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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-09-03
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SIS Of1fIof
STATE or Nll Hl0A>
IN TIE CIRCUIT fok III SvSN''
RonFRT PERCkll. Bill.. rlsint.t'
vs. SHIRLEY LENA JONES h'l'- ~
fcndant. -, A,
he Csty-C ounts Bids Tor the Nlc =.
De,rc,t. WAYNE County, NiSnieAn ="
~ IA, of JUS, le1v'
oRprR FOR PuBlcATioN AND
APPEARANCE
PRESENT. fiNOkAhLk GAIL
NFl1 ENAN. CIRCUIT JUDGE
A appeaf.ng b> affidavit or tne
In th,> Gauss that tbs dcfeDdah.
sh rio, Lena JonCs Hill resides CIT
ade OF the state OF Michigan, 70
wt, ST. Evergreen Avepue brooA's n
4, IS HEREBY ORDERED that aid
defendant enter her appearance ~
m. cause on OF before tcree ~
month from the date OF TINS oiNet y,
Jr plA.alifs Bill OF Complaint az
Dc taken as comic sscd b. tne- ueien"
ans 49,
cop, ~ this ordtr SHAH Dc petSoi.~A1f
:. nod upon slld defendant Al les.
tw.ni, 10 DAYS btlOrc the lireseri0eo
1.rle for als Appearance. OF taAt tnls
circulated IA sd coAnt> onle eAeh
order o. published ~ the De1te.
If.oune, new sp@ftr rr.niSo anu
week fur S4N ,bl consecutive weeks
beforl the date for appearance anu
cop, oi guis Oiucr o. nAiaeo 10
sa.d defendant al M last known post
OFFICE address b, REGISTERED mali Win
a return receipt demanded therefore,
Al least twenty DAYS before The date
Tor said appearance.
CARL " WElDEMA>
CIRCUIT JUDGE
20-9-2i-e0
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Ne eoi--iex
Attorney leeron Simmons
Sas Grafloi

SAFE or MICHIGAN
u TIA CIRCUIT FOR THf COUNTY
% NANNE ~ CHaNCERl
fL)>>I1 Z AfLEt JOHNSON PLAIN.
Nit - HARRY JOHNSON. Defendant
80 >csS-cn Of sad Court held In
ine Ciit.t cun.s Bids FOR tho CTS
2. De'roit. WAYNE County Michigan
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For all the greatness OF His
love and mercy 10 US. God re-
ouires 50 little OF us-and yet
some OF US find that little so
difficult We find it so hard.
even while doing justly, 10 be
uerciful to those less fortu-
nate. 10 he humble in our
nrogd self-asSnrance
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Atty. Alien Bibb
INA 1roaoMsv

lJJo CfQd0Wef
STATE or MICHIGAN IN the CIR
CUT COURT for the COUNTY or
WAYNE IN tHANCERY.
+ FREDDIE MARSHAL Plaintiff vs..
JE>NETTA MARSHALL. Defendant.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
No. Ss5-e3S
AT session of said Court held al
the City Corn,, Building, Cts of
Detroit County OF WAYNE, State OF
Michigan on Juls 7ih 4 u. 1880.
PRESENT HONORABLE WADE H.
McCREE JR. Circuit Judge.
II appearing that the Defendants
whereabouts can not be asccrtslncd
after diliigcnt search and inquiry;
that 3, cannot be determined IN what
State or County the Defendant nov
dress was 1915 Bclvidere, Detroit,
Michigan.
On Motion OF Allen Bib, attorney
for Plaintiff,
1T Is ORDERED that the Defendant
Jennctta Marshall. enter her Appear
ance either IN person or By attorney.
within three 81 months from the
date hereof. or the Bill Of Complaint
will be taken a. confessed against her.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED that a
true copy OF this Order be sent 10
the last known address Of the Defend
ant. Jenneita Marshall. al 1865 Bel
-dere, Detroit. Michigan. and If not
received perscnall, BY sad Defendant
AZ least twenty 20, days before the
time prescribed for appearance. that
THIS order BE- published. as required
By Law.
WADE II NcCREE JR.
Circuit Judge
EDGAR NJ BRA>ICIN. Clerk
D. II l.. Schuman, Deputy Clerk
SO .1i.6n
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LEGAL NOTICES

STATE or MICHIGAN H. ~ ~.
CUT COUNT for the tO.Nl, ~
MAJ NIX IN CHA>rERN. ~
No. sss.4i4
ORDER FOR APPEARANCE
CIEOpHAS N SMITH planl,,l
MARI ErhEi SMITH Dcfcnd.n,
Al a session ol aid coIr. held Il, Al
City-Count, Du.sdinA. IA m. IA. ~
ID iron <olnt ol NAME ans 49,.
OF Michigan, on inc lind lis u Sa's
4 l. i9rc.
rREsaSr; HONORABLE >eA,
FIfZCE.s.sL t.rga.. judy
II appeai from Ia "a ath.5 IA
flday't ma c dt ftn12nl daf, t...I
smith Is z. s.c<nt Of ~, M,
Dat that s.c-s a. In OH, \;
fsrisborc a state o. Oklanon,,
IA II o. srRhD tnai tax dr. a,.n,
cnts d.. pear AncS a. "a talte IN
of before lire, 49, mon j. ilrs ill.,
- u aa tonf. seed
n ~ FORTnr.a ORDERED fh
rae copy vi tbs ordtr o. san ~
~ est, r. a mai 10 sud d.isnf.. I,
4 ID. 1, Lcx 10. kaflsbofo. O.'ana'
NO. hsl l,sI NnOan addres. ana !,
40. ictt.scd pVrsonaAy by SA,s AZ
it1d~nt a. least t~tn.y 20 ua. ~.
pore the tnse prescribed Tor a.n.,r.
ance, th.t ifis order BE- lubusI.,l \.
f-G~.r~d ~ law.
NAL FITZGERALD
,,,,- ~o,v Iircu.t JAase
rDGAR "a. o.L>NiGIN. CLERK
by y. " Muras, Dcpat, ,4clk
--.- .g.a44l
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Attx. ;. J sasasn
1kr7 r D,stscn

iS-7 e. Dawson
STATE or MICHIGAN N The CIR
Gun COURT TOR tbs COUNTY Or
A.Al>t il CfIt>CERl.
BARBARA BILL, Plaintiff ~. NOk
NAN BILL, Defendant.
No. S9s1SS
ORDER FOR DEFENDANTS
APPEARANCE
st 4 session OF aid OoUrt held at
The Git, 4 our;s Buliclns al The City
OF Detroit. IN the 1our,S q WAYNE
and Stale OF Michigan, on this 18th
H., OF JUN \ ID. 1850
PRESENT HON MADE II. Mct RE
JR C.rea.t Judge
/; appearing from Affidavit attached
hereto and filed herewith that sum
mons issued n TINS cause was return.
"a uns< r>td b> reason that the de
Il ndant mas absertcc himself and
cOnilr0cd assent from has place OF
rSs.dtnec. such THAI he cannot be
,csNed with proves personally issued
out OF ,hi. Couri,
On MOTION or ; FLANAGAN,
attornrs for the Plaintiff.
III il ORDERED that the said De
fcadan. appear before this Court and
ansAer tie Bill OF Complaint filed
Aerc.n within Three 81 Months from
date hereof, OF the said Bill Of Com
plant mas be taken ~ Contes>eo;
II l. FURTHER ORDERED that q
cops % TINS Ordcf shall be published
according to lsW and like cop,
shall % sent TO the said Defendant at
his last knoAn address oy registered
mail.
WADE II NcCREE JR
Presiding Judge
\ TRUE COPY
ED iR Vi HR.\NlGl<. Clerk
Is al L SNAlman, Deputy Clerk
1913. y 60
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SOLID S7lcK SyiLDiNc STORE
Two fats above Escn : rooms
Eyid on reors
HOTEL REAScNA5LE
sles.3o w jefferson
GALL IN. @-cT13 NJ Heris
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Atty. Al'en Blob
1908 Broadway
STATE or saiJ iflGAN
n The CIRCUIT FOR THE COUNTY
% WAYNE ~ Cn '.NCERf
MtRl PRlIIT. Plaintiff ~ THO.
DOl.E PsJITI. JR Defendant
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ session OF said court held Al,
me CTS County Buil ing. CIV -,
Detroit. county Of Wayne. state a.
'i,en,s~n on IN DAY Of July AID 1850
fht-SENI HONORABLE MADE n
h.S hr-E Jh, Circuit Judge
a. Appearing that the Defendant 4.
80. resident Of the State OF Nich,
-aH, from inquiries made Of Defend
ant relatives and friends 49, -, -
>-aes 10 the State OF Alsb.ms
II Il ORDERED that the Dcf~,a,.,
en'tr ms appearance in this cause n,
Or before three 3 months from, ~,
oMpialn' VIII be taken as confessed
ua'e Of this Order or sid n,it -
~'Ll!'4rint viii - --nen a. ,-on,nass..a
~ - FURTHER ORDERED tnat
copy OF TINS Order be sen, ~ -,
sisiered mail 20 said d. meant me-
oofe fruif. jr. al 1910 Avenue \
Ensies birmingham. Aiabans M.
present address, and n not reee,,'.d
personally b. said Defendant ~ iesS,
twenty 20 days before The 49,.
described for appearance tia, 49,.
cIuef D. published. a. required IN
WADE u McCREE JR
r,,,., ,.,,,,.. Circuit judge
lDSNR u. BRANIGiN. Clerk
~ a. l. Sehlman. Dcpui, Clcrk
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~ g A1-Ul3
STATE o fMICHlCAN m M, OK
~ COURT for the COMM uF
NJ ~ CHANCERA.
cthALDlNE EDW ARDS Plain 81 "
'.NrOLrON EDW ARDS. JR Descend
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What doth the Lord require
Of thee but To do justly. and
TO love mercy. and TO walk
humbly with thy God?
Micah e.Sl
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Afsy. Jesse G. Williams
I106 broadway. Suite 1O.. 1o1

STAFF Or MICHIGAN IN tM CIR.
CUT COURT for the COUNTY OF
WAYNE IN ChANCkRs
Evening star., 1960-06-02

followed public hearings May
18 and "a on the Columbia
Plaza proposal. The issue was
whether the Federal Govern
ment should help develop the
area or leave it to private
enterprise.
Syndicate for Renewal
At the first hearing, James
F. Salkeld of the Shannon &
Luchs real estate firm an
nounced that a new syndicate
had bought the largest private
portion of the Columbia Plaza
area and wanted to develop it
under an urban renewal plan.
This was counter to the stand
of the old owners of the land.
The principals in the new
syndicate have not been dis
closed, although John McShain
of Washington has been iden-
titled as the builder.
The start of construction of
81 town houses in Southwest
is a long-awaited advance in
Washington's urban renewal
program.
The town houses. which are
expected to be completed in
Evening star., 1960-06-02
BY GEORGE WILSON
star star Writer

The rebuilding of the blighted
parts of Washington under ur-
ban renewal programs is ad-
vancing on two new fronts to-
day.
The advances are in North
vests Foggy Bottom section
and in the Southwest area near
the Capitol Park Apartments,
Fourth and G streets. where
construction has started on 81
town houses.
The District Commissioners
yesterday unanimously ap-
proved letting the Redevelop-
ment Land Agency plan the re-
building of the IA acres in Fog
gy Bottom bounded by Virginia
avenue, G street, Twenty-third
street, E street and Twenty
fifth street.
The RIA today was prepar-
Evening star., 1960-06-02
Plaza Plan Advances;
S.W. Project Starts

ing an application to the Fed
eral Government for $4,000 in
planning money for the Foggy
Bottom project. already labeled
Columbia Plaza" But actual
construction is still a long way
of.
Land Buying Delay
Gordon E. Howard, RIA dep
uty director, estimated it will
be next spring before the agen-
cy starts buying land. In the
meantime, detailed plans have
to be drawn by RIA and ap-
proved by the District Commits
Sioners and the National Capt.
tai Planning Commission.
RIA wants to design the area
as a residential center to "bal-
ance Office and non-residential
uses in this section with center
city living accommodations"
The Commissioners go-ahead
Evening star., 1960-06-02

the opening Of the Capitol
Park Apartments.
But \the start of the town
houses was repeatedly delayed.
Last January, the RIA de-
manded Immediate action"
and threatened to give another
developer rights to the land.
Mr.. Scheuer said then that
progress certainly has taken
longer than anyone expected"
but attributed it to "the natu-
raj delays of a pioneering
problem"
Evening star., 1960-06-02

about a year, viii be two-to-
four bedroom houses and will
rent for between $160 and $265
a month.
The start of their construc-
ton yesterday followed a series
of delays on the project which
at one point prompted the Re-
development Land Agency to
threaten to lease the land to
another developer.
Town Houses Delayed
The RIA in 1856 had leased
the land in Southwest between
Fourth, E, I and South Capitol
streets to James H. Scheuer
and Roger L. Stevens, New
York developers. Last May,
Scheuer & Stevens finished the
first part of the project with
Evening star., 1960-06-02

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1960-01-14

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Counters, 36 in. x 20 in. 4 l04 in.
7s in. < 36 in. Z 90 In. liO in. j
80 in. x 90 in.
Walnut desk go in. I % In.
Display stands for phonograph rec.
ords and 4 compartments fol
L.P albums and 45-T.p.m. rec
Record nsteninE booths (Q). fans
A-h D. attic window VentilAtinE
l2-in. Robinson-Myers circulating
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Lamps, table.
Ladders, 5 sec. portable.
Tv antenna (Amphoral Hi-Lo) Ant
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GLENN RADIO CO., 4SO5 Wis. ave
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STORE FIXTURES
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Evening star., 1960-01-14
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Evening star., 1960-01-14

PIANOS for rent. New and usec
spinetS, consoles, Strands and up.
Elshts at moderate rates iron
- monthly upD with option Il
buy Hauling extra. JORDAN'S
FOUR STORES: Corner 18th anc
9 SITS. NV. (Phone ST. 3-a4OOl,
5l69 Lee hwy. Arlington CPhont
KE, S-5060l; 1882 Georgia ave
silver Spring tPhone Ju. 5-l105),
lo4 William St Fredericksburg
t!on at al, stores Silver sprins
and Arlington stores open eve.
ninaS
Evening star., 1960-01-14
FARM AND GARDEN

GIANT TREE AND AZALEA SALE
Silver maple trees, 6 to IT,,
S5 ca. aZaleas, soc and UP: many
other values. FOUSE q Bid. INC.
2O3 Arl. blvd, Falls Church. Va,
JE. 4-0646
HAY FOR SALE-About $50 tons
very fine quality mixed grasses
no weeds: some red clover. Must
be seen to be appreciated M
reas. offer refused MATTAPONI
FARM, Groom, Nd Call MA 4
2727. or WO 6-s2Ol.
RICH BLACK sLUDGE. for lawns
and gardens: wholesale and retail
RE b-60s9.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Worldwide
Communion

Worldwide Communion was
observed last Sunday at People 5
Community Church. Woodward at
Pingrcc. in conjunction with the
churchs sixth anniversary
AT the 1880 am services the
pastor the Rev Carlyle f. Ste
wart preached a dynamic sermon
on Love Made The supper
The Rev. J. D. Howell, Of Los
Angeles, former pastor of St.
Stephen AME Church. was the
guest speaker at 1890 am. The
Rev. Mr.. Howell preached with
out taking theme.
We are living in the greatest
hour of the history of the world. y
the minister declared. and a new
heaven and a new earth is about
to break upon us.
In his closing remarks the Rev
Mr.. Howell declared There was
day when the world was con
ccrncd about Europe. but today
the world is concerned about
Africa. because % African ma
lions have been granted their in
dependent in the past "A months.
The hour is not far off, when
black will be as beautiful in the
eyes OF the world as any of the
other colorS that God made
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Plan Suit Against
Charleston Airport

CHARLESTON, sc. - Court
action viii be sought in the
case of Glostcr b Current. the
NAACP's director Of branches.
who was refused service at the
Charleston Airport restaurant on
September "A according to Ma
ACP attorney. Matthew Perry.
Mr. Current said the airport
Marion Reed. had
threatened HIM with bodily harm.
HE approached me with fists
doubled after had been re-
fused service al the restaurant"
Mr.. Current stated.
The Associations branch dir
ector. who come here to address
he state conference of branch.
6. discussed the matter with
CharlcStons Mayor } Palmer
Gaillard
Asked about the incident.
MAJOR Gaillard SAID the airport
restaurant is leased to a private
party and the city has absolute
y no control over it whatSo-
ever.
NAACP attorneys have a suit
pending in Federal District Court
that seeks TO end segregation
IN eating facilities at thc Green
vile. SC municipal airport.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

yea at the Convention ON com.
position, originality, delivery and
stage, dccorum Judges included
. lawyer, an educator. bust.
ness executive and minister.
Contestants were high scnooI
students who were required 70
prepare papers consisting Of 700
70 1000 words without assist.
snee.
winners were Melicent L. Gray
San Diego, Calf, first prize:
Brenda Wright, Milwaukee. Wis.
consln, second place and Fred
l. Mcdowell, Greenwood. Miss.
hird place. Representing the
western Baptist, Wisconsin and
st John Baptist Conventions re.
spcctlvcly. the youths were a.
warded $1,000, $500 and $3.50
scholarships TO assist in further.
ing their education.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

An original production cSpeci.
ally created for records. wild
is Love features the music and
lyrics OF newcomers Ray Rasch
and Dotty Wayne. The album
was produced by Lee Gillette.
One OF the most extraordinary
recordings of popular music ever
conceived. wild is Love" is
comparable in many ways to an
orlginal-cast recording of a
broadway show or a tclcvision
Spectacular In the claborately.
packagcd album, Cole ties to.
gcthcr dozen new ballads and
blues numbers with a thread of
narration illustrating the roll
coaster path of romance, in what
has been described as a uni.
verSal love story"
In Coles own words. wild is
Lovc'--which was written cspcci-
ally for him by Rasch and WAYNE
lis the biggest thrill" of his
l8-ycar recording career with
Capitol Every artist is com
stantly searching for something
else, Cole writes. land if he's
lucky, every now and then he
finds il. I've recorded many
songs in my day. but still I've
found myself looking for some
thing clsc--not just song or
> group of songs. but an idea.
| believe | found it in wild is
Love"
Producer Lee Gillette says
Wild is Love" is the finest
recording | have been associated
with" Conductor arranger Mel
son Riddle calls the a U m
"CoIes's greatest effort"
In addition to the recording
itself, the album features a "a
page booklet containing II full
color photographer portraits exc
cutcd by Ken Veeder, nationally
known photographer and head
of Capitols Photographic arts
department. Each portrait de-
picts a different mood found in
wild is Love- from blue dis
cnchantmcnt to the oxhllcratlon
of ncw-found love
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Urges Boycott
Of WooIworth

NEW ORLEANS, La Don't
Buy At WoolWorth" leaflets flood
cd New Orleans this week in re-
spouse to the arrest Of CORE
members Sittins-in at Woolworth,
The CORE leaflets said Don't
Buy Determination Don't buy
from Woolworth until they serve
everyone al the lunch { unters
and until they hire Negroes at
all levels,
Rudy Lombard. jailed chairman
OF New Orleans CORE issued a
statement from Jail. appealing TO
all citizens OF New Orleans to
boycott the Canal Street variety
stores.
Lombard added j feel that it
is my moral obligation TO remain
in Jail and thus protest asinSt
the evils of segre 1ation We Nom
bcrs Of COKE arc willing to make
any necessary sacrifice 10 win
the struggle for true freedom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Dakota Sings Softly
To Garter S Music

If Dakota Stations reputation
leans noticcably toward her dy-
mamie Jazz delivery, her latest
Capitol album, Softly, should pro-
vide perfect countcrbalancc.
The subducd. sensitive, and soft
station is backed in this outing
by one Of Americas most versa
tile and talented musicians, Benny
Carter
Jazz critic Leonard Feather
wrote of Carter in his Encyclo-
pcdia Of Jazz:
-. =. Carter is one Of the great
perennisls Of jar. still undated
and a superb isr1man."
In Softly, Dakota and partner
Journey to the very edge of Jazz,
utilizing strings. flutes, French
horns. harp, and rhythm along
lnc way
As Dakota'S fans have come to
expect in her albums the pro.
gram consists of familiar stand.
ards which never seem tired after
a station rc-cvaluation plus lesser
known songs which pose the
question; how could such a tune
have gone unnoticcd?
Example of both are Close
Your Eyes. Body and Soul,
Solitude Il can't Get Started
with You WHISPERING Grass,
and Dedicated TO You
Softly tends even further To-
ward the ballard side than did
Dakotas last Up. Dakota Sings
BsIIsrds and the Blues.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Great Lakes, Continental Join
For New Insurance POLICY

ISOLATION TO the profession. They
reported further that approx
maicly 700 members of the Ma
tional Medical Association have
returned cards sent TO them on
which they have indicated in
tcreSt in the plan. More than
1000 Negro doctors from all over
the nation are expected to partici-
pate
EARLY replies indicate that doc
tors from New York. New Jersey,
Maryland, the District of coIvm-
bia. North Carolina, Virginia.
South Carolina, Georgia. Florida,
Alabama, Louisiana, Missouri,
Mississippi, Kansas, Texas, Okla
homa. California. Michigan, Hi
ncis, Wisconsin. and Tennessee
are participating in the plan
which received overwhelming
endorsement az the National
Medical Association Convention
in Pittsburgh early in the Sum-
mer.
The policy is renewable term
to age 20. II is then convertible
to ordinary life insurance with
out medical examination and con
tinucs for life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08

History was made in the life in
surance field recently when the
Great Lakes Mutual Life In
Surance Company and the Con
tlncntal Assurance Company of
Chicago combined in sponsoring
an anticipated SIG million group
life insurance plan for all mem
bcrs of the National Medical AS
sOclatl0n.
Walton A. Lewis. director of
the Great Lakes Mutual Life In
surancc Company, and c. NJ Yer
best of c. NJ Vcrbicst and AS
sociates Inc. who worked out the
details with DR.. Edward c. Mazi-
que. past president of the National
Medical Association. Continental
Assurance and Great Lakes Mu-
tual; declared in a joint state
mcnt issued in Detroit that this
is the first time in the history
of the insurance industry that a
major company owned and opc-
rated by whites and a major com
pany owned and operated by Ne
grocs had ever combined to in
sure group of this kind They
explained that the plan which is
being offered at very low rates.
$4,000 to the insured. $1,000
for his wife and $4,000 to each
child aec six months to % years.
All protection is being carried
al the cost of one premium.
Lewis and VcrbIest said that
special credit is due pr Maziquc
who worked with members of the
National Medical Association to
bring this plan into fruition as
a major contribution by the of
ficers and directors of the As
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-08
Bptists Award $3.50
In Scholarships To Trio

PHILADELPHIA, Penn. (ACNS)
The 80th Annual Session of
the National Baptist Convention
ended on an educational note
as three youths representing Cali
fcrnia Mississippi and Wisconsin
won Sl750 in prizes by speaking
on the subject; The Challenge
Of New Decade"
The oratorical contest, spon-
scred by the Undergraduate Sc
holarship Commission of the Ma
tional Baptist Convention of
which DR.. +. ID. Haynes is chair.
man. drew entries from students
all over the nation through
their State Conventions.
Through process Of climina.
ton. State Conventions chose out.
standing entries and forwarded
I h en- to Florence Alexander.
chairman of the scholarship com.
nllttcc. The finalists were jud-