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Tuesday ~ _inetruttene: for
children 7:90 Pm. to P pm; Wednesday ~ Instructions
for adults. 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m

Thursday ~ Regular skating

for teenagers. 7:30 p.m. ~to 10 -

~p.m. Board of Education Mott: Foun-;8:
' Eriday beguler skating. for dation Adult Education and Xec-|
adults. 7:30 p. to 10 pm. _-| feation classes wilt be taken~ in |

Anyone Tilia in partiti-}
pating may call the school for nae and: ~ evenings:
information.

BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, SEPT. 13, 1956; 5:

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~General entisliment or Flint: September 16, and at from 6 to

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~It is~ expected ut about

/ 10,000 ~will enroll in the 12 ma
jor areas of interest offered ~in

the Program. More ~than 900
classes are. offered.

To facilitate énroliment and

ease the Barking problem en
~roliments will he taken on Tues
| day for all Arts and Crafts,

Homemaking and Trade and

Industrial slasses only. All oth-.

Ges will be. cgacall ~Wednes
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~iden entoliing Wednes/ day inelude ~Mechanical -courses,
Music, Homé and Family Livin.
sProgram:::Gervices; Recreation,
Retail aad: Sales; Speech ~and
~Drama, and Special Interest~ an
Fopportunity.~. will also -be given
in Arts at ~Grafts. Homemaking: ~and Trades and ~ Industrial
classes wherdé openings rémain.
~A- trained staff ~of: more than
50, york ts will he~ on hand to
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Early registration is urged.
for those interested in classes
of limited size. Those interested

Lin ynlimited class should come |

later to help reduce bad parking |
problem.;

Joe Wargo, buitidid director |
on the college campus, urges
enrollees to enter from the

Court Street.entrance and leave}:
by the exit. of East Second ~

Street near Sti Joseph's ~Hospij-,
tal. This wold greatly ~ lessen |
traffic ~on Court Street and
speed cars leaving the campus. |;

Vets Cn Still
Secure Education

DETROIT ~
have initiate

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ed training more than.12
months: subsegpen 3 ito; their ~delimiting or cut-off dates,

ing under certain, ~ pestitious.

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gional Offices
troit, antiouniee ~Bhat a
veterans who hadi ifiterrup te
training ~ -unddr~
Law. 550. (The Korea~
for more than a. yeas}
be notifiéd by mail i
might be~ eligible fF

training.:

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A SPECIALTY.
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Pharmacy:
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~J. Gordon. McCann
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Yeteran who 2
Araining under |:
| the GI Bill, ~but have~ interrupt
may |:
be. permitted. to, resume train- |:

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MIGHTY (MITES, IN "TWO, ONE, ~THREE ~Praticis ~Barrett Se Scien ~age 10, son
Pittshurgh~s North Park~ Golf Course; site of the recent 32nd Annual: Poucsaent ateth
- Golfets | Association, was the winner in the
was followed by Alan~Kendrix, Icft,~4ze' 11, Wask ington, D. C., and Charles Sifford, Jr.,age 10 B, Fight,
the gon of Philadelphia and Los Anjeles pro,.was third. Father Sifford came in third i
division, Young Kendrix is the son of D..C. PR-man Moss H. Kendrix who-recentl turnei
In foreground is the huge amateur men~s champio nship trophy whith ~was ~won by Algre

nde r 14 age division

a
son af ae ~pro. at
~e United
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of the UGA meet. Youn;

the pro
solf pro.
~Pup~

poee Atlanta. Boys are pledged to win trophy in future: and then urn pro like tet ~fathers,
~creme

smony.et the!
Methodist Church on Sept. 4.

iN FRANCISCO, =~ The
Nana Associataion~ for ~the
Advancement of Colored People is itoday. $10,000 richer
dué fd. the generosity of, Mrs.
Mattie Dickson, an 83-year-old

retired domestic worker.of

Oakland, Calif. Roy. Wilkins,.NAACP | executive, secretary,.
flew here to receive the. check
ata. malet presentation cere-,

Downs. rial

" ~Fm giving this in God~s '. Hame to fight against the dis
raceful abuse of American

nocracy,~.: Nr
in mak the. ee ag cei
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~| freedom, which, he said,

Retired C ~aliforniant Gives At

McCann's: Be $10, 000 To NAA eC

happehing | af ~Little: Rock.
where the: ~NAACP~ is carrying of the fight to see that
all. youngsters -are.. treated
alike. | mean what they did.to
Rev. Martin Luther. King in
Wilson in Alabama.~ ~

In ~accepting the contribution,
Mr. Witkins expressed -the As-~
sociation~s. appreciatidn for the
Montgomery and to Jimmy
gift which is one of the largest
the: NAACP ever. received from
an individual. He.praised Mrs.
Dickson for her generosity and
her ~dedidation to: the fight for
is a
struggle of. the spirit. as well as

of legal rights.

-** Mrs. Dickson: ~has been re~tired for 15. yeafs, She a
mulated a si Sia f
through -wisé ~oa estate Hd
vestments. a her on ~fi~ancial affaires ~Henry ~T.
~Brock, a San Frénctsco real
~estate broker, who came here
~from his native; Hoyston, Tex_ as, 40.years ago. ~

Still vigorous and active at
83, Mrs. Dickson. *, the sister
ofthe late Rev. J. RB, Hubbard,
for 30 years astor. of,~ Beth
~Eden Baptist ~Church in~ Oakland. She came to the Bay Area

her husband, algo _ retired, live
modestly in ~Oakland. They have
a married daughter who also
lives in Oakland. wae yes,

About 80 persons ~attended the
noonday ceremony pt the Metho
dist church of ~whieh the Rev.
Rey Nichols is. pastor, Mr... Nichols is also 1an of the:

exédtitive committed~ ~of ~~the
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whose hubby, came hone too
soon. _ There ~ was nothing -for
Mrs. (Censored) to do but
claim~ "she was. forced. and hubby
filed charges with police. It~s an
old story Mr.. ee bet
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who ~tried to Bet | her former y

friend to co-sign a note so: could -buy--her -present- loverboy

a~~ar~ Mr... (Censored) got~ suspicious and wouldn~t go ~for~ the.| deal when Miss. (Censored)
refused to say whose | name
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~That jade who ~told. hubby

she was going to the home of)

a friend. On the way there she
got side-tracked by the melry_|making at the (Censored) lounge.
~| When said husband dtopped in~: EYE ~OPENER

~Tie practice pace of the
Southern University football Ja~guars increased~ in tempo as

4 Coach A. W.;Mumford and his

charges rounded ~out the second
week of drills,

Since. Labor. Day, the aspiring
candidates have ~been grinding: through two-a-day sessions, prep
ping for the. season~s opener
against the Texas~ Southern Ti
and. found a~ certain ~man-abouttown (a known play-boy) buying~
Mrs. (Censofed) eee there
was --quite--a- rumble. -

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