Bronze Reporter [Volume: 1, Issue: 37]

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THE BRONZE REPORTER

Pag: Three

Saturday, July 31, 1954

Re:; ~ ' A. |

{ing to serve Negroes.

*)Served on the premises.

say whe, the-ene you call ~Baby Face,~ wants another ene.of those;

Ghree-ollat-stenks: for: seer"

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The July 24th issue of THE
BRONZE REPORTER _ published
~the story pf Coffee Shop No. 2,
~418 North Saginaw Street, refus
On July) 18, 1954; Rev, Clemanens of Blackwell AME ~Church
stopped sat) this restaurant for a
<cup of coffee. After waiting for
~over twenty minutes _ for ~ the
waitress to| take his order, he finally requested service. He was
informed by the young lady. that
&hé could not serve them. ~Rev.
Clemmons: requested to see ~the
proprietor, ~but he refused to
come out.

On July 20, 1954, two staff
members of THE, BRONZE. RE~PORTER were refused service in
~the' same establishment. The waittress explained that Negroes
take out orlers, but ~would not be

Ignores

s Order

BRONZE REPORTER were once
again refused service in this restaurant! The same. explanation
was made, you may take your
crder out, but you can~t eat) in
here.

July 22, 1954
Proprietor
Coffee Shop No. 2
718 N. Saginaw Street
Flint, Michigan

Dear Sir:
A complaint has been received

by this office to the effect you
have refused to serve colored

~ persons,

For your information, -such activity is contrary to the ~Criminal
Statutes of the State of Michigan.

I trust that this reminder wilF
suffice and will result in your
future compliance with the law.

Very truly yours,
ALBERT H. iCALLAHAN
Ass~t Prosecuting Attorney
AHC:rh:
ec} Mr. Caldwell

Shiloh Choir
Holds Potiuck

The Shiloh Senior Choir gavean appreciation Potluck on Thurs--
day, July 29 at 7:00 p-. m.. The
event was held at the home of

| Mrs. Hattie Hollomon, 1445 Ne
vada Street. This affair was
given in appreciation of the serv--
ices rendered in their recent con--
cert and Women~s Day Program
by. their most gracious guests:

~Mag. E. -C, Robinson, Mrs. Leola
Calloway, ~Mrs. ~ Doris Broden,
Miss Doris Calloway, Mr. Albert
Anderson and Mr. H. Hodge. _

~ were numerous. refreshments for the afternoon occasion such as punch, ice cream,
cake and hor d~oeuves.

(Political Advertisement)

~~Political Advertisement)

John W. Caldwell, Editor of jj
THE BRONZE REPORTER informed Mr. Callahan of ~the ~pros- |}

of ~the law. Mr. Callahan explained that the procedure followed in
such. cases was to write a letter
to the proprietor informing him ||
that he. was violating the law,and |j

criminatory practices, Mr. Calla- |j
han stated that this policy was|j
formulated~ as a, result of confer- ||
ences with various organizational ||
heads in the city of Flint. Ifthe
proprietor, after receiving the
letter from the prosecutor~s office, continues to refuse service
to Negroes, then civil suit will be
instituted.

The following letter was receiv~ed by the: proprietor of Coffee jf
Shop No. 2 on July 26.-On July
27, the staff members of THB

(Aunt). FANNIE HARKAM

ecutors office, of this violation |#

ordering him to desist from dis- |~

THIRD

A LIFE TIME DEMOCRAT
~e~

Vote SUSKIE.
FOR BETTER |
SERVICE ~

WANT A FRIEND ~ BE ONE

im the

WARD

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_ Week

(Political Advertisement) -

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After. cleaning and washing:
1. Have grease hot.

2. Wipe dry.

3. Dredge with flour.

4. Fry each piece until light
brown.
5. Place in a: ~dutch oven:
jegs, then wings, backs,
breasts on top.

6.~To any butter left, add 1

first
and

Then add parsley, celery, green
pepper, onion, all cut fine.

7. Add stock and ingtediontel
to chicken.

8. Cover and cook one hour.

soup, ~1 tsp. worchester sauce.

* * &

ing: to taste.

Men like sweater girls.

and good for all the wearings
possible by following these rules:

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(2) Never put sweaters on hangers, Between wearings, fold
nearly and lay them in a drawer.
(3) Before washing a sweater,

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Let cook ~slowly. |:

-.9. Then; add.1 cup of tomato |i.

10. Cook until tender, then addff
1. pint of cream before serving. 1%

Girls
like ~sweaters. Keep yours shapely }

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DON
background for leadership!
~ Teaching at Michigan State

sitions in Washiigton, BoC. ~
during Warld War 11.. employment has increased.

Your present Congressman
has done nothing for the |
~worker. | Change this, with |
HA YWORFH.

ax ~ We RR a PRIMARY, AUG. aa

NOMINATE

HAYWORTH <has* 4

College since 1937.. Veteran |

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