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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
BY COURT REPORTER

Clifford Blcdsoc. %. of $3.50
GcncsScc, was sentenced to 10
to 20 years in Jackson Prison
last week by Recorders Judge
John A. Rlcca after he had plead
ed guilty to second degree muir
der IN the May d fatal stabblng
Of his cstranged wife, Mrs. Will
lie Bell Bledsoc, of TAPS Llnwood,
who was dead on admittance to
Receiving Hospital of eight stab
wounds of the chest, back and
arms.
Police said the couple has been
separated about month before
the Staying.
On the night of the fatal stab
hing the officers said Bledsoc Wis.
lied his wife at the Linwood adj
dress. He arrived about 10 pm.
tlc was refused admittancc when
he rang the buzzer. but Blcdsoc
said he saw two persons looking
out the window and the lights
were on.
Bledsoe rang the managers
apartment and was refused adj
mittance. He waited at the door
and linally gained entrance when
another person was leaving the
address.
When Bledsoc reached his
wife's apartment. he was met at
the door by a woman friend of
Mrs. Bledsoc who was visiting
her. She attempted to prevent
Blcdsoc from getting into the
apartment, but he threatened her
with knife and pushed his way
inside.
Police said BIcdsoe grabbed
his wife as she attempted TO flee
into another room and inflicted
the fatal wounds and then sur
rendered himself to police.
Doris +. Corrcthcrs, 10. of 800
iolbrook. pleaded guilty to con
tributing TO the delinquency of
her three year-old daughter last
week on arrangement before Re
cordcr's Judge Arthur J. Koscin.
ski. She was referred to the pro.
baton department and clinic for
sentencing October 80.
Police said Mrs. Correthcrs ad.
mitted abandoning her baby.
daughter on the steps Of Florence
Crittendon HnsnifaI 1920 Wnod
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
BY MARY BELLE RHODES
ANNA J. KING WEARS
WHILE SILK lAFFEiA

Anna j. King spoke her wcdd-
ing vows win MIR. Mitchell Noble
~ the sanctuary OF Hartford
Ave. Baptist Church Saturday,
afternoon at 4:3U pm. in double
lmg ceremony, with Rev. Charles
a. mn reading the rites.
Simple elegance OF her white
silk tafieta was defined by a prln-
cess styled bodice and three quar-
Ter length sleeves. The baleau
nccklinc was appllqued in pearls
and crystal beads winch extended
20 the llOur on the iOidS OF the
clrcular SKIRT she wore PHI
DOX nat OF delicate shlrred SILK
illuslon with a Jewel laced motis
.Xtenulng over the face down TO
Inc eiDUw forming a cloud OF SILK
Illusion, and making a beautiful
design. Her Jewels were diamond
earrings. she carried white or
ends.
She entered the church on her
brothers arm, Mr.. Thomas King.
Attendants we're. Mrs. Howard
Woouson, vi PltlsDurgn, matron
Of nonur; Mrs. Hattie a len,
IltlsDurgn; and Mrs. Claud Curry,
bridal attendants. Their gowns
we're royal piue satin, with lifted
Douice, scoop neckitne, bell skirts
and they wore pill box hats with
snort wells. lney carried carna-
tIOns sprayed WIN cnartrusc and
Que riDDUnS.
Bcstman was Lawrence Noble,
brother of the groom. Ushers
were James Noble, brother OF
groom, Mitchell Lee and John
White. llostesscS Mesdamcs
Mary Carter, Frances Cabbltt,
johnnie GiDps, Vivian Powell,
Misses Antolnctte Mattachione,
Barbara Gamble, Dorothy Ervlng
and Claudctte Curry also Mrs.
Jcan Chenault.
Mi. Alex DOLBY sang, The
Lords Prayer, Il Love Thee,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
cHARLETTA SANDERS
IN CONCERT:

Grace Chapter No. 80 of the
international Masons. 0. +. S.
presented Charlotte Sanders. so.
prano in a recital. Sunday. Octo-
Der %. 1861 al the Masonic Hall.
2lOl Gratiot Hostesses members
OF the sponsoring chapter donned
beautiful aftcr.fivc attire, and
wore identical pink carnation
corsases, as they seated the many
guests who turned out to witness
TINS fine program.
Among the selections rendered
we're The Beautiful Gard Of Pray.
er; City Called Heaven; Can't
Help Loving Dat Man. Honey
Chile; Summertime. Indian Love
Call, Italian Street Song L'Amovr,
The Lords Prayer, The Twenty
Third Psalms, and Had a Little
Talk With the Lord.
Miss Sanders is member of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28

lay. November 2. 1861 the New
Cosmopolitan Baptist Church. To-
Gated at kcnilworth. The Rev.
{ Jamlson. Pastor.
Nov 5th the Rev James Jones,
associate minister of New Liberty
Baptist Church will be guest
preacher for the Senior Usher
Board Mr. S Reynolds. is Presi-
dent November 18th in the in.
tcrcSt of the Pastors Aid, the
Wright Specials will be presented
III a full musical program Mrs.
c Shelton Is president
November 10 through Nov Goth
the tenth anniversary of I h c
church viii be observed by the
New Cosmopolitan Baptist Church.
with members and friends parti.
cipating in the week long ser.
vices. a guest minister will
preach cach'night.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
9th ANNIVERSARY OF
CHORAL CHOIR:

Last Sunday al $50 pm the
Choral Chom OF FIRST Baptist
Caurch. 7b42 Gould Street, IN
South West Detroit. celebrated
tnclr 21ih anniversary IN a grand
musical program featuring ap.
prOAlmatciy lnrty cholrs and
Cnoruscs OF the city Inc Choral
Cnor was organized in 1884, and
Mrs. Salhe T. Brown was DIrec.
trcSs The first president elected
m 1910 was Mrs Mary Arnold
Perry
Olncl presidents were Mrs
Doris Hill Gordon. Mr. Robert
Jones MISS Lcola pullum IS now
serving >ls dent and is serving
faithfully ana dcdlcalcdly ior the
upDMldins of the choir Ethel
Starr was Mistress OF ceremonies.
Members and officers OF the
Choral Choir are Geneva Arnold.
Cara Hosie and James Buchanan.
Evelyn Christopher, Shirley Burns,
Ruby Davis, Darlean HiIson, Vice
President ZeoIa Hsrrell, Charles
Jenkins. Louise Miner, Johnnie
Mae Moore. Secretary; George
Moore. Geraldine and George
Pace calena ONeal. Financial
Secretary; Rehns Reynolds, Urea.
surer, Monroe Wells, Ann White
Corresponding Secretary; James
and lyperia White, Marjorie
Miles, Dolores Bishaw. Sarah Nor
Wood, and LoUpheIls Knight. Mr..
Ofhs MsyfieId. IS Pisnist-Director;
and the Rev. NJ Jackson is pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
Blue Shield In Black

KALAMAZOO - Michigan Blue
Shields present financial condi.
ton IS excellent" and the plan
Is operating in the black. Sumner
9. Whittier the plans executive
director. said recently.
We expect to wipe out last
years deficit completely and be
building up reserves within a
few weeks, he said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
BY RUBY WILLIAMS
MEMS DAY COMMITTEE
PLANS PANCAKE SUPPER:

The Men OF Second Baptist
Church are maklls plans for their
lAst PROJECT lcddlns up TO the
annual Mems Day (Which Will
he November 2osn a pancake
supper TO 90 held al The church,
Saturday November 4th
The ninety members OF the
committee, cnsired by Mr.. George
Walton urge you 10 make reservs-
tons with them now, as this is
sure 10 DE the biggest and best
pancake supper ever held al the
church, loeafed AL Monroe Ave-,
Downtown Detroit. Mr.. Marcus
patton is publicity Committee
Chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
u lac ~ 4 E.c
I'D d a. % 4 {
BY Wocdie King. Jr.

George Shirley returned to
lctroit to give an excellent
Homecoming Concert Mr..
shirley has been acclaimed
throughout the world for his
fine contribution TO the opera
lis fine tenor voice has been
heard at the Festival of Two
gorlds at Spolcto, Italy as
lEROD IN "Salome' George
.lSo sang the title role in "Oc-
hpus Rex" at the Berlin FcS.
val in September. 1861. The
,ctroit Civic opera Company
lid well in presenting George
shirley TO Dctroitcr. at Masonic
temple.
The program opened with
VANNE, 81 SUPERBA- VA
rom Friedrich Handlers "GlUS-
rlNO" In the composition. Mr..
Shirlcy showed with excellent
.kill the range of fine tenor
voice Also. the ability to com
,ete equally with Handles work,
e.. a German writing in TIA.
ian in England The next aria,
The May Night" by Brahms, set
he audience in another mood.
NJ Shirley has the ability to
change a mood with the flick
of an eye And easily he did
this in the four by Brahms, cs-
pccially my Love is Green.
Charles WadSworth accom-
panied George Shirley He han
,ilcd every movement with ex-
ccllcnt skill. especially in the
series OF DcDusSy's melodies.
And. in the series of melodies
~ DcbusSy- Mr. Shirley was
magnificent
He closed the first hall oil the
program with 'Nessvn Dorms''
FROM Giac0mo PucciniS opera
rTursndot." He worked with the
greatest of ease In the Pucclni
movement, Shirley literally held
the audience GREATNESS lie di'
rcctcd his tremendous voice to
rcsounding fortissimo. his con
troll of the sccco and mcllo rec
Iiativo were completely con.
trollod
The brilliant rendition Of Mes
sun Dorma left me wondering
now wonderful it would be To
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28

years.
The youths were convicted of
the fatal beating and robbery
last December 80 of CYRIL b.
Campbell, II, of 14l39 Manning.
Inc aged man was attacked while
he was walking in front of 1883
oeypurn. Police SAID he was
Knocked down and beaten by the
youths. HIS wallet containing
ol2U was taken.
Campbell was taken to Rccciv-
ing Hospital suffering from
snock and bruises. lie died the
following day.
Police SAID the youths confcs-
scd to the crime following their
arrests.
Marie White, IL. of 1902 Ostcgo,
Was found guilty OF engaging IN
all illegal occupation last week
~ hccOrdcrs Judge Arthur j.
hoscinski and fined SIS or 80
uays an the mouse of Correction.
ans. WnItc VINO denied the
chdl yes, was arrested in her
home after accepting mutual bet
s4ips from ratrOlman Patterson
OF the vice bureau.
Two wcStsldc women were found
guilty OF engaging IN an illegal I
occupation last week by Record
rs Judge Arthur j. kosclnski |
ana cacn fined so of 80 days IN
the House of Correction.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
THE COURT NEW =

row Wilson, where the baby was
found last week by a boy.
Miss CorrcthcrS told police she
abandoned the baby because she
had been upset when her worker
informed her that She would be
cut off the Ado. Miss Correthcrs
said she tried to nave the baby
adopted before leaving Herman
helfcr Hospital.
The officers said Miss Corrcth-
crs is the mother of a two-ycar.
old son, and declared that She
does not want this baby.
Doctors at Receiving Hospital
were reporting saying that the
baby had been we'll taken care
by the mother and not neglected
before she was abandoned.
Elliott Evans, %. Of 29OO Ken
dali, was found guilty Of nonsup-
pUll last week by Recorder 5
Judge Arthur J. kosclnskl and
placed OH one year PROBATION
Tor family support.
Evans was arrested on the com
plant Of his cslranged wife, Mrs.
Carolyn Evans. %, of ll43 Seldom.
Mrs. Evans. SAID The last support
she received from her husband
was So August %, 1860.
The wife is partially blind.
There arc three MINOR children.
The couple was married June
Is, 1888
Mrs. Evans told the court that
she was receiving aid from the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
Social s. Church Roundup

Chapel Hill Baptist Church, af-
tillalcd with the Senior Choir OF
that church, and has sung with
some OF the leading local groups
of the city. A huge bouquet OF
flowers was presented 10 ner by
the Worthy Matron, Mrs Mary
Thomas. Mrs. jeanette Sims.
Minister of Music at King Solo
mon Baptist Church was the ac-
cumpanlst. Mrs. Emma Cotton,
General Chairman, Mrs. Ida Ste
phens. Co-Chr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28

Aid to Dependent Children
John lICnry Johnson, %, of 40
lcnnyson, highland Park, was
found guilty of nonsupporl last
week By Nccordcr Judge Arthur
j. koSc.nsh and placed on one
years probation with the first
sixty days in the House of Cor
lcClIon.
Johnson was arrested on the
complaint OF his cstrangcd wife,
Mrs. Irene Johnson, Is, OF 90 East
WINS.
Mrs johnson said her husband
has contributed only SO this year,
for the support of her and their
1hrcc minor children.
Mrs johnson SAID sac has been
RECEIVING AID for the Ado since
Juiy.
lhe couple was married in 1854
and have been separated three
years.
Ponce said Johnson has been
living with another woman for
.,Ao past Two years.
Three youths convicted OF sec,
0nd ucgrcc murder were gwen
iOns prison sentences last week
IA hcOordcr Court by Recorders
Juusc JOnn a. klcca.
Morgan Harris, 10. OF 1855 Beau
ldlt, and Booker 4. Washington,
H. Of 1909 Townsend, were gwen
ID to 80 years, and PIN Clark,
Is, of 1921 Sheridan, 10 to 80
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
BY }. Alfred Butler

The annual banquet of the
Ralph Bunchc NcishborhoOd
Council will be held Fri. Oct q,
at pm. at the Franklin Settle
ment, 1850 Charlevoix. Principal
speaker will be the Honorable
Judge Elvin Davenport of Re
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
Society Dolngs

by Mrs. Mary Watson. Mrs.
Dorothy Blaylock was at the
organ.
M. and Mrs. John ii. King
are the parents of the bride.
A brilliant reception was held
al the Ferry Center with many
people IN attendance bringing
lOveIy gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
Con-con Reading List
government DeIequte

For the use Of Constitutional
convention delegates, Interested
citizens. and students. the Detroit
Public Library has prepared a
l34-titlc selected reading list,
TOWARD A NEW CONSTITU-
lion This l7-pagc booklet is a
available free from the Social
Sciences Department, Detroit
Main Library. Detroit 2, Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
BERTHA /. MARION
LUNCHEON HOSTESS:

MIR. and Mrs. Nathaniel Dogans,
Mrs. Lucy Sloan, and Mrs. Thclma
Hopper were guest in the home
of Mrs. Bertha l.. Marion Of Byron
Street, at Luncheon, last We'd
nesday.
Here's hoping that Mr.. q. ).
Springer OF icaman Street Will
have a speedy recovery from his
illness
George Shirley, Tenor, (Winner
Metropolitan opera Additions and
Contract held the audience spell
bound IN the Homecoming Con-
cert presented by the Detroit
GIVE opera co, Inc. Saturday,
October 2lst al the Scottlst Rite
Auditorium, Masonic Temple, on
Second Blvd. A reception fol
lowed at Plck-Fort Shelby Hotel.
The Missionary Society Of Cha
pei Hill Baptist Church presented
the pageant Twelve Keys TO Gods
resources repeat performance
by popular request. Sunday, Octo-
Der 22nd. in the church auditor
iUm 1t had a dynamic spiritual
impact on the audience and partl-
clpants. The Rev Roy A. Allen
Is minister.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
NEW COSMOPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH NEWS:

Homecoming Day was obscr-
'cd last sunday al 800 pm. The
Rev. K T. Moore Pastor preach
cd a spccial sermon Dinner was
served IN the dining room Thurs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28

Funeral services for Lillian
Ruston were held Saturday after
noon at Peace Baptist Church.
Labor Leader Sam Dunlap is de
signing a political campaign for
businessman Tommie Jackson.
Our wife, Bobbcttc Butler, was
injured in a car-DSR bus accident
last Friday
Rifle instructor Willie (Blngo)
Whitmon Will shoot IN tourna.
mcnt Tuesday evening.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
CELEBRATE 4oTH ANNIvER.
SARY

The Ladies Aid of Hartford
Avenue celebrated its 4Oth Ami
Vcrsary last Sunday evening with
an apprcciable audience TO hear
the program.
Mrs. Edna Holcomb was guest
speaker and chose as her subject
women which was taken well
by all present.
A coffee hour followed the
program and il was nice meeting
friends and being presented TO
others. Mrs. Walls is president.
RoxIE BELL
koXlc Hall Bell was born in
georgetown, KY, Just outside of
Louisville. Dec. 10, 1856. the 4th
OF eight children. Parents were
Martina and William Hall. Her
family was smugglcd north about
or D months before Abraham
Lincoln was aSSasSlnatcd. Her
parents mOurned with others in
hanging a piece of black crepe
on the door. Her Parents ran
away from slavery.
hoxie went to school and finish.
CD grade and high school, teach.
lConfinved on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
Detroit SpOlHilc

cordcrs Court and Samuel Brown
ned. supc,lnt, ndcnt Of the Detroit
uUalu 81 Education. C0uncllnasi
William L. Patrick Jr., Joseph
Beatty, and others will also be
present. Beaulah Baldwin IS publ
city chairman, Los Smith Is assist
ant publicity chairman and Mat
tic J. Meyers is general chairman.
George Shirley, returned TO
Detroit, and appeared in Home
coming Concert Saturday evening
at the Scottish Rites Tempe.
Masonic Auditorium / h c De
trolt youth achieved singular hon.
or Dy winning the Metropolitan
opera ADDITIONS award VI 1901
Inc Concert was sponsored by
the Citizens Committee OF the
Detroit Civic Opera Company.
The Citizens Committee is
under the chairmcnship OF Mrs
Ether Randcll LAMAR and Fran
els A. korncgay working coOpcra
lively with the Detroit Give
Opera Company and its officers
Mrs. Jcrcnc Macklin. president
Mrs. Agnes Bristol. vice president.
Mrs. Marie Jones. secretary. John
w. Copeland vice president, l.. {.
Blount. chairman; Atty Herbert
l.. Dudley, counsel. Kurtz Meyers
DR.. Nellie Ebersoldc and others
The 1861 Freedom Fund Dinner
of the River Rougc.EcorSc NAACP
will be held on Saturdays Oct
%. at the Walter White School
$50 IIolford. River Rouge Mrs
Connie Sabbath. wife of River
Rouge City Councilman. Clarence
Sabbath, is this years Freedom
Fund chairman. She is assisted
by Mrs. Marquette Rouse, also
of River Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY

Any occasion Is a happy one
that causes the CARR'S TO get
together, and last Saturday, Octo-
Der ii, provided a good excuse for
Just sucn a gathering, as II was
the birthday OF Louise Carr,
sister,
After spending day alone and
wondering why, and feeling very
sorry for herself as no one in
her family has visited her on her
birthday. Louise decided to so
to Howell, Michigan, TO visit her
sister there, Mr.. and Mrs Everett
Scott, where she spends quite
few of her week-ends.
Here she found all ot her family
waiting TO give her surprise
birthday party, each couple had
invited their favorte couple to
accompany them. 1t was a com
plete surprise. and most enjoy
able.
Many beautiful gifts were re-
celyed, and the party lasted until
the wee hours of the morning.
Some OF the .6nes attending the
party-were: An. and Mrs. Peter
Darksdale, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Carr, Mr. and Mrs w. Parker,
Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Frazier,
Mrs. Wesley Brown, Mrs Tho
aslna Rcdfern. MIR. and Mrs. {.
Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carr, Mr..
and Mrs. Sydney Wall, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kinney Nansing).
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen b. Gill Han.
sing) Mr.. and Mrs. Shirl Scott,
MisS Vlckle Walton. Mr.. John
Moultrlc, Mr. and Mrs. Everett
Scott and Miss Louise Carr.
Games, dancing and eating
made the hours most merry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-10-28
LUNCHEON

LUNCHEON
The Stitch and Chat Club gave
a wonderful luncheon last We'd
ncSday at the home of Mrs.
Mary Belle Warrick on Pingrcc.
The luncheon was most enjoy
able ande vcryonc was happy to
be present Mrs. Bessie German
Is president.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

Jump Up Calypso o"-BeIofont
Mono., LpM-2388. Stereo, LSP-
1888.
Chopin Concerto Fl-Rubenstein.
Mono. lM-2575, Stereo., lSC-
2575.
"Victory at Seo"-Richord Rodgers.
Mono., LM-2523. Stereo., LSC-
1873.
"chistmos" s"-Chet Atkins. Mono,
LPM.2423. Stereo.. lSP-2423.
Perez Prodo - Arthur Murrov's.
Mono., LpM.237e. Stereo.. LISP
1919.
blue Hawaii" - -EIvis. Mono,
LpM-2426. Stereo.. LPS-2426.
"Ain't Thot Weird" - Bro. Dave
Gardner. Mono., LpM-2335.
Stereo., LSp.2335.
"Sino TO Ne, Mr. C."-Pery
Como: Mono., LPM-23e0. Stereo.,
LSp-23eo.
The Slightly FobuIous limeIiters;
Mono. LPM-23e3. Stereo., LISP
73e3.
"How TO Succeed in Business With
out Really Trying; Mono. LOC-
10e6. Original Cost Stereo., LSo-
1o66.
"Stereo Action Goes Broodwov"-
Dick Schory; Stereo only, lSA-
228l.
"eomethind for Everybody"-Elvis:
Moro.. LpM-237o. Stereo., LISP
7270.
1.-THE Vooobond Kino"-Morio
lorzo Mono., lM-25oe. Stereo.,
Iec-250e.
"MiIk and Honey "-Orio. Cost:
Man,, LoC-lo65. Stereo., LSo-
'n65.
"And Here She ls"-Ann Moroo-
rev Mono., LpM-23eo. Stereo,.
LSp-23ee.
I'll. H..LA r.. b...I. n.
Evening star., 1961-12-10

IVY Kind Of Som Cooke;
Mono, LPM-2392. Stereo., LISP
1892.
"Heors in 81 Time"-Fiedler,
Boston Pops; Mono.. LM-2556.
Stereo.. LSC-2556.
"Leno OF the Sonds" - Lena
Horne; Mono., LPM-23o4. Stereo.,
LSP-2364.
"Let It Ride"-JoeI Spector;
Mono, LoC-loe4. Stereo., LSo-
1854.
"GirIs ond ouitors and Gibson
non Gibson; Mono, LPM-236l.
Stereo., LSP-2361.
"Breokfost OF Tiffonv's"-Henry
Moncini; Mono, LPM 1852.
Stereo., LSp-2362.
"Ae's the Kino"-AI Hirt Mono.,
lPM-2354. Stereo,. lSP-2354.
"Christmos Hymns ond CoroIs"
Robert Shaw, Vol !; Mono., LM-
ZIo1, OteTeO., IOS-Z -.
Concerto No. z, Brohms- -SviotosIov
Richter; Mono. LM-2466. Stereo.,
lSC-2466.
Especial DeIivery"-Miss Della
Reese: Mono., lPM-239l. Stereo.,
LSP-23o1.
IVY Fovorite Chopin"-Von Cl-
burn; Mono, LM-2576. Stereo.,
LeC-2576.
New Piono in Town"-Peter
Nero; Mono, LPM-23s3. Stereo.,
I-Sp-2383.
YOU'RE NY GirI"-The Mormon
luboff Choir: Mono, LpM-2368.
etereo, LSP-2368.
"HiohIiehts from Puccini's 'Turor-
dot "-Erich Leinsdorf; Mono.,
LM-2539. Stereo.. LSc-253e.
wn. Silver Spring. pARKing,ou,
Evening star., 1961-12-10

THE HEcHT co. GOES ON RECORD

TIE HECHI co. GOES ON KECORD -.
We have sharply reduced the price Of every single
record in our stocks every Of the thousands
Of famous artists, every one Of the thousands Of
famous labels This is not q sale . our entire
stock Of records will stoy at low prices day in and
doy out! These typical examples at our stores.
Arizona sun., 1961-06-22
JACK & JILL
CONFERENCE

The Jack and Jills of Amer
lea will hold their Far West
ern Regional Teenage Confer
ence June 1924 in the YMCA,
$50 North First Ave-, Phoenix.
The program will start Fri
day at 8 AM with registration
of delegates. Friday morning
sessions: Opening exercises led
by Patricia Grant, Invocation
by Rev. A. C. Kendrick, well
come address by Mayor Sam
Mardian. The keynote speaker
will be DR.. Morrison F. War
ren, principal of B. T. Wash
ington School.
Friday afternoon and Satur-
day morning there will be bus
ineSS sessions with President
Raymond Warren presiding.
Saturday afternoon will be a
workshop period.
Social activities of the con-
ference will be held at the Rae
quet Club and Safari Hotel.
Arizona sun., 1961-06-22
THE NEGRO PRESS CREDO

The Negro Press believes that Ameri'
ca can best lead the world away from
racial and national antagonismS when 1t
accOrdS to every man, regardless OF race,
color or creed, his human and legal rights.
Hating no man. fearing no man, the Negro
Press strives to help every man in the firm
belief that all are hurt long as anyone is
held back.
Arizona sun., 1961-06-22
Summer Bargains
In 1ScOttSdGLe

Neighboring Scottsdale has
been publicised in Saturday
Evening Post, Time, and other
national magazines as a select
center for buying fine quality
custom made merchandise at
fabulous prices.
This week the WIGWAM,
one of the towns leading shoe
and clothing stores, at Al to 63
West Main has a Liquidation
Sale in which they are offer
ing bargains you would be sur
prised to find anywhere. Check
the values in the SUN, then
take that short ride to the
WIGWAM in Scottsdale and
just look them over.
Arizona sun., 1961-06-22
New League Home

NEW YORK - The Nation
al Urban League today (June
18) marks the fifth anniver-
sary of the dedication of its
own building in midtown New
York, devoted wholly to the
central operations of the ma
tion-wide interracial service "a
gency established to further
equal opportunity for Negroes.
On June 18, 1856, the League
moved its national offices into
a completely remodeled five
story structure at IA East 48th
Street, New York, which since
has housed the entire opera
ton of the 51-year-old agency.
The headquarters building
was acquired through a grant
by Winthrop Rockefeller, a
longtime Urban League trust
ee. Joining Mr.. Rockefeller as
financial co-founder of the Ur-
ban League Headquarters
Building were Louis j. Click
man, real estate financier and
philanthropist, and John H.
Johnson, Chicago editor and
publisher.
In the five years the Nation
al Urban League has occupied
its present quarters, it has ex-
pended into So local affiliates.