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Evening star., 1960-03-13

DGn MsIniek, a vice-president of
the ABC television network, and
his wife, Linda, who is a daughter
of composer Dick Rodgers, are in
the process of acquiring first rate
collection of modern paintings and
distractions.
A few weeks ago, a lady arrived
at the Melnick home to bind new
rug. She gazed intently at the
paintings on the wall, clucked ap-
preciatively, and announced:
'Nice pictures yOH'Ue got here.
Who's the artist in the taHsiIy?''
Speaking Of distractions, little
boy in Arizona was stopped cold
by one at an exhibition of local
talent. Whats hGt7'' he asked
his mother. She explained, ''It's
supposed to be a cowhand and his
horse" The listIe boy cut right
to the heart of the matter. He
asked, "Wel, sOhy ain's is?'
A business tycoon who painted
for diversion got short shrift when
he asked a young lady of his ac-
quaintance to pose for him in the
nude. I'm not a model, I'll have
you know" she said haughtily.
''ThGfs all right" sOOfhed the
tycoon. FFPBs mot Gn GTtist."
coh Fisher, who first envisaged
the possibilities of an alligator
infested swamp now known as
Miami Beach, bought some fine
paintings after his fortune had
been made. Among them was a
canvas by the famous Western
artist, Frederic Remington - one
that the great Will Rogers always
had coveted. Fisher couldn't bear
the thought Of parting with this
Evening star., 1960-03-13
Fun i'm the studio

picture, but he hated to disappoint
his old friend, Rogers. So he had
an artist copy the painting, hung
the two pictures side by side, and
taped over the signatures.
Then he summoned Rogers and
told him, ''The one you choose is
yours with the compliments of the
house." Fortunately, Rogers un-
hesisatingIy chose the copy so
everybody sUas haPPyl
Albert Dome, President of the
Famous Artists Schools in West
port, Conn.,, has received some
prize letters from unpredictable
students. A few excerpts:
.. "I submitted three paintings to
a local show. The members Of the
jury were notoriously tough. One
was hung. 1t was most gratifying"
a. ri enjoyed your advice to for
eign students because | am one Of
your students who is scattered all
over the world"
,. II am coming to visit the
School and plan to spend the day.
/ will bring something to eat -
possibly my wife,"
The lest ssraw. A wealthy dowa-
ger, very apGnt,garde, had her
portrait executed by a new painter
whose technique consisted of splat-
tering great blobs of paint on the
canvas. TITS the best I've ever
done," he announced when he
delivered the finished portrait,
although I'm not entirely satisfied
with how your nose turned out.
why don't you change it?,"
asked the dowager.
"FrGnkIy," admitted she
painter, 81 can's find is.''
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Linens and DOneSIicS

Street Floor, Washington Only
LOO 10 l.ls Wemsutta Hand Towels ----2 fer I 90
3se 49e Womsuo Waheloths assorted potens for 90
Sec !Se Printed Muslin Plo~eaes, assorted pottes 90
sec <S 70 I4S Printed Pereoe Po~eoses assorted poens
4ZH56I2 in. ~----- ,7ee
See 44s Overall Printed Muslin Sheets slx1 o5 in- 2es
See OSS Psreee Sheets fancy printed border 0sx
!ZZI2" size .--------. --------. 500
l's 3se Cotton seeusr Rugs assorted to 1zs
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Girls, Pre-teemS' Wear

4th Floor, Washington; End Floor, Arlington
Originally 25ss2s.ss Winter coots. os size Il only 400
Originally sss Winter Motor coots Sheen oobordne; broken
SIZE ronoe tor girls ZOO
Originally 2ss3.ss sIousss, Sports Shirts, For girls and pre-
teens ies
osnoy s.sss.ss Skirts Preteen sizes; slim or full styles
3ss
1888
osnoly 3.ss4se Skirts Slim full styles; Girls sizes 2ss
osnely sss Swsetsr' os bulky spons cordoons 3ss
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Mems Clothing
Second Floor, Washington Only
l6 Mems $3.50 and $500 AII-WooI Suits

Second Floor, Washington Only
l6 Mems $3.50 and $500 AII-NVooI Suits
Reduced for ceoroncs from regular stock Worsteds only
one -of-o-knd.
Sizes: ReouIors I/35, 1885, 2/4s AA an
Shorts 2/3s A4s2H
Longs 4/3e, VA.
Ex. Longs l/39 VA
PorIys 2/3e l/46.
20 Mems 5000 AII-WooI Suits
Worsteds and Sheond only kind Reduced
for clearance from regular stock.
Sizes: ReeuIors 1/s7 ABB, 1/3e, 3/44. "a 00
Short l/42. uIeIT
Longs 1898, 3/3e, 2/4o 4/44
Mems 1925 All Wool Sport coot mixture size 40 short
sss
Men, l2s5 Al Wool SIsek, Fonne solid coIors;
29 to AZ ----------------- 5e9
Men, 1885 All Wool Sport coo Fancy pottern sizes req
ulors /36, l3o,
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Furniture
Furniture, Fourth Floor, Washington Only

Furniture, Fourth Floor Washington Only
e-1oss Vibrator Ho..oek vny covered frore
z white, turquoise, oronee eoch-- 5s7
4-5ss Soek Stools vn covered bronze tone frome
Eoch -----~--------- -----------2 2s7
bose, black lacquer finish with gold trim, white genuine
1895 Modern coekts TsbIs with troy top gloss covered
nnUsoc inlay; .----- 1897
1885 Donsh Style cote TebIe, solid wonut turned legs
lower storage shelf, floor son'pIe -.----. 1887
Ass Fi~e-cempoment Mehosony Corner Pier csbnet
Mirror back. Floor sompe ---- 1897
I-44s5 Maple KneehoIe Desk drowe Colonial style bronze
hordwore floor sonnpIe 1897
I-4se5 Round Lomp Tobe cherry finish Itoion Provincial
stNe; floor sompIe 1897
l-l4s5 som.onite Bridge Table, ebony orne
upholstery top. As IS 6T
1855 ceseo Bridge cheis ebony fron white and grey vn
upholstered toch- SAT
1885 Scoop choi supported plastic green
Walnut legs ----..- l247
1885 ReeIner choir adjustable foot rest green
toIIc upholstery with motchine plastic trim 3297
l-l3ss5 King Reene' Choir, shaped back rest loooo
nyon freze beige light brown plastic trim, oS97
2-l69oo Sefos, cushions coil spring boses
upholstery. Lowson, Provincial STYLE floor sorpIes. Eoch
1887
i-lse e5 Rowe 3Pe Seone soo brown tweed obrc cover
toon cushions ond oil other Rowe features; 1897
l-6so5 chonne Beck Lounge Choir Foo reversible cushion
coil spring bose Natural eoored upholstery SoIed floor sonp
44.s7
1855 Storage Chest dowers black Iocquer finish is
1897
1885 KnsSize Lounge Choir reversible toom rubber cush
ion modern oeht skrted bottom coil spring bose gold
upholstery; S9.97
Evening star., 1960-02-25
House Furnishings
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor, Washington Only,
10 Rec 6.sS Unfinished Heodbeords rds------------i99
10 Reg 4ss Silver Chest for service for 6--------sse
a Reg 2ss MueoLor AI-WooI Mops tdust) -------lss
se-Res l4s Wooden Indoor Folding Dryers sse
u Reg ss Be Shampoo Mcster with enough shompoo for
a oxI3 ruq - -.-- .---.------ - 6eS
Is cempores Tss MetSI Adjustable Ironing TsbIes 4
u Rec 3,es AI-MetoI Shevns, 42x26xlO ----- 13s
10 Reg. 1898 Stainless Steel Fotwes 5oPe. Sets hollow
honde service for 1893
Res l4ss coseo Room Dvder' discontinued color blond
finish -SSS
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Dresser Sets and Matching Troys
30ee '"s .:,,".. %.''
SAMPLES-Spring Dresses

Advonce styles in dressy type dresses for
lucky women who wear sizes ID or l4h W0 MM
includes silk shontun9s linens, Ioces; pos HOsWV
tells or dark coIors.
Better Dresses, Second Floor, Both Stores
Lucky buy for those who wear size I2-l4
greet assortment Of spring dresses thot a m
cover ol-occoson ~eor. Many styles and ~eW~
toorcs; prints or pIon coIor.
Budget Dress Shop. Second Floor, Both Stores
Evening star., 1960-02-25
req. 1898 to 24.98
TABLE LAMPS
Va price
$40 to l2.49

Choose from modern and traditional styles ell beautifully
designed. Complete with appropriate shodes Wonderful
for giving your home just the light it needs-or they roks
excellent gifts.
Third Floor, Washington; Lower Level, Arlington
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Observation-Disclosures
Mattresses, Box Springs, Etc.
Third Floor, Washington Only

Third Floor Washington Only
l-s4so Simmons Mattress, heovy grey and charcoal striped
1850 Sesy Posturspedie" Box Spring. twin size 1915
1850 Simmons Beck Guord Mettress, firm size
1885
$3.50 Serta Smooth Top Mottress, twin 1899
$3.50 Simmons Golden Rest Msttsss, floor sopIe
size 27.77
I-3sss Sets MsHsss fancy striped ticking twin size
2z.ss
iszso Serts Box Spring, blue and grey striped ticking soed
l-44so Ensondsr Posture cOntrO Mstre,s, exro rm,
1885 Ssre Box Spring. striped ticking twin size 1899
$3.50 Simmons Box Spring. toncy grey striped ticking
l4sso Mot.re., Hotel speeo" s-oz woven ton striped
ticking twin size .------- 1888
$3.50 sers "ortho- -eu,hOn Msttrss., extro firm twin
---- - "a A
i47s
$3.50 Serts Mu-coI Mattre individually cloth wropped
coils twin size $3.50
$3.50 Box Spring. fancy blue neoIIc striped
.ckno TWIN SIZE --------- ------------ 3D.
z-44So Simmons Mattresses, floor sorpes double size Eoch
1858
1898 Sets Metress, floor sompe double size 1899
l-los.5o EnsendeT Foam Letex Mcess SPRING to
notch floor sompe twin size Set -- $3.50
l-lS5o Ensonder Foom Latex Mattress Spring TO
notch extro firm floor sample twin size Set $3.50
-425o Bunkie Combination Spns for bunk
bed, floor sompe .--------- 2l2S
l-Z79o0 Simmons Sos, reversible oex cushions
charcoal upholstery. floor sompIe ITS. 90
1880 Simmons SlsepSofs, upholstery, floor sompIe,
5000
$3.50 Sofe Sleeper with removable bock persinon postc
opnolstery floor sonple, os is 1880
1850 ssrto Hollywood Bed Outfit 80" wide floor sompe
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Luggage

Lower Level, Arlington
Reg. sss Ladies' Stsnd-Up Hons Boss brown blue,
7.47"
Res iess-zs" PuImsn, grey vnyI covering plotted
Reg sss Men, Co, sek green pIoid with tan Plastic ti
7.47"
kss IZsS-Zl Weekenders charcoal grey, soft side peon,
celonese lining. eoch 547a
'-kes I@.S9-Z4 PuHmen, charcoal grey, nickel plotted
hordwore. os IS .-~--.---.-. 6.s7"
kes' 1873 Ioin CeSs, Viny covering nickel
nord"ore. os is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ----447"
Kes IoSo-ie oVerne grey why covering nickel ploted
Reg l4.ss-24" Pumsn, nck.I-poted hordwore Grew,
blue. Eoch .------. -----I17 81"
Reg l6ss-2e" PuInnen vnyl pose cover nickepiot.d
hordwore; grey, blue Eoch e47"
Res iss5-2s" PuHmon, grey VinN pIosc cover nickel.
pIoted hardware 1852
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Stationery
Street Floor, Both Stores
HANAN SHOES FOR MEN
Orig. 1899 to z6.es
1899

Discontinued styles reduced from regular stock Black
and brown Styles for Dress street. business Broken sizes
8 to II.
Fourth Floor, Washington; Street Floor, Arlington
Evening star., 1960-02-25
ChiM0lUHre

ChiMGlUGre
Third Floor Washington; Street Floor. Arlington
10 ois 24s Milk Gloss Revolving Sussns
u Orig 2.ss-S-Pe coorsd Gloss Snack Sets. Set--lsS
Orig Sss Lsss-Si1s Lszy Susens, with assorted color
proof dishes ----- -----.. S.sS
Orig 4ss Imported coIored GIoss Chip end Dip Sets 2ss
SiICerICUre
Street Floor, Washington Only
200 Pcs. Silver-PIoted TobIe Ware
Reg. 100 and ZOO
By Community and 947 Rogers Forks. soIod A0$ 81.
forks, soup spoons teaspoons opd ice teaspoons.
~ Reg 275 2-Pe Boby Sverpoed s47 Rogers Reme
Stationery
Street Floor Both Stores
20 Boxes Princess Steoner 4s Sheets 36 envelopes white ond
poseS Reg. 69c box tor oSe
IS Reg 800 500 Guest and Treve Books, slightly donood
mfr sonpes 90 TO ESQ
400 Personal Steel Files, to index 800
400 Aen Bond Boxes .-------------- 800
ITS sheets. Reg. 80 - ---------- tor l.3s
Matching HsmmerHlI Envelopes, 100 to box Reg. 80,
for i.3s
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Foundations
Handbags, JetUeIry
Second Floor. Washington Only
Street Floor, Washington Only

Street Floor, Woshineton Only
59S7ss hondbes Collection Fabric and snuoed calf pos-
ticl; black and coIors. Many l-ot-o-kind .3 3esa
1873 Colfskn Bags. Block and coIors many ore
5ss%
Mems 7.5o BiHfoIds. Famous brand 2es"
IS 800 corde Black Clutch Bess 80"
lo9S-l5oo Lsether Hondboss Majority black $50"
ZOO 800 Costume JeweI Fomous nome necklaces broce-
lets, earrings ond pins Many -of-o-knd see"
100 Costume Jewey Many styles ond coIos fer LOO"
Zoo 800 Compact and Cigarette coses Sold meo with
decorative tops. Some be motched in l.So
Plus
Evening star., 1960-02-25

whole collection Of notchmotes wonderful white with
black pin Stripe of socore ArneS/royon blend Sizes s6
~ 90 jacket now ---7.ee 500 socks now ----s66
!, eo .,...I IL. . ,S< 7.99 top, 533
''''| P'eo'eo sN'' 0 ''0O 7.oo blouse, ----S33
8.ee slim skirt now 5.66 $50 shorts, ----466
Originally 5ss-7.es Soeks Wool Docron /woo/nyon;
pIods and plain coo misses sizes olo---------- 3ss
Bulky Orion cerdssn comparable to 7ee1oee voue Co..
lored V-necked styles White, black, red, navy; S.
end L in oroup -----------5 5s9
sporswsor Second Floor Washington; Street Floor Arlington
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Misses 2.ee, 3.ee BIouses

Oressy and tailored Styles tuck-n overbouss q AA
types. Doeron, nylon cotton; white, poses or A0Y1
prints Sizes 52-3s in group
Evening star., 1960-02-25
Misses Budget SpOrtStrear

O0O" DNWyCL SpOFLStCCUT
Below Street Floor Washington ONLY
Originally ssssss Sposwesr Collection Wool jockets skirts,
vests soGks Plods and plain ecIors group of-o-
kno broken onoe OF sizes for misses Eoch 2ee 70 SSs
Originally lss Wool Wig Cops. Looped wool knit; one size
fits oil; white, royal Or beiqe-. II 0o
LOO Washington Souvenir See Silk with print on red Green
brown or blue grounds; large Tor 90
below Budget Sportsweor, Street Floor Both Stores
Misses 2.ee, 3.ee BIouses
Oressy and toilored styles tuck-in overbouse AA
types Docon, nyon cotton; white, poes or ley
prints. Sizes 52-3s in group
Foundations
Second Floor, Washington Only
SO orsneIy sss to 1850 GirdIe, Variety Of styles and
fobics Broken .----- 6ee
100 Originally 7oo-soo Bros, White cotton; sizes 52A-42c,
I.Ss
IS o,isinoy soo7ss Junior Grde, and Ponty eidIes.
IS orsinaIE soosSs Junior Puon Combination. Broken
40 orsinoy sss-Is.oo eor.eIette. Voer Of styles; white.
Evening star., 1960-02-25

WOmen'S Umbrellas,
RUinCOntS
Below Street Floor, Washington Only
s. Umbrelo- -Raineeat Sets. Broken size noe--1ss
II Originally 3ss45o Reneoo Loroe or sizes
Lao
Below Street Floor Both Stores
Women's 3.e9, 4.e9 UmbreIIos
Imported and domestic ocetote royon covers in n Mw
ploids, prints plain eoors nony have imported &sYA
hondIes
MEMS 500 sELF-oPEhER UMBRELLAS ,ss
Below Street Floor Both Stores
Women's GIoves-oris. 81, So
Ooubewoven fobrc; novelty toilored styles q AA
Soi'ed from dspoy and hondino. White, black nsVO
brown sizes Ct v in the group.
Evening star., 1960-09-18

FIere is good bread bread homemade, inescapably
honest There is nothing in the world quite so good
as bread Bread is elemental. Bread is celestial
Wherever ! travel, at home abroad, if | find
good bread the recipe is added to my bread colec-
ton. Here three recipes for you to enjoy. Old,
old recipes, but being published now for the first
time.
Visiting friend Velma Carson in Morganville,
Kans., we went calling on her neighbOr, Mrs. Emma
Weiss Lumsden. Emma served this coffee bread
warm from the oven. The recipe is hand-down
from her farm mother, Lena Esely Weiss who baked
this coffee loaf for over so years. | asked for the
recipe but it, just in my head, Emma explained
She was patient and wrote the directions step by
step she told me.
was in Door County, Wis, for the Peninsula
Music Festival one August when | was told about
Mrs. Emma Borgs old-fashioned loaf Mrs. Borg
was born Emma Peterson, in Ephraim, Wis, her
mother was from Sweden. Emma married Swedish
lad newly come from the old country, and for the
most part she set a Swedish table. Today she lives
with her daughter, Mrs. Hollis Wilson, in Chicago.
The family have summer place on the Peninsula.
Mrs. Borg's father farmer there and carried
his home grown wheat to the local mill for grinding
into -four. Her mother made this bread and Emma
made it too when she started housekeeping.
The Yankee Fried Bread is a specially served in
the Indian Room of the Overlook Hotel, Nantucket,
Mass. have the recipe from the files of Mrs. John
Brown of the same city. When you want to do the
different for Sunday morning meal, try this old
time New England breakfast bread.
Emmo LUmsdens Coffee Bread
1s cup seedIess rGiGns
15 cup UdteT
package or cake yeast dry compressed
teaspoon sugar
u cup Carn not hot tOater (uketOdrm for cOmpreSsed)
"a cup sugar
tablespoons shortening
teaspoon salt
cup minus tablespoons scdLded milk
3A cups sjted four about
n cup COnfectiOnerS sugar
tablespoon light cream
tablespoons graduated sugar
tablespoon cinnamon
Simmer raisins in the 4 cup water for minutes.
Drain cool Dissolve yeast and the teaspoon sugar
in the u cup water. Combine the "a cup sugar,
shortening and salt Add scalded milk; stir until
shortening is melted. Cool to lukewarm. Add rasins
and dissolved yeast mix we'll Add flour gradually,
beating after each addition, to make soft dough.
Knead on Toured surface until smooth. Place in
Evening star., 1960-09-18

creased bowl. Cover. Let rise in warm place until
double in bulk, about hour Roll half of dough on
Toured surface into round n inches thick. Repeat
with remaining dough. Place round on the other;
roll together lightly into round n inches thick.
Place on creased baking sheet. Let rise in warm
place until double in bulk, about hour. Combine
confectioners' sugar and cream spread over dough.
Combine granulated sugar and cinnamon; sprinkle
evenly over top. Bake at 35O'F. for As to SIS min
utes. Serve warm. Yield: large coffee loaf
Mrs. Bors's Whole WheOt Bread
2packqges or cakes yeast, dry compressed
teaspoon sugar
n cup uqrur not hot ,Cater uke,oqrm for oOmPressed
2S cup shortening
pound dark brOun sugar
3k teaspoons salt
quart milk, SoaLded
4 cups whOIe uheGt -four
9 cups afted uhite -four about
Melted shortening
Dissolve yeast and the l teaspoon sugar in water.
Combine the q cup shortening, brown sugar and
salt Add scalded milk; stir until shortening is
Evening star., 1960-09-18
kldori

until shortening is melted. Cool to lukewarm. Dis
solve yeast in remaining 1s cup water; stir into
shortening mixture. Add cups of the -four; beat
until smooth. Mix in enough of remaining -four to
make soft dough, Turn onto lightly Toured sur
face. Knead until smooth. Place in creased bowl,
turning once to bring creased side up. Cover. Let
rise in place until light, overnight at least
hours. Roll dough lightly Toured surface to
A-inch thickness. Cut out rounds with Toured
212-inch cutter. Fry in deep hot fat (385'F) until
brown, turning once Drain. Yield: about II dozen
rounds. - The End
Evening star., 1960-09-18
This Week Food Editor

melted. Place whole wheat -four in large bowl Add
milk mixture; beat until smooth. Add dissolved
yeast; blend. Add white -four, cup at time, beat
ing thoroughly after each addition until dough is
formed. Knead Toured surface until smooth.
Place in creased BOWL brush with melted shorten
ing. Cover. Let rise in warm place until double in
bulk, about l u hours Shape dough into loaves.
Place in four creased 8A by 4A-inch loaf pans.
Brush with melted shortening. Let rise in warm
place until double in bulk, about Is minutes. Bake
at 35OoF for As to SIS minutes or until oaves test
done. Yield: oaves.
Evening star., 1960-09-18
New England Fried Breed Rounds

New England Fried Bread Rounds
81 cup sugar
3 tablespoons salt
rs teaspoon baking soda
u cup shortening
2cuPs 'Odter
large can (l4R Ounoes) eUGPOrated milk
package cake yeast dry compressed
b cup roarur, hot, Aketoarm for comPrcsse)
01s to 10 cups afted -four
Deep hot fat for frying
Combine sugar, salt, soda and shortening in large
mixing bowl. Add the cups water to evaporated
milk; scald. Add to sugarshortening mixture; stir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-20
New Students
DeadIine At Lit
Is August q

New students must apply by
August % to be eligible for adj
mission to the Lawrence Institute
Of Technology this Fall, officials
announced.
Registrar Genevicve Do0ley said
that because Of the large mum
Der OF applications to process.
the earlier deadline is required
this year She explained that hlgn
school records must be produced
before September classes begin
She said that a record number
Of 5000 students are expecteo
this Fall.
Day classes in engineering ana
industrial management will begin
September n with registration
scheduled for September ! ana
2. Bachelor Of Science degrees
are offered for each curriculum
Registration for evening elssse;
In engineering and the Technics
Institute Is set for September
through 3 with classes bes'nn,ns
September II and ~. Bachelor
Of Science degrees are offefe'
upon completion Of The svenms
college engineering program arg
Associate In Engineering desresi
In the Technical institute d's''
ion. \
The LIT. campus is at Norm
western Highway and West len
Mile Road. Counselors are AVA"
able at all hours or by spec'A'
appointment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-20
Detroit Spotlight

al, stand uu 70 court lcsl have
zen answered ~ City Attorney
'olin , NcRsr. who cites a 1859
state act sllowlns local regulation.
The Annual Dulls Parade viii
y held SUNDAY Az 2i al the
lctrupolilsn Bariis, Church. iith
men4 Vista. 81 : pm sponsored
ythc n,afruns Mrs Ruth Brown.
resident. Mrs Lula Evans, As
istant AMI Rev. Charles ". Butler
sSiOr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-20
BY MARY BELLE RHODES

DR.. j. II. Mattock and Mrs.
Reaba Jackson were honored
Sunday morning at the Surf Club,
by The Birthday Club with
delicious breakfast luncheon on
their birthday There was so
much OF so many kinds of foods
II pariake of for this lovely
occasion. The members of the
club lent much freshness TO the
morning as the sun came out
again with its beauty on the
Lake ST Clair.
Some folks present were; Or.
J. n. Msffox. Mrs. Resbs Jackson.
the John conwsys. Or. Richard
MeChee, Mesdsmes Audrey Mat.
took and Tsnis. IsoIs Graham.
Dora Wilcox, the Charles Book.
ers. Carolyn Johnson, EvIs John
son, Hattie Jones Of Atlanta. the
Robert HowelIs and Asa Canada.
also others.
g
-. " 49, U.-<I~-.fI. =.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-08-20
500 Protest At
Dallas Youth Rally

DALLAS More than 600
NAACP youth attended an anti.
segregation rally in l04-desrec
heat here last weekend
Thy protest segregated eating
facilities in places Of public &C
commodation throughout the city
hey speaker was NAACP Youth
Secretary Herbert l. Wright
Mr.. Wright told the youth
We are winning he battle Of
the sit-ins' and called for full
mobilization of the Negro com.
munity for a selcctivc buying
campaign