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Evening star., 1957-04-25
MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICES

REPAIRS AND SERVICES
ALADDIN CONTRACTORS
PAINTING-CARPENTRY
ALL PHASES REMoDELINo
FREE ESTIMATES
CALL ME. 8-611O
BLOCK. BRICK AND CEMENT WK.
All work guaranteed. Call any
time. LU. 1-b334.
BRICK AND BLOCK WORK; reas,
price. HU. 3-3974.
BRlCKWORK, licensed. insured TO dc
brick at stSns ennN"Ms Tork ip D Ga. Cd Va
CABINET WORK. incl. bars. book.
cases., rec. rooms, kitchens made
rep. Reas. LA. 6-l733. any time
CARPENTER, general jobbing: home
improvements, store fronts. EDDIE
CARPENTRY REPAIRS. kitchen
c0oKi CSeaEnifiRF La. e-ssss Nsss work. O. a
o'ARPENTRY-We build and repair
t. 81
general Tp repairs. Reliable. CHRIS
CARPENTRY. shelving. cabinet wk..
roofing and fence work. Reason :
able. JEFFREY6. Ii. 6-9740.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS -
Driers. ranges. air cond,. complete
wiring, rec. rms.,. additions: free
est; lie. and bonded. jU. 7-sibT.
FLAGsTONE. BRICK, CEMENT
walls 2. &HRSciuccHiso5.. Hs5.ii 70 ecisass. es.s5ss
FLOORS sANDED and refinished: ali
floors IKE lew low prices. free
est WA 7-6s6s. any time.
FLOOR SANDING, FINISHING, &c
50. IT. Old f1oors. 10c up. Painting
interior and exterior. 10. 1876.
FLOOR WORK, sanding and finish
ing: prices reasonable; work guar
anteed. c. c. DEATON. RA. 6-7662.
PAINTING. PAPERING. FLOORS
Terms cali PARKS IA s-si5i ."
PAINTING, INTERIOR AND EX-
TERROR; 25 years exper.; sober me-
chanic: work guar. co 5-1Sl7.
PAINTING. exterior, interior: al
work guaranteed. HA. 2-S573.
PAINTING. paperhanging. bldg re.
pairs. Clean, expert work White
Free est. Lu l-5573. 25'
PAINTING. small Jobs only: 24-hr.
serv.: kits. bathrms.,. porches. rms.
apts Call day or night. Ii. 6-06ll,
PAINTING, interior and exterior; no
Job too large or small. Call C&G
CONTRACTING CO. JU. S-2s4g
after >. VIII. 8-SS07.
PAPERlNG. SlI rm, up. this week
only 81 sunfast. washable papers
JU $4,000, RA 6-2SS4
PLAsTERING AND PAINTING: Nc
JOB too small; all work guaranteed
HO. 2-3235.' 2Ss
PLASTERING. repairs, waterproof
Ing and drywall construction
White mechanics. Free estimates
10. 7-7747 or 10. 7-2605.
PLASTERING. repairs: old and new
work: lge., small Jobs. reas.: white
mech. Tree est jU 9-4l54.
PLUMBING AND HEATING. repairs
ana remodeIing Of all types Reas.
sonable rate. SAMUEL c. BOYD
INC SA. a-7443
PLUMBING AND HEATING - Job.
bing and real estate our specially
:.4-hour service. RE. 7-3742
PLUMBING and heating. reas.. fTet
est Permaglas water heaters. Nd
work only MR.. LEE. HA. 7-7l23
ROOF REPAIR, all types, very low
rates. free estimates. DE. .-b5.S.
ROOFING SERVICE, RA. 3-7443.
SAMUEL c BOYD INC Repairs 10
all types OF roofs residential,
commercial: gnttering. spouttns
Established over "a yrs.
ROOFING. new work. repairs. gut
ter spouting. carpentry, paint A. D
THOMAS WA 7-7352, SP. 3-5O6S
RUG CLEANING--Get-the- -best-sci
less on-location cleaning. Guar. RA
8-5i74.
TILE WORN, expert specializing
repairs and remodeiine free esti-
mate. Call any time, RA. 6-4a12
TRASH REMOVED
= ds.. 0smts cleaned; free estimate
WALKER TRASH CO. FE. $3.50:
Evening star., 1957-04-25
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

DACHSHUNDS- Unusually fine lit
ter; Axe. regiStercd wormed and
shots Call HE. i-4S3G
SHIPPING CRATES for dogs and
cats; all sizes. liRht weight low
cost. RIA. 6.34i5
Pups. Germ. shep. mix, SIS, $40;
cocker. fem, w sl5; ducks. .Shr;
pigeons, 81 30, doves. 80 pr. Open
| B.30-n.30 pm. FEEDS, WE DE-
LIVER RE. 6-1SSO.
STUD SERVICE: black miniature
rrrneip rrrsneih poedlea Axe registered.
COLLIE PUPPIrs; wks.. beauti.
/ iul, AkC fegistercd champion line.
jU n.np2s
Continued on Next PassJ
Evening star., 1957-04-25
HELP-DOMESTic

BABY SITTER. q days wk., $50;
care Of children, ages 10 mos.
yrs. Rockville vie. must Turn. cvr
! transp. or live IN. Po 2-3l00.
EXPERIENCED COOK and ghw.
Sun OF: S32 wk: references re-
quired RA 3-s344. after s.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER, simple
cooking; live IN. pvt. rm. in new
home. Kenwood Park: 5la-day VIZ
on eyery other Sun Start. $50 wk
Local refs OF. 6-6b11.
G.H.W. AND COOKS. colored,. live in
or out: all sects. D. c.. Va. Nd %
S36. ABBEY PERs. 10l7 K NV
G.HW.. to live in; modern home ant
kit; for Young married couple with
daughter g. Refs and exptr. re-
onired EN- e-s4ea
G.H.w.. plain cookinS live. on,
Chevy Chase rambler: fond OF chill
dren: through 4 dinner; Thurs
days and Sundays on: recent city
references $40, OIL. 4-3634,
HOUsEKEEPER. white, for 2 empl
ADULTS: must be good cook and
clean; no laundry; live. in; good sal.
ary. State age and references. Bo,
( ss9-D. Star.
LIvE-IS MAID. thoroughly expsr
| Tor entire household. recent loca
references reduired. OIL. d-12a4
MAID. sh,w.. live in. have refer
ence and experience. TU, 2-l4s9
MAID TO live-in. G.hw. Some chile
care. Rm with Tv. Sif0 mo,
Modern home References Cal
LIGHT HoUsEwORK and som,
! child care: live. in lovely suburban
| home; other full-time help en-
ployed. excellent LIVING conditions
starting salary. $50 wk. Mon. eve
TO Wed morning on, some Sun
afternoons Call after 10 am.
OIL 6-3a47
PRACTICAL NURSE. white. settled
good coos; care helpless lacy. h "
Share rm. No drinking no smoking
81 so n mo, LU- i-lh2S,
FRENCH GIRL. TO live in as house
keeper and Roverness; must drive,
and speak English. HA I-Ieed,
MATURE WHITE WOMAN for chile
care and gh.w new apt. on bu,
line. Live out 5lz days, Refs, s6u'
Piney Branch I'd, Sil Sps. Ju- y
bu51
Will GIVE ROOM AND BOARD in
EXCHANGE for paft-time baby SIT
ting RA 6-6sSs.
GO To ATLANTIC CITY for summer
GOOD maid. plain cooking, fond
OF rhiltren. s-day wk top salary
rrferenesG ia a-143n
COLORED LADY. 10 70 so. tive IN,
g.h.W. plain cock. SlS0-S20o mo
| Long Island. N Y. Fare adv Open
| inss only TO April 80 Al ASSOC
| 1917 18th st, nv, NE A-?l9o
| COLORED GIRL wanted from Sat
noon 70 Sun. eve. every week. Reis.
| health card. OIL. B-S6a5.
GOOD HOME to settled white lady
( care Of > sehool-age children; em-
pioyed mother: small salary. XII
K A-i62s after . or week ends.
Evening star., 1957-04-25

| U6eb-MHN AW0 WOMBW
ASSIST. 10 corporation secy.. exper
In composing and typine business
correspondence required Boz
BEAUTICIAN All round. man OF
woman: top pay plus commission.
OF 8EAUTY, 6i23 Ga. ave NV
IA. N-SH00.
BRENTANO's BOOK STORE, INC.
has excellent opportunities for sales
MANAGEMENT personnel In the Wash
lngton area. Short orientAtion fol
the right men and women Inter
views by appointment only. 2 to 3
Monday through Friday. Rh. 5.1a1 2
COOK and cooks helper Full OF
part time ALI, STATES INN Cal
uaithersburg. Md. lS
COUPLE. houseman and cook must
nave frst-class experience. exeep,
references. live In. OIL. B-54Sp
COUPLE, chauffeur butler. wife
cook -housekecperi references re.
guired; live In. Call mornings, AID
DANCE INSTRUCTORS. men anc
women Call HU. 3-aS00. betweer
B-1O p.fn.
JANIToR AND WIFE, colored. fol
sma apt bldg living quarters ant
small salary Call ME S-O06b
MEDICAL TEcHNoLooIsTs t2l
:. Modern. expanding, Cumberlant
VALLEY hospital. fully approved; col
lege town. 40.houf week. 10 day
leave Social Security, . weeks va
leation; cOnFeni1l relationships
maintenance II desired; automatic
nnua ssst nJ,,emehIS nn,u osnr,s.s sls s'.,dEW ~
traitor. cHAMBERSBuRG HOS
PITAL, chambersburg. Pennsylvania
SALESMAN, 10 sell top. quality nam,
brand foods direct 70 consumer
t.ryisT T,.sss call OF 4-sboo' MR.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. esper
salary commensurate with ability
CAPITAL EQUIPMENT CO, lb0'
9th at. nv.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS. McCulloch, sales,
service: rental Sl2 day GRAVELY
OF WASH 10. 4-7707.
CHAIN SAWS. pumps. generators,
sod cutters. rollers. etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP CO. JU 5-5u4O.
TD-9 FRONT END LOADER with
operator; 50 per hour. JAMES l..
Evening star., 1957-04-25
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN
tcoNIikuEp)
statesmen

49, 141A9A@e0SsAeN2N
Full or part time: retail or
appliance. Nation wide concern wishes
to place several statesmen or women
to sell auto parts. accessories, tires,
televisions, free2ers and refriRerators
We offer many company benefits
insurance. retirement and profit
sharing. housewives and retired
people invited to investigate our
openings in order to supplement- their
present income. Hours 10 suit your
present schedule Apply In person,
WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY CO., 390S
Benning r6. ne.
STATIsTICIAN-TYPIsT in invest
ment banking firm: expef. in COM
putting and tipping schedules re-
ouired: financial BACKGROUND help
full. Box 309-D. Star.
STENOGRAPHER. law once. part
time; references required. Call be-
tween ! and 3 pm. MA. S-0043.
ITYPISTs, fast and accurate: expert
enced electric: permanent position.
day work. FIX, S-4513.
WAITER OR WAITRESS for Ger
man American restaurant. MA. s.
Evening star., 1957-04-25
BLOCK'S

1897 Bladensburg Rd. WA. 7-hbOl
i1iB Lee Hwy. IA R-S7OU
Note Our New Nd. Location
Evening star., 1957-04-25
TYPIST

I + ID
Must be experienced for permanen
Company dement's. Ask for Mis-
Janet. MARvIN'S. 734 9TH 81. NV
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
Dubois Book
Completed

DR.. w. E. B. Du Bois, the
dean of America letters, has
completed monumental study
of what it has meant 10 be
a Negro in the United States
from 1870 TO the present. This
work is in the form of a novel,
totalling 1900 pages, to be is
sued in three volumes, one
4 year, beginning March. 1857,
by Mainstream Publishers. OF
New York. The overall title
of the trilogy is The Black
Flame. The first book, entitled
The Ordeal Of Mansart, is
scheduled for release on March
rs, 1857.
DR.. Du Bois. who wrote two
novels a generation ago. and is
the author of such classical
studies as The Souls of Black
Folk. Black Reconstruction
and other works. brings TO this
great novel everything that has
made him a figure of world
wide renown. The book is writ
ten with the poetic imagery.
the insisive wit. fierce devo-
fion to justice and absolute
commitment to truth which
have characterized the career
OF this prominent American.
In recognition of his achi-
evements and contributions.
the New York Public Library
has officially accepted for its
permanent exhibit a bust OF
DR.. Du Bois by the distinguish
ed American sculptor, William
Zorach. This statue will be
formally presented to the Lii
brary. in April. by Van wych
Brooks and other notable men
of letters.
AT the age Of SO, DR.. Du
Bois has sapped his lfe-work
with an historical novel which
will endure for generations.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
SpauIding


GREENSBORO. N. C.-"In
the minds of men. must be
built the defenses for peace,
is the opinion of Asa T. Spauld-
ing, Durham insurance official
who spoke last Friday night
at a dinner here.
A delegate from the United
States 10 the ninfh-session of
UNEScO held at New Delhi.
India last December. Spauldine
delivered the principal address
at the "Sweethearts' Banquet"
given by the Tau Omega and
Mu Psi chapters Of the Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity. The affair
was held in the David D. Jones
student union building. and
honored the wives and sweet
hearts of the fraternity mem
bers.
Spaulding told the group that
other detectives of UNESCO
included: contributing TO peace
and security by promoting
through education. science and
culture; creating an under
standing that the wide diffu-
sion of culture. the education
of humanity for justice and
liberty and peace are indis-
spensable to the dignity Of
man.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

Along with such factors as inn
proved roads and good times,
automation in the home is making
u possible for more members of
the average family to take advan-
tage Of gainful employment as
much as 30 or 40 miles away. This
Is especially true Of women.
At latest count. CANA saws.
some 2l.000.000 women in the
U. s. were holding jobs, most of
them full time. And in most cases
this opportunity to supplement
the family income was made DOS
sible through the elimination of
|time-consuming household chores.
Time was when q housewife
who couldn't get her dinner
started by late afternoon would
not be ready to serve her family
in the early evening. And in in
clement weather someone had to
be on hand to keep the heating
plant going. As q result, any
notion that she could leave her
home during the day, except for
shopping, was strictly wishful
thinking.
Today's automatic controls
have changed all that. Now gas
ranges are equipped with both
top-burner and oven heat controls
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
Political Seminar Ends

HAMPTON. VA. (SpeciaD-
Harry Schwartz. New York
Times editorial writer who
specializes in Russian econ
omy: Mrs. Edith S. Sampson.
practicing lawyer in Chicago
and Alternate u. s. Delegate
to the 5th and eth Sessions
of the General Assembly of the
United Nations: and ~ rtram
d. Wolfe. political and historic
al scientist who has written
extensively on Russian affairs,
were consultants during a Re-
sidential Seminar on oWrld Af-
fairs held at Hampton Institute,
Feb. 2l-24.
The seminar, taking as its
subject IAN Evaluation Of U.s.
U.S.S.R. Relations, had as
participants some thirty pol
itical and educational leaders.
including representatives of
the State Department, the State
Health Department, and schools
in Virginia, Maryland and Wash
ington. Newspapermen from
Washington I'd. CO and Cal
outta Qndia) were also on
hand. Membership, limited in
number. was by invitation only.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

that eliminate pot-watching and
help do a better, faster cooking
job than was possible during the
old chained to the kitchen" DAYS.
Present-day gas furnaces and
boilers are equally automatic. BY
presetting thermostats for day
and night heating, the homeowner
Is able to rely on worry-free
performance without janitoring.
Modern dishwashing and laun-
dry equipment also help save time
for non-housekeeping purposes.
The gas dryer and water heater
DO their jobs with neatness and
dispatch and without supervision.
CANA calls attention to the
TACT that the freeing Of families
for gainful jobs has progressed
as rapidly as natural gas utility
mains have been extended TO new
suburban communities and made
possible the use Of modern auto
matte gas appliances. The same
emancipation has come to rural
dwellers with the expansion Of
liquefied petroleum gas service
the LP-Gas that comes in tanks
and bottles-in areas beyond the
utility lines.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

AS you enter the Coliseum
you will see twelve rooms fur
nished by members 0: the
Michigan Chapter Of the Ameri-
can Institute OF Decorators. Each
cf these l2x8 feet rooms will be
done in the modern style for
better living and viii have flow
ers and living plants inside the
home.
There will be living, dining.
family and bedrooms, dens,
bachelor apartments and ladies
sitting rooms. Some will be
treated artistically with antiques
while others will have antiques
and contemporary furniture
properly integrated with con-
temporary settings. In addition.
the Michigan Chapter is fur
nishing a terrace. II will have
summer furniture for comfort
able and convenient outdoor
living.
You also VIII see l6 gardens
provided by MicA.gan's leading
landscape and nursery inns.
These gardens OF 500 feet each
Will compete for prizes in Jour
ciassifica,iOns contemporary,
terrace. b.oadlcat and backyard i.
They Will be judged by you
and professional judges.
Centered in the Coliseum you
will see how a garden should
appear as viewed from the ter
race. This mammoth $500 square
foot exhibit is being provided
by the Detroit Department of
Parks and Recreation.
You will find the Detroit City
Plan Commissions display de-
troit Of Tomorrow housed in
the Coliseum. II will show the
civic and cultural center. all OF
the definitely planned projects
plus the suggested ideas for
good living in the heart of the
city. Here is where you can
see how Detroit will look in
the near future.
The Audubon Society's edu-
cational exhibit produced by
Bill Stapp also will be in the
Coliseum. II will show how
Michigan soil, moss, ferns. soft
bodied plants and then trees,
shrubs. and bushes were de-
veloped over thousands OF
years.
The evolution and integration
Of animals in this area will be
shown. 1t will. demonstrate how
carelessness can cause a fire
which ultimately brings about
soil erosion and takes the area
back 10 the bare rock period
Of thousand years ago.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23


An sll-time-record 3l62 I'm
perials were delivered during
the month of February. an in
crease of l73.a per cent over
the lls7 delivered in February
a year ago and an increase of
l4.2 per cent over the 2.76a
imperials delivered In the pre-
vious month. January.
The first in this series OF
sii-fime sales records was SET
in December when 2.703 I'm
perisls were delivered 70 top
the previous all-time high of
a.ls4 delivered in May. 1851.
1.-The second all-time record
vas set the following month.
January, when 2,769 Imperials
were delivered. February's g.
i62 was the third record.
The 1857 Imperial showed
Is sales power in another way
N February. On Monday, Feb.
Is, the l0.S09th 1857 Imperial
was shipped TO a customer.
thus exceeding total 1856 sales
in just three and one-half
months Of the 1857 model year.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
From Twin
Valley Race

GREENSBORO, N. ca
Christian and His Debts" was
the subject Of the sermon de-
livered at the Bennett College
vesper service Sunday by the
Rev. William r. Crawford Of
Winston-Salem-
The speaker. who in addition
10 his duties as pastor of the
Mount Pleasant Methodist
Church is also city alderman,
said that many persons think
that just because they are Chris
tians, they don't have any debts.
But they are wrong" he
quickly added, because when
they became Christians, by that
very act they took on certain
obligations to God and TO their
fellowmen."
Making il clear that he was
not referring to material debts
alone. the Rev. Mr.. Crawford
cautioned his audience to keep
their credit good with God just
as with their earthly creditors.
People are expecting many
things of you" he declared and
you have an obligation not 10
disappoint them. II world peace
comes, il will come largely thru
the effort and sacrifices Of peo-
pie who are Christians.
we must be concerned not
only about eternal life but also
what we can do to improve the
lot of those less fortunate than
ourselves-to make them feel
that they, too, belong"
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
Conference Ends

GRAMBLING, LA. (SpeciaD
The seventh annual Mid
Winter Faculty-Student Con-
terence closed here Tuesday
with an evaluation session that
climaxed two days of "educa-
iional shop talk"
The conference had as its
theme: Improving ollege
Teaching Through a Look al
Present Educational Needs"
DR.. Arnett G.. Macklin,
director Of the division of basic
education, Virginia State Col
lege, Petersonburg. Va. open
ed the confab Monday morn
ing with the first of a series
of addresses in the school audi
torium.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
Dr.. Remus Robinson
to Dedicate New School

Within each classroom is a
drinking fountain. and sink
with running water; off class
room is lavatory.
The PETER is the only De-
froif public school TO be heat
ed by gas. as innovation that
school engineers are watching
with interest. The Potter en-
bodies enofher first" for De-
iroit public schools il has one
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
FABLES" Given
To Hold Forum

Two performances Of Aes-
ops Fables" VIII be gwen Sat-
urday. March % al 1890 am.
and 2:30 pm. in the Art Insti-
iute Auditorium by Basil Mil
ovsoroffs Folktale Puppet Stu
oio.
Mr.. Milovsoroif's program
will include three short fables
Of Aesop and the story Of The
Rabbit and The Fox. Hs pup
pets bear out his precept that
true puppets are not realistic.
Being creations OF an artists
flight of fancy. they have no
reason 10 hide any of their
artificial characteristics as their
purpose is not 10 copy or imi-
tate anything but 10 create
fresh theater realities.
Tickets are 25c for both ad-
ults and children. available At
Il Grnnen's downtown and al
the Art Institutes Publica-
tions Desk during museum
hctlrS)
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
Food Scoop

With the opening e The Lake
Erie fishing season tA.s rcrtr-
there are greater opportunities
for larger quantities g. fresh
fisa,ot hig. clskty. L1ke ps-c1..
white bass. Yellow p.cke-s.
and the delicious l.:tls sreii
may De selected along w:tn ,.e
large supplies CT frozen ocean
perch. cod hsdcock and .si.-
but for Lenter menus.
Though po.k prices are IL
sesSonally lcW the market s
unsettled T." YOU have r. sup
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

Put on the whole armour OF
God, that ye may be able 70
stand against the wiles of the
deviL-(Ephesians 6, III
Temptations to evil sur.
round US daily; we may sue
eumb although knowing the
results will make US suffer.
Some OF us are steel-willed
enough to resist-but any one
OF us can. with Gods help.
night valiantly. win glorious.
~, for then we will not be
fighting alone.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

tAHTNC)-PFC. Melvin B.
BrantleY. whose wife. Knoxie.
lives at 272l Gladstone ST.
Detroit. recently qualified as
paratrooper at Fort Bragg.
N. c.. after completing the
s2d Airborne Divisions Jump
School.
Brantley received his para
ehuiisf's wings after complei-
ing the three-week course
which included five training
jumps. He entered the Army
In November 1859 and was
last stationed in Korea. Branf-
ley atte n d d Washington
Trade High School. ~. S.
Army Phofo)
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23


clcsed-circuif felevision. ar
ranged through the facilities
OF wTvS. viii carry the cere-
monY in the kindergarten 10
The overflow crowd in adjacent
clessrooms.
Main speaker will be DR..
Herman Browe. deputy super
intendent. Detroit Public
Schools. Among the guests OF
honor win be DR.. Samuel Mil
Ter Brownell, superintendent:
Dr.. Paul T. Rankin. assistant
Monroe. south district admins
trstive assistant. and George
Schulz. Board architect.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

These days, the Gas Appliance
Manufacturers Association points
out. there's an ever-growing
amount Of long-range committing
from rural areas to the city. Or
from one rural area to another,
what with industrial plants NOV
ing ont TO the country.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

ply OF hand. j, nigh, De wise
20 rep.e-.s. freezer STOCKS.
Han. and bacon have remained
- steady low level. and IONS
a-6 sausage recently dropped
q, p-.ce. Fo- pre-Essier buying.
whole SMOKED hams. fully cook
&C hams. partially boned and
ce.st,ec hams ana canned
hams are being offered.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

Miss Inca D. Jewell. princi-
pal Of the Potter. will preside
a. the dedication An orchestra
from Condor junior high school.
under the direction af Robert
p. Moofs. will entertain the
guests.
children in kindergarten thru
The new Potter enrolling
"a. was named after the Board
member who served from 1873
1876. Constructed last year on
the site Of the old. the new
school consists of a kindergar-
ten and five classrooms, all
self-contained.
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
Imperial Records
High SoIes

Cnryser Imperial Rechrods High Sales 242
Americas fastestgainng automobile in terms of
sales the 1867 Imperial which for the third consecu
i've month has broken all sales records in it's history
reports Clare r. Briggs. vice president in charge of
sales, Chrysler Division e Vi
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
70, Ad About The laniA

Dr. Remus Robinson. Board of Education member,
will be one of the speakers at the dedication of De-
troits first corrdor-less school, the Henry u. Potter
elementary. 1901 Magnolia March 20, beginning
az .20 n
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

Let's take quick trip through the Michigan Flower and
Home Show which opens Saturday March %, and runs
through March 81 at the Michigan State Fair Grounds
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23
Home Aufomotion A Big Help
To Commuters

word commuter longer stands only the fellow who
job in the big city. - - ~'e 'O'
The Detroit tribune., 1957-03-23

The viii love these party with
Do1grrrt Clowns All takes make them packaged
book cocghnuts from your gce ready cake department
zee erbet shredded and assorted candies
Scoop The balls Of ice herbet and in the
freezer freezer compartment Of the refrigerator
ezct ball with bits Of Jelly beans
WIZ candy hat made with chocolate peppermint patty topped
with large drop. Hold hat with toohpck Keep
faces in freezer until Just ready
Arrange doughnu individual serving plates and top with
shredded FOR neck ruff Then add
serve one each 70 The delighted children table.