davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
0tro Juicio Para sosu Blunco
Despues de Ape|ur senteneia
Estard Alberto q Prensa y reIevisi6n

LA HABkNA febrero s.
tUPD--"El Pals dice que Fl
del Castro ha ordenado I'm nue.
vo julclo de- ex coronel Jesus
Sosa Blanco, ell criminal de que
IRA numero uno que fue SEN
tencisdo a muerte ell % de enc
70 en- un proceso efectuado en-
Ell Palacio de los deportes de La
Hahana ante miles de personals.
Ell corresponsa' del periodico
que acompana a Castro en- SUI
actual vista a Oriente informa
que Ell nuevo juicio comenzara
a fines de esta semana o prin-
eipios de la pr5xima.
Segun ell despacho, Castro de-
claro que ell proceso estara
alberto a la prensa y la televi-
sion.
Soss' Blanco, que fue Ell pri-
mer batistiano condenado a
muertc en- La Habana, apel6
de la sentencia. aduciendo que
ell ambiente de "coliseo roma
no" existente durante Ell juicio
habia impedido ell jurado dictar
un veredicto justo.
Mientras tanto 81 jefe revo-
lucionario Fidel Castro CONT
nu6 Su serie de discusses y
presentaciones personales en-
nume~csas communicates de
tierras a los campesinos.
Ayudantes de Castro mani
festaron que este probablemen-
te resrese hoy a La Habana pa
ra prestar su Influenza y pres
tigio al Gobierno provisional
en- la solucion de los profile
mas economicos y laborales que
eDcara Ell pals.
FL d:stinguido educator Gu
bano Juan Marinello fue re-
puesto en- ell cargo de Professor
de ldlomas y Literature de la
Escuela Normal de La Habana.
de la caal habia sido separado
por Ell expresidente fugitive
Fulgencio Bstista.
Ademas ell Gobierno intervi-
no cl central azucarero Ando.
IRA basandose en- que fue aduui-
rldo con tres millones de pesos
malversados por los excongresis
tas exllados. Eusebio Mujal v
Gast6n Godoy.
Los luicios por crimenes de
guerra continuan realizandose
en- toda la republica. Dos sol.
dados feron condenados a
muerte y rspidamene ejecuta.
dos, = otros cuatro condena.
dos a penas de carcel, Ell mismo
tribunal absolvi6 al extenien-
te Valerie Dupnyron Silva de
complicidad en- la muerte del
agricultor JESUS Alvarez, de Ia
Palma pero lie retuvo a la espera
DC que Sc lie Juzgue por ell asesi-
nato de un grupo de estudian.
ties de la Universidad de Villa
nueva.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
Confiesu Nye su Participation
en- Plan Para Mdfur q +. Castro
No Fran $40 Mil Sine 500 Mil 10 ofreeido-Intermediari vive en- Miami

LA declara
cion del norteamericano Allan
Robert Nye sobre SUI participa.
cion en- un complot para dar
muerte al doctor Fidel Castro
Ruz, h1er maxine de la Revo-
iucion, tue dada q conocer ano.
che en- una nots Official entire.
gada por Ell Negociado de Prem
sd y Radio de la Jefatura de la
Policfa Nacionai Revoluciona.
ria, consignandose que no eran
$1,000 sine $1O0.0OO,' la can
tidad que recibiria.
En- la nota, suministrada por
ell comandante Efigsnio Almei-
jeiras Delegado, jefe de la Pc.
licla, Sc hace constar que "por
los ofic'ales investigadores del
Bur6 Revolucionario de Inves-
tlgaciones, captain Ramon
MdItlH hoQrlgueZ y HerDerLO
Matamoros' Sc interrog6 al de-
tenido, quien declare que lego
a La Habana procedente de
Chicago su terra natal, con
I'm plan que Sc lie habia pro-
puesto con anteerioridad al de-
rrocan; nto de Batista, por
medlaci6n de I'm cubano conf
dente en- Miami, nombrado
Daniel Vazquez, esposo de la
actriz Guiana Marisol Alba,
quien habia sido acusada por
ell Mcvlmiento 26 de Julio, CO.
mo traidora conectandolo por
telefcno, con Batista, quien 10
puso en- communication con ell
brigadier Carlos Tabernilla
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

del consume norteamericano
fueron asignados en- mayor es-
Gala a la industrial ~nacional.
Gel aumento del consume al
CANADA 125.000 toneladas anus
les de las que Cuba Sc lleva
ba ell SO por ciento. Esto fue
reducido a 26 por ciento.
: FL sittema n-orteamericano
de Quotas de azucar implanta-
do en- los primeros amos del
nuevo trato, sirvieron para tras.
tornar completamente la eco.
nomia de Cuba, transformando-
la de una terra agricola pobre,
en- un pals con una creciente
clase media. dependiente er.
gran parte de un ingreso annual
de 600 millones de d6lares por
concepto de la exportacion de
azucar.
"Muchos otros pafses latinoa-
m~ericanos desearian una opor-
tunidad como la que Cuba ha
tenido. AL frente de ellos esta
actualmente Brasil. Ese pals ha
tenido en- los ultimos amos una
tremenda expansion en- SUI pro-
ducci6n de aztlcar.
Como Ell cafe lie ha traido
tantos dolores de cabeza, Bra.
sill trata de diversificarse y ne
costa d6lares en- forma apre-
miante. La production azucare-
"a de Brasil es de unas $500 900
toneladas, de las cuales LOO.
900 toneladas son consumidas
en- ell pals. No hay lugar para
que Brasil venda 100000 tone
ladas en- ell mercado mundial.
Ell pals podria usar una Quota
norteamericana.
"Peru, Mexico y la Rep1bli
ca Deminicana son otros paise;
donde Sc expande la production
azucarera.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
Nombfado Paro Cargo
~Diplomdtieo el Padre
MadfigaI AIvcrez


LA ~HABANA.-Ante ell mi
nistro de Estado, doctor Rober-
to Agramonte, juro aver su car
60 como Comisionado Cultural
de Cuba en- Europa Ell Padre
Diego Madrigal Alvarez, tenien-
te cu,a de la p%arroquia de la
Carload,
Al acto asistieron tambien
ell suosecretario administrative
doctor Raul Primelles; Ell jefe
de personal de la Cancilleria
y amigos y simpatizantes del
Padre Madrigal.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06
Vista a Ia Acadia de La Hubanu
EspeeiaI Para DIARIo LAS AMERICAS.
Por MonUeI H. Lopez

Como ha sido nuestra cos.
tumbre por muchos amos, apro-
vechan is nuestra Ultima vista
a La Habana, este pasado fin
de semana, para echar un nue.
vo granite de arena q la obra
de aceIcamlento i~nteramerica-
no que no solo nos correspon-
de hacer, sine que tambien ha-
cemos por vocation. En- esta
OCCASION visitamos ell Ayunta.
miento de aquella ciudad CAPT.
tai, con ell fin de conocer per-
sonalmente a los miembros de
la reclen designada Comision
Municipal que rige los destinos
de la misma.
Ahora, por creerlo de actua-
lidad e interes para nuestra CO.
lonia Guiana, paso a relatar
nuesuas impresiones sobre
aquel Gobierno Municipal, Wis
to desde ell plano que nos fue
dable Observable. Demas esta
decir que por haber visitado
aquel lugar numerosas ocasio-
mes, siampre impelido por nues-
-tros deberes para con la MUM
cipalload de Miami hemos lie
-gado a eonocer a buen numero
oe Antiques empleados de aque-
la casa consistorial. Esto uni
Go a nuestras antiguas y bue-
mas relaciones con los redacto-
res de la prensa habanera ALI
destacados, han hecho que nues
ira labor ALI Sc haya siempre
facilitado grandemente, y en-
esta ccasion ocurrio exactamen.
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

fallo Gel Tribunal Superior de
Guerra
FL ex teniente de leiercito
Jose Perez Hernandez fue con
0enado a muerte en- Contra.
maestro, provincial de Oriente,
in director de orquesta de
Holguin, tambien en- la provin.
cia de Oriente, fue condenado
a 30 amos de carcel como CON
tIdente de la policia.
Los !uicioS por crimenes de
guerra Sc reanudaran en- San
.tiago de Cuba, donde un ex.
sargentG del ejercito y dos ex-
p~olicIas seran juzgados por de-
litos nunibles con la pena de
muerte Otros seis, incluso I'm
ex captain del ej6rcito, Sc en-
cuentarn en- igual situaci6n en-
Matanzas.
Otto Meruelo, ex vocero de
television de la dictadura de
Fulgencio Batista, fue traslada-
do a una zelda de la fortaleza
&c La Cabaha, donde Sc lie juz-
CARA. Ell jefe de servicio de in.
teligencia del ejercito revolu-
c1onario Rene de los Santos,
manifesto que Sc acumulan aho-
"a las pruebas que seran pre-
sentadas en- ell juicio contra
Mcruelo.
Mientras tanto, Ell gobierno
revoiuclonario, en- una medida
sin precedente en- la historic
gubernamental Guiana, estable-
ci6 una oficina permanente de
Subs9tretaria de Hacienda en-
Santiago de Cuba, capital de la
provincial de Oriente.
(Pasa a la pag. 81
Diario las Américas., 1959-02-06

Palmero y ell coronel Orlando
Piedra Negueruela".
Sc agrega en- Ell informe rem.
dido al jefe de la Policia Ma.
cions' Revolucionaria, conan.
dante Almeljeiras, por los CT.
tados oficiales que Nye lego
3 La Habana ell dia IL de no.
vienlbre hospedandose en- ell
hotel COMMODORE tras hacer las
gestiones pertinentes para in
gresar en- las filas rebeldes.
Sc registro en- csc hotel, ell
dia l9 de ese mes, con ell NOM
bre de George R. Collins, ne
gandf en- TODD momento SUI
verdadera identidad. Todos sus
gastos en- ese Hotel corrian por
cuenta del brigadier Carlos Ia
hernills y Ell coronel Orlando
Piedra.
II. Ola IL de dlclembre -
sigue diciendo Ell informe-
Nye partio rumbo a Oriente,
en- el avion de las Fuerzas Ae-
reas 231-A y lego a Bayamo
ell ola 20, logrando su ingreso
en- Ell Ejercito Rebelde entire
los dias 81 y 25 del propio mes.
Una vez en- ell eiercito rebelde,
fue lnterceptado por dos SOL
dados rebeldes, quienes 10 de-
sarmaron, ocupandole un ri
file de mirilla telescopica y un
revolver 38, quedando detenido
durantc unos dias, siendo tras-
ladado a la capital. Que ell II
de enero fue sometido a un
(Pasa a la pag. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Phi Beta Kappa
Get 100 More

ANN ARBOR - One hundred
thirty students were initiated
this week into The University OF
Michigan chapter of Phi Beta
Kappa, academic honorary So
ciety.
The 51st annual initiation GER
emony'of Alpha Chapter honored
students who earned high grade
averages. A special faculty com
mittee from the local chapter
based its selections on character
as well as scholarship.
The new members were eho-
sen from the College Of Lit
eratvre, Science and the Arts.
School Of Music, School OF Ed
vestion, and the Horace u.
Rsekhsm School OF Graduate
Studies.
Main speaker at the ceremony
was UNI alumnus Laurence nj.
Gould. president Of both Carleton
College and the United Chapters
of Phi Beta Kappa. He spoke on
"A New Renaissance"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
New Book Lauds
Dixie Indignation

NEW YORK CITY (CNS) For
any mis-informed American per
son who'd like to know the
truth Of the indignation situa-
ton, Doubleday printers have
just published The Southern
Temper by William Peters,
which unveils the problem very
simply - and done in a very
wide scope.
Not confined to one groups
thinking Mr.. Peters covers
the entire problem with unusual
fairness. He makes it a point to
show clearly how the white
southerncrs feels - and then
the Negro Southcrncrs have
their chonce.
Thus, il presents a most bal.
anced picture. He shows the ire
mendous negligence of hiring
competent Negroes in govern
ment positions. He shows how
the FBl has been called in TO
investigate those persons favor
ing indignation; and he shows
how we'll the Negro children in
Icscgregated schools are getting
on, and how friendly they and
their parents have become.
Written by native of the
north who went South to study
the problem, Mr.. Peters book
is not weighed with hate and
years of self-pity. Moreso he is
honest in his approach, giving
credit to both sides, and putting
the blame where it should be-
in the Federal Government and
the administrations which have
allowed segregation TO grow
through the years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

Miss Wilson, also a Wood
row Wilson Fellow, had as
her topic Comparative En-
bryogeny of Gonads in Two
Strains of Turkeys" will
study Botany at the State
University of Iowa; Miss Tay-
lor, Junior, spoke on "Bryo
phytes in the Vicinity of the
Campus of Southern Univer-
sity."
During the business ses-
sions of the biological socie-
ty, Miss Taylor was elected
secretary of the Western
District. Another S ( u d e n {
from Southern, Miss Mae
Katheryn Hill, senior. Dallas,
Texas, also attended the
meeting held at the Univer-
sity of Tennessee. She was
vice-president of the West
ern District for the 1958-59
term. Miss Hill is winner of
a Yale University Fellowship
and will study in the area of
Botany this fall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Knoxville Gets
NSF Grant

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. - Knox
vile College has grant Of SGT,
800 from the National Science
Foundation for a summer pro
gram in science for secondary
school students, DR.. James A.
Colston. Knoxville College prcsi,
dent, announced today. Joseph
NJ Reyes, Department of ChemiS-
try, will direct the eigh-tweek
long program which begins June
Is, 1859.
Last week, Knoxville College
received a $1,000 grant from
the NSF for an eight-month in
service institute for secondary
school teachers of science and
mathematics. That institute be.
gins September %.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
AIT Prof. Gets
Ford Fellowship

GREENSBORO. N. c. - An
AIT College professor has won
in competition, a Ford Fellow
ship TO study this summer at
the University of North Carolina
Sidney w. Evans, assistant pro.
fessor of Economics at the Col
lege received notice this week
that he had won Regional Fac.
ulty Research Seminar Fellow
ship, given by the Ford Founda'
ton.
The notice stated that the
Foundation is awarding ten such
grants to college professors Sc
lcctcd from competitors IN six
different national regions. Evans
is one Of the winners from the
Southeast Region.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
100 High School Youths
40 Communities in n. {.
Annual Youth Days Program

GREENSBORO, N. c. - Near.
ly 100 high school senior girls
and their advisors from some 40
communities in North Carolina,
South Carolina and Virginia
spent the weekend attending the
annual Youth Days program at
Bennett College.
In addition TO classroom and
laboratory visitations, the stv.
dents attended vocational inter.
est group sessions and a num-
Der Of social and reereationaI
activities planned for them, in.
GLIDING a torv of Greensboro.
They also heard an address
by DR.. Benjamin f Mays, presi-
dent of Morchousc College. At.
lanta, Ga, before leaving for
their home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Urge Va. Morchers To
Observe Freedom Duy

RICHMOND-Some 1000 relig-
ious and lay leaders, participants
in the recent PRAYER pilgrimage
here, are being asked to axe part
in the Virginia NAACP State
Conference observance Of Free.
dom Sunday" May II.
Under leadership of the Rev.
Wyatt Walker, these persons
marched in the rain last January
in civil rights protest. Since
May II. 1859, marks the fifth
anniversary of the historic SUI
prcme Court ruling on public
schools. Rev. Walker and his as
sochtes are being asked to aid
the NAACP in two ways.
First, they are being asked TO
solicit memberships and second
ly. they are being asked TO aid
in the Fight for Freedom Fund.
Freedom Sunday" is being
sponsored by the NAACP through
out the country in cooperation
with local church groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
a PRAYER FOR MOTHER
AND FATHER

I thank God for my life; !
thank Him fer His darling son,
Jesus that loves US so dear, that
he gave His life willingly that
we may have life; everlasting
life.
I thank Him for the many
Blessings that He brings r. me
day and night; thank Him for
the Love ~ my Brothers. !
thank God for my children; o
God: I pray for my Children;
God our Father, who Art in
Heaven, help me 10 train my
children in the way that you
would have them 10 go; that
when they grow older. they will
not 90 astrsy; ! desire the Pray
ers cf my Brothers; that ! may
hold out 10 the end OF my life.
When my life journey is over;
! pray that ! may be in Love
with all mankind.
Elder L. S. Mercer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Howard To Hold
Teachers Institute

HAMPTON. Va.-To help IN
service teachers broaden their
knowledge of the subject matter
of science and mathematics
Hampton will offer an institute
for high school and junior high
school teachers during the 1859
60 academic year.
A $4,000 grant from the Ma
tional Science Foundation will
provide free tuition for go teach
crs wishing to enroll in chem
istry, general science, or math'
cmatics courses.
Travel expenses at the rate
of seven cents per mile to a
maximum of so miles will also
be paid by the National Science
Foundation, according to DR.,
Frederick ID. lnge, director OF
the In-service Institute.
Divided into two scmesters,
Oct. 5. l959-Jan. 80, 1860 and
Feb. 6. l96O-May 81, 1860, each
course will offer two hours grad
uate credit per semester max
ing a total Of four semester
hours credit for each course.
Fifteen class meetings will be
held each semester. with classes
meeting for two hours each
Saturday morning from Q to IL
am.
Three members Of the college
faculty. DR.. Victor Fields, pro-
fessor of chemistry; DR.. Edward
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
BeIakonte Stars In Film
Al Adams Theatre Fri.

Harry Bclafontc is one of tho
stars in The World, The Flesh
And The Devil very unusual
film, starting at the Adams Thea
tire, Friday, May 1st
The full length movie has only
three stars in the entire produc-
ton. The other two being Mel
Ferrer and lnger Stevens, por-
traying the only three people
left in the world after an a.
Bomb attack.
The World. The Flesh And
The Devil" was a year in the
filming, and fifty.seven years
reaching the motion picture
screen. Its history dates back to
1902 with the publication Of
novel by Matthew Phipps Shiel
titled, The Purple Cloud.
Shells novel was one Of the
first to concern itself with man 5
growing capacity TO utterl yde-
stroy himself. H. G. WeIs had
explored this theme earlier. in
several short stories. but always
from such a futuristic viewpoint
that the basic story was not one
to require immediate concern.
In contrast, Shiel wrote with
realistic urgency, describing his
events as though they could oc
cur at any given moment. In
making this motion picture, that
moment has been extended to
the present. and under circum-
stances to give il point of i'm
mediacy Shiel himself could new
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
AIT Wins R0TC
Rifle Tourney

GREENSBORO. N. Can AIT
College rifle team took first hon
ors in the Tri-Statc Army ROTC
Rifle Tournament held here at
the college on April Is.
In winning over teams from
South Carolina State College.
Orangeburg and Florida ARM
University of Tallahassee, the
local team scored a total of
1924 points out of possible
l.500. Alonzo Blount, with the
AIT team. was the high scorer
with 278 points.
Florida placed second with
1921 points and South Carolina
scored LII points.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Three Southern u Students
present AT National Meeting

BATON ROUGE, LA. =
Three Southern University
students read professional
papers at national meetings
during the month, it has
been announced by J. B.
Cade, deem of the College.
Dean Cade stated that the
three are Alvin ALBERT, SEN
ior, Lutcher, read a paper at
the Annual Meeting of the
College Language Association
at Florida A & NJ University,
Tallahassee; Miss Bettye
Rave Wilson, Minden and
Miss Florence Taylor, Mon
roe, read papers at the joint
meeting of the Eastern and
Western Districts of the
Southeastern Region of the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

Beta Beta Beta National
Honor Biological Society at
the 10th Annual Meeting of
the Association of Southeast
ern Biologists, University of
Tennessee.
Each of the students has
shown outstanding ability
not only for the areas in
which they are majoring, but
in the larger and more crit
ical field of academic re-
search, stated Dean Cade.
ALBERT, spoke on "The
American Writer and the
End of Man" graduates in
June, has been named a
Woodrow Wilson Fellow and
will study pure English at
the University of Michigan;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

CT have imagined.
What to Shicl was the projec-
ton Ct a theory, is now mat
Ter of everyday concern TO every
man, woman and child on earth.
Today man is truly capable OF
removing himself and every liv-
ing organism from the scheme
of things.
1t is of interest that Shells
absorbing novel first attracted
attention as a potentially grip
ping entertainment thirty-two
years ago. Purchased by major
motion picture company in 1927,
it became the subject matter of
literally a dozen screen plays.
All suffered from common dra-
matte fault At the time there
existed no frame of reference to
make workable the nucleus of
the plot and action-that all
life could be cxtinguished. The
basic premise seemed unbelieva-
BILE.
The story was reluctantly
abandoned. 1t was not, however,
forgotten.
1t is our hope that The World,
The Flesh And The Devel' will
not only fascinate but cause an
audience to examine its inner
most feelings with the know
ledge of what may be at stake
for each individual in particular
and humanity in general.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Church Cites
Six Citizens

Sunday morning at the lo.ao
services at Peoples Community
church, Woodward and pinpree
inc congregation commemorated
,hc birthday of the pastor, tho
hev. Carlyle f. Stewart by sing.
ing Happy Birthday To You" S
Prior to the sermon the Pub.
nc Relations Committee of the
church presented their second
annual Community Service
Awards to six outstanding Der.
sons for their outstanding com.
muni'y work. They we're:
The Rev. Darneau V. Stewart
the assistant pastor, preached a
memorable sermon to an over.
flowing congregation ON "IIow
Is Your Vision?'
AT the 1880 am. services tbe
Rev. James c. Powell SPOKE IN
Seeing God"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
Church Nesl,s
BY JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

A first anniversary program
will be given by the Glory Bap-
list Church Sunday, May 3.
Our Musical Heritage" will be
presented at Mt. Zion Lutheran
Church May 3rd at 4:30 pm.
Ebcnczer AME sponsors third
Mother-Daughter banquet May 8,
At $3.50 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
OBITUARY

Rev. Thomas. assistant pastor
of Morning Star Missionary Bsp-
fist Church. 1894 McDougall,
died Thursday, April 13, 1859
after a long illness.
The funeral will be on Satvr.
day. May z. 1859 with Rev. S.
J. Glover officiating.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

Kollmann, professor of philos.
ophy and science. and SEVERN
r. Bcyma, associate professor of
mathematics, will conduct the
courses.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
CHURCH DIRECTORY
NINTH CHURCH or CHRIST.
scIENTIsT-Is0 Eliot

Sunday school. $50 and HOO
a m. Sunday services. ll:00 am.
wednesday testimonial services
al 800 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
WARREN AVE. BAPTIST

Sunday school, 9:l5 am. Morn
ing worship, 1920 am. B. T. IT,,
600 pm. Evening worship, 7:30
pm.
Rev. w. r. Matthews, Pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH OF
pETRoiT-44l Monroe

Worship service. S. s, 1890,
1879 am. 1880 pm.
Rev. A. A. Banks, Jr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
ERENEzER a. "A. (.

4225 Brvsh-Rev. n. NJ. Robinson
Worship service 1890, 7:30.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02
ST. MATTHEWS SPIRITUAL
cHuRCH-7237 Harper

Sunday school, $3.50 am. De
vine Healing and sermon, ll:l5
am. Hour o Meditation and Can.
dlc-lighting Hour every Friday
night, $3.50 pm.
Rev. a. Cobb, Pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

GREATER ST. PETER AME
zIoN-4400 M. Elliott
Rev. c. M. MetesIfe
Sunday school, $40 am. Morn
ing services, 1l:00 am. Night
service, TOO pm. Pray and Class
meetings, Fridays, 800 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-05-02

MORNING STAR MISSIONARY
BAPTIST CHURCH
3495 McDovgsII
Rev. S. J. Glover. Pastor
-
RUSSELL STREET
BAPTIST CHURCH
800 Russell Street
Rev! Stephen {. Campbell, Pastor
List Your Church by calling
W0. 2-t023 10 gel full details.