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Evening star., 1955-06-04
Holly WOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
Set a Date, Debbie

If Debbie Reynolds isn't fool
ling about still being engaged to
Eddie Fisher, why don't they set
the date? =. And nothing would
make me more pleased. =. But
after my conversation with her
brother. forgive me for being
lskeptical.
Esther williams wanted to
swim the Channel instead of fly
ling from London to Paris, but
husband Ben Gage screamed
mol" 3. Bella Darvi is doing
better at the gambling tables in
Monte Carlo than with her ca
|reer. She won $1,000 at roulette
within a few minutes.
On the BBC-Tv show honor
ing Greta Garbo, they wanted al
tape recording of her voice. Went
$50 far as to write her q letter:
then didn't mail it with al
whats the use!" attitude. !
And over there orson Welles is
quoted as saying, Rita (Hay-l
WORTH married a prince, so I'm
entitled to a countess and I don't
mean barefoot contessa." His
new bride is Countess De Cir
falco-known in the theatrical
profession as Paola Mori. i
Charlie Chaplin is objecting to
the showing of some of his old
movies in England, but won't
give a reason.
Robert Cummings and wife
Mary have called off the trip to
Britain to make "Bewitched. !"
They'll settle instead. they told
me at Frank Sennes' party for
Noel Coward, for two trips to
Hawaii. Same soiree, Jack |
Benny told me his radio show
next season will consist mostly
Of former taped shows. Jack |
played the fiddle and enjoyed
himself enormously. Noel
Coward sang q song and re-
all the words, that he
wrote for me, when was a bud.
ding star for c. B. Cochran In
London, quite a few years ago.
He'll be making his television
debut in this country. Noel told
me, in the fall with Mary Martin.
Arlene Dahl, a late arrival at
the Coward festivities, wore the
best-looking of black straw sail
ors-"From Rex" I've never seen
her look so pretty.
George Jessel is just stopping
long enough in town for a game
of cards before taking of. again
on his nonstop cross-country
tours in the name of sweet char
ity.
Laurence Harvey. brilliant
Shakespearean actor-and he's
only "a years old-will do his
Evening star., 1955-06-04

to meet a commitment in Q
film being made by the Practical
Nursing Association.
Miss Ingalls, is a former nurse.
She will be replaced in "The
Mousetrap" cast on June IA by
Marion Sitter, a local actress
who gave a memorable perform
ance as Lady Bracknell in '"The
Importance of Being Earnest"
PEOPLE: If there was a buster
girl in town yesterday than Kay
Ambrose, let her drop us a note,
+. Miss Ambrose, artistic ad-
wiser to the National Ballet of
Canada, on her first day in
Washington met the press.
mostly in clumps of one, did two
radio and one television pro-
grams. Her company opens
a To-day date at Carter Barron
Amphitheater on June 9, with
prospects this early of a record
sale. Heading eastward after
a year of managing Huntington
Hartford's Hollywood theater is
Dick Skinner, longtime head
man at Olney's summer play
house. He will be replaced
by Stephen Mitchell. not the
Chicago Democrat one, but a
fellow of the same name from
London. Producer-Director-
Author Joshua Logan is making
an exclusive of that workshop he
is setting up to train performers
for musicals. He will even
finance the project himself.
SATURDAY SUMMAR Y:
Want to act? They are
starting production of the an
nual Gadsby's Tavern play in
Alexandria. .. To find actors
for "The Rivals" this years play.
Director Orville French will hold
tryouts Monday and Tuesday
nights of next week at 215 Ram
sey's Alley, Alexandria. Re-
porting time, 8 pm. Those
lights in the cafeteria
and folding room Of the New
House Office Building are easily
explained. That is where so
congressional secretaries are re-
hearsing for their variety show,
June 81, in the new Sheraton
Hall. Tickets for the pro-
revelation of back
stage life on Capitol Hill-are So
each, on sale at Talbert's. i.
Proceeds will go to the building
fund for the Georgetown Med
ical Center Clinic for Retarded
Children. The chorus girls,
this department Is informed, are
bretty.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATER
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

Stage
Arena -- "The Mousetrap";;
2::3O and $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador-"The Sea Chase;
/, 3:05, $40, 7:20 and $50 pm.
Capitol-"S Strategic Air Com
mand";; 10:30 am, 1915, 2:40.
5, tbs, $3.50 and 11:45 pm.
Colony-"Doctor in the House.;
6, 7:55 and $50 pm.
C0lumbia-"Kiss Me Deadly:
1890 am, 12:40, 2:50, s, 7:10,
9:20 and 1880 pm.
DupOnt-"Innocents in Paris;
II am, 1:05, 3:15, $40, 7:30,
9:40 and 1850 pm.
Keith's-'Escape to Burma;
II: 30 am, 1:25, $3.50, $3.50, 1885
9:40 and HAS pm.
Little - Garden of Eden;
1880, $40. 4:55, 6::35, 800 and
10 pm.
MacArthur-"To Paris, With
Love-; 2, 3:35, Sis, 6:55, 8::35
and 1920 pm.
etropOlitan-'"The Sea
Chase; II am, 1:05, 3:15, $40,
7:25, $50 and 11:40 pm.
Ontario - Marty; /, 2:40,
4:25, 6:10. 1850, 9::35 and 1920
pm.
Palace-"Daddy Long Legs;
1885 am, 2, 4:25, $50, 9:l5 and
11:45 pm.
Playhouse-"The End of the
Affair; 11:15 am. 1870. $40,
5:25, 7::30, $40 and 11:45 pm.
Plaza - La Ronde";; IL, 1::25,
$40, 4:50. $50, S;l5, 10 and
HAS pm.
Trans-Lux - "The Country
Girl; 10:45 am, 1885, 2::25,
Ais, 6:10. $40, 1910 pm. and
1905 am.
Warner-"This Is Cinerama";;
2, 5 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-06-04

new play, South" here in Los
Angeles at the Huntington Hart
ford Theater, he hopes.
Edmund Purdom. now in Ge-
neva, is hoping to rendezvous
with Linda Christian in Spain.
But she's still hoping, she says,
for a reconciliation with Tyrone
Power.
Gloria De Haven is down to
80 pounds. but my spies who see
her in her Broadway play,
Seventh Heaven. relay that
her curves are not affected.
CReleased by NANA)
Evening star., 1955-06-04

from sequence to sequence. Ur
to now. Spillane has stopped
short of this liberty with what
are called the rules of writing
That he has. of course. cannot
make the slightest difference to
his devotees who don't care what
a DANES name is so long as she
ends up in the morgue's deep
freeze.
Some rather reputable actors.
In what was no doubt wantonly
reckless moment Of decision. find
themselves identified with the
disreputable doings of Kiss Me
Deadly"
One of these is Cloris Leach
man who plays q girl who reads
Christina Rosetti's poems and
ends up a quick, quiet dis
heveled corpse. Another is Wes-
ley Addy who may be recalled
as a fine Horatio to Maurice
Evans Hamlet" a few years ago.
The most piquant of the per-
formers who turns up, however,
is Albert Decker. Decker, until
the last scene, plays a faceless
torso that walks around drop
ping automobiles off jacks onto
innocent mechanics and giving
overdoses of sodium pentathol to-
helplessly bound private eyes
like Mike Hammer.
Just what kiss Me Deadly"
Is about is one Of those things
Spillane never gets around to
saying, but how otherwise could
o man or a movie be that pre-
posterous?
TO LILY WITH LOVE-:
Thanks to Dick, Williams of
Theater Arts, we can end the
week on q note of affection for
Lily Dache. Miss Dache, he re-
ports, has come up with a small
theater hat that should be a
great boon to everyone who sits
back Of row A in theaters.
It is described as "a tiny
crown fastened to the back Of
the head and holding a few silk
streamers sewn with multi
colored flowers. If you sit be-
hind woman who wears one, it
is pretty to look at before the
curtain goes up" and not the
slightest obstruction thereafter.
At last, someone has done
something about this. in Miss
Dache's case because she sat this
winter behind a woman whose
hat kept her from seeing Silk
Stockings"
And much better it is. too,
than beheading the woman
whose hat annoys you.
X y
FAREWELL AND HAIL: Miss
Frances ingalls,, who has con-
tributed a pair of distinguished
performances to Arena Stages
spring program, in Rain" and
the current THE Mousetrap,"
will be leaving soon. Come June
IL, she will depart for New York
Evening star., 1955-06-04
Broadway Star

Jessie Royce Lands, fea-
tured in Alfred Hitchcock's
ITO Catch a Thief" starring
Cary Grant and Grace Kelly
for Paramount, starred on
Broadway in such vehicles as
1.-THE Old Maid" Richard
III" and 1.-THE Winters Tale"
for q few.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
THE PASSING SHOW
SpiIIone's S Characters
Bofhe Even SpiIIone
BY JAY CARMODY

Mickey Splane cnches his claim to the title of America
most incoherent writer kiss Me Deadly latest chapter in the
of Private Eye Mike Hammer the Columbia Theater
In the script of this the third Of Splanes conti
buttons the the characters change
Evening star., 1955-06-04

kiss ME DEADLY" q Parklane pic.
ture, produced and directed BY Robert
Aldrich. sereenplay BY A. l. Bezserides
based on q novel BY Mickey spillane,
musical score by Frank Devol. At the
Columbia theater.
Evening star., 1955-06-04

Films of More Thun Routine Merit
"EAsT EDEN Director Ella Kazan improves the John
Steinbeck novel.
"HIGH NOON" Academy award winning performance
by Gary Cooper.
"THE LONG, LINE" Oara and Tyrone Power
at West Point
"a MAN CALLED PETER" Richard Todd Dr. Peter Marshall
"THE PURPLE PLAIN" Gregory Peck redeemed in Burma by
pretty Win Min Than
THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN" romance and hand
some Roman travelOgue.
Evening star., 1955-06-04

OAVSsS0SV AD. 4-sloo
LAST 2 DAYS
Still One Of the Greatest Comedies,
"The Lavender Hill Mob"
Starring
ALEC GUINNESS
A ]. Arthur Rank Production. "A supe-
rior concoction OF wit and farce in the
best tradition Of satirical good humorr"
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Shows Cont PM. Double Feature. b.
WEST" and B, ABBoTT and {. C. COS COS.
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COPS" Also Cartoon.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
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THE GAMBLER FROM NATcHEz,'
| (Technicolorl With DALE ROBERTSON,
DEBRA PAGET- THOMAS GOMEZ. AZ
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| (Technicolor, CinemaScopel. With ROB-
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ILUND, at 2:45. 6:15. 9:45. Today Only.
Evening star., 1955-06-04

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MARK STEVENS in CRY VENICE
ANCE," at 200. $40, 1920, 1000;
SOCIETY" at 100. 3:4O 6:20, 9:05.
Plus 2 Cartoons.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
n0IIRI,E FEATURE

VICTOR MATURE, "CHIEF CRAZY
HORSE cinemascope. color, AZ 3.
$3.50. g:45; Plus JOHNNY WEISS
.2l q 500
Evening star., 1955-06-04
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AxnE U01 OF 4-slo0
NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL.
FREDERICK CRAWFORD. RICHARD
AND THE HORSE" tcolor5, STEVE
COCHRANE, at 10:45. Cartoon. Lo-
Gated in Arlington on U. 8. Route /.
Just over the 14thtSt. Bridge. Sunday.
PURPLE PLAIN, and DRIVE A
Evening star., 1955-06-04

1RTE n Rockville, Nd. PO. 2-243i.
SHk6V Double Feature. RORY CAL
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Technteolor. at 3. $50. 1885, Plus
.ABBoTT ANp ,CosIELLo MEHT
Evening star., 1955-06-04

&aVm6A Porkwoy 5-2il3
CoRNEL WILDE. YVoNNE DE CARLO
in PASS ON" Technicolor. at 2:55.
TELLo in a Reissue Of PARDON
MY SoROUNG,' at loo. 4:l5. 7:1O,
1900, Plus Giant Cartoon Show.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
AII-FAMILY SHOW
YIERS MILL VIZ o'sOO'

CONQUEST OF SPACE" Techni-
color, at i. 3:l5, 5:2o. 7:30, 9:40;
Plus Disney Cartoon Festival. With 9
Cartoons, at 2:30. 4:40. 6:45. 3.
Evening star., 1955-06-04
SUPER CHIEF DRIVEN

Sun. Thru Tues. "a MAN CALLED
PETER" OVERLAND PACIFIC"
Evening star., 1955-06-04
DOUBLE FEATURE

DOUBLE FEATURE
ALAN LADD. APPOINTMENT WITH
DANGER. at 2:45, 6:15, $3.50: Plus
ALAN LADD, RED MOUNTAIN"
Technicolor. at 80, 4:45. $40.
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Michigan Credit Unions
Hold 10th Annual Meet

specially produced dramatic
play. which will climax the 10th
Annual Meeting of the Michigan
Credit Union League. Saturday.
April %. at the Masonic Audi
torium, Albert ". Marble, man
aging director. announced last
week.
Guests will include Ii. Gov.
Philip Hart. State Senator
Harry Hiiile. Councilman Ed
Connor Of Detroit and Judge
Nathan Kaufman.
An audience of 5000 will at
tend the premiere showing of
The Day of Faith" in the Ma
sonic Auditorium.
The play, especially produced
by the Wayne University The
atre. is set in small town where
people depend on one major in
dustry for their livelihood. II
traces the near disaster TO the
community when the plant closes
and the response Of the plant
credit union and its members in
the solution Of this crisis.
Paul Comfy French. Executive
Director of CARE, will address
1900 luncheon guests at the Stat
Under his guidance CARE has
expanded its relief and assistance
work TO assist the underprivi-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Commerce Prexy
Asks Readiness
for Indignation

ASHEVlLLE. N. c. CAMP
Boyd Campbell. resident of Jack
son. Miss. and newly elected
president OF the United States
Chamber OF Commerce, said last
week that "our major goal now
should be an improved public
school system in preparation for
educational indignation.
Speaking at the 47th annual
meeting OF the Southern Associs-
ton OF Chambers OF Commerce
executives. Campbell said deseg-
regation will be long time COM
ing in the deep South but said
I'VE cannot fail to educate all
the people-Negroes and white
we cannot hope TO survive in the
kind of world we have today"
Stating that the problem will
be solved. Campbell said the
solution can be speeded up by
enlightened leadership from both
races.
Once southern leaders admit
that the Supreme Courts ruling
won't be reversed. we can get
along with our work." he said.
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Fear No Eril
CONTINUED from Page s.

came on the phone from our
publisher: I'VE know that
mechanics are controlled by
Mind, God as well as every
thing else. Let's be quiet and
know the Truth while. I"
And that we did. A little
later the linotype operator
came back from lunch and
put the parts together tenn
porarily and carried on sat
isfactorily for more than 2
days, until the new part ar
rived.
The above are ii.>t few
- the beautiful demon,tra-
i!ons we have the opportgr-
irv - actually witness reg
u.ar.y.
Il a grand and glorious
Ting ~ see Spirit made
nantes. instead II giving
o@er - material beliefs. We
prove rs demonstration. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

everlasting power Of Divine
Love working out human
problems and that the pow
er Of God will remain So
preme forever.
Christ Showed the
Spiritual Way
Christ took part in the
joys of the people around
him to show the spiritual
way of life. Ii was at the
marriage feast that the peo-
pie marveled when he turn
ed water to wine. The in
finite Mind was made man
fest, and We can safely say
that from this MANY seekers
of the Truth, and Their pos
terity, were good Christians
all of their days.
Divine Love, Our Father
Motherhood. all-harmonious.
the giver Of all good, moved
upon the water that the
people may know that all
power was given 70 the son
through Mind. And that
spirit did not then. and does
not now. have TO 60 through
any form OF material fer
mentation.
The story Of Jesus turning
water 10 wine at the mar
riage feast may be read in
your Bible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
OF RHYTHM BLUES BOP
BALLADS


BALLADS
To Select The Most Popular
Amateur Singing Group
To all Fan and Future Fan
Club Members. pick your favor.
Ire singing group and let's get
ikis contest started.
Just make your choice and fill
cut the application you will find
In this page and send 10:
HOMER JONES. Jr..
e-/e THE DETROIT TRIBUNE.
7l4s ST. ANTOINE ST.
DETROIT Cd MICHIGAN
Rules
n YOU have organized = FAN
Club and wish 70 erfes iae
group o. your choice 10 tire con-
Test just I'll in Their name m
re blank space on the line pre-
oeding the word Fan CLUB
with TIE President. Treasurer
ard Secyetsrys names. And
e. eek YES IN front q the word
ORGANIZED CLUB
Il YOU wish 70 start . NEW
IAN CLUB do the same a. tne
above bu; cheek YES q front
r. TIE word WISH TO FORM A
CLUB
Both organized AID rev cubs
r1Ist fil out spplcs..cas t9Tn-
pete hetoe ralHne
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Top 31-Yr. Mark

All sales records in Chrysler
DIVISIONS 3l-year history were
broken IN the first quarter Of
1855 with the delivery OF 44.ll5
new Chrysler and Imperial cars
10 customers. reports z. NJ.
Braden, general sales manager.
In the first three months Of
1855. Chrysler Division dealers
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

Elsewhere in this paper there
VII be q list Of qusrtets selected
BY q director to start this con-
test
II you don't see your choice IN
the list then just fill out the
application with your selection
and mail al once.
A Ballot worth 10 POINTS
wall be published n this paper
each weck. which sou can FIJI
CIT and send 70 US 81 votes FOX
sour ssvorite quartet
All Information for TINS con-
test must reach the director q
i1.s contest no later than Monday
cf each week cr call TT i47sl
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home and furnishings.
Boys Republic, S5l3.000 Detroit
Area Council Boy Scouts. $l22,-
$50, Boys Club Of Detroit, $780,
600 Presbyterian Home Of De-
iioit. 100000. International In
stitute, S36.5O0; and Baat House.
home for treatment and study of
adolescent girls, Sl35.000.
Several other agencies we're
awarded budgets from the Met
ropolitan Detroit Building Fund,
with the YMCA and YWCA get
ting largest single amounts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Fullbright Grant

GREENSBORO, N. c. - Mis-
Gwendolyn +. Freeman. Bennett
College senior, has just been
notified by the U. S. State De-
partment that she has been
granted Fulbright Fellowsh7
for study in Europe. beginning .
September.
Miss Freeman. the daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. James +. Baiemsn
Of Kansas City. Mo-, will spend
year studying at Ruprecn'
Karls University at Heidelberg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Agencies Get Millions From Fund

2 sp.tal. SO 500 For purchase OF
furniture and equipment for the
third floor Of the hospital. which
sill put into use a third floor.
whicA might otherwise stand
.cle
Henry c. Gleiss Memorial
Center. $4,000 two kitchens 10
be remodeled and equipped
with this amount.
tiAs sum is to be added to Sl2.500
proceeds from present
h me. TO provide total OF
, .620O for purchase OF a new
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

sold 44,ll5 cars. up 70.l per cent
over first quarter sales of $3.50
in 1854
Further proof that Chrysler's
new features and Forward Look
styling are popular with the
public came in with news that
sales in the final Today period
OF March reached a high Of 6,l20
cars-up $50 per cent over the
same period last year when 3,l24
were delivered.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16
Detroit S 1855 Who S Who
In Rhythm, Blues Be- Bop

Popularity Contest Selected
Cuartefs
THE CLEOPATRETTES
THE SORRENTOS
THE MONTA RAYS
THE CRYSTALS
THE FOUR NOTES
THE SWANS
THE DREAM GIRLS
THE FRENESlESk
THE FL NlCOS
THE ORCHIDS
THE SPADES
THE RHYTHM ROCKERS
THE FIVE ANGELS
THE PARAKEE.S
THE SERENADERS
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Society Doings-

tconiinusd from Page ~
will be the speaker.
Mrs. Bertha Walker was host
sss 10 the New Idea Civic and
Social Club Wednesday. j de-
licious dinner was served and
many members were present.
We are. sorry 10 say the prssi-
dent. Mrs. CLANCY Matthew.
is in the hospital.
The Current Topic Study Clut
met Tuesday at the Club House
with Mesdames May Randolph
former presidenD and Mrs. Be-
strice Richardson as hostess.
Mrs. Beatrice Preston was host
ess Wednesday 10 the Peter Pan
Bridge Club and every member
was present. The table was CEN
tered with a basket OF beautifully
colored Easter eggs imprinted
with the names OF each member
and a delicious turkey dinner
which was most delightful.
Awards were given Mrs. Mar
garet Showers and others.
The Lydiah Association was
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. ,Estell Crumpton on IVES,
Grand Blvd. with Mrs. Gertrude
Watkins as co-hostess. After the
agenda was cleared lovely din
ner was served. Mrs. Essie Talia-
ferro was guest. Mrs. Frances
Smoot, president.
WEDDING
Patricia Ann Roberts was CIV
en- in marriage Saturday by her
grandfather. Alfred Boaz, al their
spacious home where beauty bas-
kets and palms made a pleasing
background 10 Gordon A. Martin
with Rev. Charles T. Sanders OF
ST. Paul Baptist Church reading
the rites.
The bride wore a pink lace
gown over pink taffets with .
net sioll. carrying pink roses.
fannie Sanders. bride attend
ant: Blair BoYfon was best
man.
The reception was al the YWCA
and some Of the guest were Mr..
and Mrs. A. Boaz Mrs. Ruth
Bivens. Rev. and Mrs. Robert
Sanders. Nj. and Mrs. Armfield
Mrs. Melicca Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs Blair Boyton. Mi and Mrs
Fred Malone. Mr.. and Mrs Al
bert Dozier. Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hammer
Mr.. and Mrs Johnson Clark
Miss Louise Brice. Mrs. Maggie
Adams. Miss Louise Leslie. MIR
VIM. Thompson. Mr.. Holmes;
Miss Eason. Mrs. NJ. Sanders
Miss Enetta Mccoy. Miss Joanr
Harride, Mr.. Earl Sullivan. Mr.
Arthur Brown, A. Wilson, j
w. Williams. Walter Gary, Mis-:
Sylvia Dorothy and family. Mis-:
Anna Cunningham, Miss Grace
Gibbs. Mrs. Evelyn Rosser. Mis-:
Della Mccoy, Mrs. Lillian Hintor
and family and Mr. and Mrs
George Sanders.
Marguerite Reid. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reid of In
dianapolis. Ind. was united II
holy wedlock Sunday at ST. Ste
phens AME Church to Raymond
Kimbro with Rev. Chas SpiveS
reading the rites in candle
light, double ring ceremony.
. The brides gown was OF can
delight chantilly lace, fitted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

Contract signing between the
M,tsopoE,an Detroit Building
Fund and rs participating sgen-
o.es has been concluded. il was
announce last week.
Some Of the participating
agencies and the amount allo-
Gated TO them are as follows:
Detroit Urban League. Sl76l0,
70 be used 70 put the league
building in condition to meet
Municipal building and fire code
regulations
Sidney a Sumbv Memorial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-04-16

Twenty-Five hundred people
are expected for the banquet and
showing OF The Day of Faith, "
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SAVE! SAVE!

Our winter discounts still
in effect on any modernlza-
ton and alteration work such
as carpentry, e;ec. work,
kitchen and bathroom re-
modelling, roofing, caves
troughs, siding, plastering,
steps. 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.
SO MONTHS TO PAY
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