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and mrs. Daniel B. Branch,
i3-H Ridge road. Greenbelt,
Md. Northwestern High School.
Carl d. Corse. jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl ID. Corse, 5814 john
son avenue. Bethesda. Bulls
preparatory School.
Paul II. Darby, jr.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul H. Darby, 8411 CAL
weston road. Silver Spring. Bull
lis Preparatory School.
Richard n. Dericks0n III;
Navy Capt. and Mrs. Richard
R. Derickson. 20 Badger road,
Annapolis. Loyola High School,
Baltimore.
Walter T. Dxiedzic; Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter T. Dziedzic, An
napolis. Bishop England High
School.
William p. EsheIman; Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Eshelman, ITO
Woodside parkway. Silver
Spring. Montgomery Blair High
School.
John p. Firmin; 1881 Mont
gomery avenue, Bethesda. RAN
dolph Macon Academy, Front
Royal. Va. and Columbian Pre-
paratory School.
Michael e. Fitzgerald; Rear
Admiral (Ret.) and Mrs. VIII
liam F. Fitzgerald. jr., 20S
Prince George street. Annapo-
lis. Severn School.
Michael L. Hartman; Capt.
and Mrs. Irwin s. Hartman,
USN. 49ll Essex street, Chevy
Chase. Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School.
James B. Lackey; Navy Capt,
tRet) and Mrs. Morris d,
Gilmore, Route 3, Box 1872, An
napolis. Carlisle High School,
Carlisle, Pa, and Western
Maryland College.
Robert L. Larkin, jr.; Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur B. Meyer, 500
Belvedere boulevard, Silver
Spring. Anacostia High School
and the University Of Missouri
Hayden L. Leon, jr.; Navy
Capt. and Mrs. Hayden l.
Leon, 9210 Crosby road. Silver
Spring. American Dependents
High School in Naples, Italy
Samuel ]. Lyon, jr.;. Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel ]. Lyon, 47le
Bradley boulevard. Chevy Chase
Woodrow Wilson High School
Carleton E. Mott. jr.; Navy
Capt. and Mrs. Carleton E
Mott, Annapolis. Severn High
School.
Bruce Schick; Mr.. and Mrs
George P. Shick. Frederick
Bulls Preparatory School.
Hugh v. SniveIy; Mr.. anc
Mrs. Harold E, Snively, Ha.
gerstown. Hagerstown High
School.
HolIie ]. Tiedemann, jr.; Mr.
and Mrs. Hollie j. Tiedmann
1905 New Market drive, Beth.
esda. Chevy Chase High School
and Bulls Preparatory School
Marshall H. Woodbridge; Ad.
miral and Mrs. Edmund T
Woodbridge. USN. 602l Gavin
terrace, Bethesda. st. Francis
Preparatory School. Spring
Grove. Pa. and the United
States Military Academy al
West Point, NY.
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100. JUMPIN WIN JONAH.
The Jonah Jones CONDO in
O s~insin' new sci OF tvness
Jvsi A Gisoio, Night Tr0in,
A Kiss 10 BviId o Orsom
On. nine more. $3.50
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MN.I5
NEW
JAMES
HOW TO SAVE MONEY the Albums you want
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YOU GET FOUR ALBUMS WORTH UP TO 1882
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After that you may resign, or retain
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Each month you receive the Record
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selections. If you want the selection in
the division you joined, do nothing: it
will come automatically. If you wish
any of the other selections-or wish no
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But HURRY to get your FOUR ALBUMS
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SEND NO MONEY-RISK NOTHING! If moi
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7 days and your membership and all
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113. NATHAN MILSTEIt. A
brilIioni performance BY
the famous ViTtuoso. Of The
Coldmork Violin Concerto
in A Minor. Recorded in
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ZOE. CONCERT Russo. vii.
Ii0m Sieinbers ond the
PittsbVrsh Symphony
Orchestra. pIoy works BY
Tchuikovsky. MoyssorgskV,
Clinko ond BoTodin. $A.9e
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iOOSsUY L0MBARD0 ond
the RSyul Comedians pl0y
forty Irving Berlin hits: Soy
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Ny Hsort. The Girl ihoi !
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THIS WEEK mosorine i August 2. 1859
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III. ROGER WAGNER
chORALE. Breoshtokins per-
formoneeS OF Hondel's hol-
IslUjoh Chorus. music from
Prince Igor. works by MOI.
ori, ond others. $3.50
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I. eERSHWIN. His two most
iomoVs competitions -
Rhapsody in BlIs and An
American in PoriS. Leonard
Psnnorio with the Holly
wood Bowl Symphony. 4.9o
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HELP MEN

ACCOUNTANT IN. for cPA once;
excel. working conds. Apply 2
70 5. suite 500. 9l9 18th st. NV.
3 yrs. public exper
desired, for national Arm: under
IS yrs. prefer college grad SAL
AIRY open. Replv giving education,
exDer., age, etc. Box S6-E. Star.
ACCOUNTANT. young man. with
accountant degree. to learn and
assume full charge Of MGR ma
chine system In property develop
ment and MANAGEMENT arm. excel
salary and working conds In
modern Sill Spring ONCE building
In reply. state qualifications and
salary requirements. Box 1851,
Star.
GRADUATE to han
die books. do some cost account
Ing possibility some ONCE SUPER
vising Apply In person BEASLEY
a. BEASLEY. Engineers and APP
praisers. 1874 = st. NV.
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PIRATES DEN
AUCTION

WEDNESDAY night pm. Sept. 9
A NIGHT TO REMEMBER
Collection of Cut glass, Stein, Truck
load of reflnished early American
Furn. Penna. Dutch kitchen items.
Dresden onion Micien, Bisque. and
Ma iolica. Victorian art Glass
Pressed and colored glass. lamps,
pictures. and mirrors plus thou
sands Of other items.
MSoFCTION SEPT. =. Z to 2 PM
.FARL MAHEW. Auctioneer
MR. AND MRS. cox, OWNERS
CONsIGNMENTS WANTED
HA. 7-7427 OR OIL. 2-0s3s
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SPECIAL NOTICES

] WILL BE RESPONSIBLE for the
compliments you get on your good
taste in decorating your home
with brass eagles purchased from
jerks, 1913 eth st. NV. Wash
tngton's Oldest Hardware and
Stove Store since 1866.
Z WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Tor
any debts incurred BY anyone
WEIBREcHT, 1918 Coco H nc I'd d,
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when answerinp ADVERTISEMENT
addressed TO Star boxes do NOT
enclose original references pho.
tooTaphs or other materials OF
personal palue Copies serpe the
suppose Originals mag Get lost.
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ACCOUNTANT

Accounts payable supervisor, excel
lent salary plus many co. dement's.
including free parking, hospitaliza-
ton, paid vacation and employee
discount, Apply Mr. SAUNDERS
2146 gath place, ne.
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HELP MEN
ADVERTISING
COPYWRITER

Unusual and immediate openings
for top-notch copywriter with one
OF WaShington's largest. most
creative advertising agencies. Must
be good idea man, able TO produce
under minimum OF direction
Should have exper. In trade and
consumer copy at national. re-
gional, and local levels. Salary
and oppor. open. Numerous en-
ploye benefits. New air-cond. Of
hees. Our employees know Of this
&C. Send resume. Your reply will
be held in strict confidence Box
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TAr Eurntng Star
AND
Thr emnhay Star
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING

3 Z 10
Words Lines Time Times Times TineS
Is , $i7@ $3.50 $9.45 $3.50
20 4 2.32 900 1880 1910
IS s 2.So $50 1875 1850
out-of- Town Rots. s6e Per Line
; or More Times. zoe Per Line
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HELP MEN

AGE 10 to IS
We will train you in
the growing industry
of rockets and solid
propellantS.
If you want a perma-
nent job In Americas
fastest growing indus
try and are a high
school graduate and
If you can meet our
requirements we will
train you as an opera
tor at our rocket and
propellant production
plant. Ample opportu-
nifty for advancement
in salary and respon-
sibility exists in the
Industry Of Tomor-
row."
Work nj ar Gaines
vile, Virginia, at our
Pine Ridge plant. (35
miles west Of D. c.
near Route 29-2llJ
Work is in rotating
shifts of 40 hours per
week. No Saturday or
Sunday work.
Enjoy liberal company
benefits while train
ing and afterwards,
including paid vaca-
tons, sick leave hon-
days, disqualification,
m e dica II and life
insurance. Company
picnic and grounds
and lake for SWIM
ming and fishing.
Open to employees and
their families on week
ends.
Please call us and let
US talk over the
opportunities waiting
for you at ARC.
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INFORMATION
LEWIS Z. WALLIHAN
BOX 973. FRONT ROYAL VA.
PAWNBRoKER'S SALE

UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
Pursuant to Public Law No. 9S2
approved August @. 1886, the un-
dersigned will sell
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
At WeSchler's
g05 z st. NV
THURSDAY, SEPT 10, 1859
CommencinR 10 O'Clock AM
Continuing Until Mid-afternOon
Diamonds, jewelry. watches. includ-
ing good selection of diamonds up
to ) carats. Guitars. saxophones,
trumpets; accordions, 100 bass,
Leica and Polaroid cameras. Bell
a. Howell and other cameras, slide
projectors. sound protector, radios.
monographs, clocks, tape record
ers. sewing machines. portable
typewriters, binoculars, clothing,
electric drills. TV testing equiu-
ment. luggage, shaver. golf clubs,
sterling silverware, drafting sets,
slide rules, shortwave radios. shot
guns. rifles. pistols. Numerous
other unredeemed items.
TERMS: CASH. On view. Sept. 3.
10 to 3; chairs provided. 1nspec-
tion Sept. q. 10 to 3.
BY order MAX zWEIG SONS, INC
seHQ
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HELP MEN

ARCH. TRAINEE. 8. 9. $3.50
Driver, age IS start 5000
Shipping Clerk. exper. - 1925
Typist. gen. ofc.. his. g., St. $3.50
Silver Spring-RockVille
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BAKERY TRAINEEs
Hot Shoppes, Inc.

Apply RIM. 200. 1341 O ST. NV.
'oDee ev. MsSnes IA o ap ptm. prioa'
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AUTO BOOKKEEPER
Auto Damage Appraiser

OF InSufbnce Claims adIuSIOf
with auto damage appraising
training and experienee.
References. AGE rs 70 40.
Bell Auto Damage Appraisal
Call Tues. and Wed. ewes.
from 4:30 to 8. JU. 1898
any eve. from 8 to 10 ct
AUTO MECHANIC-Due to expan-
sion we are in need Of another
automatic Transmission man i'm
mediately with knowledge Of ell
types Best pay plan in area;
plenty Of work; latest equipment:
good working conditions: COM
pany dement's. MIDTOWN MO-
TORS. INC, 1920 Ca. ave. INV,
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AUCTION SALES

HORSES PONIES - Auction satur-
DAY, Sept. IL, at . pm, EST
so heads-My residence. 4 miles
North OF Front Royal. Va, RtS
$40, 522, sign on highway. Hall
breeds. purebred, hunter prospects,
COW ponies. school horses, chill
dren'S large ponies; no shipping
fever
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AUDITOR

Degree in accounting plus several
years public accounting or audit
ing experience desired. Age 24-32
Some travel involved. 5-day week.
S450-s475 TO start.
CAPITAL AIRLINES
Washington National Airport
Call Re. 7.6s30, ext. Az for appt.
AUTO BODY MAN, part time. must
be very good. We have more work
than we can handle. Can work
any hours bet. 8 am. and pm.
REINEs MOTOR Co. 1910 VIII
AUTO BOOKKEEPER
To assist once manager Of down
town GIN leadership. Under 50.
automotive experience preferred
This is an excel. oppor. Salary
open. Reply Box AGE, Star.
AUTO CARBURETOR and ignition
mechanic, must be exper. In mo-
tor tuning and electrical service
BUELLS SERVICE. S1l 10th NV
AUTO CASHIER, to work in part,
room handling assorto-post anc
factory claims. Exper. preferred
5la-day Wk., usual CO. benefits
Salary commensurate with ability
Apply In person. GUY STEUAR1
MOTORS. s040 Ga. ave, 8. 8.
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AUTO RADIO REPAIRMAN. must

De eXper N fepAlrS OF All mhKeb
Of auto radios, must have d. G.
drivers license, good pay. paid
vacations. group disqualification.
Apply in person. 611a Ga. ave.
NV See Mr.. MENTZER.
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Washington National Airport
Call Re. 7-6s30. ext. AT for appt
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FOUND = fur shop on q st that
has q tremendous selection OF
slightly used mink garments OF
every description that must be
CLASSIFIED as second hand used.
yet they look as good as new
and are being offered at prices
that are . fraction OF the oriei-
you BASKIN FURs. corner OF
9Th and O SITS. NV.
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BRIDES TO BE

Call me before you buy your we'd
ding dress. / will save you money
CHARLOTTE BARRY. ST. 3-0022
CANDY CLASSES, start Sept. IA
and % (whiteJ. day and eve. OF.
4-6924 JAY BEE CANDY
SCHOOL,
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Ter exper. preferred; must be
sober and like TO deal with the
public. not over 35 yrs. old. Good
pay plan, excel. WORKING, combs.
sons MOTORa. INC I'M 4-2lan
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WARRANTY sERv.
ICE CLAIMS CLERK, exper. only,
must be able to type own claims,
familiar with factory policies and
nrocedures. Salary. open: better;
than-average working combs. al
ager for apt. BANNING a. SONS
MOTORS. INC. On. 4-3130.
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EYE GLASSES. Lowest prices for
finest quality due to our low over
head. Eyes examined, prescriptions
filled, lenses DUPLICATED. DIR. VIC
TOR R. ROGERS, Optometrist
1A1h PARK I'd NV. Dbl 7-A02O.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12
Reading School
Has New Course

The Tucson Reading Insti-
tUte announces a new course
in Remedial Reading for chill
dren which began June 8.
The course is given in addi-
ton to the adult and teen-age
courses that were held dur
ing the winter.
DR.. George Iacono, direc-
to1, will be in charge of
visual training and percep-
tual training, including oculo-
motor development. The Wis
ual training clinic is equipped
with the latest scientific de-
vices for training specific
ocular abilities involved in
reading. This type of train
ing is not available in any
other type of reading pro
gram.
Mrs. Bernice Goldmark,
MED, a Tucson elementary
school teacher will be in
charge of the remedial as
poets of the program. Mrs.
Goldmark has done special
remedial reading clinic work
in New York City.
Complete visual and read
ing disabilities diagnoses will
be given to each child. The
new primary course is open
to children from grades one
through six and the jr. high
school, high school and adult
courses will be continued dur
ing the summer.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12
Yiddish Book
Awards Named

NEW YORK, (JTA)-Five
Yiddish and Hebrew authors
were the recipients of the
1858 Lamed Aleph prizes CIV
en- annually for the best books
that appeared in YiddiSh and
Hebrew during the year.
The $500 prizes went to
Meir Stiker, for a book of
Yiddish poetry; Benjamin
Resler and Chayim Brand
vein, two authors of Hebrew
novels. The fourth prize of
$500 for Yiddish prose, was
divided between ItZhak MeZ-
ker and Abraham Zack, two
Yid6ish noVeliSts.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12
Center Offers
Swim Rhythms

Registration is now being
taken for synchronized swim
ming which is under way
at the Tucson Jewish Com
munity Center.
The course includes SIM
pie swim patterns, graceful
swimming techniques, water
rhythm activities and i'm
we'd general swimming
ability. Swimmers must be
over the a-e of II years.
Mrs. Frances Bannion,
YWCA acquatic director, will
handle the program which
will be presented on Mondays
and Wednesdays from 6:15
to 7:15 pm.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12

and the building is complete
ly air-conditioned.
Mr.. Alexandra has been i'm
Tucson for IS years and is
a graduate of the University
of Arizona. He has had seven
years in the travel agency
business and is an agent for
all major steamship compan-
les, airlines and tour com.
panies. He also operates his
own Hawaiian and Mexican
tours. He has just returned
from Honolulu where he re-
neWed contacts.
Mr.. Alexandra is a mem.
Der of Temple Emanuel, the
Temple Mems Club, board Of
directors of the Tucson chap
ter of City of Hope, Lions,
Chamber of Commerce and
the Arizona Sunshine Climate
Club.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12
Round the Town


HENRY I'll. KAUFMAN
tWill travel to Switzerland for
a family reunion this sum-
mer. The reunion will mark
the first time in 25 years
Mr.. Kaufmann's mother has
been together with all her
children. -.
ANITA RICH, daughter of
MR.. AND MRS. LEO RICH,
has received an award for
the best supporting actress
in television at UCLA and
was nominated for the best
actress in the Theater Arts
Department. T hi summer
she will work at UCLA'S
summer theater and then will
continue her studies in New
York City. The Riches left
June 10 to attend UCLA
graduation ceremonies. :.
MRS. SARAH BERLINER
left last week to attend the
wedding of her grandson,
DAVID BERLINER to PA
TRICIA WELLER. The we'd
ding was held June 6 in
Springfield, Ohio. From there
Mrs. Berliner will continue
east to Washington and New
York where she will spend
the summer.
MIR. AND MRS. JACK ZE-
WIN will leave shortly for
New Hyde Park, N. Y. to
spend the summer. -.
Attending AnytoWn, Ariz.,
the National Conference OF
Christians and Jews work
shop-camp, are DIANE KOP-
LIN and BOB MASLOW. -.
BARRY HIRSCH, son of
MIR. AND MRS. S. e.
HIRSCH won KCUB's 500
mile race contest by coming
within 2-thousandths of the
correct winning speed. He
won a trip to Las Vegas for
the family. -.
MIR. AND MRS. ID. II.
FELDMAN and their daugh-
ter, SUSAN, have been in
Salt Lake City where they
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12

attended the graduation of
their son, Martin, from the
University of Utah Medical
School. He will intern at Phil
adelphia's Temple University
Hospital. MIR. A. ALBERT
FELDMAN, uncle of the
graduate, also attended the
graduation.
RAPHAEL FINKELSTEIN,
son of MIR. AND MRS. JO-
S EP I'll FINKELSTEIN, re-
ceived a Scholastic Magazine
award for outstanding work
in English. =.
Among the award winners
at Alice Vail Junior High
were MERYL WEINSTEIN,
first place scholarship; SU-
SAN SMITH, school spelling
award; JOANNE KOLINS,
ART YAVELBERG and DA-
VID GOLDBE E RG, swim
awards.
REGINA PODDIZKI,
daughter of DIR. AND MRS.
A. PODRIZKI, received the
award for outstanding girl
athlete at Mansfield Junior
High. =.
The HARRY SHIFTS cele-
brated their 43rd anniversary
June 4 and will leave shortly
to spend the summer at Gil
man Hot Springs, Cal. {.
Their grands son, JAMES,
leaves this wee kend for
France on an overseas study
scholarship. -.
MRS. HE KUPER-
MAN and her daughter, MRS.
DAVID KRAMER and grand
sons, left for the east where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. Kramer will join them
for his vacation.
MRS. HY STRIKMAN and
her mother, MRS. ANNA
YOUNG, have left for Gin
cinnati where they will at
tend the unveiling of the
headstone for the late Mr..
Young. From Cincinnati they
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12

will travel to St. Louis where
Mrs. Young will remain for
a visit with her son and fam
lily. Mrs. Striknan will re-
turn to Tucson early in July.
MIR. AND MRS. AARON
SOSIN had a dinner for fam
lily and friends at their home
June 7 to celebrate the 45th
wedding anniversary of their
parents, MIR. AND MRS.
MORRIS SOSIN.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12
Center Wins Meet

For the first time the
Tucson Jewish Community
Center captured the Water
melon Relays by running
up 176 points to the strong
MICA team which had
162. Highland Vista was
third with 16O.
The Arizona post., 1959-06-12
Worldwide Travel Opens
New Office On Broadway

Worldwide Travel, owned and operated by Ray Aexan
DIRE, has moved to new offices at 2631 E. Broadway
The colorfu offices, marked by palm tree at the
'front.' have full glass windows to allow spacious airy
headquarters The office has private conference room
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02

DIRECTIONS: Out Hohwoy so through Lonho mile beyond
roilrood overposs to VIKING sign right.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
California Woman Chosen
For Arctic Circle Drive

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept.
"a California mother OF
three girls will make history
this month when she dives
a car to the Arctic Circle.
Mrs. Pat Sawyer, 80, OF
Hemef, Calf, was chosen Ter
the trip after . nationwide
search which drew more
man 10000 applications
from housewives with o yen
for sdventyfe.
PAT Is TIE wife OF Robert
II. Sawyer, an airllnes pilot.
They have three girls; Pam
ella, Is, Robin, II, and Kim,
Z.
i've always wanted to 90
70 Alaska" said Mrs Sawyer.
Bob has told me so much
about H."
AS a pilot with the air
transport command during
World War II, Bob made
many trips from Seattle to
Alaska.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Africa South of
The Sahara"

one Of the few American
specialists on Africa, Dr. Henry
L. BRETON, p~rssesSs. e. Fo..teal
science al the University OF
Michigan. will serve as coordi.
nator of q special lecture course,
Africa South Of the Sahara
which opens In Detroit at the
Rackham Educational Memorial
at TOO pm on Monday, Sept 81.
developed by several depart.
ments of the u.M, the course Is
being given through the univcr'
sity'S Extension service II Is an
Introductory survey of Africa
south of the Sahara with ref
ercncc TO historic, geographical,
socio.anlhropoIogical. economic,
and political data.
Cultural and chronological as.
poets will also be considered Lee.
turcrs. including Prof. Breton,
are specialists on the topics
assigned to them.
The course may also be elect
ed for extension credit at the
graduate or undergraduate level.
Registration. which is $2700,
may be made at the time Of the
opening session.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
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BARBECUE

BARBECUE
Mr., and Mrs. Samuel Jones of
Dayton. Ohio, is the niece of Or.
Carl Shaw and spent the week.
Wayne County Voters League
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
Mrs. FINS Boatmsn left

Mrs. Fins Boatman left
Sunday, Sept o, 1859, from
Willow Run Airport for Los
Angeles, California, there
she will spend the winter
months visiting friends, and
relatives who she had not
seen i'm MANY veare