Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 14]

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Christmas Visitors

lolence marred the attempt.
od bus integration in Mofiteo
mery and Birmingham Ala
Tuesday, as Negroes were in
timidated in many ways.. A Birmifgham minister~:
home was blown up, with sligh~
injuries...to two,. and severa
buses fired on in Montgomery.

Fair Lane,

ihe home of ithe
late Henry Ford, is included

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~in a gift of 210 acres to The
University of Michigan ky the

Ford Motcr Company.

~tuding grounds but exc.uuve of powerhouse.
Constructed
head limestone and consrete. Outer walls measure
between 18 and 24 inches
in thickness, interior walls
iverage 14 inches. Home is
200 feet long, ~nas 31,770
square feet of floor space.
Included in total of 56
rooms are 15 baths, swimmings pool, bowling alley,
~eld (recreation) Room,
kitchen, service and storage
rooms, Original private

Little Miss Logan
Feted On Natal Day

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Loran
of Jamieson gave a_ birthday
party for their daughter on
Christmas Eve. Der. 24.

The occasion was little Miss
Mary Ella Logan~s sixth birtnday.

The group of children present
were kindergarteners, first and
second graders,

Along with a lovely eight inch
cake was served punch, potato
chips, salad and crackers and ice
cream.

~The table was decorated with
two candelabra suvrounded by
Americar Beauty Roses.

Among those present were:
Ethel. Watson, Renee Rov
Gwendolyn Carroll, Deloris
Johnson, Robert Carroll; Deanne
Prince, Dianne Barton and

WILLIAM~S AUTO
-@ CLINIC

3800 St. John St.

~Derinis Williams, prop.

Charles Logan.

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Staff

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FULLER PRODUCTS

Aint Distributors

William Hoskins, Manager
EarlHorn.
Mr. Virgil Boyd.Eddie Garland

Mrs. Glenora Roland | Freddie Buggs

Mrs. Emma Lee~Conerly
George Wilkerson

Milton Harper.

Mrs. Corene Anderson Raymend Davis
Mrs. Maggie Capps Robert, Wardlow
Mrs. Maydean Clack Wallace Hall
Mrs. Minnie Johnson |
Mrs, E. Herbert |

Annie J. Marve, Secretary

Virginia Wilson

BRONZE REPORTER, FLINT, MICH. DEC. 29,1956 7

of. marble-!

public utilities.

| Located ten miles west
| of Detroit~s business district
/and just north of Michigan
~Ave. in Dearborn, Fair
| Lane is on the River Rouge
two miles downstream from
Henry Ford~s birthplace.

Lane was occupied by Henry Ford from 1915 unt'l
| his death in 1947 at the age
(of. 83, and by Mrs. Ford
upntil her death in 1950
| at the age of 84.

| | Powerhouse: Built at a
Lens of approximately $244,
| ~60, limestone and eonerste

Mail Tracks

WASHINGTON, D. C.~A
three-color poster which dramatizes and supports the Equal Job
Opportunity policy of the Fed
cn the sides of the U. S.; mail
trucks throughout the country
from December 16 until January
1, 1957, the President~s Committee on Government Contracts; announced today.
| Post.Office Department. officials say that never before has
the subject of race relations, and
specifically the right of minority
groups to economic equality,
been advanced through this public-owned media.

Use of the space is granted
| only to programs which the Post
Office Department believes~ to
| be in the general public interest.

Each of the more than 25,900
Government-owned trucks carries two posters,

The poster was designed as a
public service by Moe Leff of
New York City, who creates the
~Joe Palocka~ newspaper car
| His 15th home, Fair Lane:

_| other

eral Government will be carried,

U of M Accepts Ford's Fairlane

Res:dence: Built in 1915, telephone, water and elec-! cxterior. | Cornerstone laid
it a cost of $1,032,000 in- trical systems replaced by by Thomas A. Edison Aug

| 26, 1914, Connected to residence by 300 foot tunne!
seven feet wide and eight
feet high, through whick
were lines for electricity.
~hot and cold water, com
pressed air, and. steam for
i heating. |

| Grounds: Estate contains
60 acres, including 17 acres
in lawn and~seven gardens
The 2% acre rose garder
contains 5800. varities,
well as two observatior
structures, two ponds, and
~a rill. Other gardens are
~the Englisch, iris, blue, rock.
trail, and propagating.

In addiion to the resid
~ence and ithe nowerhouse
buildings on the
estate are for servants~ cot
tages and a non~ barn.
QUIT OPERATIONS

NEW YORK~ZcLocal units of
the NAACP in ~the State o
~J.cuisiana have been advised b~
Executive. Secretary Roy: Wi:
kins to suspend activity pend'n
a determination of the validit
cf an injunction issued agains
ithe Assoria~ion by a state cour
last March.
|- A Louisiana state Court ~
Appeals rule~ on~ November = 2f
that the injunction granted b
ithe lower court on March 2
i;was ~null and~ void~ on th~
~ground that the ac'ion was take:
|after the NAACP had filed ~
motion ~n tke| United States Dis
trict Court petitioning remova~
|of the case to that court,

| the highest office that a laymar
~can hold in The~ Methodist
Church, which has more than
nine and a half million members
\Less than. 400.000 are Negroes
of this year. This is said to be

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Susinesses that haven~t secn fit
oO appe*}.to us for our busines:

spi~tual sineing grotina,
The Soul Stirrers, W

[share of adver.isement. We.agn'~t - '

4 have toBeg to get it, The Ne- RE cs ob a.

foes beset gmat d vant? preacher wie ~ ti oo'm

ide the buses in dignity. They | O7*@enet soutien Che ters

didn~t have to flight argue aad pon Bethel Baptist Chuteh Thersy No Sammy 500 one i

i Aenea: ae Ra ee ween a, Bates ~es ~the cen ted by ene of

ct eek a <4 Celotie de Gotham Hotel thet aster his sermons.

Gat,, ladle n enctiemen,.:: &

hey: Swilli@ire git theis petrmiege Sunday a sotifid movie fea-! seene of the shoot:: "ples ae a few names of|~vting Atieficans greatest ing will ke King Solomon~s

aud'torium, 14th and Mer;

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hroush ~$Re Reanza Ponnr'c~,

FOOD ~STORES: Kroger~s, A
& P, Mansour~s, Nationul Food |~
Stores.

DEPARTMENT STORES: J
co. Penny. Voeue,. Morrison~s
M-eas Brothers, Fair.

FURNITURE STORES: Flint
~Iomes: Furniture, Winegarden~s.

AUTOMOBILES. Buick Re.
ail Stores, ~Superior Pontiac.
~adillae. |

Comedienne |

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~Glamorous Marilyn Maxwell
dlays a showgirl corzedienne in
CBS Television~s ~Playhouse 90~
tomp, ~Snow Shoes,~ Thursday,
Jan. 3, about a race horse whose
~wners decided to try hypnosis

* the ever-losing nag. Barry
tlivan, Harpo Marx, Stu Era, Wallace Ford, John Carraae, Kenny Delmar co-star.

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