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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

ularly the Senate. by Democrat
members with an aversion TO
civil rights legislation explains
past failures in this field. Il tell
you said one leading Demo
crat Senator, Lister Hill Of Ala
hama. 1T is the power and in
fluence Of your Senators and Con
eressmcn that has made posi-
bic the defeat Of FEPC and 9TH
er so-called civil rights bills. They
hold this power and influence as
members Of the Democratic Par
~" Sen. Hill added The Re-
publican Party brought the civil
rights bills into being, and today
the Republican leader in the
House and the Republican leader
in the Senate proclaim the Re
publican Partv's solemn commit
ment to these bills.
This was in 1850. Sen. Hill
was Democratic whip and one OF
Administrations three top lead
ers in the Senate
Times haven't changed The
Republican Party by platform
by principle and by dedication
is still the party of human free-
doms. civil rights and the 'cli-
mate Of equality
In 1850. Sen. John Sparkman.
Democrat Of Alabama, said; II
am against the civil rights pro-
nosals always have been and
ALWAYS will be-" He promised
that las long as we can operate
A. Democrats on the inside
there will not be any such legls-
lation." Two years later Sen.
Sparkman was Adlai Stevenson's
Vice Presidential running mate.
In contrast to the Sparkman-
Hill line. consider these words OF
Mr.. Eisenhower in October, 49,
There is discrimination. This
crusade is pledged to use every
single item Of leadership and m
tluence it has to eliminate II. II
intends to enforce the full Con-
stitution. not part of il.
Thus the Eisenhower Admins
tration put itself squarely behind
the nonsegregation case with q
b,ief nv Atty. Gen. Herbert
Prownell. Jr.. before the Supreme
Court
The outcome. Of course. was
sor,eshing that falls appropriately
within the Eisenhower Admins
trations many-frontal attacks on
global Communism. Hum 2
equality at home is weapon o'
freedom. Like economic health
a stalwart foreign policy stout
n,siitary preparedness and strong
defenseS against internal Subver-
sion. II helps guarantee the Free
Worlds cause.
Statement Prepared by the
Research Division Of the Repub-
lican National Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Visiting Hours
Spelman To Offer Ma jor In
Health and Physical
Education Beginning
In September

ATLANTA. Ga.-AuguSt
Especial - President AL
bert +. Manley of Spelman
College issued an announce
ment this week that young
women who enter Spelman
in September may select a
major in physical education.
health and recreation. He
also made the announcement
that Or Ellen Neal Duvall
OF Richmond. Virginia. has
received an appointment TO
head up the program in ply
steal education at the col
lege.
Both Of these announce
ments are of significant in
terest TO young women who
are planning a career in this
field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

Growers say that the quality
and sire OF the crop are very
oood. although the harvest will
be below last year, n volume.
Inc variety being offered at
present is the Red Haven. Other
main varieties TO follow are the
Hale Haven nd then the Ell
bertas
Plentiful receipts of sweet corn
slicing cucumbcrS. potatoes, ltal-
ian and summer squash. toms-
toes and turnipS are among the
many items at low wholesale
prizes to be found at the local
farmers markets these days.
Carlot dealers at the Union
Produce Terminal advise that
liberal receipts Of carrots. Gu
cumhers. grapes, grapefruit or
anges. peaches. potatoes. and
watermelons head the lost OF
good buy" this week. in the
distan,ly grown produce line
Fork is in adequate supply,
according to local packers. Whole
sale prices have advanced as
much as > to- &c lb. on fresh
pork loins BoSton-style pork
butts also are up &c per pound.
Both fresh and smoked hams.
.rnckod An,crlcsn and all nradcs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Teensge Fashion Show
At State Fair

At State Fair
Here's a chance for girls,
- years through IL years
of age, to be models at the
Michigan State Fair Teen
Age Fashion Show to be
held Thursday evening. Sep
TENDER 9 at the Musical
Shell on the Fairgrounds.
Cooperating in choosing
the teen-age models will be
Ed Mckenzie of WXYZ and
the Ernst Kern Company.
For three successive Sat-
urdays. beginning this Sat
urday (Aug. 21) Mckenzie
will present eight young lad.
les parading in front of the
camera on his. the Ed Nc
Kenzie Saturday Party TN
show from noon to . pm.
The studio audience will
choose two winners of each
eight who will receive S25
gift certificates from Kern's
The six To be eliminated
each Saturday will receive
passes to the State Fair and
the Coliseum entertainment
program.
Kern's will choose the
eight young ladies to appear
on the Mckenzie Saturday
Party TV show from photo
graphs and information mail.
ed directly to Kern's on
Woodward avenue. The snar
shots should be accompan,
led by name. address. ages
height. weight. size of dress
and the name of the schoo'
each attends.
The clothes TO be worn
for the Teen-Age Fashion
Show itself at the State Fair
will be furnished by Kern's
Contestants on the Nc.
kenzie show should wear
their own clothes of the type
that would best show their
modelling ability.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Blessed Are The Pure In Heart

Before we begin telling
you about week end visitors,
trips and vacations of our
friends, we wish to take a
little time to remind you that
the Detroit Tribune is look
ing forward to presenting a
better Fall Fashion Review,
and program than we had
last year.
Ii was a nice trip out into
the country last weekend.
One cannot imagine how re-
freshing it is to take little
weekend trip up in the
country. We met many new
people. and some old friends
were out spending the week
end with their sons and
daughters. Some Of those
from Detroit included Mrs.
Rosa Johnson, visiting her
daughter and son-in-law. MIR.
and Mrs. Waverly Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
lines. Of Bewick, visiting
their daughter and son-in-
law. who were disappointing
their vacations up in Wood
land.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

Tapioea PUDDING
with Blueberry Sauce
package prepared Vanilla taploea
pudding
I cups milk
Blueberry sauce
Empty contents Of package into
saucepan. Add milk and mix well.
Cook and stir over medium heat
until mixture comes 10 q boil. and
IA slightly thickened-about min.
utes. tDo not overlook. pudding
thickens a. II cools) Cool. stir
once after rs 70 20 minutes. Chill.
Serve with Burberry Sauce. Makes
4 servings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Mrs. Geneva McNeal On
Republican Committee

v ~~"~<@%ss
Mrs. Geneva G.. McNeal,
who is serving her third
term as a member Of the
Republican State Central
Committee on its Rules and
Resolutions Committee. was
named to the Pre-convention
Resolutions Committee Of
the Republican Party to help
draft the 1854 platform up
on which all Republican
candidates will run in No.
vember.
Mrs. McNeal was selected
for this signal honor by John
Feikens. State chairman. and
other Republican leaders.
1t. Governor Clearance A.
Reid is chairman of this inn
portant committee.
Books On Exhibition
The Annual Fifty Books
Of the Year $3.50 Exhibi-
ton Of the American InSti-
tute Of Graphic Arts is now
ON display at the Main Ii
brary. Woodward and Kir-
by. through August %.
The books from all over
the United States are chosen
b, the Institute on the basis
of design. Typography, edi-
torial content. manufacture
quality of composition. con
cepi. and significance.
The fifty selections in
clude l6 trade books. Ia
university press books. three
children'S books. two peck
et-sized paper-bound books
and II others.
The books represent the
fields of history, biography,
fiction, literature (prose and
poetry, humor, technical,
advertising, biology and 10
ology.
Some Of the interesting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

Blusberry saues
cup fresh blueberries
cup water
tablespoon hour
a cup sugar
a teaspoon salt
Dash Of cloves
teaspoons butter
+, tablespoons lemon Juice
BRING y cup Of the berries and
water 10 q boil and simmer ! min.
utcs. Combine four. sugar. salt and
cloves: add 10 hot fruit. Add re-
naming berries. bring 70 q boil and
cook Z minutes. Remove from heat
Add butter and lemon Juice. Makes
IA cups sauce.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
BEAUTIClANs

Ask your jobbsr for PEAUTY
TRADE the seiniillafins new
magazine for Bssuticians
Chockfull Of smart new hair
styles. pointers on making
more money in 81. It's just
the magazine you've been wait
inc for. II your jobbsr il out OF
BEAUTY TRADE. order your
subscription by mail. Only 50.
for seven months. IS for one
year. Write today 10; BEAUTY
TRADE. lol West 4sfh Street
New York 90. MY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

Of sliced bacon, too, have gone
up lie 10. at wholesale Fresh
pork trimmings likewise have
increased &c per pound Lard
is up lie h. at the wholesale
level this week
Most other pork products are
unchanged in price Best COM
paritivc values in pork this week
should be fresh and smoked pic
mics, pork butts and fresh pork
shoulders.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

AS leader IN the fight for
human equality. the Republican
Party takes pride in its record
Whereas the momentouS SUI
prcme Court decision emphasizes
the deep and fundamental split
within the Democratic Party
over these issues OF mems alien.
able rights, II finds the Repub-
lean Party under President
Eisenhower united. The Demo
yats' turmoil IL their division
over this natter prevented real
civil rights progress for 20 years
Yet IN the II months Of the
Eisenhower Administration, these
seven significant development:
have occurred.
Segregation al Army post
schools abolished by executive
Directive.
Employment discrimination in
District OF columbis service
contracts. and segregation in
eating places. outlawed.
Segregation in u. S. Naval in
tiallaiions in the South ended.
Racial discrimination effective
lY banned on Federal contract
Jobs by the Presidents Govern
msnt Contract Committee.
Segregation ended in major
veterans hospitals in the South
and labelled 'undemocratic un-
economical. undesirable"
Segregation abolished in Dis
sriei Of Columbia recreation Ia
eiliiies one day after the SUI
preme Court schools decision.
Appointment of IS Negroes
on the basis OF their eminent
Qualifications to high positions
In the Federal Government. in
eluding many hrst-time APP
poinimsnis. such as Assistant
Secretary in the Labor Depart
ment.
What, then. was the record
under Democratic Adminisire-
tions from ls37-S27
Here are the facts about wha'
actually happened while Demo.
Gratis were talking civil rights ou'
doing nothing:
Out IT nineteen Senate votes
majority Of Democrats balloteo
,sainst civil rights issues seven,
teen times. In two instances. no.
one Democrat voted favorably; IN
Two others. only one lone Demo-
rat Joined Republican malor''
hes In eighteen Of these nine
teen civil rights tests. a MAJORITY
Y Republicans voted favoraolv'
ihree times they lined up 100.
In the House during this same
,O'year period. Republicans voted
between 68-lO0cs for civil rights
measures on fourteen occasions
House Democrats failed on sever
o these test ballots TO produce
Even S0cs.
Control OF Congress, psrtic
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
COPS Civil Rights Record

The historic decision by the supreme Court of the
United States eliminating segregation in public schools
typical of the healthy climate-of-equaty that prevails
in President Eisenhowers Administration
The opinion written by Chief Justice Warren and un-
anmously supported by his eight associates provides
Logical milestone at which survey along the road
TO civil rights in the past % years
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

of Detroit. but now 81 Chicago
III. IS IN the city on business
and pleasure She is the guest OF
Mrs Calvin Dennis.
We are losing a very fine
Detroit family. Mr.. and Ms.
Merritt Greasy and their
daughter. Sheils Lynn. who
left the city Saturday night
10 take up permanent resi-
dencs in Los Angeles. Calf.
Mrs. Greasy is the former
Bette Carson Greasy. one OF
our city teachers. We wish
them success.
Mrs Edna Holcomb hos -
turned 10 the city after an en-
jovable trip in Washington. D.
and other points East.
II is real family celebration
Tor Mrs. Ruth Lewis. whose
daughter. Miss Silverene Berts
of New York. her father MI
Henry Hunter of Pine BluH.
Ark. md her brothers Henry
and Mae Hunter also Of New
Cork sal have meeting friend
Of Mrs Lewis and enjoying the
hospitality that viii be extend
ed 10 them
Mrs Amanda Bowen OF A.
lanta. Ga who has travelled eN-
iensivelv IN the East his SUM
mer is the guest Of her son.
Mr. Walter Bowen. social
worker and business man A
family Reunion Is planned for
Sunday including The John
Miles and their guests The
Leon Rivers and The Neusoms.
a sse 80
SUNDAYS CHURCH NOTES
Second Baptist Church. Assist
pastor Rev Simmons. theme.
THE Way Maker" Rev. Banks
is attending the Worlds Coun-
eli in Evanston. III
The Booker T. Washington
Trade Association gave their
regular luncheon Wednesday AZ
me church.
The Credit Onion wen, to
Bob 10 Island for an outing
Saturday
Hartford Avenue Bap,iS, church
Assist. Pastor. Rev. John Miles
theme There Is Confusion
Rev Chas Hill and family are
on vacation
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Rev s II. James Of San An
ONTO. Texas was guest speaker
Rev Jese c. Mcneil is pastor
King Solomon Bsptis, church
Rev T s Boone. pastor -
theme "A Child OF True
Parent
New Light Bapus, Church
Guest speaker. Rev + Bishop,
Pastor A NJ Martin and family
are visiting in Broklvn. ~ Y
81 Stephens AME Church.
pastor Chas s Spivey's theme.
III We're A Layman'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Guest Al Dinner

Mrs. Josephine Billups Of
fireman, had her son and
daughter-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Neil Billups and their
young son at dinner. last
Sunday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Art Institute
Cslendar-Aug. 22-28

Sunday, August % .l:i5-
2 100 pm. Station WJBK-TN
Channel 2 SEE FOR YOUR
SELF-The Detroit Institute
Of Arts weekly program.
THE PLUMED SERPENT.
Showing and discussing sill
yer. pottery. blankets and
sand paintings Of the Indians
Of the American Southwest.
Planned for children.
Exhibitions
ART OF OUR CENTURY.
European. American and
Michigan Works from the
i e rm a n e n I Collection.
through September 18th.
THE FAREWELL COLLEC-
TION OF ANCIENT DAUN-
IAN POTTERY FRO NJ
SOJIHERN III Ally. through
Sept. 18th. WORK FROM
MUSEUM S L NJ VI + r
WORKSHOP. through Sept.
18th. CONTEMPORARY
COLOR PRINTS FROM
THE MUSEUM COLLEC-
TION. through oct. 3rd.
EXHIBITION OF WHIT
COMB REQUEST. no clos
ing date.
Visiting Hours
Location: 5000 Woodward
Avenue. Telephone Temple
l-0360. Admission Free.
Summer Hours: Closed
Mondays and Holidays,
Tuesday through Sunday
900 am. to 500 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

Mrs. Sarah Gayden OF Pitts
burgh, Pa IS visiting relatives
and friends here.
The faculty OF Lewis Business
College gave semi-forlnsl dance
Saturday night for the gradual
ing classes II was happy
group Of young folk
49,
CLUBS
THE EARNEST Worker. Club
Of Second Baptist Church will
give their annual picnic al Bob
Lo Island Saturday. where many
are expected 10 attend Nj
Rosa Scott is president
THE MEMS CLUB Of SAINT
Cvpwan Episcopal Chul c h
staged Family Night FRIDAY
evening with An over flowing
crowd
The 640O Hartford Averue
Yard and Garden Club was in.
spected by Mcsdames Wilma
Robertson. +. Williams NJ
Boone Jones and Rosa Scott
THURSDAY afternoon The Judge,
found i, very dinicult for d
decision as all yards and ga!
dens could have been gwen d
prize The judges were ap-
pointed by Mrs Henrietta StrcN
land
Grand Rapids. Michigan wa.
the scene for the Democratic
State Convention over the week
end. avowing their LOYALTY and
support for the party als'
adopting a fine program in the
interest Of the masses. who have
been benefited from many an
giles
The Woman, Dav Program
held al Morning Star Bapiis
Church Sunday proved very IN
tcics,ing 10 the many members
and friends Mis- Hattie Walk
or. president Of the Union DIS
irlct Wnmcns Convention was
guest speaker She u also tn'
wfe nf Rev G II Walker 81
New Salem Baptist Church
Mrs. A M Curtis was char
man " this very lovely pro
gram. Rev s Glover is me
pastor
The Faculty and SENIOR Class
Of Lewis Business College gay,
their 10Th Commencement sun
day night AZ Tabernacle church
A packed house enloved IN,
program and Rev. Jesse Jai Me
Neil delivered fine address
Mrs. Violet T Lewis s preSi'
dent. Mrs Prudence Perry il
al home again. after cruising tht
Great Lakes with friends from
New York City. Mrs. Perry Is
one OF our City teachers anc
has received a new assignment
to the Vocational School ful
girls
MIS- Thelma Hancock or
American Avenue honored Mrs
Maize Hughes Of Florida, the
sister OF Mrs Matte Jefferson
with ioothsome breakfast
Friday morning guest. Mrs Nj.
Huphes Mrs NJ Lenersnn- Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Miss Angeline Carrot and
Wesley Cobb Wed

Miss Angeline Garrett of
2427 Beaubien. and Mr..
Wesley Cobb. spoke their
wedding VOWS. on Saturday
evening. August II. at PAP
Englewood. The bride is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Garrett. of 2427 Beau
bien.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
Society DOINCS
By MARY BELLE RHODES

Mr. and Mrs Charles Saer and family of Chicago having
returned from visit with Mr. Saers sister in South Caro-
lima is pop calling friends here in Detroit.
The Leonard arriSOns family have returned to the city
after visit i'm New York City
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
DIR. and Mrs. j. A. Brewer
In Washington

DIR. and Mrs. j. A. Brew
err left last week for Wash
ington, DC, to attend the
Medical Society Convention.
After leaving there DIR.
Brewer will 60 to Mayo
Brothers Clinic to resume
his research. He will return
to his office in Detroit Sept.
9TH.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

and unusual books are Rob
ert Osborn's book Of car
toons Low & Inside, Robert
Blechman's adaptation Of
The Juggler of Our Lady,
Joseph Lows Mother Goose
Riddle Rhymes, the Thirty
Second Annual of Advertis-
ing and Editorial Art, com
piled by the Art Directors
Club Of New York; The Co.
lumbia Historical Portrait Of
New York, Wernher Won
Braun's The Mars Project,
and Package Design; The
Force of Visual Selling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
M,ksling Zip, 70, ,Ho1,s~ivs,

The first homegrown peaches available
the Farmers Markets The supply is light yet and
wholesale prices range from 81 to So per bushel
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

To make an attractive lunch
con dessert. using fruit and
cheese. cut cook book quality
doughnuts from your sroeert
resdy-fo-saf cake department in
half crosswise. Spread halves
with cream cheese. and stud
with whole green sssdless
grapes. or seeded halves OF
other grape varieties. Makes
two for each serving.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
AMEz Bishops
Spur Court Ruling

LOUISVILLE. Ky. (SpeciaD-
The us. Supreme courts ruling
outlawing segregation in public
schools was lauded by converting
bishops of the Methodist AME
Zion church here last week.
The group adopted q resolu-
ton urging Negro leaders not
10 enter into any compromise"
in putting into effect the SUI
prems court public school de-
segregation ruling.
Celebrating on the historic
edict. the bishops called the de-
cision nothing short OF divine
miracle" and explained they
could not in the slightest de.
gree accept the charge that the
Judges played politics in max
ing il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21

Ms Thelma Hancock on
American Avenue honored Mrs
Maize Hughes Of Florida, the
sister OF Mrs. Matte Jefferson
with ioothSome breakfast,
Friday morning guest. Mrs NJ.
Hughes. Mrs. NJ JEFFERSON. Mrs
II. {. Reid and Mrs l.. Wilson
Mrs Matte Williams formerly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-08-21
SUNDAYS CHURCH NOTES

Second Baptist Church. Assist
pastor. Rev. Simmons. theme.
THE Way Maker" Rev. Banks
IS attending the Worlds Coun-
eli in Evanston. III