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Evening star., 1960-08-12
RocioI Law. Kidnapping
Laid to State by Mother

(AP).-The mother Of a 19-
the State of Texas of kid
in the custody of a Negro maid.
at a San Francisco night club,
General Stanley Mosk to seek
from Texas welfare officials.
she acted after a frantic call
Evening star., 1960-08-12

-4:l. -..joid move away SEEM
ingly unaware of the incident,
and climbed into Mr.. Tshombe's
car. The U. N. and Katanga
flags flew on the car.
Before they drove away, two
DC-6S planes carrying Swedish
troops TAXED up to the airport
terminal and the soldiers be-
gan disembarking.
The first U.N. soldier into
Katanga was Mai. Carl c.
Stenkula. He led a 2S-man de-
tachment from the plane, or
dered them into formation and
marched them to the control
tower.
The other detachment de-
ployed near the runway.
Planes still were coming as
Mr.. Hammarskjold and Mr..
Tshombe drove to Mr.. Tshom-
be's official residence to begin
their talks.
Belgian troops remained
around the airport. They were
on guard as they had been for
the past month on all parts OF
the control tower and in the
airport terminal.
Armed with a mandate OF
the Security Council to secure
the withdrawal of Belgian
soldiers, the secretary general
had taken off from Leopold
vile within 10 hours after land
ing from New York.
The armed Swedish troops
went officially as an honor
guard for Mr.. Hammarskjold
But in reality they are the drst
units of the U. N. force to re-
place the Belgian forces in the
rich mining province.
Mr.. HammarSkjold led the
fight of planes chartered from,
the Congo Airline for the $50
mile trip. Two supply planes
that few to Luluabourg yester-
day were due in today.
No Congo OfficiaIs Go
Mr.. Tshombe, rebellin
against the central Congo gov.
ernment of Premier Patrice Lu.
mumba, had promised a safe
welcome for Mr.. Hammarskjolc
and his men.
1t appeared that a substantial
U. N. force would be in the
province within days. Both the
Security Council and Mr.. Ham,
marskjold have assured Mr.
Tshombe that the troops are
not coming to restore the au.
thority of the Lumumba centra
Congo government, which Mr.
Tshombe has rejected.
The takeoff of the U. N
force from Leopoldville went
of smoothly.
Although Congolese officials
had been insisting that leaders
Of the central government &c
along, none showed up at the
airfleld. saving embarrassment
and possible failure Of the mis-
sion. Mr.. Tshombe has refused
ito let any Lumumba ministers
land in Elisabethville since he
proclaimed the PROVINCES in.
dependence.
Riding with the secretary
general in the lead plane were
Gen. Ben Hammou Kettani Of
the Moroccan army, deputy
commander Of the U. N. force
in the Congo, and Gen. 1. j
Rikhyge of India, military ad.
wiser to Mr.. Hammarskibld fol
the Congo operation.
The Swedish troops were
armed with rifles and subma.
chinegunS. They were com.
manded by Mai. Berthold Die.
den, a cavalryman. He sale
they were taking rations fol
10 days but carried kitcher
equipment and he expected tt
get fresh food for his men.
Mr.. Hammarskjold few into
Leopoldville from New York
last night in a jet plane loaned
him by President Eisenhower
DR.. Ralph Bunche, the sec
retary generals troubleshootine
deputy. and Gen. Carl vor
Horn, commander of the U. N
forces in the Congo, were on
hand to greet him. But not q
single representative of the
Lumumba government showed
up to welcome the U. N. chief
who has been alternately criti-
cized and praised by Congolese
leaders.
Evening star., 1960-08-12

Temperature Humidity Index
Time Temp. Humidity Index
0a.m. 72 go 68
Resort Area Forecasts
Maryland, Virginia and Della
ware Beaches-Cloudy with
rain likely tomorrow, high 80.
Chesapeake Bay Area
Cloudy tomorrow with occa-
sional rain, high 80 to IS.
Cape Hatteras Area-Cloudy
with showers tomorrow, high 80
to IS.
Skyline Drive-Mostly cloudy
tomorrow with chance of
showers, high in the 7os. Visi-
bility fair to poor.
Long Island and New Jersey
Beaches - Cloudy tomorrow,
high near 10.
WSter Temperatures
FURNISHED by the U. s. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Annapolis, 50: Atlantic City, "A.
The Sun and Moon
Rises Sets
Sun. today 6:1Sa.m S:07 pm
Sun, tomorrow 6:l9a.m. S:06 I'm.
Moon, today 80 pm. 1915 pm.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-half hour after sunset.
Tide Tables
Furnished by the U. s. Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today Tomorrow
High 1912 am. 1870 am
Low - 1:34 am. 1927 am
High 1857 pm. | :46 pm
Low 1852 am S:42 pm
For high and low tides at the fol-
lowing points subtract times indicated
from the above.
Annapolis. Q hours: Bloody Point
Lisht, 3 hours; Colonial Beach, 524
hours: Deale, 3 hours: solomons Is
land. 3 hours: Point Lookout. 8 hours.
Evening star., 1960-08-12

River Report
Potomac. River cloudy at Harper,
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls
shenandoah cloudy at Harpers Ferry
Temperatures for Yesterday
Mionisht ---- 12 Noon ------ II
8 am. II pm TS
Record Temperatures for the Year
on March II.
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JIM HoFFA TOLD THE FlDERALs THIS PETTY
CASH WAS A LOAN, ALBEIT AZ SIGNED NO FORMAL
NOTE. HIS WORD IS AS GOOD AS HIS BOND. THEY SAY
IN SOME CIRCLES
So. LET'S leave the little brown bag for moment and
look al friend Lower.
What is the background Of this man who hes been
charged with joining Hoffs in misusing than half
million dollars in Transfers local fvnds-hs dues payers
money?
he FIRST SHOWED UP IN DETROIT TRANSFERS
CIRCLES AS A FUGITIVE FROM A CALIFORNIA ROAD
GANG
Lower soon became business agent for Local 376,
Automobile Drivers and Demonstrators What he demon
srsfed was faee ability get into qvickch schemes.
u was he who launched the Sun Valley retirement
home project Orlando, Fla.
This apparently did absorb eli his fine He man.
aged to get himself picked up states on charges Of
Illegal possession Of narcotics
DETROIT POLICE RECORDS SHOW LOWER WAS
SENTENCED JULY "a. 1852, IN LOS ANGELES TO FIVE
YEARS PROBATION WITH A YEAR IN JAIL ON
CHARGE OF NoNsUFFicIENT FUNDS, THEN ESCAPED
FROM ROAD GANG JAN. II, 1889 CALIFORNIA HAS
BEEN SEEKING TO ExTRADITE HIM
The record also shows Lower was sentenced July a.
''sS in Detroit for violating the State Narcotics Act BY
forging prescription he was sentenced 70 wears
PROBATION with 20 days in the Detroit House Of corrseonJ
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Plate glass windows shattered in nearly 20 bvs
places in Wysndotte, soufhsse, Allen Park Lincoln
Park and Taylor Township
THE vANDALs USED sLINcsHoTs TO SEND MAR
BLEs RocKs AND THREE INCH STEEL PINS THROUGH
THE WINDOWS. SOME DWELLINGS WERE HIT.
No hurt
The vsndsI onslaught began At pm. and continued
until after midnight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

CHRISTIAN YOUNG PEOPLE - woRlDlINess AND
lATt HOURS REoUKED
REV. cRAnDGAs SERMON. ia =
pUCM00&npgUC nknDNee 4 ME]eAQ!
~ sopsnsrs ne woRtpsscs PLAY powN
M MENACE or TIE MUtrIesLIsoN ex?tonA-
non or S&-xl
oELuoeo mul rv-reNs.oF- Mn poegs The oEnl
Sells rHeM A SUI or GOODS SOPHISTICATED.
ANTi-CHRSrt
PREMATURE DEATHS CITED - TYRONE POWER
CLARK GABLE - MUlTIAAARRlED - INCLUDING
RALPH BARTON cARrooNsT - sUIcoE:-
WIFE TO WIRE esx-
peoptteT AMOS QUOTED. ~PeePARe TO MEET
THY CoD~s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
THEY DEFEATED COPE CONGRESSMAN"
TELL HOW THEY DID IT AT THE HUMAN EVENTS
POLITICAL ACTION CONFERENCE"


In the 1850 elections, disciplined army OF one mil
lion ibersl-Iabor precinct workers CoPE-franed and
union paid sought repeat their OF fhs 1853
elections Despite that massive effort, the net result OF
Walter Reuther's 1860 campaign minus.
Reversing the 1853 results the voters Of 1850 cut deep
" into Revhers privately owned flock Of coPEkepf Con-
oressmen and sent 10 Washington in their place round
score of young conservatives These Congressman
elections in the face Of aovt efforts by ths AFlCio
Their opponents WERE for the part, inevmbens The
freshmen esmpsigned clearly conservative principles
They proved that CONSERVATIVES CAN VIM
HOW DID THESE YOUNG CONSERVATIVES DEFY
THE sOCALLED WAVE OF THE FUTURE" AND UPSET
THEIR WELL-ENTRENcHED INCUMBENT OPPONENTS?
HOW DID THEY OFFSET THE POWER OF REUTER- DOL.
LARS AND THE WELLoRcANZED LABoR-PoLITIcAL
MACHINE? HOW DID THEY GET THEIR VOTERS TO THE
PoLLs7 WHAT IS THE SECRET or THEIR SUCCESS.
AND CAN IT BE REPEATED IN YOUR DISTRICT
Peter Garland Of Maine had 10 deal not only with Rev.
but with the NEAbseked Maine Teachers Asso-
citation because he fay opposed Federal aid 70 education
ienned The Isborbseked incumbent, Joe Barr HcAIndsx
Rating ~. =
DON'T you WISH you HAD CONGRESSMAN
LIKE THIS?
CONSERVATIVES CAN WIN " YOUR congressional
district is repressnfed by conservative now, WHY
NOT ELECT ONE m 1857 " doesn't take millions OF dol
lars millions OF peopIe-IT TAKES kNoWHowi The
kind Of knowhow that you get a. the HUMAN EVENTS
Political Action Conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
DEVIL TAKES re. FOR Is YEARS.
Walter A. Peters, As. slain.

Walter A. Peters, As. slain.
Free Press l2-l5
Services for Mr.. Peters As, will be at am. Friday
Lefehiek Home 1887 consnf, end sf 10
Church. l77o4 Oak Burial viii b in M o'ivsf
Cemetery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
R. {. Priest
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PRIEST COLLAPSES" SAYING MASS = DIES
BOSTON, Dec l2.-UPI)-A Roman Catholic priest,
F. John Tesn ST. collapsed 81 The altar Of Holy Trinity
Church here yesterday while celebrating and died
route 10 hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

ARE or MAJOR CULT LIKEWISE. The DEVILS
40 YEARS or DEMOCRATIC RAckETeERfNc WITH
THE ukpERWoRLDs or THE U.s.. AND THE
scWErs. PARADISE or SPIRITUAL LukAcY
GIGANTIC cRIMINAlfTYl
PsycHoPATHIc US SUPREME COURT or Is3os
collAeoRArEp WITH THE DEVILS DEMO
CRATIC EFFORTS TO FULFILL CHRIST JESUS
PROMISE or LIFE MORE ABuhoANTlY' BY
STEALING - WITHIN THE LAW = FROM EMPLOY
ERs AND CONSUMERS TENS OF BILLIONS SIS
LABOR RAckETEERs = THE hoNcHRIsT scIEh-
list sArAks REFoRMERs - STEALS - PRO-
NOTING RREssTIsLy AuToMATIoN AS AN
APPARENT ESCAPE FOR EMPLOYERS, MAN
AcsmEhr, INDUSTRY. FROM LABOR oEsPoTIsM
STEALING WITHIN THE LAW! SLOW DOWNS
FEArHs7BEDDlNc SABOTAGE
AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN, THE US.
SUPREME COURT HAS LOCALIZED SUCH 'PHoNY
REFORMS!
HEAvEN AT HAND. WITHIN YOU
M-Y-T-Yl-C-AI NATURE or THE THINGS
SEEN" HUMAN, MATERIAL"
CEASE YE FROM MAN" OF THE FLESH ~
READ ISAIAH 2:22.
GODS PURITY EXCLUDES UTTERLY THE HUMAN
AND "MATERIAL" AND ALL myths
FROM HIS ONE UNIVERSE :! AND THERE
IS N0NE OTHER !
READ MINOR PROPHET HABAKKUK. SIS &c. I:l3
- AND THEN OBSERVE THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY
OF SAUL OF TARsUs, ADAMLEvE TRANsLAToRs.
TENS OF THOUSANDS INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
ADULTERERs IN THE REMAINDER OF THE
VERY SAME VERSE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24

MARVIN D0N0hUE ANOInkk CATHOLIC
pEfENsElEss EVE VS.. MuRpfR0us ADAM
81 WIS NOT 4 0IIIsJlAN SoESFlSfl
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST otkLs AND WoMtk Am
1A,,cHT SPIRITUAL AND DIVINE PROJECTION W.
~sArAN BOUND" ADAMS, wolvEs ~ MEMS
ctorHlNc1 '1sA9
TO-DAY THAN IT WAS FOR DANIEL M'THe LIONS
DEN
sur NoN.cHRsT SCIENTIST ADAMS. EYES, MUIR
peRous GAINS, JUDAsEs, kNAvEs AND FOOLS,
TN 200 AND PSYCHOLOGY o. HUMAN BIRTHS AND
PARENTHooD ARE A FRAUDULENT. My-T4i-t
CA. PSEUDO CREATION WHICH THE CHILD
less CHRIST JESUS COMPLETELY REPUDlAreD
ApPRenEkDeO THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
GODS OFFSPRING. OUR rRUE BEING - SIN.
LESS pEATHLEss MATTERLEss. FLEsHlEss. ADAM
EvELEss NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING
SPIRITUAL ctiRIsTLIkE - Externally. CON-
PlETEty PoPULATiNc. suPERsATURATiNc.
THE ONE REAL UNIVERSE WITH iNcoRRuPTBLE.
UNAVAILABLE. oMNPRESENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE - YOUR TRUE HABITAT. OF MANY
MARVELLOUS MANSIONS tChriss Jesus.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
FRASER. MICH. SATAN BOUND" ADAM

INASGNs UtNIuss SsAt nv OVOsvO sSOsAW
PREMATURE INTRODUCTION TO THAT GIGANTIC.
ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND MYTH = DEATH -
OF 1.-THE CHASTITY FARCE OF fso-esIedl MATERIAL
EXISTENCE" - p. III. GODS ONLY iNFALLiBLE
BIBLE. PASTOR. HIS CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK /!
GUARDIAN. LIBERATOR, OF ALL coNvEN-
ToNAL Bibles - VICTIMS or SAUL OF TARSus.
ADAM-EvE TRANsLAToRs. TENS OF THOUSANDS
OF INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL ADuLTERERs!
FEATHER DIES SKIN DIVING IN ICY LAKE"
IAN AMATEUR SKIN DIVER" James Clark. II.
News 12-IN
An amateur skin diver drowned about pm. yssfer-
day he apparently out Of air under he frozen
surface Of Green Lake West Bloomfield Township Oak
land County.
JAMES CLARK, IT, OF l775o RAINBOW. FRASER,
WAS TRYING TO SWIM ACROSS THE LAKE UNDER
WATER WITH A FRIEND. EDWARD LONG, n. OF 1874
DIX, MELvINDALE. BOTH WERE WEARING UNDER.
WATER BREATHING APPARATUS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
lINTVEpsITY LIE: 'ARREsTED ADOLESCENCE :

symScif--0 IN BATON TWIRLNc' SATAN
POUND" sN1RTL-Ss Ewes AND ANTi-cHRsT ADAM
EYE JUDAS KkAvFs AND FOOLS, PARENTS (! i
ELlsertllv INDIFFERENT TO THE CHRIST VIA
ST PAUL FLESH LusTeTH VS.. SPIRIT, COD
TOO MUCH lMPURITY IN SOCIAL LIFE
MANIPULATING AND EXPLOITING OTHERS
SEEN 70 pc THE MAJOR OBJECTIVE OF TOO MANY
COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY STUDENTS
our NOTES AGAIN TOUCH ON THE coRRUPTIkG
or SOCIETY BY POPULAR MUSIC
BILLY QUOTED ST. JOHNS EPsTLE LOVE NOT
Ti+E WORLD NOR THE LUST OF THE FLESH
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD - SPIRITUALLY BAR.
FEN
Continued Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-12-24
Rev. Billy Graham

RELIGION, EDUCATION SCIENCE, frekAPso-
TICS POLITICS
OBVIOUSLY. GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE IS PUT
INC IT'S OWN INTERPRETATION UPON slcNIFi-
CANOE or WHAT REV GRAHAM SAID.
NOW WE WILL TOUCH UPON HIS SPECIFIC RE-
BUKEs JuKE BOXES POPULAR MUSIC. RADIO Tv.
MOVIES.
OUTSIDE or r.s MAKING or crskssTlsKE crskfs
TAN SCIENCE STUDENTS, THINKERS Leaders. The
t,uvaN RACES ARE TRAGIC PRISONERS or THE Dev
II OF TIE MYTHICAL. DEvLisH. AkTI-cHRiST.
p.SycAo-p-A-T-AIc ADA~EvE, MuRpERoUs
CAIN JUDAS KNavEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND
PsycHoLoc OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD REPUDiATED sy TIE Chill oL-E-s-s
CHRIST JESUS
sex AND HuwAN pAsENrHooo WERE or THE
SUFFER IT TO &c 50 Now HE REPUDiATEo
BOTH SEX AND HUMAN PA4ENTHoCD - HON.
cvMc GOD AS TIE ONE REAL PARENT. csEA-
TOR - NOT TO sE ApED BY SHINING. STUPID.
LAUNDERING ADAMS Ewes HUMANS
7HE ONE REAL UNIVERSE IS Externally, COM
PLE7ELY POPULATED WITH GODS OFFSPRING -
YOUR -7UE BEING Is slNLEss DEITHLEss
nI7-ERLEss fLEs-LEss IDAm-EvELEss
NEVER BORN NEVER DYING - SPIRITUAL. CHRIST
LIKE
rs ErssNALLY HARMONIOUS OFFSPRING IS
VOID or BEGINNING AND ENDING AS IS YOUR
~ra7AER-ncTHER GOD ALL-HARMokIous"
ri"sELE - TIE GENESIS or PERFECT CREATOR,
CREATION UNIVERSE TO THE CONTRARY NOT
M7Hs7Es0Nc - IN The BEGINNING. GOD
CREATED TIE HEAVEN AND THE EARTH
Gen l.l
THAT'S WHAT SATAN BOUND rRANsLAToRs :
lave GIVEN US
GOD DICTATED TO us GREATEST MARY WOMAN
Matthew - 3 Revelation III s, THAT THE
INFINITE HAS NO EEciNNNc"l THE BEGINNING
SIGNIFIES THE ONLY" - THE ONE. Externally,
sE-F.Esls7ENT GREATER - AND HIS OFFSPRING
IS Externally PERFECT HIS HARMONIOUS
pEFLEcTloNl
liNlvrpelry LEE. ,AppFsTrD AnOIEsCENcE' =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Price jackson Mo~, Spoken

was highlightcd with sequins and
pearls.
Pearl and scquuin studded APP
plique glamorizcd the sweet
heart neckline. A heavenly lace
and tulle cap dramatically trim
med with pearls held her illu-
sion fingcrtip veil. She carried
an orchid a white prayerbook
Sendra Price was maid of honor
She wore an old rose bsller-
inc length chiffon gown with
balloon sleeves and taffeta vn-
derskirt. The gown was ac-
cenfvafed with satan belt
and front snap on bow al
waisfIine. The bridesmaids
gowns were identical in royal
blue with chemise matching
head bands.
They we're Grace Kicks. Joann
Truitt. Roberta Brooks. and Shir.
ley Jcnarette. Yvette Williams,
flower girl wore a light blue
dress. The bridegroom. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Price. of
1901 Spokane. asked Richard
Iooz erto be best man.
UShers were: Lawrcnce Shan
non. Ernest Duncan. Ronald
McGriff. A 2C DelIon c. Warner
Little Gregory Williams carried
the rings. Soloist was Walter
Jackson, brother cf bride The
brides mother chose a powder
blue brocadc dress with chiffon
ovcrskirt and feather trimming,
and wore small matching hat
and shoes.
The grooms mother wore a be-
ICE dress with Gathered over
skirt and from; bow at waistline.
with matching accessories. The
reception followed lin the church
recreation center.
Serving as hostesses we're
Jsmeseifa Mitchell, Nvfriea
Dunn. Mary Hardy. SaIina,
KANSAS is the honeymoon des-
iinafion, where the groom will
be stationed al Schillins Air
Force Base.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Kitchen Revolt Makes
Painters Of Housewives

ANN ARBOR - A VIDE
spread revolution in the kit
chen has more women than
ever before trading scrub
brushes for paint brushes,
says Michael p. Church, spe-
cial projects supervisor for
The University of Michigan
Extension Service.
~ know face-to-face about
5000 artists in Michigan"
Church continues, and
there are probable 1000
others in the state"
Church says there are at
least 10 art clubs in Michi-
pan. Another indication OF
the growing interest i'll ar,
is found in the increased
amount of art supplies sold,
lie notes.
Mary Of these artists are
women who have finished
the task Of delivering their
children to school. At par
ties no one asks their op'n-
ions. Everybody talks to their
husbands instead. These wo-
men are tired of being Sec
ond-cIass citizens. Therefore,
they are turning to acfivi-
Ties which reveal individual
ISM"
Want TO become a part
time artist? The first thing
TO do is to train your eyes,
Church suggests. "You have
10 learn to see the world
around you. We actually use
only so per cent OF our VS.
ion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

January graduates Will
don caps and gowns for the
first time to attend Wayre
State University's annual
"Swing-In" Ger em on j e s
Thursday, January IA at 8
pm. in the Community Arts
Auditorium.
Two outstanding seniors, a
man and a woman, will re-
eeive the annual David D.
Henry Award for leadership
and scholarship. Award win
ners. who are selected by
the senior class board. will
receive medals and their
names will be inscribed on a
bronze plaque.
This annual honor was es-
tablished by the Class of
l948 in honor of the Univer-
sity's former president.
Highlights of the evening
will include an address by
DR.. Franklin w. Wallin, as
slstant professor of history.
Great Expectations" will be
his topic.
Greetings will be extended
by Mary Jane Sherwood. Of
s44 University, president OF
the senior board; Capt. John
Hall, senior board advisor;
and Homer Strong, director
OF sI0mni relations.
Mid year commencement
exercises are scheduled for
$3.50 pm. Thursday, Febru-
airy 4, at the Masonic Temple
auditorium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

Helen Marie Jackson, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Willie Pearl Jones,
of Broadstreet and Mr. A. J.
Jackson. became the bride of
A &C paul l.. Price. Saturday,
December Goth at Catalan Bap-
tist Church. located on Roosev-
eli Street. Rev. II. w. Burroughs
officiated. For her marriage, the
bride wore a full length white
Ch~ati,iy lace cen, So. ~
tulle in a bell trent pleat, with
houffant nylon tulle skirt. The
magnificent chantilly lace bodice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Gifts. Grants Accepted
BY Board Of Governors

Gifts and grants, totaling
nearly 1852, 600, we're ac-
copied by the Wayne State
University Board of Cover
nors at It's Wednesday, De-
cember Is meeting.
From the u. S. Public
Health Service, a $50, 225
grant will continue research
entitled "Therapeutically
Promising Antibiotics for
Cancer" conducted by DIR.
Calvin L. Stevens, professor
OF chemistry, College of Lib
eral Arts. An additional
$S6'680 was given for vari-
Gus other projects in the Col
ieges Of Medicine and Lib
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

Governor G. Mennen VII
l;ams' Task Force Committee
on Higher Education IN
Michigan has named DR.. Pal
mer C Pitcher, associate pro-
lessor of political science
and Research, to the COM
mittee. r.
tive and imaginative use Oh
the tax dollars of the state
and develop suggestions rel J,
evant to the employment OF
(confinvsd on Page "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

You can use all the almonds
you want in your baking and
candy making without running
short. Marjorie Gibbs. the De-
troit Consumer Marketing lnfor-
nation Agent says the almond
crop this year is largest in his
tory. One pound Of almonds in
the shell EQUALS about a half
pound C nut meats. or one cup
Of chopped almonds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Detroit
SpotIile
BY JAMES ALFRED Butter

Home from Eastern Michigan
university for Christmas vaca-
ton are Patti Solomon, Chris
Ashworth. Evelyn Goldson. Betty
Mitchell. Tommy Hollis. From
brough; from Central State in
Ohio: Charles Bradford, Thomas
Ouarterman, Gerald Mcintosh,
Earl Brown, from Howard u;
Penny Wise, Kay Burgess, Gin
ton Jackson, Bernice Sharpe, from
Michigan State, Marilyn Smith,
and from U. of NJ; Great Fields.
Mahoney professional Club
held its Christmas party at the
home of Louise Brooks on Oak
man.
Don Vest, assistant director
TO Shelton Johnson at Northern
Recreation Center, and family
are flying to Atlanta where they
will cheer the New Year in
with wife's relatives.
The Eight Joliet Social Club
gave its annual dinner party
Saturday at the home OF Mrs.
Pricilla Watson on Philadelphia.
Mrs. Celia Davenport is presi-
dent; Mrs. Ethel Marsh, secre-
tary; Mrs. Essie NJ Howard,
treasurer.
The Hamiltons Of Conants Gar
dens left the city for an extend
ed vaction in the southern states.
Walton A. Lewis. president Of
the Lewis Insurance Agency, last
week, was reelected prsidnt Of
IN Booker T. Washington Trade
Association.