Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 6]

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40 Top Stars

~Musical

Giant |
Jumbo

THE DEL VIKINGS
ROY BROWN

RAY CHARLES

BO DIDDLEY TRIO
MARY ANN FISHER
NAPPY BROWN |
THE VELOURS
ANNIE LAURIE

| "JOE TURNER
~Flint.
Michigan

VIKKI NELSON.

THE MOON GLOWS ~haves

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OF ITS:
SALES beat

~ Fabulous B-358 Buick
e Sharp Used. Cars:
e Cea Year Warranties ~

| she points out. Its he:ght at
Noon above the south. horizon
joint has decreased fram 48 degrees in September to 34 degrees by: early November, and
will continue declining until it
|\Teaches 26 degrees by the
'month~s end. Days will have
shortened to about nine hours
and. 20 minutes, with only 15
minutes to decrease before the
shortest day ot the year in De
Nixon Okays
Negro Neighbors

WASHINGTON ~ In a surprise answer to a plot by Georgia
~s~gregationist ~to move a Negro
family the larger the better~
into restricted residential area
where Vice President Dick Nix
Nixon gave out the report that
~he wouldn~t care less.~ It was
also understood that Mr. Nixon
would. personally wecome suc
~an addition to. the neighberho
| This bit of information will no
doubt surprise the Georgia
group who. expected Mr. Nixon
to be publicily embarrassed.

Headed by Georgia State
Rep. A. A. Fowler, in Atlanta,
the-idea of the American Resettlement Foundation is to seek
swanky northern neighborhoods
for southern Negroes and charge
Choose Negro families with 10
as low as $1.00:per month. They
or 12 kids amd buy properly
in the most exclusive sections
of the country.

Fowler is quoted as saying
this idea will give the country~s
leading integrationists a chance
te practice ~some of the mixing they have been preaching.~ If the deal goes through,
plans are to nettle the Negro
family in the new house~ within
06 days. Leaders of the Resettlement Foundation include Roy/|}
V. Harris, one of the biggest segregation powers in the south.

Thugs Terrorize
Mother And Child

DETROIT, Mich, (Special)~

Two bandits terrorized the
wife and daughter of a prominent réal estate broker last
week in their home and secaped
with $300.

The victims were Mrs. Helen
Lynch, 46, of 2535 Longfellow,
and her daughter, Katy, 8.

Mrs. Lynch told police the
first bandit rang her door bell,
and asked for her husband,
George.

When ~she told. him George
wasn~t home, he flashed a pistol,

the second bandit. The thugs
forced Mrs. Lynch to open a
strong box, and give them.$300
and a revolver in it.

The thugs tied up the methine
and dayghter.

Negro Opera On
Worldwide Tour

NEW YORK CITY ~ Janet
Lauren, head of Concerts Associates, Inc., has just returned
from Europe with several contracts for the services of Robert McFerrin, world renowned |

Opera Association and the first:
Negro singer to be signed by
the Met.to a long term contract.

for Christmas ~shopping, Wayne
State Coach Herb Smith already has his list all prepared.

Topping the presents he would

~Clarence Barksdale and ce: one Mrs.

on lives~sources close to Mr.||

forced his way into the house, |.
The first bandit then let in!

baritone of the Metropolitan |

While it may a a little early |

like most are a couple of big|}

Were among those Portraying. the Islanders. Re

was held in the ~spacious and beautiful recreation room
of its social chairman, Mrs. Myttel Pea,-Holbrook St.
Serving on her committee, last Thursday, was Mrs. Genevieve Johnson.

party guest were guessing games and refreshments.

Members of the Eastern Star group who extended a
-warm welcome to the: guest included: Mrs. Gertrude
Miller, Mrs Fannie May, Mrs. Annie Laurie: Wright, oe
Estella Harris and Mrs. Mildred Reynolds.

Mrs, Grace. William | is Worthy Matron.

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A/3c~ Richard Brown, 18, son of Mrs. Rosé ~Micy
Brown, Edmund Street is home on furlough. He is enroute to Peru, Ind., Bunker Hill Air Base. -A/3c Brown
attended Northern High School in 1957. His plans for
the future are indefinite.
16, 1957. He has been stationed at Lackland Air Force,
San Antoino, Texas, since August 1957 A/3~ Brown
mentioned having seen James Portis, Ronald Gibson and
Clarence Hopkins all Flihites.

Eluline Stills motored to Geneva, New-York for me week
end. They ene an n enjoyable trip.;

~ Roll Revue

5 ver er * a

E~ SHON

Friday Nov. 15th. - Spm. Until

featuring: -

The
-DELPHIONS |

from New York.

Here Come: Harlem~ s Big Rock ~

also

LITTLE WALTER, JR &
and his Rock ~n~ as

and -

~LITTLE LADY

with Hottest Bliés
Those Most Exciting Exotic Dancers

THE TORCH
-THEF LAME

St. JOSEPH HALL

St. John and Hickory St.
DONATION ~ $1.25 arya., $1.75 "AT DOOR

5 TICKETS ON, SALE AT~

TRIO LOUNGE

SO. SIDE COMMUNITY STORE; ST. JOHN NEWSSTAND _

DEW DROP. INN

SIMS GROCERY

3RD. WARD BARBER SHOP

~he. Sahara- Chapter No. 46, O. E. S. ~tahat ~their Hal.
_|Joween Line:Party a complete.suceess. They~ party:

Proceeds will go for the paraphernalia. - In addition
to waist iine.measures which was an admission to the.

He will be in Flint until Nov.

A Flint Trio, Barbara Mitchum, Nathan Tyiska and.

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