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Arizona tribune., 1962-08-03


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Street Lights Aren't All
Within the past tw0 months, street lights
haze been placed along one Of the city's
busiest HOYOughfaYeS - East BYOadsVay.
There is long stretch of the road without
lights but it is hoped they uiH be installed
soon.
In the South Phoenix area which sOas an
nexed last year there are some veTy PRESS
ing problems. First and foremost in this
area which stretches many miles where
large concentration Of Negro families kve,
is a sewage system. During the hot Veath-
ey nothing IS more distasteful than the acTid
odoys Of ove11iIIed cessbools.
Secondly, there is not adequate play
ground facilities although the city parks
and recreation department has continued
playground areas at some of the school
sites. HusdYeds of children haze no access
to public summing pool and daily they
try to get to EastLake, at least foxy miles
away.
There is no public library facility in the
immediate area except the b00kmobile,
which is routed blocks away from the Julian
and Palnsdale School areas.
In checking the proposed park areas for
the southside there aas no mention Of any
in these neighboyhoods. Let rs not be sat
isfsed with lights on the street 50 there are
many more pressing problems. ~
Combined Efforts
A neW star in the heavens which is really
not star but q communication satellite,
Arizona tribune., 1962-08-03
vlewS,P PREvIEws
AND REVIEWS
Edwrrd Rnnke
VOTERS REGISTER ALL TIME HIGH
Edward Banks

George Erhard Macopa County election bureau director has
announced the latest totals for registration in the
both Democrats Republicans
be great deal of in the primaries and in general
election.
Registration high $50
1916 while Republicans numbered l035 The Democrats gained
is while the Republicans showed gain of 28
instead 1000 Tailed
This is encouraging sign Persons longer apaetc
Heretofore
Unfortunately large registration doesn't record
the polls.
There is only way insure and is make the
realize that Perhaps the major poit
could show movies of the
Russia and satellites.
Evening star., 1962-09-06

and he doesn't realize what I
have to put up with. She has
four children besides my
husband, and none of them
wants her. so we have had
this burden for six years with
no help Financial or other
wiSe) from them. I have
three children and a big
house to take care of. I can
never go out and am sick and
tired Of having an old lady
with aches and pains for
company "a hours a day. She
has no money, and we have
none to spare. What now?
EXISTING
Ask your husband to call a
Evening star., 1962-09-06

garet's hair. I went over
there one morning last week
to borrow two eggs. Margaret
wasn't home, but her hus-
band asked me If ] would
stay and keep him company.
I told him ! was in q hurry
and started to leave when he
followed me and gave me q
pinch. I pretended not to no.
tice. Yesterday I went back
to return the eggs and Mar
garet was gone again. This
time her husband grabbed
me by the arm and asked me
for a kiss. I struggled free.
gave him a piece of my mind
and left. Should I tell Mar
Evening star., 1962-09-06

heels, but I think he just says
that because he knows I feel
more dressed up in heels.
What would you do II you
were in my shoes?
JOHNS WIFE
II I were In your shoes I'd
be sure they were flats. It's
more important to look your
husband in the eye than to
feel dressed up."
DEAR ABBY: 1 am fed up on
being practically married"
to my husbands semi-invalid
mother. She Is a very diff
cult person to live with but
my husband is gone all Gay
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Misses Dresses
Now Reduced

outstendins group Of dresses ineIud-
ing town eottons, AFnsl tFioeetots
jerseys, DaeFon9 polyesteF sheess,
DoeFon polyesteT end cotton pIoids.
ons-pieee dresses end costumes in
the group.
40 Dresses, comparable Volues Now
1875 and 1895, 1900
IS Dresses, comparable Vohe
22.e5, 1900
40 Dresses, comparable Volue
$500, 1900
30 Dresses, comparable volus
1895, 2i.oo
20 Dresses, comparable volue
$500, $500
WGL-Misses' Dresses
Washington, Chevy Chase,
Wheoton Plozo, 7 Corners
and AIexondrio
Evening star., 1962-09-06

Remnants Friday Only
Help Us cIeon Up Our Mems Sporsweor :.
Shelves Prices Cut VI and Much More
20 Summerweisht Sport coo oil first quality reduced from
regular stock Handsome potern 3buon center vent
styling. Broken sizes Comparable value. 1895. Il.es
II Sport coots all wool and wool blend models many popular
patterns All obeed for obc content Not all sizes in every
pattern At Chevy Chase oso Comparable voIues $500 and
1895 l4Ss
40 Imported AWooI Sweaters. get several ot savings for
winter Vee turtle and neck styles and cord
eons All imported from regular Comparable voIues
1895 and 1875 6.ss
IS Madros Shirts shoseeve style of oo90 cotton, hond
woven in Indo S. NJ |, XL. Comparable voues 1000 TO
l595 4.ss
IS Boating Joee by famous moke Eoch ocket patterned
with letter from International Flag Code Woer-repeIIent
blend of cotton and royon obeed for fobrc Not all
letters in every size. S. M L. M Comparable value 1895
6se
20 Po Summer Dress sueks of excellent $500 Docrone poly
ester, 459o wool blend Broken sizes. coors Comparable
value l2.95 sSs
IS Pos Fomous Nome Swim Trunks Lostox and boxer STYLE
labeled for fabric content S M l. Comparable values 500
and SOS l.rS
Yoehtins Joeets. highly woterrepeIIent with hood Terry
cloth lined Comparable value, $500 sss
40 Poirs Soeks all and wool blends obeed for fobe
content Broken Sizes coo Comparable values l2e5 and
l4e5 3Ss
WeL-The Mems store End Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06

garet why I refuse to set foot
in her house again unless she
Is homer
PUZZLED
No; II Margaret" il not
home you have no need to
be there either. Besides, she
probably Is onto her hubby
and one more report won't
give her any comfort.
=
DEAR ABBY: I have been
married to John for six years.
When I wear flats we are
about the same height, but
when I wear heels ! am taller
than he is. He says 1t doesn't
bother him to have me wear
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Bicycles, Tents.
Lown GIiders

+z6" Bicycles by Murray In ied
with white trim. SturdiIy built coost-
er-broks type, Comparable volus
1926, z9.1s
3-26" Bicycles in blue with white
trim for girls. Comparable Vous
1895, 1928
II cobone Tents for fun ot beech
or in the back yord. 5" squore aid
81" high. Comparable voIus 6.99,
4.4s
II Lown eIiders by Gym Dandy. OF
z" tubuIor steel, glider hos two foe
ing scots and foot plotfom, Is Ioins
enough for four youngsters. Com
porobIe volue 24.s5, Is.4S
WGl-The Toy Store,
9th Floor. Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
SoVe on
Spring Coots
and Suits

SO coats, lobeIed for fobrie content,
oreotly reduced. Misses broken
sizes. Not oil styles in oil colors.
Comparable voIues 1895 to $500,
1900
lS Spring Wool Suits, oil IobeIed
for fobric content. Comparable value
1895 and more, 1900
WGL-Foshion 5th Coot
and Suit Shop, 5th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06

meeting Of his clan and in-
sist that the responsibility be
divided. II they refuse to
give their mother a home,
each one should contribute
something toward her keep
in a nursing home.
=
Unload your problem on
Abby. For q personal reply,
send a Self-dddreSsed,
stamped envelope to ABBY,
care of The Evening Star.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
End of Season
Clearance Of Famous
Name Fobrics

456 YsFds, Drip-DFy and Wrinkle
Resisssnt cottons. Include light
grounds. So" to IS" wide. Com
parable volues l.29 and more.
Yord, 75e
5s7 Yards, Fine QusIity cottons.
All woshoble cotton seersuckers in
cluded. Comparable l.59 and more.
Yord, 100
WGL-FoshIon Fobries
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Sove on Lomps
Lamp Shades

IS Lomps, mony by weIl-k n own
mokers. Variety of styles include
every period, for tobIe, boudoir or
desk. Some slightly domooed or have
domooed bases. Comparable VoIues
1926 to more than double,
1856 TO z2.S6
IS High -ouoIity Lomp Shodes in O
Ioroe variety Of fobrics and sizes
including boudoir, floor and tobIe.
Some slightly donoeed. Comparable
VoIues 2.95 to 7.9o. 1856 TO 4.s6
WGL-Lomps, 7th Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Nursery Corner

80 InFont Girls Topper Sets. cotton,
for weor right now. Various styles,
coIors.. Broken sizes S, N, |, N.
Less than "a comparable volue, 400
alt Infonts' Summer Poiomas for
boys and girls. Many styles ond col
ors in group. Comparable voIues
2.25 to $50, Las
500 Infonts' Sunsuis by famous
moker. Boys and girls styles in q
variety of styles and eoIors. All To-
beled for fobrie content. Less than
"a comparable volue, 100
80 Cotton Corduroy crswIsrs, B.
piece styles, to stort the foil seoson.
Comparable Volue $50, 400
80 Cotton cFowIer Sets, 3-pieee
styles, by famous moksr. Vorious
styles, eoIors. Broken sizes. Com
porobIs values 5.es and 6.9e, 400
so Famous Make Cotton crawIer
Sets, 3-piece styles. Broken sizes.
Comparable voiues 500 and 1925,
500
IS Fomous Moke 2-Pieee Cotton
crowIeF and Blouse Sets. Style and
color choice. Comparable voIues
2.99 and 800, ZOO
40 Foney Peiomas and Gowns, oil
cotton, imported from ItoIy. Broken
sizes !, z, 3. Comparable voIues
7.99 and S.99, 400
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Good Savings on
Summer Dresses

A group Of well styled summer
dresses. ideal for right now and into
fell. Choice Of eottons, DaeFonS
pOIyester and cotton blends, some
sheers and sleeveless styles in group.
Pastel tones, also block, brown and
green. Sizes 1910 and I2h-24h.
comparable VoIue Now
IS e.ee to 1925 TOO
100 ll.e5 500
50 l2.e5 900
WGL-Foshion 5th Daytime Dresses
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheaton PIozo, 7 Corners
and Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-09-06

For Abby's booklet, Hon
to Haze a Lovely Wedding"
send so cents to ABBY, Bor
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
CMcNaught Syndicate, Ine)
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Tai MohuI to Be Lit

AGRA, India.-The Indian
government has decided to
electrify the Tai Mahal and
the surrounding area. Work
will start soon.
Evening star., 1962-09-06
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: My hus-
band and I have been very
friendly with a certain couple
(our neighbors) for the past
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Clearance on Notions

comparable voIus Now
IS Spoolie Hair Curl
oFs, 81 TO pockoos, l.5o 7Se
80 Genii Electric
Room DeodoEixeFs TO
freshen oir, ZOO 100
4S French Purse and
Key Choin Combine
tion in red or rose
leother, 100" soc"
80 conveFto Covers
for oIuminum out
door choise lounges.
Of fobric- b q eked
plostic with leather
look. Pillow heodrest
ottoched. 5.o9 400
80 Lawn Chair Con-
veFto Covers for
oluminum out oor
choirs to moteh
choise covers, 3.49 ZOO
"PIeoss add 1925 Federal tax.
WGL-NotIons, lst Floor
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Boys Sportsweor

100 Boys Cotton Knit Shirts, collar
STYLES. Assortment of potterns and
cIeor coIors in the group. Compo-
robIe value 2.99, las
100 Short Sleeve SpoFt Shirts in q
variety of tones and patterns, prop
erly lobeled for fobric content. Com
poroble value 2.99, las
II SisnoI FIos Bootins Jeeksts, all
cotton with voter repellent finish.
Sizes smoll and medium. Comporo-
Bile volue l4.95, 4.4S
WGL-The Boys Store, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Cocktoil Dresses
GreotIy Reduced

comparable 600
vaIne 1875 y
80 Smart styles for misses end
juniors. PssteI shades and prints in
group; oil properly IsbsIed for fab
Fie content.
WGL-Foshion 5th Dress Shop,
5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Gift Shop Items
At Savings

comparable volue
so Self end Pepper
mills from ItoIy, 1896
IS coIoEFuI ceFomie $50 and
Scoops for serving, 2.99
"a ltelion FPuit or
Dessert Ploses, color
ful contemporary, ESQ
100 oVisnteI SeRe
kashi Sets. ldeol for y
bridge parties, TV more thon
snock sets, double
IS Perry Dip Servers:
a gloss bowls on
metol rock with VOL
nut hondle, 7.50
8 BFsss Flower Pot
Staads, hold 3 plonts more thon
or contoiners, double
9BFess casssFoIes
end LiRsFs, wood
and bross tops, 1925
20 Square ceFamle
Well Plates, decoFo-
tive, eolorful llxll" 500
80 Gey ltoIion cs- 2.5o6
Fsmie Flower Pots 2.25
20 csFssoR Vsses 1855
from Sermony, 4.95 8
rs Black and White
Salt end PsppeFmiIIs more than
from Germany. double
II Covered Nut or
condy Dishes. Shaped more thor
-smoll green squosh, double
80 Sitting Hen Rel
ish Dishes from Coli
fornio; use for chip
n-dip or deViled eggs, 5.e9
8 StFsw b sFTy TV
TabIs Trey Sets,
per set, 32.95
10 Butterfly TV Ts-
bIe Trey Sets, per set, 34.e5 d.
IS WsInut TV TsbIs
TFsyss stond clone,
eoeh, 7.S9
W6L-Ths Gift Shop, 7th Fl
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
On Sale Friday $3.50 AN. +.
Sove on BIouses

300 Dressy and ToOred Bouses. sizes 3o38 Comparable
value 500 and 7eo 800 and 500
WGL-Nekweor and BIouses Washington, Chevy Chose
Wheaton Pozo Corners Aexondio
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Clearance on Summer
And Transitional
Dresses

A large collection Of summer end
tronsitionol dresses in cotton blends
with DoerOnS poIyesteT, FortFeI poly
ester, ArneI trioeetuts jersey and
rOyon eTepes. Some in light shades
but most in darker prints. All To-
beIed for fobrie content.
ia, comparable voIues
l7.e5 to 1926 now, lz.oo
1877. comparable values
22.95 to $500 now, 1900
WGL-Women's Dresses, 3rd Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Pick q New
Wordrobe Of Smart
Ties and Sove
comparable
vaIEe, $50

500 Ties in O hondsome assortment
Of foshion-risht eOIos and psstoEns
including stripes, aII-ovsFs. meet de-
signs and undeF-the-knots. Give
your wGrdEobe fFesh-tis Ilfs.
WGl-The Mems Store
End Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06

Entire Stock Of Chandelier Room
Summer Fashions Reduced
More Than n
comparable values - 90 "a 0A0 90
1925 to 475OO no
Fine selection Of duyme eOeku and evening oshon Many
fubes including silks. All obeed for Fobie content Clear
eolors and prints. 8-lS
WeL-The Chandelier Room. srd Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1962-09-06
NeighborIy Visits
Overdone Here

BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
Is years. The man has re-
Gently retired and does moth
ing but sit around the house.
watch TV and get in Mar
Evening star., 1962-09-06

$50 pieces, in group ore shorts,
skirts, tee shirts, blouses ond Various
spoFtsweeF items.s All labeled for
fobrie content. Sizes TIA.
WGL-GirIs' Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Teen-Ase Apparel

800 BIouses and Jcmoieos in cotton.
BIouses ore sleeveless. White and
vorious coIors. Jomoicos in prints
and clear eoIors. lis. Comparable
values 2.ee and 3.99, 100
200 Skirts. In group ore cottons in
cIeor coIors and florol prints. Un-
pressed pIeots and hip stitched
styles. Also some white ArneIG tri-
ocetote pIeoted skirts in group.
lis. Comparable value 4.e9 to
7.ee, 400
100 Dresses, mostly cottons in pos
tel shodes; properly Iobeled for fob
ric content. Shirtdresses, sheoths
and fulI-skirted, Impressed pleots
styles in group. Broken sizes lis.
Not oil colors in all styles. Compo-
robIe value s.ee to ll.e5, 400
WGL-Teen-Aee Apparel. 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Mems Regular Stock One and Two
Trouser Suits Clearance Priced

comparable values. $500 1900
to more than double ~
200 Suits ideal for and we'll into oI Blended oF
Doerone pOyeste and wool DoerOno pOeste and yon for
excellent and shope retention. We have
good size range In resuors shorts and longs get In on
the big sovinss All labeled for fobre content.
W5L-The Mems Store End Floor Washington Store e."
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Remnonts-FHd0y Only
Exceptional Sovines
On Mems Imported
German Roincoots
regularly, 1925

II coats styled in West Germany
in very heavy oil cotton fobrie with
bone buttons or So9o cotton, 1925
royon blend fobFie with bFoss but
tons. Wear them well into the
winter months as oil weather eoots.
continentoI styling in ton, blue and
block, regular and long sizes.
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06

Models and Kits at
50% Savings
comparable voIue Now
Z Model Stuffed
Toys, lion or tiger, 600 800
5 Stamped creweI
WaII Pencil Kits in
voter lily design.
28x40 inches, l4.0O 100
crewel M o d els,
evening bog, COS
metie kit, eyeeIoss 6.ooto 800
case, 1000 to 500
Stemped cut-Work
Luncheon Cloths:
3-7zxlos" oval, 100 500
5-6oxso" obIons. 100 500
s-s4x72" ebIOns. 500 400
Model SweotsT,
loo9o wool, In tur-
quoise. medium size, 1000 1000
WGL-Art NeedIework, 5th FlooL
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
REMNANTS ON SALE FRIDAY ONLY, $50 AM

Remnonts-FidOy Only
Chubby Girls
Apparel
100 'e.3.OO
comparable vGlHe
I.99 to 799
$50 pieces, including dresses, shorts,
swimsuits and miscellaneous apparel
in the group. All IobeIed for fsbFie
content. Chubby girls Sh-I4h.
WGL-GirIs' Apparel, 4th Floor
Washington Store
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Juniors Suits,
Toppers, Roineoots
500 to 1900
comparable valaes
1925 to $500
SO Pieces. assorted styles and eoIors.
W6L-Juniors Coots and Suits,
4th Floor, Washington Store
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Roineoots and
Foille busters
comparable o 0IWe 90
100 TO 1926 ~
2e pieces In this group Of Foineoets
and foiIIs busters, properly labeled
for fobFie content.
WGL-Foshion 5th Coot and Suit
Shop, 5th Floor, Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06

Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Subteen Apparel
100 Dresses, mostly cottons, oil
properly IobeIed for fobrie content.
Choice of shirtwoist and dressy
styles, oil posteI coIors. Broken sizes
6-l4. Comparable Volue 8.ee to
l4.e5, 400
IS Cotton Skirts, cIeor coIors; hip
stitched and impressed pIeot styles.
Broken sizes 6-l4. Comparable vol
ue 4.ee to 8.99, ZOO
W6L-Subteen Apparel, 4th Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
24.00 to 228-o0
Foshion 5th Shop
Transitional Cottons

comparable valne II.95 and 1926 %
SCI pieces In group styles for Juniors misses and demi
sizes in cotton cotton blends Styles obeed for fobre
content Choice Of oeket dresses variety Of sleeveless and
other styles, also in prints and eeor eoors; many
cool, dark shades.
W6L-Foshion 5th Shop Washington Chevy Chose
Wheaton Pozo,
ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1962-09-06

Remnonts-Frid0y Only
Outstanding Sovines on
Mems Dress Shirts
comparable vaIne, $50 and 500
800 Dress Shirts in assorted collar styles. All fquoIy
shirts no seconds Take this opportunity stock up this
impofont item Of opporeI Not oil sizes in oil styles
W6L-The Mems Store, End Floor Washington Store
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Remponts-Fridoy Only
Foshion 5th Shop
Summer Suits

36 Smart summer suits, oil lobeled
for fobrie content. Not oil sizes in
oil eoIors.
".f.s
Mobilization 5th Shop Coot and
Suit Shop, 5th Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Remnonts-Fidoy Only
Girls Sportsweor

comparable valMe
I90 and more
Evening star., 1962-09-06
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Juniors Sportsweor
Too to 90

Comparable valneS
3.99 to 1925
300 pieces, swimsuits, skirts, shorts
and bIouses. Assorted styles and
eolors.
WGL-Juniors' Sportsweor,
4th Floor, Washington Store
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
Gas Heating Equipment
Should Get Proper Care

place to work and play The
Slight amount OF heat generated
by the gas pilot maintains a gent
lie updraft in the chimney. This
serves TO ventilate the basement
and dry the air reducing damp
ness and increasing comfort.
Instant heat. With a touch OF
a flnger one can take the eds'
off of cool summer days. Nv us
ing the heating system for .
few hours o homeowner can rio
the house Of dampness and sum-
mcr chills. A householder car
control temperatures in lat
spring and early fall accordin'
tc needs. -.
Autumn convenience. II th'
piIot liehts Is on the household
or avoids the inconvenience ..
HAVING 10 wait 10 have the pilot
LIGHT lighted in the fall. To bring
the heating system into instant
operation. just reset the thermo-
stat TO desired room tempera'
ture.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
hma EOing, Recipient
WLasker Fellowship,
Will 1ttend L. of NJ

NEW YORK Four l96:
graduates of United Negro Col
lege Fund institutions have been
awarded FlOrina and Loula I.ask-
or FeilowShips for advanced 'vorh
at leading universities. w j..
Trent. Jr. College Fund execu.
tive director. announced here
last week.
The winners are: lrma A.
Ewing. alumna OF LcMoyne Col
lege. Memphis: Henrietta b
Smith. Hampton Institute. Iiamp'
ton. Va; Doris Jean Wallace.
Talladcga College, Talladcga,
Ala; Dorothy Tate Ward. Knox
vile College. Knoxville. Tenn.
Miss Ewing has chosen the I'm
ivcrsity of Michigan for advanc-
ed studies in linguistics and Eng
lish. She declares herself "fas-
cinatcd by the study of language
Especially regional dialects.
Many prevailing ideas about lang
uage need TO be dispelled. They
can be if better informed high
school and college instructors
work TO this end in our schools.
| should like TO be one OF these. .
Memphis is Miss Ewing's home
town Despite the necessity to
work during her entire school
life. she has been an honor stu
dent continuously.
Miss Smith hopes to teach
matcmatics She has selected
Purdue University. Lafayette.
Ind, for work toward a master
of science degree.
Miss Wallace will also study
mathematics but research is her
goal. Her primary interests are
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09
Failure To View UL Role In Depth
Could Be Tragic Mistake Says Young

of expectation" by Negro citi-
zens seeking only their birth
right as American citizens"
The points set forth by the
Null chief were these:
What some seem TO observe
and identify as fhe problem Of
Negro citizens or fhe msI-fvne-
tioning Of Negro families will
be best understood and corrected
If seen and treated as prob
lem of cities and society al
large.
Rejection of any notion of
this as a singlc-facct problem
economic. housing. education -
is imperative. In reality. it is
all of these. You can't secure a
decent job without good edu-
cation. And a good education can
today only be secured in good
ncighborhoods, with good schools
and wholesome social and cul-
tural surroundings.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-09

enHouse Planned
For - New Schools
Thurs, June 7-lOa.m.

Approximately ali Of this. said
DR.. Browncll. will be available
Tor school and community rccrc-
atom use.
A comparative building cost
study shows that Detroit today is
building schools for approx
mately $837 per pupil whereas
in the period from 1859 to 1859
schools cost about 81 900 per pu.
pill.
The new high schools being
planned for Detroit. said DR..
Brownell. reflect the modern
needs of young people for bet.
ter preparation for the world
OF work. Increased and improv-
cd counseling. plus improved
programs. have resulted from
combined efforts of citizens and
educators and will show in the
new high schools. Grades 10
through IL are now housed as
senior high schools and grades
Z through 8 in junior high school
units. This was recommends
tion of the Citizens Advisory
Committee on school needs in
1858.
Bennett (R). 2l1 Mullane: Bcr-
ry. 6600 Benson; Bishop R), 99l
Winder; Brady (P). 1920 Joy:
Bunche-Smith. (R). 2601 Ellery:
Bunche- Smith (R), 260l ElIery:
Chandler (R), 1927 Chaplin: Chry-
sler, l445 f. Lafayette; Clippert
tR). 4725 Martin; Crosman (R).
9027 John Lodge; Doty R), 1O225
Third; Fleming, l850l Waltham:
Fox P), 1890 Fargo; Goldberg
(R), 1880 Marquette; Jameson,
1900 w. Philadelphia: Jeffrics
(P). 1920 Leonard; Jones, 770l
oyiNtStcf.
Mark Twain, l200l Gleason:
Maybury (R). 44l0 Porter; Nc
Kenny P). 20833 Pembroke: Nc
Kinstry (R), 1881 McKinstry;
Nichols R), 1920 Burns; Parke
(Rl. 3010 F. Milwaukee: Peck.
1000 Lawrence; Pingree (P), 1917
Mcclellan: Preston (R), 1851
Seventeenth; Reeves P), 1920
R;vcrvicw: Sampson R). 6n75
Bcgolc: San Francisco R), 29la
Rivard. Tender. 1l40l f. Yer
nor: Winoert (R). 1851 w. Grand
Blvd; Winterhaltcr P), 1921
Rroadstrcct; and Yost, 1851
Winston.