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desirable location on Old Shawnee
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No. 2; 2 bedroom semi bungalow, eX-
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NOTICE@A IL Christmas deeora-
tions, wreaths. and pots will be re-
moved from Odd Fellows Cemetery,
so spring maintenance can be start
ed Lot owners who wish to keep
their own decorations are requested
to take them by March Is. Odd Eel
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% HIP. ,semidiesel type Y heavy
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March 2, between 10 and II am or
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room, on 2nd floor, includes heal
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No children or pets allowed
Close to Parkington Shoppinl
Center. SIS per mo. Call BENOI1
4 ALVAREZ, REALTORS. KE
S-6677.
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/ APTS. UEFURHIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK, s3O2 Garland
aVe.-l bedrm-, completely redec.,
vacant. $3.50 incl. utilS.
.7135 MAPLE AVE- bedrms., liv
nm. din. rm- kit, firepl.. avail
Aug. Is, Sis.
BEERS BROS. JU. 7-71S1
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PARK

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Individually Controlled)
Extra-large 21-ft. liv. rms, lift
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frigerators, washers, driers anC
master TV antenna are provided
YOU will love the 67-acre park
with its beautiful lawns, trees
Fairgrounds, tennis courts, picnic
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SUN. TIL DARK. Dir: Drive oui
Michigan ave. into Queens Chape
I'd. turn right on Hamilton st, K
3Sth st. and apis.
Evening star., 1962-08-05
OR CALL MRS. HENKEL
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NOW RENTING-open Sat, and
Sun. ARCADIAN HOUSE, 1901
-53rd St, Bladensburg, Md.-Air
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electricity. Directions: Out Bla-
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St to the Arcadian House. Resi-
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TAKOMA PARK $50 "a brighi
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JU. 9-5s63.
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. CHEcKMATE.

Suspense drama. l Hour. Through
Dark Glass" A magazine photographer
tCIair BIoom) is blinded in underworld
attempt to seize pictures she has made
tRepeat)
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q TOP CAT.

Animated cartoons. 7. C. invites the
new police commissioner and guests on
a tour of bogus historic landmarks
tRepeat)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24

ton in 1871 and in New York
State in l845. He suggested to
The members Of the ovsfed or,
sanizafion that they try and at
fsch themselves TO Prince Hall
Masons IL they really wanted 10
be legitimate Masons.
The organization against whom
the decision was handed down
is said to be in league with a sim
liar group under the leadership
of a man who calls himself DR.,
Professor" or Reverend" Will
lam j. Fitzpatrick of Detroit,
against whom Prince Hall have
prosecuted suit in Philadelphia
with a decision expected at any
moment.
Attorneys for Prince Hall Ma
sons were headed by Amos T.
Hall, Grand Master of Oklahoma
and President of the Conference
OF Grand Masters and attorneys
Courtney l.. Wiltshire and Ed.
ward j. Cambridge.
Attorney Hall stated that
Prince Hall Masons we're deter.
mined TO bring legal proceedings
against all groups operating false
~ as Masons and swindling the
public out of many hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars annually.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
BY COURT REPORTER

An investigation OF threats re
ccived over the phone by Record
crs Judge Elvin Davenport, Atty
Henry Heading, two jurors and Z
homicide detective during The
murder trial Of Louis Roberts
10. of 2l8 Roscdalc, was started
last week by Prosecutor Samuel
H. Olsen.
Roberts was charged with first
degree murder In the May u,
1919 fatal staDbln9 Oi Mrs. Pa
tl.cia JiOlil, lduiO station Sccrc-
taly Alter A days the trial cndcd
IN a hung jury.
Roberts faces a retrial some
time in April.
Prosecutor Samuel Olsen said.
The calls may have had some.
thing to do with the disagree
mcnt Cf the jury.
During the trial before Judge
Davenport Roberts declared that
he was not responsible for Mrs.
Cioffls death. He said he con
fesscd to the crime because homi.
eide detectives told him that IT
would be better to get il over.
#
Lee Reed. 80, address unknown,
was arrested last week end and
charged with non-support on the
complaint of his cstranged wife
Mrs. Josephine Reed, 81, of $500
Buffalo.
The couple were married in
1913 and separated in l947. when
Reed deserted his son and wife
A welfare spokesman said Mrs
Reed and her son have been re.
cciving Ado or welfare aid
since 1945. The total amount was
estimated at S32,640.
Police said during 1861 Reed
had an earning of S4,408.1l.
Mrs. Reed said the last support
she received from her husband
was $50 January 13.
John A. Smith, 33. of 12742
Turner, was held for trial last
week without bond on arraign.
ment before Recorders Judge Ar.
thur J. Koscinski on the charge
of first degree murder in the
fatal shooting of his brother-in.
law. Preston Tyson, 81, of 15O79
Wildcmcr. during an argument
in Smiths home.
According TO Sgt. James Clarke
Of the homicide bureau. Tyson
and another guest became involv.
ed in heated argument. Smith
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
Charles Laughton
N U-M Scr.es

isBJc--Chari,s Laugh
n Will appear in Ann Arbor
rlns tie i962C3 season Of The
nivsrsi.y If Michissa's new
/ ,,,nal ihcasre Program.
rd NJ 10 Rorert {. Schn-tzer,
Nccusivc director Of the pro.
5ran.
:, Ssi, n wi.h Ch1r.cs Laugh
III viii hc presented al Hill
rti'pr.up. The exact date VIII
9 announced.
\ ,rcarance here o. this
~ of ihr performing arts
-ii p~lfcsSrr Schnitzcr in an
nouncinc the Charles Lauehton
1ga cmcni. will be part f our
nc~ programs Guest Star Scr.
cs."
uath Anderson the distins-
h-d tracodiennc. will appear
IN her greatest role "Medca 62''
% launch the new Professional
Theatre Program at Hill Audi
or.um March %.
raughton. whose majestic COM
mand of words has captivated au-
diences everywhere he has APP
peared, will present wide-rang-
ing program of passages and
scenes from master works of the
theatre and literature.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
INSTALLATION SERVICE OF
The P.L.F. AND L. IMPROVE
MENT ASSOCIATION OFFICERS
M DEXTER BAPTIST CHURCH

Officers Of the Puritan. Liver
rcis f'cnkcll and LinW0od Imp.
Association was held. last Sunday
in Dexter Avenue Baptist Church
n 800 pm Mr.. Henry McClen.
don was master OF ceremonies.
Program participants wcrs the
Rev c c Davis. James McMur-
Jury Jr the Celestial Tones.
Mrs G. Simmons and Mary Viii
Hams Mrs. Bertic Robinson in
stalled the officers Mr. William
o Green Grand Master Of Prince
l'ali-Siafe Of Michigan, deliver
al the principal message Oftic-
crs installed were Maynard An.
c,rson. Sr Pres James Mason
and Mrs. l. Phillips. first and
second vice presidents + Page,
Ecctricr II Anderson asst re-
eordcr G Simmons correspond.
a scev GLADYS Norihineion
'reasrrcr / Reed financial sec 81:
lr clo Rnh'r,n business man
a-er and general Chairman J VI
kenncdy p1hliei'y mansUer and
6 81 Klnren chaplain Members
III ine retre ,hment committee
nere Nesas~es { Lee G sim
mon. ". Philips J Doylo and
3 Hsrri-rn The RcN " II Han.
+, Nas host minister
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
Prince Hall Masons Win Suit

BROOKLYN, New York - In
a decision rendered by Judge
Stcinbrink Of the Special Term,
Part 3, Supreme Court of the
State of New York, group
known as the Supreme Council
Of the United States of Sovereign
Grand Inspectors General, of the
Thirty Third and Last Degree,
Ancient and Accepted Rite OF
Frcemasonry were told that they
may no longer hold themselves
forth as Masons, that all their
subordinate lodges must surren.
der to Prince Hall Masons all of
their paraphernalia and other i'm.
plements.
Suit had been instituted here
by the Most Worshipful Prince
Hall Grand Lodge of New York
against this organization and
against the following leaders,
Nathaniel A. Brown, called Sover.
cign Grand Commander; Lonnic
Il. Cox, called Grand Master and
Winston Gibbons, called Grand
Secretary.
Judge sfeinbrink stated that
the only legitimate Mssons
among Negroes in the United
States wers Prince Hall Mssons.
established by regular Masonic
procedure and character in Ros.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
ey NUoy williams
BANQUET 70 BENEFIT
LcL~Af lENiEN

lAe Delray Ncisa0CIn0od CouA
chi Mil sponsor q Oenel4t banquet
tor the Deiray Center, loeate 4
al oUU Cottrell Street, FRIDAY,
FEB. Z3 al 3 pm. Mr hcDef.
shannon viii be principal speak
al Mrs. ; Brown ls pso-IaA
CnalAan, Oaessa falegMan. Il
CHAIRMAN Of nQslcsses, Mar! Per.
rs. hostess ana L1nvi Jones, l.
s,ntIai CHAIRMAN.
Mrs. JoAnn Miller entertained
the Senior Usher Board OF First
bspnsr Churcn. Southwest De-
tro,f last Sunday in her home
~ v,cNsJurg.
The Reverend ksIhanseI JseN.
scn cr nIe Ersf ooptssr (nUren
OF GcuiS Street will be preaching
in the grand opening conseera-
ton and Benedicrion service al
Mr., Moriah No. 2 Baptist Church,
Friosy, Feb. %. The Rev. Wiliism
Friday is pastor OF the church To-
Gated az 43l6 Tillmsn.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
Theatre
Id Ct s.Oii
by wooDIE KING. JR.
oIsENcHANTED STIMULATING

Vanguard offers another excell-
cnt play to Dctroiters with its
production of THE Dlsenchant-
Cd. 1t is a play based on Bud
SchuIbcrg novel Of the same
name, However, Harvey Brett
worked with Schulbcrg on the
play
"Discnchanted' is a play about
a writer of the old school
living in a modern time. All the
energy that should enter into his
writings is lost in his dreams
of the twenties. When he is ask
cd by motion picture producer
to write a screenplay with
young up-coming Hollywood auth
or. his knowledge and fire are
gone. only dreams and reflections
remain. And this tired and worn
figure is supposedly the late +.
Scott Fitzgerald Yet this is very
hard TO believe literally since it
i evident TO anyone who knows
literature that Mr.. Fitzgerald
could have handled the task of
the character in 'Disenchanted'
with pencil in his teeth. But
dramatically Manlcy Halliday. as
the character is called, is inter
esting. ie. if Scott Fitzgerald
isn't brought into the complica-
ton.
The production is very good
except for fw performers
who arc evidently nervous and
shaking like ieIlo in the flash.
lack scenes.
The leading character, Manlcy
Halliday, is played with excellent
skill by Leon Shaw. Mr. Shaw is
a gifted performer He has the
ability TO show ideas with a slight
smile: the ability TO show the
characters needs and wants with
out apparently struggling to do
so Thus when he takes us back
TO tho twcntlcS via dreams we
are ready and willing 10 so back
there with him, we are willing
TO so back there and feel love
ior his wife, .Jcrc. as hc feels
it, Hence. he glows with less cf-
fort because he knows what to
do with the part, and does il
with authority
The other members Of the com.
pany are good as usual, thus max
ing Director IIorner's job easier.
] didn't see any thing outstand.
ing about the direction. | did note
that it left me with the feeling
that Mr.. Horncr has directed it
many times before.
Thinking back.
Gunner Lewis as Wistcr La
Sale must have been good; |
still remember how he kissed
Linn Mason. other members of
the cast are: John Gregory, Roll
in Parker, William Feastcr, and
very excellent Mr.. Chris Flynn.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24

Through the portals oil music
melodious voices were heard
sending out sweet refralns by the
Chancel Choir and Mems Chorus
of the Mary Palmer Methodist
Chulcn Sunday evening at their
lin Annual Recital.
The entire program was filled
with exciting music. and the foil
Owlng popular numbers brought
much applause: Lord God OF
All, - Forest; Mighty Fort.
ress," Meuller; Behold | Show
You a Mystery Herbert, and
Blessed Is He That Readeth,
Colburn. A scene was taken from
Queen Esther was played and
composed of the following men,
bers, Ann Lee, Leon Wanhook,
Roger Lee, Helen l.. Bradford,
and Oracle Allgood.
Mrs. Eggleston is the organist
for Mary Palmer Methodist
Church and is doing excellent
work
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
MT. PLEASANT YOUTH
CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY

The Mt Pleasant BAPTIST Church.
37l2 Preston celebrated their
l4lh ANNUAL Youth bay last SUI.
day General Theme was Youth
iatn- NV Horizons Cue
.peaaer ID the Mngn.n worship
period aa Mr, Jran's SlMnens
ir,; lads u Messiah Ba,'..
Baptist Church ~ 3 w PM iae
MESSIAH har' lntr.r lsr.
lcopc Choir Nes " -pnted K,
An Afierrmn IS >a
N.ue Daf.a. na lsec,1-
en9 Miss Bai sf8 >,1t @
Mr.. Matte FloOrnoy pres oes
The f,Ys s.ectsssc rrosrsrn y-s
.s.e. rheaded ~ Delores Rssa.
svpervTTSr LiTTie ~ Gswao sr~
Ms Nsrcclis Stewart. asst. So.
pervisors. COMMITTEE re~hers
we're Fayols Cent. ehsi-r'so;
Barbara w iiian7s. cc-ca-r1r .
7sraan Lswi rce. -ecre'9ry;
Cscol Nccsil. hssrt.nt sec
Psssars South proor7-7 ch-~a0 J.
J,snnc sfcwsr'. poAir ~; I-=n.
n oNssi floral chrrn. AID the
Rfv. z . S'.war| j. Minister
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
Court Nessz,s

asked both men to leave his
lomc The other man left and
While Tyson was preparing 10
cave The home Of his brothcr.in.
aw Smith obtained revolver
and shot Tyson in the head. Rush.
I'd to Receiving Hospital he was
cad on admittance.
SGT Clarke said Smith was en-.
lcrlainiAe friends and relatives
with a house party
Dayton W. Rogers. 40. Of 1868
Pullord was placed on three
wears probation last week by Re
cordcrs Judge w. Mckay Skill
man after pleading guilty to max
n" false statements.
Police said Rogers obtained
1880 illegally from the Michigan
Employment Compensation Com
mission by claiming his common.
law wfc's three children as his
cwn.
Judge Skillman ordered Rogers
to make full restitution.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24

fne caUrcn sanctuary.

The gala affair was cllmaxed
with a contest. and Miss Margar-
et chatham was crowned Miss
Greater ST. Peters" by former
queen. Miss Barbara Sanders.
Deborah White was a close run.
ncr.up.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
MORNING GLORY BAPTIST
CHURCH IkSTALLS THE REV
SAMUEL WARD. lR.

The Key VI. L. GOOcn uellNered
the sermon in the Installation
Services OF the Rev Samuel Ward.
Jr. last Sunday at the church,
2639 Rivard. at $50 pm.
Miss Bessie Whitman of Whit
mans Convalesccnt Home was a
sfand hostess 10 yours truly. and
,lr. and Mrs James Solomon. last
SUNDAY. at the ninth annual
March Of Dimes Fashion Extrava-
ganza in the Latin Quarter The
World Of Fashion-In Focus was
the theme Scores Of Detroitcrs
were present to support the won.
derful cause.
Or Selwyn Smith. executive Sc.
cretary. Detroit Association =
American Baptist Churches. de-
liyered the morning message in
the 1870 am, worship service at
the Second Baptist Church last
sunday Mr Francis A. kornc-
gay. exec director Of Detroit Ur.
ban League presided. The Second
Baptist senior Choir. Second
Rs0;isl Chorus. and Royal Cru
saders provided the music The
Rer A A Banks. Jr is pastor
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24

Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Beatrice Jonas Of Kirby
many business items were clear.
ed up.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
GREATER ST PETERS AME
ZION YOUTH CROWNS QUEEN

The Fourth Anniversary % the
Youth Chair % Greater 81. PEI
ers hME Zc7 Church. M Elliot
ard : csnfield Streets. was ob-
F.rysd as svn5sy afternoon in
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
METRoPoLE DINNERS:

Last Saturday evening the o.
+ 5. Council, which includes the
Past matrons and Patrons. en-
joyed a lovely dinner at the Met
ropole in Windsor.
The floor show made the eve.
ming most ENJOYABLE for this fine
group Of people
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-24
J. |. HUDSON, Guest Speaker, A.
Booker T. Washington Business
Association Luncheon.

ASSOCIATION IunlFeou.
As we review me history OF
the Booker T. Washington Trade
Association for 81 years, we look
with pride over the in-roads they
have made not only for our peo-
PIE. but all peoples for decisive
rules. regulations and patterns
essential or inducive for better
business operations.
This organization was founded
by Rev " H. Peck. former pas
tor of Bethel A. NJ L. Church
and this noble effort has not
been IN vain.
Wednesday, Feb IL. in the
gymnasium of the YWCA a
luncheon was given and was very
we'll attended. The guest speaker
was J. L. hudson president of
the J. l.. Hudson Co.