davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

Celebro aver la srata OCCASION
de su cumpleanos ell sracioso
n.no Danilo Rafuls, hijo del Sc
nor Manuel Rafuls y sehora,
Margarita Santaner de RAfulS,
miemhros sstimsdos de nuestra
colonia h-ispanoamericana, Y
aunque algo tarde, 10 felicitamos
carinosamente y lie deseamos
mufhos y muy dichoSoS, amos
mas de vida
Rodeada del afecto de sus
amcrosos padres, celebra hoy
Su cumpleabos la preciosa nina
Blanca Nohra Restrepo, hija
del senior Herman RestrepO y
sonora LeOnor de Restrepo, mo-
two por el cual la felicitamos
de manera muy especial y lie
deseamos muchos amos mas de
vida.
$50
Felicitamos carinosamente al
81 npatico nino Jorge Leslie Mo-
ri, hijo del senior Jorge Mort
y sonora, Olga de Mort, con
motive de la grata celebration
de un nuevo ano de existencia
en- esta fecha.
Celebra hoy Ia grata OCCASION
del septimo a%niversario de SUI
despreocupada vida el simpati-
CO nino Luis Alfredo Lapitx, hi
10 del senior Jose Lapitz y sefo.
ra, Penny de Lapitz, motive por
ell cual nos complace felicitarlo
carinosamente y d~esearle mu-
chos amos mas de existencia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
De La Habano

Sc italian desde hace algunos
dias en- Miami. disfrutando una
temporada de esparcimisnto, ell
senior Juan SalomS y sonora,
Julia Lans de Salome, y SUI hija
la senorita Julia Salom&.
Nos complace saludarlos cor
Iialmente = describes unas vaca
clones muy plancenteras en- esta
ciudad
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

Ajusta hoy I'm nuevo ano de
vida la gentil senorita Nelida
Gonzalez, hija del senior Alber.
to Gonzalez y sonora, Rosa de
Gonzalez, miembros apreciados
de nuestra colonia hispanosme,
ricana,
A las muchas felicitaciones
cue reciba con motive de tan
grata OCCASION, unimos las nues-
tras muy sinceras, a la vez que
ftrmulamos votes por SUI bienes-
Jar.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

cumpleonos
Tn ano mas de vida celebra
Ell la lecha de hoy ell simpatico
nino Jose Manuel Arias, hiio
del senol Jose Sergio Arias v
sonora. Margarita de Arias, mo-
two por ell cual 10 felicitamos
carinosamente y lie deseamos
largos amos mas, plenos de bic
nestares y prosperidad
Enrra hoy en- I'm nuevo aho
de existencia la gentil dana Sc
nora Rosa Acosta de Mendez,
esposa del senior Miguel Men.
dee Garcia, motive por Ell cual
nos complace felicitarla de ma
nera nluy cordial y formular de-
secs por su ventura personal.
Nuestrds sineeras fe~licltacio-
mes para la apreciada DANA Sc
nora Eusebia Ortiz Amengual,
quien celebra hoy la grata oca-
sion de SUI cumpleanoS, y nues.
tros votos porque cumpla mu-
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas
de existencia.
X X
Unimos nueStras f~elicitacio-
mes a las muchas que reeiba en-
ell dia de hoy la estimada dana
Guiana sonora Alicia Acuna de
Fernandez, esposa del senior
Luis Ramon Fernandez, con
motive de Ia grata celebration
de SUI cumpieanos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
potma ae Aop~
La Higuera

Porque es dspero y fec.
Porque todos sus rornos son CRISES,
Ye lie teneo Piedod q Ia hieuero.
En- mi quinto hay Glen GrboIes beIIos:
Ciruelos redonoos,
limoneros rectoS-
Y ~noronjos de brotes Iu~strosos.
En- Ia %prinovero,
Todos eIIos Sc cubren de flores
En- torno q Ia hieuero.
Y Ia pobre porece tan trists
o sus eojos torcldos, que nunce
de opretodos copulIoS Sc visten.
Por ESQ
Coda vez que 20 poso a su lode
dieo procurondo
Hocer duIce y oIeore mi ocento:
"Es Ia hieuero ell mas beIIo
de los ORIOLES todos del huerto."
JUANA De IBARBoURoU
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
EVMM
PAsTELoN vARTETE

INGREDIENTES:
tazas de sobrantes de car
ne de cocina polio, res, car
nero, cerdO, etc.
! lata de sopa de legunbres
pan rallado
mantequilla
/ cucharadita de sal
IL cucharadita de pimienta.
METoDo:
Con la cuchailla mas fina cor
e en- la maquina la carne ceei.
da sobrante. Anadale una lsta
de sopa de %legumbres. Ponga
en- un utensilio de barro al hor-
no, cdbralo con pan rallado y
pedacitos de mantequilla y CO.
l6quelo en- ell horno en- frio. No
10 tape. Temperature: $50 gra-
dos.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
cuotro Amos

hoy llega a sus cuatro amos
de edad ell gracioso nino Miguel
Antonio Net, hijo adorable del
senior Miguel A Net, Vice Pre-
sidente del Pan American Bank
Of Miami y miembro destacado
de nuestro colonia puertorri-
duena, y su gentil esposa, sonora
Conchita Olivieri de Net.
Lo felicitsmos carinosamente
y lie deseamos una larga existen-
ella piena de alegrias y prospe-
ridad.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
Aniversario Matrimonial

Celebran hoy un nuevo ami
v~ersario de bodas 81 senior Jose
T. CardOsO y sonora Juana Edel.
mira de CardOsO, miembros de
nuestra colon1a hispanoamerica-
ma, motive por ell cual nos COM
place enviarles nuestras caluro.
sas feIlcitacIones y votos porque
gocep de muchos amos mas de
dtcha y compression matrimo-
NAL.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
TENSION
NERVIOSA

Las "PREOCUPACIONES
en- esta vida moderna dan lu-
gar a tensiones nerviosas. Sin
embargo, hay personals que
sufren de estas tensiones ner-
viosas aunque no tengan pre-
ocupaciones, Existen 81 par
de ramas nerviosas que pasan
a traves de pequenos orificios
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

46-Aves eorredoras
47-Sacrificio
50-Mascaras
52-Abrir surcos en- la terra
53-Hiciera masa
54-Olor agradable
VERTICALEs
1-1gualdad de nivel
2-Escuela Rural Obrera, Inic.
3-Disyuntivas
4-Distfaidos
5-Articulos
6-Aprietos
7-Conjunci6n adversativa
8-Dios mahometano
9-Letra griega
10-Da alcance
11-DeI verbo loser
12-Piedra semipreciosa
16--Retraso
len otra epoca
20--Pure
2l--Abriso sin mangas
22-Canoa mexicana 81.
24-Rezasen
27-Jornadas
28-Ligero
2e-Clase de tela
31-Volcan italiano
33-Escurridizo
36-Vello muy fino
3s-Orilla transitable de las ca
lies.
41-Manchs de la piel
42-Provincia de la India
43-Querer con amor
4<-Ramillete, Inv.
A-Letra griega
48-El ito norteamericano
4e-Altar
51-Existe
52-Exclamaci6n
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30
N

HURIZUNIALES
1-Aprisco cerrado para Ell ga
nado
6-Boato, lujo
13-El Sahara, por ejemplo
14-Unidad militar
15-Unico en- SUI clase
16-Viento suave
17-De esta manera
18-Eso otro
20--Se encuentra en- La fliada"
e1--Hermano de Sem
23-Apellido espanol
REORGANIZATION Traditional
Alemana, Inic.
25-Abverbio de lugar
26-Aparato para rassr
DETERMINATION verbal
30-Avenidas arboladas
32-Saco o bolsa
34-Contraccion
35-Coniuntos de soldados
37-Villanos
38-Bolena y Karenina
39-Escuela Primaria Espahola,
Inic.
40-EXtremidad de las ayes
41-Fardo o bulto
43-Clase de perros, Pl.
45-DemoStrativo
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30


VAS
&8&
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

e t e las
vertebras a
10 largo de
la e S ina
dorsal, por
10 t a n t
este es ell
lugar logico
para descu-
b | a S
"'irritacio-
mes nervio-
sas" q u e
cauSan caSl
siempre las
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

Solucf6n al Cucigrama de Aver
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-30

molestas tensiones.
Ell doctor ell Quiropractica
corrige distorsiones que in
terfieren con ell proceso nor
NAL de los nervios, y asi los
pacientes recobran la salud
eliminando las TENSIONES
NERVIOSAS. 81 I'd. sufre de
tensiones nerviosas, hsga una
cita para ser examinado por
I'm Quiropractico.
Dr.. FIoreneio T. Reyes
$50 S. w. Avenida n
Miami, Florida.
Tells: HI 4-7076-HI 1881
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
Robbed BY
Two Men

Grady Mcdonald. SO, Of 1850
Greenway, was tied up in his
home and robbed Of $1,000 last
week by two men whom Melon
aldosaid gained entry to his home
Ly cutting a screen and breaking
a pane Of glass in a rear door,
Mcdonald said the thugs we're
waiting for him when he arrived
home. He said after the thugs
tied him up they ransacked a
closet and seized $1,000 in small
hills which was hidden in a
brown paper bag. -
The thugs confiscated $500 from
McDonald's pockets and a 5000
check. Both men escaped.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
MISSISSIPPI
CRACKS DOWN
ON N.A.A.C.P.

JACKSON, Miss.--The State
House of Representatives adopted
unanimously this week a resolu-
ton TO investigate the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People.
The Senate adopted the resolu-
ton, previously,
The House voted to extend the
investigation to a white profess
sor at Southern TougaloO Chris
tian College here, a Negro inSti-
tuition.
DR.. Bronski Is accused of saying
racial segregation amounts 10 re-
lection of Christian premises and
principles Of democratic govern
ment.
A house member said that DR..
BronSki had been identified pub
licly as an NAACR member.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
Describe Negro
Here In America

NEW YORK-Thc Lonesome
Road: the Story of the Negroes
Part in America, by Saunders
Rcdding, will be published March
81 by Doubleday and Company,
ii was announced today.
The author. Professor OF
English at Hampton Institute,
Hampton, Va. brings into view
great but little-known Negroes
who have given SO much to Amer
lea.
Among those included are: Dan
iel Payne, who was born to a
freedman in Charleston in 1911,
founded a school for Negroes,
and went on to become Bishop
of the African Methodist Church;
Sojourner Truth, who escaped
her chains and travelled around
the nation preaching against slav-
cry and for women's rights; and
Daniel Hale Williams. who was
the first surgeon TO perform an
operation on the heart from which
the patient recovered.
And there are infinitely in
formed appraisalS of the modern
Negro intelligcntSia. labor lead
erS. and sports figures: w. +. u.
Dubois. Robert S. Abbott, Paul
Robson. Langston Hughes. Coun-
tee Cullen, Walter White, A.
Philip Randolph. Thurgood Mar
shall, and Joe Louis.
These appraisaIs Of individuals
provide an Illuminating approach
10 solutions Of racial questions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

aimed at delaying indignation in
the schools.
Five southern states have given
the Governor and state officials
emergency powers to combat fed
eral enforcement of indignation
Restraints on the NAACP and
other organizations have been
adopted in eight states in the
South. Segregation in parks,
Fairgrounds, social events, ath.
letic games and public transpor-
ton within the states has been
reinforced by many new local
ordinances and statewide meas
ures in five southern states.
Since 1854, l48 new laws have
been passed in eight southern
states to prevent indignation in
the public schools.
Congressman Emanuel Celler,
home address, o Prospect Park
West. Brooklyn. N. Y, chairman
Of the Judiciary Committee House
of Representatives, introduced
the same bill as Rep. Howard
Smith of Virginia on April 10,
1858. The Beller bill, H.R. 5649,
was referred TO the Judiciary
Committee of which he is chair
man.
u Is now easily seen that
this habeas corpus proposal,
introduced by Rep. Howard
Smith Of Virginia, which IN
effect evrbs the Supreme Court
and other federal courts. Is
openly the Sovth's measure.
However, II is exactly the same
bill, word for word, introduced
lLy Rep. Cellcr, and which he
sought so strcnuously to get en-
acted into law in the last Con.
gress.
II is reported that Congress
imam Cellcr is planning to report
this southern measure" out OF
1.-THE Judiciary Committee OF which
he is chairman. and get II passed
Through the House during the
coming week before its real
meaning and effect in destroying
lcivil rights and civil liberties Is
underwood.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

One such bill is H.R. 1901,
introduced by Congressman
Howard Smith. Of Alexandra,
Virginia, a Longtime bitter foe
of the civil rights Of the Me-
gro.
IA. II. 1861 is a bill to curb,
limit, hamper, and restrict the
powers of the Justices of the
Supreme Court and all other fed
eral circuit and district courts to
issue the writ of habeas corpus.
The proposed restrictions on
the issuance of the ancient writ
Of habeas corpus are so restrict
i've and hampering that the writ
of habeas corpus as a weapon OF
protection and liberty is effect
lively destroyed.
The effect of such a proposed
amendment to the u. S. Code
would be to hamstring. cripple,
and disable the federal courts,
including the Supreme Court, in
their protection Of persons ac'
cused of crimes against state law,
This habeas corpus amend
ment, IL enacted. would prevent
the federal Courts from up
holding and enforcing the fed.
eral constitutional rights Of
Negroes. Jews. Mexieans. Puerto
Ricsns, and other minorities,
and in fact N would prevent
the federal courts from pro-
teefing the civil liberties and
civil rights Of white people In
all the 90 states against In.
vssion by state authorities
where they espovsed vnpopu-
iar causes contrary 10 the pre-
Willing social and economic
views Of the particular CON-
mvnity.
This would be particularly true
in respect 10 white people OF the
Southern states where such white
people engaged in conduct guar
anteed and permitted by the fed
eral constitution but denounced
by white citizens councils.
Since the Supreme Court ruling
| In 1884 against racial segregation
in the schools. southern states
aud communities have adopted
hundreds OF laws and ordinance
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
To Graduate W2

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. - One
hundred and two students com
plctcd requirements for gradua-
lion at Florida A and NJ Uni
ycrslty at the end of the first
semester.
In making the announcement.
r. NJ. Thorpe. university registrar
said. Although the students have
completed the requirements for
their degrees they would not be
conferred until the spring com
mcncement exercises, June q"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
NEGROES 10 BOYCOTT
D. {. DOWNTOWN STORES

Northumberland clergy.
men have called for a one-dsy
boycott Of downtown stores by
WaShington's Negroes. Their goal
is to open up store sales jobs for
Negroes.
II the mo shopping day" set
Cor March ~. fails to change
the stores personnel policy, lead.
ers said yesterday, they VIII turn
to other means--possihly a pro
ltracted boyeota
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
National Association of Market Developers
Citation Goes TO Cleveland Call Post Editor

product for ten or more years
in the area OF Negro market
activities. Ramon s. Serusss.
Michigan Sell Telephone Com
psny, Detroit. heads the Awards
Committee for kAMD.
other participants in the a.
wards dinner will include DR.. w.
S. Davis, president of the Uni
versity; Joe Albright, NAMD
president and director of Al
bright and Association, Nashville,
and Moss II. Hendrix, The Moss
II. Hendrix Organization, Wash
ington, d. c., and NAMD board
chairman. who will read citation
for and introduce Mr.. Walker.
DR. William V. Crump, public re-
lations director and head of the
Division Of Business at a. and
l., will serve as POSTMASTER for
the dinner
specialized Marketing Pro
grams in Periods of Social
Change" has been designated as
the theme of the marketing
clinic to be held on the Uni
versity campus Thursday and
Friday, March 20-2l. The clinic
is sponsored by the University
with the cooperation Of the Mar
ket Developers, under the direc-
ton of w. w. Harper, chairman
Of the institutions Department
Of Industrial Education. A mum
Der of marketing specialists will
serve on three panels devoted
to the clinic theme.
Continued On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
Thursday, 3/6-
EMIL MAzEY REuTHER'S 'HATCHET MAN.
USED VILE TALK VS.. kOHlER ATTORNEY,

IN That SENATORIAL INVESTIGATION!
ALSO VS.. sHEBOYcAN Wis., CLERGY!
DO YOU OLDER READERS REMEMBER THE HARD
TALK OF HITLER AND MuSSoLINI?
HITLER USED TO CALL HIS OPPONENTS
SCHWlNEHUNDS" !. the English Of which is SWINE
DOGS! AND HITLER WAS GOING TO SET UP
SUCH RULE AS WOULD CONTROL THE DESTINY OF
EUROPE FOR A THOUSAND YEARS AND MUS
sollNI WAS BREATHING FIRE AND BIRTHSTONE"
TOWARDS HIS OPPONENTS!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
DETROIT TRIBUNE RECEIVES FINE TRIBUTE

Connie, Sfatler bus GIRL very fine person. came TO
Tribune Publishers table and said
RECEIVED YOUR PAPER AND THREE FRIENDS
WERE PRESENT. AFTER LOOKING IT OVER ALTO
cETHER. THEY SAID: CONNIE, YOU TAKE US TO THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH SUNDAY"
ANOTHER TRIBUTE:
very good friend Of Christian Science, in Introducing
Detroit Publisher to Dr. Lamsa translator OF fhe Bible from
the original Aramaic, said The DETROIT TRIBUNE IS
REACHING A LOT OF PEOPLE WHO WOULD NOT BE
REACHED OTHERWISE
We give thanks. and pray for Gods guidance that we
may continue to merit such blessings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
"cAMPY BETTER. HOSPITAL SAYS"
IRlBS. Etc., OFF PTS. 18th, M.D.s HOPELESS

GLEN COVE, N. r.. March 7-tuPl-A medical nu''ef'n
from the hospital where Roy campanes has been resting
since his automobile accident JAM 20 reported today mar
MS condition has improved during the last two weeks.
Harry c. =. Clifford. administrator for the Community
opaI At Glen Cove reported that the 3oyearo'd Los
angeles Dodgers catcher move his wrists ana
Hrsshfen out his arms
lung infection which set In few days after Campo
"s'as accident has cleared completely.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

The 1888 award VIII go TO WIZ
liam o. Walker, co-publisher and
editor of The Cleveland Call and
Post, Cleveland, who is also pre-
sident of the National News
paper Publishers Association. Mr..
Walker will also address NAMD
annual dinner to be held in Nash
Vile during the associations 5th
annual marketing clinic and con
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
N AAC P
Files Fed.
Charges

WASHIN GTON - The
Carolina plant of a
huge industrial corporation
and a local of an AFL-CIO
union are charged with col
ldsion to deny Job equality
TO Negro workers in a com
plant filed with the Presi-
dents Committee on Govern
ncnt Contracts by the National
association for the Advancement
OF Colorcd People.
The complaint. filed by the
Associations labor secretary,
Herbert Hill. on March 8, a.
Ieges that the North Caroline
works Of the Western Electric
Company. located o. Green's
boro, eonspired with Local 3o62
Of the Communications Workers
Of America. AFL-cio, 70 vio-
late the seniority rights OF
Negro workers and 10 restrict
such workers TO mental oh
.cisssisications.
Mr.. Hill filed the complaint on
behalf of seven NAACP members
in Greensboro.
Four other members OF the
Greensboro NAACP complained
of discrimination by two other
large employers in the city-Cone
Mills. textile company, and the
Southern Bell Telephone and
Telegraph Company. These COM
panies, as we'll as Western Elcc-
trio. are operating under govern
ment contracts which forbid ra.
cial or religious discrimination in
employment.
The NAAcP charged that the
Gone Mills permitted Negroes
70 work only as sweepers, 10.
borers, ianitors and feeders. An
investigation by Mr. Hill failed
10 reveal a single Negro EN-.
pIoyed as a weaver, loom ope-
rator, loom fixer or frame hand
in any textile mill in North
Carolina.
Affidavits filed with the Prcsi-
dents Committee indicated con-
slstent refusal by the telephone
company in Greensboro to en-
ploy qualified Negroes respond
inp to repeated advertisements in
local newspapers for telephone
operators.
In a conference with General
c. f. Ryan, executive vice chair
man OF. the Presidents Commit
tee, and DR.. Joseph r. Houchins,
the Committees director of COM
pliance, Mr. Hill reviewed pend
ing complaints filed by the Asso-
citation and expressed dismay that
the Committee has failed to take
vigorous action in laany oil these
cases, some of which have been
pending for almost tmee years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
"sELERIDCE 81. 10. dies"

Conrad r. OIeksy (Def Times 800
See column Sleeping Pills Kill Mother. 81. and
Son. g."
tTmes) a.. was found unconscious . services In St.
Augustine Church Of death still pending was
found by his mother in the garage Of their home,
dumpsd over the wheel of his car" DIED IN HOLY
CROSS HOSPITAL. rsATAN BouND"D SIX DAYS LATER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
TOWN LOSING PLANT WONDERS WHO'S
T0 RlAME"

brownlMeL sren MFG. co--Hsmbvrg. Mich.
A. When you pay the worlds highest wages you mvs' ss'
'" worlds highest production"
Our frequent warnings on tagging production were
largely ignored"
moving out because Of workers repeated v"e00P
~stiveness"
o'neviles lkened 70 those which made the DAISY T
. .a. Company decide TO from Plymouth 10 AIN
NO other choice under a government that drives away
'"ess."i News 3/T
tsss TOWN LOSING PLANT. Psgs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
vention, March 1922.

vention, March 1922.
On the occasion Of the awards
dinner, which will be held Thurs.
day evening. March 20. on the
campus Of Tennessee a. and !.
State University. kAMD will al
so honor men and women who
have been associated with one
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

Among the many activities
slated for the center are Art
craft classes, Dance classes
Homemakcrs guild, music, roll
cr skating, badminton, basket
ball and other games.
Among the many guests at the
dedication program held last Sun
day were Supreme Court Justice
George Edwards; Circuit Court
Judges Victor Baum, Joseph
Rashid, Frank Schemanske; Rec
orders Court Judge Elvin Dav'
export; Juvenile Court Judge
Nathan Kaufman and Virgil Park
err of the Dept. of Parks and
Recreation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
South Seeks Bill To
Homstring Negro Rights

Ever since the Supreme Court in the School Segregation
Cases declared public school segregation to be violation
of the Federal Constitution various congressman from the
South have been introducing bills designed to curb the
Supreme Court and other Federal Courts in their power to
protect the Negroes federal constitutional rights
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURES

BY LOWELL r. KENNETH, Palms Theatre. all Wood
ward loo pm.. FRIDAY, APRIL 4th.
BY CLIFFORD r. NYsEWANDER. c.s.B.. at Theodore
Roosevelt School, Pinecresi and Oskrdge ST., Ferndae,
Mich. Friday Evening" March n. at 800 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

WASHINGTON, d. C.--An award honoring James A.
billboard" Jackson pioneer marketing specialist and adj
vertsing executive has been created by the National AS
ISOLATION Market Developers be given annually to per-
sons exceing in marketing and its allied fields.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22
st. Stephen
DedGc0tes
New Center

Dedication Services are
being conducted by the st.
Stephen A. M. E. Church of
its new Community House,
March $50. The mammoth
3-level, 22-room structure is
second to none in the state,
costing over a duarter-mil'
lion dollars.
The Community House Is the
realization of am-come-true
Of the pastor, Rev. Charles S.
Spivey and the congregation.
It's their method of aid in com
batting juvenile delinquency on
DetrOit's westside.
The much needed center hous-
es a reading lounge, nursery,
snack bar, huge gym, men and
women lounges, roof garden,
boys and girls shower and sew
eral choir, class and usher rooms.
Unique among the rooms is a
ladies lounge with built-in
Alooa Kitchenette.
81. Stephen boosts OF the best
constructed gym in the city arid
one Of the largest floor areas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

lABoR's DAILY" NEARLY BANKRUPT !

BY ANDREW-F. FRuEHAuF. c.s.44t+
ITS MASTER. THE DEVIL, RESPONDS TO GODS
DETROIT TRIBUNE'S BRoTHERLY REBUKE 1T
NOW PRESENTS SkiRTLEss FEMALES WHOLE
SALE! -NoT ONE, BUT TEN OR TWELVE !, FORMING
DIAMOND SHAPED PATTERNS, WITH A CYNICAL
OBSERVATION:
"A DIAMOND IS STILL A GIRLS BEST FRIEND"
50 THE DEVIL SAYSl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

Billy GRAHAM
Cliff Bsrrows George Beverly Shea Tedd Smith
ONE MITE ONLY
THURSDAY, MARCH 10th 7:3O PM.
OLYMPIA STADIUM
Grand River at McCraw Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-22

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