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Courtesy News Co. Ssi wshasha St
c. q. Recreation. Western a St Anthony
Elliott Grocery. Milton Rondo
Keswtn's Market. Milton IVES, Central
oardner's Barber Shop IVES, Central a Avon
Hunters Barber shop Arundel a Rondo
Lincoln Food Market Mackubin a Rondo
Majestic Drug. Rondo Dale
Martins Barber Shop
Neumans Grocery West Central Arundel
White Front Market Kent st Anthony
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APOLLO CLUB CONCERT
ENJOYED BY MRS. GLANTON

Mrs. Rosalind GIanton. 2429
Fourth Av s., attended a concert
given by the Apollo Club Novem-
Der 30, at the Lyceum Theater,
She was guest of James s. Allen,
guest conductor of the club.
The well balanced program
opened with This Is My Country
as recorded by the Apollo Club for
the Cinerama production of THE
Seven Wonders of the World.
Then followed. 10, How A Rose
e'er Blooming" 20 Bonnie Jesu'
and the 18th Psalms"
The last two numbers were con-
Quoted by William McPhail, con-
ductor emeritus.
Mrs. Glanton reports that the
performance of this group was a
thing of beauty and was a fitting
closing for the Thanksgiving sea-
son
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The biggest local advertisers
have learned by experience that
only one local Negro medium
reaches Negro consumers and that
this IL 1T.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Several Receive
HiIIman Awards

ETC Sevareid. CHS News Chic.
Washington correspondent and
anslvs, Of CHS Teleyls.on's THE
American Week" sers,~. last week
vas named winner 4 the tele-
vision award Of the Sidney Hill
man Foundation in ceremonies AZ
the Grand Ballroom Of New York
City's B!l,more Hotel
Sevsre.d received th- $500
television award OF the Fnunda-
ton In recognition Of his out
standing achievements IN the
medium.
The citation singled out his
April Is. 1854. broadcast OF The
Oppenheimer case on The AMER
lean Week" ana the July 4. 1854.
broadcast on the race riots al
the Trumbull Park Housing De-
veIopment in Chicago on the
same series.
In March OF this year. the dis
tinguished CHS newsman received
the Alfred l. dupont Award and
the George Polk Memorial Award
for 1854 for radio and television
reporting.
He also holds the George Eos
ter Peabody and One World
Awards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Man Dead 20 Yrs.
Buried This Year

CHICAGO. lied Cochran.
who died 80 years ago but was
not buried until February. 1855,
is featured in the May issue OF
Ebony.
Shriveled and gnsrled like an
old oak tree. Ed had been stand
ing in an open box in a Missouri
funeral home since he died OF
pneumonia in 1917.
He was denied burial because
at his death he was friendless
and there was no money TO cover
burial expenses.
When Eds brother Ezra was
finally nagged by his wife into
shipping his brothers body to
Memphis for = decent burial
many felt that II was a publicity
stunt.
Ebony and other news agencies
decided 10 investigate and learned
that the story was true. More
than 10000 curiosity seekers,
dressed in minks and some in
overslls. filed past the bier to
see the body. The sight upset
some. Two teen-age girls swag-
gered in. peered into the coffin,
paled and sickened..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
"King Cole" Ready
to Try "Hoofing"

CHICAGO. Ill.-Nat King"
Cole. long famed as a pianist and
singer. emerged as the entertain
ment worlds newest triple-threat
man.
During his latest engagement
Al the Sands Hotel In Las
Vegas. Ebony photographed him
being taught dance roufinss by
ehroinss OF the show.
The article appears in the May
issue OF the magazine.
Nat told Ebony that he has
long toyed with the idea Of in
Guiding hoofing in his act.
Il thought il might add some
thing refreshing 10 my act and
when I tried il. il did" he said.
His light-footed routine proved
TO be a solid box office hit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
|YWCA Notes

Registration opens next
week for western tour
sponsored by the YWCA
June 25-July 9.
Open 10 girls and women
between the ages Of Is and
30. OF all races and creeds.
the all-expenSe. low-cost
tour Is offered by the YWCA
on a non-profit basis.
Leaving Detroit Saturday.
June 25. the travellers will
first visit Glacier Park.
where they will spend four
days. They will then have a
day in Seattle. Washington.
with a steamer trip tcross
Puget Sound 10 Victoria. &c.
After a day in Portland.
Oregon. they will tour in a
glass-domed motor coach
along the Columbia River
Highway. 10 Bonneville
Dam. Wahkeenah Falls.
Multnomah and Horsetail
Falls.
From Portland they will
20 10 Yellowstone National
Park. for a three days stay.
They will visit Mammoth
Hot Springs. Old Faithful
Geyser, the Grand Canyon
OF the Yellowstone Lower
Falls. They will take a g.
nile spectacular and, thrill
ing drive over famous Cody
Road. crossing Yellowstone
River on Fishing Bridge. and
will see Buffalo Bills hunt
ing lodge.
heSerN dllOnS Tor the tour
will be accepted May 2-l3
(eXcluding Sunday from 8
am. 10 9 pm; on Saturday,
May =. from 10 am. 10 6
pm. They may be made at
1.-THE Young Adult Dept, Cen
-ral Branch YWCA. 1890
Witrerell St.
A $1,000 deposit will hold
a reservation. and partial
payments Of $500 or more
may be made until the dead
line date Of June 10. Clara
Shell, YWCA staff member.
who will be one Of the two
wv hostesses on the trip.
said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30

psnys radio STATEN in cisvs-
land.
Miss Simpson. who handles
continuity Tor the station. super
wees the tipping and prootread-
.ng Of advertising spots. promo
,ional and courtesy announce
ments and some Of wTAMs daily
programs.
She Is referred to as a combi-
nation watchdog. stop-wa,ch..
diplomat and ieleiype operator
as shs checks fact. form and
time Concordance with MICS
progrsmming policies
Miss Simpson. who left Leve-
land Heights High School at the
end Of the tenth grade 10 enter
the University OF Chicago on an
Honor Entrance Scholarship, took
an accelerated course.
Acquiring an extensive back
ground in drama and radio. she
has also studied at Cambridge
University in England, and the
Cleveland Institute OF Music,
where she received seven years
Of training in piano. violin. voice,
harp and dancing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
An Institute Calendar

chaeolical Institute ~ Amer
ica. Detroit Society fim
Fight 20 the Arcier- Med
.terannean". four films gif-
ing . panoramic View q
well-known sits q antlg lily
Admission free
THURSDAY Mzy 5-745 ?
IT.. station WDET-F M-The
D~tro.. Institute q ATS BE-
g.rs E series q radio pro-
grams produced by u awe
Jz.vers..y Radio Members
q ire s:aE VII. discuss
masterpieces II ire museum
a. lection.
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pie are equal before the law ara
are entitled withou, discrln,rs
ton 70 equal protection Of n.
law.
WEDDING
Annie May Rayiord. dsurh,s,
OF Mrs. Errna Fitzpatrick. spoL.
her wedding vows with Jsn.,
Alexander Saturday at the YWcA
with Rev. J. Lawrence Robert,
officiating.
The bride was wearing Win.
chanting princess style gown
ballerina lentgh. Her net vel len
from a seed pearl crown.
She was carrying white rosu
ss she entered the chapel O,
the arm Of her brother. Robsn
HaYford.
Mrs. Alma Richardson was ma.
tron OF honor and Clemencia Mar.
shall. bride attendant. Elenon
OgIevie was Junior bride and
Clarice Oglevie was flower gIrL
Hostesses were Elizbeth Williams
Cammie Jones, Birdie Nav,
Betty Mosely and Caiherin.
Whitaker.
Some guest present were Mr.
and Mrs. Cleo Summers, Mr. Bob
Mossey, Mrs. Beverly Mortley
Mr.. and Mrs Ogletree. Mrs En-.
ma Byers. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Tucker. Mrs. Leslie May Truitt
Mrs. Lois Turner, Mr.. Fellow
Fitzpatrick. Mr.. Maurice William,
Mr.. and Mrs. Mays. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. NlchoI.
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Burnett. Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Mays, Miss The.
ma Miller. Miss Cleo Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberr Jones. Mis
Juanita King. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich.
ardson and Mr.. and Mrs. Z VII.
liams.
The reception was held in II.
social rooms.
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Publisher Mail
Ctro.: M.cr.Esr
80 Z Forest Ap; ,oi
Aul . 1855

IRE De.-, --r--e
49, Go1.-eys prewet-.e
Z ~ sal &. ire roa eve- famous
sr1 p-ts- Manners cusr:e'ie
s--- - So.cen 7r.oi~rliv
II. sr1sssso &; g0p--~A!.
trot-e.rcc-c MIGRATION. etc 10
for az o-gsr-zsi.cn q continue
iss noteworthy src vel. school
9. s11 &. ~, aedse1 Ameri-
cars u1e ~, or.y Rave sung.
CO. reve t.-En. wo. .ea lived.
s-1 s.e ioze..es Thereby Dec m
~ IRE Greatest Example OF
True Democracy.
WY cs ire SAACP ne
yw an1 yMcA 9rgs .zsuons o.
ssr ,rer .es.er IT'S wonderful
sar - '-leat'
-e-c, c-1 eas.r S-ppcrt :
wsexs Appearance q ire Marin
ets sr.-s..y
A Rs,.Ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
BLDG ALTERATIONS
SAVE! SAVE!

Our winter discounts still
In eHec, on any nodernIza-
ton and alteration work such
az carpentry, eiec. work,
kitchen and bathroom re-
modelling, roofing, caves
troughs, aiding. plasterins,
s,eps, porches and piers. Any
type OF wall tile and floor
tile, linoleum. combination
windows and storm doors.
CITY VIOLATIONS
PROMPTLY ATTENDED
TO-NO MONEY DOWN
3e MONTHS TO PAY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
No. S30.o5s
Order of Publication

At a session of said Court he'd
in the Court House in the City o.
Detroit. on the 18th day Of Marcn
AID. 1855.
Present: the Hon. George ID
wards. Circuit Judge.
II appearing TO this Court from
the affidavit of the plaintiff thh
the defendant, r. V. Britten. als
known as r. B. Britten, does nj
reside in the State of Michigss
but resides at 726 West Coun
Street, Apartment No. 22l0. en-
cinnati. Ohio.
On Motion Of Herbert L. Dud'
ley. Attorney for the Plaintiff
II Is Ordered that he appear
and answer the Bill OF Complain
filed in this cause within ihrs
months from the date Of I'M
order. or said Bill will be take.
as confessed. and that a copy o
this order be sent to the ~
known address of said defends"
by registered nail. return &c
ceipt requested. deliver TO 90
dressee only. and in case no reg
istered return receipt signed 3
the defendant is received. 70"
this order be published as "
quired by law.
GEORGE EDWARDS.
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar M. Branigin, Clerk
BY w. Mahardi. Deputy Clerk
4-23-5-A
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l e g q Is
Herbert L. Dudley. Atty.
Ass Russell Street

HefDeti l.. DuoleY, Ally.
Ass Russell Street
State Of Michigan. IN the Cir.
cult Court for the County Of
Wayne in Chancery.
MARGARET BREAKFIELD,
Plaintiff. VS.. SINCLAIR BREAK.
FIELD. Defensnt.
Order Of Publication
No. s3o.o3s
At a session OF said Count he'd
in the Court House in the CITY
Of Detroit. on the 18th day o.
March. AID. 1855.
Present: the Hon George Ed.
wards. Circuit Judge.
Il appearing 10 this Court from
the affidavit OF the plaintiff that
the defendant. Sinclair Break
field. does not reside in the State
Of Michigan. but resides al 1903
Florence Boulevard. Omaha Ne
braska.
On Motion Of Herbert L. Dud-
ley. Attorney fer the Plaintiff.
II is ordered that he appear
and answer the Bill Of Complaint
filed in this cause within three
months from the date OF this
order. or said Bill viii be taken
as confessed. and that a copy q
this order be sent 20 the last
known address of said defendant
by registered mail. and IN case
no registered return receipt
signed by the defendant Is re.
ceived, that this order De pub
lished as required by law.
GEORGE EDWARDS,
Circuit Judge
A True Copy
Edgar NJ. Branigin. Clerk
BY V. Mahardi, Deputy Clerk
4-23-5-2a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30

Typical OF them is Helen
Simpson. Of the Continuity Ae-
eePiance staff al Station WTAM.
the National Broadcasfins Com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30


Banks, Warren Flowers, Louise
Carr. Florence Black. Ruth
B wieS Athelene Fairbanks.
Henry Bridges. Robelye Dungey.
John Moultrie. Phylsi Ponders,
Alfred Ponders, Sarah Hall. Flo
renee Black, Ida Duncan. Ruth
Bowers. Mrs. ST. John. Mrs. Ste
wart. Ethel Davis. c. Trent. Rox-
ana Moore, Arthur Reese. Mabel
Freeman. Harry Bridges. and 50
many others. Mrs. Violet T. Lewis
is chairman.
Greater Detroit District Asso-
citation. an auxiliary Of the
womsn's State Association. held
their quarterly meeting al the
Club House Saturday morning
from 10 10 II o'clock. All clubs
who have membership with tbs
State are eligible for psrfieipa-
ton. After the sgends was
cleared they had Coffee Hour"
Mrs. Clara Carpenter of Glynn
was the gracious hostess for the
New Idea Civic and Social Club
Wednesday also to the Juniors.
one and two the previous We'd
nesday. II is always a pleasure
being in her home
An interracial clean up week
program was outlined al The
Women's City Club" Thursday.
Mrs. Martha Brandon represent
ed the City Association.
Mrs. Nancy Pate OF Woodland
avenue has returned from Florida
where she sojourns every winter.
l. IS nice knowing she is at
home again.
II was . birthday and ami
vsrssry celebration dinner 10 4
few close friends n Miss Louise
Cars Sunday afternoon for
Mrs Jusnita Carr Brown and
Mr.. Edward Carr. An enjoyable
evening was spent.
The Dsrdynelles Club party
vas Joyous affair. held at the
spacious home OF Mrs. Marion
Mcdonald o. Floyd Friday night.
7. was a 10, Of fun playing court
whS, SeE-made creative hats
gave Mrs. Susie Thompson and
Mrs. Annie May Merchant the
awards Other club guests were
Mrs. Leota Jackson, Mrs Nanette
Lewis. Mrs. Viola Walker and
Mrs. Marjorie Bryant.
Mrs. TN. Malone Jr.. OF Shield:
avenue was a, home Friday TO q
table Of bridge. serving an sppe.
thing luncheon. Guests were Mrs
Pauline Cloud Rivers. Miss Dun
bar and Miss A. Perry.
Mrs. Sadie Harris. sister OF
Mrs. Mary Belle Rhodes. is i'm
proving slowly al the hospital.
Members OF the Current Topic
Club Will sojourn TO Lapeer
Michigan. Tuesday. for an educa'
tional tour Of the institution
Many Of their friends will share
the ride and experience which
will be most beneficial TO all.
Miss Charmaine Smith Of Shs'
ron, Pa. is the house guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carruth. Mis-.
Smith is a morticAn and II il
quite nice knowing her.
Mrs. Fannie Peck. widow o
the late Rev. Peck. fell down |
flight of steps Sunday Afternoon
and was injured.
The Bowling Tournament mem
bers will be housed at III
Gotham Hotel this weekend.
Mrs. Mile Hynson has re-
turned home after attending the
funeral Of her brothers wife in
Philadelphia
The Methodist Mems Club o
Scott NJ. Z. Church had as Their
guest speaker Sunday Mr.. Ra,
LaBett. Lay Leader Of Methods
Mems Council.
II will be grand when all peo
]
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Herbert L. Dudley. Atty.
Ass Russell Street

State Of Michigan. in the CIR
cult Court for the County I
Wayne in Chancery..
ADA BRITTEN. Plaintiff. "
r. V. BRITTEN. also known a
r. B. BRITTEN- Defendant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
BEAUTICIANS

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Woman Artist Plays Big
Role in 'Progromming

Of fsyoge radio ,eleyson
rsny people
contribute the high picssmH.rg standards and good taste
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-30
Society Doings-

pie are equal before the law ,ra
are entitled without discrimin,
ton 70 equal protection Of n.
law.
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1t will be grand when all peo-
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For Christmas, onytime its quick,
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This Week Mssssine - July ~, 1855
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Worlds Largest -.
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statesmen
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500 WEEK SALARY
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IMMEDIATELY

Our company. the largest home
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ness and pay you for this training.
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POTOMAC EMPL. AGCY

| u ~ i &4NAA4S &4AF4A 49, - - - -
1884 Wilson Blvd, Ari,. ia; $4,000
Ass SErR RkPR FM 1913 ssEs 1907 q t'P
NV.
BEAUTY, OPERATOR. experienced;
S f1es.lsat saiai XII p sslss
BEAUTICIAN--Weekly salary and
s %on SspERs sons s Mssf eG So
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BEAUTICIAN-Exper =, 5 days. good
1925 Ga ave, NV, RA. 3-025S:
BEAUrIcIAN. mahicurist; full or part
time Apply RUBBING, 1868 Conn'
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BEAUTICIAN. experienced manicu-
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| 1882 Eye st. NV. 1T
BEAUTY OPERATORS, must be good:
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced;
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GENERAL EMPLOYMENT. 1907 H
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BOoKKEEPER. automotive preferred:
For interview. cali Mr.. Brown, II
a-ss00. AUTO WHOLESALERS. d531
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BOOKKEEPER- ASSISTANT - Auto
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See Miss knight at PERSONNEL.
1911 @ ST. (ST. 3-3664l.
BOoKKEEPER SECRETARY, prefer
experienced girl for real estate and
building company. Age 25-35; per-
manent position, attractive working
f fSEEsPMENf fse co sri E s7is N Wilson
blvd. ia. 10000. -26
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--25
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paid for each buyer you supply. See
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S48 PER WEEK

need 10 men (whitel. with car
to assist me in speciality work for
an indefinite period. Mechanical
background and desire to meet
people helpful. Three evenings
offer. Apply In person Tues. eve
ming April 90. 8 pm sharp.
M. p. CORP.
81 1908 Wis. Ave. NV.
free ParkineI
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Hup-WoMEN

DRUG CLERK-Must be sxpertenced;
good hrs- and pay. Kk. s-67e7.
DRUG CLERK for drug ana cosmetic
dept. Must be experienced. Per-
manent position. Salary olus com
mission No Sundays. Good position
for qualified person. Avail. Nay 1.
fsRR2a lk Rs5spp conn sc sVs. R.s
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HELP-WoAAEN
MANAGER
EuRsE-REoIsrEREp OR

PRxcTicAI-FoR cEiLDREN
airy. Must meet following require
references or several years expert
snce in children's ward in large
hospital; mother tongue preferably
enter into sports activities with and
take charge Of 8 healthy boys; must
De able TO exercise authority and
have sense Of responsibility Pref
erence will be giver to person for.
meriy. with Spanish-speakinR Dip
lomatic household or Spanish
speaking registered nurse state
particulars and experience in drst
letter accompanied by photograph.
Do not apply unless above uualifi-
cations are met. Box 377-Z. star.
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SALES
MANAGER

y. T., MD. AND VA.
Man with behind-the-desk and field
experience in training direct con-
Sumer sales force. This position
will pay better than $4,000 per
year. Salary, commission and over
write. to right map. If YOU do not
have all the experience required,
answer this I'D anyway as this open
ing must be filled at once.