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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
NB( Integrates
All Employees

In = series Of Report TO the
Community meetings held IN
Hollywood and San Francisco
this week. the National Broad
casting Company announced it's
western division has employed
q Negroes in various positions
~ responsibility within the past
year.
NBC reaffsirmed Is policy Of
no racial discrimination al inter
racial conferences held in the
Two California cities beaded by
Edward d Madden. NBC vice
president. assistant to the presi-
dent. in cha &c OF public relations,
who discussed primarily the util-
ilstion Of Negro artists on MIC
radio and television.
Numerically the MIC execu-
tive said. appearances BY Negroes
totaled more than so individual
acts and units for "a grand total
OF 96l performances"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Bennington
Dancers Slated

Detioltess VIII have their first
opportunity go view the Benning-
ton College Dance Group in a
recital al Wavne University The
atre al $40 p m. on Feb rs.
co-sponsoring the troupe for
its one might performance are
the local Bennington College
Alumnae group and Wayne
University.
Nine women and one man. a
special student in dance at the
Vermont college. compose the
modern dance group. They direct.
choreogtaph and book all their
own productions on tours in
which they obtain practical train
ing IN varied fields OF interest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
WJR Cited for
Brotherhood Work

Aadio Station WJR. the Good
VIII. Station. was the recipient Of
IN awswrd from the National
Conference Of Christians and
Jews which was presented by
the Detroit Round Tables Exc
on,ivc Director Robert M. Ere
nc AZ q special Brotherhood
Is tk OF Luncheon. sponsored by
Tic Adcraft Club Of Detroit
TINS award was made for out
standing performances and con
h'huilons IN Spearheading the
promotion Of Brotherhood Week
throughout the state Of Michigan.
la. wear as we'll as continuous
'Nn!iS 70 improve intergroup re-
latons throughout Michigan dur
l0c 1852
The award was accepted bv
nelsn Mitchell Program d.
crlnl ~ WJR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Former St. Joes
Set Sweet Dance

The Valentine atmosphere VII
prevail when 81 JoScphs Alum
nj Association brings Waugh
Monroe and his band 10 Mason,
Temple Grand Ballroom Satul
day. Feb. "a
All proceeds from the affair
will be used TO aid underpriv.
ileged boys.
Dancing VIII be from 3 unit
one and. IN addition TO Waugh
Monroe, Fred NettiEH's ofchesir'
VIII be on hand.
This event is 4 follow up &
the giant spectacles ST Joseph
have sponsored for several yea
al Convention Hall when the,
featured Gene Krupa. Guy LON
bardo, Jerry Lester and Dagms,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
College Dean to
Spur Brotherhood

DR.. Samuel d Proctor. dean
OF the School Of Religion, Vir-
ginia Union University. Rich
mond, Va. Will be guest preacher
al Second Baptist Church Sum
day. Feb. IL. at 7:30 pm. under
auspices OF the Brotherhood Of
Second Baptist.
Dr.. Proctor is an outstanding
scholar and pulpiteer lie will
also preach al the ten-thirty
morning worship service al which
time three faiths will be particle
pating. Catholic. Jew and Prot
estant.
The Brotherhood will present
lis annual banquet and program
al the church Saturday. Feb. 18th
at eight o'clock. Guest speaker
will. be RAYMOND s. Scruggs,
public relations staff supervisor.
Michigan Tell Telephone COM
pany.
DR.. A. A. Banks. Jr. is pastor
OF the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
theatrical Group
Postpones Play

Tic Catholic Theatre announces
than the presentation OF Alice in
Wonderland" scheduled 10 be
shown 81 the Detroit Art lnsti-
tuie Auditorium on Feb. 81 viii
be % iponed until later date
When the season Of plays was
drawn up last June. the fact
that Lent this year begins on
Feb. 10 was not taken into
consideration.
Since il IS against the policy OF
the Catholic Theatre 10 present
PLAYS other than those of a re.
ligious nature during the peni-
tential season the production ol
Alice in Wonderland" viii be
postponed
The next Catholic Theatre show
viii he the Lentcn drama. The
Crown OF Thorns on March %
$3.50 al the Art Institute.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Wayne Radio Adds
Three Series

This week WDET-FM, Wayne
University radio, will present
three additions TO lis current tape
network series produced by the
Natiosal Association OF Educa-
tional Broadcasters.
Feb. IL. at ? pm. fhs People
Under Communism" series will
present The Music and the
Dream" q study Of what some
OF the Asians are saying and
doing.
Wednesday. Feb. 10. Voices
Of Europe" will introduce Cardo
Lew and DR.. Ricardo Bauer.
best seller author and secretary
OF the Humanitarian Society OF
Italy. respectively.
Immediately following. at 100
pm The Ways of Mankind
series will bring "A Legend OF
the Long House study of how
each culture has 20 work out IFS
own problems in terms Of its own
traditions and needs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Seat-Man Crothers
Gets Biggest Break

the morning complained Scat
Man Il crawl oui Of bed look
at myself In the mirror and say
TO myself Seal boy. If you were
still IN the jungle Club YOU
could hit your pad right now for
solid eight Oh. Well Maybe
amt sleepin' SO we'll but man,
I'm estin' high on The hog
Croihers. now AZ years old.
began in show business singing
and dancing for nickels and
dimes. when he was 8.
When UnlNei sal-lnlernaiional
selected HIM for the most i'm
porisnt part OF Negro actor 10
come along in several years II
Was the lirsi important break ne
had ever had.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
The Outsider, New
Richard Wright Novel

NEW YORK.-The Outsider
the FIRST novel by Richard Wrigh'
in over ten wears, is to be pub
lished by Harper and Brothers
on March 10. il was announced
this week.
From the author Of Native Son
and Black Bow. this IS the story
OF the struggle OF a voune Me-
gro with the forces OF Commu.
nism and Fascism which sprou,
in the dark shadows OF our so
ciety.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
Musical Air Show

Beginning Sunday. Feb sth
ana continuing each SUNDAY
thereafter from 10 am Ia ~
noon. WLDM-FM inaugursted a
new series OF good music pro
grams designed especially for the
MY thousand Hi FL enthus-
lasts in the Detroit area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Scat Mar" Croihers. a vete-
ran OF "a years as an entertainer.
was officially launched on the
biggest break of his career. an
important featured role with Dan
DALEY and Diana LINN IN the
Technlcolol musical drama Meet
Me al the Fair as he went be
fore the cameras following
lengthy rehearSsls al UNIVERSAL
International.
And it's killing me-" Scat
Man confessed. I'm coming off
the graveyard shift for the first
time in Is years"
Until UniNersal- international
discovered him on the Donald
O'Connor televiSIon show and
handed him the FAT role in Meet
Me al the Fair" Crothers had
done all his work at night. Since
1927 he has been appearing ~
night clubs throughout the coun
try.
Nov get ic get up AZ s ir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

forium for an impromptu jam
session and chippsd-in over
800 ss . voluntary Offering for
the colleges March of Dimes
Campaign.
Il Don't Know" Willie Mabon.
and Baby Don't Do IT," by the
Five Royals are neck and neck
FOR top spot in the National Poll
OF Rhythm and Blues hits. Tinv
Brsdshsw's Soft is running
cool third as "Yes Know. Linda
Hayes, is climbing like mad.
b
Next week should be a week
that all Of us should give con.
siderable thought TO. for its
Brotherhood Week.
Never is there better time OF
expressing love for your fellow
man than on an Election Dav So
start Brotherhood Week off right
Monday by going to the polls
and voting for the candidates OF
your choice in the Primary Elec-
ton.
HAPPENINGS: BrlStoe BRYANT
will hold another Open-House
Jam Session in Brlstoe's Place
~ iho Fairhai,n Hotel Wednes.
day night. Feb l8 Terry
Lane probably won't sing such
sweet tune when she faces the
judge answering TO a charge OF
smuggling mariiuana TO prs.
oner IN Wavne County Jail last
week Sugar Ray Robinson
LOUIS Armstrong and the DOM
noes VIII be on stage al the Fox
Theatre for one week starting
Feb 20. Tommy b whaling
Al Spot on 18th. Club Jusna
10 reopen next week featuring
Gene Nero's Band
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Saturday night. Jan. IL. found
the Debu-Eaffes Social Club
enjoying a Pajsma Party at
the elsborsfsly furnished home
of Mrs. McFall OF 63l Chand-
Ter. Mrs. McFali is also sponsor
of the club. All guest reported
a very enjoyable evening.
The Debuettes Social Club is
composed OF young ladies attend
ing various high schools and col
leges in the city They have pro-
NOTED the ultimate in teen-sge
entertainment. The bulk Of their
affairs have been carried out
within the organization.
Some OF the guest in attend
ance were Barbara Willes. Jo-
ann Green. Barbara Erby. Alice
Rhea, Barbara 10 Fields. Jennie
Mae Davis. Also present were
two new members of the Debu-
Eattes. Bertha Tolbelt and Shir-
icy W dluen.
The Rivieras Hunting and
Fishing Club showed the first
significant sign Of real progress
Monday. Jan. 81. The club
moved into its newly rented
| club house. The home Of the
Rivierss is located on Bangor
and Buchanan
Present 10 help the Rivieras
celebrate the grand opening Of
their club house were the La
Caster Social Club. During the
course OF the evening delight
full repast was served which con-
sisted OF cakes. ice cream and
pop. Immediately preceding the
repast all Joined in Sociahle card
PLAYING and dancing. All guests
reported very ENJOYABLE eve
ming
Some Of the guest and mem.
bers in attendance were Mau-
rice Berry. Nander Brown.
Woodson Hognas. Willie Brad.
ford, Richard Carlo. Dorothy
Lamar. Pat Jones. jeanette
Jones. Shirley Terry and many
others.
A surprise party was gwen in
honor Of Shirley Terry of 6l23
Colfax avenue SATURDAY. Feb :
The party was given in Shirley's
honor by her fellow club mem
bers. the LaCaster Social Club
Shirley walked into the door Of
her elaborstelv furnished home
unaware OF the festivity which
was about 10 take place IN hcl
honor When she became aware
Of the happenings. she explained
Il, just isn't fair"
Present to assist Shirley in the
celebrating of her eighteenth
birthday were Juanita Matthews
Eddie Matthews. Marie Bell. An
net'e Booker Juanita Booker
Gerald Rice. Allen Marquee. Car.
olyn Woods. Gwen Jones. Eliz;
Griegs. Marion Dean. Glori.
Johnson Earl Murdoch J. Z
Coleman James Bell, Lam
Banding Maurice Berry with
Bradford. and many others
The program for the evening
consisted of the guest dancing
to the latest records and chat.
ing among themselves. DURING
The course Of the evening a de
lishiful repesi was served whiel
consisted OF hot dogs. punch.
ice cream and most delicious
birthday cake. All guests re-
ported very enjoyable eve
ming.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Glass curtains are made OF
sheer fabric and hang next 10
The window They soften the
light entering the room and
i've privacy When making
glass curtains. be sure they are
~ least twice the width Of
the window.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

A share OF the profits from
N. tour will be turned over TO
,hs Fletcher Henderson Fund
~ Armstrong and Goodman.
The Henderson Fund in mem
,,v of the famous composer
b.ndlesder. was set up by
Goodman and John Hammond
"a furnish scholarships TO prom
Isinq Negro student musicians.
Inning the Goodman ork will
h. Gene Krupa. Teddy Wilson,
fnv Butierfleld, Charlie Shavers
L. George Aud with possible
q -cv Eldmsn. Lou Mccarthy,
4 ~. Mondello. Vernon Brown
Il We Dickerson. Helen Ward
4, ,ou'ed as vocalist.
B.
II was a gala birthday eels-
brsiion in the New Orleans
Suite Of Carlton Plaza Hotel
Saturday night. Wayne County
4 Ode Glory Council. q group Of
\ youthful polifieal-minded De-
troiiers was celebrating it's
n first natal day.
4 The Council forgot politics for
En- eeenlne OF cool whaling. Seen
foaine Of a lot of times til the
! % hol were the Hubert Chart
iors Edmund Collins. Sylvester
<o'as Dan Dieeers. John Mar
shslis CHARLES Miles. James Nit
ftes William Thomas and
rhaie, Wrights. Mesdames Min
he Colin and EVELYN Smith
.ti .,es Laura Graham and Lor-
sne COBB. Also William Colin.
|Re rold Oelesby, Odell Short.
2P-g'o Wlcglns and Carl Wilson.
"a Good mex. guys. and loads OF
d. ass 20 All of your future Ven
|& lures
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
BYRDLAND
By C. HOUSTON BYRD

sne styling by Benny Goodman of the outstanding
d.en who with his fabulous of the 3os will he the
the day April IA That's date that the als,a 40
o,on Of BG's joins Louis Armstrong al-sars ON trey
M IS night concerts throughout the East and Middee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

Lone Hampton and four
members Of his famed ork made
surprise appearance at a. and
7. College last week in North
csrolina-"jusf for the fun OF
H. Students crammsd the audi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14
CICals Service Club
toOpenat WV Branch

Girls uho engaged married 70 seyicemeu v have way
10 fiji some those lonesome beginning next THURSDAY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

A C. /. Gals Service Club
opens that evening al Central
Branch YWCA. 1880 Witherell
street. II will meet each Thurs
day al 500 pm. when there
will be swimming. rollerskaiins.
a buffet supper. and an evening
program devoted 10 such sub
jecfs as Tips on Buying House
hold Furnishings" and How
to Coordinate Your Budget"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-02-14

TRIBUNE-Saturdsy. February Ia, 1858
Evening star., 1953-05-17
HELP DOMESTIC

YOUNG COUPLE, with infant; new
house, Chevy Chase, desires eXpe-
rienced, dependable girl for g.hw.
and child care; Mon. through Fri,
II noon to pm; permanent: $50.
including carfare. OIL. 4-5s71. If
WOMAN. for cleaning and ironing, for
Smaii colored oIeS family. on Saturdays.
SETTLED LADY, to live in, g.h.w.:
Toem and board. plus salary. ,HA.
RELIABLE WOMAN. g.h.w.; family
OF z; pvt. house; refs. Phone EN-.
WHITE WOMAN to cook and e.h.w.;
references required. OIL. 2-2517
BfnlsssYF BfnlssF MAN Han and boy Is, needs white
and Cook Tor them; u must @ be iie able
and willing worker; live in. Apply
7l9 Whittier st NV.
DOCTORS HOME requires expert
enced maid for general housework;
good cook; no heavy laundry; 3 in
ssaimnflS; sind mo 5h EN dass; Tessnt local refs
ELDERLY WHITE LADY. for gh.w..
no laundry. ia. 9-0439.
LIvE-IN MAID. colored. permanent;
children: attr. upstairs room; spend
summer at beach in New Jersey;
every other week end and every
oother Wednesday OF; health GER
tificate and recent local references
required; $50 week to start. EN-
COLORED GIRL. day a week fol-
cleaning and ironing. Mr.. Four
Corners SIS and carfare. JU. 7.7129.
,COLORED GIRL G.h.w., laundry
and cooking; to Z. ) days; refs
RA. 3-49G5.
|COLOREO LADY wants elderly lady ia
live in and care for children for rm
and small salary. LU. 1-40S4. -l7
Evening star., 1953-05-17
MOTOR TRAVEL

Los ANGELES-Young man. leavins
driving. EN-. 3-e3s9. " i;s I
LEISURELY TRIP abt. June Is, Wes,
coast; congenlal companion. share
planning, driving, expenses, No drink.
ING 'o3 Pontiac Box 9Th. S,ar.
DRIVING '53 CHRYsLER. Vest
pense. DI 1880. RIM. 3Oi. IL.
TO WEST COAST in early June; |
or to share driving and expenses
Elk. 3-6S4S, leave name.
WISH RIDE to Little Rock, before
! 18th. assist driving and share exp.
Refs. exchanged. Call LU. :.-i3l6.
REFINED LADY wants weekend or
| sun. motor trips; share expenses.
Box 65-G, Star.
DALLAS. TEXAS-Take .; leave May
TU @-2S10 after 1890 am.
LEAVING for Phoenix, Arizona abog.
NAY NAY S4th; Take 3 References AD:
| ECCLES
COUPLE to 1ndisnapol Ind, for
May 3Oth. 10. 9-93S3.
INDIANAPOLIS, May -, 3 paSsen.
gers, in 1850 olds SIS RA, 6.n4"l
evenings. is"
ALASKA AND RETURN, leave June
| - and return Aus. Can take 3
LEAVING for Montgomery. Ala. May
! 20, Can accommodate :, passengers
/ to share in driving. Refs. EXCHANGED.
! jackson S-653l. --l9
SEATTLE. leaving May c6 or 81:
expenses. JA. 1-So26,
DRIVING .. DODGE to Salt Lake
I City. morning 10Th of May. Desire
| for company and share expenses.
HU. 3-43S1. Sun, u to 8 pm. Ask
for AL.
Los ANGELES. leaving this week.
take : or 3. EX. 3-S762, Sunday
or Monday
Evening star., 1953-05-17

TRUCK DRIVER, colored, wants Job;
good refs: heavy duty. HU. 3-50S4
REFINED COL. MAN. receiving PEN
sion, wants messenger. light once
work: minimum sal. Box ooh. Star.
YOUNG MAN desires truck driving
orcs or shipping ITIns,. clerk JOB; good refer
RETIRED GENTLEMAN, e2 yrs old
wants part or full time emp; exp
statistical. clerical. adm. in gov
Also ms. real estate and banking
Salaried only; no comm. Box $500
MARRIED MAN, 80. car, exc refer.
ences, desires permanent daytime
sales position with reliable frm
LO 5-4S15, MR.. HARRIS.
YOUNG MAN. married, mechanically
inclined. former natural gas adjus-
tor, electrical and farm experience,
desires permanent position; have car.
can travel: ,tI; Di; o I;4OsS after pm.
WANTED---A job involving hard work
for hard money: have IS yrs ex-
per. in accounting, once and sales
msnasement, gen. mgr, and since
194G IN property management; no
selling unless adm; guaranteed
profit on your salary investment.
Can 70. 3-576S before 10 am. or
EUROPEAN EMPLOYMENT desired
30: experienced once manager. ac-
countant, information writer: M. A.;
will sian contract Box 66-H. Star.
COLLEGE GRAD. cartoonist, prefs,
commercial art. Consider anything
with future. except selling. WO. 6-
1901. -I9
n. S. BOY. Is. wants job for summer
in D: c. or Silver Spring. Box 276-
EXPERiENCED TRUCK DRIVER. CO.
5-S4l6
COLORED, young man wants a truck
driving job, exper.; ref. Ii. 1-41"6
> to 10 pm.
COLORED CHEF wants position. NO.
T-594U.
COLORED MAN. clerk-typist, eener-
al office duties; has D, c. drivers
permit HUI. 3-5OS4.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

COOK AND DISHWASHER comhina.
tion-Dependable: good salary. 691t
4th st. NV, RA. 3-9S42. lis
COUPLE. colored, no. children, mar
experienced on small farm, woman
experienced houseworker' good sal sal
experience and references. Box 52-H
COUPLE. white or colored. willing to
live in; man, butler. able to drive
car and do some garden work
wife; cook wo y sas4i TeIepnone or cali fi'st at
b5saS Nv Williansbure AIMS n1'"f lane u NV W. tofi
Porter st.. near Conn., For inter
view. Small family; good wages
CoUPIE. 6Stf'IE.toi Part time. to assist in man
house housefT in Dupont Circle area. Com
Phone MR.. JOHNSON. sun, ME
CPLE.. GARDENER AND WIFE. tc
take care of home; and children on
lge, estate. Excel. working conds
home. Non-drinkinR. willing workers
COUPLE. white. employed: room.
board, part time services. 14O6 10th
rARM St 9'T TN MGHssz MTIRsiNfa Hnly Is miles from
washington Separate house with
FOOD CHECKER. experienced only:
National Cash Register: hours; ,
until .. ROMA RESTAURANT
GARDENER AND WIFE. full time out
side work for man, part-time WORK
for woman In main house. Oner
good house and salts. wages tor
4 right party. Box 233-G, Star.
NAN AND WIFE. white, no children,
to live in small house in Virginia
rent free. 13 miles D. c., in, ex-
change for day care of 3 School-ase
children while parents are at work.
Write, stating age and qualincatlons
RifSsTaTGRANT e SSG r' oHPPEEFRiAToR oppor-
tunity for big returns on percentage
basis in going, fully equipped, air
conditioned restaurant, seating 10
in nearby Va. Outstanding decora-
tionS, atmosphere and location. In
city on hwy. with ample parking
Only those with imagination, sue:
cessful record and. some financial
responsibility need answer. Ideal foI
operator with crew or working cnei
and wife. Box 249-G. Star.
UPHOLSTERER to take over uphol-
stering dept. in a going furn;- repair
shop in Georgetown. co. $4,000
1914 Wis. ave. NV. rear.
WOMEN OR MEN for real estate
agent; part or full time. exp: or
inexp.: q car the only must! POTTS
REALTY CO., LO. 7-931O.
Evening star., 1953-05-17

YOUNG WOMEN to assist in ou
credit dept: excel salary. oppor
tunity for advancement. EISEMANS
601 7th st. NV.
YOUNG WOMEN. no experience need
ed, as dance teachers for loca
toned to earning $50 to $1OO week,
ly. Applicants should have natural
dancing ability. pleasing personality
good appearances; college training
helpful but not essential. Apply all
week after 12 noon or after 8 pm
HfzP-We RAIE We 1ase nesa s.; several good reprs
to handle AVON Gust. lists, You
can earn S3O-S4O wkly. part-time
hrs. RE. 7-s1O7. Ia
SUMMER WORK for teacher or col
lege student. helpful experience
pleasant work, S72O for 80 days
A SG5 Dress. ESQ lisssrie sseri shop at hon home
MODERN MANNER, 2bsAN 5th ave.
School GIRL. white perm, to worl
In once Of jeYelry store; must type
wzAr "a 4 li16 YoUNG ii M LADY who i. irter.
ested in real estate; must be willing
Hein M1fk joSss SaH eFisaIi' REaI Esr3TE e5s co
~. 5,628. or Poplar .-6s02. ,
$.3 WEEhL1 Tor wearing lOVelI
dresses given to you as bonus; Just
show Fashion Frocks to friends: nc
canvassing investment or experience
necessary. FASHION FROCKS. Dept
LA2401. Cincinnati. Ohio.
TYPIST, fire and cas-.
ualty insurance exper. ME. $1,000
INCREASE INCOME. show friends
lovely handkerchiefs: easy sales. re-
peats: experience unnecessary; lib
eral percentage; no-risk ofYer; ex-
elusive opportunity. SCHMID CO..
Dept. 81. Kingston. N. Y.
AVON COSMETIC has openings fol
smart, mature women who wan
to earn extra money. Established
customers waiting for service. Cal
IA. S-SS69 -17
ALL-AROUND BEAUTY OPERATOR
good salary and comm. for right
person. Apply VIRGINIA WALLACE
BEAUTY SALON. Bethesda. NJ
phone calls. -22
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