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S2le
REGULAR Price
Comfortable green
lounge chair SlO9.5O $500
Modern armless sofa
converts to single
bed $500 1895
Wrought iron di-
nette chairs 1926 Cos
Blond seafoam buf-
fet 1900 5000
Decorators foam
rubber lounge chair 1890 1900
Blond oak book
cases, assorted
sizes 1928 1895
Lined oak double
dresser with mir
ror and panel bed $4,000 $500
to $4,000 $500
sofa in foam rub
Armless foam rub ~
Ter chair 1926 1895
Solid Az -in. foam
ru b b Ell mattress
and matching box
spring. table size 1900 1895
Blond bedbar, chest
and . night tables 1925 $500
32-in. mattress and
box spring, each 1895 1895
LINED oak end. step
and cocktail tables
with plastic tops 1926 S.95
30-in divan bed
with bolster in
decorator fabrics 1926 1895
Budget terms and delivery can be
arranged
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Airline ReServationiStS

And communicationists. lAge 1888.
SEE AID UNDER INSTRUCTIONS
BEAUTICIAN-Good operator wanted:
5-day week FRED THE HAIR
STYLIST. at Brooks. 1l0g G NV.
BEAUTICIAN. full or part time: busy
shop all yr. around. Cali RIA. 3-9669.
BEAUTY OPERATOR; ss5 to siioo
per week guaranteed. plus comm
NO mantcuring; steady work. LOUIS
f eTa y Y y HAIR DREssERs, $40
Beauty OPERATOR. experienced
part time. guaranteed salary and
commission. Call. OV. 3-li34
BEAUTY OPERATOR imam or wom-
am. exper. all around For Jules,
New Hampshire ave. and University
lane: Guaranteed salary and comm
:, Can Mr.. JULES, KI; $1,000. 10
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced:
top pay and commission. Apply
SHEPHERD PARK BEAUTY SALON
Ul3 Georgia ave. NV. -22
MACHINE Operator
to operate accounts receivable. 35-hr.
week. Bethesda area. Apply in per-
son COLUMBIA SPECIALITY CO.,
INC. 1925 Bradley blvd. Chevy
Chase. Nd IL
Must be experienced. Excellent SAL
airy, steady position. Apply lois
Conn. ave. Ia
BOOKKEEPER-Accounts receivable
and payable; inventory control; for
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MAN-DEPENDABLE
With car. permanent EN-.
ployment. Apply Electrolux
Corporation, 3707 Ga. ave.
NV.

MEN. two full time and one part
time. Full-time men with no pre-:
vtous experience average 500 and
up per week. Repeat business plus
regular customers assures you of
steady reg REGULAR income e. n, Start S on
to prove to yourself what an excel.
oppor. this is. Fuller Brush dealers
average 500 and up per week call
ing. on regular customers by appt
cour f uS and nd'' Suy these hes FAMOUS famous
everyday necessities regularly. An
exper. man will make calls with you
and train YOU. II you are interested
in sure way to raise your income,
inquire ,S At sll J., National u Press ss, Bldg Ii
7-4477 or DI: 70 9S, is
MEN, is. white. to. distribute free
soap samples. must be neat and
clean; Sc per day. Apply Z am.
~ 469 New YORK aye: NV; .-l5
rug cleaning and laying; steady,
permanent position. Apply 1926
Wis. ave. NV. -15
MAN. under 35. accounting
background preferred, college gradu-
ate or some college training. Must
With s0 the 20 puS sfc an spl eTs oppor
SnoWIedse 60 of Af financial matters e1sut in
the treaSurer's ONCE Of a life in
surance company. Salary open.
Apply Room 800. $40 14th st. NV.
MAN, exper. assembling
lighting fixtures; good pay. steady
work. I'll 9th st. NV.
MEN go, white. for outside
sales work. No experience necessary.
Average earnings, $50 wk. We
furnish transp. Apply Room $50,
"a 9th st. NV. -10
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3 GirlS-Travel Florida

5 OIrIS-1TdVeI FIOrIQd
Positions now being accepted for 3
young ladies 1925 to travel and
assist well-chaperoned p.omotional
group. Experience unnecessary, new
cars furnished, average earnings 500
per week See Mr. Pounds. Cairo
Hotel. 10 to 5. Don't phone. IL
BEAUTICIAN, with license,
to do shampooing and apply dyes.
in white beauty shop. Call RA
$1,000. FL
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Airline ReServationiStS
MOTOR TRAVEL

DRIVING TO BOSTON February 10:
Will take . call NE. S-S563 be-
tween d. pm
AM DRIVING TO DETROIT Friday.
and chores 10. S-6574: except
to ) weekdays. Ia
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IMMEDIATE OPENING

For personable men. 20-35: perma-
nent position; must be willing to
start at 1884 mo-; car essential.
CAL RA. 6-l202, Monday. for appt.
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FURNITURE - Large con-
Signments of clean, up-to-
date, worthwhile new and
used furniture; suites and
odd pieces for all parts of
the home will be sold by
public auction, at Williams
Auction House, 9l8 New
York ave, Tues. tomorrow
Feb. Is, commencing at 2
pm. Fine mahog. bedrm.
suite, wal. bedrm. suite,
blond twin bedrm. suite,
mahog. corner china cup
board, living rm. sofas and
chairs, innerSpring mat
tresses, genuine leather-top
coffee and lamp tables,
numerous other desirable
household effects. Also, re-
ceived into the auction
house yesterday are several
very fine quality and design
crystal hanging chandeliers,
suitable finer homes, all per-
feet condition. Sale starts
at 2 pm. Phi. MA. 8-2678.
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RUGS
RUGS AND CARPETS
BE SURE TO SEE OUR
Clearance Sale Ad
IN THE STAR
SUN, FEB. 21St, FOR
MON, FEB. 22nd SALES
CARDWELL'S
$40 N. Glebe Rd., Arlington.

SAXOPHONE. Conn E-f1at alto; orr
chestrations, books, sheet music, etc.
RIA 6-4314 after &. la
SECRETARY-Antique. Crotch ma.
hogary. glass doors. suitable for liv.
rm: or din, nm. WO. d. 145. -l3
SEWING MACHINES--Larg selec.
ton OF used treadles, portableS.
and consoles now available. These
machines traded in on new Sin
gers. All fully guaranteed. SINGER
SEWING CENTER. 1910 G st. NV,
MA. S-0lS4. ii
SINKS, Youngstown. 40 in. de luxe:
$685., tor a limited time. K. g. w.
PLUMBING CO.. GA H -. =.
SOFA. Lawson style, and chair; with
slip covers. JE. 2-627l. ID
SOFA BED: sreen. eood cond., SO.
s+ n 1850 Raoiu.ER-Hesg,s s m12
used, size 70 Inns. t34oo so. ,fD.
serial. 1913; used Frederick stoker.
STEAMER TRUNK-Good as new,
yulcanized fiber; price, $50. .340a
23rd st. Sc. phone 10. 3-l06o.
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

BUILDER CONTRACTOR - We spe-
cialize in home improvements and
remodeling.
Do you need large living quarters?
Do you need help in planning for
space through the use OF an attic.
bsmt or addition?
Estimates. plans and advice upon re-
quest. Call C. w. SNYDER CO. JU.
9-6030, RIA. 3-6172. Approved FLA
dealers
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FUR COATS

FUR JACKET. Nutria. size 1916
and 3-skin Stone Marten scarf;
very good condition, $3.50. AID.
4-5205.
FURNACE. HOT wATER-American
Red Jacket boiler. good cond.. reas.
10. S-3336.
Observation-Disclosures for 3-rm.
apt; excellent cond.: leaving city.
AP. T-S3S3. IL
FURNITURE-Liv. room, din. ROOM,
bedrm., etc; practically new. Call
after pm, TU. 2-64 53. -16
FURNITURE--Iawso love seat, $50;
chair, $50. sofa. 500: custom-made
IN cotton damaSk or striped mate
rial. HOFFMAN, UPHOLSTERERS
CO. 5-5ll6. Reup. and slip covers.
IL
manufactured beds. prac-
tically new, on antique ivory frame
tables. silver. rugs. AID. 1856
FURNITURE SALE-Brand-ne bet
ter-grade bedrm.. dining rm.. living
nm, from unclaimed freight and
factory closeouts, etc. A great saw
ing for cash. LION STORAGE
BLDG. 400 New York ave NV
Daily. 1915. Sat. TIL 4. RE. 1-43lO
FURNITURE-Entire furn. of arm
apt; $500 or sell sep; must sell
leaving city. LII. 1-7167. Id
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Young Men or Vets (3)
Travel California, Florida. and re-
turn; assisting circulation, promo
tion group. Must be neat. single
and aggressive, between IS and 25.
Experience unnecessary. New cars
furnished. Average earnings $50
per week. See MR.. POUNDS. Cairo
Hotel 10 to l. DON'T nhone L.
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OPPORTUNITY

Young man, desiring to learn retail
and wholesale paint business in
established manufacturer store
must be sober, serious minded per
son wanting permanent Job with
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ROOFING
NO DOWN PAYMENT
Stone, FlagStone, Cement

Guaranteed workmanship
Call ARCHER Ii. 4-1556
Open Sundays. Ii. 3-9703
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-15

COLLEGE GRADUATE
tRecenU, for stimulating position
II you are alert. interested in ad-
vancement. call COURTESY ASSO-
GATES, Elk. 3-5050. 8 to 5.
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BOOKKEEPER-Ac receivable
and payable: inventory CONTROL for
retail fashion store.
KNICKkERBOCKER 1928 T St. NV.
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TELEPHONE OPERATOR

ELEFHONE OFENAIUH
woman to work in larss
hotel. Rotating shifts: liberal com
pany benefits and paid vacations
Apply employment once
SheratOn-Park Hotel
1880 Woodlev Rd. NV.
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Lovely grand piano. style NJ. ) IT.
: in excellent condition; 81. 800.
LA. 6-23S3 Sunday and ewes. : TO
q q M 20
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CLERK-TYPIST. some PIX exper.
required to handle small board.
Perm. position with estab wholesale
distributor OF kit. equipment Must
speed. Keep inventory records.
37lz-hr., 5-day wk. air-cond. offices
COW ne. loo. Salary 5000 per mo
Phone Mr. ROSEDALE, LA. 6-5573
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PIANO-STEINWAY

PIANO-Mason & Haml!n upricht;
recond, neat attrac case; $3.50;
del. and guar. ia. 9-3l6l or NO.
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Million Color
nv Sets by SO

More than ten million color
televiSion receivers will prob
ably be in use in American homes
five years from now. Joseph B.
Elliot. executive vice president in
charge of the Consumer Products
Division of the Radio Corporation
of America. forecast recently.
This year the industry can be
expected to produce an estimated
100000 sets. he said. with 10000
going to consumers and the rail-
ance retained by dealers for dem
onstration purposes.
Although describing the figures
for the current years as mot inn
presSive." Mr.. Elliot emphasized
that 1854 must be considered as
the Introductory year of color
tclcvision. Production and distri-
button Of color sets. he revealed.
will thereafter increase rapidly.
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Teddy Wilson
al blue NOfe

The crisp, yet flowing piano
style that adds atmosphere TO the
Blue Note Cafe. scene Of relax
alton for Casey, CHS Radios
Crime Photographer" belongs
to Teddy Wilson. as his first as
signment as a member Of the CO.
lumbia Broadcasting Systems
musical staff, which he joined
Sunday.
Wilson's familiar and unmisiak-
able style dates back 10 the
ihirfies. when he was featured
pianist in the original Benny
Goodman Trio.
Since then, his recordings with
such Jazz greats as Billy Holiday.
Charles Shavers. Lester Yourn,
Red Norvo, Mildred Bailey and
Specs" Powell. along with the
Goodman Trio. Quartet and Sex
tet, have been treasured by low
ers OF American jazz.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30

Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Parker. the
latter who was visiting her rus.
band from Gulfport, Miss: Mes.
danes Celia Sparrows and Ger.
trude Frierson. both of Ecorse
and your reporter.
.
Three o'clock services al Com.
munitY AME Church were con.
ducted by Rev. Mrs. Aniken.
pastor of Saunders Memorial
Church and his choir and con.
gregaiion- Next Sunday. Presid.
ing Elder Rhonenee will be the
main speaker at the III o'clock
service. Mrs. Maggie Walker
of 5296 Tillman was happy TO
have Mrs. Josephine Rumnet
of the city as her weekend
guest.
Mrs. Lille Byrd, mother a.
Clyde Smith. formerly OF this
city, is visiting him and his FAM
lily in Sycamore. H. The
Rev. William Bradley. choir md
congregation of New Mt. Verron
Baptist will conduct the 100 pm.
services next Sunday at Saunders
Memorial AME Church. A mu-
steal program jointly sponsored
by the Senior Missionaries md
choir will proceed the service.
Norma Jean Thomas. daughter
of the Rev. Joseph Thomas. ods-
I I Of Israel Of God Church. VIVA,
became the bride of Private Az
fred Gregory Of Detroit now s:a-
toned at FIT. Knox. KY. Jan 18th
in a ceremony at the church Of
ficiated by the Rev. A. Wade Of
Port Huron, Mich.
The bride wore white satin
gown and carried corSage OF
white carnations while her brides
maids. her sister. jeanette. and
Miss Bertha Gregory. sister OF
the bridegroom. wore sunset lace
tulle gowns. She was given away
by her father.
The groom has returned to his
army base.
The Senior Choir of Saunders
Memorial Church will sponsor
a State Rally and tea Sunday.
Feb. l4ih. from 4 10 8 pm. al
the church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Smith. formerly of SIS
Erskine. now reside in Sycs-
more. Ill. She is the former
Miriam Mccall.
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Surely he shall deliver thee
from the snare of the fowler.
and from the noisome pesti-
lence. :. He shall cover thee
with his feathers. and under
his wings shalt thou trust: his
truth shall be thy shield and
buckler.
Thou shalt not be afraid for
the terror by night, nor for the
arrow that flieth by day. f.. Nor
for the pestilence that walketh
in darkness; nor for the destruc-
ton that wasteth at MONDAY.
A thousand shall fall at thy
side. and ten thousand at thy
right hand; but it shall not ccme
nigh thee. Only with thine eyes
shalt thou behold and see the
reward of the wicked.
SICK AND SHUT-INS: In Mer-.
cy hospital are; William Smith,
1924 E. Ferry; Mrs. Fannie Shaw.
1887 Woodlawn: Clifton Black
burn. 1881 Theodore; John Hill,
ll447 Mitchell; Hardy Albright,
2293 Antietam.
In Parkside hospital are: Fred
Grabi. 1852 Oakland: Clifford
Selms. $50 Farnsworih; Farney
Brazelton. 1890 Birwood. and
Edward Walters. SIT E. Vernon.
Out Ecorse way on the sick list
are Bro. p. Perry. 4l2S 18th
ST.. and Mrs. Jane Hayes of
26l0 South Deacon.
Cpl. Eugene Thomas OF 47l8
Thompson Court has returned
home from serving overseas in
Korea. Last rites for Mrs.
Mary Lou Watts of 36l4 Riopelle
who died last Friday were held
Tuesday from Digs Chapel. She
! formerly lived at 1884 Brewster.
She leaves a daughter, one sister
and one brother.
"Who Will Go For Us" Mas
title of the sermon Sunday deliv-
cred by the Rev. Ennis Cook,
pastor of Community A. M +.
Church. After the services,
+ his wife gave a birthday dinner
Among the guests was Mrs. OSsie
Griffin. a member whose birth
day was Saturday. She was sur
prised by party given by ner
son and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brady Griffin. The mother left
Wednesday by plane for Florida,
stopping first in Georgia.
Other dinner guests included
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Society DOlNCo ',"A'r BELLE RHODES

Mathis. on Dryden. A very de-
lighiful evening was spent sing
ing hymns in concert form and
MS. M. Reward beautifully
sang God Bless Our Home"
GI IS were distributed and the
regular Christmas dinner was
eIved.
The big foot siork is lowering
very closely over the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Cabell on Nor
mandy.
Nj. and Mrs. Ollc Foster gave
thcr daughter. Cynthia beau
tiful birthday party Sunday af-
iernoon from 4 to s There were
over 40 included in this party
and many useful gifts we're re-
ceivcd. The six year Odds PLAYED
games and SAM many songs with
party hats on and baskets swing
Ing
Rev William Car on Mel
bourne is somewhat indiSpoSed.
but we hope he will be fine
again
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The affair was successful in
its intent 10 provide recreation
for the students located in that
area as well as others. II was
given under auspices of the
Student Council OF the Junior
College.
CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations this week 60
to Newland Fort, president OF the
senior graduating class of North
western High School.
Newland is an all "A student
at Northwestern High School and
is eligible TO receive a scholarship
to Wayne University; member of
the student council. president Of
Latin Club, and valedictorian OF
his class.
Our compliments to you on
your achievements. Newt
Hearty congraful atoms also go
10 clemeniine McClain. vice
president of Northwestern High
School graduating class. who
has also been very active.
Clementne is an all b stu
dent. president of the Radio Club,
member of student council, and
has received many awards for
her writings.
The class is also commended
on its selection of such officers
of high caliber.
cASS TECH LOSES
Last weeks defeat of Cass by
Miller seemed TO have had some
what of a mental affect on the
Technicians as they went into Fri
days game against Southeastern.
Southeastern. who has not
played nearly as well as the ex-
pertS had rated them this season,
finally proved that they merl:ed
some commentator by defeating
CasS Friday afternoon.
Looking Forward
The nations 100000 Cub
Scouts. Boy Scouts, Explorers.
and their adult leaders will OBJ
serve the 44th birthday of the
organization during Boy Scout
Week. Feb. Z 10 10.
Topic of the observance
is Forward on LiberfY's Team
the current major emphasis of
the movement. which seeks 10
produce a greater funciioning
manpower and provide higher
quality program for its ever
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30


Climaxing three-month.
ration wide campaign last Fall.
presentations OF the Man OF the
Hour" trophies were made 10
the leading iechnicians on each
coast by Consumer Products
Service Vice President DON
Kunsman at banquet in San
Francisco and New York. The
East Coast recipient was Robert
Goldman. Of the Midtown
Branch in New York City.
The trophy bestowed on the
winners was a symbollcal gold
figure of service technician
carrying tool kit, individually
inscribed with the recipients
achievements.
In winning the Western Area
Award. Jackson sold almost S8l0C
worth of contracts and services.
District Manager Robert Bonnet
slor revealed. The West Coast
District Manager explained that
J3ckson's $500 gross billing rep
resented big portion of the gross
billings for the entire branch fol
the three-month period.
Bill Jackson Is an outstanding
example of a man who is vitality
interested in the welfare of ouI
Company. He has proved by hi:
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for them next summer =

for them next summer
The Rev. A 5 Jackson Of Mar
shall, Texas, was guest speaker
a, Second Baptist Sunday. speak
ing on Something Within
Mrs. George Janctie tor 10
wears resident Of Lecciba Hon
du.as. was guest speaker for the
T. iangle Club Of ST. Cypran
Episcopal Church Monday night.
Mrs. Janclto spoke on the eco
monte conditions in Honduras and
how they tried with success to
improve them All children are
taught how 20 sew at very
carly age and soon become very
shiltul with the needle.
Mrs. Jane,ie IS a southern born
woman and her children have
attended schools in America TOR
several years. Her husband is
physician. also is a native OF
Honduras they are now located
IN our citr
Nine distinguished people
have been nsmed 10 the board
OF trustees OF an interracial ma
iional group which plans TO
erect a Hall of Our History"
monument at Pine Mountain.
/. Ca. Namely: Mary McCloud
Bethune. Bertha M. Dozier Mrs.
Robert L. Vann. Albert DENT.
F. D. Patterson. Paul r. Will
liams. c. B. Powell. Claude
Barnett. Rufus Clement and DR.
Ralph Bunche. This group is
headed by Charles F. Palmer
and General Lueius Clay.
Rev John Miles is out OF the
lefty because Of death of mis- aunt
Mrs Sarah Henderson
All the dignitarics of the Mich
igan Democrats attended the 18th
4 Congressional Reception given at
the beautiful home OF Atty. and
Mrs. F. Yates on LaSalle Blvd
Saturday night There were plenty
Of refreshments Tor me 200 guest
present
The i2ih Street Mission aux
iliaries gave joint belated
Christmas party Friday night
at the home of the pastor. Rev.
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~ JEROME BALL

This special week is the largest
annual single observance BY
young citizens. Since 1910 NOR.
than 81 million boys and men
have been identified with Scout.
ing and local. state and national
leaders share in observing how
the program has indeed becoms
an important element in com.
munity living.
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GREAT is THE LORD. AND GREATLY TO BE
PRAISED IN THE CITY OF GOD, in The MOUNTAIN
OF HIS HOLINESS"-Bible

Ms. Irene Mccoy Games vas
quest speaker Tor the Cultural
of Second Baptist
Church Sunday evening III $50
p nj "a "Womens Part in Gull
.4.al PROGRESS Mrs Games came
io ihs civ tu.l oi constructive
knowlcega for this group from
pas, and present experiences
a.Hca hy pep rcdncss and eN-
icrsNe travel
She is ONE OF Chle4go's leading
bus.assS and C,ylc / aaeis. also
ls pfcsdcN, the National Assoc
Gauun ~ Woncus Clubs. and
spokc az The State Convention
which convened here IN June
~ Latin QUARTERS
A dinner was given her al
the Goth m Hotel Sunday. and
after the lecture Sunday nisat
Coffee Hour was held in the
social rooms at the church. Mrs.
Jcrene Mscklin is chairman OF
this committee.
Fmpesr Hale S,la,>ic Of Elh-
iopa wN he VIC DISTINGUISHED
quest pr, dent F'~on'lawci AT
the cutivc mansion IN Wash
lneian y G m Alay IT, is also
planning To- NS, other pat.s ~
the Unrcd States before rciun-
ng home
Miss Jackie Aliens open house
for modelling and charm Sun
day was quite success al the
Club House.
Mrs Mildred Croft wr hun.
ocd Thursday night by the Sen
Tor Choir 81 Second Baptist
Church where She has been a
member for many years Service
is the one great credit that can
be- given ono so faithful all
through the years as Mrs. Cioff
has been She is the chairman Of
the House Committee Of the
Detro, Assoc alton. and could be
the president II She would accept
~ Honor 20 whom honor is due"
q
The Travel Club Of the YWCA
,niovcd delicious Hungarian
dinner AZ the Hungarian Rest u
rant ~ Fort Street Friday eve
ming with % members present.
The travologue says, California
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30

NEW YORK (GlobaD - Louis
"Satchmo" Armstrong opened
last Monday night at Broadway's
Basin Street. Eartha Kit
appeared as surprise guest last
Sunday night on Peter Potter's
luke Box Jury Show from Holly
wood. Joe Tunero, top disk
Jockey on Newark. New Jerseys
WVNJ. is also a columnist for
Cash Box. the juke box bible. d.
Billy Holiday knocking them cold
in Japan.
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ncreasinq boy membership.

increasing boy membership.
The anniversary is to be OBJ
served by $4,000 units in all parts
OF the nation, its possessions and
also in other parts of the world
where American families reside.
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sales performance that he is truly
the Man of the Hour, Bomei-
sler decarled.
The soft-spoken award-winner,
who joined the RCA Service Com
pany as an apprentice technician
in 1851. is saving his commissions
for down payment on a new
home for his family. which in
Guides his wife and two children.
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Teci1nicion RCA
Mon Of Hour

Indicative OF the Radio Corporation of Americas pol
icy of employment and advancement based on ability alone
the recent presentation TO the Man of the Hour
trophy to William A. Jackson, outstanding sales techncian
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30
COMMUNITY
NEWS

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON Psalm Glib: He that dweleth
schl abide shadow
the Almighty will of the Lord He refuge and fortress:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30

questions several times who JOHN LEE
HOOKER Where h where di he come from Where aid he get
4, I.a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30

OLA DECISIONS ANDREWS
Al Andrews lost l2-round bout
to Ted Ola Monday night in
Milwaukee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30
Youth in Society
HIGHLAND PARK JUNIOR COLLEGE

Saturday night members the student body OF Highland
Park Junior College Civic Center for evening OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-30

Well. we will attempt 10
answer few. John lie Hooker
was bern in Clarksdale. Miss.
He started stunning on a
string. box lquliarl when he was
tho age Of II. He was taught
the fundamentals OF guitar
from his sfep.iaiher. He created.
however. his own intimate blues
style