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Arizona tribune., 1964-02-14

DR.. and Mrs. Lowell C. Wormley hosted cocktail reception
honor1ng DR.. Allison Davis Of Chicago.
The reception held Sunday Feb in the Convention Center
of the Safari Hotel, Scottsdale.
From left Dr. Lowell C. Wormley Dr. Allison Davis Mrs.
Wormley and DR.. John A. Davis.
Dr. Allison Davis professor the University of Chicago
guest lecturer Conference held Arizona State
University last week.
He we'll author has
educational psychology anthropology and sociology
His brother John, is professor of political science New
York City College, They week in the city Of
DR.. and Mrs. L. C. Wormley
Arizona tribune., 1964-02-14

Valley Affiliate No. TO- Arizona Cosmetologsts ASSN
sponsor Style Show Sum- Feb. g. the Masonic
Hail. The theme this is "Coorama New couture styling
a baby will be featured.
From Soubet general show chairman Geral-
dine Works STYLES chairman Lee National Beauty
and Miss Betty Walton publicity chairman
discuss final plans.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-25
Negro Heads
Post Office
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON President
Johnson has nominated Leslie
N. Shaw. Negro. to be post
master of Los Angeles. He is
the first of his race to be nominal
ted for postmaster in a major
United States city. Mr.. Shaw,
who has been acting postmaster
in Los Angeles, the nation third
largest post office. is 42-year
old graduate of Ohio State Univer-
sity and a native of Columbus,
Ohio. His appointment. subject
to Senate confirmation, is to sue
coed O. K. Olesen, who is re-
firing.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-25
Church's usher board held won

Church's usher board held won
derful anniversary program.
Hats off to Mrs. Effie Gentry
who headed that grand pr ogram at
the Women's Day held last Sunday
at New Home Baptist Church.
Mrs. Arvella Grant was the
guest speaker.
Troy Collier who attended
Phoenix College after graduating
from Pubs has gone to training
camp with the Harlem Globe
trotters. He is the son of Mrs.
Ina Chairman.
Hats off to Miss Evelyn John
son and Mrs. Edna Griffin, social
chairman for a beautiful party
Saturday given by the Jollyettes.
Keep up the good work girls.
Thought of the Week-Hurry is
the weakness of fools.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-25
All Around
BY FLORA RUFFIN

Keep the phone ringing
readers. l like it and it makes
news for this column.
The Debonairs Club and web
ber's Eastlake Mortuary we're
proud to spoons or Houston Turner
in the End annual Professional
Bowlers Tournament which was
held in Mesa.
N. E. Saunders enjoyed an ex-
citing vacation in Nathan, Mexi-
CO.
Mrs. Myrtle Robertson andher
family spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Murphy.
First Institutional Baptist
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-25

Mr.. and Mrs. Bobby Heard,
6618 So. 22nd ST., announce the
birth of their daughter, Shawn
Elizabeth, Sept. Is at Good Sa-
maritan Hospital. She weighed
7 lbs, SLIP ozs.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-25

leave ner car insisting that she
join him inside his apartment.
The woman refused.
Robins on took her car keys
and her purse and fled. He was
arrested a short while later.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-25

DETROIT William Robins on,
81, was too friendly with strange
woman who picked him up at a
bar.
When she offered him a lift
home he accepted, but refused to
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-25

Here's the cheeres way to coffee, hot chocolate
milk soup Whatever the beverage, these attractive
colorfu imported ceramic mugs spark the imagination
and add zest the OCCASION Use them also decorative
conversation pieces hold candy pencils sprigs
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-25

N e NJ 3 E r
Arizona tribune., 1964-11-06
All AROUND

Congratulations to all of the
conte stants who participated in
the Miss Teen Debonairs affair.
We appreciate your efforts and
each Debonairs' sponsor thanks
all who bought votes.
New Testament Baptist
Church, 9th and E. Tamarisk,
will sponsor Women Day pro-
gram, Sum-, Nov. 8, 3 pm. Speak
ers will be Mesdames Charles
Clifton and Pauline Curry. Mrs.
Curry is the past senior wo-
men S division president of Zion
Rest Baptist District Assn.
We had visitor from Kansas
City, Mo-, Floyd Collins. MIR.
and Mrs. John McAllister have
returned from Oklahoma. Re-
turning with them were Mrs.
Katherine Kemp and Ellis Kemp.
They held family reunion with
Mrs. Myrtle Murrill and Roscoe
(Chippo) McAllister.
Gospel Velvatones will appear
at Phillips CINE Church, 18th
and E. Adams, Sum-, Nov. 9.
Mrs. Charles etta ee nreS ST.
Arizona tribune., 1964-11-06

dent elect of Valley Hi affiliate
10, AGA will be installed along
with other officers Monday,
Nov. %.
Note the change in the debon-
airs Social and Art Club calen-
dar. Two monthly meetings have
been set; lst Sat. business
and 3rd Sat. : social.
Your reporter learned a lot
of new things at the 18th an
nual Arizona Cosmetologists
Assn, state convention. MIR.
Joseph from Detroit, gave some
excellent demonstrations. Why
didn't more of our group show
up7
Thanks for the rememberances
for me and my husband, Jesse.
We celebrated our 18th wedding
anniver sary la st week.
Thought of the week When
time flies, it can not be re-
called. Virgil
Flora Ruffin
Reporter
Arizona tribune., 1964-11-06

ALAMO, Calf. St. Louis
Cardinal ba seball star Curt Flood
and his pregnant wife, we're well
coined into their SIS 900 home
after threats to keep the Negroes
Arizona tribune., 1964-11-06

out fizzled.
Neighbors came out to extend
greetings in this predominantly
white suburban community, To-
Gated about Is miles from Oak
land.
Arizona tribune., 1964-11-06
Fire Bomb Thrown

TAMPA, FLA. = An apartment
recently rented bya Negro couple
in an all white area wa S damaged
by fire bomb.
The building contains % air
conditioned units and it is less
than a mile from Negro neigh
borhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Saunders
occupy the apartment. She was
alone when the fire bomb was
thrown and she was uninjured.
Arizona tribune., 1964-11-06
LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT
SER VICE COMPANY

LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT
SER VICE COMPANY
has immediate openings for
CREW CHEF
qualified on the Mach = 2
FlO4
or recent experience
on century series aircraft
Requirements are:
/. Engine run certification
2. Ground support equipment
certification
8. Familiar with procedures
of AIM COL
LOCKHEED AIRCRAFT
SER VICE COMPANY
Luke AFB
Open Mon-Sat 8-4:45 pm.
An equal opportunity employer
935-93ll Elk. 2253
Arizona tribune., 1964-11-06
PRIZE WINNERS

Julian School 1864 Carnival
Prize Winners and ticket mem
bers include lst, Gloria D. Evans
1888, 1889 E. Atlanta. 27o-
O46l; End B. Watson #46o7, 4808
S. 10th Place; 3rd Maggie #279,
1871 E. Jones; 4th Mrs. Ruth
Barnett 1890, 2542 E. Broadway,
276-2O56; 5th Aethrine Hen
derson #l6O, 1884 E. Wood, 276-
1908 and 9th G. w. Charles #2847
1915 E. Wier.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
Discussing Arizona Law


like the present procedure that will aid
you calculations That is check and
record income and Such record be
simple dollars and hours
work.
The who works for salary thinks he doesn't have
himself about keeping books and records But ne should
Whether business ofyour have partner
year claiming substantial INTEREST," in
The law that keepbooks for him in he
asks for accounting.
home paying out in instaments
It's likely that day you sell that house. When do you'll
prove wee gain loss that
gain resulted will probably add nome
a suffered may reduce your income
made certain improvements the house while
unless show outof pocket expense you In
while making them, you may credit for them IN your
cost basis.
perhaps received little cottage the lake as
gift your sell should be able to show
only improvements made while
worth for before Dad gave
It you.
may receiving annuity insurance policy
you how much that policy costs and how much OF
that cost you have recovered free to date2
kinds enter into that some
day computation Of your personal income tax The best
anything you purchased is receiped bill or
cancelled Of these pieces of evidence relates
may affect your income later years Is good
idea to keep It, ardner may day ask to see It,
This legal issued public service under supervision
of the State Bar Arizona and written to inform not to advse
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
QUICK RETURN

Less than three months after
opening day, the Worlds Fair
announced that it is paying off
almost $7,500,000 on its debt.
This payments being made two
years before it is due, and repre-
sents one-fourth of the total
500, 100000 financing that built
the Fair. The early prepayment
was made possible by the tre-
mendous advance sale of admis-
sion tickets.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
FUNDS TO AID
NEGRO STUDY

NEW YORK, The Ford Foun-
dation has announced a 100000
appropriation to permit the rapid
mobilization Of scholars to
study the economic conse-
quences of large-scale, fast
striking, unpredictable events In
the domestic economy, such as
natural disaster or major
changes in national economic
policy. The program Is intended
to help capture important econo-
insights knowledge Of the re-
covery process. for example
usually lost to scholars due to the
lack of immediate research
funds.
Other actions announced by the
foundation included:
A 100000 appropriation for
further support to basic research
on the factors responsible for
economic growth and
A grant of 10000 to the
National Industrial Conference
Board to study the employment OF
Negroes in business and industry.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
PRevlFws
MD REVIEWS
Edward Banks
Waste bitches are Eyssorss
Edward Banks

Of irrigation bitches parallel
Of the city These bitches great
which provides the s blood the in the Valley the Sum-
souhde Phoenix
They filled with empty bottles, boxes poles
clothes, frayed and bicycle tires and tall weeds.
All of insect life abounds in these bitches. There
glass nails.
Identification the souside Was its program
ony7 Why the citizens of permit
bitches become in front
is time for sousiders neighbo
hoods No committee sponsored by city hall produce pride
ones community We stop blaming the city officials for
failure proper
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
Sights and Sounds
ELolsE BANKS
No Guarantee

DO yOu HoNS any OAA Su9A oHSSSS
cluttering your desk drawer7
Maybe there are a couple Of
dogeared warranties folded in
your cookbook Have you checked
on these papers lately7
lurge you to review your pur-
chases within the last year and
read your manufacturers guar
antees. Depending on the type of
merchandise, warranty or
guarantee expires from 80 days to
year. Some of the finer print
gives you a shorter time on GER
tain parts.
While cleaning out our file
cabinet l opened the guarantee
folder and found several interest
ing cards or papers of written
guarantee.
The first one studied covered
a glass lined gas water heater
which was installed in 1860. This
heater replaced defective heat
which had been originally pur-
chased in 1853. The initial
purchase was guaranteed for ten
years and | saved the card after
mailing in the bottom part. The
plumbing company which had in
stalled 1t first said the guaran-
tee was past when l called to
report that the heater had br oxen.
After producing not only the
guarantee but the sales receipt,
a new heater was installed. There
was one difficulty = the heater
of the same model we're no longer
in stock and we had to pay slight
charge of twelve dollars for an
other one.
If you have any guarantees
handy, study them and become
acquainted with the finer prints.
A few of them seem to be all
fine prints and some of the terms
an attorney would be needed to
decipher.
l discovered a guarantee for
some articles which we pur-
chased but we cannot recall
where, when or what 1t Is.
The guarantee is for five years.
1t further states that the finest
materials obtainable have been
used in making this article. This
guarantee was filed but | failed
to fill out the purchase date or
kind of article. Here stand
with perfectly bona fide guaran-
tee without knowing what Is
guaranteed.
Some firms issue warranties
while other use guarantees. Both
agreements state that the article
is made of quality materials
(Which grade is often dubious).
The manufacturer agrees to re-
place the article within a GER
tain time If parts or the entire
article Is defective.
One Of the shortest guarantees
| have ever seen was for three
months.
Save your guaranty, save your
warranty, you never know when
you might need it. If anyone
needs Race guarantee have an
extra one.
EIlNNe Tn Ain
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
Back to School

Thousands of school doors opened all 0veT
the state during the past tho weeks. More
students of all ages, ranging from the kinder
guyten to the university haze registered than
ever before. Elementary schools, high schoo
and the colleges are literally bursting at the
seams with bYosbe ctiUe learners.
Reports from leading educational book
publishing firms state that textbook sales
are higher than at any time in the nations
history.
With increased emphasis ON providing
more education for more persons the next
decade mil present more pressing problems
in raising school revenues and building and
maintaining adequate school facilities.
There are many problems taci'ag citizens
and taxpayers in Arizona, but one Of the
greatest burdens is financing our local
schools. our school population uiH con-
tinue to grow and educational opportunities
must be extended to all.
At the next legis l0ttve session, the U0ices
of the taxpayers should be heard by those
elected at the state capitol. DO not permit
our legis latoYs forget that back to school
means UP the school costs.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11

Ice cream and other frozen
foods are holding their reputation
as Americas favorite desserts.
Consumption Of these products
climbed to record level of 2l.l
quarts per person In 1868.
Present ice cream consumption
is more than double the per
capita rate of Is years ago.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
Valley Bank Leads Again
.n,s nswsespss 10 Q ms@ess u
4 NEWsPApeRs ASSOCIATION
Fen 6restev PsblIe Ssvvtee

For the second time I'm the past tho years
Valley National Bank of r1zOraa provides
leadership I'm the financial world. Last year
1T NON blaudits of the advertising groups in the
west for using faces of students of different
races in its statewide advertising program.
Copies of the particular advertisement
showing these students uOeYe utilized IN
several shop uindOws and in clasSToonas.
This past year has been quiet, working
year at Valley National Bank where several
persons of diverse racial groups haze been
Employed and trained.
On Monday, Sept. IA, the first Negro teller
in the Phoenix area, mill perform his duties
at the recently completed VNB branch located
at 10th St. and Buckeye Road.
We are proud to salute one of the Tribune
advertisers for taking q step fOYUuTd in pro-
viding greater mbloynaemt OPPORTUNITIES for
minority groups.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-09-11
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Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31
DRY BEANS, PEAS AND LENTlLS
TASTY FOR WINTER MEALS

Dry beans - and their cousins,
dry peas and lentils - can be
used in a variety Of warming
winter dishes that are nutritious
and easy on the budget, says AIRS
nutrition experts.
These foods that grandma used
to simmer in an iron pot for half
a day can be stand-outs in the
modern HOUSEWIFE menu, with
cooking shortcuts and variations
ranging from the old Southern
favorite "hopping john" to a
company fare baked dish of cur
ried lima beans and pork chops.
They are real budget buy - a
pound of dry beans will make 7
to 9 3/4 cup servings land all
are substantial foods, good for
energy.
Dry beans, peas and lentils con-
tain calcium and B vitamins, es-
pecially thiamine, and are a rich
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31
BIRD ANNUAL GOMPERS
BENEFIT BARBECUE APRIL 18TH

PHOENIX, AriZ. The third
annual barbecue benefit for Sam
uel Gompers Memorial Rehabili-
tation Center. 72ll N. 9TH ST.,
will be held on April 10.
Repeat chairman of the event
that last year served more than
5000 people Is Mrs. Wanda Bick-
ford, Mountain States Telephone
and Telegraph engineering de-
partment employee.
Co-chairman Is Connie Wo,
Gompers board member and ow-
ner of the Bi-Lo Market. In
charge of barbecue pits again
will be Joe Donofrio, with Wood
row Johnson assisting.
Edward Sporleder, Maricopa
County chairman for the annual
fund raising campaign held by
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31

the Center, will be chairman of
tickets and community resour-
ces.
Last year more than $4,000
was raised to help finance SER
vices at the Center which include
therapy for both children and
adults afflicted with cerebral pal
~, muscular dystrophy, polio,
arthritis, deafness, stroke, hear
Ing ailments. and asthma, among
others.
Rehabilitation program pro-
ddes statewide help in physical,
speech, occupational therapy,
psychological testing, audiology,
pre-school orthopedic, and pre-
vocational evaluation. >r
The Center also conducts ac-
commodation classes for the
states handicapped children.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31
CITY POLICEWOMEN
ARE NEEDED HERE

The Phoenix police department
needs policewomen.
Police Chief Paul Blubaum said
he wanted high-caliber persons
who are interested in making
police work career.
Policewoman's jobs pay $3.50
to $3.50 a month.
Applicants must be a high
school graduate and 1t is pre-
ferred that they have supplement
tai courses in psychology, socio-
logy or related fields. They must
be FL to IS years old. S feet
4 inches to S feet, 10 inches,
100 to Us pounds.
Women will work in crime pre-
vention and deal mainly with
women and children. Marital
status Is not a factor.
There are now five women
in the Phoenix Police Depart
ment, two of whom have been pro-
NOTED to the rank Of sergeant.
Deadline for application is
Feb. 8.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31

source of iron - a cupful pro-
vides almpsrhalf of a day s needs.
They also supply protein, which Is
most useful when convinced with
the types of protein in meat,
cheese, or eggs.
USDA Leaflet No. 1916, "Dry
Beans, Peas, Lentils. ..Modern
Cookery" gives tips on soaking
and cooking and contains recipes
for casseroles, soups, stews and
salads, as we'll as a bean PURGE
that can be canned or frozen for
later hurry-up use as a base for
sauces and soups or as a meat
stretcher. Single copies of
Leaflet 326 may be obtained from
the Office of Information, US.
Department of Agriculture,
Washington, DC. 2O25O. Send a
postcard with your name and ad-
dress and the words Leaflet 1926.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31
SMALL BUSHES
SESSION FEB. 4TH

MIR. Harold T. Schnurer, Phoe-
nix Branch Manager, Small Bush
ness Administration, announced
SBA and the Phoenix Public Ii
sbrary will cosponsor a one-day
work shop for persons planning
to open business or have re-
Gently opened some. The session
is free. The meeting will be held
in the auditorium of the Phoenix
Public Library. Mcdowell and
Central Avenues from am. TO
4 p.m,, on Tues, Feb. 4.
The purpose of this all day
workshop is to better prepare
individuals who never before
owned or operated business of
their own. Many dos and
"don' IS" will be brought to their
attention throughout the proceed
ings. Schnurer said, "SBA' s aim
IS to inform the potential BUSH
nessman Of the advantages in be-
coming his own boss while at the
same time pointing out the pit
falls in owning and operating a
business"
Interesting and important dis
cussions will be held on such sub
jects as financing a business.
record keeping, site location,
marketing, legal aspects of busi-
ness organization, regulations.
and. general administrative man
agement. Enrollees will be adj
Wsed of the need for seeking as
much outside assistance as pos
sible from such sources as ac-
countants, attorneys, bankers. IL
braries and Government.
Anyone interested in attending
write or telephone the Small
Business Administration at 2727
N. Central Ave., Phoenix, or
telephone 2ol-36ll.
STATE NAACP MEETS
Rev. l.. j. Harper, state
NAACP president reported that
a campaign to obtain passage of
the public accommodations bill
will be started by the states
NAACP branches.
He said, "In Arizona humilia-
ton stalks thousands Of Negro
resident and travellers moving
throughout the state when they
are denied a place to eat, or
Sleep"
He continued that public offic-
ials who refuse to support the
bill will be remembered on cleo
tion day.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31
] & M BARBER SHOP
1205 w. Buckeye
INVES TMENT

Ideal for fund raising groups.
New Vending Machine Franchise.
Exclusive perfume dispenser
vends 25f tubes. This Is also a
good husband and wife business.
$4,000 $4,000 investment
covered by inventory. Phone
264-4oO6 ext. 8.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31

LADY EBONEE BEAUTY
CENTER. el7 w. Buckeye Rd.
ALI -2642
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JACKSONS BEAUTY SHOPPE
1888 E. Madison
AL 2-o54l
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-01-31

LORETTA'S BEAUTY SHOP
930'W. Grant St. 254-O7O6
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-01
NEGRO HISTORY NOTES
Dr.. james McCUne SIN 18th

McCune Smith New York City and attended
African Free School, established by the New York
Manumsion Society in 1897 He attending that school when
Lafayette his last America in 1924 When the General
arrived boy eleven years old delivered the welcome address,
Tha
young wanted study medicine unable study in this
country University Glasgow Scotland where he
He New York in 1887
his the capacity Of both physician and
efficiently that large practice resulted
enabling him apohecary shops Dr. Smith became
considerable wealth and he helped the
Colored Orphan Asylum
recognized by the white physicians and men of
1882 nominated the
for the Statistic Institute OF which ne
In this circle he able participate
discussions before the body and often read
showing unusual scholarship. Ri III
the anavery discussion which no inteli-
that day could He nevertheless could speak
scientifically could other Negro of his time On
called debate with opponent the
the nerori of the Negro the discussion lasting sew
evenings Basng his 1.-The Comparative Anatomy
Races DR.. Smith trumphed his anogan1s In 1910
he Influence of Climate Longevity with Special
This John c. Calhoun
unfavorable dsquisiton on the Negro.
Smiths there other Negro physicians like Dr.
Taylor and Dr. Fleet educated in the District OF Columbia
New York. Dr. Thomas White OF Brooklyn
Augusta product the University OF Toronto
restricted themselves things professional rather than
90 into scientific meaning of things William wells
Brown Deny likewise the scene before
DR., Smith terefrom and made scientific attempts
but this sphere the level Of Dr. James McCune
Smith.