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HOUSES UNFuRNlsHED tcons.l

14Oo BLOCK 42nd ST. s;E.1Nev
yard, fuIl basement. gas &C. heat
laundry trays. outside entrance. hv;
ing room, dining rm.. fully eoulppec
kit. 2 large bedrooms. ample cIoSet
space. beautiful tile bath; nov
available on years lease Tor Sloo
JOHN Sst iS'Fs F. DONOHOE g. SONS
314 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Ii. 3-00S4 Ewes. OIL. Z-6ioe
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcent.
ALEXANDRIA

$140
Holm Hall village. close to Mt
Vernon Memorial hwy; 3 bedrooms
$3.50
Founder House. with gardens from
and back for Summer entertaining
3 bedrms., 2 baths
$3.50
Really a show place in Alexandria
beautifully furnished and restored
for couple only.
$3.50
Near Virginia Theological Seminary
Navy captain transferred: bedrms.
2I2 baths, 2-car garage: on "a acre
best neighborhood; available June.
$3.50
) bedrmS. servants quarters; beau
tiful estate in Vienna, Va; servant!
will stay on with new tenants.
Charles r. Hooff, Inc.
1907 Duke St. Alex. Va. TIE. 6-344;
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ALEXANDRIA

500
bedrms., in Beacon Manor: south
of Alexandria, conv. to Fort BeIVoT
$1O5
Town house, 9 bedrms., on Queen st
$110
Beacon Manor. 2 bedrms. and full
basement.
Sis
Apartment, bedrm., din. rrn, kit. and
bath; liv. rm. 2SX1S; on Cameron
st. near City Hall.
$120
) bedrms.. end of row; nr. Arlandria.
$145
Newly restored town house; 2 bed
rms, bath and den up; liv; rn., din.
rm,, kit. newly eauippea; ana esc.d !.
Cameron st.
$3.50
3 bedrms.. in Braddock section; avail
able July 10.
$185
Belle Haven; bedrms., IA baths.
$3.50
Handsome 18th Century town house;
bedrms., 3 baths; on Prince ST.:
available in August.
$500
Belle Haven; 4 bedrms., 3 baths up;
also furnished at 5000.
$400
Beautiful estate in Vienna. Va;
servants will stay on with new
tenants.
Charles r. Hooff, Inc.
1907 Duke St.. Alex, Va. TIE. 6-S445
is
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APARTMENTS UAEURNlsHEp
EASTERN Gardens

Colored. New. 1920 Foote st. ne.
. bedrmS., liv. rm., dinette, kit. and
bath; $3.50 plus utils.
HARRY A. OLIKER co.
1131 VT. Ave. NV. MA. S-22lO.
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

to share attractive
6-rm. house with Sgle. girl; excel.
NV. section. Call TU. 2-46SS.
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COLORED
DoWN-S500 TO So. .50O-DOwN
Good selection of solid brick homes
All modern improvements, porches
full basement. automatic heat. Low
monthly payments. Call any time,
NE, S-65S0 or ia. 9-3406.
ARNOLD REALTY co.
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JAMES L. DIXON & co.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Blessed Sacrament Parish

LAFAYETTE SCHOOL AREA
Excellent detached Colonial residence
bedrooms. Ia bath, modern kitch-
room; gas hot-water heat. Property
in excellent condition. Priced al
$23,95O. Owner wants offer. For ap-
pointment, call F. A. TWEED CO.
INC, 5504 Conn. ave. NV, EN-. g.
1900 till nm
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APARTMENTS WANTED

ONE-BEDRM. APT. unfurn,; NV.
Box S9-G. Star.
FREE-Landloros applicants waiting
for your furn- or unfurn. apts. or
houses or sublets; Wash. Va. Md.
(white): open 2 days. Ma. 6-00O1
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE want attrac.
3-bedrm. apt. in nearby Va, where
small desirable dog is not oe!ee,
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Belleaire Apts.

2153 CALIFORNIA ST. NV,
q blk west Conn, ave. Liv. rm.,
bedrm,: din: rm;, kit, b: marvellous
rm.. sep. kit, mod bath: SX2 so.
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RETHESDA

BETHESDA
BRAND NEW. 3-BEDROOM
RAMBLERS-Brick and red
wood xteriors. fireplace.
equipped kitchen with ample
cabinets: large Handicapped lots.
playground facilities; healthy
suburban living with city con-
convenience.
RENTALS ONLY
$120-$125-$130
Sample house. 5601 Lone
Oak dr.. Furnished by. Malcolm
Scates, Inc. Open daily and
week ends for inspection, Drive
out Wisconsin ave. to Old
Georgetown rd. Bank of Be-
thesdal. turn left, 8. miles to
Lone Oak dr.. right to sample
home.
SHANNON g. LUCHS co,
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WEST OF 18th ST. NV. last of 2nd
alphabet. Mixed neighborhood =
Handsome Diet. brick on beautiful
lot; entrance hall. liv. rm., fireplace,
large din. rm., very mod. large kit.
den; porch; bedrms., , baths, up,
plus closed-in porches. Huge bsmt..
ceilent terms ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
(Col. U. S. A., Ret.) Broker, EN-
2-422S. OV 9-414h
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NEAR 9Th AND SHERIDAN SITS.
MODERNIzED SEMIDET. BRICK
tTradeS Consideredl
Under $4,000. Kitchen with gar
bage disposal. dishwasher,. ventila-
ting fan, cabinets galore. breakfast
area. den with built-in book shelves;
spacious dining room, covered radia-
tors. comb. aluminium storm win
6ows. screens. picture window in
basement. gas heat: near all schools.
bus; Today call Mrs. Kohn. RA.
MARSHALL ]. wAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th St. AD. 4-2005.
NEAR 4th AND GALLATIN
2 kitchens, Groom brick, incl.
porches, recreation room. oil h.-w,h;,
garage. Trade or terms. Quick
possession. Mr.. Maury. TU. 2-3936.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
UPPER BRIGHTWOOD -1Ha baths.
Georgia ave. transp. and shopping.
Space for family and guests; 4 rms,
list a.; 6 bedrms.. 2 baths, up. Full
bsmt., Diet garage. Very reasonably
priced. Easy terms.
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American University Park

American University Park
New detached 2-Story brick home
center-hall entrance. 1st floor. large
living rm. with fireplace, DINING
rm., all electric kitchen, including
dishwaSher and garbage disposal
powder rm. and screened concrete
porch. End floor, 3 sood-sized bed
rooms and bath. Full clean base
ment; gas air-conditioned heat
WO. 6-4162.
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CHEVEILY
Det. 2-story. 3-bedrm. brick; 1iv.
rm. with firepl., separate din. rm:.
complete kit; side porch; fun
bsmt.; lease. $120 per mo.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. REALTOR
544O Annapolis Rd., UN. 4-1143.
Open Ewes. It'll Pm. -15
COLORED-1125 9Th ST. N.W.-Nine
rms. bath, gas h.-w.h.. newly re-
SsgE6ted %sRp S13R N3RRpfs psr Re RssltoT WoqR R2
7-65S5 -13
MASS. AVE. N.W.-9
rms, 212 bath; full bsmt.; all lge.
rms, newly decorated; S175 mo.
FRED A. SMITH CO., 1l13 18th
st. NV, Elk. 3-24SO.
COLORED-4424 EADS ST. NE.-A
spacious, detached brick home; mod.
improvements: full basement; auto
matte heat. Lease avail. $135 mo.
NO. 7-0527, after 7:30. -19
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MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th St.. AID. 4-2005
CHEVY CHASE n e.

CHEVY CHASE, D. Q.
DIPLOMAT placing 1-yr-old brick
home on market. attrac. liv. rm
with fireplace. good-size din. rm.
with side porch. powder room, lge
modern kitchen with utility room
3 beautiful bedrms., 2 baths. cedar
attic; full basement, oil heat, pan
eled recr. rm. with fireplace. maid s
room. - bath. and laundry room;
good lot with 2-car garage. Will
sell furnished or unfurnished. Early
inspection recommended. Call Mr.
Ackley.
CAMPANELLA g. CO.
Elk, 3-4113. Ewes, EN-. 2-S105
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CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
NEW COLONIALS
S26,950 UP

home 3O27 Oliver st. NV.
Qeft on Oliver "a blk. So. of
Neb. and Utah AveS)
This, DISTINGUISHED group Of new
colonialS offer variety OF style
for the discriminating home seek
ers; 3 or 4 bedrooms. l "a to 2h2
baths: all feature large living rooms
with fireplace. spacious dining
rooms custom kitchens and the best
in craftsmanship, materials, equip
ment, and design. Whether shop
ping around or ready to buy YOU
should inspect these homes for value
and enduring INABILITY.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

FIRST OFFERING - Quality-built
red brick Georgian Colonial; out
standing construction, heavy slate
roof. Situated within walking dis.
tance of public and parochial
schools. transportation. Spring Val
din. rm.. modern kit. and breakfast
nook; 3 splendid bedrooms. LARGE
LIBRARY (or 4th bedroom) and 2
baths on 2nd floor. Attractive CLUB
ROOM. Attached garage. Entire
property in Al condition and priced
(eves.). THOS. ]. FISHER e. CO.
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3-BEDROOM. porch, fireplace. in Ar
lington. Near elem. schools. Couple
with , girls. AID. 2-0S13. 1 to. 3.
HOUSES NEEDED URGENTLY -
Furn. or unfurn.; upper NV. and
altor, EN-. 2-S400. day or night.
WE HAVE SEVERAL desirable clients
for furnished houses. Prefer down
town areas. RIDDELL REALTY
CO.. DI. 7-7901.
LET US RENT YOUR HoUsE-spe-
cializing in Chevy Chase. Bethesda
and Silver inYTpA spring; y sw.1n ,Nc
937 Pershing Dr., Silver Spring, Md.
JU. S-4711. OIL. 2-3413
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WOODBRIDGE. CORNER

Det. home, situated on beautiful COR
ner lot. Has liv.- rm.. din. rm.. kit.
and den on 1st FIR, s bedrms. and
bath on End flr., full bsmt. with oil
&C. heat: det. garage. Price. S16.-
600. On terms. Ewes. call Mr.. COL
bert, WO. 6-S55S. r. A, HUM
R.S0On ia
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COLORED
E16 TIpCHTTP CT NV

GIG UPSHUR ST. NV.
2O-Ft Tap. brick home; Colonial
front porch; side hall ent.: lee.
rms: = rear porcheS; li3 mod.
immaculate cond.; reas. down pay
ment and mo. payments like rent.
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY CO., INC.
ST. 3-0436. Ewes. EN-. 2-3320.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Those with artistic taste and love OF
beauty will appreciate this home
that. is different. from the AVERAGE;
Brick. center hall with bedroom and
bath on 1st floor. Large liv. rm., din.
rm. and mod kit. lovely bedrms;
and bath with storage rnl.. on End.
Fenced yard. trees and shrubbery.
brick. eaTage. Quiet street, Inn
maculate condition. Call Mrs Dav-
SUM- MARsHALL j. wAPLE CO.
Reaitor. 1924 l4th st. AD. 4-2006
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AMER. UNIV. PARK; SCI 1,5OO-Near
47th and Ellicott. Det., 2-story
brick, heavy slate roof; 3 nice bed
rms, . tile baths on 2nd f.; I'm.
heated Ord f.: full bsmt.; garage.
screened porch, oil h.-w.h. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-141l; ewes, OIL
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XDOO IVYDALE ST., SILVER Spring,
Md.-Charming corner brick bunga-
low: beautifully furn.; 2 bedrms.,
liv. rm., dinette. kit. and bath;
full bsmt; gas heat; spacious wood
ed grounds; $12O per mo. JUSTINE
REALTY CO.. 412 5th st. NV. D1
1895. -13
BETHESDA. SUMNER RENTAL;
beautiful large rambler. ideal for
entertaining and outdoor living;
adult family only. OIL. 1865.
Evening star., 1953-08-03

peoples titles are only courtesy
ones and do not appear on pass
ports or official papers, they are
generally accepted both here and
abroad.
Anyway, French aristocracy
makes it a habit to have men,
berS of its younger generation
assume the family title along
with Christian names to dis
tinguish them from the real
holder.
So once you belong to an aris-
tocratic family on which at any
time in history a title was be-
slowed, no one is surprised If
you suddenly appear with the
title of count or countess.
Result: A strange title-infia-
ton in country which considers
itself the most democratic in the
world.
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Few French Titles
Are Legal; Most
Are eSeIf-Acquired
By Paul Gholi
Foreign Correspondent of The St1V and
the Chicoao Dolly News


PARIS, Aug. 3.-Not all
French "countesses" who adorn
Swank American cocktail par
ties are real French countesses-
even If they are beautiful blonds.
Most of the princely titles in
France, except in rare instances
where they were bstowed on
Napoleon's marshalS, are either
foreign titles or just plain bogus
ones.
If you meet a French duchess
with an historical title, she's
probably a real one, and a
Frenchman with a Napoleonic
title is apt to be the genuine
article. But between the two
there's a wide gap filled in with
titles far more questionable.
80 Per Cent Are Courtesy.
Probably 80 per cent of the
French titles, in the strict sense
OF the word, are courtesy" or
self-acquired ones. The remain
ing 20 per cent, however, are as
genuine as any existing in the
old monarchieS.
Legal" titles in France are
usually borne either by:
Very old families whose
members have held high rank
at court or in public life in the
course of history, or
Families granted titles dur
ing the 10th Century by the
Napoleons. or by the three kings
who ruled France during the last
century.
In the first instance, the title
has passed without interruption
from father to son and, because
OF the family's high social posi-
tion, is not subject to trickery.
In the second, the title is easy
to prove for the deed granting it
is quickly available.
Titles Are Recognized.
The French Fourth Republic
recognizes all titles bestowed by
French kings or emperors and
allows them to appear on official
papers, fact not generally
known. A special Office at the
Ministry of Justice, called "the
chancery," has the sole function
Of examining claims to titles
and granting recognition to
those that have been proved.
Contrary to what happened in
other countries, the French rev.
olution did not bring legislation
suppressing titles in France and
neither did subsequent republi-
can regimes.
So any titled Frenchman can
have his title on his marriage
certificate, passport and the
birth certificate of his children
after he has provided docu-
mentary proof that he is a direct
descendant of the ancestor upon
whom the title was bestowed.
Because of wars, revolutions
and the normal dying out of
families, many present titles
could never be legitimately
proved and those who use them
really have no legal right to do
so.
Accepted by All.
But present-day French So
ciety is not too particular about
that. Despite the fact that most
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Youth Scores Drivers
With Siren-Like YeIIs
BY the Asseeinted Press

OKLAHOMA CITY. - Harry
John Reeves, 17-year- r-old joke
ster, was a scream" all right,
but his extraordinary talent
landed him in Jail.
scoutcar of1ce ers E. E. Hawk
and S. D. Orr chased an automo-
bile 10 blocks following a "siren
going full blast" they reported.
But, it wasn't a siren at all. It
was young Reeves initiating one,
screaming other cars out Of the
way.
He and his three teen-age
companions were jailed over
night.
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Bicycle Thief, 7, Caught
On His Second Try
BY the Assoeiated Press

BUTTE. Mont.-A 7-year-old
Butte boy walked away with a
girls bicycle from a store dis
play. Friends teased him for hav-
ing a girls bike, so he took it
back.
The lad picked a boys bicycle
from the same display and left
with it.
Later, the store manager
solved the strange disappear
ances, restored both bicycles to
his display and sent the little
boy away-afoot.
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Desks for Carving
Given to Students

HOBART, Australia (CDN
The millennium has arrived for
boys at Scotch College, Tas-
mania.
The school has installed an ex-
ira. special desk in each class
room and invited the students to
hack their initials into it to their
hearts content.
BY providing these special
desks "for carving only" the
school hopes to reduce wear
and tear on other classroom
desks.
Evening star., 1953-08-03
Pike Killed With Gun

Patrick Carter of Moycullen,
Erie, sighted a 43-pound pike in
shallow water and killed it with
a shotgun,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
Fuel Test
Held Largest

PHILADELPHIA An AUTO.
mobile fuels test believed lager
IA scope than any az ~ knd
ever attempted before was an.
bounced TODAY by sun on Com
panv At the concllsion OF a
81. 500 male ilve slate oven the
road gasoline qualify lest
The test was made under
actual road and traffic con
diiions that American motorists
encounter daily while driving
on business or vacation.
TWenty-flre l94s 20 1888 model
ears of all ls current American
makes were driven under com
PAL able conditions 1n fne East
ern and Mid West states
Purpose Of the test Was % com
pare The II Leading brands oi
premium ptccd gasoline, ,nal
compete with suns Rlae Sunoco
Each gasoline Nas tested inI
mles per gallon tate OF acceleia
ton and overall performance
In order To- provide AN nm
partial and osleciiNe test lm AL
fuels appraised an independent
research laboratory the Uutirc
States Testing Complain Inc o
lloboNen \ j conducted tA'
nndeLlakMg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
CHARM
By LOU LurouR

NEW YORK (GlobaD- School
will soon be starting and there
will be parties. receptions and
other social functions coming up
Nothing 10 mors charming
than young people with man.
nsrs. and it's ell very simple
10 have nice manners II one
takes just q little time 10 think
about them. Take infroduefions.
for instance;
First remember 10 always
present the Young person 10 the
older person the man IN the
woman, or the lower rank 10 the
higher rank You would SAY
Mrs Martin, NAV ! lntrduce
Mr. lawson" Or. Sarah. this Is
Larry Fields | was in play
with his sister Larry this is
my sister sarah A Doctor would
he introduced ~ Or Sommei
vile and his tie - Mrs Som
merVille--neVer ~ Mrs Dr.
Sommerville
II after YOU have accepted sr
introduction. there Is hand
shake do be sure II IL firm
warm, sincere handmade. and
not . wishy- washy "finser-tip
shake
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

Last Friday evening found the
members OF Desirees Social Club
serving 81 hostess TO . group OF
their friends at the elsborstely
furnished home OF Jscqueline
Bryant OF Idaho avenue. The
party was held in the spacious
backyard OF her lovely home.
During the course OF the evening
guest danced 20 the latest rec
ords, chsttsd among themselves,
and were served . delightful re
past.
Among those present were
Betty Walker, Gilbert Hill, Gersl-
dine Sturdivsnt, Evelyn Fennoy,
Hershey Sanders. Warren Good
low. Elms Johnson. Donald
Thomas. Edurdo Leonardo De.
Cordovs Ports Hall Lslone
Bsronis. Ronald Cole. Sam Webb,
and club members Eleanor
Webb, Barbara Fuller. Shirley
White, Jscqueline Bryant. Gwen
dolyn Gamble Carol Brown,
Clsudette Edwards. Joyce Smith
and Jscqueline Benson.
LACASToR'S HAY RIDE
The LaCasfor Social Club
held its Wsinsr Roast and hay
ride ~ Rouge Park Saturday.
Aug. 70. II was really q gale
affair. The truck dspwtsd from
the home Of DoroftT Lamar
OF Epworih street al Q o'clock.
When the truck arrived ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

Rouge singing was in order
dancing and wsiner roasting.
During the course Of the eve
ming. other groups joined the
festivities and were made vel.
come 10 share the fun.
Some " those in ATTENDANCE
were. Pat Jones. Doio'hy l.ani-l
jeanette Jones Johnnie DuKct
Courtney Tolbcfi G~culolt
Jones Maurice BeIr, Mare Bel
Shirley Bell, Harold LiyOn, sNf
many Others
VISITING FROM CLEVELAND
GLADYS tlceung gtlo ~
house guest ~ " md NJ t
thur Fieemile, Is trpYiraif c.4
joying her ,ts4' 20 De'rei
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05

Mr.. Fuhr, an administrative
officer OF FCA. says il took two
years OF explaining and plead.
ing by John Cannon. farmer
and president OF tho County Ne
urc Business League, and other
iarm leaders TO get the project
started.
ini even then sume oi the
'nts wanted 10 back uut he
,svse hey were afraid Of the le
Ion az the other thnee einaei ;
Mllon.
But The leaders of the ca op
lafueht that the colored farmers
aAghl to have then own GIN.
Finally by the spring of ls4a, they
10 succeeded in lsising $50, 900
a hWn they plunned down on a
modern gin.
10 September OF the same yea,
~ list bale of cotton rolleo on
20 the platform, and the coop
o. IN business
Not a single one Of Ire Other
sinnsrs has ever said q word
against the coop, Mr.. Cannon
reports. And the Negro gin has
made money sverY year, enough
-
10 pay dividends 10 the Is pre-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
WJR Given Award

The American Legion Auxiliary
and the Veterans Administration
presented citations lasi week "a
Worth Kramer, WJR Pioe Pres
dent and General Manage Tor
the station outstanding service
TO veterans
The American Legion citation
read Presented 10 JR in ieeog-
milton Of its important contrIhu-
ton ia the education. enteualn-
ment and inspiration OF this com-
munltN and in appreciation Of
courteSes and cooperation ex-
tended 10 The American Legion
Auxiliary y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
College Awards
Lionel Hampton

COLUMBIA. 5 e. Band Lead
er Lionel Hampton received The
honorary degree Of doctor Of
music from Allen University here
al the recent summer convoca-
ton.
Dr. s. n. Higgins. Allen prssi-
dent. conferred the honor upon
the nationally known musician.
hamp vas cited for The degree
by he faculty and trustees Of
TINS south Carolina institution Of
higher learning Officials said
they feel he has distinguished
himself IN the ofcheSt Of a
distinctive lype OF American
music.
ln addition ~ ms musical con
l'lpullons lismplons phllmihro-
PIE interest IN youth and youth
rganfstiOns was cited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
|crcr Workers
Aou I'm Farms

Thirty SIX thousand icAer per-
sons were Al work on farms ia
the Soulh dualns HE survey
week Juls 10 26 than Dung
he same period wear ago re-
pots he L s Department of
Agriculture
For the Nation rs a whole en-
plovmenl was down 100000 from
year ago. Total number a. work
was l0772 900 or these 46i9 600
We're emploved ~ the South eth
81 on their own farms ~ as hired
workers
With most ol the cultivation II
cotton IN The South completed,
farmers ~ that region We're 9th
er busting their crop with insec-
iicides, or lust about ready 10
begin picking In paris ~ Texas.
picking was Already underua,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05


Lucky was so good he's full
filing his second engagement.
Leslie couldn't stay on smother
4 week because OF her urgent re-
eording commitments with
MGM.
Dizzy Gillespie IS now starring
the Apollo along with Red
Alien the trumpet wizard clari.
nelsi superb, Sidney Beichet
and Lucky Mllinder This Apollo
\ how is terrific Dusty Fletcher
gotns great with the Big Rhy-
4 thm and Blues Show Don
Abnev great pianist, with
iInckSf band.
Burnie Peacock is one Of the
4 great opponents ri the alto sax.
\ peacockS style is flexible. as
yell as sweet and colorful lie
PLAYED with The famous old Blue
phvihn Band Of Lucky Mlllin-
de Count Bssie's Band and Can
cslloway's ork Now. the sophls.
trsied Peacock Is back with
luoSA
Burnie Is married L. pretty
leael Lightfood, VINO is from
lie writer's hometown Of Detroit.
W. remember jewell as q class
nate al Wineert Elementary
Schlol in The Motor Cityl Burne
King Records artist Ills
most popular waxing IS Char
name His latest record release
NV Blue Heaven
Lionel Hampton and his band
srs breaking II up at Broad
ways Bandbox Cafe. hsmp has
his boys wearing beach shorts
as they play--whst a calamity
Erskine Hawkins enjoying
watching little Leslie Crsyne
and Lucky Millinder's bsnd al
The Apollo.
Erroll Garner going great aut
n the West Coast Duke FL
ngfnn and his wife sirolling
lp Seventh avenue. taking il
EASY
Blll Taylor and his hand I'LL
X .one great AZ Lou Taifas place
m West Attn Street of Broad
\ "a, fIs drummer man. Charlie
Sn.t' is one ~ the greatest in
ne BIZ Billy Ward and h )
! DoNnoes are sin gong great
Bette McI.silin making a hit
- Rfrale avs Birdland
"Polgy and Bess' still eolue
snong on Broadway Hear
'hs' t'hrago's Janice Klngslow
n 'ss become quite an actress We
smen be janice when we used
81 % 20 70 Chicago from Detroit 10
Nsi Fariha Kit is making
good IN me road
Dorothy cambridge is still
clicking, Johnny Hodges and
band back in New York City
# Tor = brief spell. Sonny
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-09-05
College Fund Choir
Breakfasts Slated

NEW YORK The weekly Sc
res Of United Negro College
Fund Choir hroadcasts for Sep
lember and October in coopers.
'lon with The Public Affairs De
patinlent Of the American Broad.
casting Company, was announced
to-day by w J Trent it,. the
Funds executive director
On Sept. sih the Shaw Uni.
vsrsiiY choral group OF Raleigh.
N. C.. will be heard. while sub
sequeni programs will feature
the Beihune- Goodman College
choir Of DaYiona Beach. Fla.
Sept. IL. the Fisk University
choir OF Nashville. Tenn. Sept.
20. and the Texas College en-
sembls OF Tyler. Texas. on Sept,
~.
The Phiiander Smith College
Chou Of Little Rock. Ark. will
ne heard Oct. An. followed bv
the Lincoln Pa University
choir Oct " the Hampton (Vs)
institute choir, Oct, ls, and the
BISHOP College choral group oil
Marshall. Texas on Oct IS
The series featuring the chorsl
groups Of the 81 private colleges
and universities associated In the
Fund, originates In New York
Sundays 1880 10 II am over
station WABC These broadcasis
have served 10 acqualni large
American pubic with the work
OF the Fund m behalf Of greater
educarionsl oppol tunties for Ne.
gro youth.