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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

A prominent New York publicist
is seriously considering an offer
to write an expose story for a ma
tional magazine telling about
how certain popular theatrical
figures are II failing to pay press
agents for publicity services rem
dered; p skipping out Of hotels
without paying their bills
Some folks around Big Town
are saying that Bill, Mr.. Ink
Spots" Kenny is Stacking up
somewhere in New Jersey since
selling his big, st. Adams, Long
Island home in order to raise loot
for Uncle Sam.
SNAPSHOTS: Ben Waller, the
West Coast booking agency head,
has a new office in Chicago to ex-
pand his Hollywood office activi-
ties. Waller the top Negro in the
booking of rhythm and blues tai
ent in the USA has such names
as Earl Bostic, Jimmy Wither-
spoon. Johnny Otis, Shirley Otis
and Big Jay McNeely among the
attractions he handles. Waller and
Otto Carmen Jones" Preminger
are now in a huddle over the plans
for filming the life of the late
Fats Waller-all of which makes
us wonder If Ben Waller and
Fats" Waller were related in
some way.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
FBI Has Evidence
In Shooting OF
Rev. George Lee

Warrington amp Attor-
ney General Herbert Brownell an
nounoed Tuesday that he hopes
those guilty Of the staying OF Rev.
George w. Lee IN Belonzi. Miss,
last May would be discovered
and dealt with as justice demands
under the laws OF that state"
After further investigation In
20 this situation, he still claims
that Federal jurisdiction does not
exist" In this case.
However, he said, certain in
formation gathered by the FIJI
has been turned over 10 the State
District Attorney stanny Sanders
OF the Fourth Mississippi dis
triot
The investigation conducted by
the Federal Bureau OF Tnvestiga-
tion does not substantiate the al
legations that the Rev. lee was
murdered because OF his refusal
60 remove his name from the
Humphreys County Miss list OF
registered eoters." according 60
the Attorney Generals statement.
Since Federal Jurisdiction does
not exist, instructed United
States Attorney Thomas r. Eth
ridge 20 furnish District Attor-
ney Sanders with pertinent facts "
The Justice Department would
not comment on the shooting OF
Gus Courts OF Belonu for the
same reason.
Courts, who recently attended
the Civil Rights Leadership AS
sembly In Washington. told an
audience Of some 2.0O0 people that
he had been threatened by the
White Citizens Council OF BelonEi.
Miss. both before and after the
murder OF his friend and oo-worlN-
or, Rev. Lee. Prior TO the murder,
both he and Rev. Lee were In.
structed 10 remove their names
from the registration list or some
thing might happen TO them.
After the killing, Courts was
again warned that the same thing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

The request for a delay was
filed by Alex Pitcher, Baton
Rouge attorney for the NAACP,
who asked that the NAACP and
II individuals named in the suit
be given 10 days after the last de-
PENDANT is servcd to answer the
allegations
The state claims that the MA
ACP has violated Louisiana law
which requires organization 10
file annual membership lists with
the secretary OF state.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
|H6na Dogs
| ~ Life
HOUSEKEEPING A
PUPPY
BY Bob Bartos

by Bob Bartos
Manager, Friskies Research Kennels
II you live In an apartment,
or bring home a new puppy
during the cold winter months.
II may be necessary 10 paper.
train. him. Put a thick layer OF
newspapers In a place always
available 10 the puppy, and
keep them always In the same
spot.
Anticipate his needs: place
him on the papers the first
moment he wakes up, after each
feeding, after maps and the last
thing at night. When he acts
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
NAAcP Gers Deldy
In Fight Against
LouiSiunc Custer

Baton Rouge. la. - (ANP) -
The NAACP has been granted an
indefinite continuance in court
suit brought by the state 10 force
the organization out OF Louisiana.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
PROF. TH0S. DORSEY, GOSPEL CHOIR
LEADER IS ACCOMPLISHED MUSICIAN;
WAS AN EARLY JAZZ BAND PLAYER

Prof Thomas A. Dorsey Of Chicago Ill., president Of the
National Convention Of Gospel Chors and Chouse nc
the guest Of Mrs bessie Gresham, 2l Clinton Ay president
Of the Minneapolis Gospel Choral Union while in the city Prof
Dorsey arrived Thursday morning. Apr5 and presented
concert with the Union Zion Baptist church that evening
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

Earl Bostic, sticking TO the Far
West through April and May fol-
lowing a one-nighter tour Of the
southern states, reports an event
worth passing on to you. Earl
says that in one spot where his
band was playing the lights went
out everywhere when a hot-rod-
der blizted into a main power
pole. But the fans refused to flee
the scene Instead, they pulled
their cars up and danced by the
headlights and moonlight.
{.
GRAPEVINE GOSSIP: Ella
Fitzgerald flew directly from Den
mark to Los Angeles to catch up
on some recordings and see her
new love interest. The guys so
strong with Ella that she's just
about ready to sell her Long Is
land home and move to the West
Coast.
Fourth Estaters They're news
paper folk are whispering about
how that popular pocket news
weekly magazine failed to mention
that one of its top editors is on
trial for raping a 15-year-old girl.
Harlemites are talking about
how that nationality advertised
beer jerked it's financial props
from under a couple of fellows
from Baltimore. Seems that the
two guys set out to own a movie
making and marketing business
dreaming of owning a duplex in
Manhattan overlooking one Of the
rivers, and Of extending their OPP
erations from coast to coast. But
shortly after they spent three or
four months in New York, Miami,
Havana and Chicago, spending
loot like 1t was going out Of style,
the big beer sponsor pulled out
with all that vital green stuff
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

election. Even though he does not
get the district endorsement, the
club win support him In the pri-
martes,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
Kenna NqtIves charae BrItlsh pefIIs saered Mount

kenya.-(ANP)C that BRUSH settlers are
blocking their way by farming the slopes Egon
joining the Mau cult
finding redress 10 this grievance.
Nj Egon stairway paradise. holy
10 Christians When white settlers
farming the Lue people protested to colonial autho
hunger the transfer Of the lush Nyanza province
where
the Kenya grievances
shortly 400 living in Naobl found
oath joined the active
81 band of ant-Vhte
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
Dog Of tho Weeks
COCKER SPANIEL.

Sporting dog. dperags wSigbf
IS b0sS1J; bsigh al iboEi1sr, II
igcbsS; eoai, JHky aS or JIiebfiy
Wapy; color, J0lii biafk, rsd.brow1,
cream, Rbifs, golden br0WR or bsf
or pIti-eoIors1. Third IN popular
NY IN Ameriea among psrS-brsS
doRf.
restless or runs In circles, rush
him 10 the papers Praise him
when he performs on them, and
scold him with mo, no, mol"
or bad dogP when he makes
a mistake. This should be done
Immediately after he has made
a mistake. II does no good TO
scold or shame him II he does
not understand why.
II he refuses TO stay on the
papers, you might put a piece
OF ,i4.inch fencing used for
flower borders, around them.
and keep the puppy on the
papers until he has relieved
himselI. Keep MN IN n sleeping
box during the night as most
dogs will not soil their beds,
Use the same routine In
housebreaklng the older puppy
or dog. Take him outdoors often
1.-The younger the puppy, the
oftener he must 60 out. Remem.
Der that training Is mostly
preventive Job. and that Il Is
largely up TO you.
Feeding Tips, Puppies shoJld
have all they will eat and drink
three or four times daily until
they are 3 months old. Between
3 months and 6 20 3 months.
the pup should be fed at least
twice daily,
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
Hold seareaatlon RuIIY At IUskeeee

Tlskegcc, Ala (ANPl The Macon county Wfhe ClllAeiH
council last week meeting Tegee home Of Ts
institute
The rally Estimated $50 persons The speak
Of the Auburn White Citizens council
and former educator Alabama Polytechnic Institute
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
ono-Thlrd Brltlsh Troops 70 Leave Kenyu

Naobi Kenya- Declaring that the three and one hal
against terros Kenya has appreciaby
improved" British East Africa
troops would be withdraw
by Of
Lieut. Lahbuy "the time not distan
rounding the remaining fugitive from justice
largely the hands OF the police"
Fewer large, the general said
by midsummer 1900 Of the $500 British
troops fighting Africa would be withdrawn
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

NEWS OF PEOPLE you KNOW
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

: PArRoN1zE ADVERTISERS :
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

Durham N C.-(ANP)stldent journaIss from throughout
North Carolina col
lege April 20 a oneday publications conference
According conference director the meeting is
designed together student and faculty members for the pur-
discussing problems yearbook production
improving the quality of high school publications
win afford instruction in the areas Of
design writing financing organizing both
yearboo emphasis win be placed budgetng and pro
motion
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
WORLD WIDE NEWS AT A GLANCE
Held On Rope Charge

Jackson (ANP)-A 29year-old Kinds County white
child being held II
awaiting preliminary hearing charges
her Turing his hons
pretense Of employing her a maid
Sheriff Albert 2Oyear-old compliance
that resident suburban Jackson picked her down
Monday shortly before and took her TO his home where
be employed a maid.
authorities the dragged her into bedroom and at
shortly after they arrived at the house.
said the admitted intimacy with the but
claimed with
Neither MAJ young Identified.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
Teonagers Mob Washington Police

warrington mob OF negro teenaBeA estimated
knives stones and clubs at police officers In
Dupont park before being brought under control
the braw1 apparently started stone throwing
fight who Joined forces TO attack police
Police reinforcement using every cruiser In service swarmed
the park made II arrests
policeman mounted horse besieged by the mob
by officers arrested for
ting the horse.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
Mother OF AMP Writer Dies

High Joint, NJ C(ANp)-Ser1ces and burial We're held hei
last jamie Brewer. who died Of a stroke
She William Brewer reporter for the Al
Negro Press,
surviving her husband Thomas Brewer; sons Coz
Philadelphia George Washington; Franklin New York city
High Point Calvin aman &C. stationed at Barssda
AFB La; grandchildren great grandchld
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

Eartha Kilt. one OF the most
supersutous Of celebrities, never
buys anything that can't be pawn
and doesn't allow whistling in her
dressing room. But Kilt owns a
valuable ring given to her by an
years ago and the ring according
to old legendl Is supposed TO bring
bad luck TO the owner II II isn't
worn on the finger. Earths never
wears the ring. which contains a
poison duct in the center sur
rounded BY diamonds.
New York - (ANPl-- Song
writer Andy RSzaf. courageous
fellow who has been paralyred
nom the waist down, but who
keeps on writing songs. news
paper columns. poetry. and In gen
eral being good fellow to ALL got
wen-deServed tribute few
days ago in his Los Angeles home
town.
Radio Station KNIT honored
the prolific composer with Andy
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
Retu,e, 10 send FuaItIye Book 70 lAIssIssIppI

springneld n(ANPlGovernor stratton has refused e
Mississippi to return d. smith, 40 share
oropper 10 southern state fugitive warrant
Smith Chicago having been indicted by
Coahaa iss grand jury charge OF attempted
der
The charge filed Smith wested from pohcema
had arrested him an alleged speeding charge
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13
Halle seIussIe To Visit Jupon In Summer

ToVyo(ANF) service reported last week hat
Ethiopian Emperor Halle sass and his wife win visit Japan this
seasses to Japan by foreign monarch
World War H.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1956-04-13

Raleigh N C tANP)-The Raleigh school board voted 81 &c
continue present assigning pupils schools pending
ton by legislature the issue Of segregation
The group Negro parents presented petit
uon asking steps Indignation Of public schools
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

TAKOMA PARK-very attractive
liV. rm.. bedrm.. kit. dinette and
bath: In brick apt: near bus and
stores; all utils. adults only; S7b.
WA S-Ru90- evek III Q.4763
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

THE MARLBOROUGH
GIT 18th Street NV.
Ant. b-2 rms, and bath $6s. 80
Apt. 42--b rms, kit. and bath, Sll0
1900 Mass. Ave. NV.
Apt. "A rms, kit. and bath $50
1858 Euclid st. NV.
Apt, 22---2 rms, kit. and bath, $40
3145 Mt. Pleasant st. NV.
Apt. 49, rms, kit. and bath. $40
1740 Pa. Ave. NV.
Apt. 81 rms.. kit. and bath. $53.7B
926 l. st. NV.
Apt. and . rms" hit. and bath a:s
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 r st. NV. MA. 8-3440
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

441S FooTB ST. NE. Apt. l.
2 rms, kit. bath. uttls. incl. s64.
1880 WILLARD ST. H.W-4 rms.
and bath. se5.
THOS. P. BROWN, INC.
615 9Th 81. sw. Ma. s-ss72
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

COLORED
18th and Monroe NV.
Attractive / room, kit, bath. $50. so;
| large 2 rooms. kit. bath, $3.50.
Modern bldg: COW. loc: shops,
| transp. nearby. Apply ianitor. 1904
18th st. NV.
DREYFUss BROS.
1918 18th st. NV. MA. s-05s0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
1415 Tuckerman st. NV.

Spacious 2-bedtoom, a-bath. air
full modern buildins. Exeeptionafiy
large closets. S175: incl. utilities.
See Res s MS,;, Apt, Io1; RA; 3-sIsl
ST. NV. ma. s-2345. -22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24

in Wshnqt plus which the
listed under honutw
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5:45-took OF Il This W1y ---------- y
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7;o0-Wild Bill Hickok --------------
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1o;3o-Film Playhouse ----------- !,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
God to the Detroit Tribune,
as per Jesus:

gancH THE SCRIPTURES, AND IN THEM YE
rWsTH AND HAVE ETERNAL LIFE.
mssper NV heroic 81. Paul: I'm HIM God WE LIVE
MDaoye AND HAVE OUR BEING!
NArMosPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE. WE LIVE. AND
MOVE AND BREATH"-C. S. Hymn.
rs HUMAN RACE AND ITS MATERIAL soeaed
WORLD ARE FRAUDULENT, MYTHICAL, DEVLlSH
UvNreRFElTs OF MY Externally HARMONIOUS
COMPLETE cHRlSTLlKE, SPIRITUAL CREATION.
WHICH sA.TU-R.A-T-ES THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
wrHHMEN AND ETERNAL LlFE!
God Spirit AM THE ONLY SUBSTANCE OF
lH-THE cHRsTLlKE AND ONLY REAL!
MATTER IS A MENTAL ?HENoMsNONl--IS
SHADOW NOT sURSTANcE!!
MATTER, IS a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
MASTERED BY eTHE PURE IN HEART"-PURE
ENOUGH TO BE coME MY CHOSEN PEOPLE,
cHVlsrIE CHRISTIAN SclENTiSTsl!
We present NY ANSWER" from the Free Press.
See God TO the Detroit Tribune-Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
Red Cross Fund
Spends 80 Mill.

WASHINGTON p lca
wears q icr TIC eoi IL Nald
War II me Anete.n Rcd Crs~,
,tll i. deyotnl pNct 80 pcg cent
of t hudee'od iUds ia the
selVrCe { prNde. 70 MsMNel,
OF the Armed Forces and 81 VO'-
Grams 10 Na. disclosed Recently
with the release Of statement oi
expenditures hv tie Rcd Gross
DUNG the 1854 IS fiscal vca
In this period. the financial
report shohwed the national
Red Cross and lis 3.7l7 chap.
fers expended q fetal OF Ss7-
S3s.so3 in providing wide
variety OF services TO the Amer.
lean people and for humani.
tartan work overseas.
The organlldunn's tnan, al re-
port was issued in The form 90 ar
advertisement foi censorship 10y
business organizations or friends
of The Red Gross and VIII be
carried Ia ncw papers 'hroeanou'
the country dutne The nest .cW
weeks
The Fed Cla-. ALSO urs a
dciailri financial statement 800 rs
annual report which wNl hc dis
tributed most month ia approx
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
UNI Frat Council
Tops, US, Canada

ANN ARBOk The lni,iifairf'
nifty Council tlFC 40 The Uni.
verSi,y of Michcm has been 9v
en- an award tor the best tfa-
t,rnlty relations program ~ any
college or university d the Unit.
ed States and Canada
The grand truph> Was glNtn io
Michigan representatives 40 The
18th annual national lFG con.
terence n So luu.
The Michigan lFC vhiob rrp
resent ~ fatcnitcs ou eanpu,
was the first over 20 rccc.Nc Tho
award twice Tho Michigan lfN
had won 10 in 1888
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07

Cong. Charles c. Digs Jr~
elected to congress tr=., Mich
iqsn's 18th Congressional dis
irici took his seat in January.
over tour hundnd Drtunitrs
accompanied The Young congress.
man 10 Washington for the
sucMne.iu services
ID Lawrence jones president
ID lnuc Pincv Woods College II
Mississippi was 10 make history
dn This is Youi Life TV pro.
Gram
Not onl, was he personally
hcnorcd but Balph Edwards,
smccc of the prog am made /;
plea over tAc CTS Try network
tos cveiyunc listening 10 scnc
i least ono dollar 20 the Mis-
is,ippi school
Last count nearly S80o0 600 dol
lars bad been forwarded to the
private Mississippi school. start
"a 50 wears ago bv Dr. Jone.
with Sl65 and ono pupil
FEBRUARY Local Boy Scouts
long with thousands throughout
thc nation observed their 45ih
anniversary Dt Samuel b Mil.
tom. then WAYNE County coron-
or lost $500 suit to client who
claimed that the physician left
foreign object IN has body
after an operation
1t was mdtcrm graduation
time at the citv's high Schools
Floyd Oglcsbv. 80 Of 1896 Eliot
was freed from prison after
serving months of to 10
year term allcgcdly for robbery
lie had been sentenced for
iohbing Mt Clemens cab
driver. Detectives and Ken Nc
Cormick. of the Detroit Free
Press believing Oelesbv innocent
after the Warden al Jackson
Prison called them m worked
nilht and day to free OgleSby
Norwood Hotel has first Of two
fires. with fast thinking by
switchboard operator Barbara
Anderson. getting iiremen on
tile scene in time 10 keep dam
ages down. and rescue Ollie
Shelton from q second sior
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07

ledge.
Or Rcmus Robinson ana Judsc
Wade McCrcc were nominated in
the largest psmsiN election in r.
vears
Erwin D. Canham. editor OF
The Christian Science Monitor
was Brotherhood speaker for
the Round Table Christians
Jews at their annual Brother
hood Week dinner al Siailcr
Eoiel.
Joseph RMnov % Philadelphia,
Nas named Information special
"a; IN the ONCE of the Admins.
tr,tor OF the Housing and ilom,
Finance Agency in Washington.
DC
Democrats aud Republican.
ifm coalition io Introduce an
FEPC Bill TO the Michigan State
legislature
MARCH William G. Ryans
legged muiuels man convicted
Of contcmp, OF court, assessed
fnc Of $4,000 by one-man grand
Juror. Chester p O'Hara
Atty Charles Mahonoy dele.
cate to the Unltcds Nations ado
dressed the Booker T. Washing
ton Trade Association annual
dinncr -Four policemen suspend
ed IN graft investigation. rc-tn-
stated
Walter White Ions time cNecu-
tive secretary of the NAACP.
dics in New York Roy wilkins.
his assistant 70, many wears. sue
cceds to the post MAYOR Coho
ens petition proclaming Fright
FOR Freedom Week. sponsored hv
local and national NAACP
hisnchcs
APRIL Allied Wal Veteran,
81 Michigan convened az tn,
Veterans Memorial building Fl
udl rites for veteran chemist J
Newton Brown Lester r Downic
vice president oi the Kelsey
ileycs Wheel cumnanv. nance
chairman of the 1858 United Ne
gro College Fund Drive
Michigan legislators. oppose,
10 FEPC. tack on 20 amend
CONTINUED on Page 81
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Prairie View Tops
Fisk Bulldogs

Prairie Vicw College swamprd
,hc FISK BULLDOGS 500 ~ the 2lsi
annual New Years Day post sea-
som classic at Houston, Texas
Monday
The PanthciS made ~ 'l's'
downs to the T'7nessccans ,.
Fise's total passing and rush.
inc vardaec was 100 yards. a.
c.nnarcd with $50 for the power
eul Prairie View eleven
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
The Devils Deadly Liquor
MEN oE DISTINCTION,

From EDITORIAL Page. c. s Monitor, l22ol
Another porrais which will moi be presented IN the pig
~HT'ds friends that OF an Oregon couple arrested
"sHased with sad neglect Police found their two infants
Xxx. upstairs room hungry and filthy left unattended,
cHdn neghbcrs for two days The parents, say police
mwmmoned by third child from nearby tavern
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07

The terror suffering AND hu-
mutation endured 10y group o.
american POWs in japanese
prison camp during World war
II VIII be dramatically presented
10 DR. Van" on Navy Log
Tuesday. Jan. 10 tCBs Tclevisiou'
Z 10000 pm, EST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07


Neera 90 hold this office In the
Queen CIV and The SECOND con.
scgufivc Methodist
Mr. Brry. who was so wears
old con- The day that he was elected
lof the fourth time as a member
of The City Council. NOV. 8. sue
cccdei Mis- Dorothy \ Dolbcy
mcmhc of The HYDE Park Meth.
ODDS, Church
NlNoly moved as he checked
with emotion whtlc beng I'M
stalled. Nj Berry realized that
nc Is = symbol OF the progress
ihet has been made In human
relation, IN This Ohio city which
5, gateway To- the South
The new vice mayor IS mem.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
NIGHT LIFE, FAMILY WOES KIDD BoBo: WIFI
Men-Chasing Women"

(Chicago Americana
y" FRANCISCO, Dec. II uNS)-Bobo Oson's esfrsneeo
s''"''ed thai the Knockout blow that snsehed his MD
w" DoSne crown also broke her heart.
me mother OF four children is caught between PLAN
A. and wsuI hope that she and Bobo might Psfen up
NNsN" seNso' '"e S'se''s' "
See Men-Chasing Women Page IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07

Dr'tli papp
50 DING ,3 no4ir pt a
nor bc t'l arf.i f pu-
90 hN ton Mf ac el.fa thea
"Mllr .Qu4n- W hln
Prophet James F. Jones. under
attack throughout the year from
many sources. stated ever his
Morning morning broadcast that
iaw hours after they bur
lesqued him. the FIRST Of three
unions called strike against
the three daily newspapers
"Th iiisr Ws 'inuc t
Prophet stated 'l 'NeV g9t
S'e p
Stake ageH' l)sn n
newspap .ia
All'aau- nc-faleH> auNe
boon carried ~ iceacn'lv p.
-c',lcmont appca4od IS The f-
taco 'Nl WrtN
or iar cahf nwD represent
ina employees 'l' ihrce ne"S
papets, tW9 haNc slsWJ contracts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-01-07
A t t e ii o n!
TRIBUNE OFFERS YOU
NEW PROGRAM FOR 1856

a. Regular Spiritual Guidance from Modern
Christian Science Crusader Andrew F. Frue
hauf C.S
t2) Community OF the Month, feature series
81 100 Years of Negro Progress
90 Real Estate Purchase Guide
80 The right car for your
See Page O.
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Carpenter 0usted by Union
Awarded Damages Of $1,000
Cchicaeo Tribune)

tChicago TrIbUneI
'NosseR Wash. Dec. II (AP)--A carpenter who was
y" 0u Of his union for picking up his Payeheek on his
lime was awarded an ST. 900 check from the UNION
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See Carpenter Ousted- Page II