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Evening star., 1960-11-29

braves and the play an ova-
ton.
The simple explanation for
this would appear to be that
while Anouilh's Beckett Is one
never seen before. 1t Is the one
likely to be the hardest to for
get.
Helping 1t to this stature Is
the evtravagant and fluid pro-
duction which Oliver Smith
has provided. Motley's cos
tunes, and the daring which
Producer David Merrick has
shown in sponsoring so chal-
lenging a piece Of theater. p.
Evening star., 1960-11-29

fair for revelry in purely an
imal play or political fray is
merely a veneer for the Sleep
ing mystic within. So, against
Quinn's Attila-like, apish ma
terialist, Olivier plays Beckett
with o quiet. reserved, invin-
chile strength.
It is one of the valid objec-
tions to the play that the styles
Of the two principals do not
fuse. that they create more of
a diverting contrast than is
good for Anouilh's dramatic
point. Nevertheless, both per-
formances draw their nightly
Evening star., 1960-11-29

wants Billy Eckstine to make q
tour Of the Belgian Congo and
other trouble spots in Africa
soon after January /. I'D 60,
even at my own expense, {"
states Billy, who believes it is
his duty to help prevent the
spread OF communism.
= 4
Busy, talented Peter Ustinov
is leaving Thursday for Rome
Evening star., 1960-11-29

EmEEMRH.T OR. A-sloo
.r,,v ,.a-,. Free Parking
STEWART. 7:OO-s:57.
FAIRFAY Foirfox, Vo. cR. 3.2sse
,n,~.- Free Parking
THE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN"
YUL BRYNNER.
Evening star., 1960-11-29

to finish editing his Roman.
on and Juliet" film. He's in
New York to promote his new
novel. and his latest film.
ASpartacus."
From Susan Hayward, dis
cussing her new VI movie,
Back Street." when q man
asks me UP to his apartment.
I bring along my own etch-
ings."
Evening star., 1960-11-29
THE PASSING SHOW
!: !: AnouiIh and Olivier
; Create q New Beckett
BY JAY CARMODY
Dramatic Critic Of The Star

. NEW YoRK-Jean Anouilh's problem playwright is
that he writes too eoressy is with little effort?
Whichever is correct M Anouh witty ronic words
into reeshngy patterned magic carpets and takes OF into
with imaginative zest that leaves moas behind
The latter follow Of courses. Either they
Evening star., 1960-11-29

HOLLYWOOD.-WOod Strobe, the football
star of couple of decades ago, has been
carving out an acting career and advances
it considerably as villainOus Indian chief in
1.-TWO Rode Together" 1t is being directed by
John Ford, for whom the athletic actor per-
formed impressively as frontier soldier
falsely accused of attacking a white woman
in ''The Trial of Sergt. Rutledge." In his foot.
ball days some 20 years back, Mr.. Strobe was
stellar end on the UCLA team that also
starred Kenny Washington and Jackie Rob-
inson-AP Wirephoto.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
BagweIi's Hdqrs.
Plans Gigantic
Open House

Three hundred volunteers VII
pitch 10 10 prosidc refreshments
and entertainment for the grand
opcnln. of the Ba19cll Tor Gov.
ernor headquarters at 9OOl Wood
ward July % We expect about
1000 people 10 drop in for coffee
and cake and chat with Paul
and Edith BaswellN said Lloyd
H. Johnson campaign coordina.
Tor for Wayne Oakland, and Ma
comb Counties
a carnlval'lpc open house
with q lall combo sirollIng ac.
cordionis,s brass bands. and com.
munly singing viii highlight The
really from : 10 II pm This
is Paul Baswclls way Of bring
inc the campaign 70 the people
Johnson said end we're going
10 roll up our sleeves TO make
IL ~ success, Everybody IN
NMnc oakland and Macomb
counties is invited 10 come down
20 meet the Ba-"cl, ana spend
40 enjoyable cHcnin. here
Entertainment viii be- ,chcda.
led every halt hour durin- the
evening and free drawins for
door prilcs Will be held at l0pm.
Iwo hundred ladies from the Bag.
yell Booster Organization and
Baewell Elephant Clubs Viii each
bake cake for the event. and
$50 other volunteer, viii con.
tribute coffee Cotton candy pop
corn and ice cream viii also be
available
Clowns viii distribute free ball
Don, 20 Youngsters ATTENDING
piih their parents Huge premier
~carchli-his Viii illuminate the
building the night Of the opening
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
COURT NEWS

Jodac Walker. As. OF ASP Rus
sell was sentenced to eight to
10 years in Jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge Frank
G Schemanskc after pleading
guilty TO possession of narcotics
Walkers was arrested Feb. 8
after a police informer bought
% capules Of herion from Walker
Police said they found 70 more
capsules and several ounces" of
bulk herion in his home
Walkers has record OF five
felony convictions.
Police said Walker admitted he
took stolen tclcvlslon sets and
hifi equipment from addicts in
pa. nent for capsules.
Ben Carter, Al. and his wife,
Jessie, AZ, Of 30l5 Cortland. were
tied up in their home last week
and robbed Of Sl55 by two ban.
dts who escaped
Police said when 'artcr an.
sWcrcd his doorbcll Il, was con.
frontcd by two armed men. who
forced their way into the home.
After tying the couple with
cord, the thugs took SIS from a
piggy bank and $50 from Car.
tcr's wallet
The Carriers freed themselves
after the bandits fled.
The charrcd body Of a pre-
maturely.born baby was found
last week in rubbish can in the
rear Of 1ll8 Clairmount near
Hamilton.
Homicide detectives said the
sex and color of the newborn
] baby could not be determined
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
BY COURT REPORTER

Many law liolaiors were ar.
rested in Detroit in the three day
weekend proceeding July 4th.
LII Recorders Court a total Of
1877 persons charged with mis-.
dcmeanors. marched before Re.
cordcr Judges John 4 Ricca and
Elln l. Davenport on July 9Th
In Traffic Court 81 persons
appeared before traffic judges.
i, said Of the number ar
csicd Is were Tor drunk driving
y for reckless driving and 45
for driving without operators
license
There were 70 persons who
appeared before Recorder ;
judge Ricca Tor drunkenness.
bcgscrins and vasrancy
Kathrync Laurence, A. OF To
twenty FIRST. was robbed Ct SIS
by a bandit last week while she
was working alcnc in laundry
"a 4i76 Fourteenth The gunman
held one hand in his pocket and
ordered Mrs Lawrence to fill
a paper bag he was carry. He
escaped after the holdup
Charles Packard. 3. of 325 Marl
borough. died in Receiving Hos
pital last Thursday of lnjuric.
( suffered Tuesday night when h,
ran stop sign on his bike anC
was struck by a car at ANcndal,
and Lcnnox.
Charles was the son of Mr.. anC
Mrs Dudley Pickhard
The driver Of thc~car. Janice
Miller. %, Of 1892 French. wa.
questioned and released by police
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
BY James Butter

The Mscowb County Bar Asso-
t.a;.cn w!.l conduct poll among
l', members q judge the com
pc,cnec Of five candidates for
probate nudge The poll Is de-
,s.ncd IS guide for voters IN
INC August primary
Candidates VIII be- scored With
preferred qualified not
qualified and no comment
tn, vote Viii be b. secret ballot
our good friend moves up,
lcros s Kirion OF 1856 " Grand
Bltd 49,, appointed Common
Plea Court Dalllii IN MAJ ne
County uy Judge Benjamin Sean,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
Ben Voyage Party:

Two club members Of the Cur
rem, Topic Study Club were hon.
crca Saturday afternoon With a
Bon Voyage Party Mrs Dorothy
Duncan and Mrs Eldra Mae Hill
Hard
This lovely party was given on
the patio OF Mrs. Edna Holcomb,
which overIooks the rose garden
whose vsrities number los. There
were other eolorfuI border flow
ers giving finish appearance 10
the patio. Garden umbrellas,
chairs and swings added to IFS
beauty oil through the garden.
Club members and friends were
gayly alfred bringing personal
gifts and a stable money purse
for these fine members.
Mrs. Dorothy Duncan is taking
the European Tour, sponsored
by the National Association Of
CoIored Women's Clubs. OF which
she is national officer. She ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16

czy Friday 4 member OF Local
600 LAX Tor 2l years. Kirton.
va served a. secretary Of the
Is Dl-..lci )PE. has held this
office for is years 4 Precinct
dele-aie IN the 18th. Kirton also
SERVES IS member OF the Demo
crate State Central Committee.
kigicn also H. past state Vice
COMMANDER tAMNETS. trustee
"a The Pride OF Michigan Lodge Of
Elks member OF Abiif Lodge,
Prince Hall utilization
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
Special Pane Set

TALLAHASSEE 4 panel on
social security retirement wills.
and -ii.> Viii be held here in
The al, conditioned Charles Win.
ter Wood Theatre al Florida 4
AN University at : pm. July a.
In making The announcement
Or. J. r. &. Lee, Jr.. chairman Of
the committee and vice president
of Florida AIM. said that the
public is invited 70 hear fhe
discussion Of these vital subjects
by authorities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16

An autopsy is scheduled TO be
be held to determine whether
the infant was dead before the
fire or was burned alive.
Arthur b. Norman. 81. OF 635l
ColfaN. who was shot in the neck
during Fourth Of July backyard
barbecue, died the next day in
Receiving Hospital.
Held for investigation Of muir.
der is Booker Fitzgerald. 81 of
44ll Canton Police said the party
was held in Fitzgcrald's backward
when he complained that the fire.
crackers were not making enough
noise. Fitzgerald obtained a %
caliber revolver and fired three
shots into the air and the fourth
struck Norman.
Witnesses told police that il
was an accident
Albert Lee Mcdonald % Of
300 Theodore. was arrested last
week for ST Clair Shore police
Tor investigation in the criminal
assault and robbery of a l4.vcar.
old babySittcr April 3.
Mcdonald was turned over to
shores police hy Detroit officers
TIC has been identified in a show.
up by the babySitlcr Mcdonald
was also wearing pair of shoes
stolen from the home of Clarence
K. Pave. 81 of 2362O Lakcwood
81. Clair Shores.
Police said Page was robbed
% 81 and his shoes by the bandit
VINO also took 25 cents from lhe
babysittcr.
Alphonzo Clay, "a. Of 1867
Stanley. was sentenced TO 4.to
~ years in Jackson Prison last
week !, by Recorders Judge Elvin
/. Davenport. ="
Clay pleaded guilty n Tho
March 81 shooting Of samuel
ivory q. OF 1910 ST. Jean dir.
ing an argument oycvr a $40 po,
IN a poker game.
shelton Cannon. %. Of 1920
rlnsrce' who aided Ivory IN cs
Saplng with Sl2O. was sentenced
TO one year in the House Of Cor.
rccti0n. - wi
Charles Motley. SO. Of 23e Fin.
ICY was sentenced to 4 TO IS wears
IN Jackson Prison last week hv
recorders Judge Elvin l.. Davcn.
port port after pleading guilty to man.
Motley was charged with tho
'''o'iDcr 81 fatal Stabbinp of
Leroy Young, AZ. Of 53O6 Canton
turing an argument over 60
oet IN a dice game at 5248 Can.
Ton. Young was dead ON adm;,.
' !. 'l. TO Receiving Hospital of
a stab wound Of the chest. "
Maeron Nicholas. 81. of 4lss
hurlbut. pleaded guilty TO simnIc
, ,srCeny last week before Record.
e 81 Judge John A. Ricca and wss
lined $40 or 80 days ""'
Snc was arrested in a Store q,
1910 s. Hart. where police said M;ss
Nicholas stole a dress valued >,
nIofht.r - N'fNth utf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16

Does your Kitchens color scheme blend with
those OF the rooms adjoining IL?
DO appliances that are the same color
match each other exactly?
Do coiors Of appliances. wallpaper, paint,
eoIntertops, floor covering, cabinets and ac-
cents all blend into one attractive scheme?
Are the PERMANENT features appliances,
floor coverings and countertops) son. neutral
colors that offer many possible color combina-
Uonsz
Are vivid bright colors limited 10 wallpaper.
paint, and accents that can re changed easily7
Are patterns limited 70 one COR at most two)
areas?
Were cabinet colors or cabinet wood tones
considered in your color scheme? They usually
account for large surface areas in the kitchen.
Were colors planned 70 Influence the apparent
slze OF the kitchen? (For example using light,
cool colors TO make the kitchen seem iarRer)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
What's YOUR Kitchens Color Roting"?

What's your Kitchens "color rating -
II It's high. chances are you have an
attractive pleasant kitchen that YOU
whole family can enjoy.
Famous New YORK color-stylis!
Beatrice West. who advises Caloric APP
pllance Corporation on kitchen color
planning, has prepared this checklist TO
help you rate your kitchen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
EIr.. AnnIver.sry ceIebrsiI0n

Tn 300 Madison Block Cllb
Deserved their first Anniversary
= ~ beck ward OF Mr., Roberts
Barrow Chairman The program
participants were children Of the
1iock approximately i"cniS IKE
~ them axe, flyc 10 ten Mrs
Matte Mser- Of Mullct Street
ns Gpcsi speaker MIR julia
Earbcr d. Franklin Settlement
aa- aMOn- MANY guests
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
Social 6 Church
Round-Lp

Italer u ~ Ia Counter Strike
Is OHIO VII. be CUES. Speaker
1he Centennial Choir Of Sec
unc BAPTIST Church celebrated
,nlr Iaents Fourth AnnlNcrsar!
.a,' s4neat Ia >pcclsl program
AZ the church Mrs l. ) Brown
prc-ic Yrs + Hand Chr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16

new attraction has been added this sum
mer 10 historic Greenfield Village near Detroit.
Mich. Visitors can see Main Street U.S.A., a
new travelling exhibition housed in two
specially designed railroad cars II gives todays
generation chance TO walk in the streets Of
yesteryear. Along with the exhibition, several
hand crafts long since vanished from the
american scene are in fulltime operation in the
village. Greenfield Village. an outdoor museum
OF Americana, contains nearly 100 historic
homes and workshops. Adjacent Henry Ford
MUSEUM, us indoor counterpart. displays
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
Pre.ents Students Forum

SnnHas J4s 2fih IN Yoan.
AaHl' Dtl,lon cf second Baptist
Cll'nral Committee ".ll present
"Siuarn' flrrn in ihc chufcn
auditorium Mr Nc~aD shah
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
Birthday Party:

Birthday Party:
Last Saturday night a surprise
Birthday Party was given Louis
Harrison the II by his parents.
Nj and Mrs. l.. Harrison Of Dex-
ter Blvd, and sister Mrs. Barbara
Dorsey.
The honoree was entertained al
The home Of Mrs. Edna Franklin
OF 18th Street by Sidney and
Jerelyn Harrison also Gladys Ur.
sery.
Lewis returned home about
300 and 10 lusty voices sang
Happy Birthday which was
great surprise when he opened
the door.
An elaborate cake was centcrcd
on the table and many beautiful
CUTS were placed around it,
Punch. hors d oeuvres and candy
was seen on the table.
In the recreation room deli.
clouS light supper was served 10
Inc many guests. games and
dancing was featured.
Some guests saw we're Misses
Shearer Jones, Jerelyn Harrison,
oeniee BsrkskIe, Marjorie Gil.
more, Betty Roberts, Joan Ing
rahm, Jean Hayes and a host OF
others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16

ROBERTS. christina DlSnOp, NlOlct
Lewis. Miss Louise Carr, Gwen.
dolyn Harrison, Edna IIolcomb
and Mary Belle Rhodes.
Birthday Party:
Miss Mary +. Monroe of Scot.
ten Ave, was highly honored on
her Birthday July 4th by the
Alabama State Club OF Michigan,
with Money Tree Party, at
the home of Mrs. Helen Hamilton
Of Hartford Ave.
Needless TO say, this was
joyful occasion as so many pu-
pills of the former teacher were
present. Mr. Darryel Simmons
made the suggestion and it went
over the top The 4th of July will
be a memorable occasion for the
student body as well as Miss
Monroe.
An improvised vase was made
into tree and the many en-
velopes filled il up. Mrs. Clifton
Barton OF South Bend, Indiana
came up for the celebration.
Miss Monroe was very happy
over her 84th birthday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
Society DOizsgs-

pressed her gratitude the club
for the kind way in which she
was remembered.
Mrs billiard said in part. |
an grateful 10 be a member Of
the Current Topic. also for the
wonderful friends she had met
as the club stands for fine wo-
manhood
She also wanted to continue her
membership by paying I years
dues in advance. She left her
blessings and ask for prayer for
their success.
Bishop Hillsrd will pastor the
AME Zion Church in Gamma, A.
RIGA for years and they are
leaving early in September.
a delcctablc menu was served
Some guest were Mesdames Eldra
Hilliard, Dorothy Duncan. Eurine
Harrison. Sarah Roach, Mae Ran
dolph. Sadie Palmer. Alberta Da
vis of Chicago, Gonzella Bailey
William Patrick. Ola Poole, Ma
de ne Mott, Muriel Hall, Sevalie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
Appreciation Tea:

Appreciation Tea:
The Detroit Association of Col
orcd Womcn's Club will give an
Appreciation Tea Sunday after.
noon al Che Club House.
a special program will be rem
dercd and delightful report Will
be served on the lawn. We are
expecting you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
Sweet sixieen:

Sweet Sixteen:
Yes just Sweet Sixteen was
Carol Crawford the daughter of
Mrs. Dorothy Simmons Friday
evening when 40 or more girls
ana boys came TO the Nacirema
Club TO courtesy her.
Carol was sweet in a pink EN-.
broldery organdy dress, whose
Dcdicc was fitted ana a very full
SKIRT with matching accessories.
Her hosfesses were Iris Cordy,
Evon Warren, Carol Sue Will
liams, MUriel Butler, Francis Rcd.
lex, Ruth and Lorefta Mcneil
and Gertrude Coleman, all wear.
ing pastel shades.
A delcctable rcpast was served
and dancing was featured.
After Party:
Carol Crawford was honored
with an After Party by Miss Hen.
rictta Alsop on Bccchw0od.
Breakfast:
Mrs. John Miles of Roosevelt
served t0othsomc breakfast
Saturday morning at her lovely
home.
Ma Callic Barton of South
Bend, Indiana was the special
guest and is also the house guest
OF Miss Mary +. Monroe. Seldom
does Mrs. Barton miss an OPP
portuniiy TO visit with her form
or teacher on her birthday.
Mrs. Cleo Stewart and Mrs.
Mary Belle Rhodes were guests
also for the Southern Breakfast.
The funeral service for Mrs.
Pearl Harris was held Tuesday al
ST. Matthews Episcopal Church.
Mrs. Harris Is a former president
OF the Detroit Association.
She leaves a husband and two
sLtI.I..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16

The 1900 Block Cluh 81 lWeni1
Fourth street IS lah.n- plan, 70
honor their president Mr jerome
G.ob- iyr o4',laadIn1 NOrk ne
hs, done 10 The dub upon ms re-
'urn from Macon Georgia where
hc IS VISITING . sister Mr. GIBBS,
&, unaware Of the clubs plans as
they hope ne will happily sur
priscd
Sir. Malrnc Robertson 81 la
lelNood street spent The Fourth
~ july lIoAdas Ni,h an Aunt
Mr., d Robertson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-07-16
Celebrates 9Th Birthday

Thursday july IN iliic VII
bert Morrp" celebrated hls ninth
birthday W.ih many 81 hi. friend,
pse,tn' IL addition 70 The "c.ncr
Roast there Mas q delicious bir'h
day cake which was baked hy his
brother Moses Whiic James
ia Street and Nr, Annie See Her
rcw 81 SlurlcNoul entertained
Carter Michael Chambers Nansto.
Robert ana Emanuel frctt George
I,rri> Donald Br>ani and BcnN
Harris were present on tins happy
OCCASION
Mr. Della Lee Of TWcniyFour
their uuclc and brother respect
ron IT Siurlcyant entertained
lhcir Uncle and brother rcspcctl.
ycly during the Fourth Of july
lIoiidaS AIr Lee Love Of Clc,c-
land Ono
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
Royal Couple
Visit Tobago

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad
May Is ELECTROMAGNETIC
Princess Margaret and Antony
/ Armstrong-Jones planned to
visit the undersea gardens at
Buccoo Reef today, their sec
ond excursion of the royal
yacht Britannia since leaving
England.
]: Anchoring off Tobago Island
Monday night. the couple went
swimming yesterday at Golden
Grove Bay and spent the day
at the cottage of Frank Latour.
owner of a Tobago estate. A
guard of police and security of
flcers insured the honeymooners
privacy. The tow returned to
the yacht last night.
The couple planned to spend
today and tomorrow around
Tobago and then visit Port of
Spain, capital of the British
West Indies Federation, for sew
eral days.
! Gov. Sir Edward Beetham
declared Tobago and its terri
torial waters a prohibited area
for the duration of the couples
stay. All roads were blocked
of to exclude sight-seers.
American woman tourist,
Lillian Graham. got a good
glimpse of the Princess, how
ever. She said she was swim
ming close to a reef about
ii am. when she saw the
Princess and two other persons
step of a launch at a landing
near Mr.. Latour's beach cot
tage.
Il recognized Margaret. who
was wearing full skirt Of neu-
trai color. She was dazz!lnoIv
beautiful and looked raciantly
happy" Miss Graham said.
About then, she added, guards
politely asked her to leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
Jail Term Given
In Street Assault

A man was sentenced yes
terday to a nine-month jail
term after a District Court
jury convicted him Of attack
ing a 6l-year-old woman on
the street last February.
The defendant is Fletcher
Collins. %. of the 1900 block
OF w street NV. Sentence was
imposed by Judge Henry A.
Schweinhaut, who made al
lowance for time Collins al
ready had spent in Jail since
arrested.
Collins had been indicted
for assault with intent to COM
init rape. On motion of the
defense attorney. Charles S.
Carter, Judge Schweinhaut
ruled the Government had
failed to prove the charge. The
case went to the jury on the
lesser charge of simple assault.
According to police, the
woman, a hospital employe.
was attacked at night at Thir-
tenth street and Florida ave-
nue. NV. Police said her eye
glasses were broken and her
face scratched.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
Jimmy Driftwood
Billed in Festival

Jimmy Driftwood, folk sing
er who recorded Battle of New
Orleans" is one of more than
1000 performers who will ap-
pear at the oath National Folk
Festival here June Ia.
Singers. dancers and must
clans from every section of the
country, Hawaii and Canada
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
The EVENING STAR
"a General News
washington, D. c.
"Wednesday, M0y 10, 1860

and given the post of Ambas-
sador to Moscow.
Radio Budapest said the dis
missal was announced by the
presidential council headed by
President Istvan Dobi. Mr.. Re-
vesz viii be replaced by a So
year-old army general, Lajos
Cinege.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18
Hungary Dismisses
Defense Minister

VIENNA. May 10 CAP)-
Communist Hungary's Defense
Minister. Geza Revesz, yester-
day was dismissed from his Job
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-05-18

will present performances aft
ernoons and evenings in Carter
Barron Amphitheater.
The festival is sponsored by
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23
Annual Fish Fry Set For JuIy31

The Kodiak Outdoorsmen's an- nual fish fry is slated for Sunday, July 31. The public is invited to participate in this outdoor event, which will be held at the Outdoors mems clubhouse at Abercrombie from 12 noon to 6 pm.
 Signs pointing the way will be posted according to a spokesman for the organization. A charge of $1 will be made for adults and 50 cents for children for a complete dinner and all the trimmings. Din
Kodiak mirror., 1960-07-23
Miss Bioodgood M Married To
 Nicholas POpoff

Miss Edith Bloodgood of Kansas City, Mo, and MT. Nicholas Popoff were united in marriage Sunday, July IT, at the Kodiak Russian Orthodox Church with Rev. Roman Sumner officiating.
 The bride, given in marriage by Mir. Alexander King, wore floor length bridal gown of white tulle over satin with applique of white daisies. Her finger tip veil of illu- sion net was attached to a shell hat of tulle over satin. She carried a bridal bouquet of pink roses.
 The groom is the son of Rev. and Mrs. Alexander Popoff of Kansas City. Rev. Popoff was at one time pastor of the Kodiak Russian Or thodox Church.
 The groom's mother, who is also the mother of Mrs. King, accom- panied the bride from Kansas City and attended the wedding.
 A reception was held at the King residence following the ceremony.