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Karloff rare range in a COM
pick. human and sympathetic
part-a notable change for one
raised to fame as a scary ter
ror.
He has been haunted by
spine- chilling assignments
since his very beginning on a
stage. His first role was in a
parish school play back In MS
native England-and he was a
demon spirit in Cinderella"
The youthful Karlof later
fed from an incipient career
Of civil service by dashing for
the ranch lands of Western
Canada-very slowly - moved
toward the big time.
One Way to Learn
The long apprenticeship has
made him into an actor who is
ready to get In front of an au-
dience anywhere, anytime
and who doesn't even mind
that usual bane of actors, the
short rehearsals possible in
television.
There's only one way to
learn acting" AYERS the man
who once played So consecu-
tive weeks with a troupe
stranded in Minot. N. D., learn
ing two new roles each week.
That is getting out in front of
an audience where your liveli-
hood depends on it."
No matter what variety of
parts his newly acclaimed YER
satility may lead to, Karlod
is determined that he won't do
the selecting himself.
II have a theory that when
an actor gets to the point where
he may choose his own parts,
nine out Of 10 times he is in q
very dangerous position" he
says. For myself, I know what
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pathy Of an audience at all
times. He is also so sensitive
to reaction he can switch di-
rections in midsentence with
out anyone ever realizing what
happened. That, lady, takes
skill"
Jerry paused at this point
and the boys grinned and rose
to their feet. Jerry" said
Dean, you are doing so well.
pray continue. "Ah. but no.
lovable old Dean" replied
Jerry, at is your turn-and
everything is $3.50. remember?
What are you trying to do
give Sheiah the idea I'm no
gentleman"
Reds Off-Beat
"All right" said Dean, play
ing an imaginary game Of golf.
1.-THE number five boy on our
Or any other-list has to be
Red Shelton. Shelton is the
great off-beat clown Of them
all. BY off-beat I mean no
one ever knows what Red will
do next. least Of all himself.
Number six" broke in Jerry
is Lloyd Hamilton. Lloyd was
a studied comedian and it is
doubtful that he could have
made it without scripts and
writers, but he learned so well
that he made our list hands
down.
"In seventh position is what
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
laundering Pageant

OAFSA oPSSOoSAAoA AAAS hASDH
colorful. laundering pageant
to arrive on Show Street in a
long time is "Tamburlaine the
Great" presented by a Cana
dian group which started its
spectacular career less than
four years ago.
The showpiece. at the Win
ter Garden for a limited eight
week run. is performed by the
company that set up a Shake
spearean Festival at STRAIT
ford. Ont. in 1858, and is
directed by Tyrone Guthrie.
Anthony Quayle, who also
heads the British Stratford-
on-Avon Festival, is guest star
in the title role. Journalistic
judges found 1t a standout of
the Theatrical season.
On the Other Hand
At the opposite end Of the
dramatic scale from spectacle
is farce. and that's just what
the other opening of the week
afforded. with arrival Of Noel
Coward's Fallen Angels" at
the Playhouse. The ayes again
had 1t. with Coward himself
on hand to help Nancy Walker
and Margaret Phillips in their
animated romp as a couple of
hayward wives in the trifling
script.
A single opening is on the
calendar for the coming week.
Marcel Marceau. the French
man who earlier in the season
created a sensation with his
artistry, steps onstage Wednes-
day at the City Center for a
two-week reprise of his pan
tomine versatility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

cinemaScope JENNIFER JONES.
ROBERT STACK in GOOD MORN.
ING, MISS DOVE" Technicolor. at
1900. $40. p:25; Also ZACHARY
SCOTT in TREASURE OF RUBY
HILLS at 500. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

RTYWY1 Laurel. Nd.
AssaVAsAs@ porkwoy 5-2ll3
CinemaScope. GARY COOPER IN
THE COURT MARTIAL OF BILLY
MITCHELL" Technicolor. at 200,
2.AS 5.3k 7.oh l.l5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
WINELAND THEATERS

abe DRIVEN 10, Zoo 'H .o ,' ,,:ss
CinemaScope HOWARD KEEL, ANN
BLYTH in "KisMET." Technicolor,
at $40. 1000. Cartoon at $50:
OF RUBY HILLS" at SAT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

can't do, but I have no idea
what I can do. That Is rather
putting the. cart before the
horse"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

The WJR Make Way For
Youth" chorus. heard over the
CHS nationwide network every
Saturday. has openings for tall
cntcd Young vocalists between
the ages of Is and 81.
In announcing the openings.
Don Large. Goodwill Station
Choral Director. sad additions
would be held every Monday
and Thursday evening from
January 3oih through Feb. 2s.
Vocalisis interested in audit
ioning are invited TO call WJR
TRINITY 5-444W between 9 a
M. and s pm. and ask for Miss
Spencer who will arrange APP
pointmenis.
All applicants selected will
receive special training under
Don Large. one of the nations
foremost developers of young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
DIGGS NOMINATES FIVE
FOR AIR FORCE SCHOOL

Five 18th District youths have
been nominated for the United
States Air Force Academy by
Con Cherries c. Digs. Jr.
The five will take nomina-
iions 70 renirance in the school
at Lowry Air Force Base in
Denver.
Thov are. William +. Bright
II, II of BOG LaBelle, Highland
Park. John c. Gauthier II. OF
27l4 National; Thomas N. Little
20 Of IS Alger, Thurman Rod
ncv Tavlor II Of lll8OO Cam
eron. Highland Park; and Ar
chic Hall Bailey. 10. of PAS
Elmhurst, Highland Park.
Bright. TAYLOR and Bailey are
graduates OF Highland Park
High School. Little finished Cass
Tech and Gauthler received his
high school training at ST. Vim
cents.
Diggs' 1855 appointee, Thorn
as J JozWiak, is DISTINGUISHING
himself as a member Of the AT
Academy'S first class.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Bishops Planning
For Indignation

COLUMBUS, Ohio - Two
Methodist bishops have an
nounced a move aimed at sim.
plifying the transfer OF Central
jurisdiction churches TO white
annual conferences.
Bishop Hazen z. Werner.
resident bishop of the Ohio
area and Bishop Matthew w.
Clair Jr.. resident bishop IF
the ST. Louis area tNegrol an
nounced the proposal.
The action was taken by q
JOINT committee comprising key
members of the North-E Ohio
and Ohio Conferences Of the
North Central Jurisdiction anc
the Lexington Conference Of the
Central Jurisdiction
The proposal VIII be sent as
memorial to the General Con-
ference which meets this April
in Minneapolis.
AT the present time such
transfers Of churches from the
annual conference Of one juris-
diction 70 another is compli-
Gated by requiring actions on
the part Of the local churches
the annual and Jurisdic,ional
conferences involved and the
General Conference
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
LENT BEGINS
FEBRUARY IL

Saluting the nations Boy
Scouts on their 10th annlver-
sary, the Detroit Public ii
brary's Educational Film Divi.
sion has published a new list OF
Films of Interest TO Scout
Groups.
Nearly $50 free motion pic
lures suitable for showing to
Boy Scouts. Girl Scouts. and
similar groups are now avail
able from the Library. accord
ing TO this list.
These l6 nm. sound films
from the Library's collection
many of them in full color
range from ten minutes to ar
hour in length.
The listing groups them un-
der such headings as Sports
Nature Study. Indians, Safety
and First Aid. Besides movies
over so film-strips on these sub
jects are included in the list.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

The Third Annual Potentates
Ball, d formal dinner-dance, ir
honor of Marracci Temple No
1875 Illustrious Potentaie Will
liam II. Lawrence Will be held
in the Main Ballroom of the
SheratOn-Cadillac Hotel Satur-
day evening. Feb. 18th.
This gala affair was inaugu.
rated IN 1854 under the leader.
ship of the Junior Past Poten-
tate. Maynard H Jones, ano
was held al the Bel-Aire Club
and last year at the Detroit
Leland Hotel.
II is a custom. with the ma
jorliy Of the Temples through
out the Imperial Domain Of the
Ancient Egyptian Arabic Order
Of the Mobiles OF the Mystic
Shrine. to pay tribute TO their
presiding Poteniate with this
type Of an affair. Marracci Tenn
pie IS the largest Temple. nu-
merically. in this Imperial do
nam
Also the Imperial Potentaie
and several OF the Imperial Of
ficers are members Of this TEN
pie. They along with many other
notables Of the Imperial Divan
and officers and members from
other Temples will be inattend-
ance. This year is the second
term as presiding Officer for
Lawrence. The Temple has made
great progress under his leader
ship and he is well deserving
Of this tribute.
The Ball Committee consist
ing of the Temples Past Poten-
tates and chaired by Senior Past
Potentate Simuel w Flood have
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Randolph Spurs Drive to
Rebuild Hebrew College

NEW YORK, N.Y.-A. Philip
Randolph, International Presi-
dent Of the Brotherhood o.
Sleeping Car Porters, and {
Vice President OF the AFL-CIO
viii serve as a National Labor
Sponsor for the American
Friends Of the Hebrew Univer-
Sly il was announced this week
by Daniel G. Ross, its presi-
dent.
The Hebrew University Is
now conducting a drive TO
raise thirty million dollars,
The sum required to rebuild
and re-equip the University
on a new site at Givat Ram
In jerusalem.
This will replace the class
looms, laboratories and equip
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Valentines Were
Popular 100 Yrs.

ANN ARBOR - Valentine.
made hearts beat faster a hun.
dred years ago just as they dc
today, according to a diary ir
the possession of The Univer.
sity of Michigan Historical Col.
lections.
This morning I wrote and
copied a valentine 10 George
Talbot Elizabeth Quincy.
fifteen-Year-old girl. living in
ST. Joseph County near Con-
sfantine and Three Rivers.
writes in her journal of Feb.
Ia. 1856.
She continues, About three
o'clock / took it over to have
Newland Ga boy-friend but not
THE boy-friend) mail il so
George would not know where
it came from
"This week in the paper
Lizzie comments. there was a
valentine verse headed Con
ISOLATION" and directed to LIZ
zie' with seven stars after. !
thought that IT fit me exactly
l spoke to Newland about il,
and he said it was intended for
me but he would not tell me
the authors name. | have cut
it out for safe-keeping.
Il received one comic val
entine today and one that !
can not read by candle-llght
but l will try and make it out
tomorrow morn she con-
c1,.IaA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

ment on Mt. Scopus, its orig
inal home, to which it has been
denied access for the past eigh'
years.
In his letter of acceptance &c
serve as National Labor Spon.
sor, Mr.. Randolph, who IS
known throughout the world for
supporting noble. humanitarian
and educational causes IN the
service Of mankind. stated:
Il am pleased TO accept your
kind invitation to serve as a
National Labor Sponsor of the
American Friends OF the He
brew University. May l say that
| will be glad to cooperate with
your splendid institution
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Baby Shower For
Mrs. Matthews

A baby shower, given in honor
of Mrs. Mary Matthews OF Wex.
ford street, took place Sunday
afternoon al 400 al the home
of Mrs. Mattye Evans on Mon
tercy street.
The shower was planned by
Miss Ruby Mckenzie Of Avery
street who was hostess.
The group played games and
awarded prizes 10 winners,
Prizes were awarded 10 Mrs
Barbara Roberts of Wexford
street, Mrs. Dorothy Moore OF
Mackay street. and Miss Georgia
Davidson of South Annabelle
street.
Even though the siork came
earlier than had been planned.
the party had fun trying 10
choose name from the scram.
bled name game played by all
Tor the baby. II was later re-
vealed that the baby was
named Anthony.
Only two We're able TO I'M
scramble this name in the time
allowed.
The menu consisted Of as
sorted sandwiches, cake, hot
chocolate topped with marsh
mallows, minis and candy. Pink
and blue paper with pictures OF
the baby was used for dotora-
tions Of the table.
The affair was well attended
and many beautiful gifts were
received by the mother.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
ADeItos Hold Forum
lon Christianity

in 1924 at Wayne University
The sorority has grown TO over
10000 members. Mrs. Princetta
Hardy was Mistress of Ccre-
mony and chairman Of the
Founders Day Dinner, Juanita
Shell was co-chairman of the
affair, Thelma Williams, Vivian
High, Annie Wilkins and Wanda
Wofford also helped to plan the
wonderful affair. Margaret
Piper, Midwest Regional Dircc-
tor. gave short talk.
The president Of Beta Lambda
Chapter of Toledo. Ohio, was
present, as well as Sprors Rose
Moody and others who came
over to help celebrate the found
ing of the sorority.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

49,. Alpha Pi Sigma chapter
IN .Ss Delta Sigma Theta So
o. eori t,,' presened a forum as part
I 70 ,Ss YMcA Christian Empha-
S. q-sO until 500. Mr.. Clayton
S y Sisn director Of the Meth.
H Sv Church Home Society, was
speaker
Il. smoke from a topic, Child
,,aisore Today" He was pre-
.,sd nv Sorors Edna Harrison,
b,sctor of Information Services
Irniyersity Community Serv-
w ACCIDENTAL music was played
l. Miss Yvonne Hamlar for 10
.;ontes Other beautiful must
~ numbers were rendered by
=, ,Ss Great Lakes Mutual In
' s Choir. Mrs. Junetta
Ws,t presided at the Forum. Re-
rsrks were given by Mr.. Cope
,,rd executive director of the
yMcA
The forum was well attended
and very stimulating discussions
k.llowed. The Delta Sorors as
,nbled for dinner at the fuller
Md al 6 pm. They enjoyed
5,licious food served by the
rs,ering service of the Hotel,
End the menu consisted of fruit
euu. appetizer, Entree roast
chicken, dressing, green beans,
French style mached potatoes,
Chefs salad, lemon pie.
Gertrude Sales prepared and
narrated a special Founders Day
| ski Special songs were offered
bv The Tau Chapter Of Wayne
University, which included
dance numbers of the EOS, such
i the Charleston by Ann Cade.
Since the sorority have a
lapter in Haiti. a calypso dance
/ number was rendered by Adj
dean Boozer. Special mentions
Of Sorors Betty Cole. who is one
Of the charter members OF he
Tau Chapter, and who will be
cover girl Of the American
Teacher Magazine. February.
1856 edition, also Yvonne Ham
lar Louisa Mccormick, who
carried piano part of program,
Jacqueline Jones, who sang
Delta Prayer and led prep songs
Earnestine Plnkston gave a tri.
butte 10 our Founders.
The Delta Sigma Theta So.
prlty was founded 1913 at How.
ID University II is an Interna-
tional Sorority Of college women
The Tau Chapter was founded
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

One Wayne University record
that seems destined TO fall by
the waYside this season is the
74.3 per game average set by
the 1928 basketball squad
that won Ia and lost 6. Through
the first nine games this. year
Wayne has been averaging 1914
per game and has been increas-
ing is total with each game.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
$50 Reserves
Join u. S. Army

Headquarters, Michigan Mill
tary District, announced this
week that Michigan Army Re-
serve enlistments for January
1856 totaled $50.
January's total OF $50 is the
largest total for any single
month since the new Reserve
Forces Act was passed in Aug
ust of 1865.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Wilson OI<s
Goodman

Benny Goodman received high
praise this week from famed
iazz pianist Teddy Wilson for
helping to bring more democ-
racv into the music business.
Goodman. whose life story
is told in the Universal-Inier-
national Technicolcr picture.
The Benny Goodman SiorY.'
pioneered in mixing white and
Negro musicians.
Wilson commended The Ben
nv Goodman story Tor showing
how Goodman integrated Negro
musicians into his organization.
"The piiturc shows the inn
portani achievement OF Benny
Goodman in bringing Negro and
white musirians into an esiab-
lished musiial organ cation on q
level Of equality" Wilson said.
After paying tribute TO his eX.
boss Benny Goodman. Wilson
gave "The Benny Goodman
stony" . high rating for artistic
excellence and entertainment
value
Its very entertaining film
and exceedingly we'll made,
said Wilson
Il think Steve Allen does a
wonderful job Of acting the part
OF Benny. II is q very positive
picture which is bound TO help
great deal in creating better
understanding between peoples.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
(s|ue Cross Gets
New Director

Allen R. Schaedel has been
named assistant director-con-
TELLER Of Michigan Hospital
service blue Cross to succeed
NE late Kenneth E. Ritter.
Vim. S. McNary. executive
wee president. in announcing
me appointment. said that
oeaaedel will take over the
post Immediately.
as controller, Schaedel will
sumo full responsibility for
unec'lng all the accounting di-
VISIONS which now handle col.
'ec'ion from Blue Cross SUBJ
svIloers and payments to hos
p''dlS Tor care of members OF
nually.
=, oCnaedel came to Michigan
que Cross August /. 1853 as
,i 'ansser of the hospital rela.
=, ~'Ns department after many
.ss IN the Office management
'nd accounting fields.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Lodge and Chapter News

stated that the reservations. for
the 600 persons only, have
moved so fast that al Feb lst,
tickets were at a premium for
the Nobility and their guests.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
FEBRUARY

All organizations are OF Prince
Hall Afflliation or (P.H.A)
February ll-SaiurdaY
Dance, pre-Valentlne by Arab
Drill Patrol OF Marracci Temple
No 10, % am, $500 McDougall
street. Exhibition Drilling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

More than two million pounds
of aluminium was used in the
construction OF the uSS FOR
RESTAL largest aircraft car
rier in the world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

For Thou art with me; Thy
rod and Thy staff they comfort
me. Thou preparest table be-
fore me in the presence of mine
enemies; Thou anointest my
head with oil; my cup runneth
over.
Surely goodness and mercy
shall follow me all the days OF
my life, and will dwell in the
house Of the Lord for ever
(Twenty-third Psalm.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
February ls-sunday

Third Annual Pastel Tea by
81. Theresa Chapter ono E s.
p. II A.. 40 pm. $500 McDou-
gall street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
February l2-sundaY

Annual tea ann fashion show
by Priscilla Chatter No p Of
O. +. SIP. II A., So pm, $500
McDougall street
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

Lynn Holmes, nephew OF
WAYNE track coach David l..
Holmes is a member of Wayne
Univcrsity's freshman basket
ball squad Young Holmes is
the son of Pcrshing Coach Carl
Holmes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

There were 2650O0 pieces OF
steel used in construction Of
the uSS FORRESTAL. newest
ard largest aircraft carrier in
'hC world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
February 2s--sunday

Administrative Conference OF
Prince Hall Grand Lodge F. and
A. NJ Of State of Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

Delbert Terrill, Wayne Uni
versity halfback in l945 and 4
1877 graduate is now a sporting
{ DDS salesman after many year.
{ successful coaching at Charlie
voix High School.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

Lodges and Chapters-stok 49,.
MARRAccI TEMPLE NO. 10
HONOHS INDUSTRIOUS
pOTENTAT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11
Youth Program
Seeking Talent

talent, and his assistant. Charles
Gleason Of Wayne University.
Emphasis will be placed on
sight Singing, ear training and
rhythmic perception. Special
attention will be gwen 10 those
who display potential solo talent
The Make WAY For Youth
program has been broadcast
over the CHS network since
March l947. and is currently
heard over WJR z to 7;30 pm
Saturday night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

All shafting used aboard the
Navy aircraft carrier USS FOR
RESTAL would extend a dis
tance of about one-fourth mile.
The modern warship was COM
missioned on Oct. !, 1855.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

\ i, q. Coach David L. Holmes
wayne University has an
w.uneed two changes in the
uuayne University schedule.
80, "aynes meet with the Univer-
wy OF Toronto on Saturday.
a has been cancelled and
@s s Isrtars instead will NEE,
Me- Ne. Canadians on Saturday,
81 ~ at Toronto. This result
ns., ~ cancellation of Wayne's
bs,uClpation in the Hamilton
'ame day. "''O ''''
E Fer PHI ALpHA's FIN.
\ La, on the undergraduates
>,.,' Is Beta omieron Chap
Tennessee state uni
Rsiy. Chapter president
M. Davis lr.) Of Mem
j. :, and Clarence Branch.
mis- MI o. Huntington. Tenn. adj.
70 nh. The trophy presented
n. osvis for the chapter a
Hon recent Alpha convsn-
Hpe,,.n Chicago. The dis
I no.s q being selected the
'u'sisndina chapter In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

Center George Brown Of
Wayne University is the Presi-
dents Athletic Conference lead
or in scoring and field goal and
free throw shooting. Brown is
averaging 2l7 in PAC play, SIS
per cent on field goals and IS
per cent on free throws. Wayne
also leads in Conference actor
with three wins and no defeats
and has the best field goal ana
free throw shooting marks ano
has the fcwest personal fouls in
the league.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-02-11

The speed Of The Nays mod
ern aircraft carrier USS FOR
Smyrna times., 1956-07-19
Wheat Allotment

Farmers on land on which no
wheat was seeded for grain for
any of the years 1854, 1855, and
1856, may apply for a 1857 wheat
acreage allotment. To be consid-
cred for an allotment on a farm
which had no wheat seeded for
grain for any of those years, the
farmer must apply in writing at
his county ASC committee Office
by August Is, 1856. Blank appli-
cation forms are available at the
county ASC Office for use in filing
requests for allotments.