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D33 NICHOLS DR., Laurel, ma,
Comfortable Cape Cod with 2 bed
rms, full bsmt. and finished attic;
S12S. To inspect. call KE. 7-l749,
WALKER a. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th ST. NV,
Evening star., 1953-06-28

4 BEDRMS., Mv. rm., din. rm., kit,
11a baths; nicely furn.: conv. to
:faSsn' sGnS05. RS1 SshNgPsiSsg ggHsss4. center and
2-BEDRM. BRICK; fenced yard:
good transp.; July 1-Sept. L: pets
welcome; 500 mo. JE. 2-3643.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

NO. ARR. -bedrTn. Colonial full
bsmt.: conv. to elementary school
and transp.: Sl5O mo.
Falls Church, bedryns.. iiv. rm..
dinette. bath. equip. kit. Al on one
Fails Church -bedrm. brick Cape
Cod. fun bsmt.. expandable attic:
go JOHN ". MuLRoY CO.
% Hiliwood Are, Falls Church, Va,
JE. 2-S3Z2 Ewes. JE. 2-o37o
Evening star., 1953-06-28

1880 BELMONT N.W.-A huge apt.
at q bargain price; 3 bedrms., liv.
rm., din. rm., foyer. pantry. kit.
and porch: 3 exposures Only S6,-
500. with lust $1,000 cash and less
than 500 mo. for everything.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

1914 KANSAS AVE, NV floors,
4 rms. on each floor. Excellent
condition. $l25 on lease. MARSHALL
J; WAPLE CO.. Realtor. 1924 ,14th
Evening star., 1953-06-28

Mr.. FALLS CH.--"The Acre" mod.
freezer, washing machine; COM
pletely fenced. S120 month, JE.
2-B3iS for Ju. 745SS6l. rs
HSE., feneed-in I'd. with
swings; ideal for fam. with l or 2
child; - min. Pentagon. ia. 6-9353.
Evening star., 1953-06-28

Portable reasonable. Wo. 6-4I49.
OR UNFURN.-opt. to buy. owners
for miles from liv. rm. pict. window:
resuon. couple. UN. 4-334S. 5SOq
eth ave. New E. Pines. 2s.
tagon. o. furn for sale to renter.
USE USE oF ENTIRE HOUSE for rent rent .
people. All furniture and utilities
lurn. S65 mo; 1919 Elliot place,
sIsEpkM. Ri EM. 22SRN9iR 26SSNSGi rRIcx. S.tssss ss
2h baths, big liv. rm., din, rm.. den,
nv seaec sectiO1 o1se en- ar -sssss S5 ssar0 ss sfs'
STLVER STRING - 3-bedrm., iia
bath. mod. brick home. nicely fur
nished. Every convenience. Imme-
diats summer rental. $500 mo, 10.
BETRHHRsDA-chevy Chase, wise. 3 ave.
corner 8 bedrooms, Sla baths, den,
recreation. maids room, washing
machine, dryer; best Of reterences
OIL. 4-9s67; No agents. rs
completely furnished, linen. silver
6iO6 MacARTHUR BLVD.--3 bedrms..
liv. rni.. din. rH. tile. bath, and
shower; eiec. range: oil h.-w. heat;
fun basement: fenced in: 5000
month. Call OWNER, OIL. 2-3439.
2Ss
NEAR wARDMAN PARK - Lovely
a.: maids rm. and bath in bsmt. ::
5000 q month. Call Mrs. Wilmer,
DU. r-46I6. LEGUM & GERBER
REALTY CO.. EN-. $4,000. Us
JULY fe-AUGUST I2-Beverly Hills,
Aiexandria; 3 bedrms, cool porch.
siitsso. II. s-sssSssss. aa''' -SaSS
Evening star., 1953-06-07
ashi0n-fuer

a in Palm
Evening star., 1953-06-07
It's a Rich,
Nubby-Te1tured

Fabric in a 3-PieCe Outfit
You Can Year 5 Smart Ways
MohGtr
' " MOST Second FlOOr-wahinOton: FlOor-ArnOtOn
PAGE 27-mE WASHINGTON MAGAZINE ?.
Evening star., 1953-04-26


n cup -four
n cup bacon drippings
u cup chopped onion
u cup chopped celery
Tablespoon finely chopped green pepper
No. 21z can tomatoes
H-omce can tomato juice (optionaD
Place meat on board, sprinkle half of the COM
bined salt and -four ON one side and pound with
meat hammer for minute Turn over. sprinkle
remaining salt and -four and pound for minute
Place drippmgsin heavy skillet heat and add meat:
brown on each side until golden brown. Add onion
and let cook for about minute then add remain
ing ingredients except for tomato juice Cover pan,
reduce heat and cook slowly for III hours. If
liquid isn't sufficient, open can of tomato juice
and add as needed. Approximate yield: 6 portions.
McSoEy- HUT Layer cale
3 cups sifted aIl-pMpose -four
teaspoons double acting baking powder
teaspoon salt
cup butter or margarine
~ cups sugar
teaspoon vanilla extract
n to teaspoon maple fiavoring
legs
cups CLUpkNcu 1ANAAAy HUlS
cup milk
Sift -four, baking powder and salt together
times Cream butter or margarine and sugar
together until very light and lemon colored. Add
vanilla and maple favorng. Beat in eggs one at
time. Stir IN ~ cups hickory nuts. Blend IN
sifted dry ingredients alternately with milk begin
ming and ending with the addition Of dry ingred-
tents Turn batter into well-Teased rectangular
pan Q2x9x3) or 9-inch layer cake pans. Bake
at 375oF IS to 40 minutes. When cool, frost with
your favorite icing and sprinkle with the remaining
hickory nuts Yield: IL to IA pieces
Note: For real maple favor, substitute u cup
maple syrup for the maple Aavorng and reduce
milk by tablespoon.
PineapRle Cals
2k cups sifted all-purpose -four
teaspoons double-acting baking powder
n teaspoon salt
n cup butter or margarine
~ cups sugar
teaspoon vanilla extract
4eggs, separated
! cup crushed pineapple (undrained)
Sift -four; measure and sift again with baking
powder and salt Cream butter or margarine and
sugar until light and fluffy Stir in vanilla and well
beaten egg yolks Blend well. Add tmdrained
crushed pineapple Fold in sifted dry ingredients.
Beat egg whites until stiff but not dry and fold into
batter. Pour into 2 well-geased. papH-lined 8
inch cake pans and bake IN moderate oven (S5O'F.)
80 to IS minutes Cool in pans for S minutes; turn
out on wire racks. Frost with boiled or 7-minute
icing, tinted lemon yellow with food coloring.
Yield: II to IA portions.
FIRE AT THE TABLE Is high style this sea
son. Next speeI ne present a peGch pie hGSOed
in fame. It's reaches jubilee sCith crust.
Evening star., 1953-04-26

New! Peach Sou69e Salad with
Thrifty Canned Cling Peaches from California
canned tl Snowy
peach favor Your t fruit buy them oten
s0uepai
0eneioss With eold "a uondDEsvl bvffDf
package
hot Water " toaspO0m enlt
cup e1sEy sA#sA
Tablespoon 0woe
Foods u
Dissolve
freezing
chill in freezing unit without changing
firm about inch from edge but soft Turn into bowl and
whip with rotary be until fluffy Fold relish
diced cling peaches mold individual
firm nrefgaor lnOt freezing unity 80 to 60 minutes Uh gsh
Real Mayonnase, If desired Serves cA.r-AA44-vn-s
Evening star., 1953-04-26

You, too. viii love BLUE BONNET
Margarine's delicate, sunny-sweet
MavOr! BLUE BONNET makes bread,
toast, hot rolls. and vegetables taste
bsller than ever!
You1l appreciate BLUE BONRgEriS
nutrition. Unlike most other mar
Gfines, BLUE BONNET contains b0tk
Vitalmins A and D-as much year
round VitaInin A and D % you get
y the high-priced spread for breadi
Yet BLUE BONNET Margarine
costS Iess than half % much @ the
hrEiCed spread. So put on BLU8
BONNET and b ssGSe d '1all s.
Flavor, NutritiOn, Econom-ee!
Evening star., 1953-04-26
HOMESPUN RECIPES
COHtinssed from preceding page

spoon to form even, solid loaf. Cover with waxed
paper and refrigerate overnight Turn out of pan.
slice about n inch thick and fry IN hot bacon or
pork fat. until golden brown on both sides Serve
as main dish with syrup. Add green salad For
dessert sliced aprioots and you have hearty sup
per. Yield: 36 inch slices or about IL supper"
portions.
Swiss Steak
311 pounds round steak, cut inch thick
teaspoon salt
n cup -four
n cup bacon drippmgs
u cup chopped onion
n cup chopped celery
Tablespoon finely chopped green pepper
1 Nh OH cns. &e,s,nu41,1,n - -, :, -
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-10-02
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ZIG Pearl Street Phone 4-7060
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

Friday night found Lillian
Green OF 23o5 Boston Blvd. en-
ferisining a jubilsnf group of
feen-agers in her deliberately
furnished home. The gala cell
ebrafion got under way at eight
o'clock promptly. II was not
long before guest had become
acquainted with each other and
were dancing and conversing
among themselves.
The happening for the eve
ming consisted of dancing TO the
latest recordings. card playing.
and games. During the course OF
the evening a delightful repast
which consisted Of soda pop ice
cream. sandwiches. and candies
was served. All guest reported a
very enjoyable evening.
Some OF the guest ia attend
oANt Wtlt illSilbtlr Vi me AyQl dc
Social Club LORE Anderson,
Maurice Berry Nander Brown,
Charles Hamilton. IIenerv Pier
son, Lang Blanding, joyce Alb
ner, Shirley Jones. Betty Hog
ans. Eurlia Brown. Bessie Jordon
and many others.
Lillian is q graduate at North
western High School She IS yer,
well liked by all Of her asso-
ciatcs- Her advocaiions arc play.
inc tennis. dancing. SWIMMING
and basketball. She is 4 member
Of the Zodiac Social Club. anc
plans to attend college in Sep.
TENDER.
The Rivieras Social Club held
IFS weekly ieen-sge get ioeeih-
er at their deliberately furnished
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
NAACP Official
to Air Brutality

NEW YORK walter White.
NAACP executive secretary. VIII
testify a. a hearing % The sub
committee of the House Judiciary
Committee now invest eating the
reported non-lnierveniion agree
mont between the L S Depart
mont Of Justice and the New
York CITY Police Department
Tie term, OF Tins alleged
agreement exempted New YORK
police from FBl, inv esliestion ~
cases involving citizens com
plant, Of violation. OF their ciNll
right. bN palco officers
a federal statute piovlat~ ioi
Such lnvestigai on ana flNc- pen.
aliies upon convection by q fed
cral court Revelation ~ the
agreement prompted 'hc Congress
0nal INVESTIGATION
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07


The production consists OF
scenes from Shskespeare's
Henry VI" Part /. Shaw's
Joan" Beriholi Breichi's Saint
Joan OF the Stockyards." and
Charles PeeuY's The Mystery
OF the Charity OF Joan OF Arc"
The performance of SAINT
Joan OF The Stockvards' marks
an American premiere.
Foilowng the las, THU sdav
evening performance Wog d
Stage offered us third panel dis
clss.nn OF the current season.
Present da, significance of the
Joan myth MAS stressed by Guy
NUM-. radio commentators Mich
ac krHse. associate professor
uf speech and drama. Marygrove
College. jacques Salvan. Wayne
University French p oieSSol. and
Harold Sheppard Wayne Uni-
vcrsnv Sociology professor
The east for Joan on Trlal''
includes Warren Durham. WAYNE
I'm vcrsiiv professor and author:
Joseph Dale. Joyce Edgar Karl
Farra. David Oracle. Tresa HUI
ghcy. Joan Lennon. Frank Mas
tas and James Nisnack
Following Joan on Trial rs
the last production OF the winter
season world stage VIII present
Richard Wrights Native Son.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
By JEROME BALL

Bsrniee Hardy. Maurice Berry.
Nander Brown. Bette Hogans.
Billy Bell. Charles Hamilton.
Harold Ball. Beverly Homolee.
Dorothy Lamar. Lang Bland
ing. Pat Jones. jeanette Jones.
Richard Carlo. Charles Gaines
and many others.
Dougla, Jones who hails isom
Cleveland IS irving 20 decide
whether or DOT 10 make prtma-
ncni residence ncfc f Deifolt
Dougla, l. here visiting fs iaih-
q and other relatives IIc Is the
nephew o. the renowned Judge
Jones who d. running foi r..
election He has found emplo,
neni 4, The J 7. Hudson Com
pany MONDAY of This week. Ok.
plans to ioin the Riverss Soc
Club Douglas plans 20 study lan
sometime during Sepiembef "
al hope that he VIII decide &C.
favor Of making residence heee
~ the Motor Civ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

club house located at Buchanan
and Bangor. The happenings
got under way al nine o'clock
sharp.
Il was really a gala celebration
which was enjoyed bl oil Tho
happenings for the Joyiul cNe-
ning consisted OF dancing 20 the
latest records. and ,onVefslns
among themselves. All reported
very ENJOYABLE evening
Some of those present were
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
First For Linda

NEW YORK Linda HAYES
WI be tayclling highway
p', y p n her nli platter. YES.
N''M Nlen She makes hei
wy 'aN Fnr an appearance
= a. W. Ap0lo theatre here March
'nf ri'e MS whose disk hes
W cap a'w ans from coast
m.goa7 Gas cl 70 be- seen IN
e.. avs nm the ar wc.f
.s'.. > '"Heailv completing an
A., .",el'"' a. the Oast, M ins
,'. ,''f ha' 'lened an EXCLUSIVE
A r,''. contrac, with shaw
s'N ll' Nh,,f
,... pA 'ul'N9 Isom sua 81 so6cH
nos... g ipin then old IN many
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Fight Deportatio.
Of Kenya Studer

NEW YORK The Nation
Association iof the Advsnconcrt
Of Colored People through Z,
youth dlvis on. has joined IN 'hc
fight against deportation Of Reyei
Mugo Gathefu. + native Of MAJ
Iobi Kcnvs British East Africa
who IS lunior student ia poiit-
zeal science al Lincoln UnNcf-
sitv
TIE immigration and Natural
zailon Service o. the lniicJ
States Department q! Justice res
ended an ORDER Requesting ihai
VI Gaiheiu depart from the L.
S. rs soon as possible but Il re-
peaicd Is request that he depart
ov Ap.i 30 1858 the explra'
az hi, "au'hog.1cd date ID iii
country
tn 'u,al - efien the
den' VISA would foee nn
leave ihc cH4n'v
Nh Gathers ecvbci
me kikru 'u"r Nhrh ~
been charged w'n dfer,rs
an's-wh'c riolcncn caaprcr
me vaaed hv iro Mau Maa So
rc' SOCIETY," rs Kcnva
The INN aia'un Se,s,,
'ba' NJ Gaihoru sraAau'cr'
failed - inform Anne. Haa T.
ba.sy officials 10 Lonaon that
had previously r.eu der.e7
VS. N visit iho L S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

Well. here ! am again sound
ing off with some OF The social
events Of the week. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Hodges of Pin
gree avenue was given baby
shower al the home OF Mrs. B.
Flemminqs OF (. Boston Blvd.
The blessed event Is expected
sometime in March. Mrs. B.
Flemming and Mrs. Mary SellY
served as hosiesses.
rs widely known secret that
veil known music critic who
also Is head OF a school of music,
rs planning matrmony
Mr.. Peter Penn and his sister,
Nh. Ola Smith of Flint Mich,
are yacailonine In Hot Springs.
She Is the SISTER of the noted
han ,tyllsi Ms b Fleming of
Boston Blvd who nWns and ope-
rates the Flcmmlne School for
heauiicianS.
|, seems r. II everyone Is on
a travel tour. Mrs W Wesiflcld
also Of Boston Blvd. visited Cal
ifornia and Mexico IN her travels
and Is nOw visiting Hot Spring.
Masters Duncan and Paul
Jackson of Oakland avenue cell
ebraied their birthday Sunday.
They are not twins but their
birthdays are within the same
month. Mrs. Jackson decided
10 celebrate them together. Harry
Jackson. their cousin who is
here 10 stay from the South.
was host. The party guests
were Malinda. Nolan. La Jean
and Alonzo. Jr.. all OF the Willis
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Dun
can Willis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alonzo Willis. and Miss Birdie
Willis.
Othci guests were Clcophus
Jordon. Michcal Teasl,y Vivian
Beverly. James. j. and jerry
Jackson. Mr.. and Mr. James
Jackson. RAYMOND and Reginald
Leigh. Clarence Johnson Alma
Moore. Ollie Lewis. Mr. Leon
Gwnn and Mrs Jeanette Jordan.
NJ and Mrs s Williams am
nounce the birthday Of their
daughter. Orlcan Williams, who
will be four wears old
We have some very fine pro-
grams coming up in the near
future. Mrs. Ollie Mcfarland
will give a recital at the In
siiiuie OF Arts in the large
auditorium in April.
st Matthew will give It's an
nual musical on Palm SUNDAY
The Naiads wcll-known or
ganlation. are giving a fashion
show al the Latin Quarter sun
day March 9th. The Greater
Quinn AME Church of Lynn
avenue is giving a musical and
homecoming SUNDAY March -
There viii be- a Queen contest.
Growing Of the Queen viii be
later in the evening. In the race
for Queen arc Phinell Mallory.
Juanta Hamilton. Esthc' Dillon.
Shirley Klugh and Geraldince
Grcegs
Private First Glass Cleophas
Jackson who has just received
his discharge from his stay in
the Army in Frankfurt. Ger
many. said these famous words.
s"Beiier 10 be back here with
the brown skin gals. meaning
Cornelia Isaac."
We give thanks to Father Van
Korp Tor the very good sermons /
and sound advice he gave at
the missionary meetings at 81.
George Parish
Master Carl and Booker Do
xier and their cousin. Cleophus
Jordan. are going to see Walt
Disney's Peter Pan with their
aunt and mother. Mrs. Jeanette
Jordon, next Sunday. They
gave up the shows for Lent but
decided 10 break II this one
time.
Very sorry 90 hear that Mas
ter James and his sister, Dofine
Eberhardt. were III last week
Every week ! visit our schools
and find out what our children
are doing in the schools. This J.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

to because have always won
dered what II Is like there
am representing your state IN
our class SO viii YOU please help
me tell my classmates about your
state by sending me material
about your state which ! can
snow them and read TO them.
would also appreciate some ma
tcrial about the history of your
state and ANYTHING of interest YOU
may care TO send.
l hope YOU have as much fun
dong this as we are having.
An admirer of Michigan.
James Springberg.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

Palanlolmts "A Place IN the
sun IS equally entertaining. star
ring Montgomery Clft. Elizabeth
TAYLOR Shelley Winters and a
topnoich cast Of Other we'll known
stars Mir TAYLOR plays the role
lf q Sncleiv GIRL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Seek Fire Unit Volunteers

All Deuoiicr. between the ace.
OF 10 TO 90 and physically cap
able. are urged ~ report To then
nearest fire station lmmcdiatcly
The volunteers VIII be ioinco
into flte companies and trance
TO operate as unit
In many section OF the city.
neishbors have recruited sew
eral others and all report 10
the fire station for training 10.
gefher. Neighbors and friends
bound together for a common
cause. has developed into many
lasting friendships.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

SUGAR Ray is now teamed
.;,b Paul Williams Huekle-
svrk ork for one-nishfers. -.
u,v teams with Joe Scott TO
l 40 comedy act as well.
cat, was former member OF
,.am Of Burnham. Harris and
sro,,. Entertainment pack
.rs PLAYED in Naptown Sun
s,v Al Fairgrounds Manufae-
mrer Building.
proadNav Musical Toppers.
Ont 81 twenty or more musical
,,rr. nat MT Broadway during
season tex last more than
n ~ cight weeks; however,
=, pulitzer Prize Musical South
pa NE has been running four
,s.. Mul months. three weeks
ard has crossed more than Sl2,-
! @oooo
d
purnc up Is GUYS and Dolls"
-. blls ious musical comedy
,,ar Ncu York Life which is
,ow IN q, third year on the Gay
.W,ne WAY The King and T.
e,en,l Celebrated lis second
Lr,4a, and should run al least
.s,ter tau wears. New Faces
n 1852 is first year. is now
running all stride with several
Young sailcl, IN It. one of whom
ssysco4s Eaiiha Kit.
N ciU' lnai naughty. spicy.
! DANG Good Mite Ladies" on
,eg r'n IT,, second week a,
Rn Ca Theatre Saturday IS
N.ss dt' fcr DeiroifcTN To sec
ns aa nol that had conib-lcd
2. qocs ~ ne Windy Ciiy DIX
hre ftnHee here.
b.
HAPPtNlNGS: Robor, Rar-
t toss yer the rcigns OF
r,A, ~ 'no Michigan Federated
Drecrafc Club last Friday
r.ri. - sll the newly elected
sfps ior 80 were seated. Har-
.-a ,ugccoa. Lee Morton in this
N'rg.ee pot
7 Am So Blue" with Shrine
Of Saint Cecilia" on the flip
was released by Federal Mon
day featuring the unique siYl-
ing Of the Detroit Royals.
The Annual Jubilee Concert
held each East Sunday after
noon a. cass Technical High
School, will feature the Ward
Singers Five Blind Boys. Da-
us Sisters, Nightinoales. and
others
re Ar'h'rn High students.
Known as 'he Five Scallers .
~ as''a y wax couple ~
'd's for Savoy shortly. They
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
z,IIEs
&l;$ss
BYRDLAND
BY C. HOUSTON BYRD

HEARD and SEEN: The new Ink Spots are hold
sr in d. {. Pearl Bailey and hubby omen AS = team
yTe with combo) at La Vie En- Rose (NYC) in April
allowing Doty cambridge the fine one who incidentally
snned the same bisro last year this time for two
ri date and was held-over for ten more 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Century Theatre
Two Star Movies

IF vnu missed these twc
movies, then you'll test Yourself
generously should you see them
now" stated Miss l. J Lane.
publicity director Of the Century
theatre.
"A Place in the Sun" and
and Detective e'---."
shown at the Century begin
ming al one
day. March 9th. Both movies
are two of the better pictures
produced in Hollywood in the
past few years.
Defective Story success
ful stage play that ran on Broad
way iol an extended time. IS
exported a thriller all the way.
and loses none of its import in
the movie version
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

are Saul TIllman. James Brvan,
Gerald Young. Robert McElavine
and Johnny Mayfield.
B.
Irlbune's general manager
Mrs. Bette Ellington. was feted
win surprise party Tuesday
mite by her daughter. Bette Jean
at their home on Vinewood. The
occasion was her CD birthday.
James Edwards landed the
role of Blackburn in the Joe
Louis Story" now beng filmed
in New York
d.
Anna Mae Winburn and her
Eleven Swceihearis Of RHYTHM
VIII be the attraction al Madison
Ballroom Sunday nit, Bob
White IS Still mastering the organ
~ Uncle Toms. along With Emit
Stay Trio They combine lhra
talents 10 do My Kind Of
woman The Clover. VIII
be Craving" INTO Madison
March -.
Louie Jordan set for Chicago.
Recall Theatre during Easter
week Eastcrncis Will soon
get then chance 10 view that
western Yes Know enl.
Linda Hayes when SIZE travels
that way later 'his month. :.
Hank Ballard and Alberta Bear
den arc a> tight a. pa az
sans touscr, once they aie
caught IN ram storm
That great Nj. "B' CBlly Eek
Stne) Us now touring The cuuu-
try with Miss "B Ruth Brown.
Eckstinc's laicsi plaitcf> Tor the
lions den (MGMi are two uldics.
"A Fool in Love" and Coauet,c
Although Ruth's disc Of Daddy,
Daddy. DADDY Sill getting
whll around the cnunirN her
latest waxing Of Mama Tile
Treats You Dauehicf Mcoui" is
destined 10 be- her greatest hit
since "Teagdrops"
Well, since Daddy didn't do
Il maybe Mama Nil
Babs Cool Whaling" Gonzales
has left the James Moody ae-
sregation TO form his own com.
DO. The Whsler has waxed his
Lullaby OF the Doomed" for
his tBab's) label. while Moody
is playing collegiate dates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Jean on Trial Offers
Evening of Contrast

dean On Trial an evening or contras IN annroacl
ne character Of Joan OF Are continues Thursday thru
nn.usF concluding It's - performance run March s at
pruv- ; World Stalge al l35nh Woodward ai DaNsnn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
.S0rih-EnH
GOV E r AC Z
By VERNEAKER DoZIER

week | visited Dryer and the
Maybee Schools. Mr.. Edward
Monroe who is the safety SUI
pervisor at Dryer. told me
about the rewards OF the safety
patrol boys. The boys are first
recommended by the teacher.
Then they are given a card
from the Detroit Police depart
meni TO take home 10 their
parents 10 sign. Each year OF
service rendered by the boys
is recognized by the Board OF
Education giving them q GER
iificate and a gold star. All
through the year the boys are
rewarded for their service. such
as a free play period each
week. going 10 the circus. see
inc a big league ball game or
going 10 a basketball game at
Northern and the U. OF d.
and al the end Of the year they
have a school party.
The PIT A aids IN the rc-
wards. Mr. Monroe stated We
uy 90 keep high Standai dS lor
the safety BOYS Sometimes a boy
whose record is not quite sal s.
factory Is made a safety boy n
order to encourage ham to d.
better by giving service 10 9th
ers Safety officers are Assistant
Supervise Antony Campbell.
Captain Kcnnith Hanna. Lieu.
tenant CALVIN Padgcli and Leu
tenant Clarence Subcr.
At Maybce School the higher
. adc going to answer James
Sprinebcre'S letter (see leiiel
enclosed.
The children of Maybee school
alc writing To the different COM
panlcs and industries in vauou,
cities Of Michigan asking FOR
samples Of then products To make
q box Of the important products
We grow or make in different
parts Of Michigan. think II is q
very intcfestino program
BRIEFS
Mis-. Matte Esicll % lNri
street going out for gay eve
ming Mickey and Nerneakcr. en-
loving the show at the Fox She
was fitted IN silhouette ere.
alton OF woodland green and
brown Her mother. MIS-. Charley
Fritz. design, her Psr,s version
OF fashionable frockS Junior
Miss Audrey Washington Of Car
doni avenue is keeping up her
high scholastic standing al Shcr-
rard that She had at the Mavbcc
School We are very glad TO hear
that Mrs ESSie Clarke Of West
minister avenue is off the sick
list Wei $50 long FOR now See
YOU next week.