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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
Acorns 10 Oak Trees
By JULIAN c. WYCHE

Upon arrival back TO the
Motor City this week from
Charlotte. North arolina
where We attended last rites
for a beloved aunt. our pc
rusal Of the rews during the
past few days on the local
scene pointed up one fact.
1t was that the daiIies in
Charlotte, called the Queen
City of the Carolinas, head
lined the fact that the De-
partment of Justice had filed
an amicae curie (friend of the
COURT brief, supporting con-
tention that Jim Grow schools
are unconstitutional.
Local newspapers carried
the story on an inside page
with about six paragraphs
chopped. II could only mean
that the "North" was only
mildly Interested in events
which would possibly link
With their standard policy
as 10 an integrated public
school system.
Thus, opinions Of educa-
tors and school teachers in
tervicwed during my So
iourn in the city that near
~ touches the South Caro-
linian border were interest
ing.
These are thoughts and
forecasts Of those who
would be in the middle Of
possibly the most significant
social reform since the Civil
War in annals Of the nation,
IL the Us. Supreme Court
rules jim Crow schools un-
constitutional.
Those interviewed had
actually nothing more to
add then had been voiced 70
officials Of the National AS.
ISOLATION For the Advance.
ment of Colo~ed People al
the time briefs were being
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DR.. Slaughter-Victim

DR.. Fred NJ. Slaughter. ass z.
Adams. told police he was robbed
Of $500 and 40 quarter grain NOR
phlne tablets last week by TWO
armed bandits who blind-folded
him with an undershlrt and
bound his hands with a necktle.
The 63-year-old doctor said the
TWO. one carrying gun and the
other knife. invaded his office
a; the Adams address, then es-
capped
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Legal Notices
VIM. v. Banks. ATTY.

Vim. v Banks. Atty.
4os crafioi
S'aie ~ Mrhiran IN the Cir
Gu Court for the County Of
W ac n Catncory
PlriitPD WATSON. Plaintiff
Vs. IDA WATSON Defendant.
Crde- of Publication
no. 5ll.s44
AZ sceso n Of said Court held
O. he Court House in the City
Of Dc'ro.t. County and State
81 a.d. This 6'h day Of No
veo 9cr AID 1853
r m Hon Robert NJ Toms,
c. no Court Judge
II Appearing ihat the defendant
s. not resident Of the state Of
NJ ch gan. but resides in the State
% Illinois AZ 45l8 Drcxel Blvd,
Chicago Illinois.
II Is Ordered that the defend
ant enter her appearance in this
cause on or before three months
from tho date ~ this order or
said VIII be- taken as confessed
II Is Further Ordered that a
copy Of this order be sent by
registered mail 20 said defendant
a. 45l8 Drcxcl Blvd. Chicago
Illinois. her last known address,
and II not received personally by
said defendant AZ least twenty
DAYS before the time prescribed
for appearance, that this order
be published as required by law
ROBERT M TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
EDGAR M Branigin, Clerk
BY v. Mahardi. Deputy Clerk
ll-28-l-2-54.
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State Of Michigan. the n.
bate Court for the County l.
Wayne.
No. 4l3.5oo
In the Matter OF I'll Esd.e A
ALOIN d. MOORE. Deceased
Notice is. hereby giln that Il
creditors Of said ceased nd
required 20 present 'ler claIns
in writing and under oath. n
said Court at the Probate 0ftIr|
in the City of Deigat. IN sad
County. and to serve Z copy there
Of upon TIMOTHY l.. MOORE
Administrator Of SAID estate, 81
1923 Theodore. Detsoii. Michga
on or before the 2nd day 4
February AID 1854. and Ih.l
such claims VII BE heard n
said court, before Judge Paira
II. O'Bricn in Coart Room Nd
SOC, Wayne COUNTY Building. ID
the City OF Detroit in sad
County. on the 2nd day Of Feb.
ruary. AID 1924. az two O'Clock
in the afternoon.
Dated %. 1853.
pATPTfE u O'PRIrN
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YOU WILL LIVE AGAIN

Scripture. Science. Reason. Proves
beyond doubt, Man will live again.
Know his loved ones and see his
Master face 10 face To inspire
your faith. To abandon the fear
Of death. To find happiness in lie;
Don't fail 10 read America 5 two in
spring new Publications: DEATH
MANS GREATEST ADVENTURE
and THE SECRET OF HAPPI-
NESS WHILE YOU LIVE on
EARTH. For both copies enclose
sl.00 to- READERS PUBLICA-
TIONS, BOX 400. CANTON !.
OHIO.
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Continued from Page y

ousy. She can watch her con
verSation. and watch what
she accepts as right-thinking
and good conversation
The Light of the World
Christ. the Messiah. the
sen Of God. the living Spirit,
is the light Of the world. He
wrote the pages Of divine
Life and love in the affairs
OF men. Let Us as We draw
near TO the Christmas yule-
tide begin 10 sing with the
angels. Glory TO God :.
peace on the earth and good
y III toward men
Expel All Error
III these ideas Of the unity
% good found in the power
Of God. lei Us expel all
physical Ills OF the body. and
human illusions including
sins OF the world. Let us con-
tlnue 10 lift up our voices in
praise and thanksgiving to
God. Pray and >tudy that We
may gain more fruitful TN
Outstanding Of the meaning
o. divine Love Let us be glad
and praise God that human
fear, evil, error. animal mag
neiism. and the belief in a
n aterial universe, is waning
away in our land, and spirit
ual mental practice is pro-
noting peace and goodwill.
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Rf RdACa ia AbC IA - Po~
Of the fight which was then
only limited to the equal
but separate" theory.
The opinions and views
in the main rented the
theory in that the various
Southern states had hereto
fore had shown little or no
concern for proportional
education Of white and Ne
gro children.
As to the academic train
ing Of Negro teachers as
compared TO white. a few
states in Dixie had long
equalized salaries and the
former in large numbers
have earned their Masters.
Most Of those opinionat-
ing confessed that the later
brief to petition for inte-
grated schools did things 10
their imaginations whereby
they could envision friction
throughout the South.
But, admittance of Ne
groes to several graduate
schools of previous lily
white universities in the
land of Dixie without any
repercussions did much to
curb their alarm"
We're they ready to ac-
cept an immediate change,
based mainly on the time
interval it would take to
change over the school sys-
tenn? The answers were di-
vided.
Those who still retain an
inferior complex-as to
competition with whit e
teachers or envision their
So-called individual thrones
being wiped-out - unhesi-
tatingly phoofed the idea.
They are just as bad or
| perhaps worse than their
white brothers, who preach
and practice white suprem,
acy, for they are pawns. A
pawn who would act as a
Judas to sell his race dowr
the river for privilege to
earn a little silver.
Others felt that the int.
grafton, If so ordered by
law, should be gradual SC
that all concerned coulc
make an adjustment. The,
stated no definitely time.
limit.
Perhaps it is best to re-
late that all were reminded
that the NAACP pointed.
out in its brief that previous
rulings on civil rights cases
exploded the supposition
that any move to integrate
should be gradual"
This writer also think.
that there should be an ad,
iustment interval if jim
Crow schools are ruled in
valid, but he goes along
with the NAACP when il
asks the highest tribunal in
the land to rule specifically
on the question of gradua-
ton, if it outlaws Jim Grow
schools.
One thing certain, all eyes
and ears will find the Su.
preme Court in the Nations
Capital as the most interest,
ing target when the school
eases C0na I'm poxf MorIo
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Wayne U. halfback Don Hal
verson OF Stambaugh, Mich, and
tackle Steve Genyk Of Detroit
would like TO celebrate their
birthdays this week with a vic
tory over Valparaiso u. Genyk
was 20 years old last Wednesday,
while Halverson will be 10 the
day OF the Wayne-Valpo game.
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Ralph w. Miller. Atty.
1873 Dequindre

llfS5 Oequlndfe
State Of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
WAYNE in Chancerv
Cattle RINE WILKERSON,
Plaintiff. Us. JOHNNIE WILK-
ERSON. Defendant.
Order Of Publication
No. sll.4s5
Al a session Of said court held
in the County Courthouse in the
city Of Detroit, Wayne County,
Michigan. this 28th day OF Oc-
tober. 1853 AID.
Present: Hon Vincent NJ. Bren-
nan. Circuit Judge
II appearing TO this Court from
affidavit hereto attached that the
defendant. Johnnie Wilkerson is
not a resident Of or. domiciled in
the city Of Detroit, WAYNE
County Michigan. but that he
resides al l54 Vine street, At
lanta. Georgia, and as such can
not be served with summons
issued ont of this Court
On motion Of Ralph w. Miller.
attorney for the plaintiff. Carh-
crime Wilkerson. 1T IS ORDERED
that the defendant. Johnnie Will
kcrson. appear or answer the bill
OF complaint filed in said cause
on or before three 90 months
from the date hereof or that said
bill may be taken as confessed.
II is further Ordered hereby
that copy Of this order Shall be
sent 10 the defendant at his last
known address. 1874 Vine street.
Atlanta, Georgia. by registered
mail, and in case no return re-
ceipt signed by the defendant is
received. this order shall be duly
publicized as required by law.
VINCENT NJ. BRENNAN.
Circuit Judge.
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
Dauble Vogelair, Deputy Clerk
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T-.u has. vel n na heart;
lieu rrt v,tl-es re in the
r1. 1904 ha-i ir.ea re. end
sh4.. t-5 roth -7t an pur-
= e4 .rsi ny woa,h sail net
;ransg-rss. Cc--c-airs tire
" Is - ~cr ky re we'd Of
thy lbs ! aave x =, re sr3m
the psths 81 .oa 1ee.-sye-.
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HOUSE FOR SALE
e3l Webb

Here II is Large 4 Bedroom house
n Excellent location. Automatic
heat and hot water. Carpeting.
Refrigerator. and Natural Fire
place. Easy Terms.
Mr.. Peterson KE. 2-2600
Rosedsle Park Realty Co.
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Marion v. Bonds
70S LAWYERS Bldo.

State OF Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
OSHIE MAE DUNCAN. PAIN
tiff. KS. ANON DUNCAN, De-
mendant.
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cult Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
LUCILLE FERGUSON. Plain
tiff. VS.. JOHN FERGUSON, De-
fendant
Order To Appear
No. 5l2.l52
AT q session OF the above en-
titled Court. held n the County
Building. in the City ~ Detroit.
County OF Wayne, and State Of
Michipan. This i4th day of No
ven1ber AID 1853.
Present Honorable Robert M.
Toms. Circuit Judge.
II appearing by affidavit here
10 attached. that the defendant.
John Ferguson. is not resident
Of Michigan. but that his last
known place Of residence was in
the City Of Karneysville. State
Of West Virginia, care Of General
Delivery
On motion Of William T Pat
rick. Sr Attorney for plaintiff
II Is HEREBY Ordered. that The
defendant. John Ferguson. enter
his appearance in this cause.
either in person. or by attorney
within three (3) months from
date hereof or the Bill Of Com
lplaint heretofore filed AGAINST him
will be taken by default
II Is Further Ordered, that a
true copy Of this Order to Appear
he mailed 10 the defendant. John
Ferguson. az his last known ad
dress. by registered mail. return
receipt requested. and that a
true copv of said Order 10 Appear
be published in a newspaper in
and for the County of Wavne.
State Of Michigan. according TO
law.
ROBERT M. TOMS.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
BY A. Shedd. Deputy Clerk
4 li-28-i-2-54.
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State OF Michigan. the Probate
Court for the County OF Wayne.
No. 4ll,706


State OF Michigan. the Probate
Court for the County Of Wayne.
No. 4ll,706
In the Matter of the Estate 81
ANNIE SUE LYTE. also known
as ANNIE s. LYTE. Deceased
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors of said deceased are re-
CURED 10 present their claims IN
writing and under oath. 10 said
Court al the Probate Office in the
City OF Detroit. in said County.
and 10 serve copy thereof upon
LRNEST RICHARDS. Admins
traitor Of said estate. al 603 Z
Forest. Detroit, Michigan. on or
before the goth day Of January.
AID, 1854. and that such claims
VIII be heard by said court, be-
fore Judge Thomas c Murphy in
Court Room No. sos, Wayne
County Building in the City Of
Detroit. in said County. on the
10th day Of January, AID. 1854.
al two o'clock in the afternoon.
Dated November 8, 1853.
THOMAS c. MURPHY,
Judge OF Probate.
do hereby certify that l have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and
have found the same to be COR
rect transcript Of such original
record.
Dated November 9, 1853.
ALLEN r. EDISON.
Deputy Probate Register
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
successfully. within thirty days
from the date hereof
(ll-l4 l2-l9
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CLASSIFIED
MACK AVE-. Cor. BEALs

FAHNR - -" ~Sts @&S
Excellent Building. living quar-
tiers above. can be used for any
type business. Gas heat. near
large Super Market Will accept
offer on Price and Down
Payment TU. l-72OO.
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william T. Patrick. ST.. Atty.
sol Lawyers Bldg.

State 81 Michigan. in the Cir
cut Court for the County OF
Wavnc in Chancory
PERCY WILLIAMS. Plaintiff.
vs. MAGNOLIA WILLIAMS. De-
-. I...4
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FOR SALE

Strobe Flash Unit No . F,y
lent Condition. 30-dav eaa,. ~
Tor further informat.ar
Call TR. 2-l794 after 3On
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GIRL WANTED

Excellent IN Mathema'.cs !.
Penmanship. Must De eapssls
proving figures for aceNscy
Good Typist.
State Age Training. Expsu-.
!. any. and salary do lid !.
ther qualifications =
BOX 935
c 0 DETROIT TRIBUNE
2l46 ST Anio.ae
Detroit !, Michilee
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FuRNIruRE FOR SALE

Krone Kitchen Table and Chairs
$500. RefrigeratorS 5000.
Odds and Ends.
TO 8-29i4 Sunday. 10 10 I.
1901 Burlingame. near 18th
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State OF Michigan, the n.
bate Court for the County I!
Wayne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-05
william T. Patrick. ST.. Atty.
sol I.aWYers Blda.

state Of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
LUCILLE FERGUSON. Plain
tiff. VS.. JOHN FERGUSON, De-
PENDANT.
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ROBERT NJ. TOMS. I,

Ifcult Judge.
"a True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
BY A. Shedd. Deputy Clerk
ll-28-1-2-54.
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prepared in the first phase
Of the fight which was then
only limited to the equal
but separate" theory.
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State Of Michigan. the Pro-
bate Court for the County Of
WAYNE.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
2-FAMILY HOME

other vacant. Separate meters. oil
h.-w. heat; 713 East Cspitol. Open
Saturday and Sunday 2-6 Price
and terms reasonable. WILLIAM j.
DAVIS, INC. 900 II IT. NV, MA,
S-35b6 HO. 2-0s33.
(Continued on Next Page.I
Evening star., 1953-08-30
NEW 2-STORY
DETACHED BRICK

3139 o ST. Sc.
Center hall, lge, liv. rm., with firepl.,
din. .rm. beautiful equipped kitchen.
powder rn., 3 bedrms. and baths.
with many closets. built-in garage.
priced to sell. S31 800. Open 10 Til
dark. block from PennsylvaniS
ave. OF Branch ave.
BUSADA REALTY co.
4415 Southern Ave. Sc.
70. 9-s500 Ewes. LU. 2-0303
Evening star., 1953-08-30

coLoREDLS1!600 DOWN PAYMENT
l7OS Lawrence st. n.e.-Detached
home: rms. and bath. bsmt., oil
neat; large lot. Price, &l6,95O.
<; HACkMAN K. FAIRBAIRN
OIL. 2-274S RE. 7-0175 DE. 2-322S
Evening star., 1953-08-30
THE SUNDAY STAR Bill
Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY, AUGUST 80, 1853
HOUSES SALE-S.E. tcont.) }

343s 25th ST. Sc. Open sun, 2 to
dark; 3-bedrm. semi-det. brick. ali.
elec., kit. dishwaSher, garbage dis
posal; full bsmt.. gas heat: storm
doors and windows; fenced yard;
Sl2,U0O, low down payment. CT
loan. MoLL1E M. DAVIDSON, ia.
753 CONGRESS ST. s.E.-e-rm.
Ssemidet:, brick. 8 bedrms.. kit, din"
ing and living rm., recr. rm., 2Iz
baths Qst floor powder rm.I, storm
windows. metal awnings, Anchor
fence gas INV. heat; CT 1st trust,
Price, $14.950. 10. 2-7O76.
NEAR SOUTHERN AVE. Open . to
5 pm, 5102 You st. New Diet. brick
bungalow with 2 bedrms. tiled bath,
eXpansible attic. full bSmt., gas heat.
S13,5O0. HARTMAN REALTY, INC.
I5d65 I345 Good Hope I'd. s.e. LU. 1.
1000 BLK. OF NAYLOR RID. Sc
z rooms, . baths, used as . ants.
Rec rm., gas h.-w.h.. 2 new refRrS.
price, S15.75 Large cash REQUIRED.
Realty. RaITH II. a7DpFRssioo. FPS JOE cuRTo
VIC. 29th AND PENNA. AVE, S.E.-
Semidetached 7-room brick; gas h, W.
neat. excellent cond.. used as . ants.
paths. det. garage Asking price.
SlS. 900. terms. Inspection by appt.
ongyc JOE CURTo REALTY. Ii. q
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In many instances these
awards are given 10 fsvoriies
or persons representing some
particular point Of view the
awarding group wishes 10 hon
or. Too often they do not truly
reward actual merit.
Ja., WA !. - hono.ed bs
Glooa Neas SYNDICATE Press
Awards ~a.cn are rot made
l June has NJ been cecidea
~, ,ne,e $ one .n1.Ylauai
NO n ire Judgment Of the
70 Of S's.sn, Aheao
be so hon9red He s New
s Gosegnos Thomas z
MN 0, Governor Dewevs
2. raa, have :e.t fof lors tine
,ss, - Kew Yoik Che, Exesl-
dee.n, exploit h.s admins
atom FOR political purposes as
r.4lh Is ne should noting that
'aer political leaders notably
ne nsilonsl sdmn.sifst on, has
managed - gam more political
sircrgfa though talk iaan Dewey
10 though solid achievement.
Since no one has been able
10 convince the Governor that
he should pirate aloud every
time he takes some action 10
advance the cause Of the peo-
pie. one must conclude that
Mr.. Dewey knows what he is
doing and doesn't feel il neces-
ssry 10 shout from the house
top every time he performs
such function as the people
have a right 10 except OF him
as Governor OF the State OF
New York.
MANY Of his supporters have
slwaNs felt that Governor Dewey
never got half the public credit
he deserves FOR his efforts n
bringing about The nations first
Fa Employment Practices law
which created the State Comms-
sion Against Discrimination
When he signed the bill es'sb
hshing the law back in 1915
Gov Dewey solennlv pledged 70
work for us expansion ~ the
need became apparent and as rs
workabIli,v was proved
That lis workabiitv has been
proved is evidenced by the fact
that discrimination IN employ
ment in New York has steadily
declined and that more and more
Negroes are being nicgraled into
the full economic stream OF Amer
lean life and are being upgraded
rapidly in accordance with their
abilities with a minimum Of con
fllci and misunderstanding
II should also be noted that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-10

IN. law has been expanded
Although the Governors ettics
has denied that the action tax
en- early in 1852 resulted from
the Stork Club incident in
which the actress. Josephine
Baker. claims she was diserim-
mated against. the fsrf remains
that in January on his first
appearance before the State
LEGISLATURE after the Stork Club
episode. Gov. Dewey requested
the Legislators 10 expand the
Jurisdiction Of the State Com
mission Against Diserimins-
ton 10 include restaurants.
night clubs. hotels. resorts and
ether places Of public accom-
mediation.
Just what iris new law means
% ne Negro VAS most eitec' .
Isl demonstrated t'Vo weeks az
when jury IN Ulster Cc-H'r
gave Sll70 IN damages 10 '1ur
Negroes against resort o~ G.
who was charged wiin violating
thei! civ.l rights and Tor breeC7
OF contract The Negroes hal
made reservations at the resoi'
but when they arrived We're told
Negroes were not acceptable.
II is difficult 10 see how any
0, the many Negro and other
groups tina, viii be making
awards can miss the New York
Governor. who not only has
talked about freedom equality.
and civil rghts bu, has per-
'orrei His has been a program
Z deeds not words.
Negroes in America in the
past few years have made civil
rights the keystone OF their
political battle. This being true.
two Of the men who have done
most in that area. Gov. Thomas
Z. Dewey and United States
Senator Irving M. Ives Of New
York. are due for some recoq-
milton.
Just why none OF the church.
frsiernal. labor or Negro eroups
has seen NJ UP 10 now 10 paw
tribute TO them is hard 70 con-
ceive Is il because they are Re-
publcans. and most ~ the Negro
leadership groups are Democrats
Perhaps both men can get
along without thanks or recog-
milton. but IL does sesem that
when people who have benefit
ted from the enlightened pro-
grams NJ these two men aie
passing out thank YOU" notes IN
takers they might remember
those who have -ciusllv per.
formed in their behalf
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Aco,ns 10 Oak Trees

last decade. T he hotels
finally consented to open
their doors to the ACHR
members after q series of
conferences which were
obtained through the eff
forts Of race members
" no held high posts in the
city administrstion.
7 ne sessions headG1aftef.
~ fn~ iDini aud lndividua
D3. en'ions was the Give
3 d'orllm ~nlcn Nas IN Z
taGl,. ~ ino citv blocks o.
. hf". hotels ira housed
viz ma Dllfg 90 delegates
afd member
Happy note made on 1ue.-
Gag niyht na-fhat there Va
Dny one Incident % raCis
frrton danny the conNen-
f.u ard happened Al 'fs
r'rs largest hotel. the
chandler. wnlcn was ne
'ff - balk ~ accepting ~
msNy delegates.
The inDdeu' happened n
mi rr ator Hnrn n Neg o
eniefed and a Southe ~
crac Krr r"ft,-ed ~ ride in
The management
ofpr0uily cleciDd him. Later.
all hotel management tsd
.Don-ible cile officials ex-
pre- ed -a'i>iac'ion Al me
success u the gigantic m
deator.
Quite a number of dele
gates were placed in q
state Of delirium Sunday
afternoon when the ACHR
held it's public meeting at
the same time the Cleve-
land Browns were meeting
the Detroit Lions for the
world pro football title.
With due respect 10 ire
principal speaker. Sir lat
rllla Khan. minister Of for
"lgn affairs Of PakiStan, the
football FANS encountered
expressed reluctance 10 misc
ing the message 81 DR. Nor
dccai Johnson. Howard T..
president. a peer among ora
tors who was also appearing
on he program.
ksppnmen were the only
pfre 80 cNnrr'cnce difficulty
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Other members OF the Detroit
TRIBUNE moi shown in The
picture above sss Miss M. A.
Conner. James Siallworih. adj
veriising- circulation. and Nan.
der Brown. also OF the circuls-
ton department.
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10 MILLION PUPILS
Annually since ls<7. nearly
100000 new names hsvs
heightened The church Sunday
school rolls. making . total OF
more than 100000 children
who regularly receive religious
insiruciIon IN America. reports
Margaret Hickey. who com
msnis on Students and Reliq-
ion in The current Ladies
Homes Journal Magazine.
Nl.r No. repotis 'lai SUNDAY
sohpol les ons sls heng go ked
pp' 20 that he }hnlc faulp IAN
learn together parenis sie now
.il'ng down Nth youngucr N
follow The Bible torres aud ycflp.
lures
The old lashloned church zap
PEI ~ towns cVcryehcfe +,
heinz rrnrWrd e, . .iiong CON
muniiv bond for parents chil.
dren and Sunday school teachers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-01-10

lhe ,ir't silca1 ~
"wi'ipl g.'n ,p I".i on
WAY legahlcd C,amnl uf Won
Wmt D. kudolph HALEY ohIof
cfnuarl ~ the Keiau.si rfns
Copurt'c' 100 Red Book Mag.
rtnr
Hs says IN "a no more posi-
bic 10 drive them out Of gambl
ina. legsl or oihsrwiss. than u
IL 10 destroy q bees taste Tor
honey"
with rae keieeIs having cor
fupicd So many ~ our poli'icaI
machine he thinks that ever
me 20 oiled state lottery owned
hy the government with all plof
vs. gong ~ ihe government
would invite zeal trouble