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MARBURY. WILLIAM h.. n. u. On
W.dnssday, October 80 1881, II
MARBuRY. NJ D.. husband OF Mar
sarita Penninston Marbary. father
Of William B. MaTbury, IT,. and
Mrs. Montague Blundon. brother Of
the Honorable Charles c. Marbury
Services 81 QaWlers Chapel. 1885
Pa, ave. nv. on Friday. November
!. At l2.I5 pm. courtesy parking
oppositel. Interment Arlington Ma
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hnrnWooDo Tmssd.v ortoSe, %
1857. after long illness, AZ his
HAYWOOD He leaves 70 mourn a
wife. Jeannette " Haywood: a father,
John r Haywood nS a sres ,!;s pr
Regia Bronson and Mrs Marion Good.
win one brother, Andrew Haywood.
and many other relatives and friends
After I'm Friday, November
friends may, call At his late rest
Funeral Home $50 Rhode island ave
NV lnterment Lincoln Memorial
HAD. LOU ANNA. on Thursday,
October 81, 1857. al her residence.
$40 Independenaee ave. Sc, Lou
her passing three dauehters three
sons, three sisters two brothers,
eleven grandchildren. other relatives
and many trends, Remains resting
al the John r Rhines A. Co. Funeral
Home. aOl 3rd 81. s.v. Notice Of
HILL. GEORGE WILLIAM. on Tues
800 NInltz I'd. Apt. CD, Kenslng-
ton. Nd. GEORGE WILLIAM HILL,
husband OF Anna Sellers Hill and
father OF Georgiana and Paul sellers
HI. son Of Mrs Permelia Jane Hill
Mr. Mrs. 'i Ners fonbuena, Mrs. Ruth
Harris. Mrs Margaret Idian, Mrs
Grace Walter and Mrs. Agnes HOOPER
Mr. Hili rests At the Warner u
Humphrey Funeral Home. N4j4 0eor.
gs ave sly r. b sIsin a. s MA "h No.
veniber /. at 1880 pm lparklns
facilities Interment Arlington Ma
tiOnal Cemetery. 81
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GERRT. PETER @. On wednesday
R /. PETER O. GERRY. HUSBAND q
Edith Stuyvessnt Dresser Gerry
r. l. Funeral services At Gracs
Church. Providence. Saturday. No.
yember 2. At IL an. Kindly omit
flowers
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BIANcH p uPDIKE' secy
ARNOLD, SAMUEL ID. Suddenly, on
tuesday, october 30. 1887. ct Prince
Georges Hospital. Cheverly. Nd /,
SAMUEL D ARNOLD Of 6O3l Naval
ave, Lanham. Nd, beloved husband
oi EveIyn ~ Arnold and father Of
Mrs. Charlotte v Taylor, Mrs. Con-
ME Fertig and Mrs, Lois FosS. He
also Is survived By . sister. Rela-
tiveI and friends NAV call az me
more ave. Hyattsville, Nd. where
services VIII be held on Friday. No
vember /. a. II 80 an. Cremation
private.
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HospitaI TERESA GuRsKY o. 4i6
East Capitol st. beloved mother Of
Mrs Helen v, West. Mrs Geneyieye
Esunas Funeral from the James T.
Ryan Funeral Home. az Pennsyl-
Vania ave. Sc. On Saturday. Noven-
Der . 81 900 m. REQUIEM mass
81 St Peters Church 81 10 am.
Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment ParkIawn Cemetery.
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GARRIsON. CLINTON LUCK.

TUESDAY. October -, 1857. in Manss-
SON Of Silver Sprins. Nd. husband
q ne late Matte Ann Garrison.
sofa, Fla, Mrs Susie Reuss OF Wash
tngton. .. c. Mrs Eva NJ ToWaE-
niki Of Washington. D. C: Norris
Garrison OF Alexandria. Va. Herberi
Garrison OF Aiexsndris. va, odit
Garrison Of Pitssbureh. Pa, and
Smith Garrison OF Silver Spring,
Nc. He also Is survived By one
brother: Julian Garrison OF Purcell
vile. Va. Friends received 10 the
Baker a Son Funeral Home. aii
North West st. Manassas. Va Serv-
ices IN the Manassas Baptist Church
on Friday. November /. at pm
interment National Memorial Park.
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SOAK. 4 special communi-
CATION OF Columbia Lodge,
No. 8, 2 A. A. NJ. viii
be held al the Masonic
Temple an Frtddy. Noyem-
per 1897, ~ 1870 pm.
for the purpose Of conduct
lng Masonic burial services
e brother, OSCAR LOTTO.
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mABkLR ~ MI ~ nIpHs 6u00tnlFt on
Wednesday, October 30. 1857, KEITH
HIGH MILLER Of GALS Tisdale ter ,
Bethesda. Nd. beloved husband OF
Nadli Miller. father OF Sandra Alexa.
Keith Scott II and Fred High Miller:
son OF louise and Fred X Miller
and brother OF Philip s Miller
Friends are invited to eaA at the
Bethesda Chevy Chase Funeral Home
q Robert Humphrey, Bethesda,
Nd Services on Friday, November
At st Luke's Episcopal Church,
qeorgetovn I'd and orosVenor lane,
Bethesda, Nd. At 4 pm Interment
Reading, Pa In lieu OF flowers.
contributions may be made 10 the
Keith High Miller Memorial Fund.
st Luke,s Episeonal Church, at the
MINER. IuCiSDA r. On Tu.sdsv
October 20 1857. LUCINDA &.
MINER Of 3lOp l4th al ne, be-
loved wife OF William Miner and
mother OF George W Miner Also
surviving are other relatives and
many friends. Notice Of funeral later
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
TOM THUMB WEDDING

Sunday November 3rd, the
Baptist Training Union Depart
mont Of the Mt. Pleasant Baptist
Church will present TON
Thumb Wedding in the church
auditorium at 6 pm. The public
is invited.
The Metropolitan Distri C t
Deaconess presented Mrs. Ora
Mansfield in a recital at Corner
stone Baptist Church. $3.50 Rus
sell, October 20. The Rev M. l..
Gooch, pastor.
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MASON CONVENTION

The Grand Convention Of
Universal United Masonry A. F.
and A. NJ. opened session De-
tober 20,h with a Grand Parade
which began at | pm. at the
Eastern Market then proceeded
to the Elks Temple at 2ll5 CaSS
Ave.
Following the g. and open nS
message by TIE Ill. Grand Pa
ton, Pr. O. NJ. Lind. themes
treated at 500 pm, 600 PM,
were a dance for the tecn-agers,
general amusement G d c n
Party for youngsters and grand
ball for adults and their friends
with distinctive jewels, respect
fully and Joint sessions began
Monday. Oct. Dist at Boone's
Recreation Center, l4th and
Marquette. and cont nue. d
through Thursday.
Special parate meetings
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Negro Minister
Host To Methodists

NEW ORLEANS La. ~ The
Rev. Robert G.. Hill. pastor of
Mt. Zion Methodist church here.
was host to the annual meeting
of the Commissions n Public Re-
lations and Methodist Informal
ton list week.
Mr.. Hill is the only Negro
member Of tho commission. IL
marked the first time that the
commission had me. IN the Cen
trail (Negro) Jurisdiction Of The
Methodist Church.
In attendance a. the meeting
was the Rev. Daniel l.. Ridout
administrative assistant of the
Baltimore Area. who for the last
thirteen years has been a part
time staff member Of the COM
mission. representing the Cen
trail Jurisdiction.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Red Cross To
Conduct Training
Class

The Detroit Red Cross
chapter will conduct a
training class for women in
tercstcd in becoming volun-
tcer Staff Aides on Wednes-
day, Nov. 6, Mrs. j. Dwyer
Kinnucan, chairman of vol
untecrs, announced today
The session, which will be
held in chapter headquar-
ters. 1853 Elizabeth East Cat
John r.. will begin at 1913
Mrs. Kinnucan explained
the duties assumed by vol
untecr Staff Aides: "The
duties assigned staff aides
are clerical, which provides
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
by MARY BELLE RHODES
MICHIGAN BOARD
MEETING

Michigan State Association OF
Colored Women's Clubs held
their first Fall board meeting
under the newly elected officers
Saturday, Oct. Goth, in Flint,
Mich, at the Metropolitan Bap-
fist Church, with 100 delegates
representing go or more clubs
and many visitors present.
II was somewha. after 10
o'clock when The Board meet
ing was called 10 order because
of a coffee break and a
"Howdy You Do" upon the
delegates arrival.
We left the social loom march
ing in twos, to the main audi
forum. singing Onward Chris
tian Soldiers led by the chap
lain.
The president. Mrs. Dulcic
Pace, of Grand Rapids. extended
warm greetings to the Board
members. thus officially Opening
this fine one day session. An
effective devotion was conduct
cd by the chaplain, Mrs. Mary
Bray. of Detroit.
The minutes of The conven-
ton and the previous Board
meeting were accepted with
the necessary corrections.
There were other reports called
for and many communications
read. bringing much di'cussion.
After dinner a rcpor, from
the Convention chairman for the
National Association of Colorcd
Women'S Clubs. Mrs. Rosa Grags
was called for and a tentative
or experimental outline was
given.
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Society Dolngs

The Board decided on the
place to be held, which will be
the Sheraton-Cadillac some time
in July. with prices ranging
from four 20 sll per day Other
details to be given later.
With few other reports the
meeting dismissed to be called
by the president. Mrs. Delete
Pace of Grand Rapids.
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
Little Pauline Leona and Syl-
vcstcr Leon Jr., children of Mr.
and Mrs. Sylvester l.. Rivers
Sr., were given a combined
birthday party Saturday at six
o'clock by Rev. and Mrs. John
M. Miles on Roosevelt.
Red. white and blue with Hal
lowc'en trimmings formed the
decoration in the recreation
room for the many youngsters
whose imaginations registered
in their sweet little faces.
There were frosted cakes, en-
tircly surrounded by animal
crackers and Jolly pops, then
ice cream and cake was a lovely
finish that topped il all.
The theme IN the line OF
gifts seem TO have been West
ern and they received a host
of useful items including
money.
The host, Rev John Miles,
enter aimed the children royalty
with delightful drama,ics with
favOrite children stories. These
grand parents have always
made tbs event annual. Mr..
Russell Cloud. father of Mrs.
Pauline Rivers. was absent be-
cause of illness. but precious
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

Mrs. Harris ana Mr.. NC
cann. the fir7t persons to
he so honored, will become
tho n first members Of the
Y.Teen Honorary Club.
Presentation Of the pins
and scrolls will be made by
Mary Patton, 3460 18th ST.,
Wyandotte, Metropolitan
y.Teen Council President.
Following the ceremony,
.se will call the roll of the
A. senior high and 20 junior
high Y-Teen clubs repre-
sented.
Fun and frolic will open
the afternoons program.
Under the theme, Roaring
.Js", each club will enter
a couple in a dance con-
te,t of THE Charleston,
and the assembled Y-Teens
will sing the popular songs
and view a Charlie Chaplin
movie of the 192O's.
Chairman of Roll Call is
Diane Edwards, 22528 Eu-
cid, st. Clair Shores.
y \ y
Among those from this
area who will take part in
the Y-Teen Roll Call are:
Beverly Nicks, 3708 Char
levoix u; and Meredith
Campbell, 2206 Ardnt Gu.
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coming from all sections of
the United States, will also
have the opportunity to
view the exhibit of paint
ings and prints of Alfredo
Bigatti and Raquel Former
of Argentina in The Art
Gallery Of the lovely Pan
American Union Building.
Other features OF the
22nd Annual Convention,
which begins Wednesday.
November 6, will be the re-
Pular sessions in the Con-
gressional Room Of the Will
lard Hotel. Reports from
Regions, Local Councils,
National Affiliates; echoes
from National meetings at
tended by Council women
as Official representatives
report Of the 1857 Nominal
ing Committe on candidates
for new officers are part
Of this routine business.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, To
crown Miss Jacqueline ID.
Roberts of Detroit, Michi-
gan, reigning queen Of
Knoxville College, a special
coronation was held Thurs
day, Oct. "a. The corona
ton was followed by q re-
ception for the new queen.
Miss Knoxville College was
attended by Elaine Wood of
Knoxville and Ann 4. Hicks
of Columbus, Ga.
Class queen, who rode in
the homecoming parade are
freshman Muriel Elaine Ha-
yes of Henderson, N, c.;
sophomore Minnie l.. Cald-
well of Danville, KY. jun
ior Carole ID. Murrell of
Greenville, N. C. and senior
Mary Ann Dykes of New
port. Tenn.
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International
Night Program

WASHINGTON, ID. c.
The International Night
Program, q traditional fea-
ture Of Conventions of the
National Council of Negro
Women will be held this
year in the Hall of the AM
ericas, Pan American Uni
on Building, Thursday ev-
enlng, November 7, 1867
at 8:15 o'clock.
The speaker will be His
Excellency Emilio Arenales
Catalan, Permanent Repre-
sentative to the United Ma
tions from Guatemala. Mus
&c will be rendered by Miss
Sarita Gloria, distinguished
young soprano from Brazil
whose recordings are well
known; Miss Winifred Per.
pener, soloist with the Fisk
University Jubilee Singers
on their recent European
Tour and the United States
Marine Band, led by 1t.
Dale L. Harpham, Assistant
Director.
The Presidents Recep-
ZION will follow the pro-
gram and will be held in
the Hall of the Flags.
Delegates to the Conven-
'lon and Youth Conference,
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ana MCGldW. Inc couple re-
ceivcd great many lovely gifts.
Hostesscs were: Bernadlne
Jones. Jenifer Howcott, Eliza
beth Graves and Florence Mills.
The brided is a graduate of Cen
trail State College. Zenia, Ohio,
and an investigator for Chill
dren's Aid Society, Detroit. The
bridegroom is a graduate OF
Wayne State University and
teaches in the Detroit public
schools The newly wcds will
reside OH LaSallc Blvd.
The Central body of the Uni
vcrsal United Missionary created
in the City Of Detroit in 1856
and holding their first conven-
ton October 20 with a grand
parade from the Eastern Market
TO Elks Temple.
A program Sunday evening
opened with tape recording
from Lind Of Cuba and also a
message from different cites
and kilograms from all over the
world sending their greetings.
Sunday, Rock and Roll for
the tcen-agers. Sunday night,
Knights of Templar and Daueh-
tcrs Of Holy Shrine entertain
mcnt at Elks Temple. Monday
morning. | am. 6:l4 Street. Sis,
Edna Tate. G. M. of Prince of
Peace Grand Chapter and Su-
prcmc Matron Of Central Body
and Sister Mary Ford OF Lcola
Grand Chapter. Washington. ID.
c.. Mamie Love. Grand Ma,ron,
Lille Of Valley Chapter. Chica-
so. Samotha Thomas, Ziporan,
Grand Chapter. Detroit. and
Wee Supreme Matron. and Bro,
Edward Tate, Grand Master OF
King David's Grand Lodge. and
Soy. Grand Master OF Central
Body, Bro. William Ncitles,
Grand Master, St Michacls
Grand Lodge and Inspector Cen
cral. Bro. Jonah pettiford Of St
Jobo Grand Lode, Washington
ID. c.
Inspector Genera, Trn. J 81
street. Grand Master &C KIN
Solomon Grand Lolgc, Chica 30,
ILL.,. and 1t. Sow. G.anl Coma
mander OF Supreme Ccunci'.
They represented their .',b +
climate and Grand Lodges 10 IT, :
Supreme Council and also made
quite a few 80 degree brothers
Of Consistory and 33 degree of
Supreme Council were made.
Banquet was held in the
Ebony room OF the Gotham
Hotel Wednesday. honoring
Bro. John Francis Kicak Ally.
and Ii. Sow. Grand Master of
Youngstown. Ohio.
Others representing Chicago
and Washington, ID. c.. were
present. Lieut.. Sow. Grand Com
mander, Bro. Francis Kicak held
their meeting of the Knights
OF Cross and Sacred Niles and
Grottos on 1890 Russell St.
The Sons OF Persia and Rain
bow GilS Friday night. our
Bros. OF Shriners was held by
Edward Tate. The daughters of
the Holy Shrine and Daughters
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
TAYLOR-GRAY VOWS
PLEDGED

Joyce Ann Taylor, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Taylor OF
5C3l Wesson Ave. pledged nup-
tial vows with Altman Third
Class James Robert Gray, son of
Mr.. Willie Gray Of 1927 CT and
River, Thursday. October oath,
at 6 pm. at the home Of the
brides parents.
The bride was given in mar
riage by Mr.. Willie Ghcc. She
wore white net and taffc;a
full length gown, with Jacket.
Her crown of flowers held her
fIngertip. veil, and her bridal
bouquet contained white carna-
tons.
Patricia Brown served as
honor maid, as she donned a
blue waltz length gown, and
carried bouquet OF white carna-
tons. The bridegroom asked
Louis Chez TO be best man. The
marriage ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. II. Clark
of Aijalon Baptist Church.
Following a reception at Rev.
and Mrs S. January, o. French
Road, the couple made plans Tor
their trip to Tampa, Fla.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
5:(:{!S75 [:l:(t3itky'73;3
TRY OLD FAVORITE-CHICKEN STEW
COOKED IN AUTOMATIC SAUCE PAN

Who likes Chicken Stew with
OumPlinss' Practically everybody!
a perennial family favorite (and
wonderful way TO dress up left
over ehicken). It's . tasty treat for
company dinners. too.
You can cook enough for 10 peo.
PIE IN an automatic sauce pan. and
,hen LEI the sauce pan do double
osy As a serving dish az the table.
where Il will keep the savory stew
and dumplinss warm all through
The recipe is q quick and easy
one' Here Il Is,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02

Chicken Stew With pvmPIlnas
{ (ioM or. eaeh) 4 teaspoon. bak-
cans cream OF inE powder
chicken soup teaspoon Nu
3 Cups water tablespoons eo'o
5 cups cooked water
chicken. diced tablespoons
4 packages frozen parsley lakes
peas and carrots uoh OH car
2 cups sli.purposs cream OF musn'
Gour. siftcd room soup
Ser temperature control on sauce pan
N SiosF. Empty chicken soup and wste!
into saucepan, sfif until smooth. 400
diced shisLsa pea. and s. ssTe'' SIR So Ss.
unit, S M, ae~s. bskins powder add
salt together. Add water. parsley lakes
and soup co dry Ingredients. Mix insfe.
dlsnts enough 60 Just dampen Hour. Dsop
dumpline batter from 2 tablespoon onto
sscslv hoiiinG stew. Allow dumpllnes 20
COOK no minutes uncovered. thsn 10 MN
usss tightly covered. Makes s.io servings
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
.COJnme ntUtOr-
YMCA To Hold Roll Call

yTcen from all parts Of metropolitan Detroit will
.,ca at Central Branch YWCA Saturday afternoon
Nov 2, to hold their annual Roll Call, officially open
mo their 1878 program year and officially welcom
i Q new members in their clubs
Hghght OF the afternoon VIII be the present alton
,fYTeen pins and scrolIs to Fran Harris of WV and
s,rv McCann of WxYZ-TV in recognition of their
;.,erest and help in Y-Teen activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
MAPP- JONES NUPTIALS

Mamie Jones Grant, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J B. Mapp, OF
1920 Byron, became the bride
Of Mr.. Stanley Fields, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fields OF
6626 Vincwood Saturday. Oct %
at the parsonage of the Rev.
Charles Hill, pastor of Hartford
Avenue Baptist Church. at 6:45
pm. The bride was given IN
marriage by her uncle, Mr. Den
mis- Grant Jr.
Her gown OF white brocadc
had a blowing waltz length
skirt with fitted bodice and cut
low in the back.
She wore a Tiny hat with u
short veil appliqucd with Sc
GUMS and carried a bouquet
Of white zenias. Dorothy
Hales. wearing gold cocktail
dress. served as maid OF honor.
The bridegroom asked Julius
Jones to be best man. The
wedding reception followed at
the Elks Rest on West Warren
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-11-02
Social & Civic
Civic
: Roundup .

were held during the week of
Master MaSons Cratic, Masters
Councils, Square and Compass
Club, Sons of Persia, Court of
Solomon and the Chaldcan =
Lodge Of Perfection, Royal Arch
and Knights o. the East also Of
Rose Croix Knights. knight
Templars, New Age Unive sal
Legion of honor. Mystic Nine,
World Supreme Council. 33 de-
gree and Of the American Ma
sonic Academy for Confraterni-
cation purposes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22

AS the real estate boards put
it: "We strongly object to this
wanton invasion of basic prop
erty rights. This proposed law
would compel the rental of
apartments and the sale of CO.
operative apartments to persons
whose occupancy could make
your home less attractive to you.
The proposed law would de-
stroy the right to select your
neighbors."
1--WE believe sincerely that
such a compulsory law could
create more ill-feeling than ever
has eisted among u.s."
Their arguments 60 on to
praise New York for being such
a democratic city and how they
abhor prejudice and favor pres
ent laws Gin public housing, in
employment. in theatres, in res
taurants."
Of course. It's pure econom-
les with the real estate in
terests as they claim they
fear many will move out Of
New York City rather than
live net to those not Of their
own choosing.
Despite their pressure. the
proposed bill has the backing
Of New York's Mayor Robert
Wagner, who says il will make
New York get closer to its ulti-
mate goal as "an open city in
which all citizens may live.
work, study without prejudice.
The bill. too. has the support
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Weep to Meet
Southern Leaders

WASHINGTON-Special This
week saw :. the long looked-for
meeting Of Rev. Martin Luther
King, Rev. Ralph Alternately and
Vice President Richard A. Nixon
in Washington.
The vice president told the two
leaders Of the Montgomery bus
boycott that the White House
will schedule . meeting with
southern leaders TO discuss the
discrimination In employmsnf
there. The Vice Pres. hes the
right 10 call such q meeting ~
he heads the Presidents Com
mittse on Job Discrimination.
The three along with other
top white house leaders. talked
in the Capitol Executive officer
for two hours. Nixon assured
then that he and the President
and top COPers were firmly in
favor of the administrations civil
rights platform.
The vice-president also stated
that 1t would be possible for the
two Negro leaders TO meet Pre-
sident Eisenhower at later
date this year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Link Boy knifer [R.C.l 10 Assaults
On ; Other Women"

"3 IDENTIFY HIM; FOURTH STILL SOUGHT"
~ OF HIS VICTIMS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED"
a.. 9Th grade honor student at 81. Johns Berehmsns
CATHOLIC SCHOOL. :" free Press san
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF. c.s+++
NY CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRisTLIkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS, ADULTS AND YOUTHS. ARE MORE
IMMUNE AGAINST INVOLVEMENT IN SUCH
DEvILISH, TERRIFYING, BUT MYTHICAL, FoLLIES
THAN ANY OTHER OF THE DEVILS HUMAN
RACES!l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-06-22
Westside Slayer
Gets 40 Years

A l7-year-old youth, who has
confessed to the Staying of a
westside housewife. was sentenc-
ed to IA to 10 years in Jackson
Prison Wednesday for a prev
ious offense of purse snatching'
He Is Raymond Harris, Of a.
80 Allendsle.
The sentence was imposed BY
Recorders Judge Paul Z. Krs-
use.
Friday Harris examination
was held before Recorders
Judge Joseph A.. ellis on the
charges of rape and murder.
He has confessed 70 the street
staying May 10 Of Mrs ola Mae
Moore. 81 Of ss2s Norihfisld.
Harris was arrested May 81
for raping a nurse.
The youth faces life in Jack
son Prison II convicted during
the trial at . later date.