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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15
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By the Associated Press

Money-wise, the most impor-
tant horse races tomorrow are
the Monmouth Handicap and
Hollywood Gold Cup both
500, 000-plus events. But from
a speed viewpoint, the big news
may come out of Arlington
Park, where the $50, 000-added
Equipoise Mile is to be raced
for the 21St time.
Year after Year. the Equi-
poiSe has produced speedy per-
formances, although none quite
as fast as when Equipoise
himself lowered the world mile
record to 1:342s under 1873
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-07-15
Pirates Recall Witt

PITTSBURGH. July Is (AP)
The Pirates last night an
nounced the recall of Pitcher
George Witt a highlander,
from their Salt Lake City farm
club. Pitcher Paul. Giel was
sent to Salt Lake City on
option.
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Senators Rely on Ramos
To End Mastery by Tribe
TWO 100000 RACES ON CARD
Mile Record Menoced
In Arlington Stakes

pounds at Arlington in 1882.
The record stood until Citation
dashed a 1885 mile at Golden
Gate Fields in 1850. Then, four
years ago, Swaps lowered it to
1885 at Hollywood Park.
A year ago the Brookfield
Farms Intentionally, racing in
the Arch Ward Memorial at Ar
lington. matched Swaps time
under 12l pounds. Now a A.
year-old, Intentionally is back
for the Equipoise Mile with q
weight assignment of 1875.
The black son of Intent has
raced only once this year, easily
winning the six-furlong Tobog-
gan Handicap at Belmont Park.
For 81 starts, the Brookfleld
colt has a record of IL victories,
S seconds and 2 thirds for
earnings Of $487 1887.
Intentionally, who'll be rid
den by Bill Hartack, is expect
ed to draw his chief opposition
from a field that includes Fleet
Nasrllllah d22). Ounce Q2D
Alhambra Q13), Little Tytus
(113) and Olymar (11D.
Calumet Farms eccentric
On-and-On was assigned 1872
pounds for the Equipoise after
winning the Arch Ward Memo
rial in 1:09Ks last Saturday
But Trainer Jimmy Jones de-
cided to pass up the Arlington
race in favor of the mile-and-
a-quarter Monmouth Handicap
lat Monmouth Park. On-and-
On gets in the rich Monmouth
stake with 100 pounds, three
fewer than c. T. Chenery's top
weighted First Landing. If as
many as eight start, the Mon
mouth will gross Sill, 900, with
the winner netting $71,0O0.
(The Monmouth will be
televised nationally by NBC
from $50 to 6 pm, with Ray
Haight of Washington call
ing the race. 1t will be seen
in Washington over WRC-
TV, Channel A.
Howard Keck's Bagdad, top
weighted under 122 pounds,
heads field of eight in the
Hollywood Gold Cup. The IA
mile test carries a guaranteed
gross value of $162,100, with
100000 net to the winner
Willie Shoemaker, seeking his
fourth Gold Cup, victory, will
ride Bagdad. The probable
favorite is Dotted Miss.
Rounding out the Saturday
card are the $50, 000-added
Delaware Oaks at Delaware
Park and the SIS, OO0-added
Sheepshead Bay Handicap on
the grass course at Aqueduct.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Howard Choir
Set For Is
Country Tour

WASHINGTON, d. c. - The
Howard University Choir this
week begins its 80-day tour of
is countries in the West Indies
and Central and South America.
Sixty members of the l30-voicc
Choir will make the State-Depart.
ment sponsored tour.
The Choir will perform three
programs Of music, totaling 46
selections, by North and South
American. as we'll as European.
composers. In ell, SIS concerts are
scheduled = ~
The first concert will be given
Sunday, June 10 in Kingston,
Jamaica. w. |. Other scheduled
countries are Venezuela, June
20-24; Panama, June 1923; Cos
Ia Rica, June 29-July /; Hondur.
as, July 3; Mexico, July SIP; Co
lombia, July 14-l8; Ecuador, July
20-24; Peru, July 1928; Bolivia,
July 29-August 2; Chile, August
81, Argentina, August 8-14; Uru-
quay, August 1919; Paraguay,
August 20-2l; Brazil, August %
80; and Trinidad, September l
and 2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
New Series on WDET

"REHEARSAL' and "MAGA-
ZINE" are two series on WDET.
Wayne State Univcrsity's FIN
station al 1019 me.
Debvfing June 10, "REHEAR-
SAL" will be heard each Satvr-
day al ZOO pm. with Mort Fvrsy
as host. Programs will feature
theatre news, interviews, read
ings and actual rehearsaIs of the
plays being produced in the De-
troit area. Lisenfers will have the
opportunity TO hear the Broad.
way and Hollywood stars who will
be appearing at Norfhlsnd Play.
house, Stafford, Vanguard and
bennington Theatres.
MAGAZINES on Mondays at
$50 pm is hostcd by Allan
Zeltzcr who with his guests will
highlight campus and community
events, Lcontine Kcanc. DR.. Rich
ard Waterman, and Dan Logan
are some of the Wayne State
University staff members who
will be "MAGAZINE' contribu-
tors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Two OF Diggs'
Appointees
Graduate

Congressman Charles c. Diggs,
Jr O-Michigan) announced that
two of his United States Naval
A d my appointees. Thomas
Curtis. of $50 Brainard Street,
Detroit, and George ID. O'Brien,
Jr., formerly of 757 Covington
Drive, Detroit, graduated on
June 8, 1860.
Thomas, a graduate of Cody
High School, will be assigned
to Cruiser home-portcd in
Long Beach, California, after his
commission as an Ensign.
George, son of the late Con-
gresham George ID. O'Brien, Sr.,
graduated from the University
OF Detroit High School. Sub
sequent to his commission as an
Ensign, he will undertake Naval
Aviation training at Pensacola,
Florida.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
COURT NEWS

cash in a locker at the depot.
Miss Williams said during the
debate she excused herself to
80 TO the bathroom She placed
her purse containing S45. a new
hat. lathcr- coat and Easter
cards on the bed. When she re
turned lladley and the stranger
had disappeared with all of her
belongings The loot was valued
al S2l6.
The second man has been iden-
tilted as John Hall, 30. address
unknown. lie is not in police
custody.
Charles Mitchell, Al. of 1924
East Montcalm was arrested last
week in downtown department
store and charged with shop
lifting.
Police said Mitchell stole three
pairs of ladies hose valued at
S2.79.
Donald Morgan, %. of 234 Ash
ford, was arrested last week in
downtown department store anc
charged with simple larceny in
warrant signed by Recorder:
Judge Paul +. Krause.
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
DRIVE SAFELY

tan Detroit Building Fund.
In addition, Mr.. futile served
as an Industrial Ambassador of
TIE Michigan Department of
Economic Development, member
OF the advisory board of the
American Red Cross, Detroit
Chapter; the Businessmen's Ad-
visory Committee of Wayne
State University and finance COM
mittec Of the Boy Scouts Det-
roit Area Council.
The playground which bears
his name is one of Detroit's
most beautiful neighborhood re-
creational areas. II is particu-
larly noted for its huge shade
trees.
AS an expression of appreci-
alton to the community. Michi-
gan Consolidated contributed
Sl,700 for the construction of
a paved mail and landscaping
at the entrance to the park.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
CHURCH CELEBRATE
Both ANNIVERSARY

The 36ih Anniversary of Chapel
llill Baptist Church was recently
cludNcd under the auspices Of
the Great leadership Of Rev Roy
A lllcn along With the Gen
cral Chairman. Mr. Luke Foun
i@in and his various committees
The members rejoice over the
realization of the great progress
Of the church which is now a
beacon light in the community
IN which II stands The mani
hesitation Of the Holy Spirit was
masnliicd on Thursday and Fri.
day evenings when Rev W A.
LaBcauN Of San Antonio Texas
delivered the pre- anniversary
message The general Theme
was The Church's Task in the
World Matt. 513.l6 Sunday
morning an ovcrflowing flock
was present TO worship when
Rev Allen delivered the sermon
AT 800 PM Rev II f Ownc,
and congregation of Pilgrim
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Dedicate New Park

A city playground at Fargo
and Stout Streets in northwest
Detroit will be dedicated at 7
pm. Thursday, June Is, in me.
mory Of Henry futile, president
OF Michigan Consolidated Gas
Company for seven years and
noted civic leader Mr.. futile
died March 20, 1859.
Mayor Louis {. Miriam will
speak at the dedication cere.
monies which will be held AT
new mall in the park.
City officials who will take
part include members of the
Parks and Recreation Commits.
sion, headed by President Vaup.
nan Reid, and Howard Crowcll
general superintendent of the
department of Parks and Re.
creation.
Ralph T. McElvcnny, who sue.
ceeded Mr.. futile as president
Oh Michigan Consolidated, will
respond in behalf of the utility's
officers and employees.
Mrs. Henry futile will unveiI
q bronze memorial plague com.
memorsfins her husbands MANY
outstanding contributions 70 civic
affairs. wv
Inc problem also will include
an invocation by DR.. +. Shurl
Johnson, pastor of Central Meth.
odlst Church; lowering of the
nag by representatives of Bov
scout troops; presentation of
the flag to Roy Stephens of the
Board OF Education, who will
serve as the community's re-.
preventative and a concert by
me Department Of Parks and
recreation Boys Band.
Among his varied community
activities, Mr.. futile served as
chairman of the board of dircc.
tors OF Detroit international
hiverama, ms, member of ,he
executive committee of the To.
morrow Committee and trustee
OF the Institute for Economic
Education. ''
ne was a member Of the board
OF directors of the United Found.
auon' Detroit Board of Com.
merce, Detroit Convention and
tourist Bureau and MetronoIi.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Social g. Church R0Wd-Up

Baptist Church was special guest.
The combined choirS of Chapel
Hill and Pilgrim Baptist Choir
rendered music Others parti-
cipailns in the programs were
Mrs { Simucl, Rev James Lock
wood Charles Jackson, Rev J..
Wade of True Love Baptist,
Ruby English. Willie Mcdonald
Stanley Stattcrficld, w. L. Brown.
Barbara Williams. Charlotte San.
dcrs and Marjorie Edner. The
Anniversary was climaxed with
Il recital featuring Miss Anna
Giles. Soprano, assisted by Leroy
Crawford, Baritone. Marjorie
Handy was the Accompanies,
Mr., James Furce was publicity
chairman for the Anniversary
celebration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Society DOizsgs-

received by this lovely couple
also the old adage, Money does
not grow on trees" had to be
refuted, for there was money
tree" laden with green back Of
all denominations, and just as
much or more was under the
branches in silver dollars.
The couple reIived their happy
married life as they greeted
their many friends in the unique
settings in the home Of the
Scots. which extended from
the inside TO the beautiful roll
ing lawns on the outside, where
the guest fingered long. enjoying
the tasty repsst that had been
prepared for them by sn out
standing Detroit caferist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18

light at the banquet was Mrs.
Bertha l.. Marion, MISS SUN
DAY SCHOOL AND BAPTIST
TRAINING UNION" of the 4lst.
Annual Congress for 1860, which
convened recently at Dexter Ave
nue. Baptist Church. Mrs. Ma
rion, who is Sunday School SUI
perintcndent of Third Baptist
Church. and General Director
CT the Progressive Night Sunday
School will be counted among
many others who will be leaving
the Motor City TO attend the
the National SIS and BTU.
Congress which will convene in
Buffalo, N. Y. June 1923; also
Mrs. Lucy Sloan, Lula Sirls. Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Sanders.
and others. Rev. S. J. Williams
IS Minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
Detroit
SPeDtlite
BY JAMES ALFRED Butter

Leon Rice, who credits Cass
rech for most of his training.
shows some excellent portrait
leads. He does pastel portraits
at night at the Tantrum, a beat.
nix club, and during the day
ne works on election posters.
Senator Hart told LaSalle Col
.cgc graduates THURSDAY the
world will not accept leader
hip from a nation for discrlmi-
nation against the Negro. Speak
ng at the colleges 9th com
ncncement. where he received
IN honorary degree. Hart assert
d mistrcatmcnt Of the Negro
a problem in both North and
South.
The Spartan Young Men Soc
ial Club will present Some
thing cool" at Local 40 Hall
on June "a. from 8 pm. to !
am. Special discounts are be-
ing offered to other social clubs.
Any Interested clubs can con
tact members of the Spartans:
Rassie Gray. George and Leroy
Hay. Leno Dixon, James Cole,
Jerry Napier, Donald Preyer,
Ronald Tillman. Henry Watson,
Lorenzo Weathcrly. RI m ION d
Williams, Gordan Willis and
Sezell Cammons,. Jr.
John II. Burns and Grace
Bryant, presidents of the Michi-
gan State Association of Elks,
are busy with various commit
tees completing plans for the
annual session TO be held in
Flint on June 1919.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18

week by Recorders Judge Paul
+. krauSc He was convicted of
manslaughtcr in the Staying last
Nov p of John Jones, Jr., 1923
Hastings, no relative.
John Jones was stabbed to death
with knife in a fight with Ro-
bert Jones over a girl.
II marked the second time Ro-
bert Jones has been sentenced
TO Jackson for murder.
In 1850 ne received a sentence
Of 5 to IS years when he was
convicted Of mansIaughtcr.
Is
An l8monthod baby boy died
Of poisoning in Children Hospital
last week five hours after adj.
mittance
The victim was Darrell Black.
the son of Mr. and Mrs. James
Black, Of $40 Delaware The pa
rents told police the baby found
bottle Of insccticidc while they
were out of the room and swal-
lowed some Of il before they
could stop him
James W Smith. 80. of 1892
RhonS was arrested last week
and charged with assault and bat
terry on the complaint of his
wife, Mrs Trudy Smith, q, who
accused her husband of assault
ing her with his fists during ar
argument in their home.
Mrs. Smith told police that hC
struck her with his fists anc
Knocked her to the floor. liz
then hit her on the head will
bottle and medicine cabinet
and kicked her while she wa.
down.
Booker T. Collins. Al, of SO!
Tuxedo. was arrested last weel
after he hailed cab and ran VI
a cab bill Of SO 90 without an!
money in his pockets.
George Iladlcy. 27. of 1871,
Twcntyforst. was found guilty o
larceny by conversion last wecI
by Recorders Judge w. McKa,
Skillman He will be sentenced
June %.
The complainant Miss Bctt,
Williams. 10, of 1853 Tennessee
told police that Hadlcy approach
cd her at Woodward and State
April IL, and inquired about tn
address of the Lawyers Building
Miss Williams said while sh
was looking in a phone director
for the address a second maj
joined them. At this point lIadle
offered them both $40 TO az
company him to 2l8 +. Forest
so that he could prove that h
had money and was not a fake.
AT the address Hadley puIle
a roll Of money and stated
amounted to $500. He said h
had arrived here from South c.
, rolina TO get his mother out q
Jail, and had another $1,000 /
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18

! A very interesting program
was rendered by various artists.
Mr.. Zolton A. Ferency was guest
speaker. Mr.. Frederick Yates
gave congratulations.
Rev. and Mrs. A. nj Martin and
their children were warmly ac-
claimed by the many guests.
We, The Detroit Tribune, Con.
graduate You.
The Melvin Thomas Of Fields
Avenue are spending the week
end at Mackinac Island.
Formal Dance:
The Gamma Phi Delta Sorority
gave their Annual Formal Dance
Friday evening at the Sheraton
Cadillac and il was largely at
tended.
Some guests we're the Don Ho-
wards, the William Pstricks, Sr,
the James HvlIs, the William
chancelIors. Dr.. and Mrs. James
Collins, the Ed TerreIls, the
Louis Hsrrisons. the ceorge
Rains, the John Glovers, the
Frank Sfsnfons, the John Moores,
M d a mes Villa Jones, Iner
Flemming, Irene Taylor, Ella Is
on, and so many others.
Dinner Party:
Mrs. Irene Watts Williams OF
Bcllvillc, gave delightful din
ncr party Sunday for her sister
Mrs. Alice Johnson of Atlanta
Ga.
! The guests had much fun in
dvIging in the many socisbIe
James, who were the immediate
family. the George DyIes. the
Leonard Fields. the John Strohs
The James Grimes, the Ernes'
Buffers, the VIM. MitcheIIs, ths
Lewis Hsrrisons, the Robert Ho
wells, Miss Louise Carr, Mes
lanes v. T. Lewis and man,
,fhers.
The Twcnty-fifth Wedding An
adversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
T. White, of Howell, Michigan
was celebrated at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Everitt Scott, Of
335 Occola, of Howell, Michigan
on Sunday, the fifth of June.
Over three hundred people
from Howell, Indiana. Ohio, Bos
ton, and the neighboring town.
IN Michigan. were present.
Many gifts of silver" wcr,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
BY COURT REPORTER

Robert + Smith. Is. Of SCI
East Euclid former Northern
High School student who con
lcSScd the assault and robbery
oi a woman counselor at the
school March Is pleaded guilty
to charges Of assault with intent
to rob before Recorders judge
Joseph a ellis.
Juvenile court waived luris-
dlclion over the youth and sent
HIM to the adult criminal court
Police said the attack occurred
during the daylight school hours
when the youth grabbed the
counselor dragging her into a
vcstibulc after she stopped him
ior qucStionine in hallway He
admitted stealing S25 from the
womans purse after the assault.
Held IN Wayne County Jail un.
der $4,000 bond, Smith will be
sentenced June 20.
Arthur Anderson II. Of 1923
Mt Elliott was sentenced TO 2 ,
to D years IN prison last week by
Recorders Judge John p. OIIara
after the youth was convicted OF
breaking and entering.
Police said Anderson has beer
arrested seventeen times as Z
law vi0lator
g 4
Robert c. Jones. "a. of SIG:
81 Antoine, was sentenced TO ~
to 10 years in Jackson Prison las
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
THIRD BAPTIST CHURCH
CONDUCTS REVIVAL

a week long revival began
Al Third Baptist Church, Sunday.
June 5th with the Rev Lyans
ct Denver, Colo guest minister
The services were climaxed Sun.
day. June 18th with the evening
program and banquet honoring
Eev Lyans. Sharing the spot
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18
BY RUBY {. WILLIAMS
zELL'S FASHIONS HiCHLlGHT
PINK FANTASY TEA

One of the most fabulous at.
fairs of the season attracted a
huge crowd al Central YWCA
last Sunday when the Detroit
Council of Negro Women Spon
scred their Pink Fantasy Tea
Following a brief program, faS
hons by Zell's Fashion Shop
located 1880 Gratlot Avenue
We remodclcd by members OF
the council. all of whom are
amateurs
ZcllS Fashions are designed
to fit all sizes and figures. and
they carry complete line OF
the latest fashions.
The color scheme for the &C.
casion was pink and white, and
each committee member wore
pink Gotten dress.
Models who made three chan
yes were. Professional model
Dorothy Edwards. Amateurs
Marva Williams. Edith Gamble,
Ethel Williams. Helen Ross. Ger
trudc Moore, Hattie Watham
Bertha Bradley. Alva Pullcn.
Cora Keller, Annette Massey
Ollie Brown, Willie Lee Jackson
Elizabeth Morse, Ollie Hughes
Mildred Frazier. and Doris Ball
The Shirt waist dress modelled
by outgoing president Willie l.
Jackson was a Gift TO her from
members of the Council. and
was purchased from ZcllS, who
donated door prizes Other fca-
tmcS included musical lntcrludcS
and a guest Soloist Mrs Ruth
Anderson and Laura Gctcr were
Chairman Of Tea. Dorothy Ed
wards and Ethel Williams Chair
men Of Fashion Review Edit
Gamble was Chairman OF tn,
program. and Emma Fits Queer
Of the affair and Chairman o
liostcsScs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-06-18

Science has demonstrated that good breakfast and
still lose weight Research The of Iowa denon
rated that skipping breakfast eating did not make
the subjects lose weight provided the days
constant Subjects weight reduction program better and
performed better especially the late morning when thew
had an adequate breakfast.
What adequate breakfast weight program?
IL has been established that breakfast provide one
fourth OF the daily caoric allowance
with not less than Is grams protein Here breakfast which
these Is ace on
moderate weight-loss plan
400eaIorie weightHcduction Breakfast
Orange Juice. IA cup
Cereal dry weight. with
Milk, nonfat, cup and teaspoon sugar
Bread. white, enriched slices
Butter. teaspoon