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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
Wayne Awards
Varsity Letters
to Cage Stars

Five Negro students were
among the ~ students who were
awarded varsity basketball let
tiers for their services on the
Wayne University basketball
team. which won is and lost six
during the l953-54 season.
Named were Eugene II. Boil
don. Paul L. Dean. Ronald p.
Porter. Ulysses p. Harvey and
Charles Primas.
Leading the list was Charlie
Primas, named TO al least one
All-American team Primas. a
senior. set new season scoring
record Of 466 points. while also
recording new marks in free
throws N92) and rebounds t4l8).
The 6 IT, 3 inch eager stretched
his career mark 10 1890 which
is tops for all-time al Wayne.
Primas. a Miller graduate, lives
with his parents at 1874 Hunt.
This was his third varsity bas-
ketball award
Gene Boldon. another senior.
who graduates IN June was
awarded his second varsity bas-
ketball award
A center, he was fifth IN
team scoring with 100 points. and
also managed 10 grab III re-
bounds. which placed him second
in that category. An Air Force
veteran Of three years. he lives
with his wife, Barbara, az 1858
Navahoe in Detroit
Also named TO receive an
award was guard Paul Dean.
who will be back 10 help the
Tariars next year.
He joined the team al mid
year after suffering a broken
ankle in fall practice 1t was the
second varsity award for the ex-
Miller High student He resides
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
L. Dean. at $50 Mack.
Another recipient OF his Sec
ond varsity basketball award
was Ulysses S. Harvey. Jr. An
outstanding floor leader through
out the season. the stockY
guard will be around until jan
uary, 1857.
A graduate Of Northwestern
High in Detroit and an Air Force
veteran. Harvey lives with his
parents al 1862 Hazlett.
Guard Ronald Porter received
his first varsity basketball award.
A devastating jump shot artist.
Porter placed sixth in team scor-
ing with 96 points, playing in
only 10 games
An ex-All-City star at Cass
Tech in Detroit. this. promising
sophomore lives with his parents
Ernest and Lucille Porter. at 4l62
w Warren.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
Legal Notice

State Of Michigan, the Probate
Court 70 rthe County OF Wayne
No. 4l5.l84
In the Matter of the Estate OF
ANY RILLA CORNELIUS. De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given that all
creditors of said deceased are
required TO present their claims.
in writing and under oath. to
SAID Court at the Probate Office
in the City OF Detroit. in said
County, and TO serve copy
thereof upon MICHAEL BERRY.
Administrator OF said estate. at
300l Cadillac Tower. Detroit 26
Michigan. on or before the nth
doy Of June. AID. 1854. and that
such claims will be heard by
said court. before Judge William
J Cody in Court Room No. 504.
Wayne County Building in the
City OF Detroit, IN said County,
on the nth day Of June. AID
1854. at two o'clock in the alter
noon.
Dated: April 5. 1854.
WILLIAM J. CODY.
Judge of Probate.
Published in Detroit Tribune
once each week for three weeks
successfully. within thirty days
from the date hereof
| do hereby certify that I have
compared the foregoing copy with
the original record thereof and
have found the same TO be a cor
rect transcript Of such original
RECORD.
Allen r Edison Deputy Probate
Register.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

compunctions about an injury,
with final results TO be the sole
determining factor OF who won
and why"
Too. seldom have two fighters
given the fans a greater ex-
hibition for their money - in
recent years.
That money may have had
something to do with the out
come. that is on the shady side"
does not penetrate the average
follower of either Of the fighters.
AS il was. Olson merely poured
forth more leather. oftener, and
convincingly. than did the Kid.
We believe that the Kid was
notwithstanding else.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

On my first Jump foulcd by
stepping Over the take-off board.
THIS made me nervous but even
more determined.
! hit the take-on board Just
light thu next Try and jumped
high into the air had feel
ing / VA never golne 70 land.
but ! did, amid much connection
and fuss | aid not realize had
set a new city record until the
confusion died down and the
mark of % feet lie inches was
announced.
The feat left nc with a feel
ing OF prize and great sarsfac-
ton kncw had fulfilled my
,oach's faith in me
Our writer. this week. is a
Doctor Of Surgical Chuopodv.
He attended McGraw Grade
School Northwestern High
School and Ferris Institute and
received has degree from The
ONO College Of Chiropody
Dr. Robinson Is married and
has a son. Robert Kay. and a
daughter Barbara.
Next week: Willis Ward. one
of Michigan's all-iime great
athletes tells Of his greatest
sports thrill. Ward attended
the University Of Michigan
end was outstanding in track
events as we'll as the gridiron.
Don't miss il.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
Willis M. Graves and
Claude w. Haywood. AiiYs.
So Mack Ave

State of Michigan. in the Cir
cult Court for the County OF
Wayne in Chancerv.
COLEY RUSSELL. Plaintiff.
VS.. MATTE LEE RUSSELL, De
PENDANT
Order Of Publication
No. Sl6.773
At session of said Court,
held at the Court House. in the
City OF Detroit. in said County
and State on the 25th day OF
March. 1854.
Present. Hon. Miles n. Guile
han, Circuit Judge
II appearing from affidavit on
file that the defendant, Matte
Lee Russell. is not a resident OF
the State OF Michigan. but is
resident OF the City OF Margaret,
County of ST Clair and State OF
Alabama.
II Is Ordered that the defend
ant enter her appearance IN this
cause within three (3) months
from the date of this Order or
said bill will be taken as con-
fessed; that a copy OF Order be
mailed to the defendant at her
last known address. by registered
mail with a demand for a return
receipt, or that copy OF this
Order be published as IS re-
quired by law.
MILES N. CULEHAN.
Circuit Judge.
"a True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin. Clerk
BY A. c. Gallagher. Deputy
Clerk. 4-l0-5-l7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
SPORTS CLOSEUP

them.
The other bright spot was
young Tommy (Hurricane) Jack
son, the Georgia boy who took
New York by storm by scoring
a TKO over Dan Bucceroni
The fact that the kid won by
a technical knockout is only
of passing interest. The inn
poriani thing is that he seems
10 be a free-sfYle fighter. He
seems TO break all the rules.
but he is most effective in the
rinq because of his unorthodox
style.
Then. too. he is anything but
ponderous and sluggish as many
heavyweight is. and moves
about with the facility of a fly
weight. He has the town talking
about his two-fisted uppercut'
and his ability to absorb punish
ment.
This is just the shot in the
arm the fight game needed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

ilan's rumbs over in Chicago
last Friday night. Gsvilan's
wife presented him with a
daughter last week. :. Olson
is father Of three.
Newspaperman c. B. Powell OF
the Amsterdam News will APP
peal the $4,000 libel suit won
against his newspaper by Ex-
Welter and Middleweight Cham
pion Sugar Ray Robinson.
Big Bill Willis. veteran line
man of the Cleveland Browns. is
expected to retire from the grid
iron before next practice season
rolls around.
The former Ohio State star.
who coached at Kentucky
State for a couple Of years.
will become the first assistant
director Of the Cleveland Rec
reation department. The job
pays $3.50 per year.
OF Coach Paul Browns origi-
nal team organized in 1916. only
eight members remain. Marion
Motley may also Join Willis on
the retirement list before the
season opens.
A gang Of young basketball
fans walked up 70-odd flights OF
stairs last week to visit Abe
Saperstein. owner-coach OF the
famous Harlem Globetrotters.
Upon arrival on the floor on
which Saperstein's office is To-
Gated. they were directed into
the inner room. and Mr. Saper-
stein noted that the young boys
were perspring.
why all the sweating" he
inquired?
We'll. we walked up the
stairs and ran a Bit hot"
spokesman replied.
Later il was revealed that the
young fellows did not know there
were elevators in the building.
Autographs Of the famous cage
coach were given with pleasure.
Speaking Of the Globetrotters
reminds that a movie starring
them is currently showing at the
Broadway Capitol theatre. Title
is: GO Man. Co." Reece
Goose" Tatum. veteran star OF
the 'Trotters, incidentally, is
leading his team in scoring
against the College All-Stars.
Our Detroit Tigers have sew
ersl Negro rockies working out
in the Tigertown camp in Lake
land. Fla. for the first time
in history. :. Controversy over
white and colored baseball play
ers playing on same field linked
teams) flared up again in Birm-
ingham last week. Birmingham
mayor. however, wired Brooklyn
Dodger officials that the law now
amended" permits white and
colored TO play baseball on the
same field.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
SHARE YOUR WISDOM
By DR.. Thomas R. Game,

NEW YORK (GlobaD-When a
mother eagle feels sure her Gag
lets in the nest are sufficiently
capable Of taking care of them
selves, she proceeds TO pull apart
their nest Of twigs. moss and
feathers.
Their comfortable home is
broken up. but il is all for the
good of the eaglets.
Thus are they introduced to
the ability within themselves TO
conquer the air and soar to great
heights by the latent powers
within themselves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

Willie Mays with the Indians
have won IL of l6 contests be-
tween the two clubs.
Hank Thompson. infielder for
the Giants. returned to familiar
grounds last week when the In
dams and Giants played an ex-
hlbton game in Dallas, Texas.
Thompson, as a youngster. was
club house" boy for the Dallas
team OF the Southern ASsocia-
ton.
An overflow crowd OF 10000
fans watched the Milwaukee
Braves and Brooklyn Dodgers in
an exhibition game last Satur-
day in Birmingham, Ala.
Although Negro and whites
were segregated. there was a
different attitude than prevailed
when Jackie Robinson, with
three white members OF his team
visited the Southern city last
fall. Ole Man Jim Crow
dictated that the white members
SIT out" the two games.
! They're saying "Bobo Olson's
hula dance topped Kid Cav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

Seaftlsis Johnny O'Brien COM
piled in two seasons of minor
competition and one of major.
Selvy's three-year average OF
32.5 points a game is higher than
any major player ever has been
able to register for one season.
In seventy>eight games Selvy
sank 43 per cent Of his shots
from the floor and n per cent of
his free throws.
Tere wasn't much statistical
glory left for others, even though
Louisiana States Bob Petit ave-
ragel 3l.4 a game to become
runner-up to Selvey. with a ca
reer average of 27.4. Virginia's
Buzz Wilkinson, averaging 30.l
this season. also surpassed the
old record but had to settle for
third place.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
Olson Successful
In Title Defense
Bv LUTHER WEBB

Kid Gavan may may not have abb for his de-
feat for his defeat Bobo Olson last Friday night in Chi
cago.
Despite claims of that his right hand was in
jured, examined before the fight and declared
ok, by himself, well examining officias-includ
ing physician.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

established ZU-Ouu new ones
Included in the Furman Uni
versity's accomplishments were
the following:
He completed the season with
twenty-nine game total of APT
GOALS. 355 fouls and 1909 points.
an average of Alt.
That's an increase of more than
40 per cent over his 1928 ave-
rage Of 295. which was a record
then
He is only the second player
10 win the national scoring title
twice. joining George Mikan in
the exclusive category.
Tops O'Brien
His career total of 2.53s points
Is the highest ever recorded by
any college competitor. sur
passing by point the total
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
As 4 Recall
MYGREA1Es1S Sports THRILL
BY CLIFFORD c. ROBINSON

1t is both honor and pleasure to be given this op-
pounity add my story those my friends and fellow
athletes To think of the greatest thrill in athletic
carries me back quite number OF yearsthyt wo
.ot,,.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

manager OF the
c h ic a 60 Cubs,
may latch on
with either the
Giants or Cleve-
land Indians. /.
Incidentally. now
that Easter is
a ] m ost here,
where is the
Luke?" The
Giants. touring
with The Indians
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

greater cage stars within a
year or two"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
F"rn.0n s Frank SeIry
Mr.. Basketball Sets
Many Cage Records

Frank Sevy, Mr.. Basketball, completed his collegiate
with practically record in the beck He also
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

We must not resent those who
choose to remain in the clutch
OF darkness of living We can
only murmur. Father forgive
them for they know not what
they do"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10
SPORTS MIRROR

Amazn Willie Mays of the New Giants batting lusty
O in the Grapefruit league His through
Guided total of "a hits in 81 times at bat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-04-10

home runs have chased "a runs
across the plate for Leo Du-
rocher's Giants.
PHIL CAVARETTA. released
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
The Detroit Tribune ConsratuIates
the Pittsburgh Courier in its
Exposure Of "Smutty Records
FouIing Airwaves"!
But-Your Sex Exploitation Has
Gods Condemnation!
-ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.s

-ANDREW +. FRUEHAUF, C.S.
God has revealed the writer that is Of the
most powerful IL THE most powerful weapon OF the
devi!-snima Observation-Disclosures esrna, So
called mndi
God moved write way back 30 years ago. that SEX
in any and sl conditions IS or TIE DEvLli-Msrrsss
merely puts moral and legal bssisl Hence. Jesus the
Immaculate conceived by the Holy Ghost completely re-
seted sex and reproduction and declared Himself the Way
the Truth. and the Lifsl
Jesus saw clearly the folly Of multiplying the devils
Adams and Evssl-ths human race being MYTHICAL
fraudulent eovnters-fhe Adam and Eve eounfsrfeitof
Gods spiritual esaonl neorpores bodysss a. God
Himself wholly sprvsl-wheh are, in dvnsy se'sn
the christike spiritual eonseiovsnsss!s recognition OF
which human is evolving towards since Mans
extremity is Gods opportunfy-cod TO Mrs Eddy. quoting
some unknown.
Also this: Error. urged to lis final limits. Is ssIfds
siroysd1
THE CHRISTENING or THE LORD" cdvins LovsD
PRODUCES THE PURE IN HEART"I-
Wherevpon. reformation and spiritual regeneration are
attained by ssdvovs study OF Gods Christ Miracle science
Messiah and the light throws the Bbs The learner
dsesns and eventually srasps. heaven and eternal lite as
present realities sATURATNc every ots OF the vnvsrss'
COURIER CAMPAIGN STARTED IN So
sMuTTY RECORDS FoULlNc AlRwAvEs
BY GEORGE r. BROWN
PlrTSBURGH.-sin. and seduction are bstou'ns
the srwavss before through the medium OF smv'Y
scord-snd this has become shockinsH more prevalent
since rhythm and blues became big business
See Courier Campaign Started in s3-Pase
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
Detroit NAACP to
Hear Psychologist

DR.. Kenneth CLARK. Associate
Professor OF Psychology az the
College Of the City OF New York
will speak TO q meeting OF the
Detroit Branch NAACP Sunday,
Nov. 81. at 3 p m. at Second
Baptist Church. 44i Monroe.
DR.. Clark served a. the chief
social science eonsuliant TO the
NAAcP In iis preparation for
the historic segregated school
cases which were decided be-
fore the United States Su-
prsme Court issf May lfih.
He and his wife who also holds
doctorate in psychology has
made intensive studies In the
field Of child psychology and
have distinguished themselves for
research work done in determin-
ing the effects Of segregation on
the minds Of Negro children.
DR.. Clark will speak on the
process Of desegregstion in the
southern schools and the problem
Of segregation and discrimination
in the public schools Of the north.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
Detroit-Areo
.JobIessDo

Ranks of the jobleSS in the
thlee-county Detroit area were
slashed by $4,000 in the period
between Sept IS and Oct Is,
according To the Michigan Em-
ployment Security Commission
The total OF idle dropped
from $4,000 10 10000. with
prospects of a further drop TO
10000 by Dec. Is. the MESC
reported last Friday.
Recalls OF automobile plant
workers. cited by President Eisen-
hover on his recent flying visit
10 Detroit. were mostly respon-
Sible.
The MESC estimated that as
OF Oct. is. there were 1882. 900
working in the three-county area
OF Wayne. Oakland and Macomb.
The Commission pu, the total
idle in the state. including the
Detroit area. at 10000 as Of Oct.
is. representing a decrease Of
$1,000. II said there were 2.S90.O0O
working in Michigan on Oct Is.
II forecast that the state total
OF idle. which hit nearly 300. 900
during the layoffS for model
chsngeovers in the auto plants,
will drop to 10000 by Dec. IS.
Claims for benefits are at the
lowest level in two months.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
End Annual FALL Winter
Fashion Review Friday
It's here, ladies and gentlemen :

It's here. ladies and gentlemen,
Yes the most elegant display of fashions Of the sea.
ION.
OF all varieties, will be gracefully modelled by the
city's leading models representing well known hair
stysts, mliners designers department stores dress
makers furrer and the citys leader in styles for him.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
Lower Toxes,
Higher Pay
SO Forecast

WASHINGTON.-Lower taxes
shorter work hours. and higher
wages are forecast for the United
States by 1865 in a study under
taken for Joint congressional
committee.
The study also indicated that
the nations economy will be
half again a. big al il IL now.
and that the counfrY's popu-
lafion will have grown 10 lso-
100000 by that time.
The staff OF the Senate House
Committee on the Economic
Report made the study. Rep
Wolcott (R-Mich) is chairman
OF the committee. which includes
senator's and representatives from
both parties.
The future was not entirely
rosy for unemployment in 1865
was forecast at 100000 or about
4 per cent Of the labor force OF
some 10000. 900 then.
The Census Bureau estimates
2.74l. 900 or ? per cent Of the
civilian labor force now are un-
employed
Forecasts we're based on the
assumption that there would be
no major wars in the next decade
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
u '0IkS Into
Paih Of AufO

Two middle-aged women
Nege victims in Searate fatal
Pc dents last week.
Mrs. Ocfavia Burton. ts.
Of s233 Larchmoni. was dead
on arrival at Receiving Hos-
piial after stepping into the
eih OF a police scout car on
iia way 10 a traffic accident.
Patrolman James O'Brien,
282S N. Kane. said that Mrs
burton stepped IN front OF his
Rr while standing in the cen
~ Of Woodrow Wilson north
Pasadena. lie added that
" cars red flasher vas on.
nd he was not exceeding the
peed limit.
The other victim was Mrs.
terlha Williams. SIS. 2490
tord, who died about IL hours
'er IN Receiving Hospital
Pom injuries suffered in a
FlliSion at W. Grand Blvd.
1nd Scovel.
she was a passenger IN a
driven by her husband,
r. Rev Alvin Burton. Her
o'her. Mrs. Julia Robinson,
was seriously hurt. Neither
Ver was held.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
Fshop Clair Lauds
|etroit Methodists

bishop Matthew w. Clair Jr.,
ID Of the st. Louis Area (Cen-
Jurisdiction) Of the MethO-
4 Church. was the principal
|aker at the annual meeting
banquet of the Methodist
ION OF Greater Detroit at the
Marks Mthodist Church last
Fk.
Or, Alfred Clay. pastor OF
Ps Scott Msfhidist Church Of
y Lexington Conference tCen-
'ai Jurisdieiionl was elected .
'u'ies Of the Union. DR.. Sump-
Il NJ Riley. Jr. district su.
tnnfsndeni Of the Chicago
'irief Of the Lexington Con-
PENCE. offered the closing
sarer and benediefion.
p'lSnop Clair lauded the work
\ spirit Of the Methodist Union
Dreater Deteroit for its great
|'erest in helping 10 develop
fches for the Lexington Con-
|snce.
II Gordon Phillips is the ex-
uVe secretary OF the Union.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
Find Pair
Didn' t Read
Application
Defense Moves For
Dismissal of Charges

State Rep Charline White
and her former husband, Disc
Jockey Leroy G. White, vera
cleared OF FHA home inn
provement loan frauds last
Thursday by Federal Judge
Frank A. Picard.
Judge Picard granted q
defense motion for dismissal
Of . government Indictment
against the pair for fsIsify-
ing an FHA application
for . $430 home improve
ment loan for venetian
blinds by failing 10 list in
debiedness Of around 81, 900
on similar FHA loans.
Action by the Judge caused Mrs.
White 10 laugh then cry briefly.
exclaiming as she had testified
at her arraignment Sept. 10th
that she had committed no crime.
nor had knowledge OF the FILA
loans since she let her then nus
band handle all business transsc-
tons
Elected To Ord Term
Despite the fraud indictment.
she was reelected last Tuesday
FOR 2 third term in the State
Legislature by ] to majority.
The Judge told the jury he
was dismisslng the charge be-
cause there was no evidence tho
defendants had read form they
signed for the loan in 1851 for
property at 5339 Msplcwood.
Indebtedness Of some $4,000 in
four other similar loans dating
from l945 to i949 was viewed az
being cancelled because lmita-
lion OF statues had run out
White at the time OF his ar
raignment on Sept. 9th. stated
that he had repair $1,000 of the
Indebtedness upon pleading inno-
cent 10 the fraud charge.
Recently Fired
Recently fired by Radio Station
WJLB where he had had Sprsng-
boarded 20 national fame. White
IS repeatedly considering a nand-
some radio offer from an OUT
state broadcasting network.
The Whites were divorced IN
February. 1854. lie remarked
soon after the decree was granted
to Mrs. White He is now being
sued for divorce by his present
wife.
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13
Elect Nominating
Committee Group

The Detroit NAACP at its
Membership meeting Sunday IN
Plymouth Congregational Church
elected seven members OF the
Branch 20 serve on a Nominating
Committee 10 select ITS 1855 off,
GERS and board members. The an
nual elections will be held IN
December.
Members selected 10 serve on
the Nominating Committee are
Mrs. Beatrice wssson. MIRA.
ophslis Norfheross. Mrs. Ines
Roundf-se. Walter Kendrick.
Samuel Lisbsrmsn. Rev. Otis
Saunders and Stanley Evans.
The report Of the con'r '.ss
viii be made at its November
Membership meeting Sun uay
The Detroit tribune., 1954-11-13

The award Is given 10 Doctor
White by the Detroit Regional
Council Of the Michigan Asso-
citation for his uniiring efforts
in behalf of mentally retarded
children.
The presentation will be by
the Rev. Harry Wolf. Chairman
Social Services OF the Detroit
Council Of Churches. at the
morning service at Plymouth
Congregational Church, Garneid
and Beaubien. on Sunday Nov
Ia.
AS Director OF the Consultation
Service for the Lapeer state
Home and Training School. Dr.
White has served retarded chll'
dien and their parents in Mich
igan since 1943.
He is the author OF several ar
licles on mental retardaiion ano