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

anniversary July 20-26. Congrega.
tons and pastors participating
were Calvert A.M.E. Zion. and
Rev. ]. NJ. Hubert, Fellowship
Baptist and Rev. Clinton p. Pos.
ter. Mt. Pleasant and Rev. c. 0.
Stewart, St. James Cumberland
and Rev. ]. w. Virgins. Mt. ST.
mai Cumberland and Rev. B. L.
Lacks, and assistant pastor. OF St.
Paul, Rev. Nelson Moore. Pro.
gram committee for the services
was j. II. Menzie, chairman, Ed.
ward Mendenhall, Elijah McDavis,
Virginia Thomas and Anita Lacy.
'Defxer Avenue
Many filled the lower auditori.
um of the Dexter Avenue Bap-
fist Church last Sunday to wit.
ness the presentation of the
Annual Calendar Tea. sponsored
by the Gospel Chorus. Program
participants we're Frederick Hen
bricks, Videlia Symonette, At
torney Judson b. Powell, ST.,
Victoria Elliot, Shirley Norwood,
Della Robinson, Karen Dobbins,
and Oliver r. Diggs, State Rep
rcsentativc, guest speaker. He
was introduced by Prosecuting
Atty. Marjorie MCGOWAN. Table
Judges were Mrs. Charles C..
Diggs, Jr., Mrs. Ester LAMAR,
Mrs. Eva Morgan and Attorney
II. Franklin Brown. They we're
introduced by Mrs. Nancy b. Da-
Wis. Table hostesses and hosts
we're LESSEE Mae Williams, Der.
nice Black, Frances Davis. Net.
tie Stearnes, Ernestine Sykes, Re-
gena McGlown, Sarah Harper,
June Witsett, Geraldine Logan,
Cleo Bloodwarth, Hazel Wilson,
Lois Williams, Mary Louise Mac
Merriweather. Bernice Butler,
Naomi Lambert, Azemorc Whit
low. Doris Tillamn. Minnie Che
ney. John Henry, Smiley and Sea-
born Jones. Mrs. Beatrice De-
Yampert gave, roll call OF chair
men. Mrs Jacena Roland made
presentations. Mrs. Bessie Nc
Lin, president, Rev. w. h. Hancy,
pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
BY James Alfred Butler

Wendell Prutt Post No s OF
the AmveiS presented is ninth
annual Summer Dance IN the
Veterans Memorial building Sat.
urday night Music was played
10y Johnny Traitor and his or.
tlcslra Claude Hines Is com.
mander; Fred Buckncr, adjutant
and I (. Douthard, chairman
Andrew DcFlippio and Buddy
Battle III are back from New
York with plenty TO say about
the recent rot that WAS cooled
ty fighter sugar Ray Robinson
Mrs Bobbctlc Buffers father,
Claude Countess. sister. Mrs Ar
belle Rueker. niece. Miss Lynn
Ruckcr. and nephew. Leon Bo-
mar came over for a weekend
from Chicago
Mrs Willie Arnold was hostess
al a brunch SUNDAY attended by
The Peace Baptist Nurses IN the
home of Mrs Annie + Butler
1882 Greeley Street Some Of
those who were there are Leila
jacobs. Beatrice Peppers. Irene
Shelton. Eddie Mae Attles. Effle
Curry Leola Washington VI L.
flaming, + Wallace and + Nc
Cary The ladies made plans for
their annual picnic TO be held
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

II is by far the greatest num-
Der of acts ever to be presented
in the State Fair Coliseum pro.
gram.
AS in the past there will be
two distinct shows on the first
and second weekends with the
free Farm Fun Frolic show and
livestock judging scheduled in
mid-week.
Here are the entertainers, all
stars of the top-rated American
Bandstand network tclevision
show, who will appear the first
weekend on September 4, 5, 6
and 7: Dick Clark, frankie Ava
Ion, Duane Eddy, The Coasters,
Tavern Baker. Billy and Lille,
Jack Scott, Anita Bryant, Freddie
Cannon, Bobby Rydell, Rusty
York, Skip and& Flip, Jan and
Dean and Santo and Johnny.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

. Creen-Lesis NvpstsIs
Pretty Claudia Green was
united in holy wed-lock to Ros-
coe c. Lewis at the Metropolitan
Baptist Church, i4th and Buna
Vista, on Sunday. July 10, Clau.
dia is the daughter of Mrs. Dor
othy Player of Mortified. and
Roscoe the son OF the well.known
Lewis family Of Fl. Robinson,
Nebraska. She was given In mar
riage by her step.father, James
Player. Bridesmaids were Bernita
Thomas of Baltimore. Md. Mary
Holt and Hattie Green. all public
school teachers. William Holt
was best man. Serving as ushers
were Raymond Kelly of Balti'
more, Billy r. Jordan, Donald
Johnson aud Charles Smith.
Claudia is a graduate of Lewis
Business College, and studied at
4 Wayne State University. She is
currently employed at Boys Re-
public. "a private school for boys
in Pennington, Mich.) as clinical
secretary. Mr.. Lewis is financial
chairman Of Ford Local 600, and
plans TO enter the real estate
business soon.
Mrs. Sclcana McCartgo, wife
OF the pastor of the Gilfield Bap
list Church, Memphis, Tenn, va
caiioned in the city, before de
parting for New York and other
points east She visited in the
home OF Mrs. Velma Powell Of
Humboldt Street. She will return
here before her seven weeks va
cation is completed.
Mrs. Gladys Matthews, prcsi
dent OF the Women's Department
OF the Prospect District Associa
ton, was guest speaker, whcI
the women Of Christian Temple
Baptist held Women's Day, Sun
day. July 26. Rev. d. N. Mercier
pastor.
Mrs. Eva Williams, neice o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Chisholm o.
Hudson Street has returned
home after an enjoyable vacation
here. She lives in Birmingham
Ala.
Happy birthday to Mrs. Elnori
Johnson of Concord, who cele
brated her ?????? birthday Sat
urday. Hope you have man.
more, Elnora! Mrs. VeElla Luck
EFT who had a birthday in July
and to the Matthew family o
Rosedale, there were four birth
days this month, William Rob
ert, Sr., and Jr., and Mrs. Mat
thews, and daughter, Alicia.
The Regalettes Club held ii
annual breakfast at Belle Isle
: last Sunday. Mrs. Villa b
Rozier, is president.
ST. Paul Cumberland
Members of the ST. Paul Cum
! berland Presbyterian Church
honored their pastor on his 25tl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
COURT news

out authority on the complaint
Oh Mrs. Aldonia Jackson, SO, OF
22l5 81. Antoine.
Mrs. Jackson said Dabney
kicked in a door TO her home
and demanded $500 TO purchase
car. She said Dabncy told her
if she didn't give him the money
he would kill her husband and
children. Police said Dabncy IS
a former roomer
Dennis Pccte, "a, Of $500 Hell
delberg. was arrested last week
and charged with assault and
battery on the complaint Of Rosie
Lee Cannon, 80, OF 1885 Farms
worth. who accused Peete OF
smuggling her and her daughter
with his fists and knocking them
down.
Thomas Johnson. 10. OF 245
Alfred, was sentenced TO 2i2 to
10 years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge John
L. Hara after pleading guilty
to larceny from person
Johnson was arrested July 2
after he alIegcdly stole a wallet
from the pockets Of a drunken
man.
Prophet James F. Jones Of 345
Arden Park, has been ordered
by Traffic Judge John d. Watts
10 appear in traffic court Friday
10 answer charges filed by neigh
bors that the services conducted
al the prophets house at the
address is creating genera
nuisance in the neighborhood
The complaint said Sunday
July &c, the Prophet conducted
services from afternoon until
am.
Traffic was tied up with 20(
cars, owned by Jones followers
according to the ncighbors.
They said their peace was dis
turbed by piano and organ musi'
and the Prophets voice over |
loud speaker.
The us. Government place.
an income tax lien last wcel
against the Rev. Joseph T. Thorn
as. pastor of New Calvcry Bap
fist Church. 6632 Stuart
The report stated that tn
Rev. Mr.. Thomas owes Sl,273.7
in unpaid taxes.
Ralph Blcvens. ~, of $50
Colfax, died early Saturday il
Receiving Hospital Of a fracture,
skull.
Homicide detectives said Bile,
ems attempted to breakup a re
nance between his 17-year-ol,
daughter, Modist Blcvcns. an,
William James Miner, %. o
63l0 Cofax. They said Blcvcn
chased Miner with a carvin
knife. Later. Ronald Lewis, Ia
of 4325 Fullerton. Miners cous
in, and Charles Rogers. %, o
5l52 Scott. chased Blevens. III
was allegedly struck with un
known objects as he attcmptc,
to enter a door at the rear o
his home.
Blcvens was taken to the hos
pital Thursday night. Held 70
investigation of murder are Mil
ner, Rogers and Lewis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
BY Court Reporter

Two men pleaded guilty tc
welfare fraud last week in Re
corder's Court and we're placed
on one years probation and
ordered 10 make full restitution
and $50 court costs each.
They are Willie Nance, 81, OF
3058 Maxwell. and John Ken
drick. 33, of 1916 Quincy.
Police said Nance received
$4,000 in welfare aid while he
was earning S26264
Kcndrick received S2l6 in vel
fare aid while having an earning
of Si38.l5. The cases we're heard
before Recorders Judge John p.
Scallcn.
Jack Edward Wilson. 30. of
4247 JOY Road. was held for trial
last week on arrangement before
Recorder Judge Frank G. She
manske.
Wilson was held for trial on
$4,000 bond on the charges Of
breaking and entering
Police said Wilson broke into
the home of Richard Jones, AZ,
Of the same address, where he
stole set of golf clubs.
Police last week was seeking
knife wielder who slashcd the
tires on nine automobiles parked
in the vicinity of 1882 Dubois
during the night.
The slashed cars were discov-
cred by Howard Head, 38. of the
Dubois address. He could give
no reason why the tires on his
car and eight others parked be-
hind him were Slashed.
John Simmons. 30. of 1884 Les.
lie. was sentenced to one year
IN the House Of Correction last
week by Recorders Judge John
j. O'Hara after he peladed guilty
10 addiction to narcotics
Simmons was arrested June "a
when police stopped a car that
they became suspicious of wher
they saw il race through ar
alley.
Police said they found a cap
sule Of hcroin in Simmons pos
session
Elmer Cato. 81. of 4424 Brush
was sentenced TO 2iz to 5 year
IN Jackson Prison last week b,
Recorders Judge John p O'Hari
after pleading guilty to attempt
ed breaking and entering.
Police said they arrested Cat,
June 30 at LAO am. at the rea
Of market at 9O3 f. Garfield
where Cato was attempting I,
break into the store. Officer
said Cato had Ratchet in hi
possession.
Royce Hudgins. 20. of 437 Ma,
ahoe. was sentenced TO 10 TO 2
years in Jackson Prison las
week by Recorders Judge Elvil
L. Davenport after pleading
guilty to second degree murde
in the January 9th shotgun Stay
ing OF Henry Brown, "a. of 400
Garland.
George Dabney Jr. SO, of 54!
+ Adams, was arrested last wecl
ard charged with entering with.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
DETROIT SPOTLITE

August 20 at Belle Isle.
The Ragged Rangers. champi-
onship fastball team. had bar
be.quc Saturday at the home OF
manager-owncr Jack Waugh n.
Some of those who were there
are Rody Garland Owen and
Myrtle Grlggs, Mary Alice Poole,
Clarence McNcal. Mora Washing.
ton, James Johnson and Sandra
Vaughn
Former ncwSman Frank Wits
onant and Wilmer Sturkey Bal
lard are planning TO we'd in the
early fall
Dr. Fred Cuthrcll was among
the many Dctroiters who took
in the American-Russian Track
Meet at Franklin Field in Phila-
dciphld.
An All Nations Scholarship Tea
Will be given by the joint edu.
cation committee (Elksl Of De
trolts Pride Of Michigan Lodge.
Aug 8 at 4705 W. Warren at
/ p m.
Saturday BARBECUE dinners Will
be sold at the Peace Baptist
Church BY members of the Young
Peoples Usher Board Sunday
style show will be given under
the direction of the Pastors Aid
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

William Castle. the producer-di.
rector. accomplishes this through
the means of an execution by
electrocution. autopSies. an in
credible and fiendish murder,
plus terrifying kill-by-fright scene
when The victim is attached by
diSembodied figures and blood
flows from the bathroom faucets
Then. of course there is The
Tinsler' itself
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
THE STORY

DR.. Warren Chaplin Vincent
Price, is convinced an evil force,
THE Tingler," exists in humans
and is actlyated by fear Only
screaming can defeat the organ.
ism He explains his theory TO
Ollie Higgins Philip COOLIDGE
who has a deaf mute wife 'Ju.
dith EVELYN. and his associate.
David Morris DARYL Hickman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
BY Robbie l. crvmP
Or. Jackson Speaks 10
Wolverine Convention

Some two thousand persons
many of whom could not get
into the auditorium, listened IN
the basement, as DR.. J. ii. Jack.
son. president OF the National
Baptist Convention. U.S.A.. Inc
spoke to the Wolverine State
Convention on Thursday night at
the ST. James Baptist Church. II
was the 4lst Annual Session OF
the Convention and the Women's
Auxiliary. which used as theme,
The Sure Foundation
DR.. Jackson. who is also pastor
of the Olivct Baptist Church, l3st
and South Parkway. Chicago. was
introduced by DR.. II. II. Cole
mon, pastor OF the CT. Macedonia
Baptist Church. Presiding was
DR.. A. A. Banks. and DR.. W. 4
Haney. president. Among guests
we're DR. " r. Matthews. prcsl
Dent II the Baptist Missionary
and Educational Convention OF
Michigan singing was the Young
Ada. Choir Of 5, James Host
pzSa- vas N ". {. Barnett
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
THE TingIer"
Visits Detroit

THE 1ingler is classic example of that masterpiece
of entertainment the shocker II is created to
build suspense terror mystery and horror to unbear
able pitch so that everybody in deadly fright and
the less hardy NAV faint
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
Seek Freedom For
Captive People

WASHINGTON, d. c. - President William V S
Tubman of Liberia has appealed to the sense of Justice
lar play and cecency OF all nations asking them to Join
the crusade for freedom and set free all captive and
subjected peoples w
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
State Fair Coliseum Shows
Total p Top Entertainers

The complete list of % entertainment acts with DICK
Clark and Tony Bennett heading the imposing array OF
stars is announcedby General Manager Donald L. Swanson
zor the Coliseum show of the Michigan State Fair Septem-
thrOuph IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

FoIlofins the opening per-
Torrance Of this Dick Clark
Show Friday. September az
$50 pm. the remaining show
schedule. announced by Enter
tainment Director, Don RidIer,
is three shows daily AZ 2:3o
p.m.. S pm. and $50 pm.
The second weekend program
will feature the following: Tony
Bennett, Connie Francis. the
Mills Brothers, Blackburn Twins
Joe Bennett, Sparklctoncs, Rich
ard Hayman and the Johnny
Conrad Dancers.
The opening performance OF
this Tony Bennett Show is set
for Friday, September IL to be
followed by two shows daily on
Saturday and Sunday, September
II and Is at 3:30 pm. and
$3.50 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08
B. ~ & E State

3. ~ & 6. State
Convention
The Baptist Missionary and
Educational Convention Of Michi-
gan Is convenine this week with
the Progressive Baptist Church
IN Benton Harbor. Michigan. The
Pre-Opering Convention program
was held on FRIDAY evening al
the Warren Avenue Baptist
Church with a mass choir from
many Of the convention churches.
singing How Great Thou Art. Lift
Up Your Head. / Will Give
Thanks. and many others. Organ
lists and pianists were Mrs. Dor.
othy Player, Mrs. +. G. Melvin
and Mr.. w. NJ. Richardson. Grey
hound buses will leave from the
New Bethel and Warren Avenue
churches on Tuesday and Thurs
day 10 90 10 Benton Harbor Ga
complete report next week.. DR..
w. X. Mathews is president.
81. Mark
The ST. Mark Missionary Bap.
list Church, Missionary Auxiliary
will observe their annual Church.
Wide Missionary Day, Sunday,
August 8 at $3.50 pm. Program
provides for panel discussion
on the following subjects: Friend
ship, Theresa White; Partnership,
Quanita Harlan; Worship, Arnet
Ia Wilson; Stewardship Ella Hol-
loway; Battleship, Salvila Cal
houn; Leadership, Marion Girls
son; and Citizenship. Mrs. Nor
ris. Hardship, Mrs. Betty Brumer,
Faye Bruce will be guest speak
er, Mr.. Clarence Allen. noted
baritone, is guest soloist. The pub
lie is cordially invited to attend
Mrs. Della Lee, chairman; Mrs
Marsetta Wells, Mrs. Ze Pollard
co.chairmen; Mrs. Anna Kava
naugh, president; Rev. Charles
Williams, pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

The Regalettes Club held its
annual breakfast at Belle Isle,
last Sunday. Mrs. Villa b.
Rozier, is president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-08

81. Paul Cumberland
Members of the ST. Paul Cum.
berland Presbyterian Church,
honored their pastor on his 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30

OPCiiAiB Acdu' 4ICy Va Spduco'
This hand was played in the
1884 world championship.
South overbid and North fol-
lowed suit. The result was q
very poor slam contract. The
play was equally undistin-
guished. West opened q spade
and South won. Declarer led
q club to dummy's king and
returned @ low diamond. East
played low and South put up
the queen.
West thought for q moment
or two and then took his ace
Of trumps. South had no fur
ther trouble. He ruffed the
spade return In dummy,
flnessed the ten Of diamonds,
drew the last trump, and then
took the heart finesse. Both
illnesses worked. and South
scored a lucky slam.
On the Staircase
West found the right play
on the staircase. What would
have happened" he specu-
lated, IF ] had refused the
first diamond trick without
appearing to think about it?'
South's queen Of diamonds
would win the trick. He would
get back to dummy for an
other diamond lead. East
would play low. and South
would have a problem. who
has the ace Of diamonds?"
South would wonder. Should
I play the king or the ten Of
diamonds on this trick?"
There Is no time limit for q
play In world championship
bridge. South might have taken
hours to make up his mind. In
fact he might still be waiting
to make his play-more than
five years laterl Perhaps it,
just as well that West made
the table play instead Of the
staircase play.
Daily Question
You open with one diamond
and partner bids one heart
You hold:
AAQS VQs7 oKQlo3& AQ:
What do you bid?
Answer: Two no-trump. This
shows 10 or 20 points. with
balanced distribution and STOP
pers in the unbid suits. "a
jump to three no-trump is an
overbid.)
(copyrisht, 1859. Gen. Features cOrp.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-30
SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE

BY ALFRED SHERWOOD
y. o. Masters Team Champion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

MICS Philadelphia affiliate,
WRCV-TV. and demanded that
the film be given him. the net
work said.
When Mr.. Petit refused. two
unidentified men with Mr.. Nc
Donald smashed the camera on
the sidewalk, running the film
and wrecked sound and lighting
equipment, NBC said.
The story was broadcast over
NBC News.
Yesterday in New York, Mr..
Mcdonald issued a statement
through Arthur j. Goldberg
the unions general counsel,
which said:
II deeply regret the incident,
But I was outraged at a ques-
ton which seemed to imply
that / would consider selfish
personal interests at q time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
POLICE RUSH AID
IN BOLD THEFT:
BOY, 8, CAPTURED

SAN FRANCISCO (AP).
When Patrolman Lee
McVeigh saw the grocery's
broken front window at
$40 am. he radioed for
reinforcements. Three Of
flcers responded In patrol
cars.
They spotted a figure
fleeing around a corner.
With drawn guns, the off,
GERS pursued and caught
the fugitive.
He surrendered without
firing his weapon, although
his pocketes were loaded
with stolen ammunition.
He was an eight-year-old
boy.
The officers said he had
taken six boxes of caps
from the store for his toy
pistol. The boy was de-
livered to the youth guild
ance center.
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Rinker as his { n.nistrative
assistant, and credits him with
helping to make the plan work,
During this period Sergt. Rink
err often worked for as long as
three days without relief.
When Capt. Shimon took
over the general assignment
squad, he asked Sergt. Rinker
to join the squad. He received
his promotion to sergeant in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Jacob L. Rinker Dies,
DC. Police Detective

Detective Sergt. Jacob l..
Rinker, a Washington police
man for 35 years, died today
at Washington Hospital Center.
He was So.
Sergt. Rinker had been taken
to the hospital after apparently
being stricken with a heart
attack at his home, 57l2
Eighty-third place, Carrollton,
Md.
He Joined the force on July
/, 1924, and for the next sew
eral years handled traffic at
Fourteenth street and Penn
sylvania avenue NV.
In 1884 he was assigned to
the second precinct, where he
spent most of his career.
Sergt. Rinker is best re-
membered in the department
for helping to set up the
existing system of precinct de-
tectiveS.
In 1852 Capt. Joseph Shimon
was assigned by Chief Robert
v. Murray to experiment with
the concept Of stationing de-
tectives in the precincts, under
central headquarters control.
Formerly detectives had OPP
Grated from headquarters. The
precinct system, instituted at
No. 2, is now used throughout
the department.
Capt. Shimon chose Sergt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Raymond Tyson,
Phone EmpIoye

Raymond Tyson, 81, an en-
ploye Of the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. OF
Maryland, died Tuesday al
Freedmen's Hospital.
Mr.. Tyson had been a build
ing attendant in the Silver
Spring Office for II years,
His home was at 1905 Kansas
avenue, Silver Spring.
He leaves his mother, Mrs
Annie E. Tyson, and a brother
Lawrence S., both Of the home
address.
Services will be held at /
pm. Saturday at Zion Meth
odist Church, Silver Spring
Burial will be in GAINESVILLE
Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

when my only concern is the
destinies and welfare Of $780,
900 members Of the United
Steelworkers Of America and
their families. My consuming
interest first, last and always
is the welfare Of human beings
who have been forced on
strike"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Henry A. Perkins

HARTFORD. Conn. July l6
(AP).-Henry A. Perkins, IS,
professor of physics at Trinity
College for more than 40 years,
died yesterday after a long i'll
ness. He also was president of
the board Of the American
School for the Deaf at West
Hartford for ~ years, retiring
in 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
Mcdonald Aides
Smash Camera
On TV Interview

NEW YORK. July l6 (AP) .
The National Broadcasting
Co. said yesterday David j.
Mcdonald, Steelworkers Union
president, allowed two aides to
wreck a television camera be-
cause he was angered over q
question asked him in Trenton,
M. Tuesday night.
The question was whether
Mr.. McDonald's career would
be affected by the steel strike
he ordered, NBC said. Mr.. Nc
Donald refused to answer the
queStioner. Tom Petit, from
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1858, and was to have retired
at the end Of this month.
He leaves a wife, Helen, OF
the home address; a son, Ed
ward of Adelphi, Nd, and
three grandchildren.
Funeral arrangements are
incomplete.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16
GEORGE X. Nichols

SAN FRANCISCO, July l6
(AP George K. Nichols, 10,
former vice president and man
ager of Matson Navigation Co. IS
construction and repair de-
partment, died Tuesday after a
brief illness. He was born at
Bath, Me.
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FIuorspur Center

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (AP).-
Illinois produces about 81 per
cent Of the fluorspar mined in
the United States. The mineral
is a raw material used for hy-
drofluoric acid, used to make
frosted glass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-16

Lowboy styled, mahogany finished col
net! Bose, treble and volume contrc
automatic 4-speed record changer! 7
speakers, with separate speaker
stereo sound At Seors!
Sears Stores
Evening star., 1959-02-15
FoLLIES TICKETS

FoLLIES TICKETS -
Senator John Kennedy
receives tickets to the
"FolIies Of 49," q
Womon's Club Of Falls
Church production,
from Mrs. JONES T.
McBroom (rieht), club
president. Looking on
at left is Mrs. Roy F.
0oeein. publicity chair
man. The FoIIies will
be presented March 5
through 7 at the Falls
Church High School,
Stor Stoff Photo.