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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24

odist Ministers Wives held their
annual seasonal tea at Scott
Memorial Methodist Church,
Kirby and st. Antoine streets,
Sunday, November Is, 5 to 7 o.
m. Numbers on the program,
which was M. Cd by Mrs. w.
II. McCallum were:
Selections by Berea Methodist
Youth Choir; piano selection,
Mrs. Ramona chatham, Com
inunity Methodist, John Wesley
Methodist Choir, Mary Palmer,
St. James Methodist, Inkster;
organ selection, Second Grace
Methodist, and Scott Methodist
Youth Choir, Gordon Johnson's
The Green Cathedral" was done
by Mrs. Corrine Frances Wat
kins.
Other musical selections were
rendered by Kelly Chapel and
Bethel Methodist Choir of Flint,
Mich, Mrs. Alfred Clay, general
chairman; Mrs. F. c. Walker,
president, Detroit sub district.
=
SPEAK MARRIAGE VOWS
Barbara Jean NJ C G. owa n,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Scott, 1894 Allendale, and Faul
Williams Bradfield, were joined
in holy wedlock Saturday, Nov.
18th. Rev. II. L. Davis officiating.
The bride wore a full length
gown of white nylon net over
satin, long torso, Princess style,
full skirt, round cellar, low
neckline with long pointed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
DOROTHY ADLOW TO
SPEAK ON AMERICAN
ART. NOV. 27

Dorothy Adlow, art critic
of the. Christian Science
Monitor, will be presented
on the Detroit Institite of
Arts Lecture Series on
Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der 27, speaking on "Ame-
rican Art Today.
AS art expert for a ma
tionally circulated news
paper, Miss Adlow is one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24
18th Annual Careers Confer
ence' To Convene On November

Detroit's high school students
will have an opportunity to
gather information on future
careers when the 18th annual
Community Careers Conference
convcncS on the Wayne State
University campus. Wednesday,
Nov. %.
Wayne States Student Center
and at the Rackam Memorial
Building.
DR.. +. Morse Cooke. associate
director Of Alumni Relations at
Wayne, will preside Dr. Samuel
NJ. Brownell. superintendent of
Detroit Public Schools will
speak on the Purpose Of the
Conference at the general as
somblv at $3.50 am. at the Rack :
ham Memorial.
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SPEAK MARRIAGE VOWS

man, November 20, at Sec
ond Baptist Church for
thirty years of service as
Presiden of Washington
Seminary. Some of the
Churches in the area help
ed to make the affair a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-11-24

SrKND-OFF AT SUEz- French troops who took put IN Inc
bottle for Port Sold end Po Fuod Egypt shown OF the
the Suez Cono Some Ct the bloehp that put the
eono out Of commission be in the backgrounds NEWS
PRESS PHOT0l
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$500. WNIAL (7)-Film Fes.
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"a woman's conflict be.
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security; Ann Todd. Claude
Rains. t1949l
1880, WMAL ~ Warner
Brothers Presents: Rossana
Rory as international ad-
ventures armed with snake
handled dagger tolls in
"Casablanca."
$500, WRC t4l-Milton Berle
Show: Betty Hutton and Sir
Cedric Hardwicke, guests.
, Color.
$500, WTOP t9l-Phil Silvers
Bilko asks for transfer for
himself and men-getting
them into hotter water.
$3.50, WMAL ca - Wyatt
carp: carp is almost killed
by deputy who was bribed
by gamblers gold.
$3.50, WToP t9)--Navy Log
How the Navy went to res
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by earthquake; George Con-
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$3.50, WRC t4l-Playwrights
Sc: David Swift's first mys-
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$3.50, WMAL (7)-Cavalcadt
Theater: The Marine Who
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OF MfSgt. Lou Diamond
Ward Bond.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Red Sekl-
ton: Red is transformed
from Gagged lamb to roar.
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Jeanne Cagney. Color.
1000, WTOP t9)-The $4,000
Question: Boy expert on
animals. and shoemaker re-
turns.
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1880, WTTG (5l-Max Req
nick Show: Galperini, bass
baritone from Bucharest.
guest.
500, WTOP (9)-Bob Cum
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that curvaceous Italian who
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Is wrong.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Dragnet: Fri
day and Smith are assigned
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men who rob bars and
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$3.50. WTOP (9) Climax:
Gamble on a Thief" story
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$3.50, WRC (4)-Ford Thea
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1900, WRC (4)-Video Thea
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story Of domineering father
who threatens daughters
romance; James Barton.
From the 1949 picture.)
1900. WMAL t7)-Confidential
File: A report on how
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1900, WTOP (9)-Johnny Car
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1890, WTOP (9)-Quiz Kids:
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Dickens expert from The
$4,000 Question, guest.
ILLS, WTOP (9)-Sir An
thony Eden: British Prime
Minister addresses Nation
from Washington.
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$500, WMAL (7l-Film Festi-
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seeking diamond treasure;
Jack Hawkins.
$500, WRC az - Producers
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nov, Peerce, Peters Piati-
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$500, WMAL t7) - Readers
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$3.50, WMAL ca - Voice of
Firestone: Elaine SMalbin
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$3.50, WMAL "a - Medical
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l0:00, WTOP (9)-Studio One
MY Son Johnny" story of
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after birth of son; Paul
Hartman. Neva Patterson.
.1:l0. WTTG t5)-Featurama !:
Arctic Flying" Toronto
Symphony" and Men OF
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discovers talented neWsboy;
jeanette Macdonald, Lor-
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$3.50, WMAL (0-MGM Pa
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900, WRC (A-Kraft Thea
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drama about bankers wife
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10000, WTOP (9)-U. S. Steel
Hour: "A Fair Shake" story
of sheriff who orders son to
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to state capital to thwart
lynch mob; John Kerr.
l1:15, WTTG t5)-Featurama
New shorts: History of
clockmaking; Air Force
Newsreel; Winter in Swiss
Alps.
u:15, WTOP (9)--Patti Page: :
Sings 1--WE Just Couldn't Say
Goodby."
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$500, WRC (4-Pro Basket
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Rochester Royals.
800, WTOP (S-Big Ten
Basketball: Indiana meets
Ohio State at Columbus,
Ohio.
500, WRC (A-Racing from
Hialeah: The McClennan
Handicap for three-year-
oldS and up.
500, WTOP t9)-The Lucy
Show: (Reruns) This is the
show that produced one of
TVS highest ratings-the
one in which Lucy goes to
the hospital.
$500, WRC (4-Perry Como
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+. morgan ana lS-man
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$3.50, WRC (A-Jimmy Du-
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visits. Color.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-It's Always
Jan: JAMS press agent re-
lease story about Jan and
her romance with movie
star
1900, WRC 4-George Gobel
Show: Alan Mowbray APP
pears as an encyclopedia
salesman.
1000, WMAL t7)--Eddy Ar
mold Time: The Louisiana
Bayou country sets the
scene for "Jambalaya" and
"Cajun Lingo"
1880, WRC ~ -Safeway The
alter. Tomorrow is For
ever flrSt-run on TV dra-
ma; Claudette Colbert, Or
son Welles (l946).
HAS, WTOP (9)--Film Studio
Nine: Modern police force
puts into foil operation their
new methods in tracing pay
roll robbers in THE Big
Chase; Adele Jergens. Lon
CLANCY. First-run on Tv
movie.
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On
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WP GA Osas. Morning MeGtisa
D. csptsa ksagsssI MARI Evans.
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Program and HiahIiahts for Monday, January 80

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dicap to husband; jeanne
Dru, John Hudson.
$3.50, WTTG t5)-Guy Lom-
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sings Wheel of Fortune"
1880, WTOP tY-Person to
Person Jackie Gleason
visits MICS Pat Weaver and
a bus driver.
ll:l5, WTOP (9)-Double A
Theater: Paid to Kill" sto-
ry Of mans efforts to help
his wife by having himself
killed; Dane Clark.
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Program and HiahIiqhts for Friday, February 3

500, WRC t4-Truth or Con-
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$3.50. WMAL tD-Crossroads:
Medical missionary in China
helps youth who loses his
eyeSight; George Brent.
500. -WMAL t1-Studio 81:
THE Ballad Of Jubal Pick
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who escapes from prison
threatening vengeance: Kee-
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$3.50, WRC tN-Star Stage:
A killer terrorizes motorists;
Rod Cameron.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Playhouse
Of Stars: THE Gentle
Stranger" story of mail-or-
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1880. WMAL (0-Disneyland
"A Day in the Life of Donald
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$500, WRC (4)-Screen Direc-
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Ford Gives. Gronts
To S Universities

NEW YORK. June II R.
The Ford Foundation announced
yesterday the awarding Of $2.76
million in grants ito enable lead
ing economists to conduct re-
search Of their own choosing"
Under the program. endowed
professorships will be established
at the University Of California,
University Of Chicago and at CO.
lumbia. Harvard and Yale Uni
versities.
These chairs may be occupied
on a rotating basis by distin-
guished economists on the fac
ulties of these universities or by
visiting professors" the an
nouncement said. ITO facilitate
their investigation Of important
economic problems, these re-
search professors will also be
provided with the necessary re-
search assistance and travel
funds"
A second phase Of the pro-
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Foundation Of New York City
Mr.. Palmer. who lives at 1905
Florida avenue NV. is now a
student at Johns Hopkins uni
where he is completing
work for q masters degree in
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Maybe Tito Remembered

GottIiebs honeymooning. She's
Joan Manning, daughter of Vera
Vague. !. Gretchen Wyler weds
Sheppard Coleman July Z. :.
Carmen Amaya packing EN- at
Chateau Madrid. Bud Arvey,
son of Chicago's political biggie.
and Meg Myles serious. a. VIII
ford Galienne, Britain's Ambas-
sador to Cuba, hospitalized
Rockette alumnae shindig, WAL
dorf. June is. \. The Yvonne De
Carlo Robert Morgan stork due
next month. . The Charles
Amorys to Paris. Huntz Hall
and Linda Lawson picking the
date. Fashion note: Duke Of
Edinburgh designed new staff tie
with the crown in red and gold
over a series of small shields.
Sara Hardman, daughter of
A1AASAuAA0 dA1 C4lACl uAdA olld1,
marrying Sir Jonathan North.
|. 4. The Larry Barnetts Isabel
Bigley) called him Larry, jr.
Visit of Pakistan's Mohamed Ali
TO Red China postponed.
Gloria Stroock and Leonard
Stern to honeymoon in Hawaii.
|. Princes Littler here to con-
Iclude negotiations with Maurice
Evans for London production of
mo Time for Sergeants';; Lars
Schmidt, Scandinavian theater
man, in town, signing up Broad
way hits. George Starcher,
jr.. son of u. of N. Dakota prexy,
marrying Diane Chamberlin.
The Alexander Zakins Isaac
Stems accompanist) expecting.
|. Ginny Simms prefers Earl
IBrept. Summer slump flat
tening Broadway.
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NEW YORK-Tito, in Moscow,
ignored Stains tomb. Perhaps
Tito was recalling an earlier
night in Moscow, 1916, which is
related in in Dedijer's book.
Stain then raised his small
glass Of pertovska and invited
Tito to drink bruderschaft with
him. They clinked glasses and
embraced. Then Stain suddenly
said There is still strength in
mel and slipping both hands
under Tito's arms. lifted him
clear Of the floor three times to
the Russian folk melody coming
from the gramophone.'
1t is not generally known that
in February, 1945. Stain sent a
Russian surgeon, DR.. Smotrov, to
Yugoslavia. to perform an opera
ton on Tito. Tito recovered; the
surgeon died. Stain and Molotov
joked about this.
4 4
At Teheran, when Stain spoke
of American lend-lease, he said:
Without it. this war would have
been lost by Russia" He was re-
membering the hereulean work
of American seamen in ferrying
vital war supplies to Russia via
the dreadful Murmansk route. In
one convoy across the freezing
Arctic, % American merchant
ships out Of SO were sunk by SUBJ
marines and bombers based
along the Norwegian coast. In
Khruschev'S denunciation of Sta
lin, he made no mention of the
part that lend-lease played in the
war. And no mention, either, OF
Stains message to the White
House, on November 4, l941.
.'Your decision, President Roose-
welt. to grant to the Soviet Union
o loan in the amount of 81 bill
lion, subject to no interest
charges, and for the purpose o.
paying for ornaments and raw
materials for the Soviet Union
Is accepted with sincere gratitude
by the Soviet government as un-
usually substantial aid in its diff
ficult and great struggle against
q common enemy"
X X X X
In the carefully doctored re.
port Of Khrushchev, he says thai
he and the rest of his living mob.
sters had no part in any of Sta
Inns murderous decisions. II
DedjSiier's book on Tito, the
author suggests that Molotov
Bulganin and the rest were bud.
dy-buddy with Stain. At a party
Stain started playing Russian
folk music on gramophone anC
danced to it, solo: 'Molotov anc
the others shouted out to him
'Tovarish Josif Vissarionovich
how strong you are Stain said
The physiological laws are hav-
ing their way. I will not livt
long Molotov. Bulganin and the
rest got to their feet: 'nyet, nyet
we need you, Tovarish.
4 ~
Henry Fonda here to film his
10 Angry Men" ... Lois Gold
stein, daughter of former Attor-
!ney General, weds Jerome Low
:enstein on the 18th. :. ;. Clement
.Atlee readying a United States
lecture tour. The Robert
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TO Howard Graduate

Ronald D. Palmer. a Howard
University graduate. has been
awarded an Opportunity Fellow
ship by the John Hay Whitney
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1854 Fulbrght eign service when he conues
to France plans his studies
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Henry Fonda here to film his
~ Angry Men" -. Lois Gold
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ney General, weds Jerome Low
;enstein on the 18th. Clement
.Atlee readying a United States
lecture tour. II. The Robert
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Continued from preceding page

Dan says. But can you just tell me what ne
looks like?'
But the kid can't tell him much. The guy is
not too young or too old, she says, and he is
medium-Sized and he wears leather wind
breaker, which is standard equipment around
this part of town. Dan thanks her and leaves.
First he phones Kitty and tells her to get her
self another dog walker because he is busy
tracking down Dreamboat Then he goes to
the Star Poolroom.
Three medium-Sized guys wearing leather
windbreakerS are there when Dan SaunterS in.
They give Dan some sharp looks, and then
big guy appears from back room.
'How'S for crashing in on a little game?"
Dan says, talking out Of the side Of his mouth
like Marion Brando.
The big guy looks him over. New around
here, amt your he says.
Just blew in from out Of town" Dan says.
I'm hoIing up here for Bit" Dan gTinS at
him. Il figure the cOppcrs don't mosey around
in here much"
mot if we can help it," the guy says. He
looks Dan over some more. Then he says,
Grab yourself a cue"
Dan shoots pool for two hours and loses
three bucks and learns exactly nothing, because
the three guys are not given to telling Of the
stories Of their lives. He finally gives up. He
tells the guys he will see them the next day, and
disappears.
tie is back late the next afternoon
when he finishes his work. There isn't anybody
except the big guy in the poolrOOm. Where's
the gang? Dan says.
There's little crap game in the alley in
back the guy says. want to get in?'
why not?'' Dan says, and goes out the back
door, There are five guys standing around IN
circle out there, and one other guy on his knees.
rafting dice in his hand "Aint any Of you
punks going to fade me?'' the guy on his knees
says.
"You cleaned me. GUS" says one Of the
guys
81 amt got a roll like you" says another.
"How about met" Dan says.
The guy named Gus looks up at him. who
is this character?" he says.
Hes okay, Gus, . one guy says. He shoots
some pool with US yesterday"
Seems like | seen you somewhere" Gus
says.
mot me-" says Dan. Il just hit town.
He Gets down on his knees and he loses ten
bucks in the first two minutes. He IS so busy
talking to the dice that he does not notice the
towheaded little kid. with Dreamboat at her
side, coming down the alley, taking the short
cut back home again. He does not notice any
thing until he hears familiar bark Of doggish
Joy. And then Dreamboat jumps on him.
knocking him over and yelping happily and
licking his face.
The guy Gus jumps to his feet. THAT mutt
seems to know you real well. . he says sharply.
II never see the hound before, Dan says,
trying to push Dreamboat away.
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MATTTAYL0R 0ndhiS wife,
Marion Baxter Taylor. are
both writer's. He likes comedy
WITNESS McGarry who has
been around since 1900 and
she prefers romantic stories.