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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1958-02-13
Sherwood Liqhts


Sherwood School athletic field
for night activities is undesir-
able in many respects; as blow
to the rural charm of a unique
area it would be disastrous. Your
editorial opposing it is to be
commended and deserve
prompt vigorous support.
1t is my understanding that
the School Board itself has voted
against both night games and
lights at Sherwood. A private
group appears, however, to be
applying pressure to approve in
dependent action. The Board
very wisely wishes to know the
reaction of those most vitality af-
fected. 1t will consider their
views at an open meeting Feb
ruary "a at the County Building,
Rockville, at 8 p. m.
AS far as l can ascertain, the
members of this well-meaning
but over-enthusiastic group live
at a safe distance from the field
They would not be affected by
deterioration of property values,
or have to endure a Griffith Sta
dunn atmosphere. This pro-
posal has apparently been quiet
ly in the works for some time.
1t is significant, however, that
the immediate neighbors of this
potential nuisance have. until
the last two days, been studious-
ly kept in the dark. No attempt
by responsible school or other
officials to obtain our views or
inform us of the menacing pos
sibilities has yet been made.
Living directly across from
the field, l view the prospect
with dismay. A few games a
year might to some seem endur-
able, but l understand the nui-
sance would be more or less con-
tinuous, with softball games
and other activities under the
lights a good part of the year.
The raucous and unacceptable
noise, the glazing lights within
a few feet of our windows, the
traffic on our narrow road, the
drinking, hooliganism and prop
erty destruction in celebration
of some victory" are all hor-
rible to contemplate. This beau
tiful rural area would be turned
into a Griffith Stadium slum.
trust that through your pub.
lic-spirited publicity the neigh
borhood will be alerted to the
danger, that the Board will not
be pressurized into unwanted ap-
prevail. All who are directly af-
fected are earnestly urged to
protest by letter to the School
Board, and to attend the Feb
ruary "a meeting. Aid is so
licited from all those who, in
these dangerous times, deplore
this excessive emphasis on ath-
letics, as compared with vitality
needed scholastic Improvement.
The funds of the community are
already severely strained by
school requirements. They can
not afford this undesirable and
totally unnecessary frill. Our
views are solicited; we have an
opportunity to express them in
democratic fashion. If out of
apathy and a '1et George do it"
attitude we fail, we shall de-
serve what we get-but, too late,
will bitterly regret it.
Herbert j. Holland
, 1958-12-29
THOUSANDS

he was happy to be here he
was worried by the lack of
cooperation between t h e
towns. 1T is a sorrowful posi-
ton to be in,".he said, there
fore I am asking you good
people on a whole to find some
solution to unite
George James,, who like Nj.
Nielsen had been away for
fifty odd years, spoke glow
ingly Of his homeland and the
people. He praised Governor
Merwin and wished him great
success.
Joseph Ritzberg, who is an
outstanding civic leader in
New York, was the next
speaker. He also expressed sa-
tisfaction at the progress be-
ing made and urged greater
unity among the people.
"A welcoming poem, written
by Miss Marie Richards was
read by the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Claude Richards. The
benediction w a $ said by
Father Aldrich after which
the National Anthem was
played by Mr.. Finlay's band.
After the program the Band
went on a tramp to the de-
light of everyone.
, 1958-12-29
PUBLIC AUCTION

At the request Of Austin A.
de Chabert, Administrator of
the Estate of Mary Williams
and Maria Whitehead, and ptr
suant to an Order of the Dis
trict Court Of the Virgin Is
lands, dated November II,
1858, the United States Mar
shall will sell at Public AUG
ton,
No. SOC Fisher Street,
Christiansted, ST. Croix,
Virgin Islands
on the 18th day Of January.
1859, at 2::30 pm, at the Dis
trict Court Room in Chris
tiansted, Virgin Islands.
The conditions of the AUG
ton will be read and posted at
the time of the sale.
Dated this 18th day Of De-
A.D., 1858.
S. A. FARRELLY
United States Marshal
, 1958-12-29
w A N 7 E D
The Virgin Islands Corporation requests:

The Virgin Islands Corporation requests:
$50 Tons of FIREWOOD, Maximum length 3
feet, Minimum size in Diameter g." and Maxi
mum IA" to be delivered between January 26
and 80, 1859, or before, at Bethlehem Factory.
Please submit offers for above to Mr.. NJ. o. Pro
verbs, Manager, Sugar Department, Golden Grove, not
than January IL, 1859.
, 1958-12-29
JUDGE

ly," he said, Fl have in mind
the present frightfully con-
gested condition of many Of
our federal courts and the
pressing need for additional
judges. This action on my part
will help to meet that need.
For as a senior judge / shall
continue to render judicial
service on assignment where
needed. AT the same time my
action will enable the Presi-
dent to appoint another judge
Immediately. In this way an
additional judge will be added
to the federal judicial estab-
lishment without having to
wait for the enactment Of le-
gislation authorizing n e "
~judgeships."
Judge Maris stated that
while he hopes to continue to
perform judicial service for
the rest of his life, he recog-
nizes that advancing years de-
mand q less strenuous pro-
gram than he has been follow
ing in the past and he looks
forward to somewhat more
leisure and a little more time
to devote to personal interests.
He said also that sincerit is to
be expected that an indivi-
mental and physical
powers are likely to diminish
with advancing age, he thinks
it is in the public interest that
his future judicial service
should be performed only
when he is assigned by Chief
Judge Biggs or Chief Justice
Warren. Under that plan" he
said, Sit will be for others than
myself to decide when my
physical or mental powers
have failed to the point where
I should no longer undertake
judicial work.
judge Maris observed that
he had greatly treasured the
privilege of serving the coun-
try in judicial office. But he
said that he recognized that
there are many others who
are well qualified to serve as
federal judges and who would
like to do so. Il do not want"
he said, ito stand in the way
Of anyone else having the
same opportunity for judicial
service which I have so much
enjoyed. BY assuming the sta
, 1958-12-29
81 sc RIBE

der judicial service myself SO
long as / am able and called
upon to do So"
, 1958-12-29
NEWS
5 A T D R . A Y

at soc I'm.
$50 pm. Regular Admissions
lst Feature:
Paramount Pictures presents
in Vista Vision
THE DELICATE DELINQUENT"
Jerry Lewis, Martha Hyer,
Barren McGavin
Jerry at his funniest ever IN
one Of the funniest movies ever
End Feature:
GHOST DIVER"
Audrey Totter, Jane sCraig
An exciting underwater explora
ton Aim.
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-29
The Theater will remain closed on
Wednesday Evening
New Years. Eve)
and FRIDAY

Goth Century Fox presents
Franco'se Sagans'
"A CERTAIN SMILE"
Filmed on location in and around
Paris !!
in Cinemascope and Color !!
Rossano Brazil, Joan Fontaine'
and introducing Christine Carere
as the girl with "a certain Smile
JoannY Mathis sets the mood for
romance in the City of Love s!
The story Of a french girls love
affairs from the novel that
startled the world
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-29

Robert Mitchu1n, Gene Barry,
Jaaue Abduction and introducing
jim Mitchum
(son Of Robert Mitchum)
Robert Mitchum blasts the Screen
he's trapped between the
T-Men and the terror mob or the
hottest highway on earth. The
story of today's Billion Donar
Whiskey War
LATEST NEWS
, 1958-12-29

enjoyed. By assuming the sta
tus Of senior judge I shall
open the way for another to
be called now, rather than
after my death, to serve in
judicial Office. At the same
time I shall continue TO rem
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-19
ST. John Community
Church To Observe
Its 9Th Anniversary

Yes, you and yours are cordi-
ally invited to join with us in
celebrating the Pastors and
the Church's Sixth Anniversary,
beginning Wednesday, April %,
1868 at 500 pm. 1926 Harding
avenue.
o yes, we continue April Oath
and 25th and the Sweetheart on
Parade Tea, Sunday, April 9th
400 pm. until 700 pm.
Renown speakers and singers
will entertain you each evening.
Rev. Chas. Fuller, Pastor
Mrs. lola Reese, Chairman
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-19

Robbins police played a major
role last Friday evening when
they took into custody man
who turned out to be a much
wanted criminal.
About $50 last Friday even
ing, 1t. Chapman and Sgt. Cola
received information that a man
was parked in a 1850 green and
black Buick in front of the CoZy
Corner tavern at 10th st. and
LaWndale ave. 1t was stated
that, there was a sawed-off shot
gun on the seat of the car and
that the man intended to hold
up the tavern on 135th street
as soon as it was dark.
Chapman and Cola proceeded
at once to the Cozy Corner
where they spotted the car NOV
ing away towards Crawford ave.
They gave chase and apprehend-
ed the man at Crawford ave.
They approached the car with
Continued on page 12)
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-19
CHAMBER CALLS
SPECIAL MEETING

The Robbins G h m b e r OF
Commerce will hold a SPECIAL
MEETING Thursday, April II,
1858 at $50 pm.
All members are asked to be
present and on time.
JAMES JACKSON, SIR.
President.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-19
Mrs. St. George
Passes

Mrs Mamie st. George, 1899
Turner avenue, wife Of Mr.. Otis
st. George, died Sunday, April
13 at 800 am. in her home.
She had been i'll for a long time.
The ST. Georges were married
in 1917 and are old residents
of the village. Mrs. st. George
was a member of w h Ter
Chapel CINE. Church, where
she was very active and dutiful.
Surviving her is husband,
three children, one sister and
two grandsons.
Wake will be held Friday
night, at the church, 18th and
ST. Louis ave-, Saturday at IL
am. Intermentt at Burr Oak
Cemetery.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-19

THE MAJESTY OF THE LAW
is exempIified in this picture as
result of the capture of much
wanted man by 1t. Chapman
and Sgt. Cola. Shown here Cleft
to right 1t. Charles Chapman,
Officer Donald Warren; Detec-
tive John Murtaueh of chicoga
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-19

GALLERY OF STARS-Read.
ing left to right: A most popular
band leader, Lorenzo Smith;
Robbins own "Queen of Blues"
Bobble Colquitt and guitar play
err Andrew Brown, who is also
star singer at Hugh's Mite
Club in Phoenix. (BELOW)
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1958-04-19
LANE FOSTER

Police Dept, Lane Foster, the
prisoner; Detective Jesse Glass,
Chicago Police Dept; Sgt. Willis
Cola, Robbins Police Dept; De-
tective Jack Crane, Chicago Po-
lice Dept. and Mrs. Gladys Sell
mon, Robbins Police Matron.-
Robbins Eagle Photo.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15

DETROlTs- Amman James Du.
Bose Jr son OF Frances c.
lanes 81 1891 Seminole St De.
troii, and Airnan Johnnie l.Ng.
sun 81 Alma kins Il 5ObH CiD ~
Il also a Detroit ha,c both
onplclcd initial course Of Alr
cree basic military iralgps at
Lakeland AlG in TcNas
Aprman KIM ha, been select.
I'd to attend inc technical train.
M course lor Administrative
Clerks al Amarillo ALB Texas.
Airmah Dullosc has been Sc
lcctcd 10 attend the technical
framing course for supply Spc.
cialists at Amllo Arb, Texas
Alr,nan at l.acklaf . are So.
lcclod for sncciaiicd training at
technical schools on the basis Of
men interests. and aplltudcs
they are rcds,lgncd to the
school after four weeks OF basic,
md are gwen additional mill.
airy basic training along with
nc technical Subjects
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15

oped and directed the most eifcc-
tive traffic safety prof ects in their
community or state.
Top individual winner this year
Is Mrs. Anvil l.. Stark. Of Salt
Lake City. She organized a state
wide Teen Age Traffic Safety Con-
ference, directed program giving
an award 10 the high school with
the best traffic record, and spear
headed efforts that led 10 state
supported driver training in Utah
high schools.
The Minnesota Valley Woman's
Club, Of Richhcld. MINI, placed
first among the group entries. 1t
was honorcd for its worl, In organ
izing the Richheld Safety Council
designed to coordinate and channel
the many independent safety ac-
tivities already being carried on
in the community.
Both first place winners receive
$1,000 Savings Bonds and bronze
statues symbolizing "woman's pro-
tectivc instinct"
Second and third place winners
in both the individual and group
catcgories receive $500 aid $3.50
in savings bonds, respectively. in
addition TO bas-relief plaques Of
the statue.
These winners are:
Mrs. c. l.. Mansfield, o. Fort
Worth. Texas, and L'Heurc
D'Amitic, Lafayette, La, bo.h
awarded second-place honors.
Mrs. Marian X. SteTens, Lake
wood. Ohio, and the Miami County
Home Demonstration Association,
Peru, Ind. who received third
place awards.
My personal congratulations 10
all these Safcty-mindcd ladies.
Their effective work is TO be en-
couragcd and commended by US all.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

ne fraycd nerves much needed
rest
IN annual Christmas Tree pro.
gram has been especially plan
ned Signs. Yield Right OF
Nay" o aecd 1t main intcrsec
tons haze decreAsr 4 the rate II.
speed and increased caution ~
reckless drl,,r, \ benevolent
'urd sci aside To be used ~ the
organization to a.d the sick etc
delegates were sent 70 pariici
pate in the "kicE off Luncheon
nelc at the Leland Hotel in in.
iesest Of The keep Detroit Beau
tful movement
The auditorium was filled 10
capacity, speeches were informa
tive. hence more prid. has been
taken by property owners.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
Court fl W.

where she works Of SGT Satur-
day and SIS Friday
Albert Harris. SO OF 300 Fred
crick was dead on admlttancc 10
Rccei,ing Hospital last week al
ter he collapsed from chair to
the kitchen floor 81 his home
Police sad HARRIS had com.
pla.nsd about heart burn, and
stomach distress before he died
George Lee Hunt AZ. ~ 1860
Charc>t Nas arrested last week
and charged wlih engaging IN an
illegal occupation
Police said they stopped Hunt
Tor speeding on East 7Mic Road
ncar Iyan The officers said they
90 liiseaicd an envelope contain
.ns - current dated muiucl
bel Slip, and $3.50
nssd y kennon So II 1886
~ 1rlNood was arrested last
veek and charged with viol,lns
'hc = ,rc9lics law Police
SAID kcnr q sold police in
former hf r ana for the
.4m Z. IS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
sUccUMs5

Alr Silas lnomJs. - a 5O22
Vermont. ho'n IN Jackson. Mis-.
sissirpi and who ras spcn. the
na>t seventeen ,',rs in Detroit
lied suddenly "a'lc visiting a
friend "Wednesday between the
% rs Of o'0D az 7 o0 y n.
sir. Thomas va. employed by
the American Aluminium Co !lc
IS survived u.s. MS wife. Bessie:
laughter Mrs Lucille Foster
son Wilbcr: his sister. and a
host a. relatives and friends
FRITZ funeral home is in
charge ol The isnc.al, which
vii be "a 'raesdsy. November
II, 1850 az the Zion Chapel
Church on 2iih S.
Prayers arc helrg offered for
the bcscaNCl fairly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
BY James Alfred Butler

We the Publicity Committee
Of the Goddard Street Improve
ncnt Club. quite elaied over our
progress and accomplishments
since organizing iclt that aside
from informing the general pub
he II the Glib so vii.cs inter.
SITES night De- simulated in
Their communities 10 follow
sur combined persistent efforts
Iefncntly brin. result,
10 be part Il this wonder.
fol group is indeed an honor.
sc shall DO all lhat Is humanity
possible toward IT, continued
success. During The past fiscal
year our children we're given an
Easter Egg Hunt permission
was granted 10 block off certain
areas allowing them space for a
Dance. eliminating
he ringing Of doorbells and CIV.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15


Ollie Anderson, AZ, Of 1921
Buena Vista. Vas arrested las
week and charged with felonioni
assault on complaint Of Charlei
Rowe SIS. If 1907 Tyler
Police said the TAO men had
an argument in front Of 1921 In
dlandalc over ROWcs whlsiiin2
which Anderson d.sllked
Police SAID Rove informed
them that Anderson warned hun
II you don't stop Nhisling. !
viii XIII you
Cecil Powers. 25. Of l949 Sew.
ard mental patient At heccis
IN Hospital escaped last week
Police SAID powers @As com.
mtted TO the hosptal after be
threatened b., wife
Ernest Donlcy % Of Cocoa
FLORIDA VAS charged Nlh posses
sion Of a gun last ~ccs iolioa.n
his arrest II 81 Aubln and Su.
pcrIor
Two bandit, robbed bakery
owner Of more than s. 700 %
cash and checks last week
Arthur 4 Gould 81 Of 1902
Indiana told police the thugs
approached ban ., rs Iol INTO j
car after closln- hls bAA,le h1q
al 1927 Wyomnng
lie said ihos s,lcd hg 1~i
took 81 500 ~ cash S5su ln
check, and S2s6 more ln ash 10
CANADIAN money from hia poe
kcts
The bcnd.t, escaped
Henry Johnson % oi 1921
Walnpi was arrested lai Accs
and char.,d wlh armed robbory
Police ssid johnson va, id,n
tilted by Mrs Irene Phillips So
OF 1869 Pinchurst a. the man
Who robbed cleaners shop
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
Uncover Bomb
n Mixed Dwelling

CHICAGO An unienitcd bomb
bomb was found in the VcStibulc
d Duiiunns occupied by five
White families and Ncero fmily
hs wee.
lrc pnlgn'ted IRE bomb cen.
Sistins Of a half gallon bottle Of
GASOLINE and a en- ,f heating
compound was found las, Wed
hcsday in building in nciph
borhood which police said is be.
ing Intcgraled
The bomb was found by a
tenant Other minor racial trou.
lies have occurred in the neigh
D0rhood, authorities said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
NORTHERN COUNCIL
sPONsOaS-FILM
AND SPEAKER

Council William I Patrlct IT
spoke at the second fall meeting
Of the Northern Council
Members enjoyed a film en-.
titled ITO Your Good Health
The publicity committee OF
the above mentioned club Is Ar.
dalla Clarke. r Fender and ).
Sims. V. Suite IS president; and
VI Sims. secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday afternoon the Nurses
Guild celebrated another birth.
day ard Rev { J Gadsen
prcachc tho anniversary ser.
mon. Rev G Alexander Brooks.
pastor % the Lomax Temple
A.M.E Church viii deliver the
Thanksgiving Services message
Thursday morning. NCv p
The Union Christmas service
has been planned TO be held IN
Pleasant Grove Baptist Church
Thursday Dee. %
Mrs Dorothy Player has left
the musical department iDr a
new post AZ Warrca Avenue
Barr,l Church
Sunday. Nov. %, a musica,
festival Featuring Arthur and
Miss l.. I.arrcw VIII be present
cd in the afternoon Mr.. Gallo
Mccoy. who was IN thu Rest
haven Hospital for a period OF
time is home al ll7ll Raw.
thornc, TO 589lG.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
18th & Warren
Community News

''rins : Mardi Gras s,,u,a...
november 18th a; ZOO. !, 1' as.c
oakland Ave. . 0o's
The ubi!c is iis.,el 10 con.
srd JON ~ ihc ;rn 'O'ne
Ars. Grace lac Davis i,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
DINNERS FOR
EBEhEzER A.Me

The Ebenezcr AMc Church
sponsoring a cinner a; ib \,
Loi1e # Mrs Catherine Noe1 T
1log Wabash Saturday ''
There VII be a choice n
three dinners. IN ttcrlirqs h,
enc and rhfoi..r "a'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
EXCITEMENT

On sunday NMcmbcr OH n.
1oos bell Of Gl27 10Th rsr y,
~ni upon opcnir the door ,
TRANCE mar said, Lady Won,
Acm, j. on fire
The I re department was call
~ and ,hcy found that a sparI
from tie chimney had SET m
roof and chimney ON fire
Damages were Sight AMI The
and lcrd was o~icred to clean
cat the flies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15

Mr., Mary Fann:ns's mother
died in Chicago Mrs Mary n.
Jones, president of the Senior
Choir, will celebrate her birth
day with al church members
whose birthdays fall IN Nc,cm
Der in one biz Sondav program
Al the Calico Baptist Church.
Mr. and Mrs Henry and Ellz
abcth Mccl,nton became the
proud parents Of baby Yvonnc
DccarlaS. 6 pounds and Z ounces.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15

delicious new taste surprisehis spring "unheon plate"
fled plate slice pineapple topped with pearhaf filled
grated American cheese hafsandwches slices
white bread slice whole wheat alternate with Filings
follows
Sandwich Filings,
First layer: watercress and mayonnaise
Second layer paperhn slices Of soft orange Jelly candy
and cheese.
Chicken Eeatne mold cubes Of white meat chopped celery
cucumber
Mayonnase sparks the mold with ganih
slices Of cranberry jelly. add rosette whipped cream
topped with emoncoaed Garnsh OF
sticks and cheese fruits made by few
IN cream cheese then rolling coored Add stems
leaves or those made from angelica for realistic (Choco
overed aisns soft lemon minis used plate shownl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
MARoi cRAs

The NA'rons Council Of the
scottish Rte. Masons ere Spla
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
SUNDAY. Nov. 2 Al a.l2 am.

Sunday. NOV. , at 8.l2 am.
Boy Scout Troop 1853 has two
interesting trips on their Novcri.
Der program The lads have
been invited 10 attend the foot
ball game between the Detroit
Lions and Green Bay Packers,
sunday Nut. rs, and also for
tour at IN, Metropolitan air port
wncre they viii he gwen an op-
portuniy to ride in m Ameri.
can Jclplanc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15

The QUEEN AND Her COURT Nashviies Tennessee state
ln'su>r poe pe FIR the people they the mood
ahAlous awaited pegcanlry Coronation
tcrenon and Grand Ball The tellarroc the November
event % bc assumed by the oharmcr psy
thoOss HEM Alice LowcN c Salto Tennessee Flankng
Ms Tennessee Stale University OF 1893
Jordan senior attendant II Norfolk Virginia rghp
curry fetnNood Mississippi unO attendant and pccking
os'f t heads &, hc uppert An,n , sophomore
sni Gloria MON South freshman attendant
Lillian Brown Of Tulsa Oklahoma -Canton II photo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15

Anyone Wishing 70 sell De-
troit Tribune newspapers or
would like their church. elvb
or soeiaI news in this column
should call Jsnas Alfred Evi-
Ter al TW 3.s6S3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15

serve complete and delicious meal of pork chops caunowcr
ana French fried potatoes Just Is minutes ro onenne the boe
eoothanks to revolutionary new range developed by pyro
% IN cooperation with the Iardwick Stove Company
range uses new principle gas cookng-the MicroRay
nared broewhh means cutting OF eookins time up 10 one
nan or better significant lowering Of gas eonsumpon cooler
ton Of preheating. ~ ~ ~ sP"'s' ~
mp UP green salad while the McroIsay broller EFFICIENTLY
COO, Ss W. 90 ns wosksnd sit down 10 enjoy dinner at eight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-15
Tips on Touring
ss----. By coroi Lone -
Wemen's TroyeI Authority
-.fs'y kwofd Winners

Congratulations are in order for
the six winners Of the 1858 Carol
Lane Awards for Traffic Safety!
This program sponsored By my
company. Shell, and administered
by the National Safety Council
honors individual women and
women's groups that have deycl-