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AIR CONDITIONED

Close to Four Corners School, /
block to bus. 8 bedrooms, nre-
place in living room. full base
ment: large yard with trees: price
S16,500. Dir: Forest Glen I'd.
to Burnett, bear left on oreenoek,
TO 10000 and open sign.
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MONTGOMERY CO.
GAITHERSBURG

GAITHERSBURG
Colonial rssnehh-iygss n. home on A.. y
rm Wiz siS's oDsn 'G Hrsplacs. to-
ceiling windows. Kitchen with
breakfast. area and picture win
dow, dining rm., master bedfm.
with bath, 2 large bedrms. with
hall bath. family room with 1re-
place and picture window. end
moor: 4 unfinished rooms VI
roughed-in baths; basement, 1bx46
rec. room with. fireplace. outside
entrance. roughed-in " bath.
laundry room. 2 atorage rooms,
gear garage.
BRICK RAMBLER ON y ACRE.
S3l, bOO-Entrance foyer, living
rm, with fireplace. dining room
with SLIDING glass doors leading To-
screened.in porch. kitchen with
bay window and outside entrance.
4 bedrms., 2 full baths. full base
ment with rec. room, stofaeel
room. outside entrance. gear
garage.
RANCH-TYPE HOME ON y ACRE,
S36. 900 - LAfge entrance foyer
with double closets, living rm.
with fireplace, dining room with
slldins slAss aoors, Kitchen: fam:
bedrms., az baths, fun basement.
3 rooms with fireplace, outside
entrance. gear garage.
2-sTORY FRAME, only l2 years
old, SEA ,0b0-Lovely home in fine
section Of town; living I'm. with
fireplace and French doors Lead
Ing TO sereened-in porch. dining
rm., kitchen with breakfast nook.
powder rm.. den; upstairs, 5 large
bedrms. and full bath. full attic
with fan; basement, complete rec:
room With pine-paneled walls and
washer and dryer 70 stay. y bath
with shower, outside entrance. e
car garaee. This house is COM
pletely insulated and has storm
doors and windows. Near public
and paroehial schools.
2.sToRY FRAME. sl0.OOO-older
home IN center Of town: 9 rooms
and bath. sarage and nice yard.
BRICK CAPE COD, sis,BOO-Liv-
kitchen. 2 baths: / bedrm. down.
bedrms. upstairs; full basement.
nice lot.
AIiL-BRIcK RAMBLER ON ~
ACRE, SIS, 65O-Living I'm. with
fireplace, dining rm., kitchen. ~
baths. 3 bedrms.. full Placement
With 2.eaf garaee, outside barbe-
cue with patio.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
a. y. n ESeSsriek Ave. qsi r egSg
" Hv.s s.'S Hh. PRICE. Wa va s0ooS0SSi
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22l2 Aklc65EEA AVE.
i 5 BEDRMS.
21h BATHS

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emphasis on trees, makes this {
real family home. There Is ) SEP,
s an suS.riD Sl s ssms enc s ds
I'm town" convenlcnces' Just one
Counsel Hish School. Priced below
reproduction cost AZ SEQ, $50.
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Ju. 7-77OO mn. 2-234I
712 RIrCHIk AVE, S. ST. rms,
new eond., lot 60x200. dble. ga
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fences: so00.si,o0o; May ex'
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
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WOODSIDE
NICHOLAS
REALTORS
HE. 4-1OO0

KENSTNNTON-Brk. Cape Cod With
4 hedrnns., Ice. Nv. rm.. full, bsmt.;
lge,. tree.shaded lot: priced under
HudH n PEEK, 10. s.474S.
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FALL OFFERINGS
OPEN SUNDAY, / to |
SEAT PLEASANT

tlo OdUlkl 6CdIlCII LII.
.oAAttt Attention vs sss " -: :. Only
buys this attrac. brick CO.
lonial. featuring 5 bedrms..
spac. liv. rm. and mod. kit.
with disp. and brkfst. nook.
FHA or conven. financing also
avail. Full price only &11 800.
Hurry on this one. DIR: Out
Qeorge Palmer hwy. right on
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GRAHAM CO.
GOLFERS

Lovely home overlookins sligo Golf
Course and club. nice bed
SSm; , hTss E saD..d y r.sT.s seC%
Dir: Georgia ave. to Forest Glen
I'd. to 1913 and open sign
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FRED B. CUSHMAN
Sae y. n ErsSsriek Ave. qsi r sgSgg
IVES IN. PRICE. Wa. seoS0S
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sScr, with xat t a BIZ, p Goln,,, sT T.%
School Sss.s "a sPq oI NYr INV. Il T., Es
4lsss loan. OPEN 1 10 3. DIR;
corners), turn left 4 blks. u
Dennis ave, formerly Belvedsrl
n. ,5ds SvySxa' sharp left 20 house
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21

How Neighborhood Con-
Servation\ Benefits YOU" will
De the topic at a special elm
&c to be held at Utley Branch
Library, 1925 Woodward, at
a;SO pm. on Tuesday, March
"a.
The clinic Is one Of a SER
iss sponsored by The Neigh
borhood Conservation Conn
rniftee and the City Plan
Commission al public Iibrar-
les throughout Detroit. Their
purpose Is so show, through
visual aids and discussion,
how neighborhoods can be
maintained and improved.
Mr.. Joseph Schore, a COM
munity organization special
ist with the Plan Commits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
Social & CGvlc Roundup

brated March 9th by purchas-
ing a new Ford for himself
and his spouse. Both are
very pleased about the new
convenience. Also, a belated
happy birthday to my sister,
Marie Lane, who was shut-in
on her natal day, March 4th.
And to all of my faithful readers
whose birthday comes in March,
remember to Count your gar
den by the flowers. Never by
the leaves that fall. Count your
days by golden hours. Don't re-
member clouds at all. Count
your nights by stars-not shad-
ows. Count your life with smiles
not tears. And with JOY
through all your lifetime, Count
your age by friends-not years"
# q
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Boyd Of
3437 Hudson, are the proud par
ents of a baby boy born March
9th. The baby named Ethan Sol
ONION weighed seven pounds,
seven ounces. Ethan's arrival
makes four for the Boyds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
WSU Alumni 10 Observe
Opening Of New House

Graduates of Wayne State
University will have a spe-
cial reason for celebrating
when they gather Saturday,
May 16, for the University's
91st Alumni Reunion, at the
Sheraton Cadillac Hotel in
Detroit.
The Reunion will mark fhe
opening Of the new Alumni
House and completion of the
Community Arts group at
the University.
The group includes the
Music and Art Buildings as
we'll as an auditorium, fhe
McGregor Memorial Confer
ence Center and the E.vri::i
House. Money provided by
private, State and local funds
in addition to gifts from
alumni financed the group.
Elmore Pollack, of 215
Hendrie Blvd, Royal Oak, a
1880 graduate, is general
chairman of the Reunion.
Alumni attending the Re-
union will also have an OPP
poriunify TO meet the Uni
versify's new Board Of Gov
errors. which will be elected
in the April election. The re-
firing Board, an appoinfive
one, will also be honored for
its aid over the past three
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
SPRING FANTASY

For many. March brings the
first hints of spring. Flower low
ers start looking for seed cata-
logues, others making plans to
buy that Easter bonnet.
The Young Matrons. of course,
of Second Baptist Church, AL
Monroe. brought out several
spring themes Sunday, March 10,
with their display of seven at
tractively decorated tables in the
gymnasium of the Lucy Thurman
YWCA.
other features we're a Spring
Fashion Prcvicw by Hasty Gus
tom Shop. located on Dexter
ave, and a short variety pro-
gram.
Mrs. Nellie Hill OF Greater
Macedonia Baptist Church. was
mistress of ceremonies, and was
introduced to- guest by Mrs. Will
lie Nell Connolly. Soloists were
Mss Grace Burney, Mrs. Dorothy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
HOPEWELL BAPTIST CHURCH
NURSES GUILD SPONSORS
TEA


Mrs. Matte Wilson of 1860
Revere, was hostess to the many
guests who came TO the Silver
Tea sponsored by the Nurses
Guild of Hopewell Baptist church
Sunday, March 18th. The special
attraction was the Program in
a Nutshell" All participants in
the program had to each select
or pick a nut from a bowl, open
it Unto which had been placed
a note stating what they should
do on the program and obey
the request. Mrs. Buchanan is
president Of the Nurses Guild,
and Rev. f. X. Parks, minister
The Calvary District Sunday
School and Baptist Training
Union Congress Youth Dept. VIII
present a gala musical FTday,
April 3rd, 1880 pm. al Morning
View Baptist Church, under the
direction OF Mrs. Grace Burt,
national musical director of the
Young Peoples department. The
church is located at 5646 Lawton.
Mrs. Carrie Seward, youth leader,
Miss Dolores Wheeler, youth
president, f. L. Wilson, presi-
dent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21

man of the planning commit
tee. Serving with her are:
Alma FIaek, 1885 LaSalle
(38; John Moorer, 1869 Law
renee 81; Teedie Carter,
3217 S. Electric 40; Varsie
Banks, 4649 Mt. Elliott (7;
Mrs. Lillian vanDiver, 1908
Seldom (l); Fred Holman,
1920 Woodward o.; Mrs.
Raymond MeCaney. 1925
Cortland g.; Mrs. Myrtle
Smith, 976 Beaconsfield (30);
Linda Hoops and Ethel
Ready, of the Central Branch
YWCA Residence; and Jac-
qveline Battle, of the Lucy
Thurman wv Residence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
BY 3. e. Ellington

sion, will show a Commute
color film, MAN of Action"
and lead a discussion with
residents of surrounding
neighborhoods.
At the same place and
time on Tuesday. March 81,
Mr.. Schore will conduct a
second discussion meefinu
aimed at Ways and Means
Of Solving Neighborhood
Problems"
The Neighborhood Conser-
walton Committee has issued
an invitation for the meet
ingS to all citizens interested
in improving their neighbor-
hood.
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Porter and Mr.. Willard Connely.
Mr.. James Crawford was com
mentator for the fashions. Judges
for the tables were Mrs. Helen
Wilson, Mrs. LESSEE Lambert and
Mrs. Laura Carr Stewart. Host
esses we're Little Dale Blanton,
and Sharon Dunn. Mrs. Vivian
Meadows. pianist; Mrs. Bessie
Ware, general chairman; Mrs.
Louise Beaman, president; Rev
A. A. Banks, Jr., pastor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
Ry MARY BELLE RHODES
FINER woMANHooD WEEK;
zETA PHI BETA

The beautiful McGregor Mem
orial Conference Center, Ferry
and Second Ave, was the scene
of the celebration of Finer
Womanlocd Week" held annual
ly ty Zela Phi Beta Sorority.
Inc, Friday evening, March Is,
at $50 pm.
Each year as part OF the
n tionsI program, local chap
tiers present TO their various
communities an outstanding
woman whom they feel esem-
pIify the ideals Of zets service,
scholarship and sisterly love.
For the year 1858, Beta Omi-
cron zeta Chapter selected one
Of it's own. Mrs. Pearl Walker
Mcneil. wife of DR.. Jesse Jai
Mcneil, pastor of Tabernacle
Baptist Church, TO be so hon
ored.
A very large and appreciative
audience witnessed the program
and enjoyed the reception ten
dered Mrs. Mcneil. Mrs. Grace
Wales rendered beautiful music.
Mrs. Viola Arnold (past basileus)
gave brief history of the So
rority. Solos we're rendered by
Mesdames Leon Mckinney and
Ernestine Nimmons. There were
greetings from the various
Greek organizations and other
groups with whom Mrs. Mcneil
is identified.
Namely: Mrs. Louise Jones OF
Tabernacle Church, DR.. Broadus
N. Butler of Omega Psi Phi,
Mrs. Jerrylee Johnson of Delta
Sigma Theta; Mr. Ernest Daven
port of Kappa Alpha Psi; Mrs
Frances Holt of Sigma Gamm.
Rho; Mr.. Andrew Foster, presi
dent, Howard Alumni; Mr.. Theo
dore Barnes of Phi Beta Sigma
and Mr.. William Seaborn. FEPC
also representatives of the Unit
ed Church Women of Michigan
kilograms, letters, flowers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
10 Present Program al YMrA

DR.. Richard McGhee, Pres
ident of the Xi Beta Chapter
of the Phi Beta Sigma Fra
ternity and Mr.. G.. w. Jack
son, chairman of the Chris
tian Emphasis Committee of
the st. Antoine YMCA an
nounce that the Fraternity
will be the last in the series
of the forums on Sunday,
March, %, at $3.50 pm. in
the YMCA auditorium.
Mr.. II. l.. Catchings, chair
man of the Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity Social. Action
Committee, has arranged a
very interesting program
dealing with THE Commun-
ity's Responsibility to Educa-
ton"
This subject will be dis
cvssed by panel composed
of the following persons:
MRS. PRINCE &. MOON,
president Of the 81. Clair
School P.T.A.; MRS. r. HEN
RY TRUMAN, Social Worker
from the Travellers Aid So
eiety; DR.. HAROLD J. HAIR
RISON, principal of Miller
Junior High School; MR. La
MAR T. ELLIS, Youth Work
Director of the ST. Antoine
Branch YMcA. DR.. PAUL {.
BAGWELL Of Michigan State
University will give q brief
summation following the
panels presentation and the
discussion period by the sv-
dience. Refreshments will
also be served.
Members of the committee
working with Mr.. Catchings
are Messrs. Theodore Barnes
and Anderson CorIey, the Re-
gional Director of the Phi
Beta Sigma 'Fraternity's So
cial Action Committee.
The public is invited to at
tend this meeting and par
ticipafe in the discussion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21

The Wolverine State Beautic-
ians presented an Educational
Forum Sunday, March 18th, at
1917 Holden, featuring State
Representatives on School Mil
lege bill, etc. Mrs. Mary F. My
Ter, president. Mrs. j. c. Mason.
chairman; Reuben Hughes, pub
licity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
WEDDING RECEPTION

Willie Lue and julius w.
Watts will be honored at we'd
ding reception Saturday, March
2lst. at eight o'clock pm. at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Jones of Medium street. Willie
Lue is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Harlan Of Superior
street.
II II
Speaking in the Annual Great
er Detroit internationally famous
Noon Lenten services, presented
under the auspices Of the Detroit
Council of Churches, beginning
March IS thru 20 will be DR..
Edwin T. Dahlberg, president,
National Council of Churches.
DR.. Jesse Nj. Bader, general sec
rotary, World Convention of
Churches of Christ, will speak
March 1924. DR.. Robert Bruce
Pierce, minister, Metropolitan
Methodist Church, will speak
March 25th and Dr. A. A. Banks
Jr., will speak Munday Thursday,
March 26th. Services are daily
Monday through Fridays 1910 :
1880, at Central Methodist
Church, Woodward Ave. at
Grand Circus Park.
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Club Society News
Society Domgs

etc, attesting contributions OF
our honoree were received.
Mrs. Ethel b. Nelson. serving
as mistress OF ceremonies, pre-
sented the speaker of the eve
ming, DIR. Marian Edman Of
Wayne University, who was as
usual at her best.
DR. Rachel Boone Keith, Zeta's
Woman of the Year for 1855. pre-
sented Zeta's Plaque in beautiful
and we'll chosen words TO Mrs.
Mcneil who very graciously ac-
cepted the honor giving credit
TO her family-her husband. two
sons, and two daughters, who
have helped with their love and
understanding that she might
meet her duties and obligations
successfully.
Mrs. lone II. Gibson. basileus
OF the local chapter and associate
regional director of Great Lakes
Region, gave the closing re-
marks, She expressed her appre-
citation to those present for their
interest, cooperation and partici-
patton in Zeta's program, pro-
noted by them during the past
IA years in Detroit
She also presented Judge Wade
McCrec. Judge Bohn, Mrs. Mary
w. Stewart and Mrs. Elvin Dav-
export, brought congratulations
to the Sorority and honoree. The
beautiful Zeta hymn was sung
by the assembled members, then
fine fellowship and refresh
ments so graciously served.
AS a cro'yning event for Finer
Womanhood Week, the Sorority
worshipped as a group at the
Tabernacle Baptist Church and
enjoyed the fellowship of that
great people.
We were graciously welcomed
by DR.. Jesse Jai Mcneil and his
congregation He extended his
best wishes for the success of
Zeta Phi Beta for their great
program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
HIGH NOON WEDDING
CEREMONY

Miss Joan Kai Ross. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Ross of
1446 Canton Ave. will be mar
ried to Mr.. Ernest Cassini Dill
lard, Jr.. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest c. billiard, ST., Of 4260
Duane, Saturday, April 4th, 1900
Noon, at Church Of st. Charles
Borromco; Baldwin Ave. at st.
Paul.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
SECRET
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It's really no secretth average family can accumulate
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the gas incinerator be reduced to handful OF clean
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those too gas incinerator runs on just pennies day.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
YWCA Vacation Special

A spring vacation special
for high school girls has been
scheduled by the YWCA for
March 80 and 81.
The vacation special will
include a visit to Miehigan's
State Capitol, in Lansing, and
to Michigan State University.
Leaving Central Branch
WV, 2230 Witherell ST., at
10 am. Monday, March 80,
the girls will 60 by char
tered bus to Lansing for a
tour of the Capitol building
and Civic Center. They Will
be lodged at the Lansing
YWCA, where the Lansing
Y-Teens will entertain them
that evening at a splash
party.
A tour of Michigan State
University will be made
Tuesday morning, March 81,
with a visit to the State Leg
islature in the afternoon.
The group will return to De-
troit early Tuesday evening:
The trip is open to all
hiqh school girls. Cost tor
YWcA members, $3.50; for
non.members, $3.50. Reser-
vstions must be made at any
YWcA branch before March
II.
Young adults in classes
and clubs at YWCA branches
and centers, and their
friends. will gather at Gen.
trail Branch WV, 2230 With
erell St., for a pot luck smor-
qasbord Saturday evening,
March 81, from $50 to
1890 pm.
Following the meal, the
evening will be filled with
f,,n activities square,
round, and social dancing,
swimming. bsdminson. roller
skating, ping pong. cares
and other table games.
Mrs. Jean Weffering,
1928 Raymond 1851 is CHR
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21

UItolSl q. q.
Association for United Nations
Open, Office Here
The Greater Detroit Chap
co., Of the American Associa-
flo ton for the United Nations lions,
will will formally open its office
IN %'I the old city hall building
FRIDAY. March 20, with a re-
r reuticn for civic and COM
mrnity leaders, it was an
nolnccd today by Mrs. War
rem B. Ccoksey, president OF
the Detroit Chapter.
The AAUN office, which
will serve as information and
resource center for United
Nations materials and pro-
orsm aids. will be open Mon
days through Fridays, from
10 am. TO q pm.
Officers and Members of
the Board of the Detroit
Chapter will act as hosts at
the reception which will be
held from 400 to 5 pm, on
Friday, in the AAUN office,
room 406, Old City Hall on
Woodward. Representatives
of government, the foreign
consular corps, organizations
active in foreign affairs and
community groups have been
invited to the reception, as
well as leaders in business,
labor, church and fraternal
organizations.
Mayor Louis B. Miriam Of
Detroit, members Of fhe
Common Council, and Mayor
Michael Patrick Of Windsor,
are expected TO attend the
reception given by the AA-
UN, a non partisan national
organization devoted to in
ereasing an understanding of
Americas stake in the Unit
ed Nations as a bvIwark for
peace.
Miss Pauline Fredericks,
prize winning United Ma
tons correspondent, is also
expected to be present at the
reception. Miss Fredericks
will be in Detroit on a speak
ing engagement.
The AAUN office and in
formation center is intended
TO provide ready access to
the latest pamphlets, study
guides and avdio-visval ma
feriaIs available for organi-
zafions in programming
about the uN," Mrs. Cooksey
said. III is also hoped that
individuals interested in the
uN will use the facilities Of
The AAUN, as well as special.
uN reference documents
which will be available at the
AAuN office. Efforts are be-
ing made to provide vp-fo-
date records on UN proceed
ings as we'll as historical and
background data on the UN
specialized agencies, accord
ing TO officers Of the Greater
Detroit Chapter.
The AAUN, which has
been designated annually by
proclamations of the Detroit
mayor to coordinate UN
Week observances here,
works with other groups in
the community in promoting
greater knowledge of the
ON's work for peace.
The AAUN conducts a
year-round program Of an
q &c a fionaI, international
nature. Special assistance is
offered TO schools and edvca-
f'onal groups in program
ming about The UN.
Among the hostesses for
afternoons reception
Will be: Mrs. Lula {. Bach
man, Mrs. Warren B. Cook
'eY Miss Edythe Come,
Mrs. {. o. Lsrdie, Mrs. T. J.
Murray, Miss Edna Neidel-
nan A. - nit 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
swANkY BRIDGE PARTY

A very swanky bridge party
was given Saturday afternoon by
Mrs. Essie Swan Of Scotch ave.
Tables for Is guests were
beautifully decked in st, Patrick
colors including some of the food
served.
Awards of earrings were given
to Mrs. Marie Walker, Mrs. lnez
Bailey. Mrs. Essie Taliaferro and
Mrs. Roberta Stevens. Other
guests were Mesdames Gwendo-
Ign Harrison, Irma Wells. Inez
Young. Essie Taliaferro, Matte
concluded on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
BELATED BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS

To Mr.. Nathaniel Dogans
of Lamothe street, who cele-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-03-21

CONCLUDED on Page o.
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TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

ssDistrict and vicinity-Mostly
cloudy and breezy tonight with
chance of showers, lowest
4Tound so. Fair and rather
windy tomorrow. not much
Change in temperature.
fMaryland-LoweSt tonight as
to SO in the east and south and
IS to IS in the north and west.
Tomorrow mostly sunny. windy
and cooler, high 56 to So in the
east and south and 48 to SIS in
the north and west.
Virginia-Showers beginning
In the mountains and spreading
to the eastern portion tonight,
lowest in the 4Os in the west
and sos in the east. Fair and
windy tomorrow, somewhat
cooler in the west.
Flower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-South to southwest
winds becoming 20 to 80 miles
per hour tonight and shifting
to west or northwest tomorrow.
Weather becoming rather
cloudy with a few showers
tonight, clearing tomorrow.
Visibility 10 miles, except
briefly 3 miles in showers.
s Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay--Small craft warn
-iilgs are displayed. Winds be-
coming southwest and increas-
lng this afternoon, becoming
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Gen. Schriever
Up for Promotion
az the Associated Rress

Mai. Gen. Bernard Schri-
ever, chief of the Air Force
Ballistic Missile Division, is in
line for a third star and a new
job.
The White House announced
yesterday that President Eisen-
hover will nominate Gen
Schrievers to be a lieutenant
general after Congress returns
from its Easter recess.
1t also was announced that
Gen. Schriever is to take over
as chief of Air Research and
Development, succeeding 1t
Gen. Samuel E. Anderson, who
recently was reaSsigned to all
materiel. Il
The Air Force said Gen,
Schriever's deputy. Brig. Gen.
Osmond j. Ritland. will become
head of the BalliStic Missiles
Division.
The White House said Mr..
Eisenhower also will nominate
Rear Admiral John T. Hayward,
Assistant Chief of Naval OPP
CREATIONS for Research and De-
velopment, to be a vice admiral.