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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Regents Meeting Friday.
June rs. 1859
Change Title for R. Jacob

GAYLORD = A change in
title for Roger Jacob, a
member of the School of Mu-
sic faculty at The University
of Michigan, was approved
bv the Regents Friday June
26). meeting at Hidden
Valley.
Jacob, who has been a
lecturer on a fwo-fifths time
basis, has been appointed an
assistant professor on two
thirds time basis for the
lo5o.60 University year. he
has accepted a pari-fime APP
pointmenf from the Ann Ar
Dor Board Of Education as d.
rector Of music TO cover the
other one-third of his time.
In the Ann Arbor public
schools, he will succeed Prot.
marguerite Hood who re-
signed from the school posi-
,ion 70 serve fvll-time on the
School Of Music faculty.
The changes involving ia
cobb and Professor Hood re-
suited from the death OF
Professor David Mattern. ia
cobb served for several years
as director Oh music In Tap
pan Junior high school in
Ann Arbor before ne was APP
pointed secretary OF the Ma
tional Music Camp, a position
he is now resigning.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Green Grove Baptist Church
No. 2 Honors Pastor

The Pastors Aid Club of
Green Grove Baaptist Church,
located at 1903 Riopclle, spon-
sorcd a Fathers Day Program
in honor of the pastor, Rev. {.
II. Johnson. Sunday, June 2lst.
rhe morning message was de-
livercd by Rev. w Gasby Jr..
assistant pastor of New Mt Mo
ria BAPTIST Church He used a
text The Prodigal Son Came
Home To His Father
Mr. Henry Lewis presided
Ncr the afternoon program. at
which time Mrs. Roberta Bene-
field, former president of the
club. and Mrs. Annie Jackson
were principal speakers. Mrs
Annie Clemens read paper
Our Pastor as a Builder. y Mrs.
Il. Benefited made presentation
Of gifts TO Rev Johnson from
members and friends AT 7'3O
pm. refreshments were served
to those present in the lower
auditorium. Mrs. Jessie Louis is
President
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
-ocAL ATTORNEYS WE'D

The newly restored Plymouth
Congregational Church was the
scene of formal double ring
ceremony Saturday, Jane p. at
$50 pm. ia which - g., 18th
Swan became the bride OF Al
rhonso Reynolds Harper, with
Rev. Nicholas Hood officiating.
Parents of the couple are Mr..
and Mrs. Fred r. Swan Sr., OF
Detroit. Mich, and Mr. and Mrs.
Lomax Harper of Bcsscmcr,
Ala
The bride selected white
silk organza over tullc and tat
fcta floor length gown. with an
embroidered front panel. The
fitted bodice was accented by
the Sabrina ncckline and long
fitted sleeves. Her finger tip
TERED tullc veil cascadcd from
an embroidered silk organza
pillbox. White Stcphanotis and
green cymbidium orchid
formed her bouquet
Miss Swans four attendants
were: Miss Harriet !. White,
maid Of honor; Miss Doris K.
Owens, Mrs. Harold L. Swan,
and Mrs. Rigoberfo !. CUzman.
Their gowns we're of maid OF
honor nile green chiffon over
yellow chiffon. fitted bodice, full
skirt. cowl ncckline; mine green
chiffon over yellow chiffon, fit
ted bodice. full skirt, cowl neck
line.
All gowns were accented with
matching velvet. on the back
V.necklinc. forming n small bow
ard StreamcrS touching the hem
line.
Matching Open-crown picture
hats trimmed i'm velvet were
chosen for their heads. Feath-
cred yellow Carnations with
Bronbe Daisies. for the maid OF
honor and fcathcred yellow Car
nations with Gladioli b nd $
formed the bouquets for the
other attendants.
Mr.. Harper chose his brother
William Harper to be best man
fishers picked we're Miss Swan:
brother, Fred r. Swan, Jr., I'll
bert F.. Nance. DR.. BroaduS N
Butler and Jesse b. Eggleton.
Mrs. Swan selected a sheath
Of pink silk Organza. fashioned
with a round necklinc Of lace
with bracelet length sleeves an'
flowing back panels on the Skin
for the nuptialS Her corsage wa
pink cymbidium orchids.
Mrs. Harper, the groom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
DR.. King S Book
Highly Praised

The Southern Christian Lead
ership Conference announced
that DR.. Martin Luther King 5
prize-winning book Stride Toward
Freedom is being published in
both Europe and Asia this sum
mcr.
In England il is to be published
by Victor Gollanz with an intro
duction by Father HuddleSton,
who was expelled from South
Africa as a result of his fight
against segregation. Father Hud-
dleston calls Stride Toward Free
dom a great book"
In Holland the book will be
published in Dutch by Van Log
hum Slaterus.
The Navaiivan Press in India.
where DR.. Cling recently visited
with Nchru will publish three
editions - one in English, one
in Hindu and one in Gugerati, TO
cover the great demand for the
Montgomery story throughout
India
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Souihern U. Student Receives
1000 Renewable Scholarship

BATON ROUGE, La.-Roy
Kennix, a 1859 Southern Uni
versity graduate, has re-
ceived a $1,000 renewable
fellowship to the University
of Pittsburgh, ii has been an
nounced by Donald c. Stone,
dean, Graduate School of
Public and International At
fairs at the University.
Kennix, who was president
of the Southern University
Student Senate, the highest
campus office for students
lcsniinvsd on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Radio.N News Wayne
Stale University
Additions 10 Educational
Radio Network

Starting July 3, WDET will
Join WUOM s[Ann Arbor),
WKAR East lansing, and
WMCR kalamazoo in carry
ing one-hour live concerts di-
rect from the national music
camp at Interlochen, Michi-
gan.
The programs titled "MU-
SIC FROM INTERLOcHEN"
will be broadcast every Fri
day and Saturday from 900
TO ZOO pm. during July and
August. The concerts will
feature faculty members and
students who come from all
over the country TO work at
this music center.
With" MIDWEEK MICHl-
GAN" the $50 pm. We'd
neSday news program, and
the two MUSIC FROM IN
TERLOCHEN" programs, the
Michigan educational radio
network will have three pro-
grams each week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
DeIroilers Can Enjoy Concerts

Detroiters can enjoy neigh
borhood band concerts at
parks near their homes UNI
der the sponsorship of the
Department of Parks and
Recreation.
HerSchel Leib conducts
these band concerts at parks
throughout the city at 8 pm.
The park schedule for the
week of July 6 is: Monday,
July 6 at Clark Park-Vernor
at Clark; Tuesday, Lipke
Park-Van Dyke at Suzanne;
Wednesday, Balduk Park =
Warren at Canyon; Thurs
day, Stoepel Park - Outer
Drive at Evergreen; Friday,
Palmer Park - Ponchartrain
at Hamilton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
BraceIey-Picree Rites Read
At. M. Pleasant Missionary
Baptist Church

BrseeIey-Picree Rites Read
At. M. Pleasant Missionary
Baptist Church
Ruby Braccley, daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Braceley,
OF 475l Baldwin, selected lace
and satin gown, fashioned on
princess Ines with empire boz
dice and sweetheart nccklin".
The gowns bellshapca sNnt
swirlcd into a chapel tran. Her
headpiecc of tulips and pea|s
held her long madonna veil
The bridal bouquet was a
cascade OF carnations, with a
detachable corsage. Lille
Braceley (sister-in-lsw) was
mafron OF honor. She wore
blue sheath gown with over
skirt.
bridesmaids wearing trapczc
pink. with bow in front, and full
skirts. were Geneva Jones, Con.
nlc Bracclcy tSiStcf-ln-laWJ, nc
becca Johnson. They carried
pink and blue carnation bou-
qucts with detachable corsagcs
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father.
The groom, James Finn Pierce
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Pierce
Of GALS Iroquois. asked Joseph
Loban TO be best man Ushcrs
we're Arthur Pierce. brother CT
groom. Herman IIoughton, Cal
vest Bailey.
For the double ring ceremony
the brides mother wore a blue
lace dress. and the grooms mo
Their chose an organza and lace
dress Each wore corsages. Rev
c. o. Stewart, pastor of The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
HOWARD ALUMNI

On Friday evening. July 26th,
Howard University Alumni AS
ISOLATION held it's meeting at
the lovely home of Mrs. d. White
on Massachusetts.
= MIR. Lawrence Hill was guest
speaker. He is a representative
Ct Howard who currently tours
the u. S. A.. informing alumnae
Of the present progress in its
curriculum and other activities.
He has toured the southern half
cf the U.S.A.. showing success
full gains in attendance.
The host and hoStcsses for the
social side were Mr. ID. White
and DR.. II. Higgins. II. McKin-
ncy and DR.. ID. Wisdom. Also
Mrs. Constance Smith and Mrs.
Edna McGruder. A lovely party.
Mrs. Dan Phelps of Victorvillc,
Calf. was the weekend house
guest Of Mrs. BESSIE Thomas (SiS-
ter-in.law).
Mrs. Phelps is en- route home
after a lovely visit with rcla-
iives and classmates in Ken
lucky.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
everything Cool al Niagara
Last Weekend
BY Bette Eiiinaton

The American and the Ca
madam Flags waving over the
rapidly falling waters of Nj
agara. always bring to atten-
tion one of the wonders of
the world. Our recent trip
ON both the American, and
the Canadian view of the
Million and a half gallons of
wafer flowing over the an
Gent rocks every minute,
Still brings poop e
from every where to review
the beautiful marvellous
scene.
In the evening the lights
flashing in rainbow colors
reflect added attraction.
The most outstanding COM
mendation beside the contin-
uous heavy flow of water,
and its deep reminder of the
handiwork of the Almighty.
was that in the great crowd,
we saw no drunken people,
no beer, or whiskey bottles,
no silly action from any of
the young people. no ex-
pressing of prejudice, and
human hate. All were wind
ing their way around through
the mass crowd, without
even a word Of discord,
neither in the day or in the
evening. We saw no acct
dents with arguments which
follow and all were in accord
with the rhythm of the cool
waters which did not cease
rolling along.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
BABY SHOWER

The lovely home c. Rev. and
Mrs. Visgel Vandcrberg on Oak
man Blvd. was the scene OF a
picturesque shower given in
honor of Mrs. Modicc Wander
berg Sunday afternoon. June %.
Mrs. Vandcrberg is the organist
of Hartford Avenue Baptist
Church. also teacher.
Mrs. Goldie Richard and 9th
crs gave this shower. serving
frappe. cake and other goodies
Mrs. Francis Jackson sang
BLESS This House." and Mrs
Gertrude Jones presented well
planned games.
The Detroit Knoxville College
Club held it's final meeting
Sunday afternoon with Mr.. and
Mrs. Isaac Pcnson Of ParkSide
Ave. as hosts.
A full agenda was listed foI
the members. but was easily dis
posed Of II was a lovely meet
ing. Mrs. Jennette, president.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Nj. Pleasant Missionary
Baptist Church Activities


Last Sunday. Rev Roosevelt
Williams of Community Baptist
and Rev n. Perkins of Iconium
BAPTIST officiated at the Ordina-
ton of Deacons Service at the
Church.
July 6.24, Vacation Bible
School begins from $50 am. TO
1900 pm. July 18th. the Male
Chorus will present the Kings
of Harmony of Birmingham, Ala.
in grand musical program.
Sunday. July goth, 40 pm.
the Willing Workers of Mt.
Pleasant Baptist will sponsor a
Get Acquainted Tea at ST.
James BAPTIST Church Dining
Hall The public is invited Rev.
{. O. Stewart. Minister.
Oakland Baptist Church News
The Senior Choir of Oakland
Avenue Baptist Church rendered
the music at the Four Way Eel
lowship meeting held at Warren
Avenue Baptist Church, Sunday
June 18th. They will also be fca-
turcd on Southland SpiritiualS
ing. July -. rendering at least
Radio Program. Sunday morn
two musical selections. as a part
of the program observing the
Announcer (BriStoe Bryants)
Tenth Anniversary on WJlB.
The Young Matrons of Oak
land met with Mrs Willie Mae
Smith. on Linwood Street. Mon
day. June 29th Mrs Eula Wiser,
counselor. and Church Publ
city Chairman.
Mr.. Francis A Korncgay re-
ceivcd "Man-OfYear Award"
Sunday. June Dist at the morn
ing worship service at Second
Baptist Church of Detroit. pre-
scented to him by the Royal Cru
saders of Second Baptist. Mr..
Albert Walker. president. made
the presentation. Rev A. A.
Banks. Jr.. is minister
The Young Matrons OF Second
Baptist met with Mrs. Bessie
Ware of Calvert Street Weekly
meetings will discontinue until
September Their Annual Outing
will be a picnic at Belle Isle, on
July 18th. Mrs Louise Bcamon.
president.
Miss Everlene Williams. of
Pensacola. Fla. is house guest
Of her brother and his wife, MIR.
and Mrs. Fletcher Williams. Jr..
Of Medium Ave. Mr. Fletcher
Williams. Sr.. was victim Of a
freak accident last week. and is
hospitalized of serious injuries
in Mobile. Ala.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Della Sororiiy Establishes
Chapter in Anchorage Alaska

ANCHORAGE, Alaska -
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority
established in Anchorage to-
day the Sorority's first chap
ter IN Alaska, Americas new
ly-admitted 49th state.
The chapter. called the
Alaska AIumnae Chapter,
was estagIished by Delta's
president, DR.. Jeanne /. No
BILE and first vice president,
DR.. Geraldine p. Woods, both
OF whom flew here from
Denver, Colorado where the
Sororify's Central Regional
Conference was held last
weekend.
Marking this historic occa-
sion, which increases Delta's
chapters to 25l in 80 states
of the United States and in
the Republic of Haiti. was a
banquet and a radio and tel
evasion appearance of DR..
Noble.
The Chapters six charter
members, all of whom live in
or near Anchorage, are: Mrs.
Villa J. Ewing, originally
from Des Moines, Iowa; Mrs.
Evelyn Lynn of Philadelphia;
Mrs. Roberta Smith of Tenn
pie, Texas; Mrs. Dolores B.
Watson of Seattle; Mrs. Luz
ella Graham White of Will
berforce, Ohio; and Mrs. Vic
toria Williams jenkins of
New Orleans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
Dr.. BrareaI Elected 10 Phi Beta
Kappa al Columbia University

Dr.. Brailsford R. Brazeal,
academic dean and professor
of economies at Morehouse
College, was elected unani-
mously to honorary member
ship in Phi Beta Kappa by
Delta Chapter of Columbia
University during the first
week in June, 1859. This is
the second distinctive honor
that has been accorded DR..
Brazeal in recent months.
Slightly more than a year
ago he was listed in Volume
so. l958-59 issue of Who's
Who In America. These hon
ors have been attained by
one whose official profess
sional employment through
the years has been confined
to Morehouse College.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
86 Graduates At Fleming
School Of CosmefoIogy


Tuesday June 10th. the Elem
ing Advance Hair Styling Aca-
deny. along with the basic
school held their graduation
exercise at the beautiful ST.
Stephens Center. located on
Cobb street The main features
Of the evening were the latest
hair styles and color created by
both classes, including eleven in
the Advanced group. and seventy
five in the regular class. The
Basic class models were present
cd by Mrs. Alphronia Dublin.
modelling hair fashions in tinting.
sprays and sprinkleS on colors of
silvcr-cloud. copper tones and
lavender trend.
The advanced classes tintS
ranged from black velvet to
pink beige. sapphire frosting,
silver streakine. gold tippins.
ect. The advanced class models,
presented by Mrs Belle Ham.
mond were Clara Fritz. wearing
a Spring Flirt style ginger in
color done by Mrs Sarah Boyd.
stylist.
Model Georgia Warren wore
Tic-Tac.Toc Princess. (black
styled by Lena Carson, Endcro
lyn Powell modelled gold tips
French LoMode Boullaunt, style
by Lee Robinson, Elnora Younl
modelled Diamond Puff (black
styled by Ina Andrews. Bobb,
Pcgler wore Charmoc Evening
in Paris. styled by Sadie Par
ham. Bessie Hinley wore a Sill
yer Streak Whirl-away, stylec
BY Bculah Hambrick. Ruby Nor
row wore Canadian Star
styled by Lille Meadows. Heller
Johnson. a Black Velvet Puff
styled by Mr.. Fred Logan. Mis-:
johnson. wearing Spring Fan
tasy. styled by Ella Cotton, anc
Elsie Smith wore Calypso
drown strcak) styled by Lizzie
McKisic. Mrs. Bell Hammond i:
Instructor of advanced class
Mrs. Lucille b. Washington Is
Manager.
Advanced First Aid
Glass Celebrates
The Advanced First Aid Class
of the Evans Memorial Center
celebrated the end of class SEES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

MIR. and Mrs. Lucius Watkins
gave family dinner Thursday
afternoon in honor of their
daughters birthday. Mrs. Olivia
Jones.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

mother, was unable to attend.
The reception was held in the
Parish Hall following the cere-
mony. The Senior hostesseS were
Mrs. Gwendolyn Graham. Mrs.
Isabel Robertson. Mrs Gertrude
Gibson. Mrs. Viola Miller, Mrs.
Alma Burd. Mrs. Mattalcan Fish
or. Mrs. Carol Male, Mrs. Wini-
fed Kirksey. Mrs. Elizabeth
Pate:
Mrs. Erncstine Taylor, Mrs.
Edna Shaw. Mrs. Edith Robinson
and Mrs. Gertrude Roberts.
The Junior HosteSScS were:
Mrs. Delford Williams, Mrs An
drew Henry. Mrs. Lillian Butler.
Mrs. Andrew WaundlcSs Jr, Miss
Miriam Pace, Mrs. fancy Bagley,
Mrs. Leonard Ford. Mrs. Larry
Young. Mrs. VIM. Wilson, Miss
Betty l.. Small, Miss Edwina
Dickerson and Mrs. Herman
Dudley.
The bride and groom are prac-
ticing attorneys in the city and
will reside here after their hon
eymoon in Montreal, Canada.
9
DR.. and Mrs j. Hammond and
Mir and Mrs. II. Brford motorcd
to SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. Friday as
the quest C Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Trimblc. Mrs. Hammond is the
sister Of Mrs. Trimble and she
cave hcaut ful birthday party
for her and Mrs. BufOrd rs they
had the same birthdaic II was
most enjoyable.
COUPLE CLUB
MIR. and Mrs. Onnic Booth en-
tcrtained the Couple Club Sat
urday evening at their beautiful
home. serving a delightful din
ner. other enjoyment was bridge
and the awards were given TO
Mrs. Susie Jenkins. Mr. Lewis
Harrison and Mr.. Mack Thomp-
son.
Guest award was given To Mrs.
lncz Carter.
Members are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Thompson. MIR and Mrs.
Lewis Harrison. Mr.. and Mrs.
Onnie Booth. MIR and Mrs. j.
Carter and Mr.. and Mrs. S. Jcn'
kinS.
DR.. and Mrs. James Garner
and their daurhtcr. Beata. of Sac
ramcnto. Calf. were the dinner
guest last Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Harrison Of Dexter
Blvd. The Carriers also spent
three days at the Harrison's
summer home at Fox Lake.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04
BY RUBY WILLIAMS

church. located at 1912 Preston,
olficiated, Saturday, June 9th
at 400 pm.
The reception was at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Wesley
Force, 2728 Cortland at 800
p m. Serving as hoStcsses were
Eimac Pierce. Evelyn Jenkins,
Z acima Watson. and Sharon
Bluford. The groom is a grad
uaie Of Eastern High, and the
bride is graduate of Miller
High, and Detroit Institute OF
Commerce. The couple will re-
side on Bucna Vista.
Little Wanda Jean Wade,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Wade OF zoos Highland
Street, celebrated her third
birthday with her friends al
a party planned by her moth
err June 10Th. Helping her
share the gamee and refresh
ments we're Dorothy, Christine
and Joann Blocker. Raymond
Conner. The Boyd's children OF
Hudson Street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-07-04

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-22
Ye Olde Recipe

SUNDAY NOVEMBER a. 1S'
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
BY Kordy
Bail Jump
Figures
Are Denied

States Attorney Leonard t.
Hardy Tuesday disputed the
figures on bail bond forfeitures
by bondsmen cited in pub.
lished reports, charging that
not enough study of the entire
cases cited led to the errors.
MANY of the figures are not
correct" he told the Sentinel.
THE reporter who first came
to me only studied the judg.
ment files, probably for five or
ten minutes"
IF he had gone further"
Hardy continued, che would
have seen that many of the
cases had later been com.
pleted." He pointed to in.
stances where a bond Jumper
had been returned for prosecu-
ton by the bondsman six
months later.
He denied that montgomery
COunty's professional bOndsmen
have failed to pay a single for.
fixture on clients who jumped
bail in circuit court since 1885,"
as was reported. During this
past year, Edward johnson had
a forfeiture RENTED by the
Governor"
The Sentinel had learned last
week that Hardy had instituted
an investigation into the situa.
ton in light of the disqualifi-
cation of four Prince Georges
County bondsmen.
Hardy, when contacted, ad-
mitted that he was making the
investigation, but said that def
mite findings would not be
available until he was able to
coordinate the actual case files
with the judgment files. This,
he said, would take another
week to do.
The states attorney ex-
pressed doubt that his investi-
cation would disclose anything
similar to what happened in
Prince Georges County, where
he said the laws were lax.
There may still be some
cases outstanding" he admitted,
'but they will only be isolated
cases = here and there. The
bondsmen here are made to
toe the line by the courts.
This includes an annual ri.
nancial statement that must be
approved by a Circuit Court
judge.
The eight bondsmen present
ly active in the county are:
Brake r. Fraley, of Derwood.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17

Potomac Electric Power Com.
pany, Hartwig commented. They
are relatively cheap, simple
things, he added.
If some had been in use by
OCDM before the test alert,
they could have averted what
turned out to be an embarras-
sing incident for CD workers,
observers noted.
Hartwig said the little face
savers should be operable in
time for another special test in
Montgomery County tentatively
scheduled for the morning of
January II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Hanson Heads
Unit of AAA

Robert M. Hanson, president
of the Rockville Rotary Club,
was elected as a new member
OF the Suburban Maryland Adj
vosory Board, American Auto.
mobile Association, at the
boards regular meeting held
Monday in Langley Park.
Hanson lives at COOS Kirby
rd., Bethesda, and is a partner
Of the Jones, Kreeger invest.
ment firm.
The board adopted a resolu-.
ton favoring increase of from,
81 to SIS for learning drivers,
licenses used by high school
students in driving programs.
Such bill will be introduced
at the next session of the Mary
land General Assembly
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Holiday Refuse
Schedule Told

No refuse collections will be
made in Montgomery County
by the Washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission on Christ
mas Day, and New Years Day,
the WSSC announced this week.
Regular collections will be
made on all other days during
the holiday season, the WSSC's
Refuse Division reported. Every
effort will be made to take care
of the traditional post Christ
mas deluge of boxes, paper and
ribbon.
Only customers who received
the Friday-Tuesday refuse pick
up service will be affected by
the holiday. Persons who nor
mally would have their refuse
picked up on Friday will not be
served on December 25 or jan
uary 1 and will be served on
their next regular pickup dates
December % and January s.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17
Scout Handbook
Is Due Soon

The sixth edition of a book
reputed to be outsold only by
the Bible - the Boy Scout
Handbook was published
on December IS with an initial
printing of 1,050,0O0 copies.
The printing order, on the
eve of the Boy Scouts fiftieth
anniversary in 1860, is one of
the largest book orders in
printing history, according to
the Boy Scouts of America.
The first copy will be given to
President Eisenhower at a spe-
cial ceremony on the fiftieth
birthday anniversary on Febru-
airy 8.
The 480page book will sell
for 81 at 300 licensed BSA
stores throughout the United
States and at local council
offices.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-12-17

point in Maryland, shorted out.
The cables, he said, transmit
electrical signals to start the
sirens. Failure of the sirens to
operate made the air raid test
a washOut.
OCDM officials were to start
installing devices last week that
automatically sound an alarm
when transmission lines break
or are shorted out from other
causes, such as excessive mois.
ture at terminal points.
Such devices are in daily use
by the Chesapeake & Potomac
Telephone Company and the