The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-01-05

But, she stressed the fac
the organization, which is
Negro youth to ente~ now
jobs and employers about
This activity has worked or {;
National level with pilot job
opportunities clin'cF in coopcra-
ton with the National Urbcn
League in Various College Cam
puses. A most recent one was
held ut Arkansas State College.
After introducing National Of
ficers representatives from the
press were given the opportuni-
ty to ask questions with answers
from Grand president, alter
which. the meeting adjourned
and delegates hurried back to
headquarter for Orientation OF
Leadership Teams.
Wednesday
At 10 pm. We''ncelay came
The Get Ac,uiantc'i r~f'-r Eat
! ntin o''rr.o~s v'i'h Detroit
nc't~s 20 h etc~scs O.her high.
l:"ht, Of ~ corve-' i'm were:
r''rcl ~ -Fachic- Che y. on
ne". 9Th, featuring Thelma
If-''-rins Co~~iNcrr Tash;crs,
TN 1rov,arl M'l:rer. Ny Ro-
ti-Scr mc''-to, AMI f'rs by
C?~' lc1~H rhon c~~>o 3 nm,
ard tea honoring Deltas. guest
of Detroit Tr-No- I,on~''a q y n
Fa,na Cocktail party Kippa
Cr~tia.
Fridov - 90 -, 1 SYM
p~~'Nr- - =, n.~' hoalN
Tho-e arrnarir~ wc~N DR.
Nl'iscr Drvi- vrni--c-~''-- OF
ct'~r~r r. Arthur T Jersild
Columbia Urivcrritv. DR.. Gro
Stevenson. Na''o-al Association
for mental health and nr
Pauline, Knapp Wilson. Morrill,
P9lmor Ir~titute with So~or
jeanne 7 Noble, chairman, Ma
tional Projects Committee as
moderator. At o m. IN "Across
the Border Luncheon" at Prince
Edward Hotel i'll Windsor.
At 8 pm. Friday approxima-
tely 5000 persons of all races
fill the beautiful Edsel Ford
Auditorium, Jefferson at Wood
ward, to witness the Delta's
Town Meeting"
In this age of tension, al
of us, / am sure, were anxious
to attend this meeting as three
of the most talked about people
in the world today were
scheduled for interviews. They
were DR.. M. L. King of Ala,
Miss Annie Bomar, former
student S. c. State College, and
Mrs. M. E. Tilley of Georgia.
These persons were interview
ed by DR.. H. II. Crane, minister
central methodist church. DR..
Deborah Partridge. Queens Col
lege. N. Y. and Attorney Sadie
T.. M. Alexander, Honorary Ma
tional president. Delta Sigma
Theta. respectively.
We shall brine information q,
discussion next week. Guest
speaker for the occpeion was
the eloquent DR.. Buell. Gallag-
her president OF City College
Of New Work hne~irar P~o-'-
dent of World University Ser
vice.
Tho courageous leader, rmiast
humorous oraticrs told an
It entive audience 1--WE arc ma',-
ing great and penvine ST iSos
we hive come lcng way, and
we still have lone wav 10 co.
He discussed The steps o.
progress down through The his
tory Of the Negro race and
declared tha. Eve are on III"
TIN cf highly explo ;ive world
sitvation: and thu achievement
o. rioh4 rc'otior~ t~'-,-"7- ~
rcople i~ The price that mus
be- pnid." The dynamic figure
praised the NAACP for its
c,,iet forward movement Gown
through the yecrs. He closed
w saying that "the ere COM
mon problem he's one c"mmo,
answer. and that answer is
found in the constitution of the
United States of America.
The Willie Jacksons (she's
corene) Of St. Aubin entertained
guest on Christmas Dav, among
whom were DR.. and Mrs. II. II.
Coleman of Edison. He is pas
tor of CT. Macedonia Baptist
Church. Mrs. Jackson has SER
we'd as his secretary for fifteen
years.
Salute Mr.. Whitfield
Our Congratulations TO Mr..
David Whitfield OF Belmont,
who recently was selected by
the president Of Home Federal
Saving and Loan Association
to head the grand opening acti-
vities.
Mr.. Whitfield is widlv
known, in Detroit. especial
ly on north end. where he
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