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IoHN S. ScHEvAIEygHA 49,. LOUIS ?.

JOHN J. CHARUHAS a LOUIS ?.
MANIATIS, Attorneys.
National Press Building
UNITED STATES DISTRIcT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. Hold:
ing o Probate Court.-Estate Of
THOMAS SK1ADOS,. Deceased.-No.
e9,0S1. Administration Docket 1855.
Application having been made
herein BY Louis Skiados for letters
Of administration to issue unto
Florence Ellis, Il Is ordered this 18th
day Of December, AID. 1885. that
John ekiados, Floftni Skiados, Ma
ria skiados, Qianoula skiados, 81:
stratios Skiados, nonresident and
the unknown heirs ct law and next
Of kin Of the .decedent. and az
others concerned, appear In saio
January. AID. 1856. ct 1000
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such application should not be
granted. Let notice hereof be pub
nshed "a the washington Lay
once In each Of three successive
weeks before. the return day here
In mentioned. the first publication
to be not less than thirty days be-
fore said return day; witness; the
judge Of said Court. this 18th day
e o,,. DeesTSss aS Ap IAN sSS n SEAL
REGISTER OF Wills for. the District
OF Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court. de14,21,26
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District Of C2lugbis,S Hold
Ing Probate cegrt;- Court. e go 40; ;lG2' a. a..
tice: That the subscriber. Of the
from the Probate Court Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, Letters Of Ad-
ministration on the estate Of Isaac
A. Edwards, late Of the District Of
Columbia, deceased. All persons
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same. with the vouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. to the sub
e cf', June, a ap s. 1855: oshsr1i.s they
benefit Of SAID estate. Given under
M ny. bang tniA Ssn DAY Of bseiTSsE
THEODORE codswELL. Resister
Of wills for the District Of Column
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with experience. BERLITZ SCHOOL
or LANGUAGES, 170l K st. nv.
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MAN, for various duties including
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dispatchers once. Applicants must
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MAN FRDAY-White, $3.50: sales,
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MAN STUDENT. white. Govt; en-
pioye Or active retired employed.
70 tend automatic .stoker and 1o
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Evening star., 1955-02-06
MYTHS ABOUT PREGNANCY

Continued from page ticesty-Misse
baby" is another widespread be-
lief that is not borne out by facts.
A nursing mother can return to
her normal weight if she so de-
sires. 1t is true that the breasts
will remain fuller during the nurs-
ing period. but the rest of her
anatomy will not be similarly
affected. When breast feeding is
ended, her figure will return to
the same proportions as it would
if she had never nursed.
There are cases on record
where by diet alone women have
been known to lose weight dur
ing the entire nine months and
deliver a full-term, normal baby.
This is not recommended. but it
illustrates the fact that there's
an element of voluntary diet con-
troll that can be achieved before,
during and after pregnancy.
boy or GiE1?
IAN you tell me. doctor,
whether it's going to be a boy or
grip" The determination of sex
is subject to almost as many
myths as there are babies born,
especially since there is $3.50
chance of anyone's guess being
correct. Theories run the
gamut from the absurd one
Of. elf you stick out more in
front than behind it's q bOy,"
to more recent attempts with
the saliva test.
The latter has recently been
subject to further experimental
study and found to be not much
better than pure guesswork.
Equally unreliable is the method
of predicting the sex by the fetal
heart rate (if it's slow it's a boy,
fast a girl. To date there is no
way to influence or even find out
whether the baby will be male or
female. Perhaps it's just as well.
ReEsisssna Myths
SUPERSTITION dies slowly. There
are still women who halfheartedly
believe that prenatal influences
could result in birthmarks, colic
and protruding ears. Tight
girdles do not compress babies
heads. dieting will not produce a
small baby. nor will going to con-
certs produce a Toscanini.
A pregnant woman should be
free from as much anxiety and
emotional injury as possible, but
this is more for her benefit than
that of her infant 8. As a woman
author who was expecting a child
once stated: 81 don't believe in
prenatal influence, but by the
same token ! don't 60 around
staring at wart hogs all day long!"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
valedietoriams at
SpeIman College

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. College
closed its week of Freshman
Orientation with the completed
registration Of IT'S freshmen.
The class, which has been care
fully screened for quality rather
than numbers, contains 80 high
school valedictorians as well as
other honor students.
President Albert Z. Manley has
announced that Miss Olive Kin.
sey Parker Of Williamsburg. Va.
the recipient Of the Abby Aldrich
Rockefeller Scholarship, a four
year full tuition scholarship
awarded through the BrutoR
Heights School, Williamsburg,
has chosen 10 use the scholarship
at Spelman College.
The scholarship was awarded
on the basis Of character, ability.
scholarship and promise Of future
usefulness.
Many other freshmen hold
scholarships granted by organi.
nations In their local commune
ties
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
Get
Business Tips

A total Of 800 Northeastern
High School juniors and seniors
have joined Junior Achievement.
They are among 5000 boys
and girls in the Detroit area
who have filed for membership
in the program that puts teen
ayers in business for themselves
under the sponsorship Of bust
ness and industry.
Junior Achievers are expected
TO operate a record number of zee
manufacturing and service corp
orations in Southeastern Michi-
gan this year.
They will start operations the
week of Oct. 10.
Each company will be spon-
sored by an established business
Executives from each sponsor
firm will work with and advise
the Achievers in their operations
Students from Northeastern
will join IA firms that will NEE,
at the organizations West side
Detroit business center. located al
1872 Grand River, just north Of
Schoolcraft.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

In a eopYwriied story in the
current issue of THE REPORT
EH magazine. Abrams said that
the Racial Relations Service
has dsgenerated into that Of
official spologist for official
acceptance Of segregation"
The dismissal of Frank S.
Horne, who helped establish the
Racial Relations Service in 1898,
may be the eliminating step IN
the Republican Party's effort TO
scuttle the Service and many
Of the gains il has made IN its
long fight against discrimina
ton :" ABRAMS charged in hh
article Segregation, Housing,
and the Horne Case"
Horne. who is appealpg his
dismissal TO the Civil Service
Commission. was given a hearing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

King Solomon Baptist
church was scene of thousands
of Detroiters last Thursday
and Friday, who went to lodge
their protest against the "ac.
quittal" of two southern broth
ers in the kidnap-murder of
14-year old Emmett Till.
Nearly $4,000 Detroiters
registered their individual
protest by signing petitions
at the church, which ask
Federal investigation in the
Till case.
Mrs. Mamie Bradley. mother Of
IA year old Emmett Till who was
kidnapped and later lynched in
Summer, Miss, was in Detroit
for several of the gigantic meet
ings last week.
One was held at Greater st.
Peter with approximately l,00C
people in attendance.
Mrs. Bradley. scheduled 10
appear In California Oct. 9. and
other cities en- route. this week
temporarily cancelled them be-
cause of WEAKNESS.
She is confined to Providence
hospital in Chicago where her
physician ordered her to take q
complete rest after which she has
promised to tour the country
under supervision of the NAACP
Mrs. Bradley also appeared
twice at the King Solomon Bap-
list Church Thursday and Fri
day evening during continuous
24-hour protest meeting.
Ministers and laymen spoke
during the historical 24-hour
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
Lotion Proposal
Gets Ear Of Our
State Department

WASHINGTON-The u. S. De.
partment OF State has taker
under advisement the proposal t.
send Gospel Singer Mahalia Jack
son behind the Iron Curtain" on
a singing peace mission.
The Rev. James L. Lotion, pas
tor of Detroit's 6,000-membei
Church of Our Prayer, made the
proposal originally in a letter e
Secretary of State John Foster
Dulles.
He has been joined in by :
growing number of Detroit ano
Chicago clergymen.
In addition, religious you'll
groups throughout the natior
have endorsed a "Mahalia Jack
son peace tour"
The international M h II &
Jackson Fan Clubs, composed Of
foreign and American students
on college campuses, have also
urged that the Queen OF the
Gospel Singers" be sent on the
peace mission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
R. Catholic Father Of 10, AZ, Dies

THE EXAMPLE OF THE c-HI.L.D-L.E.s.s CHRIST
JESUS THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"
IS HELD IN coNTEMPTl-AND THERE IS THE
DEVIL TO PAY!
RELIGIOUS EDUCATIONAL, AND MEDICAL
SPIRITUAL NAKEDNEss NO MATCH FOR THAT
GOLIATH, THE DEvL-ANINAL MAGNETISM
WHOM GODS CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIKE CHRIS
TAN scENTIsTs-DEMoNSTRAT TO BE
GIGANTIC FRAUD, A MY-T-H!, AND WHO ARE
AIDING THEIR 'NEIGHBoRs' TO REDUCE HIS
SATANIC MAJEsTY's POWER TO A BUNCH or
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AN ALREADY CON-
PLETELY POPULATED EXTERNALLY HARMONIOUS,
SPIRITUAL, ALL sPAcE-ENcoMPAssNc UNIVERSE
THE HUMAN AND THE MATERIAL ARE GIGANTIC
MYTHICAL FRAUDSIli
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
Gov. Williams
|SIaps Wrist
Of Jim Crow

Gov. G.. Mennen William.
this week let the world know
where he stands on racial seq
regation.
Slated to address a Jeffer-
son dinner banquet in Birm-
insham. Ala. Thursday. Oct
S. he cancelled. when in
formed that Negro Demo-
Gratis would not be eligible
to attend.
"I'm advised that the Dinner
Committee is willing TO sell
tickets to all applicants re-
gardless Of race.
But a Birmingham ordi-
nance. prohibiting white and
colored eating together. can
not be suspended.
"Since it might be enforced
against any Negro Democrat
who actually attended, l refuse
TO address the dinner" the
militant Michigan governor
stated this week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
rs Tons Of CIothinq
Sought for Children

A goal Of l25 tons OF used
shoes and clothing has been set
for the Fall Public School Cloth
ing Drive which started Oct. 3
and will continue through Oct. IA.
The announcement was made
by James J. Cruikshank, princi-
pal Of Northern High School and
president of Detroit Public
Schools Social Service, Inc, drive
sponsor in cooperation with the
Volunteers Of America.
Discarded clothing secured in
the drive will be made ready to
be distributed TO needy children
whose parents cannot afford TO
clothe them for school.
Especially needed are outer
coats and trousers, Cruikshank
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
She Says
Boy Friend
Slapped Her

Police we're seeking a frst
degree murder warrant this
week for a 38-year-old woman
charged with fatally stabbing
her 38-year-old boy friend.
Phyllis Wright, IS, Of 81
Alfred Is held for invesfigs-
fion Of murder in the death
Of Rsdwiek tioIIsp, lol Wat.
son.
According to police, Miss
Wright plunged a knife into
the chest Of Hollap three
times, following his attack
upon her with his fist.
The argument, which pre-.
coded the stabbing, occurred
in Hollap's apartment at the
Watson address.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
Council Approves
New Armory Site

The City Council has approved
deciding Ia acres Of land at Eight
Mile east and Sunset, part OF
Farwell Field, for construction Of
a National Guard armory.
II the State Land Board gives
final approval, construction is ex.
pected TO start late this year.
The proposed armory would
serve two battalions OF Detroit's
425th Infantry Regiment. Total
cost would be si.77i.500, with
100000 coming from the city,
s3e2,500 from the state and
si,o7s,ooo from the federal Cow
eminent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
HoteInen Convene
Here Oct. 1919

Following a pre-convention
trip to Detroit, Dykes A
Brookins, national president
of the Nationwide Hotel Asso
citation, Inc, announced this
week that the second annual
convention of the MIA will
open Oct. 18th in the Motor
City and continue through the
10Th.
Dykes also announced the
completion of arrangements for
a public meeting scheduled TO
be held opening night in the
banquet room of Detroit's Vet
Grams Memorial Building.
Interest in this event is height
ened by Dykes disclosal that the
MIA will give. in addition to
their annual awards, six citationr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

men Williams is expected 10 pres.
ent the awards.
Another entertaining feature Of
the program will be the browning
Of Miss Dolores Sheffield OF New.
ark, N. j., as Miss MIA"
Principle speakers for the
Award Session" will be Cong.
Diggs and A. G.. CASTOR, ST..
Birmingham, Alabama's foremost
Negro businessman.
Mr.. CASTOR will use as hir
theme, "The Future of Negro
Hotel Business"
Monday evenings meeting Is
open to the general public and
will begin promptly at $3.50 pm
There is no admission charge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

before a trial examiner last Sept
22d. A decision is expected with
in a week.
Abrams listed the steps he
claimed are undermining the
Racial Relations Service:
/. Ten official positions in the
Service assigned 10 FILA were
removed from Civil Service class
ification TO make political APP
pointments possible. The post OF
Racial Relations officer for The
important Northeastern area has
remained untitled.
2. Only three Of six officials
assigned TO the staff Of FILA
Chief Albert M. Cole remain.
3. Four Of five officials assigned
10 race-relations and relocation
duties in the urban renewal pro-
tconiinusd on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
Fisherman, 20, Falls, browns =

Edward voIosvk

Edward voIosuk Detroit Times)
THE DEVIL TAKING THE BIBLICAL 40 YEARS PLUS!
Jesus said: Come follow me and I'll make YOU fishers OF
men,"
This victim Of the dsvi-snimsI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DC
receptive such teachings Of The Master In that collective
Consciousness called the next worIdI
~. sudden caused him TO lose his balance IN On
cupboard boar In Lake Erie near Point Mouis In Monroe
County"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

Mrs. Bradley Takes
Rest In Hospital

continuous protest" gathering.
The Rev. Theodore s. Boone.
pastor of King Solomon. ar
ranged the unique around the
clock meeting.
Rumors that Till's body was
not the one taken from the ITALIA
hatchie river were started by the
Sheriff of LeFlore county. Mrs
Bradley offered to have ten body
exhumed if there is doubt.
But official recognition, except
in Mississippi, accepts the brutal
Iy beaten body, shipped to Chi
cago as being that of the Till
boy.
kidnapping charges against the
two brothers, Roy Bryant and J
w. Milan, await the November
term of court in LAHORE county.
They are free on bail.
Cong. Charles c. Diggs Jr., OF
Detroit who attended the trial
last week indicated that he will
continue his fight for federal in
tervention.
He maintains that the Justice
Department under Atty. Gen
Brownell now has sufficient
power to step in and bring proper
charges and prosecute the two
brothers who lynched young Till
Groups all over the nation, in
GLIDING every branch of the
NAACP are continuing their
fight to get Negroes interested in
fighting bigotry, prejudice, seq
regation and other unAmerican
practices, imposed on Negroes by
ignorant Americans.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

to outstanding citizens and or.
CARNATIONS of the Motor City.
Selected for recognition are the
Michigan Chronicle, Congressman
Charles c. Diggs, Jr.. the Cotillion
Club, Judge Wade II. McCree
Judge Nathan kaufman and
Alex Fuller.
Michigan's Governor G.. Men
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
IHolloman Sings
at Bennett

GREENSBORO, N. c. Char
lotte Holloman, soprano. opens
the l955-56 lyceum series at Ben.
nett College when she appears in
recital Friday, Oct. z, at 8 pm.
in Pfeiffer Chapel.
The singer, acclaimed by critics
as the possessor of lyric-colora-
tura soprano voice of wide range,
studied at Howard University,
Columbia University and at the
Guildhall School of Music, Lon.
don, England, as we'll as at pri.
vate studios in New York City.
She made her Town Hall debut
in New York City in February,
1854.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08

said. He again emphasized that
shoes, rubbers and galoshes con-
tributed to the drive should be
tied securely in pairs.
Otherwise they become mis-
mated and are lost to the pro-
gram. All sizes Of shoes and cloth
ing are needed. both child and
adult.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-08
81 Enroll In
Religion School

Thirty-seven men have en-
rolled in the School of Religion
at Virginia Union University for
the school year 1856, according
to an announcement from the
Office of the Chairman of the
School Of Religion, DR.. John M.
Ellison.