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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
VA Pensioners To
Get Questioa0res

More taun % 600 Michigan
veterans widows and children
receiving Veterans Administra-
non non.c.vicc-conncctcd dis
'9lll'y or death pension Will ret
annual income qucstionnalrcs
soon.
Lloyd II jameson. manaecr
Ci the VA office in Detroit. said
NC Qucsiionnaircs will be plac
/ ~ thc mail 10 later than
December 30 1857
lie urJcd these receiving the
rucsi4cnnsircs % ii in OIL en-.
res end return the completed
paper without delay.
'O'h'fw.sc' he SAID "ropula-
ions require HAT we stop pen.
on payments in any case where
me qurs'nnnaiic Is not return
'd to US within 80 days
Mr. Jfmcs.n explained the
cues lonneire requests data en-
1897 income end anticipated in.
come Tor 1853 under ihe law
winch sfipulaies that any per.
son whose snnual income ~.
eeeds Sl.4oo without dependent Is
or $500 with Dependents shall
mo- be entitled TO pension.
lie said the qucs'ionnaire.
VIII not be mailed to vetcrans
OF Their widows or children wbo
are receiving compensation for
SeiVice. connected disability or
''''h because income limlt,,ions
~ not apply to these persons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

NEW YORK CITY Back il
the limc'ight again is pretty
S..-lia GuySc. who. five or Sc
years ago, was d singing SEM
sa ion Now beautiful and sed'
ate with a regal-like appear
ance. she just finished a STINT
a. the Ottawa House in Hut
Quebec, where Canao.ans en-
joyed every performance She
was backed bv the Canadian
Jazz Quartet with Pete Fleming
on bass and Champ Oh mpagne
on piano.
The Er k n Hewkins crew IN
town for few days tnrouf'
fabulous Brook Yn niShispo :.
rcacyinq for Louis Jordan for
the Christmas season who is
quite prep red what wi h an
eigh day rest Louie is guest OF
Ed SuIIivan's Show on he 2Sth.
Ear ha Kit had the Christmas
season well sizzled by warming
up the American in Miami Beach
and lis said Ear,ha. who pond
cred whether TO sign for the
date. can still write her own
ticket for return The cost
umes. which are designed cs-
pecially for her feline-like fig
urc. coupled with her intimate
lyrics. took over The house.
Johnny Mathis. home IN L.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
UofM Symphony
First Concert

ANN ARBOR The University
of Michigan symphony Band
VII present its first concert
of the season at $3.50 pm. Thurs
day, Jan. 0, in Hill Auditorium,
Directed by William d. Re
velli and George Lavender, as
-lstdnt conductor. the band will
perform mostly band music.
James F Burke s.lo cornct-
81 with the Goldman Band of
New York City, Will be guest
soloiSt in J b. Arban's Car
nivai of Venice and his own
camposi'ion Magic Trumpet .
The program will include
March for Americans" by
Fcrde Groie. who became in
.erescd in symphonic jazz"
along with Gershwin: Over
tGre &c lie Roid'Ys." an opera
by Victor Lalo; and "Danse OF
The Japanese Youth" which
won en- award for Shigeo
Tchao in 1857 japanese COM
petition.
The band Viii also play
Schuzo' by Edwin r Cold
man Symphonic suite by Cliff
'on Wllllons Dvcriimcnto' by
p lchcit, Toccaia Para Instru-
mcnis dc Pcfcussino by Carlo,
Chavez. and Music For a Fcs-
iva" which was written for the
1881 Festival Of Britain by Con
d0n JacobS.
The Symphony Band will also
appear in conjunction with Inc
Midwest Music Educators Con.
terence en- Jan. 10 in Hlll Au.
diiorium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Fla. A&M Accepted By
Southern Sch0o! Assn

TALLAHASSEE Acceptance
of Florida A AMI VI University
t. full membership !n the South
On Association of Colleges ami
Secondary Schools was halle /
last week as a challenge for
improving 'hc institutions ser
vice by Ifcsidcnt Gc,rsc w
Gore, Jr.
A and NJ was one of IS Negro
iour-fcar institutions admitted
to full membership during the
associations annu.l meeting held
in Richmond Virginia However
it was the only institution which
operates comp cX acaclcml'
program, that is org nizcd into
eight units which are as fol-
lows school OF asricul ur an
home economies. college Of arts
and sciences, school OF cduca-
ton, school Of pharmacy. school
Of graduate studies. and voca-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Seeing Stars

a for Christmas with his folks
gets down 10 Houston for The
Creseendo date Jan l7Ih The
Greenwich Village Party. which
Tvs for y hour is getting quite
popular with much of the VII
age talent coming to light.
Lena Horne has her greatest
wish Christmas in New York
fer which she has said many
times is the only place TO spend
IL. Lena loves the huge three
N Rockefeller Plaza. he big
snow. the bells ringing, the ca
rollers singing and TO iop II all
this Christmas she's the ioast
of Broadway What more could
a girl 1sk fory-.
Hoping this year will lift her
TO the bright lights is petite
Daemar Craig newcomer 70
Broadway TO takes the fem lead
in simply Heavenly The
LangS .Cn liuenes . ~ - DONG
we'll after is third opening this
time back on "o.i-Crcu..~ay
Dagmar is really a throaty-vc.c-
I'd songstress who, one season.
was on tho bill with Sammy
Davis. u. in Florida Recently
She rcturrof TO her first love.
the stage ar !, f,s 0 make her
mark there.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
police blotter

j noise rs he entered his home
y, 82ll Morrow Circle. lie salt
futile lun from The kiich n out
lie side door.
Tu,tle SURF nded az er he Of
f.ctr fired several shots.
Ms. Louise Nickcrson, 81. oil
5000 oath was shot TO death
Christmas night in the base
nient OF b. auly parlor 1T 3oO2
hudson Rushed 10 Receiving
Hospital she was dead on adj
mn toncc Of a sunshot wound Of
he head
Held investigation of murd-
cr is Ncison EDWARDS, Il, OF
6344 Thirticth, a former friend
OF the victim.
Homicide dc ectivcs said Ed
wards lived with Miss NIcker-
son for about we k. lie was
erected from the home earlier
on the day OF the Staying.
James Smith, 80 Of 1901
H!lldale. brother of Miss Nick
crson. told police he was in the
basement of The building where
his sister runs a tailor shop. He
heard her scream, Nelson. keep
away from here Then he heard
shot.
Police was unable t. locate
the murder ", apon. but said
a rifle was used in the claying
Edwards denied lhe shooting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

'ional-icchn.cal institute.
The university is indeed
proud 10 receive The recosni-
ion Q: full mc mbership in the
S-u h,rn Assoc sii:n. We accept
n S as a challenge and cppori-
unity 20 render greater service
10 the youth of the state, The
south and he ma ion." Presi-
den. Gore said
Florida A and NJ nAw joins
Forlda's other two state sup
ported institutions u higher
learning IN this organization
the ranking accrediting associa-
non for schools in the sou h.
Prior 20 admission A and NJ
had been rate | Class A. by
he Us ocia'ion, rating which
IVES fiysi al ainei II 1891.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

keep a pair Of canvas gloves near
your freezer.
Use an old sharing brush for
busting pledfcd or rHfied lamp
shades. The soft bristics cap't
harm the fabric, pet rW easily
reach the dust IN the folds.
Spill something evil smelling on
your tiled bathroom floor? Clean
with a solution Of Pine-Sol and
water Fresh as a daisy!
Instead Of skimming the top
that ferms on miik or cocoa uhen
II boilS. beat il into the beverage
NTH a bed'er or spoon In THIS
irdy you will SAFE nutritious MIX
solids and minerals.
WANT TO WIN A PRIZE?
just write me letter on "Why I
Am Proud To Be Called A House
wife" Best letters will be re-
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gift by the Dumas Miner Corpo-
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Central Station, New York IL,
New York.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

tournaments, and IN competition
with some of the games best
Mrs. Ramsey is an Instructor IN
the Southern Unive siiy division
Of health, phys cal education and
recreation
Reared in s. Andrews with
her family of her mother, father
three sisters and two brothers
the modest young lass proved
to be the most athletic of the
family.
She participated in equestrian
sports. actually winning three
stccplcchaSc rasos in conpc-
tition. was a sprin'cr, hurdler
end set high jump record OF
IT,. ? inches.
Mrs. RamseY's active par
iicipation in tennis started
when she was student at
Government Technical Second
airy School in the Islands.
Within one year. she was a
junior champion. holding the
tile for three consecutive
years.
In three years. the young
Islanders athletic prowtsS had
earned her more thar SO trophies
in track and field events aud
tennis.
While still a hign school stu
'cnt. marriage caused all sports
aclivit cs 10 cease ,or SIN years.
In the interim. two children, q
son and daughter who are Still
living in ST. Andrews with their
GRANDMOTHER were born
A love of tennis prompted =
comeback. and within year.
Mrs Ramsey was ranked Nun
her one among senior women
IL the Islands, a tile held for
seven years Amoag her achieve
mcnts were the winning of
many triple titles
As the ranking Island tennis
playor Mrs Ramsey represent
at her homeland in tennis NEE,
i'm Ba anquilla Cuba, Boaata
end Venezuela
In l948. she represented ia
msica in the American
Olympics in Mexico City where
she was awarded a sportsman.
ship trophy.
The big break toward prom
ircncc on L. S. courts cam.
when she was ava de twa
months rip 10 the United States
by an aunt Mrs. Edna Cover
While in the u. S.. She PLAYED
tennis in New York.
Applying for, and being grant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

ed a two month visa extension.
Mrs. Ramsey STAYED on and m
4 at year won The New York
STAT, Tennis Championship ano
Tie Conn State Championship.
beth tournaments being SOON
sorcd hv The American Tenlls
Association.
In the Conn, she won thr
singles title. and teamed with
jerry Alcne Of New York to wlh
the mixed doubles
In 1858. as a participant in the
National Tennis Tournament,
ponSorcd By tho Alta. Mrs
Ramsey was awarded a scholar
hip in tennis to Bcthunc-Cook-
man College.
Still in 1859. the rising young
court performer represented
Jamsica at Forest Hills in
tournament sponsored by the
United States Lawn Tennis
Association. She was knocked
out in the second round by
Miss Doris Hart. Again the
following year. Mrs. Ramsey
returned 10 Forest Hi. this
iimo representing Beihune-
Goodman. and again tested de-
feat in The second round.
White in the East for The
Forest Hill, meet another New
York state singles trophy wa.
eGdci 10 tn growing cullcc
non. and team ne with Mrs
Cir M5rrs Of sweden. wor
HE womens doubles crown.
The ip proved 10 be somr
INla i Of a Ramsey assault on
he Eastern Tournament circuit
as the stuicnt-'cnnis playcI
moved on To Philadelphia to win
the singles crown and tcamc,
again with Arlene to win III,
mixed doubles singles anc
mixed double IN the Now Jcr
Soy State meet this time team
ne with Johnny Chandler II
the mixed competition bctor'
coming back to DaNiona Bracl
for the nations.
In the nationals that ycal
Mrs Ramsey was defeated b.
q struggling young tennis playe
who later won fame as Wlmblc
don champion and champion O
all major u. S. tournaments il
1887, Althca Gibson. In Il sam,
meet, however. She teamed viii
former student, Miss NJ
George to win the ladies double
title.
Ms Ramsey met nor "Waicr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

Roberts Peters. 40. of l9'z
uilh.and. suffered a gunSho'
,.nund of the stomach during
dome tic alteration in his nome
Police ssid Peters was shof
~ 77-year-old John Gillian
landlord CT he address. The
officcrs said Peters was en9ssed
in an a tercsiion with his com
mon-Iaw W ie when he was .no''
Eadvmae Lipscomb % OF 81
81 Buchan,n. MS arrested 'as'
eek and charged with uiierinl
and PUBLISHING after she cashcd
i worthless chccN IN ihc amount
If s23.82 in a market at 43f4
Nincwood.
Dorothoy T. Henderson r.
Of $40 Avery, WIS trapped 'asl
week by police in 4 FIVE and
ten cents sore a; 5000 John G..
Lodge. where ne broke IN aites
smashing Z window with q
brick.
Police said when they entered
.he store the youth was hiding
behind the counter with news
boys paper bag filled with a
number Of items.
Carolyn Patrick. 30, Of 2090
West Euclid, lost her purse, a
yellow gold engagement ring
and a yellow gold wedding ring
10 thug who snaiched hcr
purse last week while she MAS
walking ON Glasionc from Wood
row Wilson.
The thug forced Miss Pa'rlcN
mo nearby alley and threaten
cd TO cut her if She screamed
Police said the woman escaped
from further harm by pulling
out her coat and fleeing from
the scene.
The ccat and purse were re-
covered later at the scene.
Ous Young. 81, Of 2Oi78 Monte
Vista suffered a stab wound
of the lower abdomen inflicted
by Ben Smith. 33 Of the same
address. with butcher knife.
Smith told police he s,uHbed
Young af,cr Young Knocked him
down with a piece Ct kitchen
clockcry.
Ethcl Johnson AZ Of PIG VIM
der, collapsed in the toilet OF
her home last week. Rushed
TO Receiving Hospital Mrs john
son was dead on admitiancc
Otis Ildddock. AZ, common-law
husband Of the victim told pol
ice that his mate had not been
i'll.
Columbus Williams. 80. of o.
81 f. Congress was strong arm
ed and robbed Of 50 last week
by two thugs while he was
walking on Hastings near Ben
ton.
Williams said the thugs pull
q hun into an alley and struck
him with a CLUB before they
escaped.
James Edward Jackson, 2l.
~ so Orchestra Pace and Her
bort H. Nj. 81 of 37l2 Long
K How. we're arrcs ed last week
and charged with the Dec. l6
robbery Of bar at 802l Lin
wood. Police said the youths
escaped with Sl,265 at the point
OF a gun.
a man accused of br liking
int po'ccman's hon, was
arrested last week and hcd for
rial under $4,000 bend.
lie IS Challcs Tuttlc no home.
SGT Arthur Damsky of tn
Censor Bureau, sand he heard
8 DETROIT TPIpIlhl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
jamaican / Tennis Star On
Southern University

loo in Althea each time as she
was defeated at New Works
Pelham Country Club (l0-3, 30
n the Scmi-linllS of a game in
which She describes as That's
the day was really up but
teamed with Miss Gibson TO win
the woncn's doubles.
Again it was Althca Gibson
in the Rose Table Tournament
again IN the scml-iinals CSC.
e. -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
A & 7 Debaters
Win Pa. Tourney

PITTSBURGH. PA. A dcbat-
ing team from A & 7 College
in Greensboro. N. c.. copied
iwo-matches and tied another
in which it participated at the
l0.h annual Cross Examination
Tournament held here December
1914 al the University of Pitts
burgh.
The negative team composed
OF Walter Johnson. Greensboro
and Edgar S cer. Kingston
Jamaica. BWI, defeated the o.
). Naval Academy and the Uni
Vorsity Of Richmond. while an
affirmative team of Pearl Gun
bingham. Greensboro and VIII
lam Chapman Grecnvil e. S.
c.. tied with Geneva College.
The a & T team is coached
by Mrs. Zoe Barbee and Csp-
DIN Jchn Mo-ltY. both of the
College faculty.
More than friy colleges and
Universities from 24-sia,cs and
Canada competed in the Discus
on Resolved: That the Re-
luremeni of NJ mbcrship in a
Labor Organization As a Con-
oillon OF Employment Should BE
Abolished"
The two-day competition was
sponsored by the local Pitts
hureh Post Gazette and The
Ciuclblc Stecl Company of Am
erica.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

az once. 4 n 9
gre 1se Wfli
harden imme-
diately go that
II can be picked
up and ciU not
soak into the
floor.
.
To prevent
chilled fingers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

-ueo qlsI sq, pounds 6Uvn,IlA
oy!l SUI 06 10 s5s sql nun sAIlos
AIsnoIo5!A psnunuoo pun 'uB5
90 uoI9nloAsH eql usqM SOL STU
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-HueId 10 eIa!a lsIndod gu, ..'pI1
-qo!d Ioodp 10 susu Hny posed
-dns qua seM ..sIspunsS pIuqo!Y.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
Bv Bonnie Thomas

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY BATON ROl GE, la--from
Rags Riches the tennis courts might appropriately
sum up some of the court exploits of Mrs Ivy CovcrRamsey
whose tennis sks carried her from Junior champion TO
her native Jamaica B w to some OF the largest T. D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

Ills pseudonym was Richard
Saunders and he scored "firsts"
in the L. S. in dozens Of endeav-
ors-frst sensational newspaper
T.. first free library first fire
department :. he founded a uni
vcrsity. analysed why chimneys
smoke. corrected the Declaration
of independence. and probably
saved the Revolution by helping
bring France in on the side OF the
Colonies.
(Ansmer. printed upside dopn,
has as many letters as there are
sQu0rfs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

If you give the hanging rod in
your closet hard coat of paste
wax, then polish it. you'll find that
your hangers will slide more easily
and you'll have less trouble hunt
ing for that dress or coat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04

When grease is spilled on your
floor, place an ice cube on the spot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-01-04
gIsIi!I5!lID

by ROBERT c. PREsLE. President
Ercvcio caedia Britannica
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
DlARI0 Las ANERcAs-pac. II

recibieron informes, cuya veraci.
dad Sc desconoce, de que la Union
Sovietica ha disparado I'm proyec.
til balistico intercontinental.
| Esta noticia coincide con otra de
que los rusos estaban disponiendo.
Sc a clio, pero que todavia no 10
habian hecho.
Los informantes confirmation
que ambas noticias Sc recibieron
aqui por conducto Official, pero pu.
sieron de relieve que ell gob1ernO
no tiene hasta ahora confirmation
de que Sc haya lanzado Ell proyectil.
Aqui Sc habian hecho algunag
conjeturas de que los rusos esta.
ban preparando ell lanzamiento del
tercer satellite artificial de la tie.
IRA, probablemente hasta de una
tonelada de peso.
Segun n version, los prepare
tivos sovieticos "abarcaban una
cuenta larguisims", indicio de que
los rusos estaban trabajando con
I'm proyectil grande y complicado.
Hubo tambien otra version de que
ell proyectil pudo haber sido dispa.
RADIO aver.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
DE WASHINGTON

(Viene de la Pagina ~
viaie y muchos t~riunfos en- su
patria.
PARA NEW YORK
Salio para la ciudad de Nueva
York en- gira de vacaciones ell
distinguish joven nicaragiense
Enrique Fug6n a quien deseamos
muy alegres diss de placer.
NATALICIO
Enviamos ~nuestras felici-
taciones al senior Mario Ber-
tran con motive de estar cele-
brando hoy 2 de febrero SUI
fecha natalicid
DE VACACIONES
Sc encuentra pasando una
temporada de vacaciones en- es
ia capital ell distinguido joven
estudiante de Ingenieria de la
Universidad de Tulane, Jose A.
Lopez. Ell joven Lopez fue OBJ
sequiado con I'm simpatico aga
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
DoMINGo, . DE FERRERo DE- less

sajo por la senorita Rina Ojeda
ell sabado pasado. Lo saluda.
mos deseandole muchos exitos
en- sGs estudios
CUMPLEANOS
Enviamos I'm c%arinoso saludo
al intelligence nino FederiquitO
Sacasa. hijo del doctor Fernan-
do Sacasa y sonora Nena de Sa.
casa, con motive de su fecha ma
talicia ell viernes 81 de enero pa
Sado.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
% MAQUINARIAS 7
MoToRES
30 AVIoNES

GOMAS Y TUBoS
NUEVAS. SoBRANTES. PARA TODoS
LOS AVIONES.
CORNER SUPPLY
620d N. W. % AVE. NE S-ss2s
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
ALCALDE HIGH...
(Viene de la Pasina y

tia una ley que otorga a la Co.
mission Municipal ell derecho de
destituir a cualquier individuo.
empleado del a~yuntamiento, que
refuse contestsr las preguntas
hechas por ell Gran Jurado. Ana
dio ell Alcalde, que confia en- que
Goldman cambiara de parecer
pero que de 10 ~contrario el ira
tara de hacerle %abandonar su
cargo de juez.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
VETERANOS.
(Viene de la PSgina ~

Agrega Ell Sr. Boggs que esos
cuestionarios han sido enviados so.
lamente en- los casos en- que pen
stones son por incapacidad o muer-
tie no relacionadas con Ell servici
vicio.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
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c~onstruido. - 10000
CAT D4 Calibre so" Serie
NO III 24581 con hoja
de empuiar angular ~hidraulica.
Compartments garan-
tiZado -. .....S 6,oOO
TRACTOR CAT d., cali.
bre 50" con hoja de en'
puje angular hidrau'
lica. Perfecto .-...S $3.50
TRAXCAVAToR CAT 9
80. Serie liza 1874. En-
excelente estado 400. $500
ADAMS Modelo SO Mo-
tor Graduador ........S $3.50
LIE ToURNER-ToURNA-
DOZER ............. $500
OLIVER Modelo HG 80,
Serie 42GA582. Buen
tractor ........... -. 500
Modelo FORD 8 N. Trsc-
tor con retroexcavado-
ra Pippin .......... 5 1880
Dos 'Scrapers Motor
"Heel", IL a Is yardas
de capacidad. Cada
uno como esta ...... $500
Caterpillar, Cat y Traxcavators
son marcas registradas de
Caterpillar Tractor
Company Peoria, Illinois.
SHElLEY
Tractor & Equipf. 20.
$3.50 BIRD RD.. MIAMI. FLA.
ts786) 20
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-02
EJERcITo
Wiene de la Primera1

NF4SHO w 10 IIAAUIdI
La partida aprobada aver por la
Comision de Asignaciones del Sc.
nado, dara fondos extra para la de-
fensa en- ell ~ejercicio fiscal que ter
nina ell 80 de JUNO. Entire otras CO.
sas, destiha dinero para una terce-
ra plataforma de lanzamiento del
proyectil intercontinental Atlas.
NADIA Sc SABE EN-
CONCRETE DE PRUEBA RUSA
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1-(UP)
-Algunos elementos del servicio
de inteligencia de Estados Unidos