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The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-06

TWO LIFE SENTENCES =
Pearlie Faison, a 22-year-old ne
gro, was convicted by jury which
included four negroes in DupIin
County. He was tried for the rap
ing and burglary of 6S-year-old
white woman. Judge Frizelle gave
him a life sentence on each count.
The coastland times. [volume] (Mnateo [i.e. Manteo], N.C.) 1947-1959, 1957-09-06

SIX ESCAPE SAFELY-A KID
so re-fueling plane caught fire over
Amarillo, Texas, and it crashed
ten miles north. The six crewmen
parachuted to safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
News of D. c. Studios
Sir, Were Not Goofy!

with Boris KarIOff, is the opener. The crystal
ball was shattered! We thought George
Dempster would go for that big question.
Betty Jerome, moderator of Teen Talk (WRC
Al, has been signed to do filmed commercials for
Standard Oil of New Jersey John Sec0ndari
tABC News was in Miami for the Radio-TV
Directors Association, where he addressed
group of newsmen. Bob Fleming (ABC News
had the fu and in the middle of it few to
Hawaii for u S. Navy briefing. :. Jackson
Weaver !WAIAL-D is entering his 10th year
as announcer of Navy Hour he and director
Jack Henry are readying some Yuletime pro-
grams and repeat Of Viewers narration OF
the Night Before Christmas" i. The De-
partment of Agriculture is searching for voice
for Mrs. Smokey Jackson does Smokey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-17
BY BERNICE WNECK

Bill Sprague (WRC news made visit to
the patent Office in search of any inventions. old
and new, that were associated with space travel.
When he told the attendant in charge what he
was looking for and added "the goofier the
better" he was promptly halted in his request
with 'Sir, that it is not the word to use
around this Office"
The mail clerks at wTOP have been kept
busy with the staggering number Of letters and
cards that Hal Shaw of the Ranger Hal Show
(Monday-Friday) has been receiving. Every
Monday, Hal starts to draw picture and every
day he adds little more to the drawing. The
first child to guess what the completed drawing
is wins prize. WTOPs Shock Package has
= December l starting date. "Frankenstein,"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Wayne Dancers
To Centennial

Wavne state Universitys
Dance Workshop has been com
nis,iancd to dance for the 100
Years cf American Architcc-
'urc" celebration of Tic Am
,yican Institute Of Architecture.
TIE dorcers viii appear e
the Henry and Edsel Ford Au-
di'crium g. $3.50 p m. Wednes-
dsy. Oct. g. when The ihree-wcek
celebration begins.
Work hops members will per
form an original dance. The
Radiant CITY chorcagraphcd BY
Harriet Fcrg Julia Sanford
assistant professor Of health cdu-
cation Is director OF the group
Included in The program viii
We n address on contemporary
architecture by Richard Neutra.
of Los Angeles. an information
ally architect. The program is
sponsored by the Detroit Chap
ter Of the American institute Of
Architecture and will be free
of charge and open to the pub
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Mrs. Bates
Commended by
Natl NAACp

NEW YORK The entire na-
ticn is indebted TO Mrs. l.. c.
Bates l3r her 's.eadfast, sober.
calm ana courageous leader hip
and guidance in the Little RocN
crisis. DR.. Charming H. Tobias.
chairman of the NAACP Board
of Directors, said today in a
letter to Mrs. Bates, president
of the Associations organization
in Arkansas.
Considering The provocations
confronting YOU" he sad. the
situation. without your leader
ship might well have deteriorat
ed into disastrous conflict. New
err has there been greater need
than iodsY in Little Rock for
perceptive and decisive leader
ship such as you have shown"
Praising the courage of the
Negro school children, Dir Tobias
said; Il am sure that these
young people have been inspir-
cd by the fine example set by
you. Your dedication exem.
plifies 10 them The role they
must plsy in tCcays struggle
and in the FL urc. History Will
accord to t.~,n, ana 10 you.
full recogni len of the role
they and you have played in
mans unenGing struggle for
human jus ,cc. =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
(hrysIer Offers
Auto Pilot on So S

MIAMI BEACH Auto pilot,
a new puShbut.on automatic
driver assist, Will be offered as
optional equipment on new 1858
Chrysler and Imperial automo-
bilcs. f. c. Quinn, Chrvs!cr Di-
vision president, announced to-
day.
The device provides an omstic
hroiile conirci. sc's &c speed
reminder. srd enables the mo-
'orjsf 70 cruise on ilAe nations
expanding network OF super
highways without his fool or the
acccleraicr if he desires.
detailed in the cnriuc COM
partmCnt with control on the
ius rumcn; panel. The unit links
The accclergtor and the spec a.
me ter together 10 provide a
choice OF au'oma.ic. scmi-auto-
matte CT conventional Throttle
control. 1t pre-se's car speed
in much The same way heat,
cold and humidity in the home
are regulated by thermCrtat,
aouastat and humidis'ti-
"W'h Arto-Plot tho driver
has full engine performance rs
Wei as full braking power un-
der his command at al tines,
Quinn pointed out.
For semi-autcmatic control
in opcn-highwty driving con-
ditions. The driver noes tho
safe speed and presses il with
q sclectcr on The i1sirucmcr
panc'. When the chr attain
he desired speed, a warning
back-prcssure is felt on the ac-
celerator pedal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
HERE a d
THE r E
Personnel and Job
BY ROBBIE CRUMp

Three outstanding De-
troit career women will
point the way to personal
and Job success in a series
of talks scheduled by Cen
trail Branch YWCA for
young employed girls.
First of the talks, on
Tuesday evening, Oct. 8,
will be given by Betty Dain,
of the personnel depart
ment of Michigan Bell
Telephone Co. Her sub
ject will be, You and the
Boss-a Team!"
Ann Bucciero, president
of the Detroit Transcript
Chapter, National Secre-
taries Association, will be
The second speaker, Tues
day, Oct. %. She will
speak on, What Besides a
Paycheck?"
The series will close
Tuesday, Nov. S, with a
talk by Carmina Brooks,
of the public relations de-
partment of McManus,
John and Adams. Her SUBJ
ject will be, Making the
Most of "a Hours"
The series is scheduled
for z pm. in the 9th floor
club room of Central
Branch WV, 2230 With
erell st. All interested
young women are invited
TO attend. "A fee of $1.00
for the series will admit
those who are not YWCA
members.
= =
A rummage sale and ba-
zaar, with lots Of fun in
the bargain by way of a
cake walk, fish pond, and
candle game, will be held
by Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA, $50 East Elizabeth
St., from 10 am. until IL
p.m., Friday, Oct. a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Wayne WreslIes

Wrestling has been added to
the Wayne State Univel sity
athletic program. bringing TO
y The total number Of varsity
sports.
The sport has been held at
the University on club basis
for several seasons and was
added to VARSITY competition in
August. A limited first year
schedule is now being prepared.
Phil Yanoschik. line coach
of the varsity squad. was named
. handle the program.
Other varsity sports at
Wayne include football. basket
ball. track. cross-country. golf,
fencing, swimming, tennis, base
ball and rowing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

Tor College pool, Glendale
ii Third streets.
Frederick X. Cody, vice
chairman of the chapters
Safety Services and chair
ran of Water Safety, in
making the announcement
said: This course is de-
signed to enable persons
who hold a Red Gross SEN
Tor Life Saving Certificate
10 take the next step in
proficiency. 1T has been
several months since the
course has been taught in
the Detroit area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

NEW YORK Calvin News
Service) ZANUCK SAYS lie
IS NO NEW LINCOLN"
While the national focused all
eyes and ears on Little Rock
ana the situation there events
were happening elsewhere Writ
ually unno,iccd- Namely Oar
~ +. Zanuck. who produced
me controversial Island In The
Sun Ind then stuck by il with
inc pro'ectiveness of a mother
men, this week came out and
announced he's no "new Lin
coin.
This was an outbreak caused
olY heavy criticisms about the
MN mostly by people who just
weren't satisfied with present
ing The problem end leaving
unso'ved-end some bv people
y, wnc resented his bringing out
me race problem Of all.
me line forms for those who
ore pro and con on Louis
n'ms'rong's statement which
IcK"d he nation and IL Sc
g "a the men from the boys.
nose stars who are chicken"
Just didn't comment end got
WI Rracefully-Those who feel
'ongly and have voiced an
Union ~ long-joined the
brigade. Many. who feel the
SINE way. but also think its
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
All Town and
Country

Eight hundred Wayne
County 4-H'ers and their
parents plan to attend to
the second annual ..4-H
TOWN A N ID COUNTRY
DAY, October 5, 10 AM.
to 4 PM, ut Belle Isle
i'm Detroit.
Del Dyer, Wayne Coun-
ty All Club Agent, points
out that TOWN AND
COUNTRY DAY given all
Alters of Wayne County
an excellent opportunity to
exchange ideas.
The days events will in
clude tours of the aquari-
um, the conservatory, the
sawmill and the ZOO, educa-
tional exhibits of Al pro-
jects, exhibits by Detroit
Edicon and the National
All Supply House, recrea-
ton, and the presentation
of awards to Detroit All
ers.
TOWN AND COUNTRY
DAY will also serve as a
kickoff day for the Fall
Al Club program. Agent
Dyer points out, Nov is
the time to join All Clubs
or to start a club of your
own. He says that the
four rt,jor requirements in
Ill work are;
BE between 10 and
FL years of age.
BE long to a club
of not less than 5 members
and have an adult advisor
or leader.
3.-Do q work project
such as sew a dress or con-
struct a bird house.
4.-Exhibit this work at
a fair or achievement day
and write n report of your
activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
graduate you."
tccniinued From Page 81

graduate YOU"
He also quoted from the
birthday greeting Of Alfred
NJ. Gruenthcr. president Of
the american National Red
Cross does not actively or
explicitly crusade against
juvenile N Slthav.Or. it,
program is OF such positive
nature That active partici-
patton i'm its work is almost
Il certain guarantee the
participant will learn the
meaning of good citizen
ship"
Delegates, who with
neutrality-suspicious. are lead
ers o. JRC programs in
their own schools. concen-
rated on leaning some
hing Of the history and
activities of Red Cross:
now 10 plan service pro-
jcctS suitable for their own
SCHOOLS: how to work with
both teachers and other
students 10 execute these
plans.
FIVE types Of projects
were discussed as offering
opportunities for service: /.
health and safety; 2. in
tcrnational art, music
school chests; 3. hospital
faVors. toys, recreational
equipment; 4. gifts for chill
dien Of serviccmen and vet
Grams and other needy chill
lrCn; ;. individual gift box
es for children victims Of
disaster.
Special guests were ex-
change students from ia
pan, Germany and the
PHILIPPINES. On Saturday
night the dinner speaker
was David Provost, Of Flint,
who was a Junior Red
Cross European Study vi
sitor.
y
The Detroit Red Cross
chapter announces that in
cooperation with the High
land Park Board of Edu-
cation it will conduct a
Water Safety Instructor
Course starting Wednesday.
Octolcf 9. Glasses will
continue for 10 consecutive
weeks from Z to 10 pm.
in thu Highland Park Jun
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

(Ccntinued From Page 81
Myrtle Banks.
The second oldest member
Of the choir. Mrs. Irene Crox-
ton. sang a solo in dedication.
Mr.. Robert Jones is director
of the choir; Mrs. Maude
Swintf. organisf.
After remarks by the pastor,
Rev. A. A Banks Jr.. everyone
enjoyed refreshments that were
prepared for all present. Mrs.
Martha Brandon was in charge
of refreshments. Mr.. Pierce w.
Williams is president OF the
choir; Mrs. Mildred o.. Croft,
chairman of the affair.
A baby shower honoring Mrs.
Verna Lee Pendergrass, was
held at the lovely home of Mrs.
Verna Lee Woods Sunday, Sept.
18th. TO 6 pm. Several games
were played for entertainment
and all had fun. The menu in
Guiding open face sandwiches,
frappe. cake. potato chips, nuts,
were served buffet style.
On the guest list: Ernesfine
Sutherland. Annie Bell Al
sion. Rose Harlan. Marie Lane.
Regina Murff. Matte Harlan.
Maybelle Shird. and yours
truly. The mother fo-be re-
ceived many lovely gifts.
A Turtle and Rabbit Contest
will highlight the afternoon pro-
gram Sunday. October 18th. at
Nj. Pleasant Baptist Church.
located at Mt. Elliott and Pres
ton. The program is being spon-
srred by the Willing Workers
Club of the church. The public
is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

reef and pork are iea-
Dt AZ lower prices as
ln,'s predicted several
va" Wis ago. Fryers continue
Sss 'ast weeks prices. More
q " H." are arriving along
aI ;,n more fall vegetables.
VILE
prEF::-Beef's the buy
This D week. Several stores
~ featuring choice steaks
az ,riees lO-35c below last
s.~'eerks'. As cooler weather
",c.. on. more roasts were
II causing hind quart
,,lts to become over
lea. This caused retail
70 feature steaks at
Nike, much lower than
rr,.,mal. Forequarter cuts
81 beef will remain the
,sme rs last week. This
NIX would be a good
v,ck to stock your freezer
n,,n me cuts of beef you
wont t. eat.
pCrI: Supplies of
i, are heavier as was
,d..eted earlier. This has
sd loycr prices on lo;n
ro;.. ). hams and chops.
,...oa prices are slightly
r,ger than last week. If
. ioin end pork roast costs
zoe N. it will cost you
T.. ncr serving. Pork chops
4. fsc 4 ID. will cost you
H.: Ter serving. A smok-
III Tut at 49c a lib.
!. ii co.t YOU l9c per serv.
ing.
POULTRY :-Fryers con-
tinue to remain fairly low
lriced at the same level as
last week. Some lower
prices MAY be expected in
the next week or so. THE
reason for this expectation
Is more competition from
lower pork and beef prices,
and lower far mprices for
yerS. Hen turkeys remain
good value as does turkey /
carts.
VEAL AND LAMB:-No
1rice changes except in a
'ew special cuts. in veal, /
one stores will feature the
rOzen roll roast-and 9TH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
A FASHIONABLE
FASHION REVIEW

Sunday afternoon in The aud
itorium of the House Of Israel a
fashionable fashion revue was
presented by members and
f.icnds Of the church, and those
who were elsewhere really
aissed a New York or Washing
ton, d. c., fashion revue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

| know that Thou canst do
every thing, and that no
thought can be withholdcn
from Thee.-(Job AZ, p
Our Heavenly Father, being
omniscient, knows when we
sincerely struggle against the
evil thoughts and desires that
assail us; being omnipotent.
in His boundless mercy He
will help us when we truly
repent and strive again for
righteousness.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
New Recording Firm

Jerry Lynn announced today
"c mas formed a new recording
tnv''hpany to be known as World
D' &c, Recording Company.
w and General Sales Man
Ss'r IS Wlter Schaffncr. Lynn
nus acquired several French
u'aue masters and will release
,aVm as singles starting in Nov.
ne ne label will also introduce
IVY" wv talent and be associated
c ~a.n the Jerry Lynn Music
Company. Inc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Seeing Stars

better to be more diplomatic
iemaindcd in the wings, so to
speak.
But results OF the Ii tie speech
are taking their toll. Already
Sachs records plus those OF
Lena HOPPE and Earth Kit who
b.,cked him up. have been in
Mississippi in Hattiesburg to be
exact and the general opinion
seems 10 be "who cares?'-
However, Sammy Davis, Jr. had
another view: Artists are not
statesmen. Armstrong; state
ments do no good"-We usually
90 all out with Semmy's view
and Quotes but this time he
must've been too tired from ms
shows 10 give the RIGHT quotes
Satch is no statesman-true--
He's o trumpet player But even
trumpet players have a voice IN
America And whether you
agree wi h a man or net, you
cannot sly he has no right TO
speak Only by speaking your
mind in these trying times can
problems be aired and discussed
and eventually solved and'we
sav; speak, every liftl bit count.
Every word Of truth opens UNI
seeing eyes to the problems Oh
he Negro.
Mauri Laiehton dong a stint
az the Red Carpet here in Man
haitian. lives up TO her desire to
be a perfect lady on stage. Her
gowns and perfect hairdo make
her an exquisite doll-And the
manners-perfec: TOO. Seen on
the Subway: the Mills Brothers
near Time Square saying hi TO
friends-Actor Dots Johnson.
whose part in mo Way Gu
was outstanding and singer
Johnny Hartman who has ter
rife voice but never seemed 70
make big time Could be fault
of manager or agent or the
overflow Of singers at the time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05

In judging models you look
or technique in walking down
The runway. personality, neat
ness, attractiveness in person
and garment.
We were shown from ging-
ham TO gorgeous chiffon on
these sophisticated models from
the little ones to the grown ups
and. VOW The dance models
we're unusually good. Be sure
not to mss the next one.
Some of the models were
Nancy Lee Blackwell, Lorraine
Thomas. Diane Gail Taylor,
Pearl Mitchner. Miss Boozer,
Pansy Depp. Sandra Taylor,
Catherine Smith. Roslyn Pow
ers. Kathy Deborah Carnack and
others.
Mrs. Alice Boozcr, crack COM
mentator, Rev. Campbell Grier,
pastor.
BIRTHS IN SEPTEMBER -
Clorey Percine Uddyback,
girl. Parents, DR.. and Mrs. o.
T Uddybaek.
Linnie Maria, a girl. Parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Rivers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
-FOOD SCOOP

ers are featuring the leg
OF lamb. Lamb patties and
riblets are lower in price
compared to a week ago
and represent a fair lamb
value.
FISH There is plenty
of fish available. Perch
bass, fresh cod and had.
dock are the better values
Trout, wellow pickerel ano
white fish may be slightly
high her.
CELERY PORK CHOPS
IS rib or loin pork chops,
cut "a to l inch thick
! To. lard or drippings
l teaspoon salt-1/s
teaspoon pepper
"a cup chopped celery
2 tablespoon chopped
onion
Brown chops in lard or
drippings. Pour off drip.
pings. Season with salt and
pepper. Add celery and
onion. Cover tightly and
simmer As minutes. 6 SER
Wings.
PEACH CRUMBLE
a cups sliced fresh
peaches
N-1 cup brown sugar
70 teaspoon $ alt 3
tablespoons flour
! tablespoon lemon juice
2 tablespoons butter or
margarine
~ cup chopped nuts
LIZ cup corn flakes
l tablespoon melted but
ter or marg.
Combine sugar, salt and
flour. Toss with peaches to
c o t. Arrange prepared
in an SO" pie pan, or shall
low square pan. Sprinkle
with lemon juice and dot
with butter. Cover evenly
with chopped nuts. Bake ir
350oF. oven about 30 min
utes or until peaches are
tender and crumb topping
is lightly brown. Serve
plain or with cream-whip-
ped cream or ice-cream.-
1857 PARADE OF PEACH
ES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Society Doings

(cer.irucd F-em Page 81
bic luncheon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-05
Social & Civic
Roundup

Continued From Page 81
Evening star., 1957-04-28

dramas on TV. and he dreamed one night that
he and his overbearing wife were suddenly con-
fronted by huge dragon. breathing fire The
wife. furthermore. propelled him toward the
aWeSome beast.
sDon't Just stand there" she told him.
''SLAY something"
6. Il don't know how il happened" reported
the stewardess on San Francisco-bound
plane, but we seem to have left your wife
behind in Chicago"
Thank heaven" exclaimed the husband.
Il thought had gone deaf"
=. The bookkeeper in New York publishers
Office failed to show up one Monday. and
explained BY phone, I'm afraid III be out for
a week. My poor wife broke leg last night.
Just how" demanded the unsympathetlc
boss. docs that prevent yon from coming to
work.
..You don't understand sighed the book
keeper. ''It was my leg she broke"
The last straw. To end this column on
more romantic note, there's James Blanford's
story Of very lovely young lady. wise beyond
her years, who was conducting course IN
short-story writing in Southern university.
In the middle Of lecture on technique,
man - AlI-Amercan fullback type = burst
unannounced into the room, swept her into his
arms, kissed her and walked out without utter
ing word. The teacher Strengthened her hair
and said, "WeIl, boys, there's the last para
graph Of story for you. Now you write the
beginning"
Evening star., 1957-04-28

Just because James
Thurber. one Of the two
greatest living American
humorists (E. B. White is
the other oneD. has SEEM
ingly lost interest in The
Battle Of the Sexes." a
few optimists think the
fighting is over. This col
umn has news for them.
They're wrong.
Indeed. Philosopher
Evening star., 1957-04-28
Sparrin9 Partners
The battle Of worlds oldest

''the threshold Of middle age suddenly turned
up at Palm Beach with bride - young, we'll
rounded and peroxide blonde. ''Hooray.
cheered friend. Where did you dig her up?"
'Pm not exactly sure, " admitted the MAT.
81 opened my wallet and there she was"
4. Il can't figure you out" housewife told
her husband anerily. Monday night you
liked beans. Tuesday night you liked beans.
Wednesday night you liked beans and now, all
of sudden, on Thursday night. you DON'T
like beans!'
S. A man born in Karachi Chats in Henpak-
istanD had been seeing too many science-fction
Evening star., 1957-04-28

Russell Lynes believes that American husbands
have become so punch-drunk that their shame
full status today is that Of ''par-time wives -
reduced to washing dishes. changing diapers
or fiourishine the strings Of their barbecue
aprons. Nor does Lynes see many prospects
for improvement The poor boobs ''have made
their beds, he concludes. land now they must
not only lie in them - but make them again
every moTnlng!
do not mean to imply that wives cannot
whip up pretty good case for themselves, too
One disilIusioned bride now defines gentle
man as "a man who. when his wife drops
something. kicks il over TO where she can pick
it up easily Another greeted her homecoming
husband in new dress she absolutely ''adored'
only to have him grumble The was real surly
bird), Better take OF that sailors blouse.
YOu haven't got the right coastline for t."
Here are a few other skirmishes and resorts
to Skulduggery in the unceasing - If stimulat-
ing - war between male and female:
1. One back-seat driver is bad enough. but
poor Mr. Gruber had to motor all the way
from the Bronx TO Buffalo with two constant
advisers behind him: his wife and his mother
in-law. Along about Syracuse, the worm
finally turned "Once and for all," he de-
manded Of his wife. who's driving this hack?
You OF your mOther?"
z. The owner Of a small business was Saddled
with his wife's lazy. fat brother. HE loafs
half the time" complained the husband. $50
what?' countered the wife. ''Half loafer is
better than none."
}. A habitual man-about-town Ton his fifty
ninth birthday he finally admitted he was on
D. e1z,.3 ~ @lAlnLL "