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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
Ex-Moyor Hoan
TO Run For Senofe

MILWAUKEE, (LPA) - Dan
iel w. Hoan, SO, mayor of Mil
waukee for "a years, has an.
nounced he will seek the Demo.
cratic nomination for Senator
for the post now held by Alex
ander Wiley, Republican. Hoan
declared Il stand squarely back
of the New Deal and the Fair
Deal, as expressed in the plat
form of the Democratic party
He became a member of the
Democratic party in 1912, ano
as its candidate for governor in
1914, polled 536,00 votes.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
New Area Pastors
To Visit Unions

CHICAGO GPA) - The CHI
cago Church Federation is start,
ing a program for new ministers
in the area; visits to union head
quarters. The first such tour
will be Jan. %. Denying the &C
cusation that church policies and
programs are built around mid.
die class businessmen and the
few wealthy members, the an
nouncement ays The union
holds the key TO the worker to-
day. BY knowing the union you
can know both the problems and
poys, hopes and disappointments
the key TO opportunity for the
laboring man"
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
Pension Benefits
Increased To SI20

NEW YORK (LPA) - Pen
sion benefits for 800 members
Of Local 3, Int'l Brotherhood of
Electrical Workers-AFL, have
Just been increased from $110
to $120. The rate will be in
creased to $3.50 in 1865, and to
$l40 in 1860. The 8100 are the
heavy construction men who
are covered by the pension fund.
The local has 10000 members.
The locals goal is to have the
entire organization under a
single welfare program.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
Senate TO Have
Lobor Peace Probe

WASHINGTON IL P Al -
The Senate Labor Committee
has voted unanimously to ask
the Senate for a 08,000 fund
to carry on an investigation OF
labor-management relations, in
preparation of a report due in
December 1850.
Meeting Jan. 20, the Senators
okayed the proposal, brought in
by the subcommittee headed by
Sen. James Murray ID. Mont.D }.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27

ship Clerks here Jan. 19.
He called on the ANA to set
forth the facts about the diff
fences between the kHsh
health progra mand te h<h in
surance proposal noWGore the
Congress. s;
'They reveal their ignorance
of what national health insur-
ance really is, "Biemiller said of
the doctors, when they use the
English system as a basis of COM
parison. Compulsory health in
surance is not even directly COM
parable to socialized medicine"
"All specialists and hospitals
are under the direct control of
the central government in En-
gland" Biemiller explained.
I'VE propose nothing of the kind
here"
only the advertising agency
now fronting for the ANA
would attempt to confuse people
by using the word socialism,"
said Biemiller. He referred to
Whitaker & Baxter, the firm be-
ing paid 100000 year by the
doctors, to put on a high-pres-
sure drive to block health in
surance, federal aid to medical
schools, federal aid for school
children's health services, and
all other measure to remove
what Biemiller called "the dol
lar bill stands between the doc
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27


The story a sensational re-
port by the Federal Trade
Commission disclosing t h a t
most of big business is making
a profit of 20 per cent, after all
taxes. as compared with about
half that before the war. The
Federal Trade Commission re-
port. one of the most important
profit stories to break in Wash
ington in many years, was Of
ficially released for Thursday
papers and was available to all
newspapers.
A spot check by Labor Press
Association in key cities dis
closes that most newspapers ig-
nored the story entirely. Wheth-
er the press associations carried
1t. and it was censored by the
papers themselves, or whether
the press associations also ignor-
ed the story, is not yet disclosed.
The New York Times, which
theoretically publishes all the
news that is fit to print, carried
the sensational page which most
readers do not read. It's story
was less than half a column
long, and played down some of
the most sensational angles of
the sharp profit rise. The New
York Herald-Tribune did not
carry the story at all,
The Washington Post, one of
the most liberal dailies, left the
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
SIum Clearance
Group Named

WASHINGTON (LPA) - A
20-member advisory committee
on slum clearance and urban
redevelopment has been named
by the Housing and Home FL
name Agency. The committee
will meet bi-monthly, said Ma
thaniel S. Keith, director of the
division of slum clearance and
urban redevelopment.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
Murray, Other Top
Labor Leaders Back
Dinners for Roosevelt

WASHINGTON CLPA)-Eight top union leaders-AFI4 CIo
and independenhead abos participation in the
Roosevelt Day Dinners 18 cities The dinner
Chattanooga Tenn The last JAN
80 FDRs birthday, in Columbus Ohio, and Baltimore
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
Clothing Workers Open
HiIIman Foundation Drive
Million Dollar. Cool Campaign
includes Inauqurotion Of Awards

Trustees of the million dollar Sidney Hman Founda-
ton named after the late president of the Amagamated
Clothing Workers America CIO have aocated $425
for scholarships merit awards and other prizes
the labor leaders conception OF
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
ChrysIer Strike Of 10000
Set For Jan. Is By JAW

DETROIT (LPA)-The CIO United Auto Workers has
notified the Chrysler Corp. that nationwide strike OF
workers will start Jan 25 unless satisfactory pen
sion and insurance settlement reached meanwhile (Chrys
workers walked Wednesday at 10 am0 The
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
David Lawrence In Washington Star
And Other Newspapers Of Jan. II

"When President Truman vision of Sl20 900 as
the income of the family the 2000 he omitted
predict what each of those dollars would be worth.
Economists have figured that, if the present trends
dollar will
wears
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
Newspapers Ignore
Big Profit Story
Officially Released

WASHINGTON QlPA)-A spot check by Labor Press
Association disclosed that for the second time in single
week the nations daily newspapers have censored failed
to report major news story from Washington of vital
terest to all American citizens.
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27
II NOt
Biemi|Ier Clears Away
.AMAs Artificial Foq

WASHINGTON (LPA) = An that American Medical AS
sociation doing by its $5O0000O campaign against national
health throw of artificial
the real facts Rep Andrew Biemller d. Wis.,
legislative the Brotherhood Railway
Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1950-01-27

so years hence
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
- - ------- .-------------------
MOTHERS DAY
FLOWER SHOW

Thousand OF blossoms banked
with colorful hydranagcas Viii
highlight the specially assembled
Mother 5 Day flower show at the
Belle Isle Conservatory, announc-
ed the Department Of Parks and
Recreation
Added color Will be provided
by the pink. rcd and white a1al-
cas-. Calceolarias in shades Of vel
low. red and spotted hucs. and
lavender Schizanthus
Also on display viii be pink
white and yellow snapdragons.
white and blue stocks. and the
everp popular white Margueritcs
II the plants were grown IN .hc
Belle Isle Greenhouses.
The display VIII be open from
9 a m. until dark every day. and
evening visitors can view the
blooms from the aquarium bal
cony The show Will continue
for the remainder Of the month
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
SEEK HONORS FOR
MOTHERS-IN-LAW


That sometimes battered and
bruised but still hardy family fl
gure. your molhcr-in-law has
been nominated for equal honors
with mother in the observance
OF Mothers Day. May IA by the
Family Service Society Of Metro
po'itan Detroit
In putting forth the thought
that the mothef-In-law joke in
this country has been greatly
overdone. Clarence Prefer direc-
tor Of Family Service Society.
maintained that "mothers-in-law
are mothers. too"
obviously a wise gentle and
loving mother can not be the
same person and still be tact
less, interfering mothcr-in law. +"
Mr. PETER said. III we are 60
ing to be sincere about paying
tribute TO mother on Mother s
Day We ought to do Justice to
nroiher-In-law. as we'll"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Deltas Slate
Three-Day May
Observance

The annual May Week Observ-
ance sponsored by the Delta Sig
ma Theta sorority will be held
May 8, 10 and IA. according to
Miss Lynnette Penn, May Week
chairman.
We have planned many civic
and cultural events which will
be conducted informally with
adequate time for discussion OF
issues" stated Miss Penn. She
added that the public is cordially
invited to attend the following
forums:
MAY Parent Child Rela-
tionships,' DR.. John Drew; An
nual Dinner for the Board Of
Directors Of the Delta Home for
Girls, Lucy Thurman YWCA. Tao
p. M.
MAY 10 Public Affairs at the
Mid-Century.' forum. Speakers.
Alma Polk MAYORS. Interracial
Commiitee). Hobart Taylor CAS-
sistant Prosecutor. Wayne Coun-
ty), Olive Beasley michigan
Committee on Civil Rights. and
G. Cable League Of Women Vot-
ers). A social hour follows.
Wayne University Student Cen
ter, Tea Lounge al 8 pm
MAY IA THE Role of Sorori-
ties in Activities on and Off the
Campus Panel Discussion. In
ter-Sorority Council. Wayne Uni
versity Student Center. Mart
Room. Awarding OF Delta schol-
arships for 1850 4 TO pm.
Open house at the Delta Home
TO- Girls, 1866 Mt Elliott. Meet
the Board of Directors. the Cit
liens Committee. and hosts OF
other friends Interested in this
community project. from Z pm.
Mrs. Frances Owen is president
Of the Alpha Pi Sigma chapter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
DEATH CLAIMS
WIN. BEMET. GA

NEW YORK - William Rose
Genet. "a. year old Distinguish
cd American poet. critic and
editor who won the Pilitzer
Poetv Prize in 1912. collapsed
and died of a heart attack last
Thursday evening as he was
walking along Broadway and
l55.h Street in Harlem. He had
just left a meeting of the Ma
tional Institute Of Arts and Let
tiers. Of which he is secretary
and was enroute to meet his
wife, Marjorie, for dinner
A self-described liberal. Mr..
Benet was an active member
of the Civil Rights Defense Com.
mittee and fought in many WAYS
for equal rights of Negro poo
pie. He was the oldcs; Of the
three famous Bcnct children His
brother was Stephen Vincent
Bcnc'. also a Pulitzer Prize VIM
ming poet and novelist His sis
ter is Laura Benet. poet, essay
isl and editor.
Surviving are his fourth wife.
Marjorie. and two children by
a previous marriage
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

Following a breakfast at the
Waldorf Astoria Hotel the Amer
lean Mothers Committee Will
present Mrs. Cloud with special
ly designed gold leaf motherhood
medal and a scroll citation in to-
ken of her new .atus, which will
continue for a year.
Daughter OF Chippewa Indian
mother and German homestead
or. Albcrtus Bender, Mrs. Cloud
is the widow of Henry Roc Cloud.
who was the first Indian to found
a school for Indians IN this coun-
try the American Institute for
Boys. at Wichita Kansas II was
at Wichita that Mrs. Roe's four
daughters were born.
First Indian Honored
The first Indian woman hon
ored in Is years of selections.
Mrs. Cloud was picked from 50
candidates chosen in tho AZ states.
the District of Columbia, Alaska
Hawaii and Puerto Rico.
Charles (Chlef) Bender didn't He
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

Several OF the Bender family
attended Hampton Institute. al
though the best known member.
went TO Carlisle. famed for its
q rat athletes. and later starred
as a major league pitcher
The committee which named
Mis- Cloud cited her chief qualf-
lcations as the success she had
had in rearing children of charac-
ter and achievement and her own
strong religious and spiritual hon
csiv.
Taught School
A year after leaving Hampton
Institute to teach at the Blackfeet
School. in Montana, Mrs. Cloud
wrote back
Il am tying TO keep before my
mind the thought OF Hampton for
service TO others When YOU
consider have kept Hampton
ideals in mind. then you viii
know l could not help but sue
coed in my first years experience
as a teacher among the Indians.
atcr She took nurses training
and also came back TO Hampton
for postgraduate work which she
felt would help her with teach
ing her people.
Indians attended Hampton from
1878 to 1923. under a government
grant, until schools for Indians
could be established.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Manufacturer Will
Show Latest Trends

More than 100 manufacturers
will display the very latest de-
velopments in electrical devices,
equipment and controls for in
dustrial and commercial users
at the EMRA 7th Biannual Con-
ven,ion Hall May 1912.
In addition manufacturers
exhibits. the University Of Mich
igan. Engineering Research In
siitute will have an outstanding
show.
Their exhibit will include:
the war head OF an Acrobee
Rockc complete with instru-
mentation and the bottles which
are used TO take samples of the
air al high attitudes. The scintIl-
lation counter This is rather
spectacular device which is used
for detecting and measuring
radio-activity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
DETROIT MUSICIANS GROUP
MARKS NATL MUSIC WEEK

National Music Week was fit
,inrlv observed by the Detroit
noon at Plymouth Congregation
Musicians Association last Sun
dav afternoon at Plymouth Con-
crerational Church with not
able presentation Of an all-R
Nathaniel Deaf program OF vocal
n.s.umenal and choral music by
me great American Composer
Who died a Battle Greek Mich,
October l943.
Participating in the dual musi-
cal offerings were massed
choi. of voices selected from Ply
mouth Congregational. Ebenezer
AME. Scott Me and Second
Rapi.i Church choirs and the
Marvin DuPree Singers. under
,he direction of Arthur Wallace.
director Plymouth Choir and
Marvin DuPree
Other musical renditions were
vocal solos by Benjamin J Wall
Is and Bonnie Parks. tenors; or
ran selection by David Renne-
field and piano solo by Dorothy
Thompson and Larcenia Martin.
Prof s. A. Ratliffe, director
Of the f Azalia Hackley Singers
gave an account of the of life
and work of DR.. Dett; Paul Heli
dramaiizcd an original reading
active in musical and cultural
A group Of prominent persons
lie of Detroit were introduced
hv Fred Hart Williams. These
we're Carlotta Franzell. Nellie
Waits Gladys Wade billiard. Mil.
be A. IIvnon. Jerene G. Mack
Ia and Ramon Martinez.
Accompanies were. Johnnie
Reed. Mile c. Lee. w. Harvey
Hill and Marvin DuPree.
Remarks Of appreciation were
made bv Marie Hayes and Eliza
beth Gary. President OF the AS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
TRUMAN GIVES PRAISE
TO MITE CLUB PIANIST

WASHINGTON President
Truman lauded the playing of
Stan Freeman. a night club pian-
isl at the National Press Club this
week.
Said the President listening TO
Freeman play ChopinS Waltz in
A Flat. that fellow is doing a
real job" .. This boy is good.
Believe il or not. | used to play
that that and NerdelsSohn's
Song Without Words"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
BEN NEUSOM NAMED
STUDENT YIN OFFICER

BENJAMIN NcuSom. son Of At
tornev and Mrs ID 6. Neuso' !
Of 2a7 Polk s. River Rouge
was last week elected Vice Presi-
dent Of the Michigan student
Council OF the YMCA.
For the last year Neusom has
served as President OF the Way
ne University YMCA. In June
Mr. Ncusom will head the Michi-
ean Delegation at the Regional
Meeting TO take place al Lake
Geneva. Wisconsin. In addition
TO ~" activities Ncusom is
Chairman of the Webster Hall
Policy Board which determines
the policy for the University
Student Center
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

The party that WAS thrown at the
home Of Benjamin Thomas was really
swell He always is very entertaining
host. and everyone seemed to have ex-
)erienccd the time of their lives
Some of those who made a big night
Of the affair were: lima Green, Dolores
Wilson, John Dunn. Carter Williams,
Joseph ana Emily Thompson. Helen
Carlton. Charles llyod Howard vii
lams. Gwcndolyn Turner. Joan Pierce,
Hugh Richardson. Barbara and Louise
Townsend and Herbert Trimmings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Society Doiings

The senior picnic was real
sharp. Seen having a good time
was Lou Ann, Hunt, Anniece Ed
wards, Robert Jordan. Donald
Anderson. Eddie Lodge, Betty
Norman. Beverly Evans, Doris
Bailey. and others.
Marjorie Clark and Constance
Brinkley was seen trying to
sneak ride on the Merry-Go-
Round. Marjorie was rewarded
with two broken fingers. also
Constance received a hurt arm.
Doris Bailey was seen riding
the Guiding Plane about 100
time. while everybody else rode
once and got sick. At the skat-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Engineers ROTC Set
At Lincoln MOI u.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo.-The
office OF President Sherman d
Scruggs has announced the cs,ab-
lishment Of a L. S Army unit
Of Engineers Reserve Officers
Training Corp at Lincoln Uni
versi'y
The four-vear senior ROTC
will enroll students with the be-
ginning OF the l950-5l academic
year in September
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Oakdale Rec. Group
To Meet Thursday

The Oakdale Recreation Plan
ming Council Will meet on Thurs
day al 1880 pm, in the Oakdale
Garden Community Building.
2i075 Wyoming Avenue. Fern
dale.
The public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
STATES l4TH FARLEY

Ralph Carr Fletcher Assistant
Professor Of Social Work. lnsii-
icie Of Social Work At UnNc' 81
rs of Michigan Extension Ser
vice, VII be guest >peakcr al o."
evening of he Cousurcrs Lea
que OF Michigan Thursday at
Central YMCA Social Security
Whose Responsibility
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
vOCNETTES TO HONOR
ALL MOTHERS AT YIN

The Vognct,es Of Detroit VIII
sponsor program a. the ST.
Antoine YMCA IN honor Of Moth
crs Throughout 'hc wosld Sun
dav from 4 20 6 O'Clock
Guest speaker WIN be- Mrs r
Louise Gfnoms prcsldens n De-
iior Institute 81 Commerce
Other participants asc Paul
X Holt " Mason and Sllas
Walkcr who asc well known ar
'lsl~ in nc field 81 recitation
and nu
Officers and members of the
Vogno'ies afc Msrv Stewart
president Carrie Dickcv wee
pros don't Lecs johnson sccre-
iaY, Jean Rice, financial Secre-
'sfv Morton Nu,pht treasurer
Ruth Bell psortan chairman.
Tccpa Napicr Mpcl Smith. Ro-
Wons HARLEY
GIFTS VIII he presented 10 the
oldest and The Youngest mothers
preScn,
tfn,ot+c P-a11 Cuha and Mexi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

-N'S~s'' Ia SoAo Ltt' oib
Robert Jordan.
Trying the Bobs abuoi 20
times was Alvin Harris. Betty
Taylor. and your truly. Ed
win Singal and Huey Hall
won plenty Of dolls and was
nice enough 10 give them 10
yours truly.
Everyone is wondering why
E. s.. d. H., and M. {. arc seen
at Franklin Settlement so often.
It has been said ha such hand
some falsnf as Melvin Green.
Calvin Washington. Ansley
Harris. Andrew Hill. and Joe
Sims will be the downfall OF
many of Nor hern's female
species.
Oh-la-la Well it seems as If
Cupid is still at work with Lou
Ann Hunt and Flcnnard Ta.e
Sylvia Dysart has her eyes
on handsome lad who she des-
cribes as being tall. tan, and ter
rifle but she also adds. any
fill an application blank Will
one fitting that description may
her outside room 2l7, at the
end of the 9th hour.
Have you seen Gloria Man.
nlng's cool stride? 1t would put
any model TO hame, but serious
" she's a swell girl with swell
personality.
Ester +. Kcene still has chums
over to her home. They're say
ing We known you're coming
Wen bake you cake Miss
kecne is Detroiter attending
Allen University and is expect
ed in he big ID" around the
m.scle of June
Friday evening found three
intellectual couples enjoying a
concert. They were Shirley AL
lison and Edward Abner. Blan-
che Henry and Connie Keene.
and Ann Power and Robert
of the their fun for the sum-
Henry. Twas just a smaple
mer.
Rachel Taylor. Annester
EIrnry. and Dolores Wade have
come TO the conclusion that good
things come 10 those Yho wait.
Say kids. row do YOU spend
your week-ends? Well, here 5
how Nora Kennedy and Jeres-
me Ross spend theirs. Nora
spends hers making beautiful
dresses to wear when she's en-
tertaining Mr.. J. p, but Jere-
tine is always on the lookout
for any available yodng man
with four wheel gct-about. in
other words, she spends her
time just cruising downtown in
fine shorts
Barbara Taylor is waiting for
her Cp Henry l.. Wade TO come
home Ruby Pierce is looking for
lows. just think, that's the only
boyfriend with car, and fell
requirement. while Maurice For
rest is king forward TO
Kappa's Black and White so she
can be seen with her love one.
Say Maurice, who's he lucky
fellow?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
West Sider's Diary
BY BARBARA L. DAVIS

These lovely Spring days certainly do contribute to
the appearance of the West Side and to Doris Haneys
pew convertible.
The color of it BLENDS just right with all of those
sharp clothes she sporting The petite wcstsidcr says
that she has hopes of becoming model day Good
luck to you, Doris
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

ne rink the
re were
many seen
trying 10
skat
Seen was
Belvin Bail
ley, Lovely
Hill. Herbert
Martin, Ella
jefferson.
ohrny Thorn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

DO you play it any more?" a
reporter ask.
No was the Presidents re-
ply.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
AMERICAN MOTHER OF 1850
is GRADUATE OF HAMPTON

NEW YORK. ~ Y.--Mrs. Elizabeth Bender Cloud,
widow of the first Indian TO be graduated from ale Uni
versity and herself Indian graduate of Hampton lnst
tute will be honored here Frdavtwo days before Moth
ers' Dav--as the American Mother Of the Year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

sociation.
Mattilene Mills was chaircan
OF program.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Husbands ScoId if
Wives Look Old

~ boxing Younger this very day whether tou,
tsbart sculis or whether you lust want 90 pleas,
Nm Thousands OF vi,es Mriilsd "y0uthned
" oeitt N YOU, TOO. look hAgesrd. drawn worn
tl OLD. aged by tlrcd. rundown condition doc
toty 10 hiood low n iron try OttreK Tonic Tablet
tda' res fnew pen and prettier, YOUNGER foot
dnnt maize your husband proud 60 show you or
Costa little New Introductory fisc now only soc
At all drug stores everywhere In
Detroit AT all Cunningham, kinsel.
SANS. Inc and Liggetf Rexall stores.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

Juanita Harris and Dwight Simms will soon beSpeak
their wedding rites They have been going steady for
three years and finally decided TO be united AS one,
Dorothy Fam is throwing her left hand into every
face these days Maybe its because YOU want
one take glance at that beautiful ring wearing
on your third finger Huh?
Camme Nelson and Vivian Williams trying 70
find person who is able to give reasonable and accept
able definition Of the word love If there anyone
who help these two girls out please do right away
in the meantime both Of them will be trying TO solve this
difficult question When YOU find the girls, pass
the information around because that there
more than the two Of YOU who are equally interested
Food for thought: Don't expect water when YOU
haven't turned the facuet on.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

The Dance-ites Club is planning their exhibtonst
show soon. As you probably have gathered by the
name the club composed of dancers of every variety
Be on the lookout for the date