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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09

and Mrs. Frances WomackS,
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Klever, Mr. and Mrs. Ham,
er Spears, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Lutz, Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Alder
son, Mrs. Joe Spears, Mrs. Rhoda
Butler, Miss Mary Alice Smith
and Mr.. William Allen.
Guests on Wednesday of Mrs.
Howard Murry were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Murry of jamestown
Mrs. Henry Cox, Mrs. Nathan
Cooper, Mrs. Bessie Zurface all of
Wilmington and Mrs. Frank Fish
er. and Jennie of Yatesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Lowery
and family moved Saturday from
the Steen property to the tenant
house on Reynold Slaughter Sr.
farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Pucketf
and Stephen of London were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Haney and family.
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Rowand and
Mrs. Orpha Pleasant were guests
on Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Watkins in Dayton.
Miss Susan Rinehart of Soutf
Charleston spent the week end
with her grand parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Raymond O'Brien.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Mckenzie
were guests on Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Schilling and family al
South Vienna
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Banion and
family were Sunday evening dinn-
er guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lawton
Brackney and family at Urbana.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Gossard were: Mr..
William Nevelle and Marian OF
Springfield, Mrs. Ida Klever, Mrs
Allie Neer and Mrs. Clarence Ben
nett. Afternoon callers were, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert White of Spring
field, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Gossarc
and Mark. Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Goss,
ard and Mrs. Reynold Klever.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Murry on Sunday were, Mr.. anc
Mrs. Roscoe Windross of Blanch
ester, Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Stacy anC
sons of Morrow and MIR. and Mrs
Eugene Vandervort of Whining
ton.
Misses Judy Bennett, Becky
Bennett and Ronnie Bennett o1
Springfield spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Roger Bennett and fam
lily.
The Mothers Club met Monday
evening at the school building
Plans were made for bake sale II
be held at Dement'S grocery Nov
18th. Present at the meeting were
Mrs. Robert Banion, Mrs. Jot
Daugherty, Mrs. Milton Turner
Mrs. Eden Brock and Mrs. Ruth
Sprang.
Mrs. Jack Brubaker and daugh
ters of Bellefontaine spent severa
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Elk.
line.
Mrs. John E. Diffendal and Lin.
da attended funeral services oi
Mrs. Harry Wiley Tuesday in the
United Brethren Church at Mar.
ne near Newark.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1956-11-09
South Solon
MRS. RUTH DlFFENpAL
PHONE s271

Mrs. Jessie Clark was the DEM
onstrator for Stanley products
Wednesday afternoon in the home
of Mrs. James Rudolf being as
sisted by Mrs. Roy Long of Seda-
liza. Present were Mrs. c. c. Row.
and, Mrs. Bruce Baughn. Mrs.
Richard Moore, and Belinda, Mrs.
Robert Banion and Rachel, Mrs.
Harold Eavors, Mrs. Billy Truitt
and Belinda, Mrs. Arnold Grear,
Mrs. Hiram Riegel, Mrs. Robert
Daniels and Beth, Mrs. Wayne
Linson, Mrs. Ralph Sexton, Mrs.
Jay Gossard, Mrs. Harry Theo-
bald. Mrs. Marlin Gordin Mrs.
Pearl Gordin, Mrs. Roger Ben
nett, Miss Ruth Duff, Mrs. John
E. Diffendal, Mrs. Roger Gordin,
Mrs. Oryln Watson and Mrs. Rich
ard Pitstick.
A joint meeting of the local P
T, O. Sedalia P.T.O. and Madison
Rural P.T.O. officers was held
Friday evening in the library
room of Madison South High
School. Superintendent Iler was
present to explain the purpose of
the meeting. The three organiza-
tions agreed to help prepare and
serve refreshments for the dedica-
tion services of Madison South high
School, Nov. 18th. Local officers
present were: Mrs. Eldon Brock.
President Mrs. Milton Turner,
Vice President; SECRETARY Mrs.
John E. Diffendal and treasurer
Mrs. Stanley Marsh.
The South Solon Garden Club
met in the spacious Country home
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

NURSE, undergraduate. for occtor's
once, Write giving qualifications,
experience and phone number, Box
9Th. Star. --2a
NURSE, exper,. practical, white. be-
tween 0-50. or 8 day wk., refs II,
preferably resides vicinity Chevy
Chase. drivers license desirable
For appt. call OIL 5000,
NURSE. exper.. doctors once, 10th
and Eye SITS. NV. tipping and short
hand REQ. AGE 1895; 5ia days;
S275 mo. Boy go. Star.
woman to assist With children:
SIS per week. room and hoard.
o OFF "a alssIsrAxr9Ase 1910.
perm. position. General once work
including some typing 5 days. ST.
sal. &50-S60 No reg. fee. MAN
A0EMENT CONSULTANTS, INC.
Suite 500. 1903 G ST. NV.
OFFICE CLERK. good with figures.
knowledge Of tipping and ability to
deal with people essential 40-hr
week. vacation with pay: alternate
hrs. $50 ans pm; II, am
work. Also some holidays. Age 20 to
As. Apply in person, CHnDREN'S
HOSPITAL. between o am. and
PIX OPBR.. exper, to take over
small estab. school Mr.. KENDALL,
ST. 3-927S, IL TO 3 . m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
ARE YOU
S11.112.41

I began in this business in 1919
while still q student in COLLEGE. MY
hrst year after graduation in 1850.
/ earned S1l,112.4i q salesman in
the. held with no previous sales ex-
perience.
A friend Of mine earned over S10.-
O0O his flrst year while still q stu
dent in college.
Another friend worked In our bust.
ness for over two years while stu
q full-time student and averaged
over 500 per week.
Today all are Branch Manaeers,
II YOU are. not afraid Of old fash
Toned work. have q car. and inter-
ested in building o career in sales.
I would be happy TO discuss our
business with you.
II presently employed, will consider
. man Starting on supplementary
income plan with thought In mind
Of later becoming permanently as
ISOLATED with US.
Cali XII e-00sB. . Am. to 3 Pm.
daily. Leave name, address, home
Vhons. I win call you back To- ar
range for interview. --Sl
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Sc EMP IEs5TscHASstat;jFS

81
BEAUTICIAN, 70 work in Bethesda
large salon; salary and com mission;
no evenings. 5 days. OIL. 4-i2lb.
eyes ; 81, -o41S -, 81.
ssss5; sun ssAUT 10. $500 slsS6 Ea a
BEAUTICIAN, shampoo giri and
manicurist for HOTEL WASHING
TON BEAUTY SALON; good salary.
good working conditions. Apply in
person, 10Th and = SITS. nv. Ma
BEAuTiCIANs. Capitol Hill district;
5-day week. no night work. salary
and commission. Cali after : .. M.
B IA a;I1lSi STYLISH = In
desirable downtown salon. Must
be capable and reliable. For ap-
pointment eall EX; 3-3232. 80
commission. Columbia pike. ArI..
BEAUficiAN.sHAMPOOio and assist.
girl. Excel. working cond.: 5 days
per wk, GUILBO's, 1873 Conn. ave.
BEATTY H;sij ~ o iilssl Appl, M at ss7
BEAUTY OPERATOR~Top Ruaran-
ARLINGTON BEAUTY SALON. 25O4
Columbia pike. Phone Sun. ia.
5-3656; weekdays. ia. $4,000. --3l
BEAUTY OPERATOR, man or woTn-
an; excellent opportunity 5-day
week. hours t. 4: salary and
commission. NELSON'S BEAUTY
SALON. II Sethesds, OIL. 4.3044;
after q. OIL. :i-ahSn. ~--2q
BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around,
$50 salary plus sos comm hours
BaA e q 1 orEksToR a.. -e Sen
women. for 3 OF our salons Excel
lent opportunity for sood operators.
EMILE. 1921 Connecticut ave. ---:li
BEAUTY SCHOOL Must
have school BACKGROUND. Moderate
size school IN local ARIA, Excellent
opportunity for competent person.
Replies confidential Write. Box
16S-H. star. 80
BEAUTY SHOP MAID, shampoo girl.
for small Arlington shop; will train.
Bo6kKEiPER' 'f Assistant sl MGR.
to do senl. ledger work with some
apt. wf dis LLo 4HSs A si4sy 500 sSo
Tenn; ave-, Alexandria. Va. -
charge. 5h-day week. salary open.
Apply 6i9 Investment Bldg. III
B0oKKEEPER must be sSod sSpiss
Bo0KKEEPfSG MAeHiNE OPERA.
sr DH ofsee WoTf. WEsf sG Bros seeI
BRICK CO.. sos 18th st. NV
Ma 6-O496 -2y
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YOUNG VETERANS (2)

An unusual chance to learn an In
terestinS business with bright "a:
starting salary. Apply manager,
o am. to IL noon.
American Linen Service
1898 Sth 81 NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
CALL DISTRICT 1882

and ask for W. ]. POWELL
or ROY SIMMONS. Thursday
and Friday between 10 am
] Pm. and 10 pm; Satur-
day, o a.m.-12 Noon and
l-3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

ADVERTISING AGENCY, REQUIRES,
and do genersI once work. College
sraduate preferred. Opportunity for
advancement PAUL LYNN HELLER
ADVERTISING AGENCY. OIL 18th
ST. NV.
ARTIST CRAFTSMAN. experienced
in Leroy lettering. technical draw
infS and grafts; speed essential;
apply. Replies held in strict con-
fidenee Box a6.H. Star. go
ARTIST-COLORIST for photogra phic
painting: experience heavy oils and
tints. no mail orders: permanent
position In leading studio; send
samples and information: splendid
permanent opening now. sHRA-
DER, 1T W. 9. Little Rock Phone
FIR. 4-l1p3. 80
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ADMIN. ASSISTANT

To handle special accounts: Secretar-
ial experience. initiative and abtl-
ity to deal with people required
Can MISS ABEL, Ma. s-l4l2'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
THE. EVENING STAR
II0I Penn Ave NV

4A1Gs - G&N44N1 ~ NV
l10I Penn Ave. NV.
TYPIsT OR CREDIT CLERK
Age Is to 80 Christian; excel
lent working conditions and salary:
SS,day week. Apply Box 16l.A.
CiIiEsRK-rYrIsr. az. 1885. e exe.p-
~ Iona sa, Op GSrSha type s " W Pr
HoEMESif' S coNs 81 ass IS. Inc nc.
Suite 500, 1905 q st, NV.
ERK.TYPIsT-5-dsy week, 7I,I
hours per day. Nice once. vaca-
ton. bonus plan. hospitalizationl
insurance and pension plan. Apply
re el FIRE 1S Il II psrSSn sEE ~
EEw YORK. 1885 Baltimore ave-.
school graduate for interesting
work with opportunity for ADVANCE
ment; experiene. not necessary.
Cali MISS BECKER, TX. $500.
CLERKt?TSiPIsT. as. 20 to IS. S.
day week. 40 hrs. Permanent posi-
ton. Pleasant work, $50 week toI
start. $50 per week beginning May
SCHWARTZ BROS. 1881 18th
cItEiRakt.rYPlsr with som. .,.no.
graphic ability; excellent oppor-
tunity. salary and working condi-
GARDNER. Me. s-37So. @s
CLERK TYP1ST. general insurance
agency; electric experience pre-
ferred but not necessary: salary
open. Call MRS. GOLDEN. Elk, g.
CLERk-rYPIsT. under 80 VA. :i 4sI
sS nero s. 5er M 1n ssss Of
CLERK-TYPIsT for credit once To-
Gated in Hyattsvilie. Nd. Hrs. s.
am TO pm, 5-day Wk., good
salary. Local resident or vic. pre-
feIred. ROYAL HOME Eo1ip-
M ME CO; 4sl2 Rhode Island ave.
CLERK TYPisT. white, al-4o, h,shI
school graduate, TO work in nationai
association, b-day week, paid yaca-
tion and other employe benefits.
We 9,e' Ca Can MR; SAITH. DT 7-34l5
GEEK b!ls ; ;TxfisTI In, With 5000 hand,
cIEkRTYpisaT D SSi.. c ios p slss
ant once northeast section s.
DAY, 81 fs-hr. wk Other company
benefits. Must be good typist ana
have nice handwriting. Accuracy
nno neatnesS essential. Apple
KANE TRANSFER CO.. 2l16 6th
CIERK.TYPIsTs, bo.ss vi !,
$50, See Miss Stanley, AMERICAN
SERVICES. Room 5f4, l3ia ii
CLTRK.TYPIsr-Younr lady. cas-.
ualty insurance once; excellent
working conditions and company
dement's. Apply Room $50. Penna. |
bidg.. Pa. ave. and 18th st. NV.
CLERK-TYPlsT, in small pleasant
once. b~cAy week. Accuracy more
important than speed. 4HS Colo !
rado Bldg, 18th and q SITS. NV.
CLERK -TYPIsT. under az know.
edge Of shorthand reauired: 5-day.
37ls-hr week: pleasant vorfine
conditions. cail Mr.. RICHARDS,
Ma. s-4e57. or come In for inter |
view ga 18th st NV. Rm. 31as
SO. w.p.ni.. excel |
chance for advancement; interest
ing work for Catholic organization;
salary commensurate With ability
Give age. education. exper.. phonf
write Box 4l6.H. Star. ga
CLERk.TYPIST. under IS: part
time. or 4 hours per day. S-daS
HS ssE ARPIly ,u II P 4 rsn. GREAT
woodward Bids. 18th and II SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
YOUNG MAN

Credit dept. understudy REQUIRED
by South's largest wholesale dis
tlibutoT Of mechanicai eonstrue-
tion supplies ana equipment: no
previous exper necessary but must
Be o hign school graouate; out
standing opportunity for advance,
dept, executive This is q per-
manent position with excel. work
ing cond Company offers attrae.l
sick benefits. insurance, retirement,
vacation and profit participalon
program together with o1;tns So
giving personal details ana Tor an
Interview. 80
YOUNG MEN-S1OO wk. for ) daily
others. CHAMPIONS, Ho. .-3194,
4:j0 to $50 pm, sun. and daily.
YOUNG MEN, single, ages ~ to 20.
with ambition to teach ballroom
dancing iull or part time eess:
complete trainins given free; TOP
salary. Apply in person Monday 70
VICTOR STUDIOS, 1850 Conn. ave.
Young MEN to learn trade in hth-
osraphic plant; permanent posi-,
ton, good starting p pay; We n n,eS
fres.aand drawing ability. Apply
YOUNG uTNc MEN. ) White; to open new
accounts in Nd. and Va. sub; must
be neat. INTEL. ambitious. hrs. s.4.
See Mr.. PETERS, Room No, 4l0'
S24 9th st. NV: $50 to $3.50 Am
Mon through Wed. i'll
Young Men-Ages 1924
s: per hour while learning the I'D.
vertising business. Applicants must
be neat appearing and pc WILING
to work. Opportunity to travel or
work out Of local branch,
Apply: Mr., FRANK HARKINs. Am n
and lis. No phone calls. -29
SOBER WHITE MAN, over 90: room
HOTEL. Eth and Penna. ave. NV.
AAAi- FIRM needs 8 men for part
car. age 1875. Can NE. s-245l.
BorEL-Ntshs cashier; sss; desk
sad.s7o. ABBEY PERSONNEL.
AMBfTi0Us MAN . Here Is your
chance to get into BIG MONEY
i yen are are 1lirs o 70 T Dart ar Ism fel
time and follow q proven market
ing plan. This Is . ground floor
opportunity in new industry
starting Nationwide expansion
program. Cali IA. 9:,3s00. NO
w SSSk e SSok E n need.
aualifled man IN each school dis;
trict, for special work Of national
cafl UN. 4-56OS for interview ap-I
MRa 0iasasIi. FIELD. tamil,-oxn.d
tiAn has few nQFt-tfmP
or fuil-time openings In Nd. Va.
Guaranteed weekly Income. for
those who can qualify. Must be
$3.50 and have hish school sdn-
liable work for those selected
Please do not answer this I'D unless
you need at least So Eeekiy, For
I ,s5yisT, f goRs az oF sIs49 Il u g..
amer An; EssoDs T. ilSi $3.50 SvS SE.yslI
INFO. CENTER, Room s4s. 40
Stuar. st. Boston 16 =,
WANTED ncEs polite man to help
run shickf a,so and nd, esq ,.i sspss on
have high school education OF
more. Be honest. Give local ref
erenees. Write Box 37a-G. Star at
once in own handwriting giving
all details about yourself. and
phone number.
RETIRED MAN on Soc sec. as care
taker and elevator operator. II
pm. TO & am. in downtown resi-
Dental hotel. NO. 10000.
QUANTITY TAKE-OFF MAS-Roof-
Interpretation: capable Of detail de-
sign: salary open. Long establish
ed firm: permanent position. Box
ALERT. AGGRESSIVE MAN With
car: perm. position, can earn over
S65 ewes. and Sat. DU. 7-7s4a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
Career Opportunity
AID BOOK MATCHES

Sell Full or Part Time
This Is the BIG Presidential Elec.
ton Year when candidates demand
the UNION LABEL on Matches
Make FAST DAILY Commission
Nth our Free Pow pGwerh S',S out y,
{0s. Every business hot prospect
MERCURY MATCH CORP, 1857
Hall ave, GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
PURCHASING

RECEPTIONIST. for large distribu-
tor tipping experience. Apply In per-
son al day Monday 1875 Cedar
RECEPTIoNIsT, young. Mon.
through Sat. Apply Mon. bet. 10
and ~. LEON FoKINE. 1911
RECEPTioNisT-TYPIsT az. 1885:
5ssday6 downtown; starting salary,
MENT CoNsuLTANTs. INC. Suite
= 800; Ia9s G st; -, $500.
81 to 20. good typist. varied duties.
for national magazine. Centrally
located. aforementioned ofices.
ConRenial SURROUNDINGS. DI. =
4l22. MRS. URE. 81
RECEPTI0NIST-T YPIST Chic
young lady with yiyacious person.
atty for. professional organization.
Ability to meet public, type 80
w.p.m.: days: st. sal, S50-S55.
No reg. fee MANAGEMENT CON-
sULTANTS. INC. Suite 800. 1406
q st NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
CLERK-TYpIeT

cLERK- TYPIsT
General once typinR and reeep-
ZIONIST duties: excel. working eond
and unlimited opportunity FOR al
vancement. Apply q to s, G, A. c.
FINANCE CORP. OF Mt Rainier,
NO, :. 1917 r. /. ave. Nj. Rainier,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
CIERK
CLERK
CLERK
RECORD DEPT.

Young woman. 1885 yrs. Of age
tailed Alignment. Good eyesishi
essential. 5-day, 4O-ir. week. Must
be available 20 work out OF
weekends. Apply Personnel. Room
602. Open weekdays. $500 ano
Sat, GLE. No phone calls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29
PART TIME

National concern has opening for
energetic man. white. desiring i'm
mediate earnings. Car helpful No
$50 weekly. Cab mornings for
interview. Do. 7-4sO0,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-29

Young Men-AgeS 17-24
8. per hour while learning the ad-
vertising business. Applicants must
be neat appearing and be w1lling
to work. Opportunity to travel or
work out OF local branch.
Apply: Mr.. FRANK HARKINS. Am,
bassador Hotel. Mon.,. Tues S.lz
and La. No phone calls. 70
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05
zeta' S Fund Aids
Girl in School

WASHINGTON. DC. (GlobaD
-Zeta's 1866 Scholarship OF
$1,000 is a welcome gift by
Mary Ann Tugle who enters
Howard University this Septem-
Der coming.
Miss Tugle was born in Bris-
tow. Okla, where she attended
Junior High School, and then
moved TO Tulsa with her fam
ily. She graduated from high
school as Valedictorian of her
class.
She began her college career
in September 1852 at Howard
University. which has been even
more successful than her high
school.
AT the end OF her freshman
year she made one OF the great
est choices of her life, namely
that of becoming a Zeta Pledge,
and became a full-fledged Zets
the following year.
Mary Ann served as Basileus
Of Alpha Chapter in l054-5S.
In 1854 she attended the Zeta
BouIe in Louisville, Ky, and
while there served as Leader
for one Of the workshops and a
member Of the Scholarship Com
mittaa.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05
Hudson Head
Reelected

John w. Paynter. controller
OF the J. l.. Hudson Co., Detroit
was reelected president OF
Michigan Hospital Service blue
Cross at the April monthly
meeting of the board of trustees
in Detroit.
II is his third consecutive
term.
Paynter has served continu-
ously as a public representative
on the Blue Cross board Of trus-
tees since 1916.
He was elected vice-presideni
in 1858 and president for his
first term in 1854
Other officers reelected al
the meeting were Robin {,
Buerki, vice-president; Ralph E
Phelps, treasurer; and VIM. S,
McNary, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05

Rev. l.. c. Baldwin. was
leading his COW down the US.
Highway 24l. when an auto
mobile bearing five white men.
including the accused. Doc
Hill. q. tossed a brick that
knocked the minister TO the
pavement. causing his head 10
strike.
State troopers. investigating,
also reported that Rev Bald
wins leg was shattered by the
brick thrown by Hill from 9
passing convertible.
Hill is held under $4,000 bond
pending the grand jury hearing
May 7.
Four other young men ridlnf
in the convertible with Hill are
held as material witnesses. They
are Charles Connally, 81; Will
liam Walling. 20; Walker Thorn
as. 20, and Jorden Vann. 20
Their bond is set at $500 each
Two small Negro boys aided
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05
League Would
Withhold Federal
Aid From South

More technically the project
this week reiterated its endorse
ment of the proposed Federal
bill authorizing the expenditure
of SIS billion for school build
ing construction, but urged that
these funds be withheld from
States practicing segregation in
education.
Ann DUN c m emit Of the
Leagues position was made
by Robert w. Bowling. presi-
dent.
In a resolution, the League
called upon President Essen
hover and Congress to bar III.
nancial aid for school construc.
ton to districts failing to com.
ply with the Supreme Court
desegregation ruling.
The resolution emphasizes that
failure of the government ia
take a definite stand on this
issue can serve only TO reward
and encourage defiance OF the
Supreme Court order and law
The resolution points out that
"once Federal funds are turned
over to the state. they are be
yond recall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05
.Deliberated
'1,HaIf Days
on Verdict

Accused of receiving
stolen property from a
suspect in an auto theft
ring, former Wayne Coun-
tv Coroner DR.. Samuel B.
Milton was acquitted by a
jury after one and a half
days of deliberation Tues
day.
DR.. Milton testified that he
did purchase a SAYS diaihermY
machine from William Me-
cants for SIS last year. but
did not know that il had been
stolen.
McCants, awaiting trial as
suspect in an auto ring. also
testified that DR.. Milton did not
know that the diathermy was
stolen.
The jury sitting in Circuit
Judge Miles N. Culehan's court
had heard several days of tes-
timony, before beginning its
elaboration.
McCants resides at Sal Holford
in River Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05
Labor Council
to Dissolve at
April Confab

Charging Attorney General
Brownell and the Justice De.
partment with giving aid
and comfort to the perSe-
cutors of the Negro people"
the National Negro Labor
Council this week announced
plans for a special conven-
ton to dissolve its national
and local Councils in the face
of an impending hearing be-
'ore the Subversive Activities
Control Board.
Scheduled for April 18th. at
the Carlton Plaza Hotel here.
the NNLC Convention will
deal solely with a "Resolu-
F, ton on Dissolution Of the
NNLc."
The hearing. involving the
Labor Council before the SACB,
is set for April 30th.
The NNLC formal statement.
dealing with the dissolution
move. released TO the press by
Coleman a. Young. Labor
Council Executive Secretary.
and entitled "Brownell Adds
To Our counfrY's Shame"
declares:
1T is TO our country's shame
that Attorney General Brownell
has brought the Negro Labor
Council before the SACB on the
charge Of subversion."
The NNLC statement further
cites "the biting irony Of Mr..
Brownelrs persecution of the
MIC, which has been fighting
for democracy and on the
other hand. his unwillingness 70
lift a finger against the White
Citizens Councils and other
groups that are openly subvert-
ing the Constitution"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05
Morgan Physicists
Grant Increased

BALTIMORE, Md.--An Army
research contract awarded Ia
Or. Julius II, Taylor, Morgan
State College physicist, In 1852
by the Office of Ordnance Re.
search has been renewed and
extended 10 $1,000.
The renewal covers the period
nom September /, 1885 through
August 81, 1857. and will enable
Or. Taylor 10 continue 10 in.
vestiRate changes produced in
he properties OF electrical mat
sers by changes In pressure.
The National Urban League
Is studying the electrical behav'
nr of semiconductors as q tunc'
ton OF applied pressure.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05
2 Weeks Remain
in NAACP Drive

With two weeks remaining
the Detroit Branch NAACF
Membership Campaign has pass
ed the 5000 mark, it was an.
nounced this week by Leon M
Wallace, general campaign chair
man.
The goal of the Campaign is
$4,000 members,
In a special appeal to the
more than 1000 campaign work
ers Wallace urged this week
that each worker strive for 9
weekly goal of at least ten
memberships which would not
only assure attainment of the
Campaign goal but would ex-
coed it by nearly 10000 mem
bers
Leading the Campaign so far
in the top ten positions are the
following NAACP Area Coun-
ellis and Community Organiza-
ton Units:
Area Ten 1893
Area Nine 800
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-05-05

Alabama State troopers ir
tracking down the automobile
from which the Rev. Baldwin
was hit.
The incident occurred while
the five men were riding
around Sunday afternoon
drinking beer. visiting girls.
shooting craps and throwing
stones and beer cans al Me-
groes. police say.
The two Negro boys reported
TO Highway Patrolman II. E
Holder that they saw the group
in the car throwing stones at al
Negroes and saw Baldwin struck
as he led his COW along be-
sides the highway.
The two colored boys, aftei
witnessing the incident, gave
highway patrolmen the accurate
descriptions of the car and its
occupants that led to the cap
ture of the five men.