Bronze Reporter [Volume: 4, Issue: 33]

- CENSORED!!. ee

If you don~t like gossip don~t
read this column...

poy drmeng ae IS TALKING

THAP young couple ~who has
_ been anxiously awaiting their
income tax refund. ~Daddy~ had
promised ~Mama~ some daubles
(you know, a trinket). Well, the
faithful mailman finally showed

up with that precious piece of}

~Manna from Heaven.~ The latest report... hubby cashed the
check... left a double sawbuck
for food for the kiddies, and
hasn~t been-seen since. His name
is (censored).
* ~ 8
THAT young social matron
seen tipping over to the nearest bus stop every morning~
about the same time. Since
she has repeatedly boasted
that "Daddy don~t want me to
work,~ we can only assume
that she has a social appointment ~on the other side of
town~...wercan also assume
that the little bag contains
~a change of clothes.~ Her
2 me x

THAT Flint attorney who stated
in no uncertain terms that he
will not be making any more
contributions to sca organiza
tions~ in the future.... Reason;~not one of the colored defend
ants in the recent vice hearings
secured the services of a Negro
lawyer!

favorable publicity.

s* * 8

THAT jet-propelled trip ~hard
hustler~ took across town. He
was accompanied by, of all people, Mr. (censored). Reports have
it that the 1956 Buick traveled
at speeds in excess of 95 mph.
Traffic lights didn~t mean a
thing (ran five red lights); fortunately or unfortunately the
speeding short was not spotted
by ~Johnny. Bull~... Reason:
~Hard Hustler~s~ nose was open

mS:

sini tease
Offered At.
Florida A&M

TALLAHASSEE- -Fifteen, short
courses will be given this) summer at Florida A and M Uni
and he had to replenish his bank
roll.

s* s @ j
THAT ~raid~ that took | |place
on the south side of town.
It seems that a neighbor's
driveway was blocked with
autos whose owners were. at
this ~party~ see.... Police
were called to ask the owners
to remove the cars~seé... -
It is not known who was more
- gurprised~the police or the
eccupants, but action was the
order of the day... as approximately 22 escaped via
back door and windows. How- -
ever, police did escort eight
to the city jail

"oan ditiiiben, peeledilioda~ toni

|Ala. State.

civic agencies in the state.

Each summer it conducts seyeral programs which are very
stimulating, giving the participants opportunities to broaden
their perspective by exchanging views in open discussion
and contacts with some of the
leading authorities in their
fields,

The calendar of special feat
| ures for the summer:

Football Coaching Clinic, June
10-13; Basketball Coaching
Clinic, June 13-15; Automatic

ions, June 17-29; Economic Resource-Use Education
Workshop, June 17 to July 5:
June 17 to July 6;
movehern Cooperative * Study,

Lanscape Management Short
Course, June 24-28: Home Freezing Short Course, July 8-9; Education for the Exceptional
Child, July 8-26; Farm Power,
Machinery, and Farm Shop
Problems, July 8-26; Operation,
Care, and aMintenance of Farm
Machinery July 15-19;

Short Course for Beauticians
July 15-27; Conference on eRading Problems; ~July 22 to August
10; Training Program for School
Lunch Personnel, July 28 to Aug.
~10; Home Furnishings, July 28:
to August~ 10; and: Institute for
Building Custodians, August 5-9.

Alshaisa State College at

Montgomery was host to 1254]

high school seniors representing eighty high schools on Saturday. pecasion was the
annual observance of ~Senior
High School~
climaxes the annual ~Academic
Meet~ competitions. This year
a total of 2655 high school
seniors vied in these tests
which included one comprehensive, composite test required
of all, and one additional test
in a subject-matter area of the

~student~s. choice.

A feature of tne day~s program were the ~Callege-for-Career~ conference designed to (1)
help high school. seniors increase their understanding as
to what the departmental major and the related course-choice
emphasis for their individual
preference of vocations should
be; (2) help seniors understand
the contribution which attendance at colleg -can mak to
their choice of vocations; (3)

clarify the understanding of
the students as to the import-.

ant relationship of high school
subject success; (4) stimulate
seniors to take another look at

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HEKMAN'S
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Day which}

Intercollegiate rowing y!
been added to the. Wayne
State University athletic progtam, President Clarence B.
Hilberry announced today.
President Hilberry said that
negotiations between the University, The Department of
Parks and Recreation and the
Detroit Rowing Club have

Rowing Club has. donated
more than $15,000 worth of fixtures and equipment to the
University. The Department of
Parks and Recreation has
agreed to continue to make
available its facilities at Belle
Isle which are currently used
by the Rowing Club.

In commenting on the gift.
President Hilberry pointed
oua, ~For years many students and faculty members
have believed that our University should take advantage of our proximity to the

their indicated choices of vocation; (5) stimulate seniors to
prepare for the ultirhate choice
which they must make if and
when they actually enter college; and (6) 'suggeSt the curriculum opportunities for cer
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ayne State

~possible for us to take up shis
activity at this time.~
In meking its gift to the
University, Donald J. Fox of
the Rowing Club said, ~It is
with a great deal of pride and
satisfaction that the directors
and members of the Detroit
Rowing Club made this donation to Wayne State University. It is our earnest wish
that the equipment and facilities of the Detroit Rowing Club
will be used to further the
sport of rowing~ on the Detroit
River. We hope, and trust, that
this will be just a_ stepping
stone, enabling. Wayne State
University to participate in intercollegiate rowing.~

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BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, | MAY 11, 1957