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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05
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RECEpTIoNfST-CA HEIEI

RECEpT1ON1ST- CASHIER
EsshinS hours. pleasant surro1nd-
fer resident Of southeast. Apply
OFFICERS CLUE. Naval Gun Fac
tory 11th and o SIS. ne. 30
3. N--f2l, white II 80 70 1850
shifts. and / relief; bh-oey week.
paid vacation CAL RA 3-3533 for
appointment. 80
sALESGIREs. aees 1890, full-time.
permanent work HANQEES IS AND
10. STORE 1919 Columbia pike.
Arlineton. Va
sALEsLADY. young. high school grad
uate. some eollege education pre-
Or dept. store expeFienee. 20 train as
assistant mnnager; GOOD starting sal
arys 5-day week; gemiAnnual vaca-.
ton and other benefits. Apply In
person only. NATIONAL UNIFORM
co. 2Q0l K st. NV. IS
sALEsLADY--Alert, young lady, ex.
ssT p sos.r aS ssins raS Ge1n.o saa
fabric shop: 5-day week, good start
ing salary. excel. working condi-
tons. Apply manageT. MILL END
SHOE, e3l = ST. NV. I'll
sALkSLADIEs, expeTienesd, totistTies
s sSss he e.SS. S. WEST 7 END ; = 70.
=
SALESLADIES
PERMANENT POSITION. Experi-
enced In woinen's suits. Excellent
earnings. store discounts and hene-
L. FRANK co.
1900 r ST. NV. "a
SECRETARY to patent lawyer, patent
experience preferred Must be ex-
eeptionai; 6-day week. Salary
Sc 500, Cal Ma; e-lasQ. -
skcnkLAkA under 80. u interested
pay. B-day week. contact M. Amaii.
NE. 5000. Minimum qualifications
l2Q wpm shorthand, 90 wpm typing.
SECRETARY, for catering once: tri-
tefestinR and fascinating work; typ
ing and soliciting ability necessary.
cali MR.. BoTKISS. co. 5-7s00-
sEcRETARY-se5 TO start. BOG
LEY HARTINd q HIGHT. INC.
5004 Wisconsin ave, Chevy Chase.
sECRETARY. lsssl. desired By law
firm; salary open and dependent
upon qualifications Of applicant.
cail Mn. STEWART. ST. s-s4Se.
SECRETARY, for manager OF service
department Shorthand and typing
experience essential Pleasant work
ing conditions; 5-day. 40-hour week.
No saturdays. Top rated company
Apply in person. Mr. C.. J: Boudreau
SEARS, RoEBuCK AND CO.
$500 " ST. NE.
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STATESMAN

New progressive used-ear lot OPEN
need for 3 hard-hitfins saiesmen.
capable Of making appfeisals and
closing their own deals. Persons Sc
iected must be able TO furnish ex-
ceiIent references. Reply In writiug.
Box I22-H. star, - - :.
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MOTOR TRAVEL

MAN. driving 'ss Ds soto. east coast
slesiaa il l ssTns M hE g. .asd ssss
DIVING 10 FLQkIDA. take e,
NR' MARTHffL. IA. Goods. ~
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CHILDCRAFT' !

Americas famous child DEVELOPMENT
Tor several Educated. refiaed women
week to an interesting profession.
II you can qualify. you win pc
trained for position in the locality
ana Mnsls exsse Sn ss opportunity t for i'd
vancement. For interview write
giving age, experience and phone.
Box 405-K. star. -
CLERK IN drugstore. Must be meat
and honest. References REQUIRED.
Fuli-time. 6-day week. WA. 7-000l.
CLERK - Permanent position In
typing necessary: paid vacations.
Eronp insurance; other company
dement's. HECHINGER CO.. 18th and
H SITS. ne IL T-94OO. -
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YOUNG MEN

ARTHUR MURRAY beeins is free
BALLROOM DANCE INSTRUCTOR
thoss who auaify; neat appearance.
alert personality and business Ike
attitude essential; income at S1b
to 500 weekly with good prospects
OF advancement; profik-sharing plan
In effect with the finest dance Or
sanitation in the world. Apply IN
only. 1011 Conn. ave, NV.
EMPLOYED MEN
White; Is hrs. weekly. day or eve
ming paft-time work viii earn you
S35; must be able to meet public;
no exper. or car nee. Apply $780,
a PM. Room 7O5. 1919 T st. nv.
MAKE SEQ DAILY - Sell luminous
name plates. Write REEVES Cos
Attleboro, Mass.. free sample and
an EssTiABLfsHED ORGANIZATION
offering . specialized and unusual
Dallas. and requires COLLEGE grad
uate, approximately &c. TO 40. with
sales experience 70 sen; and I man.
opportunity; must Be efersetic. am.
bilious. imaginative: interview and
training in Washington. Give full
particulars. Box lD9-R, star. 20
for young man. Us
70 "a. learn retail appliance and ~
business. See Mr.. Frank. FRANKS
COLLEGE STUDENTS, part time,
meat, intelliEent: to. work in air-
conditioning dept. Of 44-year iirna.
AVE. earnings. $l5-S20 day. Refs.
5 SoSAN c & w hHE CO.. sss 1ses &
NV. ST. 3-6l 90. -
LARGE CONSUMER SELLING or
GANIZATI0N has openings IN D. C..
and surrounding areas. Car neces-
sary. Salary and commission. COM.
pany will train you, Interviews
Tues. and Wed Of this week. be-
tween 10 and 4. q. s. EMPLOY
MENT SERVICE, Old Post ofice
Bldg. 3i5 18th St. NV. No phone
YOUNG oiU1iNsG CoLoRED MAN 10 learn
shoe business. Must have hiEh school
education. Apply SURPLUS SALES
CO., 925 penne. ave. NV.
YOUNG COLORED MAN with hiah
school education to learn the shoe
business. Apply In person. SUR
PLUS SALES CO.. 925 Penna. ave.
NV ID
COLLEGE MEN AND 6TUDRNTS
Opportunity 70 earn good. extra
money. half days. evenings. week
ends as fountain ettendents at
MISTER WIS. 5th and Q. Olebe fd.s
Arlington. IA. f-74e0. -
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= SALES
MANAGER

Ambitious man to train for
DISTRICT SALES MANAGER,
one capable of training and
. supervising 10 or more sales
men in the Metropolitan area;
no travelling. Applicants should
be between 26-45 years old.
have & car and experience in
dtrect-to-consumer sales man
agement. Over three genera
tions OF success is based on
our high caliber field MANAGE
ment training. annual average
earnings In excess Of $4,000
IN first year. The success Of our
entire organization Is based
on repeat business. engineered
sales, loW-pressure tactics and
most through field training.
This may be your opportunity.
You can determine for yourself
by telephoning Mr.. =. w.
Dempsey, Divisional Nam
ager, Hotel Woodner, HUI. 81
1878, between . and q, giving
complete details and qualihca-
lions to arrange Q personal
interview.
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SALESMAN

Our business is most un-
usual You'd never think Of
entering 1t unless you UNDER
stood how We work. Excellent
earnings and opportunity for
promotion. Our business is
over 100 years old yet IL is
the latest TO be commercialized
on a dignified, direct selling
basis, Direct sales experience
helpful. but not necessary. We
provide the finest sales train
ing and field help. This Is not
storm windows. insurance.
roofing, books, magazines.
vacuum cleaners, appliances,
etc. Applicant should be fam
lily man, "a to As years Of age,
with car. reliable and ans
bilious. A fine opportunity to
obtain lasting security through
regular customers and high
earnings. For interview. call
Mr.. Taylor Undertake. Dis
triet Manager, ct the Wood
ner. HUI. 3-6373, from q to 4.
Wednesday or Thursday.
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CLERK
ft1GHT TYPING)

For circulation department # well
known weekly news magazine. Work
will involve keeping records con-
corning the circulation Of the mara
with Injuries since posting and add
Ing figures will make up bulk Of lob.
Some typing required. Free hospi-
tsiization and surgical insurance,
free life insurance, many other COM
pany dement's. pleasant working con.
diti0ns. Call pI. 7-2Q00. Ell. 26a
between Q Am. and B pm.
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SECRETARY

woman. under 80. expert.
enced shorthand, good typist must
Be good Ct figures. DiVersi1ed. in
terestins work; Must be able 2
accept responsibility. 4O-nr; week
A biii GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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SODA MAN, experienced. part tirne.
evenings and Sundays. Apply In
person, 1897 Conn. ave-. 10
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oppor-
tunity for good stenogrApher. GOOD
starting Salary. 2 weeks vacation
ss .aI year VIII pay cornD ,,,,y hos
For appointment, call THE Ma
TIONAL CASH REGISTER CO.. Ma.
S-6Sk0 Asp for Mr.. Irvine. --@7
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hELP--WoMEN

ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, part
time. Bethesda area; hours and sal
airy open. Please call for appt.. OIL.
4-3o32. -
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Manager Trainee

National finance corporation
has openings for several young
men to follow career training
program. Men selected viii be
entered into progression pro-
gram leading to executive
positions.
FL to 20, high school grad
uate, singie preferred. Must
be willing to relocate with
promotion
Straight salary, car fur
nished. expenses paid. BENEFITS
include retirement plan. paid
vacations, group life itlsur-
ance. disqualification, etc.
Apply in person to Mr.. Bal
lard, daily $3.50 to / and 2 to
5. Thursday night 2 to Q
GENERAL ACCEPTANCE CORP.
1910 Rhode Island Ave.
Mt. Rainier, Md.
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BEAUTIFUL STERLING
FINE CHINA

Average SS5 to xl25 per week, sell,
ing national advertised sterling ana
Baparian china. WORK independent
hours. Not canvassif1g: no eapefi,
erlce necessary. Position permanent
7fai'la III
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SALESMAN

Between $3.50 yrs.@ Of are.
Permanent position. Car Is
necessity. Salary while being
Apply H. P. Fierce.
Keystone Automobile Club
ie4s CONN. AVE. NV.
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LIKE PEOPLE
ARTHUR MURRAY

Has positions open for several young
ladies with COLLEGE background, neat
appearance. and pleasing PERSONAL
ity. II YOU are interested in Joining
the stan OF one 0f our four large,
beaatiiglly appointed studios and
pie. this will be the answer to the
change you nave been thinking
about: income ABOVE average, with
excellent opportunity OF moving to
interviewing and supervisory posi-
aridria, Arlington. Silver Spring and
washington stidios Apply IN per-
son at the ARTHUR MURRAY STU
do, 1OL1 Conn. ave. Washineton.
z pm TO y nm. only. -
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MECHANIC, washing machine. ex-
perienced. or we Will be willing to
train sober; references. PROCTOR
AND HUTCHINSON. $40 l4th st.
NV. Ill
Bicycle. fully expert
enced on American and English type
bicycles, no others need apply Apply
IN person ct IA 9th st. NV. 10
MECHANIC
FULLY experienced on trucks and bull
do2ers; willing worker and looking
for permanent job: courtesy and
neat appearance Imperative. ROB
ERTS Z. LATIMER, JR., INC. JU.
9-l310, Ill
GULTILITH 1850 OPERATORi COM
mercial shop experience preferred:
8 days. 40 hrs. RE. T-054S.
MUSICIANS, 3-pc. musical trio pref
eranly Western and popular style,
women considered. Hu. 3-7930. -~lO
orr SET CAMERA MAN, fully ex-
perienced In half-tone and line
work. disqualification and insur-
anee coverage Excellent working
conditions State qualifications and
salary expected. Box 2Sb-R, Star.
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CLERK
RECORD DEPT.

Young woman. so-35 yrs. Of age for
( tisiue lineage. 5-day. 40-hr. week
Must work 2 out Of s weekends.
Apply Personnel. Room 5tl5. open
weekdays. s:30-s and sat-. Big.
No phone .alls.
THE EVENING STAR
iiOI "a, Ave. NV.
CLERK-TYPlST. IL 10 70, TO work IN
! Bookkeeping department OF National
Trade Association. b-day week. With
GOOD employe dement's. Apply IT'S
18th ct. NV I'D
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SHOE
SALESMAN

Immediate opening for Thoroughly
experienced shoe salesman Perma-
nent position: excellent salary and
commission. 81.
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$54 PER WEEK

PART TIME
We need IL men twhite,, neat In
Saturday: mechanical aptitude help
full. car necessary. Apply In person,
4o03 Wisconsin ave. n.w., s pm.
Thursday eve. January 8.
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YOUNG MEN

i auaiiiied app picd IS dance in.
structors full or part-ttme. with or
without experience, Applicants should
Sc neat, personahle. tntelligent.. and
have natural dancing ability. Apply
after / b m. DALE DANCE STUDIOS.
71O 14th st. NV. o. \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-05

HAHN SHOE STORES
1907 r st.
I4th and O SITS.
1901 Georgia Ave, Silver Spr., Nd.
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HOW TO MAKE
&1I nnn IN Al YEAR

Our ton men, most Of them over 20,
have crossed exceptional earnings up
to SlI 900 in year right from the
start One Of them crossed over
Now We have an opening for man
IN the Washingtnn area to cover
nearby territory. We offer you the
best plan ever devised TO make bis
money.
Our products are IN terrific demand
over % million dollars worth
has been purchased In the past five
years !. and the future looks even
brighter. The market is here for
youi All you need IS the desire for
some Of the biseest money earned
want to Join this pleasant, dignihed,
highly paid field. write or wire
FAX bsSvs pePs- 9 ssi; + Q. Boz
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YOIJNG MAN

inclined for photograph
.epair department. Experience de-
pitalization and vacation. 5-day,
45-hour week. Apply BOWEN AND
CO, INC, 124S7 Chapman ave-.
Rockville, Md. Telephone Oh.
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-TYPIST

position for expert typist
between 20 and 30 years Of age.
Do not apply unless you are fast.
meat and accurate IN detail work
, ideal working conditions. good pay.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Seem Stors
n nAt Nprc ~AVyrN

NEW YORK (CNS)-Most at
tractive Margaret Tynes. who has
probably done more TV singing
roles than any other Negro star,
told US how little she's made UP
before going in front of the cam
eras.
Margaret says her brown COM
plexion is the tone most other
stars seek when they are made
up. Margaret needs only little
touching up. Miss Tyncs was
heading for Washington. ID. c..
where she'll be for two weeks
before resuming heavy fall
schedule on TV.
Pretty Vivian cambridge, sister
10 Dorothy, of course. came into
New York to step into the musi-
cal Ankles Aweigh." =. Vivian's
doing the part Thelma Carpenter
vacated last week Carpie.
meanwhile. is filling night club
and theatre dates. teeing off with
Broadway's Palace Theatre as a
hcadliner. The Palace has been
the scene of many stars greatest
triumphs as Judy Garland, Danny
Kaye in recent days.
Another singer. Camilla Will
liams, was in the news this week.
She did so well in Vienna in
Puccini's Madame Butterfly"
that she's been re-engaged for a
second performance in that most
romantic OF cities. Meanwhile.
Camilla, charming gal from
Virginia. sang her heart out at
the Lewisohn Stadium in a CON
cert version of LA Traviata."
Pianist Philippe Schuyler ran
into some criticism from New
York music critics for her per
Torrance Of Saint-Saens' Piano
Concerto. Said the Times: "What
it lacked, was complete technical
freedom.
Some passages were much too
Hurried and Miss Schuyler, SEN
sitive as she is, lacks the vir-
tuo"ity for do demanding
piece"
Despite the transit strike.
which has tied up all Washing
tons BUSES. the National Beauty
Culturists' League plans to still
hold its convention August 14th-
18th.
Though there's no peace" in
sight, Washington is taking this
strike very we'll with theater
owners reporting business as
good as ever. So, the Beauticians
feel why shouldn't they walk.
too
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
God Puts Detroit Tribune Publisher
Continued From Page y
GOD RE HUMAN MIND AND BODY
THEY ARE M-Y-T.H-S!l!


The universe is exclusively spiritual and eternaIy har-
monous as is man. Gods very image and likeness.
The human and the material soesIled world. are
MYTHICAL fraudulent devish eounerfets Of the dvne!!
As the reader may svrmse, getting under the
skin of the hospital aide and knew about time TO
sign of. which did, like this:
Oh Christian Science will eventually svpersede the devils
medicine, surgery and psyehiairy!-and she hung up!
Jennings Hospital had received spiritual atomic bomb
powerful medicine than PskeDavis prodvced!!
And incidentally, the medical aspects Of ParkeDsvs will
become obsolete in due time Christian Science demon
the one true dependable medicine surgery and psy
ehsiry be Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle Science
Messiah MIennumI-s through Gods indispensable
imperative Master Miracle Worker healer educator, Savior
Lbeafo and protector Of the Holy serpturesthe neom
parable King James Protestant Bible the least EMAScU
lated versions Of the original divine and spiritual revea
lions
The Christian Science textbook is that imperative miracle
worker 10 heal Hebrews Catholics, Protesan and other
Adams and Ewes Of their defective judgment honesty sanity
infeIgenee!!-
To beras hospitals isls and insane ssylums-vietims
Of the four European religious erppes-the devils mseria
medes and other healing endeavors void of Gods Christ
Miracle Science MessahI!i
MoNDAY-JULY 1880 AM-Edition; Detroit Times
Judge Watts still in critical eondon"-AND GOD DE-
kaANDS DRASTIC ACTION. And send the following West
Union wire for immediate delivery:
Honorable Judge John D. Watts
Jennings Hospital
Detroit,
Good and faithful servant
Best wishes for speedy awakening TO your dviney
scientific spiritual mssferfuI christke individuality
God desires entire hospital populations to be liberated
from the DEVILS Adam and Eve psychology Of disease defor
tiles, sin, and premature deaths!
Lovingly yours, according TO Christ,
Andrew r. Frvehsvf IS, plus. plus plus
Within an hour sent duplicate Of the wire, with
flowers.
Tvesdsy-Jvy I9-tDefroi Times) JUDGE WATTS I'M
PRovINc"-"TraTie Judge John D. Watts who has been
critically i'll in Jennings Hospital following two emergency
abdominal operations began show slight improvement to-
day. hospital authorities reported.
However the hospital said that Watts So still
Of danger and continued carry him the critical list
Fridsy-Jvy 22-"JUDGE WATTS BETTER" Detroit
Times)
Traffic Judge John D. Watts who has been critically III
Jennings Memorial Hospital the last 10 days after
operations is vastly improved hospital attaches reported
day."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Pictures in a Series Tell q Story

In addition 10 making up an In
teresting section for your family
album, ;hese picture stories can
bring pleasure to other people as
well. Out-of-town friends and
relatives would be delighted 10
receive a note from you enclosing
a set OF snapshots like those shown
above. Fond grandparents would
be pleased as punch TO receive a
small album which traces in pic
lures the activities OF favorite
grandchild in a typical day.
It's always a good idea to share
your snapshots. Extra prints from
your negatives are inexpensive
and are bound 10 be welcomed by
others who share your interest IN
the subject. We all like to find let
tiers in our mailboxes-but letter
with A snapshot, or q series OF
snapshots, is something extra
special. John Van Guilder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Southern Towns

ATLANTA Ga.-lCNSl TIE
southern towns Of the deep south
AVE decided to 60 along with
degeneration as pei the Supscne
court ruling.
Chattanooga School Board
announced il will lift racial bar
riers in the ciiY's schools. II
did not state its starting date
Just that u had agreed 10 il.
Corpus Christi. came thl0upi
18th the best compliance on til,
'chool Issue a city Of 10000 &
has decIued 10 no longer ban 4
student from any public school
because Of race. The board votcc
4 1000 compliance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30

One picture " always good
but there are many snapshot stu
ations in which It ~ a shame not
10 take a whole series. Pictures in
a series can tell heartwarming
story OF family life that will be
a treasured part OF the snapshot
album.
The small try OF the household
arc always good subject material
for a picture story. The day in the
life of a baby is so worth record
ing. Flash on camera makes sucn
pictures easy TO take. You can fol-
low baby's activities wherever
they normally take place-from
nursery 10 bath to the Kitchen.
And, II that is baby's day TO 60
out, perhaps for a visit to grand.
mother, it's a wise mother indeed
who takes the fash camera along
70 include this part OF the day IN
the picture story.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Beauty CuIturists
i'm Atlantic City

NEW YORK (GlobaD-Approx-
imatcly 1000 delegates from the
40 states. the Virgin Islands and
Bermuda will attend the 36th
annual convention of the National
Beauty Culturists League, Inc.
TO be held in Washington. d. c.,
August l4-l8, according 10 Mrs.
Cordciia Greene Johnson. ma
,lonal president Of the League
Among the highlights will be
panel discussion at the Garnet
Patterson j. high school audi
torium ON the subject Beau
ticians United for Economic Sc
curlty.'
The keynote address VIII be
delivered by Frederick Morrow.
adviser on business, Department
of Commerce.
Edward II. Dudley, national di-
rector Fight For Freedom
NAACP. VIII also address the
body
The presidents banquet viii
be held Monday night, August IS.
at the Willard Hotel
Other social events include a
Garden party at the Masonic
Home and starlight ball Charles
Bynum, national Interracial D-
rector of Polio. Will be guest
speaker at a polio breakfast.
A special feature will be the
unvciling of portraits in the Hall
OF Fame Room, Is Logan Circle,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Hatemonger Quits;
Lack of Support

MILFORD. Del Bryant S.
Bowles, a founder Of the Nation.
al Association for the Advance.
mcnt Of White People, sang his
wan song here last week. when
lie formally rendered hls rcse-
ration as president and director
of The Negro-baiting organize
tcn
Bowles. who lives in the near
hY town OF Houston. said he
was throwing in the towel be-
cause OF the decided lack OF in
terest that The public had been
showing in the organization re-
Gently.
II the people don't want 10
turn out now and keep the Negro
out Of school" Bowles was quotco
as stating bitterly I'm not 60.
III TO do nothing for them
Addressing scattered handful
OF people who had shown 10
70 hear him. Bowles indicated
that he may soon return 10 his
native state Of Florida.
Last summer. Bowlcs organized
ana led the fight to prevent IN
Negro students from attending q
white school here.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
BRIDGE BREAKFAST

AT the beautiful home OF Mis-.
EsSie Lee Taliaferro on Scotch
avenue. an elaborate expression
of courtesy was rendered 10 Mrs.
Annabelle Odell Ward former
teacher and resident Of Detroit.
and Mrs Jodie Rodiquez Of
Miami, Fla. also Mrs. Agnes
Bruce Of indianapolis. Ind. with
a breakfast bridge for sixteen.
Colortul sweet peas adorned
the tables with cut glass csndel-
abras as the guest chatted ner-
rllv over . palatable breakfast,
afterwards, bridge became quite
an important factor. Guest prize
consisted of colognes.
Awards were given TO Mrs
Estelie Harris, Mrs. Savonia
Shreczes. Mrs. Virginia Edwards.
Mrs. Martha Booker, Mrs. Estelle
Crumpton, Mrs. Alice Woods and
Mrs. Lavonia Lancey which con
sisted Of perfumes and other
toiletlies.
Other guest present were Mrs
Thelma Harvey, Mrs Estelle
Crumpton, Mrs. Alberta Sewell.
Mrs. Nora Amos. Mrs. Inez Young.
Mrs Gracye Jackson and Mrs.
Helen Howell
Mrs. Tsliaferro is lovely host-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-07-30
Chrysler Still Leads

The ChrvSlcr 300 automobile
has won every single AAA stock
car race held in It's class this
season. for total of six 'firsts.'
Latest triumph was scored by
Norman Nelson. 80. Of Racine,
Wisconsin. who piloted his 300 TO
VIII tho AAA l50-Mile Stock Car
Race at Milwaukee, July II. be-
fore $1,000 spectators.
In addition. Chryslcr cars have
now won l6 first places in MAS
CAR Grand National Stock Car
Championship Races out OF 70
races cntcred--more than twice
as many "frsis' as any other car
in America
These wins give Chlysie. a
combined total of % first places
more by far than any other au-
tomobile competing this season