The Detroit tribune., 1963-01-12
around the
fOaVn . .
with Lee Ivory

III days as q criminal anarchist
and lost nine pounds. With nine
women in one cell and one
bed Annie was 50 cramped from
this experience that she almost
had to learn TO walk all over
again
= THREE PEOPLE WOUNDED :.
After being released. Annie
Pearl YVES shot a. in the home Of
Mrs. Carol psnisis. Terrell
County. Georgia. Three other
people in the house ~ the fine
were wounded.
Zone thing about the Negroes
IN fhe South" Annie further
stated, they are prepared TO die
for what thsy believe Is right end
true and Just. They 90 10 isil
with pride and dignity. They
sing in ths face Of discomfort
fans off in hot weather: on again
when the cells ere chilly. Some
Of fhe people are Jailed with no
charges preferred against them
until much later when someone
has fhe time 70 think up some
thing 70 charge with."
Annie Pearl Avery has escaped
the life OF hunted dog in the
South Inactive Negroes aren't
harassed. Negroes who are con-
tent with the LOT Of second class
citizenship are not jailed, shot
at, or hounded because they are
good niggers." Annie Pearl is
not good niger" and her
escape" is only q vacation. By
the time you read this story,
Annie will be back in Alabama
again.
~ MUST RETURN -
i've got 70 start the New
Year right" she said. II could
never be happy here knowing
there are 50 many things TO be
done st home. There is . seieetive
buying campaign going on now
and we are making plans 10
intesrste the University of Ala
bsms during 1853"
The only problem really fac
ing SNCC and the forward move
ment of their program is money
OF course, people are needed
but they must be sincere, honest
people dedicated to the principles
on which SNCC was founded.
All contributions may be sent
70: Around the Town, this news
paper. Send only checks or money
orders and make them payable
70 the Student Non-violerf Co.
ordinsting c o MN iftes. Every
penny will help.
Lennic Green, outfielder for
the Minneapolis Twins, was in
town over the holidays and vis-
tied with Detroit's venerable
sports enthusiast, Major Reynolds.
Major, known as the "Hanr Kill
er 'on the golf courses around
Detroit told Around the Town
that his buddy, Lennie. would
work out in Majors basement
hideaway--fullv equipped gym
in preparation for Florida spring
training. Here is your chance to
meet and greet the great Lennie
Green. Major can be contacted
at Houston's Grill, 854l Brush,
TR. 1880.
Ernesto Alston, president of
Contemporary Studio. Inc, in
forms Around the Town that their
afternoon coffee-art-ja7z
will begin January 13,
at $3.50 p. m. Everyone is invited
and admission is free. The paint
ings hung in their newly-organiyed
gallery al l0345 Linwood. near
Collingwood. were done by local
artists Of some particular note
having h"ae featured in recent
NEGRO n;resl article entitled, Art
in Detroit
The workshop begins al $3.50
p. m.. at the Linwo0d studio. See
you there.
The Detroit Puppet Theatre
Df the Detroit Institute of Arts
will present the Stevens Puppets
in Sleeping Beauty on Satur-
day. January IL, at 10 a. m. 2
p. m, and p. m., in the auditor
um. To accommodate the large
of children who might be
.urned away as happened at the
ast puppet show. the third per-
formance at A p. m. has been
added
Performing all over the nation
since 1884, Marge and Martin
stevens, of Middlebury, Indiana,
make puppets. teach puppetry,
rain operators for their several
which play from New
York to California. and produce
,uppet films that circle the globe
n II languages.
Tickets for the three perform.
lnces are available at the
Publications Desk or