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Evening star., 1949-04-03

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FARM AND GARDEN

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Evening star., 1949-04-03

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gameroom or patio. Set consists OF
large couch. . LOUNGE ehairx,
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Evening star., 1949-04-03

PIANOS
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way upright in very fine condition.
priced at only 1895. Come in and
see our display of new SteinwaJ
console pianos. CAMPBELL MUSIC
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Washington's exclusive SteinvRy
dealer =
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Painting Glass At
Wayne University
Begins Thursday

TIE AIT Education Alumni As
sociston ~ WAYNE University Is
presenting an OIL AND WATER
COLOR PAINTING WORKSHOP
beginning Thursday March H.
~ 730 at tho Art Education
Building. 50l5 Cass.
Marion Joseph Bezou, an Art
Education Senior student viii be
the instructor Mr. BeZou has at
tended fhe Cooper Union Art
School ir New York City and IS
now completing his degree al
Wayne RI has taught extensive
w .n New York City and at Den
by High School and Marygrove
College in Detroit. Anyone in
tcrested either amateur or pro-
fessional is invited 20 attend.
Glasses will be for two hours
each Thursday evening and Sat-
urday afternoons. Either or both
times may be chosen. The fee for
ten sessions will be $3.50. For
further Information phone Miss
Wilma Padgett, Secretary. Art
Education Department TIE. l.
1850. Ext. 27l
A One Man show of Paintings
and Drawings by Marion Bezou
which will be held on the second
floor Of the Art Education Build
ing. 50l5 Cass, from Monday,
March through March 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
St. Antoine YMCA
Observe Annual
New Member Month

The Boys Department of the
ST Antoine YMCA will observe
us annual New Member Month
from March ! 10 81 Duung this
period al, non-membegs may on
tan one free pass which VIII en-
tile them o. gym. SWIM LOBBY
activities. and crafts. Five free
passes Wlll be given 20 anyone
Hhose CUES; joins the y in
March
A; the J. A. ward Alumni
Award Dinner held last Friday
evening al the Downtown branch.
Ralph Carter and Leroy Harrell
we're tho award winners for St
Antoine. Along with boys from
other Branches they received
free memberships, enjoyed fine
dinner. witnessed a fine program
Of singing. pistol shooting, and
jiu jitsg and paid tribute TO j,
a Ward. Who Is responsible for
these yearly reunions Of former
BOY leaders.
Boy scout Troop SIX ndd us
Board of Review recently and
five bows passed their Second
Class Test. They we're Gene Wal
ler. Donald Tucker, Eugene Muir
lay Butler Abney, and Herman
Hall They VIII receive their
awards Tuesday. February p, at
the Court Of Review.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
HIargie,s
IVA en1OrieS
BY Marjorie King

Student OF the Week:
Mn nomination for student 'of
me week goes 20 Emma Reeo"
nonular Cass Tech senior She
secretary Of the Miracle Book
Gum member Of the Outlook
staff. Triangle Staff and Biology
club. An above average student
Emma VIII attend Wayne Uni-
verslty upon graduating from
CaSs. and Will enter the Wayne
school 81 Nursing.
The Co Elite Club held their
annual Chocolate Hour last Sun
dav March 10 al the home OF Pa
trlcia Whtby. Seen chatting and
ENJOYING the party fare were Rita
Tucker. Lula Woodruff. Gloria
Jean Underwood. Shirley Frazier,
Barbara Cater and Dolores De-
Bro.
Caught sight of all our fellow
Castles at the Miller-Northern
game last Friday night.
The Del Spirites gave Mock
Cabaret last Saturday, March II
al the Craftsman Club with every
one having a real fine time.
The DArtec, that new dramatic
club which made such hit with
their play The Suspect IN the
Jabberwock. are starting mem
bership drive so all you prospec-
tive actors and actresses better
ioin in. Members of the club are
Juanlta Price and Rueben Thom-
pson from our own Cass Tech.
Love IFS Wonderful
It's to soon 10 know, Sally NAL
lory 70 Warren Newton.
Made for each other, Dolores
dwellings and Reginald Jones.
Look what you dong TO me,
Kitty Barksdale to Arthur An
derson.
Wrapped up in a dream, Bar
bara Hall 20 Charles Murphy.
Night and Day, Jeanette Wiki
inson 10 Floyd Jones.
All Nv Love Belongs TO You
Irene Ellis to Hagaiah Williams.
Love You So Much II Hurts
Me Calvin Williams TO Shirley
Frazier.
/ Get A Kick Out OF You
Marjorie King to Wallace Harris
Coming Events;
The Club Charmers are plan
ming a fashion show for along
about April 90.
The Peace Baptist Junior Ush-
or Board is having a Mock We'd
ding" the first Friday in May.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Barstow School Candidate
Named Teacher of Month

her work. declaring that It IS
me work Of the whole staff.
S-e praises highly the coop
ersuveness OF her fellow
teachers. NO one is ever
s'one with a problem. II one
teacher ng problem. i inn
naeaisielv becomes the prop
eriv 81 all" she says.
Mss KuSisto, Ike many an
other Detroit teacher. de-
stores the crowded condition
her classes. II we could
st get the size down 70
bout 80 we could have d
greater family spirit in the
classes You cannot really
pian q program and follow Il
,a.o4eh with 50 many young
ters This wear. she has -
each OF her home-roor
sses. but has handled as
many as So.
S1e was born in Calumet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
LONG AGO
Lonnie Stevenson. Age II
Balch School. Grade eB

LoRnie Stevenson, Age ii
Balch School. Grade eB
There are things we all should
know,
Things that tell Of long sro
once there were many Nero
slaves.
And lots Of people lived in
caves.
And Kine Arthur and his tavore
knight
Went out together and won q
fight.
Long ago there was not an
automobile,
And thieves the horses wolli
steal.
Also Joan Of Arc the French
did lead
And went 70 the stake ~ her
deed.
Now this is all have 70 saw
Some more I'll tell YOU sno,aer
day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
CHAPTER VII

When your phone rings answer
Il quickly. Say Good Morning
or Good Evening or Hello
in nice tone Of voice. Find
out who the caller wishes TO
speak 10. Then you ask who
they are. When they tell yol,
say politely, "One moment,
please" Then you call the per
son TO the phone telling them
who wishes to speak TO them
When you are talking over the
phone. do not shout Speak clear.
iy, but softly. Never talk too
long over the phone. Never lis
ten in on other conversations.
When someone else IS talking
on your line do not shout Get
off the line" II il is an emer-
gency. say politely, This Is al
emergency. ! must call the doc
tor. Cor the fire department OF
the gas company. etc. wiz you
please let me have the line?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19

Fellow-teachers, the primer
pals. the head jsnitor and
school secretary az Barstow
nominated her for recognition
as the Teacher Of the Month
In their letter to the DTA.
these men and women who
work with Miss Kusisto
wrote
Mss Kusisto is a master
in the art Of developing 2
deeper self-apprecistion, 2
finer sense Of duty and re-
sponsibilliy in the minds o.
these boys and girls with
whom she comes in contact,
But more important than this.
she teaches boys and girls TO
have a respect for other pu-
pills. parents and teachers b.
her verv example, she de-
velops a wonderful sense %
fair play in her pupils. She
is versatile In all approaches
70 classroom problems.
QUIET
In her quiet way, she has
been a major influence in tho
lives Of thousands Of children.
She builds up pride and self
respect in those who seem 70
have nothing 10 build upon
and brings into brighter sig
nitlcance the outstanding
Qualities Of each pupil"
RAPS CROWDED
CLASSROOMS
This outstanding teacher
disclsims personal credit for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
The Grant
School Song

We are so loyal. so happy and
free, striving for victory
We do our duty and keep the
rules. loyal 10 Grant School
Though we may leave you, we'll
love you the same
Pralsing the grand old name.
Honor today we bring,
That is why we sing.
CHORUS
Hail TO Grant: Hail to Grant
Our hearts are loyal 10 you.
We will fight with all our might
for the white and blue.
Praise them high. let them fly.
Our hearts are pure and true.
Hail. Hail 70 Y. s. Grant
We're all for YOU
RAH! RAH RAH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Puppet Contest
For Youngsters

A puppet contest for young
sters aged nine TO IA will be
held next month. the Depart
ment OF Parks and Recreat IN
announces. Children in the de-
partment's centerS are already
preparing for the contest under
the direction Of recreation lead
ers. II will be the first puppet
contest staged by the depart
ment
The puppets will be exhibited
at the G.. A. r. building. Grand
River at Cass. the week begin
ming April IL, with judging
scheduled for the following day.
Medals will be awarded for first,
second and third place and rib
bons will be presented for the
best work in the departments
five districts.
There will be two classes Of
competition: junior, children
nine 10 ~ and intermediate
ages 10 and Ia. The rules re-
quire that oil puppets be fash
toned 10 represent leading CHARGE
tiers in the well-known children's
operetta. "Pinnochio"
Characters the children will
use as models include Pinnoch.o,
Geppetto. Jimminy Cricket the
donkey, the whale and the Blue
Fairy.
The operetta. with a cast OF
nearly 500 youngsters. viii b.
presented at the departments
annual Spring Festival al Clss
Tech April %.
The young craftsmen may
use any material they wish in
making their puppets. There is
still time for more youngsters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Booker 7. Washington
Anniversary Planned

BOOKER VA SHINGTON
BIRTHPLACE. Na.-The Fourth
anna Observance ~ the birth
1ay 70 Booker 7 Washington
W.l re marked Dy iCur-oay
pe ~ activities beginning
Apt- . according 70 5 J Phil
UPS p.es.dent d. the Booker 7
Washington Birthplace Memorial
The pgog.a am Nill include Q
Recreatloral Institute q Rel'g-
food Institutes. and d leadership
food lns;tcics, and a leadership
lrst.tate On Tuesday April s.
me accepted cate ~ The birth Of
Boeker T Washington. Outs,snd-
M eades oter the country wlil
participate On each Of these days.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Charles Coleman. Baleh
School. Grade SA, Ace 10

I 20 TO the public library reg.
ulsrly. I have had library
card since was seven wears
old
On Thursday nv class pives
book reviews in literature The
hook ] reviewed was Pontiac -
Pontiac was the great Indian
leader 81 the whole northwest
countrv Tho book tells how no
and his Indian braves laid seigc
M Fort Detroit"
TIE ss'-s lasted many weeks.
r~lopel Rodavs In command Of
ror' Detroit" with the helm
~ other FORTS finally defeated
ponise Lstsv Pontiac became
q friend Of The white men.
] enioved reading this book
because y took nIsca right here
who're 7 live hone all bows
end girls eniov GOOD books as
r''ich as !, because a book is a
friend.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Lucky Piece
Lorraine Bell, Sec. 10, Oh
Book Report-Trowbridge

OWL 49, 49,
Book Report-Trowbridge
Many years ago when Detroit
was young there was a boy
named Jim. He was an orphan.
His father did not come 20 see
him very much. His father PAD
up his fee. Miss Kennedy dlc
not like Jim so one day jim
decided 10 run away. He heard
fire engines He knew II was
a fire. Can you imagine how
the fire engines looked? Wei
now, I'm going to tell you wha'
happened. :,
Jim rushed TO the fire and
saw the blazing barn. Then ne
saw a man coming out OF inc
barn with a horse. Then he sa"
a cat coming out with a little
kitten In her mouth. Jim 81"
the cat trying 10 60 back into
the barn. Jim ran after the cat
Jim rushed out Of the barn
with all Of the tiny kittens m.
side Of his shirt and the neXt
part I like Is where Mr.. Duiiy
went 10 see Jim's father
He told him that home was
fine but a boy should not os
brought UP that way II he mao
father.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
POETS CORNER
King Easter Egg
Jeanette Morris. "A
TroWhridRa School

Easter egg. Easter egg
What makes you so pretty
! am the king of Easter eggs
That is why am so pretty
Easter egg, Easter egg
Where do you hide
/ hide among the yonder grass
Below the high tide.
Easter egg. Easter egg
You come every year
Yes. ! do my boys and gls
Because / give good cheer.
Easter egg. Easter egg
You are very pretty
You are even made Of CANDY
You really do your duty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
PIPS & SQUEAKS
BY BLANCHE HALL

Well, you're all set. You have
your candy, the Tribune news
paper, and you're seated before
the open fire. An, you're so
comfortable. what, you hear pip.
squeak, pip, squeak. Heck, It's
Blanche's column. Let's see what
she's scribbling out this week.
The Royal Lights, on up and
coming East side club, gave their
opening party Friday March IL.
al 703 Tennessee. Among the ell
joyees were Lola NJ. Posey. Bar
bara Henderson. Ebert and Thee
dore Hawkins. Ruth and Rufus
Crew, Constance, Doris and
Dorothy Davis. Cation Hill, Carl
Chinolt, Blanche Hall and many
others.
This is only one OF the many
parties and dances that are 10
be given by the Royal Knights
Evelyn Ashe, president; Mary
Sanders. vice president; Christine
Rhea. secretary; James Gilbert.
treasurer.
That cool kid, Theodore Hall.
really is coming on. He jumped
out sharp as razor's edge last
night He certainly has been
stepping lately. Gone kid, Don't
get conceited now. You know
what he did? He bought his little
sister. Blanche. a beautiful bee
spread. It's ell greeh. with silver
ugiereitS. It's real cool. Thank
you dear Brother.
Good bye now. For news for
this column give US a buzz at
10. S-l57i By Saturday Of each
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Suggested Readings

FOR THE VERY YOUNG
THE Golden Goose Book !"
"Thidwick, the Big Hearted
Moose"
ON THE ROAD TO TWELVE
That Lively Man. Ben Frank
lin" Hare. the Jungle Lad"
FOR TEEN. AYERS
"The Angry Planeti" Base
ball for Everyone"
Further information may be
secured from any staff mem
Der.
Marie Solomon, IA. Grant
School
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19

Former pupils return almost
1slv 20 b stow school a.
Congress and Riopelle for the
medicine as ;rev have named
the H.se and friendly counsel
thev get from Mss Remmie
Kls.sio That IS one o. the
many reasons Why she IS be-
.nc honorcd as the March
Tescae-- the Month BY the
DefroN Tfschefs Association
Mss kgssto is a quiet
hammered woman. whose
tlordneSs Is 2 clue 70 her Fln-
n.sr ancestry Her teaching
ass. gnr,ert IS seventh grade
rome .ooit but in addition
ta this usual reading. sriin-
reuc soeMIng and English
he- Pupils get strong dose
n The medicine in the form
~ citizenship training and
character development
For p years. she has
played a major part in
building the role of COM
muniiY center which the
Barsiow School fills today.
Miss Kusisio was only 10.
freshly graduated from the
Detroit Teachers College.
when she went 10 Bsrsiow.
y loved II from the first
day" declared this teacher
whose personal interest in
her pupils IS so great thai
she is able 10 surprise men
and women from her first
class by recognizing them
when they come back 10
school and knowing what
they have been doing in the
fptarUav4frc uanve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
My Doll

april Holmesl
I had a doll, her name was
Jane.
I don't know where ! got tina;
name
But since she was such a pretty
thing
I just named her Jane.
NY doll had great big pretty
eyes
Big as saucers and round as
pies
How she could sing and how
she could talk
Ny doll named Jane.
| got this doll one Christmas DAY
One day I broke her head in two
And all ! could do was just boo
boo
MY poor. poor Jane.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
SOUTHWESTERN
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,ace eEre..e1 e. 10 5000 s-D
se Geo ~ Reese Es1la Dre
$s'lac.el Lake Nec Sweeney
arc James Miner
The swse,hear;s Of DelraY.
which is composed Of South
western ireshies and sopho-
mores. gave a successful party
Friday night HortenSe James.
John Dreher. Bobble Sandford.
James Glasgow and Ruth Hill
were there 10 help make the
party a successful one. -. ...
FAvoRITEs or THE WEEK
- SIZE NcA. - popular ia
a.re - Sc1tuW es;err 2
Gao arm SINCE t1cn mas made
-er.et greatly admired by sta
carts q well as TIC faculty.
Me collegiate prepare
.ov st1cent hes obtained 3
= etsGe ln ner ,,4dics since ire
..n cset Bct9es oc.ng vesr
2 pillar she PLAYS me piano and
tr.re BASS IN me orchestra and
csrc she belongs 70 the senior
y Teers and the Chess ant
che He- Ciup Ess been all
re l2ta grace Variety SHOWS
TEACHES PIANO
IN her leisure time she tcacnes
2 sno lessons and PLAYS ne piano
fir different churches After
s1ustion sne plans q 70 70
ieFe ana study medicine.
Jonr Epp active sophomore
re 20 Southwestern N the
s's grade and since then hs>
1ar .lusef 4 regular position
~ tre varsity basketball team
la ne aB ~ made the re-
re~ses then in "a he was
moved Up % MS position on
.re vsrs,'y SQUAD.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Political Views:
BY Dr.. o. H. Sweet

9. -. h,5,. s-.-ce oo,,,z-s ~
And inspires him
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$500
2 q '''e''' '-'' ~
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+ Makes Jungle. mat ~ clear n.
MAKES deser; that he ;esr i
And slbcug & 4. re car
So 1Qtn Mature make . nan
Then 20 test rls spigts wrath
Hulls mountain IN hls path
Puts q c'tte. cno,ce before mr.
Climb, a. e sa 50 she says
ways
Ns'-res p.sr wondgo-s KIND
Cc-lc we unce-starc her MIND
:, 80 s'.e ''l la.- .lsl Poo,
" ~ q. &c w" ss-
e'et-'ie
. ~ p-l.l ''.2-'ils -t.Ilet l-hs
g. rs go Us s-.,.s
= ~ .l'- Af"t4 Fa.i.e eil- --4.e'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Little Jack

BY Joseph Louis Johnson
Grade "A. Room u
Carver School
| know little boy,
His name is Jack
He ran 20 the store
And ran right back.
He saw a little dog.
The dog said yep"
The boy turned around
And said Help, Help.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
By Joe Sfule. ga
. w G.-w>- CSkaa

by Joe oIule, oA
George w. Carver School
In the circus there are many
people
Some climb ladders and some
climb steeples
One thing ! have TO see
Is the big fat lady on the flying
trapeZe
The one that is 2 lovely scene
Is the lady known as the Tiger
Queen.
But the thing I like is near the
end.
Abou, biz fat man and the little
shinnv pin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-03-19
Winter Fun
Written by Juaniis Moore
Age IL. Grade s-B
Barsiow Writers Club

Everyone loves winter be-
cause il is full Of fun. Winter
is good for our health because
it keeps diseases down. Winter
is the time for snow men, snow
balls. sleds and ice skates. Win
ter is the time for fun each and
every day. ! love winter be-
cause we have lots Of fun play
ing in the snow and making
snowmen. ! think every one loves
winter because II is happiness
for every one.