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Evening star., 1953-02-22
Labor of Love
Stellar Press Agent
Arlene DuhI Devotes Whole Interview
To Singing Praises Of Lumus

current heart throb Of lana
Turner.
Even then" she confides.
LamaS was exciting"
She divorced Barker. Lana
and Lamas fought. Now
Barker and Lana are a two
some. That's Hollywood.
Without mentioning Lana
by name. Arlene says that
Lamas presents a challenge
Of conquest to women.
"He can't be conquered"
she adds, 80 women want to
needle him. The Latin tenn
perament can take that only
so long. Then there's q blow
up
The Turner-Lamas blowup
came at Marion Davies lavish
party a few months ago re-
portedly with Miss Dahl and
Barker involved.
Fernando and I never have
had a blowup yet" confides
Arlene. "We Norwegians are,
by nature. easy-going and sub
miSsive. Besides, why waste
time needing such a charm
ing mani"
Miss Dahl makes a strong
point of why the Argentine
actor will, in her opinion. be-
come one of the screens top
herman lovers.
He is not a professional
Latin" say his sweetheart.
Like the prewar Gable, his
appeal to women transcends
international boundaries"
She also admits that she is
prejudiced about Lamas.
I'VE are very much in love
with each other"
Evening star., 1953-02-22
Concert Proqruns of the Week

cession to the Cathedral" from WaH-
ner'S "Lohengrin.'
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB, Cos
mos Club, assembly hall, 1870 am.
Dances du XVI Steele" arr. Cope
land: Barber's Excursions. l.. q, ;"
VILLA Semple, pianist: Brahms "vier
Krause-seyfahrt,- contralto: Brahms
SONATA, Op. 78." Frances Grimm
Bres, violinist: Helen Bently Orbison,
pianist ,
PASQUIER TRIO, Library of Congress.
$50 pm. Mozart's -Four Adagios.
Composed as Introduction to Bach's 5
Fugues"; Villa-Lobos' String Trio"
Piernes "Trois pieces en- trio"
Evening star., 1953-02-22
This Lud's in q Rut

Dave Albert made his radio
debut as a schoolboy inter-
viewee several years ago on
Art Linkletter's CHS Radio
House Party" He was back
on the show recently as an
actor. doing a dramatized COM
mercial.
Evening star., 1953-08-22
APTs. FURN.-MD. Cont }

ave.MMod. @ furn.. ist HaO l., 6ednSSa ! SedT@S..
lee. liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
kit. and bath. Mr.. Flower Shopping
Center and bus. Use Of laundry
rm,; lge. yard. $3.50. Adults. Also
kit,, IT,. bath. 500. Cali Ju. s-S4444
SILVER Hive ? sPRING-BsmA, SisR. pvt. EN- eStr.
refgr., hot plate. laundry, parking.
TWo % BEDRMs.,4 "4Sui sun deck, pvt. E en-
trance, window fan; Just like a
pvt: home; S115, incl. utils. UN.
TAkoMA PARK. . rm. furn- az ant.
S65. 1st f.. pvt. entr., on bus line,
cool nice wooded section. JU. 9-4559
pFISGr eyeS Jq 5EoRsfs SR3as SUNDAY Gn .t 2s
cpie. with child under Z: bedrm.,
din, rm.. kit. MRS. WALTER B.
BacMHLoR atHT APT. bed-liv. rm., S Kit.
bath, utils.. pvt. entrance. AP.
I45O9 EDMoNsToN AvE.-Liv. %2 rm.,
bedrm,, kit. bath: S69.50 pvt.
entr; utils; incl. JE. 2-6746 for
CoTTAGR SGPPiu5Rene; C1rY-one-bedrm. az apt,
clean. well furn.. piano. 500 mo.
FLOWER AVE. PARK-Attractive
furnished. . bedrooms. yard, private
entrance: Bendix. JU. 9-512S. --23
EVANSVILLE, MD. - bedroom
apt; utils. furn.; reasonably priced.
WA. 7-5S27. "a
TAX. PK.--Well-fur 3 rms, din,
bath, large closets, twin beds: apt
bldg, S97. Adults. JU. 5-4691. --23
COLLEGE PARK. MD, 4S13 Calvert
rd.-Two rooms, kitchen, bath. $50
per month, AP. 7-6697. -23
D RMS, newly dec. Country atmos-
phere, adults only, very desirable
Ii min: to D. c. line. 500 per mo.
TIE GLASS. ga
entr.; on busline; utilities; couple
only JU. 9-5263. -2S
CHEVY CHASE-One-rm bsmt. apt,
in beaut. home; all home privileges;
/ person; tennis court. OIL. 4-6603.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

NM bs:emsns IoSATl9Nrm apt for coupI. Eit Oas6 T6
e5O1 1'cAi CALVERT ST. NV, Apt. % 1os-
Living room, foyer, bedroom. kitchen.
Gssn; ises $n3G ses isnisSr iapng on pGe%1
sSS G a'si 81. N.W.sBsmt. Nv asTs' apt; 2 S rms.
7-6421 or UN. 4-ii79. Ias
with 5 exposures. KEW aARDESSts;''
27oO Que st. NV. DE. 2-146o.
Sc. APT-Avail, immed., mr.. Naval
Gun Factory. Is min. to town; l
6edrm;; liv. rm;, kit. and bath; $50.
345 PARKLAND PL. S.E.-one bed
rm;, liv. rm.. dinette, kit. and bath; !;
$500 per mo-, incl. heat and hot
water 10. 2-6443 before 5 Pm.
DOWNTOWN. in 1900 blk. Of 18th
st. n.w.-3rd f.; 2 rms, kit. pvt.
bath; so mo. OIL. 4-7414. -23
PETWoRTH-Bright, sunny bed
Nv: rm., dressing rm. and bedrm
dausSteP @ 'SoDe to s. Meals SF R0tnsI and chd Sifd
care; nice yard and laundry; block
from school and bus. TU. 2-6065.
$69.a5 UTILs. INC.-Availabie 81;
apt 15 e. e$e5Ssh5ns se5s5s Or NSS so 9ssEH 59ssS
SOUTHEAST-1-bedrm. apts., S66'25
sand S72, incl. utilS. Available Sept.
l. Call LO. 7-7979 or LO. 7-7103.
Arm. upstairs apt; 2 bedrms., liv.
Mr.. Nichols -ATiANfIC-i a C'H bedrm. % |;
no pets; utils. not incl; couple; refs: !:
Npa On BUS; S;oS S92 SRvS9v 80; 10; S-6Ss9; 80
Couple: Refs. ~ s66. 'si Jo. ~ s-6Ss9.mso SSSsS
1-BEDRM. APT. 1888 Columbia rd.
S7S, per mo-. utils. incl. Call DI.
sECo5SS1D; FLOOR. three rms. S5 5vt.
bath; adults. S51 per mo. IL; g.
a4Ii 18th ST. N.w.--1 large room
and equipped kitchen; newly deco
rated; utilities included; for couple
or 9 gentlemen, $50 mo. :-2S
Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
3rd floor; including utilities; adults
only. Open till IL am. or after $40
pm. Rent. $50. Phone Ma. S-2265.
/. WM. 7; ballard. 1919 Eye st. NV.
st0S ~ NER HARNgM p4I,i ST; I'M, ,NE'-Apartment'
porches: $50 mo, LESS S25 mo- no.
for looking after building. Key at
I apt. 81. B. NJ. ODUM, 93I II
St, RE. 1926. -25
1905 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Bachelor
apt; 2 rms. and bath, 2 exposures;
cony. loc.:- SIS. Apply AMERICAN
SECURITY & TRUST CO.. ST.
GEORGETOWN-Liv. rm., porch, 8
bedrms.. bath, din. rm. and kitchen
S150 mo. HO. 2-0237. "a
1919 MINNESOTA AVE. S.E.-Attrac.
avail Immediately Apply AMERI-
CAN SECURITY g. TRUST CO.,
ST. $4,000. --23
6O4O 18th ST. N.W.-1-bedrm. apt,
$92.50: includes utils. Apply jani-
tor. / to s. --26
Evening star., 1953-08-22
Dupont Circle Area Apt

Dupont Circle Area Apt.
All outside apts., avail. now. Ele-
vator, newly decorated and COM
pletely furn. with all utils. One large
bedrm.. large liv. rm., dining, space.
large pvt. bath with shower, kitchen,
ment neM smsple Closets stomatie ian
dry facilities Conveniently located.
Also avail, efficiency and bachelor
apis. Monthly agreement. For ap-
pointment to inspect,
ST 3-42S2 MANAGER
Evening star., 1953-08-22
APTs. EURNIsHED-MD.

MOUNT RAINIER-2 bedrm. apt. i
blk. OF Rhode Island ave. 500 mo.
WA. 7-s411. "a
Evening star., 1953-08-22
APIS. EuRNIsHEp-VA.

37OI COLUMBIA PIKE, Arlington.
Va.--Large furnished bedroom, large
kitchen, new elec. refgr and gas
range; on busline, convenient to
ALEx.-3 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. pvt.
bath, utils., no linens, dishes, silver.
Adults; no pets. $3.50 mo. TIE.
ARI.@Four rms. bath, sun porch;
pvt. entr.; 2 blks. of Lee hwy, mr..
stores and bus; utils. incl; adults;
reasonable. KE. S-5S1S. -23
FALLS CHURCH-Three-ro furn.
apt. in 4-family unit; cony location.
Sl05 mo. Call j. H. BENOIT, Real
tor KE. S-6677; ewes. JE. 3-114l.
FALLS CHURCH-Lge. Iiv. nm, bed
room. tile bath; pvt. entr.: new
home; tastefully furn.; refgr. If de-
Slred; mo- no cooking; refs. REQ. .S65,
LIGHT, airy rooms; din. room, kit.
bedroom, bath; Is minis. to Penta.
and downtown D. C. ia. 1884. .
ATTRAC. GROUND-FL. APT.-Liying
rm., bedrm., dinette, kit. bath; mr..
FIT. Myer north gate; conv. to D. c.
and Pentagon; utilS. furn., except
tel; SI00. ia. 4-O2O5. -23
TRANSIENT-One v.-bedrm., kit.
and bath; pvt. entr.; day, week or
month. IA. S-S990. ga
Evening star., 1953-08-22

WOODBRIDGE SECTION lge. front
refgr., semibath; good transp.; adults
DE. 2-629S. 3S0S oath St ne. -23
FAIRFAX VILLAGE AREA bed
rms, all utilities. newly decorated.
1916 RIGGS PL. N;W.-Attr. apt,
suitable ? or 8 adults: utils. furn.;
LTV. RM.. bedrm., kit. and bath;
conv' to carline. 142 18th ST. sc.
CLosE-N s.E.-Unusual opportunity
Owners mod. bungalow-type entire
bsmt,; pvt entr. facing beaut. lawn;
lee.. liv. rm., bedrm.. dinette. kit,
bath; paneled walls, hardwood frs;
cony. transp.: stores; utils. incl;
SI00 mo. JU. 9-4949. -23
m. mod; bath. Kit; Completely re-
7e7 9Th ST. N.E.-Three rms. and
ki1;; f,5TG will II, accept sSdzf child; all gtils
NlSn 1tDFM 1ssh g. ArTon1y NV Ev s1no rm
din. rm.. kit; also, basement apt
Only So mo. ST. $1,000. JAMES
TWo " plNI AieELY 7 FGRN. APrs.-I81s
CoMPTETE tSfIeTT's APT.&TWo I've Se bedrms.: Vi
cinity Irving and Mt. Pleasant sts.;
1884 FAIRMoNT1' ST. N.w.-Bsmt.
apt: 2 rms, recr. hall. bath, pvt
entr.; empl. cpl, CO. 5-O7SI. ga
APT. FURN.-Gas and electric; To-
gated in NV. section. Call TIA.
lsO4 st0Sg, 18th ST.. downtown-Neatly
sgTn aTai apsi ptiis. s2S f24n MT H. ss4as spss
14O 9th ST. N.w.-Enic. apt, l room, 20
kitchenette. elec. refgr. and pvt.
15s iath ST. s.E.-1-bedroom ant.
second floor, next bath. Newly dec
GRATED. Nicely furn. New Frigid-
are are. S52 mont monthly; Also extra
4iss5g 4tSdys furntyhed: n6 :sSis st3 mOhthly sa I!
1lOl FAIRMONT ST. NW.-Nicely
furn. rms, kit. and bath. Switch
board serv. AID. 4-S464, Apt. BOG.
jFIvE-RoOM APT. ss5 MO-, in apt.
bldg; 3 bedrms., kit. liv. rm.. pvt.
bath; utils.; Sc, near Congressional
Library. on transp. Ii. 6-406S.
3 BEDRMS.. lty. rm., kit. bath.
1425 Euclid st. NV. AID. 4-S050.
LONDON HALL--1133 18th st. NV.
efficiency apt, bed. .-liv. rm., kit and
bath. MA. 5000. -23
23I8 Goth ST. N.W.-Lge. studio rm..
kit. and bath. adults. Mt. Pleasant
car and Conn ave. bus. -23
NV. APT. BLDG.-Bedrm., bath,
ltv, rm., dinette, kit. desk serv.,
500 incl. utils. Girls pref. RA.
6-s5s9. IA
Evening star., 1953-08-22

Entire I'd 4. 20I0 G 8, NV; 500
plus, Z 4tils. EX; 3a50ooL5. -23
ida aves.--TWo lge. rms, kit. bath
and storage rm.. all utils.; suitable
for 3 adults S120 mo. Call RA,
3-19T6 or HU, 3-3249. -23
CAPITOL HILL; view overlooking
Supreme Court lawn; beaut. furn. .
rm. effic.; pvt. bath; utils. furn.;
500 per mo. Ii. 4-0050. -23
LIV. RM., bedrm.. kit. bath, din. rm.
upper Ga. ave; apt. bldg; $40 mo.
Couple only. RA. 3-1SS3. -23
100 F ST. N.E.-Two rms. kit, di-
nette and bath, S65; no children.
See janitor. LINKENS CO., D1.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

231 9Th ST. N.E.-Bedrm.. liv. nm,
kit. and bath, newly remod., new
furn. Owner on premises, 2-7 Sat.
| and Sun. or call JOHN DONOHUE,
Evening star., 1953-08-22

NICELY FURN, complete 2nd Ar Q
bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette kit, bath
and shower; all utils. incl, SlO0,
Also 1St FIR. apt. beaut. kit, di-
nette. bath and shower; porch,
bedrm.. ltv. rm., SS5. DE. 2-77S2.
Evening star., 1953-08-22
EMERSON GARDENS

1904 Emerson ST., Hyattsville. Nd.
Lovely 1-bedrm. units. "a blk. OF
Rhode Island ave. SIS incl. utils.
UN. 4-350O. -24
Evening star., 1953-08-22

Mr.. 10th AND r N.W.-Attract. f.,
liv. rm., twin bedrm., Complete kit,
utlIs.: quiet cple. DE. 2-6l94. -23
UPPER N.W.-Attrac. . bedrm., 1l2
baths, wash. mach. Plenty of closets.
Cony. tranSp. and shopping. RA.
6--l4 3; Tp. 3a1724 -@$
rm., kit. bath, air cond.; nice, new
furn. Call ST. 3-4361, weekdays be-
tween 8 and 4. -23
3 ROOMS, near 14th and Buchanan
NV; employed married couple. RA
6-4G73 No children. no pets. .-23
1903 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Bed-living
rm kit, dinette, pvt. bath. Resi-
dent manager, Apt. I -27
CONN. AND KALORAMA RD.-Cool.
cheerful. compl. furn.. 1st-fl: apt:
ideal for , men: Conv. location,
2015 Kalorama rd. NV. co. 5-9122
Evening star., 1953-08-22

BILTMORE APIS. mr.. Shoreham;
very lge. attrac. newly dec. 2bedrm.
apt. suitable 3 ladies or men; SLAB
mo-; 1-year lease. AID. 4-75S0 or
AID. 4-2l92 -23
20 WINDOWS, overlooking gardens;
residential area. NV; 3bedrm.
apt. lge. liv. rm., kit. bath; pvt.
entrance; near tranSp. All uttlS.
furn.; S140 per mo. EN-. 2-0S90.
Evening star., 1953-08-22

Two rms. kitchen. bath S5a.75
One rm.. kit. din. area. bath S4S.95
Locker space, laundry trays, heat
and hot water included. See jani-
tor in Apt. 3. B. F. SAUL CO.,
925 18th st. NV. MA. S-2100.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Drop Offensive
Flower Listing

4 BOSTON In response n ,
protest by the New England Con.
ference Of the National Assocla-
ton for the Advancement OF Col
ored People. the Holland Pub
Gardens company has agreed Ia
delete from its future catalogue
"a listing OF crocus bulb as
"Niggerboy."
A letter from the company
whose headquarters are located
In Limmsn. Holland. also as.
sured George Z. Davis. presi.
dent OF the New ENGLAND
NAACP. that we will gladly
take this matter up with the
official organizations In the
bulb Industry and see that the
name Is changed TO another 90
soon as possible"
The company explained that
no affront was meant In any
way TO any race whatsoever. In
Europe, Il asserted mo thought
was ever given 10 the idea that
this name could possibly be taken
as an insult to any particular
race OF people. hence the fact
that this official naming has been
used in all bu'b-cstaloeues for
many years.
Mr.. Davis complaint. sent orig
inally TO the company's Ameri-
can office in Ipswich, Mass, was
forwarded 10 the home office in
Holland
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Flo Clio Holds
Grad Exercises

The Fifth Annual graduation
exercises OF The Flo Clio school
OF Beauty Culture we're held last
Saturday ai the Davis Supper
Club, Oakland at Philadelphia.
Among those appearing on
program were The class valedic.
iorian. Miss Elvie Mathews. and
Mrs. Mary F. MYler president
of the MOTOR City Beauticians.
chapter number 1919.
Mrs Myler offered a challcnr-
ing address TO tho graduating
class.
Mrs RUBY ricc. instructor in
advance hanStyling at the Flo
Clio School. was mistress Of cerc-
monies. Mrs Mary Whitmor re-
ceived her diploma MAKING her
full-flcdgcd instructor in beauty
culture.
Graduates
Members of the Glass Of 1853
were Rosa Marshall. Elvie Math-
ews, Mary Gouse. Ears Wooden
Evelyn Hickman. Erma Della
hauser and Anna Belle Warters.
Mrs Elouise Mcllale owner
and founder Of the Flo Clio school.
ond Charles. her husband. CO.
owner, reported large attend
ance OF friends for the gradua-
ton exercises.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Twelve Numbers
Suspects Bound
Over For Trial

Twelve of ~ persons arrested
Aug. 7 in series Of raids on
industrial plants against numbers
writing and playing were bound
over last week 10 stand trial by
Recorders Judge John A. Ricca.
They were: David Pitts. SIS
Holbrook: George shsnks. 1900
Yonka: Jesse Russell. $500 Penn
broke; Morris Barnes. 1907 East
Warren; Franzsits Bridges. 1900
ST. Aubin Oussnis Cunning.
ham. 1889 Dsquindrs;
Minnie Clark. same address;
Sally Davis. ISL Dubois: Robert
Garland. 4706 Stockton: Bessie
Morgan. 1882 lie Grande. Francis
Pitts. $3.50 LeGrande. and Ethel
Baxter, 20l7 Mcpherson.
Judge Ricca set no date for trial
after conclusion OF the five-da
examination last Tuesday on
charges Of conspiracy to violate
state gambling laws.
One OF the raids was NJ the
Midland Steel Products Corpora
ton plant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Raps Delay Of
Ending Jim Crow
Military Schools

WASHINGTON 49, The an
nouncemenf that the armed for
ces have until 1855 10 abolish
segregation 10 schools on military
posts is profoundly shocking
and contrary To- President Essen
hower's policy. Clarence Mitchell.
Injector ~ tho NAACP WaSn.ng
ton bureau. has Informed Dir. John
A Hannah. assistant Secretary Of
Defense
Apparently. those who have
been interested in thwariing
the Presidents plan 10 end seq
regaiion in these schools now
have fhe upper hand" Mr..
Mitchell asserted In recent
letter.
Mr. Mitchell made il clear that
re believed that much Of the
delay N changing practices NJ
.eErc ca'ion can bc traced to the
United States Office OF Educa-
ton which agency. he charged.
has been consistently hostile 70
anr program Of indignation
II have followed the course Of
legislation which makes funds
a,silabie 'dr the operation Of
schools on military posts and L
can see 10 reason. under the law.
which would prevent the milf
'aiv from taking over and opc-
rsAnc III cXiSir schools on
nIli'arv posts now . he asserted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Ford Contest Open For
College Scholarships

scholastic standing in The top
third Of the class are eligible 10
apply for scholarship
The parept must be on the
Ford payroll on Dec 81. 1888.
with continuous service since
Jan. ]. 1852. However. II a par
ent Of scholarship winner leaves
the company after the scholarship
has been awarded. the scholar
ship will not be interrupted for
that reason
Other Conditions
In addition. the sons and daugh-
ters OF former Ford employees.
now deceased or retired. are eli
gihle under certain conditions.
Applications from eligible cam
didstes must he received by the
Ford Fund scholarship office in
Dearborn not later than Deem
Der IS.
Those applying will take the
Scholastic Aptitude Tes, given
nv the College Entrance Exami-
nation Board on Jan. .. 1854 The
examinations will be held in
major critics throughout the coun-
try so tina; no applicant will have
10 travel more than Is miles.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
More Race School
Kids Means More
Teachers For DC.

WASHINGTON. D. c. (CNS)
The unexpected Negro enroll
nent'-which was 1000 higher
than School Snpt. Corning had
eStlmated-may cause more Ne
gro teachers 10 be hired in Wash
lnp'on's segregated school system.
The enrolment shows that
there are now $4,000 more Ne.
gro children than white chill
dren in the public schools. This
means some OF the white teach
ers must 90 10 make room for
additional Negro teachers.
With the drop mostly in the
white senior high schools, the
School Board plans 10 move
some OF the surplus white senior
high school teachers to junior
high schools. move junior high
school teachers 10 elementary
classes and get rid OF some tenn
porarv elementary teachers so we
can transfer salaries to Negro
schools"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Slip at Track
Worth $4,000
Says Patron

A gasoline station operator told
= Circuit Court Jury last week
that personal slip al the Livonia
race track rather than one by a
competing horse was worth
$4,000 in damages against the
Michigan Racing Association.
In hearing before Judge
Robert M. Toms. Joseph Jones.
$685. Beaubien. told this story,
He was on his way TO the bet
windows Al the track run by, the
MIRA on June %. 1851. when. he
leapcd over rain puddle and
skiddcd on a batch Of discarded
mutuel tickets TO irreparably in
jure his left hand.
Those bet tickets caused me
10 skid and fall and be knocked
out he related.
when I came to. I didn't know
II was in front Of the 81 or SIS
window, in fact, never did get
TO place bet"
Jones added that he was forced
to undergo treatment for multiple
fractures Of his wrist and hand.
ncceSsltating stel peg 10 be
placed in his hand 10 facilitate it,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Adventures in
At Filming

Camera Adventures II Art.
sores ~ fos' fllr program
about painting 7nd sculpture Aas
been planned ~ the Fine Arts
Department for presentation in
the Man Lhrsiv and four
branches. hecirn Oct : The
programs are open 20 'se pubic.
free - charge
The opening program will
feature Toulouse Laufrec.
Painter Of the Partisan Boheme.
. color film reeapiurina Lau-
trees special world through
photographs painiinas. draw
inss and sichings. along with
scenes from Paris streets and
cafes.
The secori f'l~ V.ll be Wax
Gogh the Acadcnv Award o-
oEraphy wr'c1 traces the course
~ events and croiioral Crises
n The pa nte'ts af4 rs these are
reflec'ed u hs paintings
The third "'V. s+h j. lie
volcs7io lpr sing - Paris IN l84a
told Enough tho dewoe - mov-
'ng the -swela owes graphic
works ~ Ds0~.er Gavsrn. De-
camps ana other artists q the
'inae
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
How to MANAGE
Family Budget

Managing Your Family Fl
nsaces series o.. six weekly
meetings viii begin the week Of
o. ; at five branch libraries
across Tho city hv Detroit Public
Library in cooperation with De-
tr6i Board ~ Education. Adul,
Fuucs' son Department The
charge for the SIX meetings W,ll
be 81
PUP So .! ne series Is 20 as
syst hofrernasers in managing
thor finances 10 prov de maxi
mum satisfaction ~ the family
e.nup The participants viii be
encouraged @ work on. and dis
cuse individual prnblcInS.
Attention 1ill be given ~ the
long range planning goals for
pending. record keeDng and
stretching the food dollar.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Plea
to Appeals
(ourt0et.5

ATLANTA - The Louisiana
State University will renew It's
efforts TO maintain a lily-wh'e
policy in It's undergraduate Col
lege OF Arts and Sciences a. a
hearing before the United States
Court Of Appeals here Monday
Meanwhile the universiiY's
Iona established tradition OF
excluding Negro students has
been broken by the enrolment.
on court order. OF Alexander
p. Tureaud. Jr. Of New Or
leans as freshman in the
college.
Determined 10 keep Negro stu
dents out ~ RS undergraduate
courses. university officials APP
pesled from a decision handed
down on Sept. II By Federal Dis
trci Court Judge J Skellv Wright
cn'nining tho university from
further refusing to registcr and
enroll me l'-N tai-Oid applicant.
the son Of leading civil rights
LAWYER in New Orleans.
The sppcsi was granted. hut a
request for 2 stay Of execution
~ The Injunction was denied by
both Judge Wright and Judge
Joseph C Hutchinson. ch Of Judge
~ the Fifth Circuit Court Of
Appeals
Young Turcaud Is now attend
ing classes as the first Negro
UNDERGRADUATE AZ LSU. He regis
tered on Sept "a Tor combina-
ton course leading TO the A b.
and IL. y degrees. He Was as
signed 10 dorm.torv space on the
campus at Baton Rouge. La and
enrolled for ROTC training in
tho Air Force.
Like other freshmen, he at
tended his first football game
a,'rcd in 'he traditional dress
for the occssion--pa i-mas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03
Another New Face
For 1853 Signed

CHICAGO New Faces ~
1851 will have AZ least TWO new
race stars Il all goes well
Last week choregrapher Ann
Henry Of the "Co-ops" dance
group, signed q contract for the
1854 production.
Miss Henry. a Duke Ellington
protege and Stan Kenton pet. was
viewed BY producer Leonard
Sillman.
Her modern dance company
which includes Gwen Davis and
Earle MCGOWAN. demonstrated
comedy sketches and solo num-
bers.
Commenting on the talents Of
Miss Henry and her group, pro-
ducer Sillman said;
Miss Henry is completely
uninhibited performer. showing
rare genius"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-10-03

AAiN = @N''"ARt 80 - 49, - W.
The Fund is nom profit
corporation completely indepen-
dent of the Ford Foundation.
being organized for educational
scientific and charitable pur
poses ana u supported prinei-
pslly by contributions from
Ford Motor Company.
AS IN the first three years of
the program. the scholarships will
provide fun tuition and partial
living costs at any approved
American college or UNIVERSITY a
winner nav select" Mr. Pine
said
Annual Grant
"rha Fund also wil contribute
az annual $500 Decentralization
gram - pilya'e, endowed cob
lsres or un.vet ties FOR each