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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
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SCHOOL BAN
Continued From Psg. Il

Superintendent Dondonieu and
Director Of Highland Park second
any school denied that their adj
MISSION system were discrimina
tors
Dondonleu stated that Detroit
public schools admitted pupils
living IN thc.f respective district
rather than on their race. color
or cod
Since Highland Park is an in
cofporaicd township. the second
arv schools first admit their own
pupils before considering those
from other counties. stated Den
III Pyle. director Of secondary
public schools.
Pupils Are individuals
We think Of the pupil as an
individual rather than 2 member
Of a race or bloc PYLE added.
We have taken students from
the Carver school up and until
thus past semester when our faci-
litics became overtaxed. We do.
however admit pupils from other
counties who pay their own tu-
tition- he explained.
The reason why Carver school
graduates are usually enrolled at
Northern was explained by John
r Iannis. Northern principal.
Burdensome System
Tannis stated that the former
system Of allowing Carver stu
dents TO attend any Detroit high
scnool proved 10 entail too much
bookkeeping and burden the
transportation for the pupils
Bookkeeping was financial
records kept Of the Carver stu-
dents whose tuition was partly
paid by the State and the ROYAL
Oak TOWNSHIPS. he explained
Tannis said that by designating
one school at which the pupils
could enroll. the cost and time
OF bookkeeping was reduced and
time Of Transporting the school
children 20 and fro.
Phyllis. in the meantime. drew
closer 70 her mother and listened
70 u ell N wondering nsnneu
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
Northeastern Yers
Scares St. Antoine
BY Staff Writer

IN game that had al the
drama Of an old-tirne thriller
Northeastern and ST Antoine
YMCA basketball teams battled
right down TO the final whistle
before ? crowd Of some 300 Wild
lH-chcefing spectators before the
Y cagefs ended UP inter. 60-49
Displaying some OF the finest
shooting ever seen in the ST.
Antoine GYM. the Northeastern
team built up 3l-l2 lead .,
The half time.
Pressed On Defense
Going into the third quarter.
81 Antoine kept the defensive
pressure on as D. Russell and J
Siirsom begin 70 find the range
~ the basket and BY the end OF
the third quarter had Whitfield
down the Norfhess;erners adj
vantage 70 1894.
Their Nith the crowd on edeo
Stretch Cardwcll hit for three
straight long shots 10 put the
s. Antoine crew ahead for the
iirsi time during the game. Not
70 be denied Harry Cole North
casierns high scoring forward
came back with another Of his
high archine shots TO again put
MS team 10 front
Moment Shori-Lived
THIS was not long lived. how
eyer as Big John Stinsom ~
the ST. Antoine team dropped in
tto quick ones under the basket
70 again regain the lead. From
inele on il was all St. Antoine
as the game ended 60-49 m fav-
or Of the St Antoine Team.
In the FIRST game the 81. An
tome Intermediate team kept
their gcord clean with ST.
- victory over the Northeastern
Intermediate Team Porter Lew.
page a. he dropped in 80 poin.s
continued his scoring ram
lie has now scored 200 points
~ an aver eee Of % points pei
game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
ROBBER NABBED-

CONTINUED From Page
he also recovered S83. held to-
gether by metal clip. from an
incarceration Houston supposed
~ threw the money into the in
generator during the chase. but
gave no explanation for his ac-
tons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
Churches to Mark
NAACP Week

The Baptist Ministers Con
ference went on record last week
declaring Sunday, Feb. Is a.
NAACP Sunday, after the lorsi
branch requested churches 10 NJ
serve the occasion.
In resolution the conference
paid tribute to NAACP and urged
its member CHURCHES TO cooperate
in the raising of funds for The
Association.
The Rev. T. T. Timberlaks
president of the Conference
urged the ministers to include
mention OF NAACP in their SCI.
mons on that Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

active during the last war in USO
work. She is treasurer of the Vest
Advertising Agency, Inc, vice
president OF Wayne Record Dis
tributors and wife of Leroy G
White popular disc jockey OF
Rocking With Leroy fame on
Station WJLB.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

10 the tournament. will face his
only conqusror. Bob Hare.
Grimes established the follow
ing record; winning four bouts
in eight minutes. II may be re-
called that he defeated the
highly rated Tony Seizure.
middleweighi champion Of the
Catholic Youth Organization.
Grimes. rs fears of age. boxes
Just for exercise" he says.
In all there viii be Is bouts
~ Tho final Tickets may be pur-
chased al the cYO Center. Mack
az Maxwell or at the CYO gen.
efal office in the Gabriel Rich
aii Building. 3o3 Michigan ave.
The following IS the complete
card fof the championship finals
OF the llth annual Detroit Col
den Gloves boxing tournament
FRIDAY Feb. IL at the state Far
Col3seum
Novice Class
ii2 los LEROY Jeffcrv JAW
Clio vs. Clarence Thompson
Kgonk Rccrestion
llS 10. George Asnott Dear
born Recreation vs. Wilbord
ft A N. ..T>
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
Houdini Newscaster
Is A La Calypso

NEW YORK Well something
really new is happening in tele-
vision news coverage. and il has
been cooked up by Marion Stone
a New York advertising agency.
II is in the form OF five minute
across-the- board calypso news
program with chants by Will
mouth Houdini
Since Houdini is very true 20
his namesake, il is claimed he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
Will Another Joe Louis Emerge
From Fridays Golden Gloves?

Will another Joe Louis emerge from the Golden Gloves
finals at state Fair Coliseum Friday night?
Only the fists of the several youngsters who Will par
ticpae in the reuvenaed program give that answer
not today but Friday night The Most Promising Novice
trophy awaits the lad that sings the leather the most
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
MISS DsR
CONTINUED From Page u

iConnued From Page II
test?
While visiting City Hall, along with other con-
testants in anorher Beauty Contest, she wasap-
preached b Miss Gertrude Engles, secretary to
then Mayor Eugene Van Antwerp. Miss Engles
suggested that she send in her picture FOR the Miss
DSR contest. She did, aRd the rest is history.
Winning the "Miss"Sepa International in Win
dsor Ont last year dur;g the regular celebration of
the Emancipation Proclamation her greatest
thrill She also placed second in the $40 Miss Mar
ricca beauty contest sponsored by the Shriners. 1t
was with this group Of beautiful young ladies. t
dame fortune smiled on her. AS hey visited City
Hall she met Miss Enges who instrumental in
her forwarding her beautiful picture to the Judges
In between the Miss Sepia international and
Miss DRS, she was miss Classic" and
reigned a the interrracisl football claccis last
Thanksgiving at Keyworth Stadium. Wilberforce
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

meeting
Mr. Brown was Introduced by
Edward ID Connor, Detroit Coun.
Gilman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18
NoTIcEl

This is to notify all persons that
!. Ernest Teen Cannon Of l02ie
Goodwin. Detroit. Mich. w'll NO.
be responsible for any deb 'hsi
may be contracted by my wife
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

Two Big Lots on 18th street
North Side) Ecorse. just onc
house off Outer Drive Call
WO 2-6935 or 10 1866
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

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the news right offthelickcr Tape
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-02-18

Larry Gtmes. victor in four
straight iisiis. although he has
boxed only four months prior
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
IN MEMoRlAm

In loving memory OF our dear bro
teeG George Henry Tucker, who pass
"a away three years ago, June 20.
Somewhere back of the sunset
Where loneliness never dies
tte hNeS IN the land of glory
Mld the blue aNd gold of the skies.
IhoS" who have known and loved him
WHO'S" passing has brought sad tears
Mul chvrlSh his memory always
10 hFlRh'"n IA" drifting years.
View" missed the sound of your foot
steps
Ahd Your voice since you have gone
Nhu though We no longer see YOU
va oar minds You Still live ON.
Mud 81 We smile in the daytime
liW some nights our hearts are sore
AS We think ot our dear one God took
away
To Ills distant and golden shore
To your grave We often wander
ANA picture your face so dear
\ loving Thought and "a secret tear
WIN Keep your memory ever near.
Dearly loved and sadly missed bv
nauRh'"G Mother Father, Sister and
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luu Nuud,u krE WV
nw lnH0 'mNwNO Nuopr Aubmo
tNAi rsrArG
h'p 'u uum mNpaMN with Oont
lHNIt n NlN tNu. tlU,hl.,t .ld, n4t.. ll...
il.hMa tAaH m OuaNN lOan
.tlA wv .
IlNMa nN NrAl rarAVn DIV.
h go lW'has, nmNN Nll VA Nu .
'hAildtl nu 'lp dAA ul aahH Ohp hal /
llnN 'u m uNh uu 90 mMtu hh IA /
lHnu iUthNa,i u uaA tAWrna,a al /
iNid aud tpN,uut alampa
Mugs. i'rAN. 0AMMONN
ANfllN HhAllU
NAhluNu liNAlllh
AdWWlHtBtNn
N'hllUur'la 'Wphl ihmtmua Il nj luI
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MEnAEAnAl, INE NalM lNhN
ar nNf ptlpNk l' A
lNm M shine

ltau ul Shine
Ihr iuuuNug
shnoln GOODS
kll,hru utensils. diahpa ami ghsa
Nair lWrua. breakfast wt haM ral
lllEu metal WuiN rahUrL tauuri
suuda lots ul ruuump laIa Smery sow
up ma,hu, n hos Wardrobe vlnspi,
hpd duuhlr huudA Wha maJhh tom
lahlr huru rhpal. studio rnurh china
,luart tNu NaahslAude. tNu unWh
,haus utd iuhlr. luul Ghost aUi ln0la,
luls ul FAidiu tuula. muplMuunue
ltrms udlu NtluM aud wulda
llltMs CASH
MILDRED OINNil5
Aurluue,l walton NhhpIanu q 93 a.
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hAtihDAi biii isl. lss0

~ 1flANk o. M
laH aI ahm
Ila f.iI.HlNt
iifH Hliiplil GOODS
hhh Ah1iVlfe
fHH ntuHfIt IiuN aab LDa ht..ri..,.
tf.tIIHIaI iHlHiluta uatIk Au4nll,at,
tiHHa uiaIAll tup rAtsl ANa
tsfIH fuii. auIa hthlunii.
.ii't HlHt4ai hea anf uu.r eual
h N'iiHf ihain sait alAau.
t'H taf tii ahf nlii4 T iluu
IHfnI Hi lathsf pliinhs luatiirsaas
tH "a hli.ltN ulrueils luns
' iiltHr uH Nauk slutt. uld
tsH nla t4phnafas luuips
Il. N.4HlHIIaI
ftit hrh aab ul aals
hiia'th AZ NtfEAFiHF
hhfNuluI
q ti'f ffiNi.sftsiI hANiiatssf hH8sRiuI
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
PUBLIC SALE
~
Household Goods

HHI uH. 80 luuu, aalt a uA
tH. uHl. Nmu MILTON uu Iu.
I..u NIluH n Mam l.wd m,
aAtihbAh. JiAf Hltb. lpbO
- pHE ut.l,nh A.
ltn u eMt
IIuaIuf
llpl rIullII NuNus
h. H..uf I..H .utl u t.Ht,
l.t.. tH.. .nl. .Au. uu,
i#H 4 IaI.tu inu fua. is aud
..HIuE uAtAIt, ulluNa
HHH HHH HI.In NJ au kuu. uu,
.Nai.i hHitt separation put huia,
llas sd haliuN .,alhlut Mul,l
t.H HHU NalIaI un. 5000 ah,I,l
fIIH"N uH aiuN. lu EAluu
laf lhH h.f tlHuf pus. ut Nu,
HrilHN.t N .naN nIu,h uud hll
iIHH tNIH l.a nuunluu. u utu
IiINs u .AIE tAau
tII.In lIlIlI
hlluN lA.Anulr
.I.#.O Nwb Mla.u
lt Htp
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EXECUTORS SALE
~
Household Goods

hH Htt fHlaH Hah IA thr
hstta eNta hlafalH, nna
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abti hbAb. 1iLi isL ieaO
- oNf o.aloCk o a.
hAla uh aMfat
H0pbfH0ID ao0Ds

Tvs tfMtN RhRffH
fa H.rH aIaua. .,I..i oI .dlan..i..
D.a DHe4t 4uHl. uHt plrnu
IH| sHl.ll DnaIaaiH amh rhalls.
H a.HIIf nathui.. uu. duh
llHatl taNIt pO.luIt.. aAAIaI
. hHIH hhNiala aud I.,
Ia. hauIltalll t4t uut
HH.lHI aH hIt.. thAu. Nht
I#HH tNaH uH HIald. uut
ul. EtnItn tahluDl Iun
al.Nlit NuH4.lsIal nll Mu4u4.
aH tHYt .IHhf uul iulr' 3
ii.| f e..sl hu la um M Mlu
HtH NhH uftI uN aIuu.
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HHH sIH lUlHfa ~. uuultiu4a
H..N...I
fIfa. I.an AL. All .aIt
hhs lfhhlf Mffhb wfbh
hah httttaah st4sl
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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Nit erl at iuMir Aupum a my
residence uu in,uNuud Is D. ~ No.
D a'tu.e iIum thr St luhuatuWu
q tNuIlh uu
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
PUBLIC SALE
or
Personal Property

The NNd taWNcd Win oNrt at l,uhh,
NWlNh W the uosidpNvr Ot thr Mt,
Mia " \ l3AnNa lm Savannah Road
l'Mus, NvMMau,. on
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s.I4s
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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
PUBLIC SALE
pf FAluAhlk
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

HH H. 40 laHlll aa, 40 my
aaIelau sural Mulold
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23

HHsfH.a.s l4f
cas- l.s.la
M ~
#aH ~ 8E
HNt taaf
- sil
~ haks aflaas
M ssahI ~
aaaI faaH llta
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
PUBLIC SALE!

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NNNMN aa lM IVA Waits MON ahout
,MH Wlhs lwW OMNMliNt. moan Wrst
llll NlMW aN mlha vaat ot Ahltu
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SATURDAY. IlN lAh INaO
AZ 1900 oeIoek NOON
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INV wlMNWe
llVtsf0tR
Om 2wW, lma,.
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FARMING lMet tMeNfA
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Wh Nelhmf phM OOuNAbHh, rWl,
NWN'', H"4wW WNdut ! hNt
W'aa hp Nllme WiH, loi rinno
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lWn ONt NMb Onm auUr. onr
NhNUH nNNN hNltr p hWtONNN bOUa
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: Npoo'"1b nvNiup NAohnn NhmiA
NhbI "NNbl HlaWiN rMet MaHh
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Wtia NWNh p ANNNpiur .NlNb. D \ lD.
lWh oW NWl W\VlN thmM NtNn D
Mll oNhlH hNnM J WtAh ami etool.
NN'lnh amt H'Ntdn iNdhl thN1hh. D
WuNNH. tpulAWp ami MNnO,W shn,t,a.
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; 'HlhWl ,UNhNApt ,aunt NuU OWa.
htd bhna hlh. dN Nre ANd noukuo
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lHNt Whd mNtrb hhOm Mann Nth,,
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htAl tAtAft
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WmtNua MiMihtWeh
lllNMN w NU WNnuNUu M NnimN
,ul ,hN ui Nh
JOHN 3, CLIFTON
W. f''NaA' NWuhhtt' q pa pN
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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
PUBLIC SALE
~ VALUABLE
Personal Property
aHi
Real Estate

lm WhlhWWi Mlll nnrr AZ pohltn
Rhh h hW, MWp lui Nuuh Atmrj.
MllMWl hhMAnn, nN
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
Administrator Sale
0F VAluARlE
Personal Property
AND
REAL ESTATE

o. undersigned Wul svl IA pulli,
HW tiut 1l thv ,sMru,r "a hr Mtr
t,i,N h"dlN, lu,abd m Williams
n,', H'i"'uttou huat WN Mtlu Ntst
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23
TRUSTEES SALE
Hf FhiuAHiH
iieai Estate
a4fiiDlil IiIl ~ iuaO

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Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23

tssa i'leks'ssb Aastlsassi tgsup
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-23

=, lW mlmWmH CWmmAl propolA and
SITE W eetsohdl Property 60 eeum
AZ 100 O'GlOuR =, "A.
nvAl EhlAtn "A A., .Ast...a
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1950-04-13

the system and in 1914 he was
promoted to Director of Music for
the Eats Cleveland Schools.
Mr.. Niergarth possessed a rare
talent in band organization d
both the Shaw and Kirk bands and
orchestras were formed by him.
He also organized the band and
orchestra at Shaker Heights High
School when that School was est
ablished, and also at the Charles
F. Brush High School when Lynd-
hurst and South Euclid combined
th cir high schools in this new
building.
While many honors had come to
Mr.. Niergarth, probably the great
est one was bestowed upon him
within the past few weeks. He
was elected to membership in the
American Bandmaster's Associa-
tion, limited to top directors among
the military n college circles,
with a few exceptions for high
school bandmasters who have won
acclaim beyond their own local
field.
Surviving Mr.. Niergarth are his
wife, Helen A.; a son, Milton G.
jr., a sophomore at Miami Uni