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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

who addressed the meeting on
Americas world position in
race relations. and Lee II. Bris-
toll. chairman OF the 1857 cam
paign and president of Bristol
Myers Co. The Shaw Univer-
sify Choir af Raleigh. under
the direction of Harry Gil
SmYfhe. was featured.
THE Negro College has had to
teach more. both formally and
informally, than other colleges"
Dr. Dent said in his address.
This is a job with which we
will be confronted for some time
II is not possible to overcome so
great cultural lag in a brief
period. To accomplish this mo-
mentous task. our colleges need
extraordinary teachers and per-
sonnet workers who will. find
ways of doing more to assist stu
dents"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
|.Msii;p,esMS
H@G0 FORUM
- ~ BY JANE STEWART

Before washing a crater on which
you have shredded soft cheese,
onions or whatever, rub hard dry
crust of bread over II.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

women (187O;
First university to admit high
school graduates from accredited
schools without special examina-
tons (1870);
The first university with a
full professor in education u8TO,
the first to offer courses in
forestry administration, sanitary
science, bacteriology, nervous
and mental diseases, speech,
pharmacy. and journalism, and
among the first to emphasize
the sciences, modern history and
modern languages in its curric-
uium.
The first university to have a
naval tank for the study of ship
design, the first to offer instruc-
ton in automotive and aeronau-
teal engineering. with the first
wind-tunnel, and the first to
establish a professorship in
transportation engineering. ""
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Univ. of Mich. Celebrates
It's 14Cth Birthday

ANN ARBOR-The University
of Michigan, which marks its
10th birthday last month has
played a pioneering role in the
development of higher educa-
ton in the u. S., according 10
Wilfred B. Shaw, director emer-
titus of alumni relations at the
UNI and an authority on the
University's history.
Writing in the current issue
of the Michigan Alumnus Quar-
terly Review, Shaw cites these
"firsts" as evidence of the Uni
versity's leadership:
The first state university to
be governed from the outset by
the people of the state, free
from sectarian control (l81O:
The first hospital owned and
operated by an educational in
stitution (l869);
First large university to admit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

an hour IN the lemon solution. II ,pill
bleach whits Without hurting the
waterfall.
You can slice bread evenly by
turning the loaf over after each slice.
II china dishes are slightly
cracked, boil them for IS minutes in
enough milk 10 cover. The cracks
spill become invisible and the dishes
sCill stand almost az much usage as
sphen they tpere nep.
To Perma Starch part of gar
ment such as the neckband or cuffs
OF shirt or lace around the neck Of
q blouse, rub with toothbrush
Old pouder puts (laundered
scsll) make good shoe polish, paste
boS or oIass-cream applicators.
To keep grease in dishwater from
eiogging the drain, put a sheet OF
newspaper into the water before
draining the sink. II will absorb the
grease before it gets into the pipes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

NEW YORK - Roy wilkins,
executive secretary of the Ma
tianl Association for the Adj
vancement OF Colored People,
has asked Senator John l.. Nc
Clellan if he is accurately quot
cd in an Associated Press dis
patch which attributed to the
Arkansas Democrat the charge
that "the FBI made a check"
on NAACP-sponsorcd witnesses
who appeared before the Senate
Subcommittee on Constitutions
al Rights on Feb. %.
As he emerged from o clos
ed session of the full Senate
Judiciary Committee on April
!. Senator Mcclellan is quoted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

Beef, pork and veal are ap-
proximately the same price as
last week in Detroit. Lamb and
poultry are slightly higher
Shipments Of vegetables from
the West were held up due TO
the recent heavy SHOWS. A few
vegetables will be higher be-
cause Of the delay.
PORK:-Pork prices remain
the same as last week. Pork
chops. center cut. are being feat
ured as are ham and bacon.
Some stores will feature picincs
as well as canned hams. Hams
had increased in price as re-
tailers bought for the Easter
market. However. this week
hams are a little lower.
BEEF:-There is no apparent
change in beew prices in De-
troit this week. Round steaks
are featured in some stores at
lower prices. Other stores are
featuring the blade-cut chuck
roast. Some Of the lower grades
of beef such as u. S. Standard
will also be featured. This low
CT grade sometimes called Thrift
ty or Economy is economical and
nutritious, but does lack the
flavor of chico or prime grades
of beef.
VEAL: - Prices of several
veal cuts are higher after be-
ing featured last week. Veal
Is readily available. so prices
remain approximately the same.
LAMB:-Lamb prices remain
the same or even slightly high
er than last week. II is between
seasons for lamb and the price
is very high in comparison with
other red meats. Spring lamb
for the Easter market will be
appearing soon.
POULTRY: = Flyers, stewers
and turkeys are up a little in
price over last week. Several
stores featured turkeys last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Time To Spring Clean Your Car

Now's the time TO droin your
worn-ovf onti-freeze. have the
system flushed thoroughly. then
insfoll clear wafer and O good
antitrust. Your deoIer's Spring
service package is designed 10
put your cor in oppIe-pie shope
tor hoPpy summer motoring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Household Hints

week. and have returned TO
their normal price. 1t Is ex.
pected that some stores VIII
be featuring cut-up or turkey
parts. In anticipation OF Easter,
two families may want to buy
a turkey and have it divided
Nv their local butcher. This Is
an excellent idea for families
who cannot use whole turkey.
Ask your meat man-hcn be
glad to cut q turkey just for yu.
FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Asparagus firm California is the
big feature in several stores.
Corn on the cob from Florida
is in large supply and will be
featured. Maine and Michigan
potatoes are also on the feat
ured list at prices Nightly be-
low last weeks prices. Cab
bage remains high-priced COM
pared earlier prices. Cauliflow-
er and broccoli also remain
high. Carrots are a very good
value in that they are reason
ably priced and of excellent
quality. Lettuce and tomatoes
are both higher priced COM
pared to last week.
Rhubarb, grapefruit and ban
anas are the fresh fruit spe-
Gals this week. Pineapple and
Valencia oranges are available
with Spies. Macintosh and Wine
sap apples.
CANNED GOODS: - This
week is a big week for canned
specials. Several stores are
featuring fruit cocktail, crush
ed pineapple, tomato juice,
purple plums, whole kernel
corn, peas and tuna-canned of
course, at very low prices.
Frozen strawberries are also
featured at prices much lower
than normal. The reasons for
lower prices are because of the
extrefely large crop last year,
and the anticipation of another
new crop starting soon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

When the blossoms are blossom
hg and the buds bursting, that's
ths time 70 plan . welcoms-to.
springtims supper party. Set
liable trimming over with GOO
food, fine linen. pretty ssssonsI /
decorations and your best silver
This new silver design, appropri-
Utely called "sPRINcTrME,". has y
email floral design with On elegant
shsnd-eut" look.
J The decorating eonsultant for
le<7 Rogers Bros. who manufae-
ours RxiNoTls0 suggests that you
ban 0ivs Jour table . party cir By
nsing vsry simple horsl arrange
unsnts and small ornaments fror,
ths dime stors. She also reminds
Ses that Jour silver pieces make
the best flower bowls - hsrs q
gravy boat IN new spRINerIlsp de-.
sign holds The spring b0uVast
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

Few things
ean give q meal
q more exciting
touch with less
fuss than .
salad dressing
Good ingredh
snts are impor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

by The AP as having said in re-
ference TO these witnesses: The
TBI made a check on them.
They committed perjury. That's
the allegation"
In a telegram to the Senator,
sent on April 3, Mr.. wilkins
inquired "if reference to FBI is
accurate since other news serv-
ices did not mention (this
chargc) and since FIJI so far
as we know has not made any
allegation that witnesses spon-
sored by the NAACP perjured
themselves before a Senate
subcommittee"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Senator Asked To
Explain NAACP CHARGE

NEW YORK-Two additional students who
PEELED from the Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical
College Acorn because of their leadership role in the
recent student protest against Professor Clennon King
have been PLACID at Central State College in Xenia Ohio,
Roy wilkins, NAACP executive secretary, announced
how tod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

With weather just around the corner folks will
be passing by heavy foods favor Of salads To fact add
the growing tendency toward doityourself and
partial answer to why people growing
vegetables these days
Another that home allows you to plan your
menus six months in advanceand there's nothing like fresh
vegetables Here's hearty satisfying salad original you
make from the yield of garden Others will be
found in free booklet for the asking AscRow Box
400. New Haven e. Connecticut
GARDENERS
heed lettuce al cooked
2 green "a cup COOKED snop beons
large moo
Chop lettuce
Toes saiod bowl with q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13


To bleach
your 10 ute
n e n 8, US
about a cup OF
lemon juice TO a
large pan Of
irater and allow
the materials 10
soak for about
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

Gay Ninees hair fashions made famous by Charles Dana
Gnsons Gibson Girls" have come back According to the
nayeue Beauty Institute ST. Paul. MINI, the romantic 1857
nson Girl couture features heightened puffy" look with
waves or cr at the temple Though has pompadour
erect and modified French Twist the fashion NAV be
acnewed with hair less than inches long
Inc modern Gibson Girl hasyle inspired by Rayete
as'erpece Wave the professional permanent recently
seen IN VOGUE magazine The Gibson Girl" is one of many
ash9naoie new coures specially MASTERPIECES
caneo ny many hairdresses Americas most versatile wave
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-15
: St. Matthews
Pulpit Aid Board
Anniversary

The Pulpit Aid Board of st.
Matthew's Baptist Church cele-
brated its Seventh anniven- airy on
Sunday, June 2 at 4 pm. The SER
mon was delivered by Rev. Moses
Lightburn, chaplain Of the group.
Presentations were given to the
pre-ident, Mrs. Lillian Clark, for
her dynamic leadership during the
past seven years, and to all other
officers. Mrs. Kathleen Smith, a
member of the Pulcit Aid Board.
presented a beautiful Illuminated
cro2s to the church. Refreshments
were served after the program,
partly donated by Mrs. Lundy and
Mrs. Julia Davis.
The board wishes to thank
Stewardess Board No. 2 of st.
Paul anne Church, the Pulpit Aid
Board of Temple Baptist Church,
the choirS and Missionary Board
of st. Matthew'S Baptist Church,
and all Others who contributed to-
ward making this day successful
spiritually and financially. $265.20
was the total amount raised.
Rev. N. F. Clark, pastor
Mrs. Lillian Clark, president
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-15
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-15
Around Miami .
With DAVE (Mr. S~ing) BONDU

'The Lord is my Shepherd, shall not want" III bet
9O& of the people in this community think OF
the 23rd Psalm Those words 81 shall not want Pay
attention these words say that to say this If you
want better lfe better place in which to live; better
conditions for your children then think of these words
does person get the better things in life for his
family? I'll tell you through LEADERSHIP. True
that is Do know that people from out OF
town are sending their coupons stating who they would
like leaders? Now the people out of Miami care
How about you? Come on Coconut Grove, Opa Locka,
Liberty City, Brown Sub let's hear from YOU Speak
now, or forever hold your peace.
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FURNISHED ROOM for nice
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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-15
VOTE FOR YOUR LEADER ropAN

One little guy says that weighing about 200
lbs beat him. The Judge asked him what did ne do after
the woman whipped him. The little guy says g" didn't do
anything Just laughed it off Results: the little was
fined $175OO or 70 days to laugh off.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-15
VOTE FOR YOUR LEADER TopAvl

On Sunday afternoon Carlos Bermudez and his band
will appear the Blue Chip Cafe down in the Grove at
thru AS pm Gill Richardson is filled with good ideas,
and wants his customers have good time. Admission
is free.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-15
VOTE FOR YOUR LEADER roDAYl

WE'LL once again I'm back on the bench with His
Honor Judge J. Johnson The sat with the Judge
again find out exactly what gives in our city And
the best place to find out what going on is to visit the
courts The things that write about more or less on
the humorous side Now for No. One guy beats
his wife who expecting shortly and has another woman
who is also expecting. The reason has wife had him ar
rested was for the beating and cooking on hot plate.
He was fined $780, Seems to he could have bought
stove with that $500 he paid if he had thought OF
before the beating.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1957-06-15
VOTE FOR YOUR LEADER TODAY

All the down boys caught their favorite figure last
Saturday. Seem like Bahama Mama's rear anatomy PAID
off, And did you the nice spread the Herald gave 10
Dottie and Caypso Eddie last Sunday? Johnny Burke,
new general manager of the Mary Elizabeth Hotel has
really got plans for the natives of Miami First the
Zebra Room is being prepared for bandsand ana eher
tanment The rooms upstairs will be renovated for COM
Portable living quarters. Back in the Nassau Room
mean the Fiesta Room that too is going to undergo
name acts Yes this man Johnny Burke is what Miami and
the Mary Elizabeth needs. AMEN.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
SOCIAL and CLUB AFFAIRS
Call your news office before Wednesday, pm.
Phone Alpine 3-3682
GOLDEN STATE TO HOLD BANQUET

Mr.. Norman o. Houston, pres
ident of the Golden State Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company of
Los Angeles, Calf. will official
ly announce the expansion of
it's services into the state of
Arizona and the appointment
of Joseph N. Johnson of Chicago
as general agent, Friday even
ing at a closed banquet in the
Turquoise Room of the Hotel
Westward HO.
A citizens welcoming COM
mittee is being co-chairedl by
Mrs. Robert B. Phillips, and Mrs.
Lorraine Crump.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
BEAUTY at HOME
BY Lynn Carter

@. What style of hairdreSs is
best for the girl with slightly
receding chin?
A. Both the front and side
hair should be brought forward.
Fluffy bangs are good, and the
back of the hair should be full.
@. What can I do about warts,
moles or birthmarks on my skin?
A. Nothing yourself, except in
the case of birthmarks, which
can often be effectively conceal
ed by makeup base. In the hands
of medical experts, most warts,
moleS, and birthmarks can be
removed by electro-Surgery, but
only medical expert or special
iSt can decide whether or not
they can be treated.
x**
Q. What is a good exercise to
help firm and lift the bustline?
A. Grasping either end of a
sawed-off broom handle or a
small towel pulled taut, stand
tall, stomach in, head straight.
Hold your "baton'' straight down
in front with firm grip.
Breathing deeply, raise the baton
straight-armed over your head,
and keep a firm, Straight-arm-
ed grip as you bring it down
behind you. Let breath out now
as you bring the baton back up,
over, and down in front. Do all
this with a very slow count.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26

A fabric softener is modern
magic for the wearers of dunga-
.rees, Lewis, khakis and the like.
No more waiting till they're al
most worn out before they're
comfortable! A mere bottle cap
full Il oz.) of NuSoft in the last
clear rinse water and even the
seams and pockets of the heavi-
est work and play clothes become
pliable as gingham.
All the family wash benefits
from this wash-day miracle that
penetrates the very fibers of the
material to keep all garments
feeling soft and looking new:
Johnny's boardy socks become
soft as his own toes; Sally's
ruffed-up sweaters turn soft as
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
MEMORY
LANE

Would you like Strolling down
Memory Lane with us while we
relive the social and other
events Of five years ago, when:
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fran
kiln 1880 w. Jefferson are hap
py parents Of nine pound baby
girl. Also Cpl. and Mrs. Theo-
dere Hunter annunoce arrival
of bouncing six pound IA ounce
boy.
Carver PTA adopts theme
Community Cooperation in Be-
half of Youth" for new school
year.
Mrs. Florence Stewart arrives
home following ten-day vaca-
ton in Salt Lake City.
An exchange Of pastorate
brings to Phoenix and Tanner
Chapel AME Church, Rev. J. L.
Glover from Los Angeles, Cali
fornia where Rev. Jerry Ford,
former pastor of Tanner is now
placed.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
SHOW OF STARS AT
PHOENIX COLISEUM

his orchestra with Paul Anka,
the 16-year-old boy whose
"Dianna" is in the number one
spot of hits.
Domino, who has chalked up
more than a million record
sales in the shortest length of
time of any recording star, will
sing his when See You" and
What viii I Tell my Heart"
Anka, who is replacing ElviS
Presley in the teenage popular
ity poll. will feature many Of
the tunes he has written.
Also appearing will be- La
Vern Baker, the queen of the
blues Other headlinerS are
Clyde McPhatter, 14-year-old
frankie Lymon on his first per-
sonal appearance tour since
leaving the Feenagers, and the
Crickets, a youthful quartet also
making their first appearance
on tour.
Also starred will be Johnnie
and Joe, the Bobbetttes, the
Drifters, The Spaniels, Crying"
Tommy Brown, Paul Williams
and his orchestra, and Harold
Cromer as master of ceremo-
nieS.
Domino has just recently re-
turned from the Continent
where he was met with much
enthusiasm. Born in New Or
leans, his music Incorporates
the best of old New Orleans jazz
with the special Domino treat
ment. Many of his most success
full recordings have been old
standards such as "Blueberry
Hill", when my Dreamboat
Comes Home, and "Ain't That
A Shame.
Anka, a Canadian boy Of
Syrian parentage, almost over
night moved into the popular
ity list with the teenagers with
his "Dianna".
He has written songs for such
artists as Andy Williams, Dick
Roman, Micki NARROW, and
Johnny Nash.
Tickets on sale at G and S
Record Shop, .1152 E. Washing
ton
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26

new; the collars on Pops shirts
are no longer scratchy and baby's
diapers-even indoor dried-are
so soft and smooth. so easy to
pin that even Grandpa can do it
without a prick!
AS for Mother - we'll who
wouldn't cheer at fiat work so
wrinkle-free most of it needs
only a pat and a fold and all
ironing, even the frilliest, that
goes like a breeze? NuSoft is
thrifty too, because it's concen.
trated. In a modern, can't-slip
bottle with a measuring cap top.
a pint is enough for Is average
wash-loads a few pennies q
load to keep all your washables
soft as new
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
MODERN ETIQUETTE
BY Roberta Lee

Q. Is it necessary that the
acknowledgment of an invita-
ton, when either accepting or
declining, be definite, or is it
all right for one to say, II may
be able to come?
A. BY all means, be definite
when acknowledging an invita-
tion-either Eyes" or mot.
Q. When the ceremony is over
at church wedding, should the
members of the immediate fam
lilies be permitted to leave the
church first, before the other
people?
A. Yes, this is the proper pro-
cedure.
Q. If you help yourself from
a service dish which is accom-
panied by a fork and spoon,
how do you manage both i'm
plements?
A. Fork in right hand, spoon
IN left.
@. When a person who is MAX
ing an introduction does not
speak a name clearly, and it
is very important that-you know
the name, of whom do you ask
that the name be repeated?
A. Ask the person introduced,
not the one who has made the
introduction.
O. When horS d'oeuvreS are
served on picks. should they be
eaten from the picks, or removed
and eaten with the fingers?
A. You should use the pick
for conveying the morsel to your
mouth.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
Westgate Assembly to Elect

Westgate Assembly No. !, Or
der of the Golden Circle will
elect officers al It's monthly
meeting, Monday night, Septem-
Der 80 at the Masonic Temple
at 8 pm.
Loyal Lady Ruler Lillian White
is urging the presence of all
members.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
. U S 0
September 26 to 80

September 26 to 80
Thursday f'Hreakfast at
Eight. P. M. of course!
Friday-Pinochle Tournament
1st Presbyterian Church.
Saturday-Birthday Party and
Blind Date show featuring
KPHO's Ray Curtis.
Sunday-Coffee M Donuts,
st. Thomas.
Monday-Game Night.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26

@. What astringent lotion is
good for the very oily type Of
complexion?
A. Squeeze some lemon juice
into a bowl of ice water, and
splash this on the skin after
washing and massaging briSkly
before applying your makeup.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26

Over 100 talented artists will
appear on stage at Phoenix Co
nSeum, 38th Avenue and Indian
School Road, in the Show Of
Stars, October IL, at $3.50 pm.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26

@. What is a good bleach I
can mix myself at home?
A. Equal parts of lemon Juice
and rose water makes a good
skin bleach.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
Debonairs Hold 1st Meeting

Now that vacation days are
over and with the arrival of
fall, the Debonairs held their
first regular meeting, last week.
The hostess, Mrs. A. j. Gal
breath served a buffet dinner.
Mrs. Mae Mccarthy was a
guest.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26
RETURNS TO CITY

Mrs. Sally Fish, 1910 E. Wash
ington. returned home this week
from California where she has
been vacationing for the past
seven weeks. She was the guest
of relatives and friends in sew
eral of the coast towns.
Arizona sun., 1957-09-26

The two and one-half hour
show will star Fats Domino and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-08-29
COLesUilLe
New Grandchild
Visited by Birch's
By Lucille Priest

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Birch and
daughter, Marcia, visited their
son-ln-law ana daughter, Mr.. anc.
Mrs. Charles Walter and their
new baby girl in Pennsylvania
last week.
Mrs. Ethel Thompson, Mrs.
Robert Renfro and Mrs. Alice
Hobbs have all returned home
from the hospital where they
were for minor operations and
treatments.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul GrosecIose
and family have been spending
the past couple of weeks at South
China, Me.
Miss Helen DOuda of Cleveland
Ohio, was the house guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Rankin over
last weekend.
MI. and Mrs. Lynn Johnson
and family spent their vacation
with relatives in North Carolina
the past week.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1957-08-29
Legal Advertisement

consist of the installation of cast
iron and clay sewer mains ten
inches and eight inches In dia.
meter and work incidental there
to. 1t is proposed to assess the
abutting properties specially ben
efitted by said improvements on
the basis of the cost thereof, esti-
mated to be $1.00 per front foot
annually. Duration of assess
ment to be ten years.
A list of the real property be-
lieved to be specially benefited
thereby, together with the names
and addresses of the owners of
record and the assessable front
age thereto maybe found in the
office of the City Clerk and Trea-
surer. Plans of the proposed con-
struction are available in the of.
flee of the City Engineer.
THE MAYOR AND
COUNCIL OF
ROCKVILLE, MD.
By: Jean R. Horneck,
Acting Clerk
1868