THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C. Woman, Found In Coma SUNDAY, JULY It, IMS A-7 Sir Stafford Cripps' ¦^jß British Food Controls Slacken, In Hotel Room, Dies labor leaders that wage earners stay rationed at least through might badly gets Daughter Is to By gw Aitodoted Pr»»» But Prices Remain Steady be hit if food the winter. That should mean Wed short during the winter. the price will stay stable al- MINNEAPOLIS. call them—still are rationed, but though the ration almost cer- olice today were investigating the LONDON. July 18.—Cream imported cheeses plentiful V- PrioM Will Rise. Negro death of woman, about 50, who are tainly will take a winter cut from Law Student a came back on British table* thin though expensive. Meat is Some food prices will certainly the current nominal was found unconscious and nucNi still value of two By Hi# A»*oclated Prm week and for keepa this time. rationed in theory, but butcher go up. eggs, always shillings fourpence (33 in a hotel room late yesterday. buying For instance, and LONDON, July Housewives are meat shops are temporarily so full plentiful in spring cents) per person. 18.—Enid Mar- Hays, and summer, The ration garet Cripps, young- The woman, Mrs. Edna without ration cards for the first that anyone may have pence (six cents) fair-haired years. as much now sell at five roughly equals one steak and two daughter of Sir Champaign, HI., died in a hos- time in 13 as he wants with only a smile Shopkeepers forecast a est the late pital every each. chops. ford Cripps, was today early today. The coroner’s And British father now to the butcher. rise to at least eight pence (nine married eggs With rationing on the way out to a Negro law student from the office said she died of a heat at- can eat his favorite fried While foods remain plentiful cents) and perhaps a shilling Gold Coast, Joseph Appiah, be- tack. every day—not just once a week their price remains steady. The (14 cents) when the usual win- the average Briton eats better fore primly dressed Britons and Police took in for questioning as he did only a few months Government’s cost of living index ter shortage strikes. than ever before. Housewives ago. has hung robed Ashanti tribesmen at fash- the man in whose room she was around the 140 mark Sugar will grumble that prices high—- found. All this results at least in part for three come off the ration are ionable St. John’s Church. They identified him as *months. The 140 is in September and lose present but with work plentiful Baltimore, from Britain’s great unwinding by taking its no one “The whole world watching Robert F. Barnes, calculated retail prices and a (one goes hungry and luxuries like is of food controls over the past of one quarter pence you and you go out from this Md„ who said he was a super- food and other necessities in and half cents) per pound-gov- cream are back in the shops. visor for 12 months. By this time next June, 1047, as a church to live a new life together the Western Electric 100. ernment subsidy. grumble, Co. year the ratlbn card may be just Wages Food Minister Husbands too—but in Christ—a life which knows no have not quite kept Gwilym Lloyd-George says their main beef is cost of a they a museum piece. pace with he the barriers,” the couple was told by *, They said found the living costs, however. hopes the selling price will stay smoke. With a stinging tobacco A I Few Wage get the Rev. N. A. Perry-Gore. woman on the bed nude and in StUl Rationed. earners now 135 shill- around the current seven pence tax, cigarettes sell shill- only still fully ra- ings for every for three plan to a coma. Barnes, sitting in a The foods 100 they got in (eight cents) a pound. idea ings sevenpence (50 cents) The two settle down In chair, sugar, butter, 1947—five shillings His and Gold Coast, colony also was nude. Police said tioned are mar- short of the is that increased sales for pack of pint of the a British he refused garine, cooking and bacon. 140 they would aftef ra- a 20. A beer on the West coast of Africa. to put on his clothes fats need to match tioning will enable the sugar costs one shilling and seven so they put a sheet him The cheaper kinds of cheese—- the living costs index. lag The bride tall, around This trade to stand losing the subsidy. pence (22 cents)—again manily is a buxom and took him to the city jail. "mousetrap cheeses” the British has started fears among some government woman of 32 who is known as The says meat will tax. Peggy. The bridegroom, an inch RALEIGH HABEBDASHM mn c ct or two shorter, is the bespec- tacled son of a tribal leader and personal •' representative in Lon- y v . •. • don of the Gold Coast’s Prime w Minister. H« also is 32. Wean Tribal Finery. Mr. Appiah wore the brilliant crimson, green and yellow striped fife' ceremonial dress of the Ashanti tribe. The bride, who was given away by her brother, John Cripps, wore a gown of embroi- ¦ Bj h H B| BK ' IB |W m ¦ H BWn IB BB WM- IB Bf SB flj IB ¦¦ B^ dered silk brocade with ankle- length skirt and long, tight sleeves. Lady Cripps, widow of the La- - /V' ” borite leader who was a postwar l Chancellor of the Exchequer, and '.. .. V ‘ ) * her English friends stood in the ; •# Mm ehurch beside Gold Coast Afri- cans in their brilliant native •• • robes and sang the hymn: & no HART SCHAFFNER "There is East or West, or MARX, North or South, but one great fellowship of love throughout the whole wide world.” While handkerchiefs fluttered and Mr. Appiah’s fellow tribes- BROOKSTREET and THEIR WEDDING DAT—London—Joseph RALEIGH men held aloft lucky charms, Appiah, law student the newlyweds drove off in a from Africa’s Gold Coast, and the former Peggy Cripps, car flying the Union Jack and daughter of the late Sir Stafford Cripps, hold hands after the Gold Coast flag. They will their marriage yesterday in St. John’s Church. Mr. Appiah honeymoon in Paris. wears the ceremonial native dress of the Ashanti tribe. Bearded Ashantis. —AP Wirephoto via radio. Hundreds ofspectators strained against police lines and some brought with him two native succeeded in squeezing through snake charms. sls Million Quebec into the church for a glimpse of “We always carry these charms London’s most-talked-about wed- ding of the year. with us on a special occasion,” Others stood in rain to watch he said. “They are to insure all Power Plant Opened bearded Ashantis tread barefoot happiness and good fortune for By lh*Associated Pros* over the lawn to the church door the bride and bridegroom.” BAIE COMEAU, Que., 18. top-hatted Mayfair July beside blue- Mr. Appiah bloods and politicians, including told wellwishers at —Premier Maurice, Duplessis to- Left Wing Laborite Aneurin a reception: day pressed a button that set Bevan. “We hope, in spite of the dif- generators FINER in SUMMED a SUITS motion two of vicissitudes The English morning coats and ficulties and of life sls million power plant built by light summer frocks set off the and in spite of the difficulties colorful toga robes worn by one and obstacles that may come a subsidiary of the Chicago Ashanti chief, who had a golden our way, that the two of us will Tribune on the Manicouagan headdress and five golden chains remain true to the obligations River, nine miles from this we have solemnly taken today. • streaching across his brown St. Lawrence industrial town. shoulders. We hope too that, because of us, In the flower-bedecked church, others will take courage.” The Quebec government leader Mr. Perry-Gore performed the Mr. Appiah will go into poli- told Col. Robert R. McCormick, Church of England ceremony and tics in the colony and his bride president of the Chicago Tribune blessed the marriage as one “full intends to study the native lan- Co., and guests at the inaugura- Hart Schaffner &Marx and fine of possibilities.” guage, she said tion ceremony: The bridegroom is a Methodist. The couple first met at an “Any one who asserts Quebec Raleigh imported and domestic MM JMM African students union party in does not want States ¦¦ 3 Little Bridesmaids. United London two years ago. capital does not know what he all-wool tropical worsteds as BB # The bride carried a bouquet Miss Cripps’ father, who died is talking about. of pale green and gold tulips. in 1952, was a leader in the “We have the resources, you well as Dacron and worsted MI MM M *1 She was attended by three little Church of England. He did have the money, Quebec has the bridesmaids—two of her young much to persuade the Labor gov- best government. Let us work blends. Allexcellently tailored M I M I | nieces flanking a shy, dark-eyed ernment to grant independence together.” *n your favorite style in daughter of one of Appiah’s Gold to India and Pakistan. The premier praised Col. Mc- \ s a wide B M H IP * ¦ Coast friends. Cormick for his contributions to range of solid colors and pat- Though Mr. Appiah appeared the development of Quebec re- J''1 I |BfllflßH| Ashanti ceremonial Land of Lakes Wtv A in dress his sources. >A S « terns. All reduced to a low best man, George Padmore, a DETROIT.—So surrounded is The new dam and hydro- ¦ West Indian, wore a dark blue Michigan by its three Great electric plant, named for Col. price. a— lounge suit. Lakes—Huron, Erie and Michi- McCormick, was blessed by One of Mr. Appiah’s friends, gan—that no point in the State Msgr. Napoleon Labrie, Roman H. L. O. George, whose robes is more than 85 miles distant Catholic bishop of the St. Law- were of yellow and black stripes, from the shore of one of them. rence Gulf Diocese.

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