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Evening star., 1961-12-24

cific grievances against Khru-
shchev. He refuses to give
atomic weapons to the Chinese.
China sees Soviet economic aid
going to countries like India, In
donesia, and Afghanistan, which
are not even Communist, where
as aid to China seems insufficient
to Mao.
China considers herself rival
Of Russia for the leadership of
world Communism, especially in
Asia and Africa. While Khru-
shchev feels that Russia should
be permitted to lay down the
party line for all Communists
throughout the world, the Chi
nese maintain that they have the
right to participate actively in
the determination Of worldwide
Communist policies.
Mao considers himself the
greatest living Marxist theore-
tician, while many Of Khru-
shchev's policies seem to him
"revisionism," that is, betrayal
of true Marxism. Thus Mao and
Hoxha found themselves agreeing
more and more with each other,
while disagreeing more and more
with KhruShchev.
Evening star., 1961-12-24
BY DIR. THOMAS T. HAMMOND
Contributing Writer

Last week the Flea thumbed It's
nose at the Bear. and the Bear
kicked the Flea out of the forest.
But the Flea said he didn't care
because he could get help from
his friend the Dragon.
The Flea is Albania, the small
est, weakest. most backward
country in Eastern Europe, which
nevertheless had the nerve to
Evening star., 1961-12-24

DIR. Thomas T. Hammond Is
associate professor Of Russian
history and foreign affairs at
the University of Virginia. He
has Travelled extensively in
Communist bloc countries.
Evening star., 1961-12-24
Continued From Page d.

at British -owned Christmas Island.
Somehow, nuclear tests don't go
we'll with the season of peace and
good will.
Evening star., 1961-12-24
The Porty Congress

The dispute between Moscow.
on the one hand. and Peking
and Tirana, on the other, was
manifested most dramatically in
Moscow in October at the 22nd
Evening star., 1961-12-24
U. S. Books Popular
In Russia Now

This orticIe on whot Amerieon books
ore being reod in the Soviet Union is
reprinted from the November issue Of
USSR, published by the Embassy Of the
Soviet Union. 1t is circulated in the
United Stotes under reciprocal agree
ment wherein U. S. moeozine
"Ameriko" is circulated in Russio.
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Papago Indian news. (Sells, Ariz.) 1954-19??, 1961-02-01

MEDICINE MAN JESUS j ASCENCIO EXAMINES
FORMER PRESIDENTIAL PHYSICI IAN DR.. WHITE
Evening star., 1961-04-25
GIRL FRIDAY, $50

assignment with Q
ing era; an era offering unequaled
opport. to an alert, we'll
Eroomed young lady with good
skills.
EMPIRE PERSONNEL. NO. 7-611o
Dunhnt Circle BLDG Rnhm 1n0R
Evening star., 1961-04-25
CRAFTSMAN
Structural


For temporary position. Phone FL.
ment. Atlantic REsEAR G Il
CORPORATION, Shirley highway
ct Edsan I'd, Alexandra, Va.
DRTYE-N-Full or part time
white. must be neat. intelligent,
willing to work. Excel. opportu-
nifty, Apply in person. MeDON-
OLDs DRIVEN, 2306 Untver-
sity blvd, East Hyatts., Nd.
DRIVERS, fun and part time;
paid vac, hosp, etc Exceptional
earnings, mod. equip. Apply 1926
Lee hwy, Arl. YELLOW CAB co.
DRTVER-sALESMAN for soft icG
cream truck (MT. SofteeJ, Earn
tngs well over 500 q vk. II you
can hustle. we can use you. Ap-
ply in person, 1411 L st. sc.
DRIVER-SALEsMAN, 25 to IS. for
expanding toy company; excellent
opportunity. for right man: expe-
rlenee helpful, but not necessity
Call La. 6-1314.
DRIvER-sALEsMAN = Drivers Of
Mr.. SOFTEE ice cream truck. Tor
wages: experience preferred: apply
In person, 1872 W. Jefferson 81
Falls Church Va.
DRUG CLERK, exper. pref: high.
class drug store. Apply in person
ALBAN TOWERS PHARMACY,
SOU MASS. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1961-04-25
HELP MEN

PORTER, old ladies home. single,
over 80, good refs; S115: live in
ABBEY PERSONNEL, 1888 Eye NV
POSITION for man of tested cali
Der in our retail department, s o.
sal. to start; car. married, 1896;
Lying .nar5;a Langley Park area.
Evening star., 1961-04-25
HELP MEN
statesmen
OALEOHGN
HOME IMPROVEMENTS

~@~ y = -
All qualified leads, no canvassing
Good draw for strong closers
Work out of Washington office
Call so. $3.50, 11:30 to $3.50
Mon, Tues. and Wed.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT
full and part time; age 20-2S, eX.
per. LEE PERsHING ESQ, 230C
N. Pershing dr., Arl.. Va.
SHEET METAL WORKER. expert.
enced shop foreman. Call IA
5-274S.
SHOE REPAIR MAN to work In
Manassas. Va. Must be fully ex-
perienced and sober. Call ED
9-5500. Ext. 32211.
SHOE SHINE BOY salary plus tips
Call LU., 4-7266.
SOUND SYSTEM INSTALLER
general wiring eXpeT., call TELE-
TRAY. LA. $4,000, Ext. II.
sTENO TYPIST-beginner or ex.
per, part time, RE. 7-2s2S
BoYD's Corner IL and G NV
STOCK elk, whit. -------- S225
OxyEen Tech. Trainee, VIII. col.
PROFESSIONAL PERSONNEL
1928 Eye NV, 712, NE. s-2992
Evening star., 1961-04-25
HELP MEN

MAN, 80 to 80. Handle sales terri
tory surrounding Wash. Worth ur
to Sl6.500 in a VI. plus bonus
Write F. x. Swallow, pres. South
western Petroleum Co., Box. 7S9,
Fl Worth ] +, Tex.
Evening star., 1961-04-25
CONSTRUCTION
SUPERINTENDENT
,,..I,lsA DRAAlETsMAN; = ;coMPUTER

Thoroughly experienced in topo.
graphical drafting and survey
computation. Thorough knowledgC
OF geometry and trigonometry
Permanent position. Salary ranFC
S4.900-S6. 900, 35-hr. work wk
Leaves. retirement insurance and
other benefits. Apply CITY or
ALEX, PERSONNEL DEPT, 524
n. Pitts St. Alex, Va. between
Evening star., 1961-04-25
CLERK-TYPIsT

position available for
ep natare ~ ons soopE o N. sdy oet u sIss eFsSt
llshed firms in washington. Must
be high school graduate, have
pleasant telephone voice, and be
an accurate typist. 5-day 40-hr
rk., many empioye benefits. Phone
Mr. SMITH for appt, EN-. 2-SS00
Ext. So.
, 1961-05-13
Luuru Rasmussen Of
St. Croix Is Capped
At De Puuw Univ.

Laura Rasmussen, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. jobs
Rasmussen, was among
twenty-one De Paw Uni
versity s%ophomores who re-
ceived their caps during ce-
remonies held recently,
which marked the compile
ton Of two years Of study
at the University.
Miss Rasmussen will con-
tinue her studies at Indian
apolis, Methodist Hospital
for the next two academic
years and earn the B. S.
degree from De Paw.
De Paw is a co-educa-
tional liberal arts college
of 1000 students located 40
miles west Of Indianapolis,
Indiana.
, 1961-05-13
New Jersey Paper
Features Virgin Is. On
Mdgdzine Cover

Week End" Sunday
Supplement of the Hacken
sack New Jersey record,
featured the Virgin Islands
in a two-page story con
sisting Of ten pictures and
text. In addition, the cover
of the magazine depicts the
harbor Of Charlotte Anna
lie. This newspaper has a
wide circulation in north
ern New Jersey.
The author Of the story
points out that although the
United States paid $25,-
CONTINUED on page AZ
, 1961-05-13
Governor P~uieWonskY
Here For Opening
New Bunk Building

Governor Ralph NJ. Pale
wonsky is in St. Croix to
participate in the formal
reception marking the open
ing Of the new Virgin Is
lands National Bank Build
ing.
Tomorrow the Governor
is scheduled to meet with
Congressman Adam Clayton
of New York. Mr..
Powell has already indicat-
ed that he wishes to discuss
with the Governor several
items of Importance to the
Virgin Islands. These in
clude mental patients from
the Virgin Islands now in
ST. Elizabeth's Hospital in
Washington, D c., and also
the proposed Virgin Islands
College.
Congressman Powell is
Continued on page ~
, 1961-05-13
st. Thomus Mems
Club Urges Curnivul
Association

In a panel discussion on
May 8, over radio station
VISTA, the Mems Club of
ST. Thomas proposed the
formation of a Virgin Is
lands Carnival Association,
with membership open to
carnival participants and
other interested persons as
a means to systematic OPP
erations of the annual car
nival activity. The propos-
al suggests a 5-membe
board of directors, to be
elected at the first general
meeting OF such association,
to handle the continuing
month o-month business
of the organization, with
administrative management
furnished by government
as a courtesy through the
office of the Governor.
The proposal has been
(Conlinued on Page A
, 1961-05-13
Community to Honor
Cyril E. King at
Govt House Sunday

Residents of ST. Cork
are invited to the Govern
ment House tomorrow for
a reception in honor of Cy-
ril E. King, new Govern
.ment Secretary for the Vir-
gin Islands. On hand with
Mr.. King will be Governor
Ralph Paiewonsky & Sam
Heller, Special Represen-
tative of the Interior De-
partment, who came down
for this special occasion.
Mr.. King, was until his
appointment to his new
post, one Of the top assis-
tants of Senator Hubert HI.
Humphrey who, incidental
ly, recommended his APP
pointment to the President.
, 1961-05-13
Oren Long Of
HuWuii Writes OF
ID Delightful Visit"

Senator Oren E. Long Of
Hawaii, has written to Gov
ernor Ralph Paiewonsky as
follows:
I am still telling my
friends about the wonder
full three days that | was pr
viledged to spend in the Viz
gin Islands at the time you
were inaugurated Governor
Everything in connection
with my visit, except that
Mrs. Long could not be
with me, was delightful and
profitable.
Il will look forward to
seeing you in the national
capital at the time Of your
first visit here.
aloha and best wishes
Senator Long has made
several statements on the
Senate floor in which he
reference favorable to the
Virgin Islands. He is a
member Of the committee
on Interior and Insular AT
fairs and Public Works.
, 1961-05-13

Virgin Islands Invited
To Take Part in
Miss Universe Contest
The Virgin Islands have
been invited to participate
in the 1861 Miss Universe.
Beauty Pageant slated for
Miami Beach, Florida in
July, according to a release
from the Junior Chamber
of Commerce.
In a letter to Governor
Ralph M. PaieWonsky, Leo
nard CHASER, representing
the Miss Universe Beauty
Pageant, enclosed a resume
of requirements, anticipat-
ed costs and other pertinent
data in connection with the
forthcoming beauty extra
vaganza.
Gov. P~aieWonsky has pre-
sented this project in its en-
tirety to. the President of
the Junior Chamber of the
Virgin Islands for the Jay
Gees to take over as one Of
their first projects.
Prerequisites for this Miss
Virgin Islands title, who
will be chaperoned through
out, include that she be u
married, be between the
ages of Is and % and must
pocess poise, personality,
charm and beauty of fare &
figure. She will be required
to wear a native costume,
an evening gown and a
bathing suit.
The fortunate Virgin Is
lands beauty could look for
ward to ten exciting days
during which she will meet
with othed girls Of her age
from all over the world.
Last year the national TIE
lewiston program Of the Pa
geant reached more than so
million viewers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

The complainant is Ronald
Jackson. II. Of ll17 Edison. son
Of Detective George jackson, OF
the homicide bureau.
Jackson said ne and the three
men were in a friends yard al
Al Rivsrd last wednesday night
when the three started to punch.
lns him without proyocstion Jack.
son said he ran TO the home of
girlfriend. Gail johnson. Is.
Of 1910 East Garfield, and the
men followed him.
The youth charge that they
broke down the front door. beat
him with a board from the door
smashed television set broke
bsnnister. Knocked a hole in a
wall and ripped out the tele.
phone.
Meantime, police said they
would seek another warrant char.
ging the three with malicious
destruction of property.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
COURT NEWS

in April. 1853. Harris came to
her home took q sewing machine
and h-fi set and pswncd them
both
The couple married in January.
1852.
James johnson. "a. Of 1914
Twenty first charged with mali
cious destruction Of property
was found guilty and sentenced
TO 80 days IN the House OF Cor
rcctIon
Johnson was arrested on the
complaint Of the Rev. J. c. Glib
son. 2759 18th. The minister
said Johnson came TO the address
seeking MS estranged wife. Mrs
Alice johnson. Of the Twenty
fifth street address. and broke
a glass and panel in the front
door when she refused 10 admit
him.
Three men accused Of beating
a homicide detectives son and
breaking up things in a house
where he fled for safety. were
held for trial on $1,000 bonds
each last week on srraignment
before Recorders Judge Joseph
A. ellis.
They are Howard Smith, %, of
1891 Riopclle: Jim Landen. u.
Of 37I9 ST. Antoine and Rudolph
Franklin. "a. Of 81 Watson.
Franklin pleaded innocent and
the other two men pleaded guilty
10 the charge Of assault and
battery.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
MICHAEL REDS PARTY:

The drenching ram Saturday
night spoiled the yard arrange
ments for Michesl Reds Party
for come friends TO become better
acquainted with each other how.
ever they descended into the Re
creation room and had so much
fun any way
Guests included Saundra Liv-
Ingston Rosa Campbell Charlcne
Bomsr. Sherry and Lou Beatty.
Ronald and Raymond Frank. An
thony Rivers. Sharon Patterson.
Sherman Johnson. Melvin Clsvon.
Earl jenkins. Richard Foster. and
Clsud Chapman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
Labor Day
YW(A Camp

A Labor Day camping weekend
for families and young adults at
the YWCAs Camp Csyell Is an
nounced hy Miss Elizabeth Kit
choll. camp director
Campers will arrive AZ Csvell
on Friday evening, Sept. !. and
stay Until Monday afternoon. Sept.
4.
Located on Lake Huron near
xingtOn. Mich Camp CaYell
offers swimming. water skiing
{ hing and boating Other sports
include archery bsdmin,on. ten
Ms and horseback riding
Special programs. including
baby sitting, will give parents .
weekend OF mo cooking. no dish
washing. and good child care,
Miss kifchelI said
The weekend fees for room and
board are Sl7.50 for adults and
children over 9 years Of age.
Sl2 50 for children under 9. and
special rates for babies under 3
years Of ace.
Reservations for the Labor Day
camping weeking may be made
az the camp caveIl office. 1880
WithereII ST.. or by calling Wo.
1910.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

VI. Clarence Mitchell Director
q the Washington Bureau q
NAACP ~l.l % The keyroie
speaker for tire Postal Alliance
Convention Tbs ALL be PUB
Lie MEETING. Il VII be held
:, Memorial Center Wayne State
University :, g ? II Mr. Mitchell
Is Lcahs for the NAACP.
He j vel kno~r on Capitol Hi
The National president Mr James
Ccto has this 70 say about Nr
Mitchell. HIS message Will De
G. sufficient import 70 require
he presence of friends Of the
delegates The public L cordial
y invited
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
National Alliance Of Postal
EMPLOYEES To Convene Aug. 1913

S5-e lyy0 delegates from %
: .ftere-. stzes are expected n
ce,.os A4s-.t i5-i5 . attend the
'ss,.crs Allisncs q Postal I'm
,es ees Cvn. ertio- They all Be
-o.s..z :, ne Le.sn- Ho;el tor the
fos-1ss anna session James z
C1,oo * Warrington = c Is
yrs den. q ne = years Oh
o--snzznon vs.ea lists p 90
r,e- ,<rs OF - roster.
The p.rpose .. The Alliance is:
r. keep ne -enbersnsp inform
= 4 u ma; tTsnspires in the
postsl sersIce n improve or
efficiency for ;ne good Of the
ser,lce and y prove that every
tl'ize1 firms : integral par Of
Amman CIVILIZATION and none
ncec an peculiar arrangements
se- ASIDE for them 70 hold any
cer-xsn positions within the
~ eminent serslce. but al are
erltled 70 the same equality Of
opportunity 70 play their part in
ne function IL our National
C,serrnent
The following nsfionsI effieers
~iIl sttend fhe convention; presl-
cenf: James 3. Cobb; Vice Pres
Ashhy 6. Smith, 81 Chicago; Sec.
vosie Q. Dixon. 81 Warrington,
Q. c; Treasurer: Phillip W. Hol-
Land. % Birmingham, Ala; and
General cevnsel: Therss p. eo-
mar. The District Presidents who
~ili De on hand for the eenven-
ten ere: District John Butler.
~ Houston. Texas; District A.
ssrUsl a. Coward. 81 Wsshinsfen
o. c; District 3-L.c. Norman. Of
Jacksonville. Fla. District 4-R. o.
Jones, 81 Birmingham. Ala; Dis
frief sEnermeI Clark Of swsrfh-
mere. ps; District 6-Rsiph Bunk.
ley, 81 Chicago; District J Her
s<heI ~ BsrksdsIe, 81 chiesse;
District t-cvrtis e. Smith. Of New
Haven, Conn; District 3 Fletcher
Daniels. Of Kansas City, No.; ard
District io-Rsymend L. ingram.
of Sen Frsneiee, Calf.
Guest Speakers or the conven-
tion will be Postmaster general j.
Edward Day; Mfr. Richard J.
Murphy. Assistant Post Master
General. who is also in
charge Of the Bureau of Personnel
for the Department; and Mir. II.
W. (BilI) Brswley, Deputy Post
Master General.
On Thursday. August IA at 4
pm. Mr. Murphy will deliver an
address on The Promotion Pro
gram and New Personnel Policy
Detail" On Thursday evening al
the Veterans Memorial Building,
the Post Master General will be
the Banquet Speaker. The four.
day session will close with a
Grand Ball at the Latin Quarters.
The Leland Hotel will be the
headquarters for all activities.
with exception Of the public
meeting.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
GAMMA PHI DELTA DANCE:

Friday evening the Gamma Phi
oeits Sorority were al the She
ration for Fashion Revue and
Bridge and they made a pleasant
evening Of It. This Sorority was
organized by Mrs Elizabeth
Garner Of Sacramento. California.
She i the sister Of Mrs Violet
/ Lewis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

Mr. and Mrs Perry Rorsey Of
Northwestern was happy to have
q Family Breakfast Sunday morn
ms al their lovely home. which
was most enjoyable.
Guest were Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Harrison & Son Mrs. Violet T
Lewis and children. Mrs. Phillys
Ponders & children also Marque.
rite Gillisple & children and DR..
and Mrs Garner & child.
a lovely reunion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
BY WARY BELLE RHODES
WEDDING RECEPTION:

Louise Walls and Charles Rem
bert. Jr spoke their wedding
VOWS Saturday afternoon. August
5,n with Rev Charles A. Hill
officiating with the family and
friends present
The wedding reception was held
at the Nscirems Club from 4 to
s Pm.
TIE beautiful bride wore a
white silk organzs gown. with
fitted bodice styled with q V.
front and back. with scalloped
neck-line and short sleeves. wear.
ing long white gloves The Skin;
was short and full From lace OF
pearls and sequlns lell silk
illusion veil Her flowers ~ere
white orchids.
Her jewels were pearl sc,
JeCquellne HICKS was maid Of
honor wearing an embroidery CO.
rs4- Shik organs Thomas Borrow
was best man.
Mr and Mrs. Willis Walls are
the bride parents and Mr. and
Mrs Charles Rembert. ST are the
groom : parents
The gifts were beautiful and
useful Many guests we're pre-.
sent for this lovely reception.
Nlr and Mrs. Daniel Lewis Of
Kansas City and Mr.. and Mrs.
Curtis Swan and son enjoyed a
delectsble smorasborg Dime
IN Windsor. Canada and Mr.. and
Mrs Hewitt Swan ourtised them
after returning to the States with
q delicious dessert al their home
The funeral Service Of Ernest
Vincent Of French Road was held
Monday at Bethel A.M.E. Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
Society Domgs

He il the father OF William II
Vincent Billy Of Connley and
grandfather Of Ernest Vincent
Rev T y Christopher off-i.
a,ed. Burial al Memorial Gene
iary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
BY Court Reporter

An escaped woman murderer
from the House Of Correction
was captured last week by Il
yonis police.
She is Miss Pearl White. 80
formerly of 1889 Rivard Street.
who IS serving a life sentence IN
the House OF Correction for the
last Sept IL fatal stabblng OF
her boyfriend.
Police said they observed Miss
White thumbing a ride and carry.
ing clothes wrapped in house
coat. The officers took her 10
the Liyonis police station where
Miss White refused to talk or
answer questions.
The officers said al The station
they discovered that Miss White
escaped from the House Of Cor.
rection last Friday night.
She was sentenced 10 life in
prison by Recorders Judge Frank
e. Schemsnske on a first degree
murder conviction.
The victim was her boyfrlend.
Solomon Holman, 50, of 1907 Di.
vision.
Charles Edwards. "a. Of 3279.
Meldrum. was sentenced 10 60
days in the House Of Correction
last week BY Recorders Judge
John A. Riccs after he was con-
victed Of assault and battery.
Edwards was arrested July IS
on the complaint Of Mary Burks,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
DINNER DANCE:

4NNN&6
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Talia.
ferro OF Scotch Avenue had a
delightful dinner party Saturday
evening for Mr. and Mrs. Lowell
White Of Virginia. guests of Mr..
and Mrs Leroy b. Spradley of
Burns Avenue other guests were
the L c Greens and the Richard
Bookers.
Social games were endulsed
IN making merry evening.
Many social engagements have
been extended the White. Sun.
day at one o'clock the Richard
Bookers Of Parker Avenue will
Brunch. Tuesday. the Leroy B.
Spradleys will entertain and the
l. {. Greens will depar; for home.
Go to Church Sunday of the
Naclrema Club was held at Hart
ford Avenue Baptist Church.
Miss Clara Standish is visiting
Miss Bessie Whitman Of Whit
mans Convalescent Home on East
Grand Blvd Mrs. Standish was
. former teacher at Talladcga
College yeaH ago and students
are always happy to know when
she is IN the city.
Former Students will entertain
her while in the City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12
TeiEpsroNE BAPTIST TO
SPONSOR MUSICAL SPECIAL

A program entitled The NUS
cal Special viii be presented 81
the Music Department Of Tried
stone Baptist Church. 1850 Tsy-
lor Saturday. August 18th fcs-
turing the Pszlmeties Of Metro
politsn Baptist Church, III, the
famous Gospel Aires Of Detroit
and other popular groups.
Congratulations 10 Miss Carol
White Secretary 70 rtbc Michigan
Consolidated Gas Company. and
Assistant Editor OF the Casette
the official organ Of the Gas Coz
Miss White. VINO attended Chad
sey High and Mckenzie High
Schools, maintaining an "A" aver
aye Is graduate Of the Detroit
Business Institute. She is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roger
Smith, youngest of six Children.
Detroit District c.M.e. Church
SCI psss for Picnic:
The Detroit District of the
Christian Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold their picnic
on the Joy Road and West Chic
ago Blvd. site Of the Rouge Park.
Saturday. August 18th. from 10.
am. TO $50 pm. Churches TO
participate will include st. John,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

Morrison Harris. 81. Of SIP
Twcniy.fourth. was found guilty
OF nonsupport last week by Re-
corders Judge John A. Ricca and
sentenced TO 90 days in the House
Of Correction.
Harris was arrested on the com
plant Of his estrsnged wife. Mrs
Esrtha Harris %. Of 5675 Six
teenth.
Mrx Harris said the last sup
port she received from her hus-
band for the support Of her and
their six children was Si4.61 Oct
4. 1860.
Mrs Harris is receiving $3.50
per month from the Ado for the
support Of her children and her
self
She said since their separation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

81. OF 1926 Concord Miss Burks
told police that she vas seated
in q car with . gIrlfriend al
Warren and Concord. July IS al
2 am. when Edward approached
the car and told her 10 get out
Miss Burks said when she re-
fused 10 obey Edwards orders.
ne grabbed her by the HAIR pulled
her out Of the car and beat her
about the face anu body with his
fists Miss Burks suffered two
black eyes, cut lip snc bruIS
I'd Jaw
Police said Edwards admitted
he assault. They quoted has say
M She got smart and slapped
me and made me mad.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

90 to Church Sunday of the
Naclrema Club was held at Hart
lord Avenue Baptist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-12

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