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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22
HERE AND THERE

Mrs. Maudc Dorm, the vivac-
ious Conant Gardens lady. has
returned from Idlewild where
she enjoyed immensely for more
than a week She plunged right
IN preparing for house guest.
Dr 5. d. Hill, prominent ply.
s.cian Of Monroe. La. who came
htle TO the National Medical AS
ISOLATION which was held here
last week and stopped in the
Dorm home.
Mrs. Mary Lee Allen of Union
City. Tenn. is visiting her dau9h-
ter. Mrs. Maurine Robertson of
liazclwood. Also visiting are Mr..
and Mrs Samuel Pitts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il L. Johnson and son, all
OF Columbus, Ohio. They are
sister and brother of Mrs. Rob
crson.
Miss Wanda Jones of ST. Aubin
has returned from Memphis.
Tenn. where she spent the
m.onths of June and July helping
TO attend hcr seriously i'll grand
father After being horne for :
few days. She left Sunday for
Camp Holly, where she'll spend
d week.
Mrs. Robert Lee Moifctt. who
has Iccturcd in most Of the
countries of Europe and Canada,
spoke to a huge group of Bahai
at the Chat Room of
the Highland Park YWCA last
Friday Her subject, Thy King
dom Come
Mrs. Clara Berry Morrow of
Last Willis has returned from
vacation during which time she
visited her mother, Mrs. Harrcll,
Of Ncwbcrn. Ala. and her sis
tiers. Mrs. MorroweMas honorcd
as a Mother Of the Year" on the
House of Diggs radio program
on Mothers Day
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22

his possession.
Federal agents said Boyd's
pockets contained GAO grains of
pure heroiin.
Boyd pleaded innocent on ar
raignment in Dearborn Township
court tbefore Justice of Peace
John l.. Mokersky. His bond was
set at $500.
Police said they had a tip-off
that Boyd would have the dope
in his possession when he ar
rived in Detroit.
Mrs. Julia Van Hooks, of SIG
K. Forest, filed a divorce suit
last week against her husband,
Henry Van Hooks.
Mrs. Van Hooks, a school
teacher, said she was annoyed by
phone calls from her husbands
girlfriends. who insulted and
abused her.
Mrs. Van Hooks also asks that
her husband pay her $1,000, rep
resenting the interest in a teach
ers's fund when she retired to
marry him for the second time.
She charged that Van Hooks
squanders his money on night
clubs and bars with other WON
en-.
The Van Hooks we're married
in l948 in Montgomery, Ala. They
were divorved in 1851, but re.
married in Detroit in 1857.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22

The college earned the highest
institutional rating on the basis
of the final camp grade average
of its cadets. Each cadet was
judged on leadership, job per-
Torrance, firing grades and writ
ten tests.
Morgan also ranked first in
platoon standing, with the
highest percentage Of its Ca
diets rated in the upper third
OF overall platoon standing.
1t. Col. Edward c. Johnson,
Professor of Military Science and
Tactics at the college, learned of
the first place institutional hon
ors won by his cadets in an Off
cial order from Meade Head
quarters informing college com
manders of summer camp final
grades.
The twenty-one other schools
judged along with Morgan were:
the University of Delaware.
Bucknell, Dickinson College,
Western Maryland, Pennsylvania
Military, Loyola, Drexel Institute,
the University of Pittsburgh, Uni.
versity of Scranton, Duquesne,
the Johns Hopkins, Lehigh. Get
tysburg, Pennsylvania State,
Washington and Jefferson Col
lege, Georgetown University, LAT
ayette, the University of Pennsyl.
vania, Cannon College, Howard
University and Temple.
Placing second and third re.
spectively behind Morgan in most
proficient honors we're the Uni.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22
COURT NEWS

Served White put on a mans
suit coat valued at S14.75 and
attempted TO walk out of the
store. lie said White informed
him that he had been in the
city only two days, and planned
to sell the coat TO raise money
for food and a room.
White was charged with sim.
pie larceny.
Joseph Sharpe, 81, of 1889 ST.
Aubin. was sentenced to sixty
days in the House of Correction
last week after he was found
guilty of nonsupport.
Sharpe was arrested on the
complaint of his wife, Mrs. jew
ell Sharpe, 81.
Police said Sharpe received
welfare aid for his wife and
three minor children, and re-
fused TO do welfare work in ex-
change for the dole.
Alonzo Gardner, SO, of 1890
Jos Campau, was found guilty of
assault and battery last week in
Recorders Court and sentenced
to 80 days in the House of
Correction.
He was arrested on the COM
plant of his estranged wife, Mrs.
Louise Gardner, 81, of 1896
Chene.
Mrs. Gardner said her husband
had just been released from the
House of Correction when he
came to her apartment, beat her
up and broke up the furniture.
Recorders Judge Paul f.
Krause imposed the sentence.
Joseph II. Eigncr, 33, of 2944
Northwestern, an auto worker,
committed suicide in his home
last week by shooting himself
through the head.
Police said Eigner had been
rushed TO Receiving Hospital
Hospital from an auto plant
where he was employed. He
walked out the hospital without
being signed out.
The officers said after Eigner
returned home his aunt, Mrs.
Roxy Baxter. 90, of 1862 Leicester,
came TO his home and called a
private doctor. When the physi-
clan examined Eigner he went
outside TO call a private ambu-
lance, at which time in the pres
cncc of his aunt. Eigncr pulled
a gun and fatally wounded him
self.
Q 9 3
John c. Boyd. Is, Of 6345
Whitewood, was arrested last
week as he arrived at Metropoli-
tan Airport from New York City
with $1,000 worth Of heroin in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22
BY ROBBIE |. U
81. LoylsIANs HERE

Oi. ~ l1t<NIN9 IIGNG
Driving. their SO Cadillac con.
sortiblc. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Gates and children. Erma Jean.
Morla. and Darrell. OF 81. Louis.
Mo.--came here for a week ;
Vacation after stopping in Chi
cago and other points.
While here they visited rela-
.ti,cs. Mr.. ARIEL Ford of Hart
ford. uncle OF Mrs. Gates. Mrs
Mary Holiday Of Ironwood. cous
IN Mr. and Mrs, \. Caldwell OF
Allcndalc. cousins. Nlr. and Mrs.
Matter Rutlcdsc Of Webb. cous
ins, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chester
Crump of Monterey.
They reported a most enjoy
able stay. Charles i a Postal
Clerk. and Annabellc 4 nurse al
Cliy Hospital
Mr. and Mrs Alonzo Nlircc and
daughter. NanoSSa. Of Townsend
81. went to Townsville. Ala,
Tor 4 two week vacation to visit
relatives and friends. Mrs Mi
rec. a public school teacher. Is
a pinch.hlttcr for this column.
Last Saturday. We had the
pleasure Of seeing and talking
with Mrs GusS Crawford who
has spent forty-onc years teach
M in the public and city schools
oi Aberdeen. Mississippi.
Mrs. Crawford accompanied by
her husband and daughter. Mrs.
Laura Crump (also a school
teacher to Chicago. came here
with her daughter and husband.
Nj. and Mrs. Emory Butler. Mrs.
Dutlcr is proprietor of Willic's
Beauty Salon on South Damon
N the Windy City.
Here. they visited Mrs, Sadie
Crump Hubbard of ST. Clair. and
we're scheduled to visit relatives
IN Grand Rapids.
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demic year at Detroit Instr.
tute of Technology. Three OF
the II have been teaching
at DIT. on a part-ume basis.
The three part-time faculty
members who have been APP
pointed to full-time status
are Mitchell R. Burkowsky
and Benjamin Mehrling OF
the College of Arts 4
Sciences, and John Svagr OF
the College of Business Adj
ministration.
DR.. Virginia Bailey, STAN
ley G. Lark, Robert J.
Rhodes, Joseph E. SPevak,
George Turner, George Van
Camp, and Sylvia Wallace
are the new Arts & Sciences
faculty members.
Morton |. Breen and Vim
cent j. Bruno are the new
Business Administration fac
ulty members.
Or. Bailey, who has re-
ceived her B.A. and MA. de-
grees from the University Of
California. and her Ph.O.
from the University Of Michi-
gan, will be an assistant pro-
fessor in biology.
Lark has a Ph.B. degree
from University of Detroit.
He will be a political science
instructor. Rhodes, an assist
ant professor in psychology.
studied at the University of
Detroit, where he received
his BIS. and MA. degrees.
He has taught psychology at
both the University of De-
troit and Wayne State Uni
versity.
Spevak, a journalism in
strvetor. received his MS.
from Boston University. His
undergraduate work was
completed at Kent State Uni
versity. He is also the Direc-
of information Services at
DIT.
Turner received his MA.
degree from University of
Michigan. He is an instructor
in history. Van Camp re-
ceived his masters degree
and taught at the University
of Michigan. He is an assist
ant librarian.
Miss Wallace, a graduate
of Radcliffe and Wayne State
University, is an instructor
in English.
Breen, an instructor in &C.
onomics and marketing, re-
ceived his MIA. from the
University of Michigan. Bru-
no received his MA. from
the Fletcher School of Law
at Tufts University. He is an
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22

versity of Delaware and Buck
nell.
Second and third, respectively,
in platoon standings were the
University of Pittsburgh and
Dickinson College.
The Citadel, Yale University
and Valley Forge Military Acad-
envy, with less than 5 cadets each
in the Summer Camp, were
Judged in a separate category.
Forty-seven Cadets
Making Morgan most profit
Gent were AZ cadets, IL of
whom have been tentatively des-
ignatcd Distinguished Military
Students
The Morgan ROTC Summer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22
Fall Conference al Bennett

Greensboro, n. {. = The
annual Faculty Staff Fall
Conference at Bennett Col
lege has been set for Septem-
Der $40 it was announced
by President Villa B. Player.
Theme for this years con-
ference will be Focusing on
self-Study of the Education
al Program" Opening meet
ing of the conference on Sep
fember 4 at 10 am. will
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22

assistant professor in eco
Monies and finance.
Burkowsky is an assistant
professor in speech and mod
ern languages, Mehrling is
an instructor in speech, and
Svagr is an instructor in
accounting.
A. John st. Clair, Jr. has
been appointed the Director
of Student Union and Stu
dent Activities. He is a grad
uate of DIT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22
Labor Exhibit
AT Art Institute

Labor Day in Other Years."
a nostalgia exhibit of pictures,
newspaper clippings. pamphlets,
and other materials, is currently
on view in the Detroit Main Lii
brary's third floor exhibit gal
lery.
In time, the exhibit spans the
years from 1884. when 10000
workmen marched in Detroit's
first Labor Day parade, to 1856,
when Adlai Stevenson was the
m%archcrs special guest.
Among the ''other years" rep
resented arc 1894, occasion of
the first national celebration of
Labor Day by Act of Congress;
1906, when the DUR dorcrunner
OF the DSR) put four cars per
minute on the Woodward line
TO transport $4,000 Dctroiters
to the State Fairgrounds to hear
William Jennings Bryan crate
on the eight-hour day;
1916. date of Dctroit's last pre-
war parade: 1897. resumption of
the Labor Day parades in Detroit.
Books and booklets from the
Social Sciences Departments ex-
tcnSlvc Labor Collection are
shown opened to appropriate
pages where historic occasions
IN labor history are described
and pictured.
Labor Day in Other Years
VIII continue on view at the Main
Library through September Is.
Well over $50 Michigan schools
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22
SYMPATHY

Our sympathy goes out 10 Mrs.
julia DcBcrry OF Cameron ST.,
whose sister. Mrs. Lula Marshall.
vas "luncralizcd from the Warren
Avenue. Baptist Church, where
She was a member of the chorus
and other auXiliarics.
Coming from out Of town TO
attend the rites we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Fletcher and niece.
Clara Lee Jackson OF Cleveland,
Ohio. and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Erickson tShc is the former Lucy
Thomas. sister Of Mrs. MARSHALL
OF Youngstown. Ohio Another
sister. Mrs Rosa Johnson Sadler.
resides here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22

She boasts of being the mother
of thirteen. seven Alabamans and
six Detroiters. The sever Ala
bamans, Ruby, Anna. Lille, Liz
zie. Isaac, Fred and Jackson, left
Friday TO visit their great, great
grandmother. Mrs. l.. Reese of
stanton, Ala, and grandmother,
Earrell, and grandfather of Plant
eryllle. Ala.
We are so proud of Eugene
Miller. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Miller of French Road. Eu-
gene is in the Air Force in Texas
and tasty gaining recognition as
a pilot. for which he his studying.
lie will be home for three weeks
vacation in September
CHAPEL HILL WoMEN's DAY
Building A People for God
was the theme discussed by the
women at the Chapel Hill Baptist
Church when they observed the
18th Annual Women's Day, on
sunday, August. 9th.
Speaking at morning worship
was Mrs. Rosa Kemp, of Flint,
president of the Woman'S De.
partment of the Wolverine State
Convention.
Participating also in the scrv-
ices were Mrs. Dora Chapman,
Mrs. Daisy Schwarz, Mrs. Leona
Patrick. Mrs. Ora {. Kaiglcr and
Mrs. {. Simuel.
At evening worship Mrs. Odell
Fountain conducted and chaircd
4 panel. Building Morally, FL
financially. and Spiritually" dis
cllsscd by Mrs. Matte Friley,
Mrs. Lille NJ. Ncwkirk, and Mrs.
Naomic J~effcries.
Mrs. Katherine Wiley wei
coined guests; Mrs. Louise Dick
son gave the response. with Mrs.
Winnifred Horne and Mrs. Ma
rinc Smith as soloists. Mistress
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Detroit
Spotlight

Theodore S. Green has become
the first Negro 10 serve on High
Ind Parks Civil Service Com
mission. he was appointed by
the Highland Park Mayor Mark
4. Soren TO fill a vacancy Great
ed by the death of Harold W
Langfear. Green will serve I'M
til January. 1868.
Green is a member of the Hi
Oct VClub. lie is a native of New
Orleans. La, and a graduate OF
Detroit. lie served with the Us.
Northwestern High School in
Army in the Philippine during
World War II.
Mrs. Shirley Arlene Vaughn.
%, OF 4277 Cortland. was APP
pointed a member of the psyche
lUgist staff in the PSychopathlc
Clinic in Recorders Court Mrs
Vaughn is the first Negro WON
an psychologist in the history OF
the court.
DR.. Alan Canty, director Of the
JpSychopaihic clinic, made his
recommendation for Mrs. Vaughn
to the Psychopathic Clinic Com
missioner Of which Recorder :
Judge Frank G. Schcmanskc IS
the chairman. The job pays
S6.986 annually.
Mrs, Vaughn holds an 3 de
gree from the University Of
Michigan and an MA degree
from the University OF Detroit
She also has one semester OF
medical training at the UnlNer-
sity Of Michigan.
Drake Sidney Tolbcrt present
cd his Les Girls Ha, Spectac.
ular" in two performances sun
day at the Capri.Plaza Hotel An
Of his attractive fashion models
danced as well as walked IN III,
show.
lie was assisted by hair >tyllst
Moody Lewis and dress designer
Mary johnson. whose talents
we're also displayed in the show
They presented a gorgeous col
lection of BRAKES creations OF
fall and winter hats.
Detroitcrs summer holidayins
in California are Golden Greene
Sega Fleming. and Evelyn Sub.
lctte, who have been on the West
Coast since the first OF July
Thclma Marie and Johncttd
Starks. Jacquc Sturkcy, Willctta
Womack. in Los Angeles. Flo
renee Moore and her tccn.agc
daughter. Juana. who plan 10
spend the rest Of August in and
around Los Angeles and jeff
Darlington who Viii be in La
for the Shriners Convention.
Louis -Satchmo Armstrong
was in the city last week and
his old friend and local booker.
Stutz Anderson reshowcd him
the town. Louie and band came
to play a dance date in Groose
POlntc.
Michigan Boxing Judge An
drew kid" Brown has been APP
pointed Boxing Director OF LO'
cal 900 Of the Lincoln Mercury
plant He Will gi,e his FIRST show
August 81 in the Local 600 Hall
at 2984l Van Born I'd rear
Anddlcbclt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22
MONTEREY 0 CLUE

The Monterey Block Club.
which takes in between Lincoln
aid John { Lodge. gave a street
p,cnlc for the children OF the
block On Saturday Games were
played Each family brought out
their tables and served dinner
picnic style. as the City was kind
enough TO close off the block
from traffic during that Time.
Refreshments were free. and did
the children have a good time.
The club was organized in
1853 after three neiehbors,
Mrs. Ben Roland, Mrs. Clyde
Moore and Mrs. Robbie crump,
discussed il. and then made
personal contact 10 each resi-.
dent, and such wonderful re-
suits have come about.
Mr. Leonard Lott who succeed
co Mrs Roland as president. j.
dong a magnificent job as
preXy Mrs. W. Minwic is Sccrc
tary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22
Schools in R0TCTraininq
Morgan Leads u

BALTIMORE, Md. = Morgan State College earned the
highest rating in military proficiency in the group of %
schools with more than five cadets enrolled in the 1859
ROTCS Summer Camp which closed at Fort Meade recently.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22

Well over $50 Michigan schools
requested specialized help from
The University of Michigan con-
sultantS last year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-22

John c. Boyd. Is, Of 6345
Whitewood. was arrested last
week as he arrived at Metropoli.
tan Airport from New York City
with $1,000 worth Of heroin in
, 1959-11-18
"MurqGritG Ano'
Sinks Enroute Is
Virgin Islunds

The @Margarita Ana" SI8-
ton Honduran registry freigh-
ter, which was enroute to St.
Thomas from Pensacola, Flor
ida with a cargo Of lumber,
burned and sank late last
.(Continped on page q
, 1959-11-18
Burglar Brooks Into
Mencho's Bukery;
Escapes With Cash

Mencho's Bakery store To-
at No. "a Company
Street, in Christiansted was
broken into and the thief
made off with $284O in
A box with some pen
MES that was located under
the counter was also missing.
The burglar by removing
two panes Of glass and two
boards out Of a window on the
western side Of the building.
was able to enter the store.
Patrolmen Paulus and viii
liams carried out preliminary
investigation and turned the
over to the Detective
, 1959-11-18

ships; what reports are re-
quired BY the Law to be made
BY labor relations consultants,
by employers, by union off.
Gals and employees, and by
Gontinred On page a
, 1959-11-18
Withdrdws Bid
For Virgin Islonds
Chunnel

The Virgin Islands Broad
System has withdrawn
its application for Tv channel
10 in Charlotte Amalie, 81.
according to a Wash
ington despatch.
The action leaves two CON
testants for the television chan
nel-Island Broadcasting Cor
poration, and Supreme Broad
casting Company Of Puerto
Rico.
, 1959-11-18

llsh YEAR SAINT cRoEx . 5 v1RdlN ISLANDS WEDs
Deputy Attorney Forms for Lobor Org. Domish Amboss
General Visiting the Report at us. Lobor Feted at Bucco
Virgin lslonds Departments Offices ST. Croix BY the
Robert slversten Of the james l. Herman, of the Danish Ambassado
Office Of the Deputy Attorney H. !. Department of Labor Knuh-W herfeldt
General Department Of JUS announces that Form LMl, Countess, were feed
he, is spending a week in the called Labor Organization IN Cdx Of Saturday Ia
Virgin Islands N official bust formation Reprt, is available Administration and
ness He was received BY Gov for distribution at the offices Danish Consul for Il
ernor MerUnn on Monday and Of the Wage and Hour piv- IsInds.
will spend the rest of the week sion, Fifth Floor, New York The two dtngus
in consultation with the Unit Department Store Building. tors were honored It
ed States Attorney, the u S Box 1851, San Juan, Puerto cor at the Buccane
Marshal and other local off Rico. where a limited nj
Gals concerning matters in guests were present
which the Department Of JUS = lorb winch shOuhOD % trahve Assistant Av
te has an interest 49, ~ y - uuse oWeu lane was host
Attonaa snuarttn 1o.os by the provisions Of the Labor
CO. 90 n.- Management Reporting a and SUnsa u 0ouNes
Disclosure Act and filed with WnueHeloe We're as
the Bureau of Labor-Manage Smuu - s SsA'm
Physiciun to Join mnt panoas re nonert en- by MI. and Mrs
HOSPlU0l Do ment of Labor Washington, lOA :" 0UN ~
On December 18th 10 90 .tar +hann aoa9har from 6 to 5 pm Mr.
Dr.. Harry = Truly, Jr who Is 1885, IS being released in ams 1onsu e. =
&C, -, -, ..e .--..4.- former Danish cize
s.a.~n &c sAaf - 49, 80 - aaaiaa 8. ~ go toasted the famous c
Haan Mamor.1 Hosri+a1 - Mr. Har5aon ba .rooav sang in his honor
St Thomas about md-December mailed the form to- all unions
- viii an to v..ncv ii Who had reo,estdt from HE Withdrdws Biz
H. tha resooasor IL ~ "a fire Interested narhpe are For Virgin Islul
cole urged 10 write Or commune TV Chunnel
"A graduate Of Tulane Uni cate with MI. Hennans Of The Virgin Island
veraty, Dr. Truly specaEns fee for supplies Of this form casting System has "
in internal medicine. He has and instructions on its use its application for TX
also had training in peiamis. 10 in Charlotte An
Dr. Truly, 80 years Of age Ns Thomas according to
Co5.A nri. - ~ Ams technical language the provi-
oaOu 800 W. - 45f snns Of the new Laboradan- The action leaves
r. 3 OpanS agenent Reporting and Dis testants for theteev
-- closure Act have been prhed ne-Isand Broadcas
"Murquritu Anu" and are ready for distribution porsion, and Supren
Sinks Enroute to This series 81 publications casting Company q
Virgin lslmds deals with the rights assured Rico
nh aasroo-ta Anans ala union members BY the new -
to r,ra,ror raotrvf ranh.l law; standards for Office hold shiDs What renors
ter, which was enroute to St ing; now mon eieaon are q CURED BY the Law to
rhama. fmm pons.ooo Fnor.b be safegusrded; what reporsbv labor relation sco
u, n14h 800 81 1,nhsra are required on trusted union hv ernlovss III Il
, 1959-11-18

Gals concerning matters in
which the Department Of JUS
tice has an interest.
Attorney Silverstein leaves
on Friday for Panama.
, 1959-11-18
Forms for Lobor Org. DUnish Ambassador
Report at US. LUbor Feted at Bucconeer.
Departments Offices 81. Croix by the Sea
Doves Defect
Clippers: G. II. S.
Win Over Satellites

AAueA ~ A0A nPkCA0 NOASy Ud GGdHLS mct
Countess, were feted in Saint in what was really three very
Croix on Saturday last by the exciting games. The Clippers
Administration and also the taking the first by a 1873 score.
Danish Consul for the Virgin Things began to look black
Islands. for the Doves when Clippers
The two distinguished visi- led by a score Of 10 in the
tors were honored at . lunch second game. The Doves came
con at the Buccaneer Hotel from behind and took the
where 2 limited number Of other two games by points Of
guests were present. Admins 1877 and l54, and kept their
trative Assistant Alva McFar- record for not losing a game
lane was host. since opening Of the League.
Count and Countess Kn,th- The Christiansted High
Winterfeldt were again enter Schoolteam upset the Satellites
tanned at i cocktail party giv- by winning two out Of three
en- by MI, and Mrs. Aabye at games by lo-l4 and lo5 IN
Hotel ST. Croix by. the Sea. creasing their winning streak
from s to 8 pm. Mr.. Aabve Is to three games and by knock
Danish Consul at ST. Thomas. ing oil the big boys OF the
The guests were LARGELY League, who gave them a
former Danish citizens. Tbev tough time when the League
toasted the famous couple and hrst opened.
SANG ia his honor. The G. =. S. boys has really
rhnuvn im6rovnmon4 ar 4bovy
, 1959-11-18

union members By the new
law; standards for office hold
ing; how union election are to
be safeguarded; what reports
are required on trusted union
organizations and the legal
standards for such trustee
, 1959-11-18

The form, which should be.
filled out by all unions covered
by the provisions Of the Labor
Management Reporting a n d
Disclosure Act and filed with
the Bureau Of Labor Manage
ment Reports, US, Depart
ment Of Labor, Washington,
DC. not later than December
, 1959-11-18

also had training in pediatrics.
Dr.. Truly, SO years Of age,
worked for three years in
Saudi Arabia, with the Ameri-
can Oil Company.