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Evening star., 1958-05-12

HNRAA atAao ttAeNteA1h AAkAh VIZ
nood Of motion pictures made
since le4s. Several factors have
been, holding these back. One
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joy cafmedy, dFoms critic Tor The
Ster, h IL Frones serving os the
sliisisl United Stetss dslesots 10
the cannss Film Festival.
is the realization In Hollywood
that the nlovie-makers COM
mitted q sort Of partial suicide
by handing over TO the enemy
the potent weapon OF all those
pre-is40 films. Another is the
fact that the theatrical unions,
with the American Federation
OF Musicians apparently firmest
in its demands, must participate
in TV profits Of post-l94S
movies.
II any exhibitors have felt
projected somewhat by this lat
ter angle. they can stop feeling
protected now. For a loophole
has been discovered. 1t is that
ell motion pictures made since
1913 have not turned a profit.
Movies-independent produc-
tions. at any rate-are financed
by banks. in much the same
way as you finance a home.
And the same thing can hap
pen. II the profits are not
forthcoming to pay of the
mortgage, the bank can FORE
close on the movie.
A bank which did take over
q film in this manner would be
interested only in protecting its
stockholders, not in the effect
any of its actions would have
on your neighborhood movie
theater. It almost certainly
would peddle the picture to tele-
vision and the unions would
not share the TV money.
If the banks could do this.
some independent producers are
reasoning, there is no reason
why a producer can't do it first.
There is, this line Of thought
continues, no obligation to the
unions involved until the pic
ture is out Of the red.
An impending break through
Evening star., 1958-05-12

JOY cssmedy. droms critic Tor The
stsr. s 10 Frones serving os the
slileisl United Stetss dslesots 10
the cannes Film Festival
Evening star., 1958-05-12

separating television from the
fiood Of motion pictures made
since ie4s. Several factors have
been, holding these back. One
Evening star., 1958-05-12
TIE PASSING SHOW
Another Blow About
To Fall on Theoters
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
star hiAn Wrlinr

there any movie exhibitors left business who lust
sit by and accept whatever customers along they'd better
mend their ways They had better specifically do everything
they can 10 that movies make for producers They
had better do II they have any urge for sef-preservaon
For ehink has been discovered In Of the dykes
Evening star., 1958-05-12
Films of More Than Routine Merit

Films OF More Than Routine Merit
"WILD is THE WIND"-Anna Magnani VS.. Anthony Quinn
in tumultuOus torrent Of marital drama
"THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV"-Maria ScheII and Yul
Brynner in DOstOevsky's tale Of lust in old Russia
MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR"-Natalie Wood and Gene
Kelly recreate the best seller aided by Ed Wynn.
MERRY ANDREW"-Danny Kaye amateur archie
OOgist digs Pier Angeli ruin at the circus
"PEYTON PLACE"-Lana Turner heads all-star cast
rafting the skeletons in a small towns closet
THREE FACES OF EVE"-MeOdrama chiefly notable for
jeanne WOOdward's Oscar-winning schizOphrenia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31

des pero no seguridades de trius
TO. Esa guerra significa par,
Francia Ell desembolso annual d,
mil millones de dolares. ,
Anteriores g~obiernos france
seS habian desvalorizado 81
franco en- siete oportunidade,
desle que termin6 la segunds
guerra 'mundial. Pero iamas h.
bian contado con la autoridad
suficiente para establecer medi
dss de austeridad iunto con j.
Decentralization y como conse
cuencia siempre Sc present6
otra espiral inflacionaria.
De Gaulle, empero, cuenai
ron ell mandate del 80 por Glen
to de sus compatriotas, como
quedo oemostrado en- tres cleo.
clones nacionales habidas des
de que asumi6 Ell poder. Sera
preSldente INFERNO del conseio
de Ministries, con poderes casi
iiimitados, hasta ell 8 de enero
cuando asumira la presidencia
como ell mas poderoso iefe de
estado constitutional que Fran
ella haya tenido en- I'm siglo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
AUMENTo :.
(viene de la PrineraO

tanciales de orc, por parte de
las SO naciones. Los directories
del fondo recommendation que un
% por ciento de la quota adicio-
nal de cada nacion Sc pague en-
orc y Ell rs por ciento restante
en- moneda local.
Los directories reconocieron
que este creara dificultades a
muchos paises. Las naciones,
con tales dificultades, tendran
por 10 menoS cuatro amos para
pagan sus Quotas de orc.
La quota de los Estados Uni
dos, en- ell Fondo, Sc elevaria de
2,750, 900, 900 a Alps, 600, 900 de
dolares. La Quota del RENO Uni
do que es Ell segundo contribu-
yente en- importancia, Sc eleva-
ria de 1900, 00O, 900 de dolares
a 100000 de dolares.
Las Quotas de suscripcion de
Canada Alemania y Jap0n Sc
aumentarian en- una proportion
mucho mayor que las de los
otros miembros porque su fuer-
"a economical ha crecido tan
notablemente en- ell periodic de
postguerra. Las tres naciones
han acceptable los aumentos.
La quota del banco para Ca
NADIA Sc aumentaria de $685.
100000 de dolares a $780, 900
900 de dolares; la de Alemania
de $50, OOOO,O 900 a 1877, SOC, 900
dolares y la de Japon de ESQ.,
10000 a O,OOO,0O de dola-
res.
Las Quotas de otras naciones
Sc elevarian en- un' 5 por Glen
to en- ell fondo Y I'm 100 Dor
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
-.
(Viene de Ia PrfmeraO

bros: Francia, Alemania occi-
dental Italia, Belgica, Holanda
y L~uxemburgo.
Dentro de IS o 10 amos, 81 ell
plan tiene exito, estos paises
formaran I'm bloque economico
unico, libre de aranceles, tan
importante como Estados Uni
dos o Russia.
De Gaulle tuvo que actuar
con determination o dejar que
Francia por 81 sofa Sc excluye-
IA del mercado comun. Esto la
obligarla a permanecer en- es
teri aislamiento a someterse
a otra mortifera ronda infla
cionaria. "Hasta ahora hemos 81
do inflacionistas en- ell interior y
mendigos en- ell exterior, dijo
LIE Monde advirtiendo sin en-
barge que mientras siga la cos
tosa guerra angelina, ell plan de
De Gaulle solo tiene posibilida-
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
(Viene de la Primeral

Viene de la Primera1
so POI ciento, tambien tendr5
que pagan parte del costo de
exploration.
Eli Presidente de la junta de
la compania Eastern es Nah.
moud Younis, presidente de la
adtori6ad del Canal de Suez.
Younis- ell Ministro de Indus
tria de la R~epublica Arabe Uni.
da. Doctor Aziz Sidky y Entico
Mattel, jefe petrolero italiano,
anoche Sc reunieron con ell pre-
sidente Canal Abdel Nasser pa.
ra discutir Ell acuerdo.
Mattel representa- a la Inter.
national Oil Company, que es la
entidad italiana participants en-
ell acuerdo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
11--ANIMALES cASERoS
I5-vENTA MIscELANEA

Todos nuevos. Con descuento. Sierra
electrica de mesa. Puertas y oceeso-
rios de gabinetes de cocina.
2138 N W. 81 st.
(7850) is
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
ANUNcIos cLAsIFIcADos
PERSONALS

S25 A $500
Solo con su firma. Sin Investigation.
Traiga ~interprete. Mr.. Day FIR 3-8l19
1910 2
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
MIAMI BEACH
SOUTH A

CERCA A LA UNIvERSmAD
Bajos impuestos
Centre commercial, colegios, hermosa
roma residential. Gale tranquila.
8 dormitorios, Ia banos. Garage
cerrado. Salon Florida cor losetas.
Lote grande. Verla en-
5945 S. W. so TERRACE
Lamar al Sr. Minjares,
habla espahol.
CARTER REALTY INC.
5842 S. W. 70 St. South Miami
MO 6-3522.
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
ALQUILER AUTOS
S-cAMI0NES

Sc vende Cami6n-Trailer de IS pies.
Lamar HI 4-8521.
(7695) SO ,
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31
De
Viene de Ia PrimeraO

Brandt llevara Ell pr6ximo fe
brero q Estados Unidos la deci.
sion del Berlin Occidental de
nantener SUI libertad
Aunque los detalles completes
dc su recorrido por Estados
Unidos no Sc hicieron publicos
hoy Mrandt dijo a la conferencia
que tenia suficientes invitacio
mes para mas de medic ano."
Diario las Américas., 1958-12-31

ciento en- ell banco. Los 1,000,-
100000 de dolares adicionales,
en- ell capital del banco queda-
rian abiertos para que los pal
seS mas pequenos aumenten sus
suscripciones en- ell future, y pa
ra posibles nuevos miembros.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
WE SALUTE EVELYN
DOlLWEESE CAUlDEN

On the first Sunday in March,
Second Baptist Church observed
we Commission a Missionary, A"
al the morning service and Miss
ltNckn Dollwccsc Gauldcn was
commissioned as their missionary
to the Pilgrim Baptist Mission at
Nigeria, West Africa, where she
will Re teaching under the SUI
pervision Of DR.. and Mrs. S. w.
Marlin.
u is gratifying TO know that
this noble desire. since girl
hood, had become an acfrality.
She was an enthusiastic worker
in the Junior church under the
leadership OF Miss Louise Reid
Church missionary and quite
sincere in all phases Of religious
work.
Miss Gauldcn graduated from
Wayne University and was teach
Ing at Northwestern High school
where she resigned to answer this
call from God
Second Baptist gave a rcccp-
ton for her and presented her
with a Love Gift" of $3.50. Pas
tor Banks flew with her to Phil
adclphia where the Foreign Mis-
sion Board and all local pastors
warmly greeted her. Miss Gaul-
den is now in Africa and can
return TO the USA in three years.
A young women OF % years has
begun most useful life.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmie CavIden
Of Roosevelt are her parents.
Scotch Avenue Club held their
regular meeting with ninety per
cent membership present
A report from the sixth annual
conference on Rearing Children
Of Goodwill was given by the
following representatives of the
club. Race Relations and Church,
Mrs Nellie johnson; Radio. Tel
c,ision and Newspaper, Mrs. +.
Sinclair;
Prejudice. Mrs. Alma Booker,
and Mrs. Lula Taylor; What
Causes Disagreement in Ncighbor-
hoods. Mrs Marie Taylor, and
What Constitutes Good Neigh
borhood. also a general summary
of the program by the general
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
NATIONAL COUNCIL

The National Council ca
Negro Women is completing
plans for a 50 Day Mobilize
lion Campaign April q thru
June l6. 1858 when Council
women in all sections OF the
United States at the same
time will be telling the story
of NCNW, its purpose, poll
cies and program. The Cam
paign approved by the Exc
cutive Committee at a re-
cent meeting in Washington,
ID. {. is a National three
prongcd effort:
/. TO bring new participat.
ing members into Council
activity; =,
.. to expand the Council
program through establish
ing an Educatioifst Found
alton Fund;
3. to secure funds for a
new Headquarters Building
Continued On Page "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

the Panama Canal Zone after 10
months of armed service
James is the son Of AIr and
Mrs Albert { Mckenzie.
Grady Aiumnac association
Eclron Chapter, present, fashions
by Mary Robinson Sunday. APRIL
23,h from 400 To 800 pm al
Club Grand, 5000 l4th - Pro.
c.cds TO benefit Scholarship
lInd
Admission Will be SIPS The
rcS@ Dixon is president. odessa
1rottcr Viii be commentator
NIGHT SUNDAY SCHOOL
There were Ninetytwo present
in the FIRST attempt of Third Zap.
1 It Church. located on F. Ferry
10 marguerite a Night SUNDAY
School in their church crrlcu-
lum SUNDAY. March 9th. Rc.ular
Nipht Sunday school viii convene
each second Sunday night here.
alter
Special guest supporting this
program were Mr. Samuel Moore
If New MI Vernon Baptist
: 'urch. located on Eisht Mile
I'd. whose pastor, Rev Cnnnins.
Ian. and several members &C.
G ,mpanlcd him, Rev W VI May.
cid Of Timothy Baptist Church.
. vi members. and Rev Floyd
: llcdc, Of Warren Ave Baptist
Church. The financial and attend
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
FRANCES LAMB GOODWILL
WORKER OF YEAR

Diminutlve Frances Lamb
is Dctroit's Goodwill Work
CT of the Year.
Chosen by fellow c m
ployeeS as the person who
has accomplished more in
overcoming a handicap than
any other Goodwill employee,
Frances was feted al an
Open House and SmorgaS-
bord Dinner, Thursday, Mar.
10.
She received a Certificate
Of Merit from Mayor Louis
c. Miriam, and is entitled TO
an extra weeks vacation with
pay and a chance 10 compete
with winners from III other
CoodwiIls.
Sharing honors with Fran
ceS was Anne Campbell
Stark. selected as Woman
of the Year by Goodwill
Industries as the person who
has done the most toward
helping Handicapped people
during the past year.
Mrs. Stark was given a
Certificate OF Merit by Mr..
Robert r. Weber. pres. OF
the Board Of Directors OF
Goodwill Industries.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
Phi
SNsha !,
Presents.
YOUTH
AROUND
The
World
Society Doing.

chairman. Mr. Lucius Watkins.
Mrs. Nellie Johnson president
Wayne County Voters league
held their regular meeting Sun
day evening at the home CT Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Dukes OF West
Grand Blvd. Many fine detectives
are in the making for this fine
organization The attendance was
very good Mr.. p. Dukes. presi-
dent
The Amaranth Court had a
lovely tea Sunday at the home
OF Mrs Matte Watkins.
Misses juicy Watkins and
Rita Lvmpkin rendered the
musical numbers. The attend
anee was very good.
Mrs. Madeline Mott Of f. Kirby
was hostess to the Current Topic
Study Club Tuesday al her home.
Mrs. Thclma Hancock was guest
speaker and spoke on Judaism
which was very interesting. Mrs.
Doorthy Duncan, president.
Mrs. Irma Wells of Hartford
avenue was hostess to the Pr
nochlc Club Saturday afternoon
at her home The members had
a real party which was most en-
ioyable
COMING SOON: The Patrons
Of Art annual dinner; Eta Phi
Beta Hobo Party. Larrain Thorn
as, ticket chairman. Detroit CITY
Woman's Club party, and the
Ladies Auxiliary Of Peter Clavcr
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Butler Of
Milford avenue had as their din
ncr guest Sunday. Mrs Lula Tay-
Tor. Miss Helen Taylor and Miss
Ida Grant 1t was jolly gather
ing.
Mr.. David La Banvc is spend
in the weekend with his sister,
Mrs. Nollis IIuntsbcrry of Blaine
avenue.
The Educational Committee
Of the Detroit Association OF
Women's Clubs will be giving
a musical tea on Palm Sunday.
Mrs. Jerene Mscklin and Mrs.
Continued On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
PUBLICITY COMMlTTEE MEETING

The Publicity Committee
Of The Detroit Branch of
THE NATIONAL ASSOCIA-
TON OF COLOREp WO-
MEN CLUBS, convened on
Friday March IA, for lunch
at the Lucy Thurman Branch
Of the y. w. c. A.
The Purpose of the Lun-
chcon was to aquaint the
committee with tentative
plans being made for the
National Convention to be
held in Detroit. July 81
August 2. Headquarters Of
the Convention with be The
Sheraton-Cadillac Hotel.
Plans are being made on
the local Scene by the Gen
eral Chairman of the Conven-
ton Planning Committee,
Mrs. Rosa l.. Gragg.
Other Committee members
include Mrs. Edna l.. Hol-
comb. Mrs. Mary Belle
Rhodes, Mrs. hathelcen S.
Roberts. Mrs. Grace Peoples,
and Mrs. Josephine May,
Mrs. b + Ellington is honor
AIRY committee member.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
NATIONAL SORORITY
Presents
YOUTH AROUND THE WORLD

Adventure. culture. and
Intellectual ability influenc-
ed the guests, on Sunday af-
ternoon. March 16, 1858.
Chi Chapter National Soro-
ritz Phi Delta Kappa pre-
sented YOUTH AROUND
THE WORLD" in the Mart
Room Of Wayne State Uni
versiiy, Student Center.
Mrs. Irene Graves was
Moderator. Others on the
Panel included Mr.. Mohem-
ed Benihashemi, Iran. Mr..
S. D. BakhIe India, Mr.. LUZ
Nmora, Brazil. Mr.. ItaIo Mas
sobrio, Venezuela.
Mrs. Rosetta Elliott, Chica-
80 Illinois, Regional Direc-
Tor National Sorority of Phi
Delta Kappa was special
guest,
The Officers of Chi Chap
ter are: Mrs. Maridavid
fuqua. Basileus; Mrs. Ruth
Seymour, First Anti Basilcus;
Mrs. Geraldine Ben nett,
GrammateuS; Mrs. Gladys
Roscoe Epistoleus; Mrs.
Mary Outlay, Tamias; Mrs.
lillda Morrow. Tamiochus.
Incidental Music was play
ed BY Mrs. Thelma Yates.
The National Sorority of
Pm Delta Kappa IS a profess
Slonal sorority of 1000 wo-
men IN the field of education.
seugely engaged in the
teaching Profession, in SUI
perslSory and administrative
positions.
~, me membership includes
lliN.i our chapters locat-
"a e, throughout the United
States.
The Ushcrcttes were a
group of high school girls
interested ' in becoming teach
chapter.
rahel members were secur-
Gu 9. through Office Of Foreign
SS ,. Affairs, of WAYNE
''dIe University.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
This Dish Cuts
Cost of Living

ing a number of economical main
dishes. For additional recipes,
call Woodward $4,000, ext 6l30.
STUFFED BREAST OF
LAMB OR VEAL
3 pounds breast OF lamb or
veal. boned
I ia cups preeooked rice Is
ounce pseksge)
"a cups cold water
"a teaspoon salt
z tablespoons finely chopped
green pepper
! tablespoons finely chopped
onion
2 tablespoons eatsvp
W cup milk
Va cup water
! teaspoon salt
|. wipe meat with damp
cloth, remove excess fat.
2. Combine rice, cold water
and salt, quickly bring to
the boiling point Fluff rice
with a fork occasionally
3. Cover pan, remove from gas
flame. allow TO stand about
10 minutes.
4. Combine cooked rice with
green pepper. onion, catsup
and milk.
5. Spread on half Of breast.
cover with other half. Tie
and sew on skcwcr edges
together
6. Brown in Dutch Oven.
sprinkle with salt add
water.
Z. Cover and bake at $50 de-
grccs f.. about 2 hours. or
until tender. Uncover and
bake 80 minutes longer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
MOVIE CCERS

Be sure to sec the SapcrScopc
picture now showing at the Broad
way Capital Theatre, entitled
Mark of the Hawk. y
This movie depicting African
culture, cite. starring Sidney
Potter, Juano Hernandez. and
John Mclntlrc. has been endorsed
by many leading clcrsymcn.
ANNIVERSARY
The 3lth anniversary of the
Ladies Morning Bible Class was
observed Sunday, March 18th at
the Second Baptist Church. AL
Monroe, with an afternoon pro
gram, featuring Mrs A \ Banks
ST.. as speaker. Mrs Anna J.
Bryant. program chairman. pre-
sided
Other participants in the n~p-
gram were: Mrs Willie y Sc T.
lark, Rosa Scott Miss l'nd .
Owen, Miss NJ. Louise Reid VIA
presented the speaker. Mesd.n :,
Wainwright and Thomas. ..rs.
Gcssic Casey, Miss Eone l.. L..
ccy, Mrs Ida Roscbar. Mrs A.
Meta C. Walton Mrs. Eura 5.
Perry is president, Mrs. Lcmora
Thomas. recording secretary
Also Rev 4. A. Banks Jr.
who delivered a very inSp'rins
sermon Sunday morninc. March
10th, uSing a subject "Rcnudia-
ticn and Recollection Will be
speaker in the principal services
of the opening Of st Stephens
Community Center Tuesday, Mar
18th The church membership will
accompany him.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
RS. PARKER CELEBRATES
BOTH BIRTHDAY

81 sunday !. March 10th, mark
~ su, inc event of a delightful
@i,u enjoyable birthday party
e e. ior Mrs. Lillian Park.
S 3d. Oh l545 Monica. cele.
T T'Gn'lAs her 8Oth birthday.
i I@e affair was given by
trends who gathered TO
yaare with her the many
s WAR which have been SO
a su,y KIND TO this gracious
''' Me- charming lady.
loy npI . d farker received many
iin ngs gifts, also many greet
lei G" oy card, telegram and
r onl'i And those present
n epv.'S having enjoyed the
party Immensely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

Pfc. James Cal Mckenzie, Of
545 Lcnoir. River Rouge, Mich,
received a hearty welcome home
from his parents and relatives
last week OH his return from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
CHURCH ANNIVERSARY

New Grace Baptist Church, To-.
Gated on East Forest Ave, mem
bcrshin has Just recently ended
their Church Anniversary obsCrv-
ancc Local ministers of the city
participated in the services, which
were very we'll attended The
final report is a financial and
spiritual success Rev r. Edding.
ton, pastor.
Be sure 10 gel your 1858
NAACP membership during the
annual drive in Detroit, which
is being headed by MIR James
niggs. and help solicit others
It's nice TO belong TO such a fine
organization.
Third Baptist Church member
ship Joined their newly elected
pastor. Rev Il Parish Wilson. in
a chartered bus To Toledo. Ohio.
Sunday, March 10th. where he
was speaker in the principal Scrv-
ice at Macedonia Baptist Church
where he was former pastor.
pc. r.,,,cs al Mckenzie of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

Looking for way to trim
your meat bills? Why not try
stuffed breast of lamo or veal
which will feed six people for
about one dollar This main dish
is as thrifty as il is delicious.
The recipe below is recon-
mcndcd by home economists at
the Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company as part of their pro
gram To aid customers with cost
ofliving problems.
"Lons, slow gas cooking Is the
secret 70 bringing out the foil
flavor 81 stuffed breast OF lamb
or veal" said Miss Frieds Bsrth,
home service director AZ Miehi-
Gan Consolidated.
Currently the Gas Company's
home service department Is test
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

ing a number of economical main
dishes. For additional recipes,
call woodward $4,000, ext. 6l30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

ancc banners were received by
tho adali class with % in class.
Ni-ht Suni.y school off Gers
arc Mr., Bertha l. Marion. gen
crdl superintendent teacher Mrs.
Lacy Sloan Mrs Hattie c. Dog
ans. y { Hayes Thomasina Bur
b Martha Jones. Susie Craig.
Narcotic Wilson Fannie Jones.
and Rev J T. Wilson Mrs Eve
,Nn Dumas is pianist
sAsY SHOWER
FINK and Blue Sheet cakes car
r.cd oW .he color scheme at tho
T. by shower sven in honor of
AIr- Irene Endlcy Of 1880 FAIR
.,.d sunday March 10th at the
home of Mrs Ncrna Lee Jones.
4l2S Medium from 400 to 600
pW several games were played
hy all present winch brought
about many merry chucklcS
FRIES were gwen refreshments
cnloycd and many roNcly gifts
presented tie honorcc
Names on the guest list we're
Aidcll stephens. Dorothy sab
both Mars Williams. Eloisc Law.
sou Francis Gilmore Charity
Williams. Geraldine Simmons.
letha Harrison. Native Harlan.
ruby Williams. Ncrna Lee Pen
dcrraSs. Annie Belle Aston and
uhN Matthews
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
COMMEN

Of The Women's clubs is get
ing off with a great deal of
distinctive enthusiasm.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

Precedido de dos autom6vi-
les -une con miembros de la
polieia Y Ell otro con miembros
del clero lIevando crucifijos-
la carroza f1nebre y Ell cortejo
mortuorio integrado por ntros
diez automobiles entraron en-
la antigua ciudad romano por
la puerta de San Juan, al sur,
a las 3.26 pm. OOPS am. EDIT
Una multitud de unas 100000
personals esperaba silenciosa al
rededor de la Gran Plaza en-
frente a la inmensa Basilica de
San Juan de Letran.
Cuando ell corteio aparecio
frente a la Iglesia, una Guar
dia de Honor integrada por
miembros del ejercito italiano
y de la policia municipal de
Roma presentaron armas.
Con toda la elaborada fOrma-
lidad de la Iglesia, ell ataud con
ell cuerpo del Papa fue ba.jado
del armon, colocado en- una IL
terra y llevado hasta ell interior
de la iglesia madre de la cris-
tiandad por miembros del Sc
diari los que habian llevado
(COntinua en- la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-11

Ell Cardinal de Vignale, Macs
tro de Camara del Papa Pho XII
dirigira las disposiciones de Sc
guridad externa que deben to-
'marse durante la votacion ultra
secreta que realizaran los car
denales en- la Capilla Sixtina.
Durante la votacion, las puer-
tas de la capilla permaneceran
cerradas. Ell alimento Sc envia
a los cardenales por I'm ascen-
scr inferno. Nadie puede aban.
donar la Capilla hasta que Sc
haya designado al nuevo Pom
tifice, por largo que sea ell Pc
riodo que lleve la votacion.
Cada uno de los Cardenales
tiene su pequena zelda.
Ell gobernador del conclave
fue elegido por los cardenales
que Sc encuentran en- Roma, que
Sc reunieron en- session especial
encargada de arreglar la fecha
y los detalles del conclave 'tan
pronto como sea possible.
(Continda "a In Pagina D.