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so. 1888, AZ me Washinslon Hos IS
pital Center, MINNIE HODGE OF
MRS sh Ssnid I1iAR Rs.s iSi Of fsl. sHnt
III. Friends may call at 0aWler's
Chapel. Wisconsin ave. al Harrison
81. NV. parking on premisesl
Services will be held AZ the Phillips
Chapel Of the Church Of the
Wsdnssday Rprii y AZ 2 pm. IN
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. 2
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WILLIAMS, WILLIE NJ. on Monday,

WILLIAMS WILLIE ". On MOnuag'
nitai. WILLIE 1GIi; N N. WILLIAMS 0 Of
Of Anna NJ. Williams and father Of
Mrs. Cecilia c. Palmer Miss Anna
Sc a Md q rS sna f IN aes s Waas
child, other relatives and friends.
The late Mr.. Williams may be
viewed at the Stewart Funeral Home.
80 H st. ne, after > pm. Wednes-
Offered at st. cspI;rlan's mss Catholic
Church. 18th and c SITS. Sc. on
Thursday. April 4 at 10 am. In
terment Carver Memorial Park. In
donations be. made to st. Cyprian's
school Building Fund.
WILLIS, HARRY L. On Friday. March
70 1858. HARRY L. WILLIS of
band Of Mrs ~ Martha fi willis Wills. "I lie
also is survived by two children.
Harry Willis IT,, and Miss Emma
Wills; six brothers. one sister, one
uncle one aunt, nieces, nephews,
5 pm. Tuesday, April ., friends
may call at the Palmer Funeral
Home, il2 H st. ne. Funeral serv-
ices, will be held on Wednesday.
Episcopal church cin 1910 q '' Mss oitia
sets ave. sc. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
WILLIS. HARRY. An emergent COM
a munication Of Hiram
IN Lodge. No. 2, hereby calls
IN TO assemble at 1909 18th
MN ST. NV. on Tuesday night,
NNOLX April ., 1853, at 8 O'Clock.
M Masonic service win be
held at 10 pm, at the
Palmer Funeral Home, 4l2 II st. ne.
ROBERT LEWIS. W NJ
JAMES s. WHITE. socy.
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HEeEMAN, ELEANOR T., on sunday

ELEANOR d. REoEMKN. sister Of
the late Minnie B. and Crosby
H HsseInant aunt aunt 81 Clarence D, 81
Friends may call at the Lee Funeral
Home, 4th st. and MASSACHUSETTS,
ave ne, where services will be
held on Wednesday, April 3, at 2:3O
pm. Interment jamestown. n Y.
jamestown, N. r., papers please
copy.D 2
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TABBs. OLIVIA. on SATURDAY. March
North Capitol ~, OLIVIA TABBs.
moshsr Of John a. Collins She also
Is survived BY four cousins, other
relatives and friends. The late Mrs,
Tabs may be viewed al TIE stewart
Funeral Home, 80 II ". ne. after
pm. Tuesday Funeral "wednesday,
Church, s4Oo Ainger III Sc, az ~
noon. fnterment Arlington National
Cemetery.
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denly. on Sunday, March 81, 1868,
at the Montgomery General Hos
pital, BENJAMIN FRANKLIN ROUB
OF 1900 Randolph I'd, Silver Spring
Md. husband OF Mary M, Roub,
father Of Mrs. Dorothy Kelly, Mrs.
Pauline Butts, Mrs. Hazel Wright
Mrs. Betty Burkett, Mrs. Donna
Clark, Mrs. Edna Klein, Diana,
Gerald, Carl Allen and Glenn Roub,
brother OF Kahn Roub, There are
IL grandchildren. Mr.. Roub rests
at the Warner E. Humphrey Fu-
neral Home, s434 Georgia ave"
Silver Spring. Md, where service
will be held on Wednesday, April
3. at $50 pm. parking facilities)
Interment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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FISKE, MAYInA. on snnnnr- Mnrr

81, 1853, at her residence. 1901
10Th st. NV. MISS MAVIDA
FISKE, beloved sister OF Mrs, PhiliT
b. Rice OF Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
and aunt Of Mrs. Herbert L. Chase
are invited to call al Hysong'
Funeral Home, 1900 N ST. NV,
where services will be held or
Wednesday, April 3. at II am
Kindly omit flowers. Interment
private.
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MEYER. HERMAN T. On Monday,
April /, 1868, HERMAN F. MEYER
Of 5706 Beecher ST.. Tuxedo, Nd,
beloved husband Of Agnes 4. Meyer,
father Of Herman NJ. George l.,
John B. and Roy Meyer; brother OF
Royce @. Meyer, John c. Meyer
and Helen c. Krafthofer. He also
Is survived by ten grandchildren.
Relatives and friends may call
after l pm. Tuesday. April 2, at
GaSch's Funeral Home, 473g Bal
timore ave. Hyattsville, Md where
services will be held on Wednes-
day, April 3, at $50 pm. Inter-
ment Fort Lincoln Cemetery.
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Riley. WILLIAM I. On Saturday,
March 80. 1868, WILLIAM l..
RILEY OF 573l 10th ave, West
Hy3ttsyille. Md beloved husband
Betty cicala and Mrs. Nancy
McCabe. brother Of Mrs. Madge
Brenner, Cecil, Vernon, Charles and
Jack Riley. Also survived by six
grandchildren. Friends may call at
the Nalley Funeral Home. 300
Rhode Island ave, at Eastern ave.
ne, where services will be held on
Wednesday, April 8, at IL am, Rela-
tiveS and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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TERRY, GERTRUDE. on Tuesday.

pital, oERTRubE TERRY 81 1871
poris Cooper. Also 80 SURVIVING i' are
two brothers, Joseph and Edward
Terry nieccH and nephewA, nrand-
children. other relatives and friendl.
Remhina resting AZ the John II.
Rhines Co Funeral Home, .3Qib 18th
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SULLIVAN. THEODORE NJ. trEDJ

SULLIVAN, THEODORE N. tTEDI.
sSsssH FIAES Sc EEias cf Mh5SSA SUI IT,
LIvAN Of 1918 18th st. NV. father
Of Lewis and DR.. Edwin c. sullivan,
Hs oSaasI Sadie h' Thom MsssI' and f RSss
Miller. Also surviving II a faith
ful friend. Mrs. Fredefica d. Jones,
and other relatives and many
friends Prom D 10 10 pm. Wednes-
day. April D., friends may call At the
sroosn * F Alen Fun ss h1lne wb s,n
services will be held Thursday, April
4, at 1880 pm, the Rev. Charles
= Fields officiating Interment Ar
iington National Cemetery. 3
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TYLER. wILLIAM; on sgnaay. MaTeh

ION a. nv HUSBAND Of Bessie II.
Clifton WEI Mrs., e cofnsIia Ts YES
Brown and the late Mrs. Elyef
Tyler Green. Also surviving are a
host q grandehildrsn ,nd great.
Gross, and other relatives. Friends
may call AZ the Malyan A Behey,
Inc. Funeral Home, New Jersey
ave. and r y nv on Tuesday
Apin after D pm. Funeral sery.
sis. " S'W,' on Wednesday. kpril :.
at n am, the Rev. J. y. Foy
officiating fntermsnt Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. q
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MILLER. CECIL HOPE. On saturday

March 80. 1893 a Doctors TS' Hospi.
tai CECIL HOPE MILLER Of 20l5
Monroe 81. ne, wife Of George
Dewitt Miller, mother Of Mrs. Mar
garet Ruth Houff and Mrs Carol
Hope Ward. sister OF Richard
Ledger. Also survived by two grand
children. Remains will lie In state
at the Church of Our Savior. 10th
and irving SITS. ne, where services
will be held on Wednesday. April
3. at 10 am. Expressions OF SYM
patty may be maid to the Church
Memorial Fund or Cancer Society.
Interment Arlington National Gem
etery
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Hospital. CATHERINE C. MAEoNE
beloved wife Of William r. Malone
daughter Of Milton L. and Mary c.
Thompson, sister OF Joseph p.
Thompson Funeral from the Sim
mons Bros. Funeral Home. 1861
cilitieSl. on Wednesday, April 3, at
10 am. thence to Mount calvary
Catholic Church. Forestville, Nd,
where mass will be offered at 1880
am, for the repoSe of her soul
lnterment, Gate Of Heaven Gem
etery. Visiting hours until pm
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RUSSELL, CARROLL A. on SATURDAY

March 80. 1868 CARROLL A. RUS,
SELL OF 5000 10th st, ne, hus-
band OF Viola Jackson Russell son
OF Mrs. Dollie B. Russell and brother
OF Mrs. Jennie p. Wood, MIS-. Mabel
b. SneAd Percy j., James r., VIII
bur r., Herbert L. and Henry Rus
sell. He also is survived by other
relatives and many friends. After
s pm Wednesday, April 8, frienos
are invited to call at the JARVIS
Chapel, 1882 You st, NV, where
funeral services will be held on
Thursday. April 4, ct pm, Inter-
ment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. 4
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GARLAND. BERTHA. All officers and
~N members Of st. Augustine
RwA Ladies' Auxiliary. No. "a,
an and District Auxiliary, No.
Nv M .. Knights OF St. John, are
~MAX requested TO assemble for
Fw rosary and call meeting
w for Sister BERTHA GAR
LAND on Wednesday, April g, 1868.
At $40 pm, at the Rhines Funeral
Home. 30l5 18th st. ne. REQUIEM
mass on Thursday at 10 am. at St.
Stephens Catholic Church, 25th st.
and Pennsylvania ave. NV.
LOUISE r. GORDON. President.
SADIE GREEN, District President.
MAY SMITH, Recording Secretary.
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MsTsh 81 1903 Prank ?. PiE.
ROME. Jry Of 1922 lIth q. 90. the
beloved husband OF sandra ;,
Pirrone. father OF Sharon and
conAtanee Pirrone, son Of Frank p
Michael and David Pirrone. Funeral
from the Simmons Broa. Funeral
Home, 1891 Good Hope I'd. Sc.
iparking faeilitiesl. on "wednesday.
April .. at $3.50 am, thence 70 81
Tereta's Catholic Church, where
mass will be Offered for the fepoae
Of his soul az . am Interment Port
Lincoln Cemetery Visiting hours
RAINEY. CATHERINE n, on Sunday,
March ~ 1903, ~ thg Sacred
RAiNEY, beloved wife OF the late
Robert D. Rainey and mother OF
Edward X. Rainey ana Mary IitE
She also u survived by ak strand.
children. twelve great-srandchildren
and at.great-Erandehild Fu-
neral from the James r. Ryan Fu-
neral Home, 3l7 Pa, ave. sc. on
Thursday April 4. at am, RE-
auiem mass AZ 81. J3sephs Church
81 0.3O am, Relatives and friends
invited. fnterment Mount oliyet
cemetery.
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A :, !: g; :: ] &:
M NO requested to assemble at
NSLX the s, H. Hines Co Flu
w neral Home. 2g0l l4th ST.
" NV, washington, d. c.,
at 2:30 pm. Wednesday, April g.
1868, TO attend family services
and last Masonic rites for our ate
brother, CLIFFORD II. MATHEWS.
OLIVER H CALEBAUGH, W. NJ.
W. F. MORTIMER, Jr., Secy.
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SULLIVAN. THEODORE. 4 special
! y y: !; Il; !. !.
NV You SITS. NV, AZ III an,
for the purpose Of per-
formlnR the Masonic funeral Aerg-
ices for our late brother. THO
HIRAM a. WILDLY. Recy. q
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MURPHY, MARGARET 2. or o32

Dallas pl. Sc, on April /, 1868,
mother Of Richard p. Murphy. Re-
mains at the Chambers Funeral
Home. bl7 nth st; Sc. from Tues;
pm Services and interment Wood
lawn Cemetery, New York.
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n Daughters OF the King,
~ Church OF Our Saviour
IL Rest eternal grant unto
CE<gEJS her, o Lord, and let light
perpetual shine upon her
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Flu, VICTOR W. OF 1921 Nebraska
aye. NV, on March 81, 1868, son
Of Aiming A. and Shiuli Flu;
brother OF Edward Flu and Hua r !.
She. Services at Chambers Fu-
neral Home. 1855 Georgia ave,
April 4, at pm. Interment
Washington National Cemetery,
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Dratha

h Malsb ! e. Sss yRA N TA YMshY
OF Silver Spring. Nd, husband Of
Helen Walsh Imrey. father OF Mrs
Mary Edythe Eicke and Mrs. Frances
Santucei., He, also is survived by
at Gawlers Chapel, Wisconsin ave,
Wednesday, April 3 (parking on
premisesl Mass will be offered at
Christ the King Catholic Church,
?300 East-West hwy, on Thursday,
OF Heaven Cemetery. 3
JOHNSON. LAvERNE. On Friday,
March 30, 1868, LAVERNE JOHN
SON Of l345 Columbia I'd. NV, wife
OF Dillon Johnson, ST.; mother Of
Abraham and Eunice Howell. sister
OF Mrs. Cora Lee Sherman, Abraham
and Carl Howell, and granddaughter
Of Robert and Connie Jackson. After
4 pm, Tuesday. April :, friends
Funeral H IL See 1891 GeSTs HenS sHe
NV where services will be held
on Wednesday, April 3. at II am
lnterment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. s. W. Butler. Mortician.
LUCAS, LULA J. On Sunday, March
81, 1868, LULA j. LUCAS OF 542
Oklahoma ave. ne, beloved mother
OF Mrs, Theresa L, Harris She also
Is s.,,S survived by three nephews' a
Harris other relatives and many
friends After 5 pm. Tuesday, April
:, friends are invited TO call at
the Jarvis Chapel, 1892 You st.
NV where services will be held
wednesday April Z; at ! pm, In
terment Lincoln Memorial Gene
terry. 9
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GARLAND. BERTHA M. Epiphany
sodality will assemble on
81! !! !! I! :. !:' !; I:
AN at the John T. Rhines Co.
Funeral Home. 3Ol5 18th
WH&U ST. ne, at $50 pm, to
~ recite the rosary for our
late Socialist. BERTHA M.
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GS MaIcb CHARLES si isss = c2 IA SUNDAY Z
GREY Of 1864 6ist ave,
Pairmont Heights. Nd. Notice OF
funeral later. Arrangements BY
FraEieT's.
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90, 1893, WILLIE DAVIS, J I11' 81 q
rangementS by Loves Funeral
Home, 1928 Maryland ave. ne
Funeral and interment High Point
N. c.
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H0wAED, SyIRoIISSIIAA O, o1 sslaTday,

davl March 81. 1908, 90 ArllngIon
Hospital. CLARA LANDERS HUfS-
MAN Of 200i North Daniel ~. Ar
llngton, Va beloved mother Of Miss
Betty LAnderu, grandmother Of Lon
II .S sT ss IgFt re ". .1pa Iss,. F Home
2S47 Wilson blvd. Arlington, Va
after 4 pm Monday, April where
funeral services will be held on
"wednesday, April 3, AZ Z pm inter.
Inent Forest Dale Cemetery. Maiden,
Mass. 2
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CLIFFORD p. On sun
@N day, March 81, 1868, in
EI%5sSSM Bethesda, Nd. member
IA fS-S.SNN OF Columbia Typographical
81 A3E Union, No. l0l, and the
IS\ng1 III Secretary's Chapel. Re-
mains resting at the
VIZ Warner E, Humphrey Flu
neral Home, SABA Georgia ave-,
Silver Spring, Nd. Services from
the funeral home on Wednesday,
April 3, at IL am. Interment Fort
Lincoln Cemetery. Members OF the
union are invited to attend the fu-
neral services.
JOSEPH z. Inns,
Secretary-TreaSurer
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Woshinotonions
On Award Group

Mrs. wilfried Platter. wife
Of the Ambassador Of Austria
and Mrs. Morris cafritz Of
Washington were members Of
the Selection Committee for
the Diamonds international
Awards, who honored "a
jewelers. from five countries
yesterday in New YorA.
Their 1858 Award selec-
tiens viii be on exhibit at
the Parke-Bernet Galleries
through Friday. This Is the
10th year Of the Awards, and
the first time that the general
public has been allowed to
see them.
The IS designs show a va
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dent Of the Silver Spring
AAUw has appointed the fol-
lowing committee chairmen
to assist:
Community problems. Mrs.
K. c. Mueller; cultural inter-
ests. Mrs. William C. stokoe,
jr.; education. Mrs. N. A.
Pore; world problems. Mrs.
Ann Hirsch; augmentation
Mrs. Donald p. Squires and
Miss Linnie Keith: fellow
ships and scholarships. Mrs.
Arthur Cots; National CAL
lery Of Art tours, Mrs. Jo-
seph Silverman; and head
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One Of Americas most dis
tanguised working mothers"
and former president Of Bar
nard College, Millicent Carey
Mcintosh, viii be featured
speaker to Bryn Mawr alum
nae tomorrow.
Now retired, Mrs. Mcintosh
held her position for ten
years. She successfully COM
bined an academic career
with her role as wife Of q
prominent physician and
mother Of five children.
An alumna Of Bryn Mawr.
Mrs. Mcintosh is vice presi-
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College President ToSpeok

ference viii probe education
and work possibilities for
women with lessening family
responsibilities in this area.
Other colleges participating
are Smith, Barnard. Mount
Holyoke. Radcliffe, Vassar
and Wellesley.
Bryn Mawr hopefuls can
meet the colleges director Of
admissions, Annie Leigh
Broughton, October IA. She
win meet them at a 4 pm.
tea at the home Of Mrs.
Richard N. Gardner.
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quarters laison. Mrs. r. c.
jacobson.
Also serving are: histo-
rian. Mrs. Samuel w. Freed:
hospitality. Mrs. Z. W. De-
Knight; legislation. Mrs.
Robert NJ. Isenberg and Mrs.
Carl A. Nelson; membership,
Mrs. F. s. Caldwell; news
letter. Mrs. Ralph Kirch:
parliamentarian. Mrs. Oliver
j. Judge; program Develop
ment. Mrs. John H. Thorn
burgh; yearbook. Mrs. T. X.
Chatham; interbranch repre-
sentative, Mrs. Sherman
Ross: and publicity, Mrs.
Harry Stevens and Mrs. Don
Wilson.
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Society-Home

dent Of its board Of trustees.
She is also active as a
director Of CHS Foundation.
trustee Of the New York Pub
lie Library and long time
member Of the American
Civil Liberties Union.
Area alumnae will hear her
speak at the home Of Mrs. G.
Rowland Chase.
The Bryn Mawr Club also
plans to participate in the
Vocational Seminar being
sponsored by seven women's
colleges October 9 at the City
Tavern. The dsy-long con-
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Spring Branch Of the Amer
lean Association Of Univer-
sity Women.
DR.. Gilbert has travelled
extensively doing research
projects in anthropology.
and he Is a well-known au-
thority on religious beliefs
and practices.
Wednesdays meeting will
be the first In q series Of
programs on the theme "Oc-
cident and Orient" and
Bridging the Gap Between
the Scientist and the Lay
man." Mrs. 10 Oliver, presi-
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Talk Set on Indian Religions

Religions Of India" Is the
topic to be discussed by DR..
William H. Gilbert Of the
Library Of Congress at 9
pm. tonight in the Silver
Spring Library for the first
fall meeting Of the Silver
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riety Of techniques and new
moods in iewelry. Four brace
lets have hidden" watches.
multiple-level mountings for
a "dimensional" rather than
flat look. and gold rather
than platinum for show"
are featured.
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16
RAY CHARLES
TO BE HERE ON
SAIL AUG. 81

Ray Charles, renowned blind
musician and recording artist
will appear in a concert at
the Arizona State Fairgrounds.
Sat. Aug. 81.
Appearing with him will be
The Raelets. and the Ray Charles
orchestra.
Tickets are on sale at the
Linde box Office in the Sahara
Hotel: Chic Myers at Park Cen
tral; TV Leo at ChrisTow and
Calderon's Lounge. 10th and E.
Buckeye.
For further information call
254-297o, AL 2-OOo4 or AL
8-9Oo2.
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16
HOOD LEAVES
ALABAMA u.

TUSCALOOSA. Ala James A.
Hood. one of three Negroes en-
rolled at the University Of Ala
bama, left the school Ito avoid
mental and physical breakdown"
Two months ago he and Vivian
Malone entered the all white
university with a federal guard
who forced Gov. George Wallace
from blocking their path.
Arthur Shores, the 81 yr. old
Negro's lawyer said Hood was
Withdrawing on the advice Of
his doctor. He continued Hood
hoped to return to the university
for the fall term.
University officials said Hood
couldn't return until a hearing on
charges that he publicly and un-
fairly accused university and
state officials of trying to have
him expelled. His hearing sched-
uled for Aug. Is was postponed.
A white student. who was
spokesman for the citizens coun-
ell was suspended for his part
in distributing on campus pro-
segregation publication, "Rebel
Underground
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16

Capt. Herbert l.. Williams.
80, was recently assigned as a
surgeon at Williams Air Force
Base Hospital.
A native of Mobile, Ala, Capt.
Williams attended elementary
and high school there. He at
tended Atlanta University and
Talladega University.
He received his medical train
ing at Meharry Medical College
at Nashville, Tenn.
DR.. Williams completed his
internship and residency in sur
gerry at Kansas City General Hos
pital. Kansas City, Mo.
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER
WILL ATTEND MARCH

Edward Banks, publisher and
editor Of The Arizona Tribune
will observe the Freedom March
in Washington on Aug. %.
He extends an invitation to any
Arizona representative to enjoy
a pre- march cup of coffee with
him at the Mayflower Hotel.
He leaves for Chicago on
Thursday Aug. %. He will visit
Indianapolis, Philadelphia and
New York.
READ THE
ARIZONA TRIBUNE
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16

rlines stewardess Joan with
Oliver, right, her sister Heen following gradua
StewardeSs College, Fort WORTH
Texas Oliver also American employee She seno-
clerk flight department Dallas, Texas Upon
Dorsey New York City her home base
Dorsey. %. ninth class of the
year train at the Stewardess College.
a tall with brovnhair and is the daughter
and Mrs. Lynn Dorsey. 5l8 ''Leary. Flagstaff
graduate Flagstaff High School, attended Arizona State
and received degree the University
Of Arizona in 1862.
While University Arizona Fraternity Sweet
heart
jobs bookkeeper, cashier, and with the
Placement Bureau of Arizona State College.
hobbies modelling. skiing. swimming and writing.
and other records do
race religion national origin, it is known Joan the
Negro employed sewardess by the company
domestic airline President Kenne
Progress sponsored by the Committee on
Equal Employment Opportunity.
program American reamed its policy of equal
pment without regard color creed The company has
Negro employees throughout its the present.
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16

tion in the entire nation. O'Bry-
ant was appointed to the fire COM
mission in 1861.
There are three Negro fire
captains and one Negro chief of
the department. chemical lab
oratory.
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16

LOS ANGELES Henri O.
Bryant, Negro uniform and
robe manufacturer, is president
of the Los Angeles Board of Fire
Commissioners. He is the first
of his race to hold such a posi-
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16
STORK NEWS

The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Scott, 1928 S. 10 Ave.
with a girl on Aug. 8.
Arizona tribune., 1963-08-16

Mr. Walker Matthews. ., 1884 E. Adams. is welcomed to
Moorola Mr. Rufus Coulter southwest
region personnel director of Motorola.
Mr. Walker, 1868 graduateof Tennessee State Unver-
sity at Of Grenada Mississippi he majored In
engneerng receiving bachelor of science
June. 90
He quality control engineer in the military elecronics d-
Motoroa.
oencan likes the city and hopes meet many friends
He is of the Institute Of Electrical and Elecronics
Engineers and Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity
NEGRO HEADS LOS ANGELES
FIRE COMMISSION FOR ANOTHER FIRST