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The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
N! J. Pastor
Gives Sermon

Sunday morning at Peoples
Community Church during the
broadcast over radio station
WCHB the pastor, the Rev. Car
lyle F. Ste aart relinquished his
pulpit TO tire Rev. Joseph l..
Roberts Jr., dynamic youthful
pastor of tn Elmwood Presby-
terian Church, East Orange, New
Jersey.
An ovcrflow1ng congregation
and many listen ers in radio heard
an uplifting scr.non on Taking
Things Up Again y While the ac-
cent was on the youths of the
church, the theme of the message
was suitable for the eighth ami
versary celebration ,of the church.
The Rev. Mr.. Rob 2 IT'S urged his
listeners not to allow the ham
mcr-of disappointmen1s' IS to slow
their advancement TO greater
heights.
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Bankers Seek Money
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70 develop with these the type
ii cooperation arrangement which
ALL facilitate the HOW Of mort
gage capital into the Negro mar
ket.
The formation Of the United
Mortgage Bankers Of America is
perhaps the most significant move
which has been made by Negroes
in our current history, Travis
said
''As We arc able 10 attract more
capital into Negro neighborhoods
for better housing. we are going
% see the character Of these
ncighborhOods change drastically
for the better - in some instan-
ccs ii will seem almost like over
night.
With better housing, all the
psnopIy OF better living oppor.
fvnifies will be stimulated TO
accelerate their rates Of improve
menf end most Of the ills now
suffered in these communities
will disappear" he said.
William l. DcHuszar, vice presi-
dent and treasurer of Doven-
muchle. Inc, Chicago, and author
Of 'Mortgaging Servicing," the
only book OF its kind in Ameri-
ca, discussed for the UMBA mem
bers The Profitability of Ser
vicing versus Brokerage for the
Mortgage Banker"
A second panelist was Louis r.
Solomon who explained to the
bankers the methods used in cr-
ganizing large developments. and
in securing the necessary f.nan.
clns.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
Romney's Ride
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AS the motorcade was swing
ing through the city. Romney
waved and shook hands viii hun.
dreds who lined the city streets.
AS a Sweetest Day treat. over
5000 suckers were distributed
along with balloons.
The motorcade returned to
Romney headquarters after two
hours of touring whereupon Rom
ney moved on TO another area
IN his busy campaign schedule.
Wayne States 1862 football
captain, Enrico Odorico of Dear
born. is the l4th guard to lead
the Tartars since 1918.
Wayne State coaches Hal Viii
lard (footbalD. Laurence Russell
golf and Fred Mulhauscr Ctcn.
nis) all are Tartar graduates.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
Mls. III Clancy 1ste, Cas,".al.,

Mrs. Losenss Ysncy Of lror~ood
x 81 thrilIed 20 h-se Two Of her
classmates of kentucky Stale
College as ueex-enc guests. Mrs
virginia Ccsington Ciitens OF Nc
Keesporf. Pa. and Mrs Gertrude
luf1rc Il Cincinnati. Ohio The
household has taken on a college
ar of days gone by.
Mrs lsncy gave reception
afternoon Guests present were:
Nj and Mrs. A Belton. Mr.. and
Nrs. Henry Walls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Rawlings. Mr. and MIS-
william Franer. Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Cartwright. and son Brian
Nr. and Mrs I Harris. Mr and
Nrs. [. SeweIl. Mr.. and Mrs }
Green. slr and Mrs Clarence
Freeman. DR.. and sirs Howard
..els n. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Alexander. Mrs. Elrine Boyd, Mrs
ANNE y Linton. Mrs. James
DAVIS. Mrs Browne. Mrs Nellie
IrUbie. MIS-. Eciin " wri,n' Mrs
B. T. Tailford. Mrs Virginia
Clttens Mrs. Alfrpu Hllts AEs
Mary Belle Rhodes, Mrs kethrs n
Holly. Mrs. Robert NeaeIl and
'scr- Mr James Donovan anc
others.
Mrs. Citizens was recently elect
ed 10 the Board Of Education II
Mckeesport receiving 1900 votes
attn 1900 majority She mo-
oesily said she was drafted by the
citizens for this office in this
lniegrsted town. Her training
from Kentucky State College and
the University OF Pennsylvania
also social work through the
Urban League and other asen-
cies have given her fine back
ground for this position.
she is the widow of the late
Dr. Giitens and has IL grand
children and they are source
of much happiness in their fine
endeas0rs.
Mrs. Cittens is closely associ-
sted with a club for delinquency
u youth and through her plans
many effective slogans Will be
seen in Eastern Newspaper as,
Would you Do This Before Your
Motner?."
Mrs. Gertrude Wilson Tllford
Of Cincinnati, Ohio Is also quite
an interesting person. She =
happily married to contractor
wno builds fine home for all
races and sub-lets 10 other con
tractors. Mrs. llliord i elut
woman who enjoys her life.
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Arsonist Burns
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stairway leading to the second
flooi.
The fire department responded
to call and firemen extinguished
three blazes started in the cur
tain. and one in d second floor
bedroom. which was confined TO
the bed and the floor.
McCantls was arrested and
taken 10 Receiving Hospital
where he appeared to be emo
tIOnally upset.
Inspectors Frank Rocback and
Lawrence Amprlm. Of the arson
Bureau, interviewed McCantis at
the hospital and quoted HIM say
ing: II set the fires TO prevent
being harmed by unknown per-
scps. For several days. I've been
hearing voices threatening to
harm me-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

tcrtaining. well-writtcn Il will be-
an unforgcttable evening
See YOU there.
Dctroit-area voters should rel
member that they can vote id
the At-Large Congressional cahI
didate regardless of where thg|
i've in Mlchigan-and that thq|
can also vote, as they have "
past elections, for their dIstnd|
congressman.
Lack of public familiarity wt'|
the Congressman.ai.Largc oiilt7
on the ballot this year has been
one of the greatest problems y
the current campaign.
Michigan last had such a ps|
80 years ago and the problem
Of unfamiliarity with the oilie7
apparently existed IN the ea'|
stages Of the 1912 election, lO'|
Detroit tube-watchcrs sot tneIl
first glimpse of the Brallli''
bossa nova that is becoming y
popular here when gultarS|
Lnarlie Byrd was featured
Perry Como's colorcast last weeI|
Byrd, a classically orlenled p
guitarlst, studied with maesl
andres Segovia and has two PEI
selling albums out featuring
bossa nova (or new bca, }
most recent being Latin imp"]
SONS ON the Riverside LABEL
See va around the town 80
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
-sikorLgT JOHN EkiI
UkCES EOfS
10 BECOME SCOUTS

a>trDlaut J = d 2 Glenn tod
: ~ E1plorcss, h.sn school ase
members Ci the 10Y Scouts of
A-sfLs IL tne4r first National
'C-LiescAee a. Ann .AtOcr N.cn-
zen recently that tne nation Vii
nee- .ealers s-cn g you IN the
i4tlrc
lne i.rst American astrOnaut
u OrD.i the earth three times,
asironsot Glenn has volunteered
% s-ppofi the 90 Roundup
program tne Boy Scout. Of Amer
T., conducting th!s fail 70 make
scouting available 10 more boys
;arg4-aoui the nation.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
MA a cP PRESSES IkvESTic-
ALTON OF GARMENT WORK.
ERS UNION

NEW YORk.-The National AS.
sociation for the Advancement
Of Colored People this week
called upon the special sub
committee on Education and La
Dor TO pursue vigorous and
thorough going investigation OF
racial discrimination with the In
ternational Ladies Garment Work
ers' Union.
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just as frustrated and unsatis-
tied as | was when | walked UP
them two hours earlier
One thing did learn. how.
ever: | hate houses addicted 10
yerboslty.
They're looking for volunteers
at the Lucy Thurman Branch
YWCA to direct youth activities
in that community. The hours
are short and the satisfaction of
working with children, ages 5 to
II is long The skills needed are
varied and many and we're sure
that YOU girls with a little spare
time on your hands Will qualify
for this rewarding service-and
they need you.
Call Miss Walker, WO. 3-57lO,
for further details.
Study in Color" an evening
of theatre concerning race re-
lations. and written by the Rev
Malcolm Boyd, Episcopal Chap.
lain to Wayne State University.
will be presented for eight per.
formances during the first three
wcekends in November at the
Will-O-Way Apprentice Theatre
at 785 West Long Lake Road (be-
tween Woodward and telegraph
in Bloomfield Hills.
Cliff Frazier and Woodie King
Jr., two outstanding Detroit Ne
gro actors. and former students
at WSU, will appear along with
Chaplain Boyd. The performances
will start at $3.50 pm. and ad.
mission will be two dollars, with
proceeds going to the Episcopal
Society for Cultural and Racial
Unity The dates are FRIDAY
Saturday, and Sunday. November
2 3, 4; Friday, Saturday and Sun.
day, November 8, 10, and IL; aud
Friday and Saturday, November
10 and IL. Group and individual
reservations may be made by call.
ing 644-4418.
According to Celia Merrill
Turner, Will-O-Way's director. the
object of Will-O.Way is to give
special impetus to the writing of
new works for the legitimate
theatre. Said she, The Reverend
Malcolm Boyd's Study in Color
iulfills all the needs of today's
stage. II is exciting theatre-en.
& nLvVp orr ,f,ptD,vx,~-
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
NAH ohEY PROFESSIONAL
CHA

Mrs. Wilma Virgins OF W.
Philadelphia. was hostess TO the
Mahoney Professional CLUB last
Thursday. BrieE on summer ac-
tlyliles and vacations were very
interesting. An enjoyable repast
Was served. Mrs. Louise Sparks,
president, Nesdames Franc e
owens, Theresa Taylor, Lucille
strong. Mary L. Johnson, Susie
Clore, Osa McCant, Ethel Hill
Minerva Moore, Marie Prescott
Evelyn Davis, Louella Williams
and Georgia Currle were present.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

Avenue Baptist Church the Ladies
A.d 18th Anniversary Of Hart
ford held q grand celebration IN
the main auditorium with an
spprecistiye audience present.
Their history through the years
has been one Of success and has
been dramaized through many
programs.
For this occasion their guest
speaker was Mrs. Robert Hill
Walden. whose subject was: Can
| BE Different: and was uniquely
gwen in understanding narrative.
(Thc audience was well-pleased }
The program Was supported BY
the Senior Choir with their best
songs Mrs Jackson solo
Is; vas also appreciated.
Many other church friends com.
prlsed the audience OF which We
were happy to see them and
gratefully accepted their warm
hand shakes OF appreciation.
Mrs. Lucy Walls makes fine
president and this anniversary
celebration was financial sue
cess
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
III z a9rc q
Detroit

a pro9rssn fsr Two Players.
the Fisher Theaire otferns. ts
one ct the top trexirscal events q
the season II : both e6n<1llonzi
and entertaining The excerpts
from the ~orks q Shzkespe1re2n
literature are vel chosen and
spieadicly performed
The hishlight of the evening
:. xllhou, . doubt, the sect1cn
from Rschzrd III Maurice Eyens
performs the part Of the defcrned
character. Nnile Hiss lie c q
Hayes the first Lady Of the
American theatre Is superb IS
Kzin -flne froEr Tanning II the
shrex B1t these are only part
q : catalogue q we-l-prcsen,e1
Shakespeare.
Maurice Exams presented sr
excerpt from hiS sazrd winning
fe.eyls.0a procl4-on Aac0stn.
He selected Ire czsser scene !.
AZ that po.ri II the play, Mac
beth < p4annlrg 70 xiii als good
frlerd and kirg WITH cEaSger.
And TIE dzsger appears be-
fore hin. IN il-us.0n with scuis
ci blood which was not there.
Macbeth Loses lis nerve mo-
nenfarily And then enters MS
powerful wife Lady Macbeth a.
depicted b. the powerful acting q
Helen Hayes 10 restore his calm
i, IS besoiiiul theatre from
beginning 70 end
Next al the Fisher viii be
Lard Pengo- play based On
millionaire an dealer. Lord
Duscen Il VII star Charles Boyer
and Agnes Moorehesd Il VIII
open Monday October -, lSo2.
Vanguard Playhouse continues
is run u Threepenny opera thru
November Il a ne~ lead Will
replace Robert Rounssllle Viii
leave the cast for t~o weeks.
however the nea lead is a New
YORK actor VINO PLAYED IN the
original Threppenny at It's oil
Broadway location.
The Stables Theatre on Char
lotte street Is currently running
Jack Richardson Gallows Humor
Council Cargle plays the Dealr
character. 1t has been reported
10 Theatre Detroit that Mr.
Cargie IS magnificent IN the role.
lie i now member Of the
Stables resident company Of thes-
plans
Next week: a report from the
Rev Malcolm Boyd on his three
plays called Study in CoIor-plus
the review OF Lord Pengo from thC
Fisher theatre.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
Mrs Nan l. Reed Il St. Jane.
RoeketrE Ruday Veterans
Needed BY u s. Air Force

No1.d y necessary 10 contact
nm ia rs office Moncs. through
trlcsy z T. 10 5 p r until
saturday noon IN Crcer 70 fully
Understand me enlistment pro
cec1Tes SCI JohLson can Dr.
reached ., 1853 Grstloi corner
II Van Dyke or cal VA 3l4oi.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
WoMAN's SOCIETY DAY AT
SCOTT METHODIST

Woman Society Day was Oh.
served last Sunday afternoon at
Scott Methodist Church with ever
30 many fine church Women
present
The Vice. president Mrs. Flora
Mckinney opened the meeting
nsth the regular form of worship,
alc without furtncr ado the
riclram gan Sirs. Clarence
Nelson. wife Of the pastor dis
cussed very Popular subject
Frontier That Cas- Us It vas
defined beautifully and held the
attention Of the audience until
the last word "a, spoken As
usual Katie Moore'S rendlIions
are always acceptable and the
caOir selections very appropriate.
INFORMAL WEDDING REceP.
TtOA
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
To Honor Senator sris,oe Bryant

pan are being made ~ the
s1-tn4sng sp.stgs4 COMMITTEE
.os al Apprec4s,Dn Program III
1cLer ~ senator Es.s'oe brs ant
- ~ gwen Moncss OcioDer 2sfa
- = Fs.l = u r Z.on ch.Icn
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

Mr. and Mrs. James Amos a
Wexford introduced their dsuvb,'
er the new Mrs. Patricia Ana,
Scott and heir son-ln..sw. M
Errol Scott whose parents bvs
on klinger Street to their neieh
bors and friends last Ssturd,,
week.
Mrs. Scott was wearing a whit,
bouffsnt silk urganzc dress VIII
matching accessories Her corsgs
was white carnations.
The house was decorated viii
many colors of gardens i!owen
making a beautifully scene Many
nice gift were received
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

- -~~~"~~a -"
he~ Grace Baptist Calls Pssses
The Rev. W D McCluns. former
pastor of 81. stephens Bsptis;
Church. Columbus. Mississippi
has been called to lead the uem-
berhlp cf New Grace Bspus,
Church, located on < Pores.
a Feiiewship So<isl and Tea x1ll
81 gwen ., the Detroit Assceia-
too of Wonens Clubs. 546l
brush. thursday esenlns~ Spol-
sorec b. the BiDle Way Con.
cizse ~nlch Is curreniiy II ses-
sion ~ tne Bible Way Temple
540 L ferry The Key Chas
T. Ransom Is pastor
Mrs Msry l. Reed Il 81 James
Bsp.4st Church All deliver ire
m0Fnlns message II me ANIMAL
Woman Day Senlce a; Holy
Name Baptist Church. sun Oct.
% Ire church located Il 1888
Lafayette ls pzsioreo b. the Res
Oliver Bourm
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
The klTloNAL COUNCIL or
NEGRO w Q ~ ( N vii 1c.r

v ~cias1 De-. pfc-ssH 9, Ae.
"a. Erc. t-nspe. O.i -c,a .,
IL W a. s44JO Dgnter b4s1.
Jlis Fs-4lAe tsmpoe. D. H-s.
sr. street bsp,.sl Ln-rl1 ~...
~ prlc.ps. peeAef y..er M.1.
s,esa ~..es ~. participate .n ,ne
program dr. bsfosEs l.rneg =
IA nan me pJD.c = lL.lteu
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
NOTED SINGER APPolNItp
MUSIC POST AT v Of N

ANN ARBOR - John MeOO,
lum, noted lyric tenor, has w
appointed associate professor |,
music at The University oil MY"
gan. :.
He will teach voice ana w
tinuc his career in concert opY|
and oratorio. !,
Discussing the appoIn'l"@@,, a,
Dean James b. Wallace, Oh ~, y,
school Of Music, said, TINS s.,,'s, ~,
young artist will continue i',a,' ~,
significant engagements. "a, "a,
ability and reputation VIII az
emincnce and prestige 10 IN
school. Students of voice Nh
gain immeasurably from =" ..ss1
instruction and association vi
this artist-teacher."
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

The W0mens Association Of -
Jonn Presbyterian Church AZ
busy completing plans tor Va
meas Day 70 be held sunday
November An Mrs John Lang
Corresponding Secretary Of ~
DetfLlt Presbyterian ALL Dc ths
llvO . e. speaker. The united
Church h0meA lea xnicn "a
sucn huge success Eill % siser
again tnls year a. the atternoCr
activity Slss Mrs 81 John
~Il IL trDNnec - ~eI a. Tie
81 Jcnn Church Woman u the
year hcnCrec
4 SEASONAL" TEA AND
FASHION SHOM n4s presented
b. me Altar Circle 81 CFeairr
Cnr4si bapl4si Cn.llh lsz- Sun
css 81 ; - ? NJ me program
participants Acre kOD-Fi \ Le~ls,
EeAtr.ce barnett Losene Barneir,
Nasy v Moore fssElsns ~
LxAs tashlcr shop included
Scene one sssni0ns q. The Iimes
coats. suits i4rs and sports wear
DAYTIME Wear and Alter Five
Cocktsl. were scenes i~c and
three respectively Colit-res were
b. Nszefee Sms,a. Roberta Flenc.
snc O-slz N.lsca si3llsis Alf.
S.D.a late IS pfes-ceri q i1e
spl1A>r.lz group Afs J.aIr-e
he.c pro.lcec Inc m-s.l Ire ~
: Ds.esoy IS f4s... Z. .1e -a-sea
Founders Day Banquet
br- a.. D~ "a -pc- Ct. !.
1a1-s t--4-e ~. -4-
1,l.f.1. As 5...r.e D-A
a 1st-scss ~ f.e As~e
l.t,c. Ar se.,. lte ~-
.sesA u Ler. .1-.es Ir. c.tts
~ Ne.z1Dlr "ese Q, Pr.
Ll.in sn.4et - -.-b~oms1
~ Asa Assme / Cole ~
sh-f. G~y.sr 2. s.eA Des,-s
rs.Aef s1e ~ t-s.ness
n.as4 b. N, A-oesia Ds,
81 Q4eeA ALn LAMAR "ss
.l.!l4.t sL-yr. cal.e- ~ Miss
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
LUNCHEON AT THE CReA1
LAKES BUILDING

The American Negro Emsn
cipalion Centennial NECA|
gave a luncheon Tuesday al lhs|
great Lakes Building with NAM
fine businessmen as Fred Algr|
l. c. Blount, DR.. Andrew ri
Fruehauf, c. S. Artie Bailey, Alton
A. DAVIS, Executive Director ID
Chicago. Father Dade and other
men from all walks OF life snd|
many influential women wer|
present TO discuss plans for Midi
lgans part in the Worlds CeE|
tennial to be held in Chicago with
DR.. J j. Jackson as presldent|
Mrs. Jerelin Macklin VIII hsw|
charge of the Women DNIsOl|
for Michigan.
Further plans Will follow a
future editions.
Mrs. Fred Alger is Chairmai
and Mr.. L. {, Blount co.chaInar
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27
EUToPIA CLUB

Last Saturday evening The "
topia Bridges club NE al III
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Riehart
Booker of Parker Avenue IOl
their regular meeting
The hosts served delighia
dinner which was enjoyed By al
The past time was bridge
Mrs. Gwendolyn Harrison Is d
home TO her many friends, again
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

CAN l BE DIFFERENT?
Ladies Aid 44fh Anniversary
Sunday evening at Hartford
The Detroit tribune., 1962-10-27

Next week. A report from the
Rev Malcolm Boyd on his three
plays called Study in coIor-plus
the review OF Lord Pengo from the
Fisher theatre
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Nursing League Music Group
offers S2OQ 600 Present Dance

IAN Evening OF Music and
Dance" an invitational program
arranged by the Music Commit
tee Of the Founders Society, will
be offered in the auditorium of
the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Friday. June Is. at $50 pm.
Music committee chairman. Mrs.
Michael Freeman. has announced
that all those who are interested
in the Museums regular Concert
Series are welcome TO attend
The program will include vocal
selections by contralto. Shirley
Love. chamber ensemble music
directed by Felix Resnick. incl
dental dances and the ballet.
THE Ragged Heart" presented
by Wayne State University Dance
Workshop. The ballet, with or
ieinal score by Ruth Wylie and
choreographv by Harriet BERG,
premiercd March 81 in the Com
munity Arts Auditorium.
DR.. Audley Grossman. Jr.. cur
ator of Theatre Arts at the Mus
cum. will direct the production
and coordinate the program.
Announcement Of the artists
secured for the l962-63 Concert
Series will be made by Mrs. Free
man at the close Of the program.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

Degrees TO Sir
DeHOiters mHU
Commencement

WASHINGTON - Six Detroit.
ers were among some 700 who
received degrees Friday. June 8
during the oath commencement
OF Howard University in Wash.
ington.
During the exercises Howard
President James Nj. Nabrit. Jr
conferred degrees upon more
than 700 graduates of the Uni.
versity's 10 schools and colleges.
Honorary degrees went to Swed.
ish economist Gunnar MyrdaI
doctor Of Laws. soprano Leon.
tyne Price doctor of Music). and
Assistant Secretary of Labor.
George l.. p. Weaver Doctor of
Laws).
Detroiters are Bynum. Glenn
L.. MD. POI F.. Garfield. Harper.
Conrad. X. B.A.. 4450 St Clair:
keves. Lonnie. B.A.. 412l Canton;
Ray. Gayle d.. B.A.. 42l +. Phil
adclphia; Smith, Conrad p. B.A..
1903 Williams: and Crockett.
Ethelene j.. BIS. 1927 Nicolet.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Electric FrecSer
Tricks for Easy
Entertaining

The Electric Living Division
of the Detroit Edison Co.. pre-
pared this information for Easy
Entertaining" This is the first
in a series of such articles for
TRIRIINE readers
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
In Scholarships

The Detroit and TrbCounty
League for Nursing announced
the introduction of new 5000.
600 Merit Scholarship Program
aimed at attracting greater
number Of qualified high school
students to careers in nursing
and TO provide funds for practic-
ing nurses who wish TO further
their nursing education.
The purpose of this scholar
ship program. according 10 Lea
que officials. is To alleviate the
acute shortage of nurses pre-
valent today and TO provide more
faculty members for the areas
nursing schools. "An expected
increase in nursing students 10
uiation has failed to occur" said
correspond 10 the expanding pop
Mrs. Marguerite Murray. RN.
the Leagues executive Director.
"As a result. hospitals. clinics
and health services are current
ly operating with 25 per cent
less nurses than are needed to
do the job"
A f0ur-year deadline has been
set for raising the funds neces-
sary to finance the scholarship
program. Members of the De
troit and Tri-County League for
Nursing. Torch supported
agency. are currently contracting
heads of charitable organizations
and inviting them to pledge funds
for one or more scholarships.
Three programs provide a
choice of scholarship plans.
The FIRST Plan offers seventy
$400 scholarships for hospital
schools Of nursing or junior col
leges in the Tri-county area.
The SECOND Plan provides
fifty-five $4,000 scholarships IN
basic college programs leading
to a Bachelor of Science Degree
in Nursing.
The THIRD Plan. offering twen-
ty-four $4,000 scholarships to
graduates of nursing schools. al
so leads to Bachelor of Science
Degree and will prepare faculty
for schools of nursing.
The Detroit and Tri-County
League for Nursing is headquar.
tered at 81 w. Warren, Detroit
l. Mich. Further information can
be obtained by writing to this
office.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
1900 w SU.
Grads Get
Degrees

A record-breaking 1900 can
didatcs were awarded degrees al
Wayne State Univcrsity's com
mencement exercises Thursday
night in Dctroit's Cobo Hall.Con,
yention Arena.
DR.. Clarence b. Hilbery will
confer an estimated 1910 un.
dereraduate and 563 graduate
degrees in addition to four hon.
orarv degrees.
The breakdown Of graduates by
COLLEGES and schools is: College
of Education, ABB bachelors and
27O masters; College Of Liberal
Arts. AGO bachelors and rs mas.
tcrs: School of Business Admins.
tration. 40 bachelors and IL
masters: College of Engineering.
76 bachelors and "a masters:
Law School 63 bachelors and G
masters: College OF Nursing. AZ
bachelors and q masters: College
Of Pharmacv. 20 bachelors and
. masters: College Of Medicine
7 masters and Montcith College,
| bachelor.
In addition, the College of
Medicine will award lot MD.
degrees. There will also be %
PhD. degrees, z Ed.D. degrees,
bringing the total awarded this
year to As Ph.D. degrees and "a
EdD. degrees.
Leonard Woodcock, chairman
of The Wayne State University
Board OF Governors. will make
the formal welcome to the grad.
yates and DR.. Robert f. Lusk.
president of the Wayne State I'm.
iversity Alumni Association, will
welcome the new alumni.
DR.. LLOYD, V. Berkner, presi-
dent of the graduate research
center of the southwest. will
make the commencement adj
dress.
The RI. Rev. Mser. Albert A.
Matyn of Sacred Heart Semin.
airy will give the invocation and
bcncdiction. DR.. Rupert l.. Cort-
RIGHT, professor of speech. will
serve as marshal.