Bronze Reporter [Volume: 5, Issue: 46]

a. Cline.

t, adds, ~tHat -most: colored. peapie ~

gh-| have. lower <incomes ~than~ the

et; jing~ and~in bs a neighbor. | Ahan: whites..
s; colored, family can afford ~to

r

peal
bg ory Be will bring al~
4m property values; {:and if 1 ~ and put up
For Sale~ their actions

will glut the market and drive

operty values down.. But
t is clear that what affects yal-|
ues is not the entrance~ of ~thé
non-white family but the panic
selling by the previous resi
dents.~
e hota

Studies show that ~|
part

ical character of
grounds is

Black sobtithes: and ~if city roi
vices maintain good:nei

hood standards, propéety- gies |
will remain: stable no matter wh |;
movés in.~

Low-income soniligs ~ ~colox ed |
or white, the author adds, Yend't
not to keep up their homes so
well. But the presence of léwincome families is;;a. result not:
a cause of property value de
phys;
mead

~Now, it is PHP Mr. Black}.

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WANTED _~_s}s
Unbossed voters Who! demdnd: }
a United States Senator believing only.in fair play, to 4
Re-elect United States Senator
CHARLES E. ERCP

af

0.| have had to live in poorer hous
hood:

ry?

leave~ tHe ~community. ~They may

white population. sMost of ~them

hoods
-) Buti before a
buy
a house in an all-white neighborhood, and before: they "have the
desire to move into. such. a neighborhood or suburb, they. usually
haye achieved.a leyel of. education, @mployment, and aspir-tion

that indieates that they have;
~hie just ag, much. interest in, keeping

=| We ie property as any other

n' fact, ~studies show that
they frequently - evtde white.
amilies in. their: care of hause, -
awns, walks,; and. fences,
planting. flowers,, Painting ~and.
repairjng and improving. their

~Property.~

In view, of this situation Mr.
Black: su tibkest ests a_possible course
of actin for an individual homeowner in the event a: colored
family, moves. into his neighbor
tis Suggested ~that he! ~call
together he. friends ~arid those
he fabs: a Phe ~believe ~are
L democratic.. ~ courageous
people.: Fontan they: might
raride on the following steps:

41: ~Apree~ not ~to fight~ ~against
~thé moving in of 4 coloréd faimily bute see to: it that, when it:
~happens, it is done,in.such.a
way that a _ happy. ~outcome is
assuted~ both the ~ new family
and the old- timers.

~9. ~Make it. ae that: he and
others will not, offer their Prop: |
erty. dor sale, will hot pahi~ and

een ~put ~Not for: Sale~ Signs in
their windows. fie

3. U3.~ bel ~guickty | Ps ee,
Nd awh: ~and: answer all Ttimor~s and
dispel~ ~any ~ ~bigoted ~ ~untrtiths or
half-truths

arg of ever

in the ee ding~ or!

~i whether you use bath oil or fragrarit salts; finish up in clouds |
of dusting powder or with a generous splashing of cologne, one

eharm <4 hours a day.

What. makes: an attractive women?
~- opinions; but-one thing-is certain.
BU cen <ieainsaled ~personal Freon

ates, aie is fees, and a daily, bath should * an ie

veauty | figs ba Jo
cist Tt TERRE |e. it all Ba with scrupu
ee en ee

Whether you ~ ra

Juxuridus rt at ight

atid, Property. Ve alues ~

~| Mrs,

itivulving ~neighbor- |

os a ~i automobile iva * q

"There ~are many ~different |

hy

hood. affairs.

sg. Dick ie eiinn-ancamits
tee to make certain: that neighbors ~visit: the new: family. and

help them understand thab they

have friendg.~

| WHO'S M~ t R is: the

-27ard:.in. the...Publie ~ Affairs

Pamphlet 25 which: is now in}
its 23rd year. ~Series has in
eluded many.

titles coverin ci and eco
nomic probler; family relations,

health and i ifaproee relations.

Committee Named

_ NEW YoRK ~

her sponsoring committee
posed of 100 cman Saeee 1 leaders in entestainmentt,: ~medicine,
religion, business, labor, law,
and gov nt. an unced
here ody et a hae ilkins,
NAACP poi secretary.
The committee; ~under: the general co-chairmanship of Dike EI
lington-and-Mrs, Margurite Bela- |
fonte, will sponsor the Associa| tion~s $100-a-couple ~benefit din
ner: here at the Hotél Roosevelt
on: ~Nov, 16, im honor. of Rudolf
Bing, general manager of: the
Metropolitan Opera Association,
and John H. Johnson, ~publisher:
of Ebony, Jet and other magazines.

Among Gadetaniitus citizens
serving on the committee are
Dr. George, D.. Cannon, George
Gregory, Oscar ~Hammerstein, IT,
Rose Morgan Louis, Dr.~
Cecil ~Marquez, Cornelius McDougal, Rev, James H. Robinsoh, Mrs. Bessie Buchanan, Dr.|'
Marguerite Cartwright; ~ Miss|~
Lena, Horne, Judge Meier: Steinbrink,,Mrs.. Ruth.. Whitehead
Whaley, Charles, Zimmerman,
Hulan Jack and Dr. Algernon D..
Black, all of New York City.

1. The faeiiahip ~high |
enough, $ast$ éno be 2 knotk

Ts on fouring; ~down, any. plane in, te world

A any, {poof Jreath er~day

By Carol Lane ws por NE oe itt

yin Travel Authority q! Slt jd géba F102's could |

#. inter \~ far, up in

~ the Cost of ~Gusoline so Cana re "0 nak~ with: mini
buat the most expensive itent: tried Spmage ~, PeoPh Ie" or, indus.

jon our annual motoring budget? ~~
if you DM Se ae ~gasoline. and
~il yo ré ~wrong. -

"Aveording: ~to: a reeent! sniovey sou
gasoline and. oilveoiie:dg ~ poor
~Second in; g the total costs.

a!
~

the bn vo $565 538%
epreciation:.. $56
inn tid ol; BBO 22%
tertiles:. So" 1BR 18%
ares -aré for: a 2957
~Che een érsedan,
Goon uileoat
And how bare teag sett risen
fas 951?
asec
fa" HEP ~ 88%
bpraiati tions... 319%
da ands istration; 20%: site Ce. Te8, 10%
SESE noe Oe
onby: ice Or gasthe hei Dut the

ste 7

br ther dollar. ~

they ge

~Formation. of. 4
an NAACP Freedom Fund Din-|
com-|

+pounds of electrofiic é

HOSPIT

Association of American Baptist Churches -Carietic Friendliness
Department, ~mgeting in Birmingham, Michigan, October 4th. Left
tor right:, Mrs.-, Willie Mae Johnson, ~Rev.. James A. nares Mrs.
Hazel: Baltweod.and, anit Emma Van.

INTERNATIONAL

Featured On RCA Platters

AFRO-Cuban Influence, fea
~-lewing the big band of Shorty

Rogers and presenting the Belaf.nt: Sinsers, staring a twelveman group assembled by Harry

Belafonte last year to accompany him on a concert tour,

~|highlight RCA YVictor~s list of

albums recently made available

' |to the music loving public.

~WOR > of the Detroit ~ )

Detroit) will be ~safer from air.attaek: through. arrival of a lethal, Weapon,..; according. to
Colonel Glenn Duncan, commander of Selfridge Air Force
Base.

~Within. a: week, ~ Convair~s

| deadly Delta i Dagger,: the ~world~s

{,most.; efficient _ killer, of; super
sonic,, bpmbers,: makeg..its Sel
Side ~debut agit the 71st FightTutércept Squadron,~

Salone~ said today. |

} - Among the ~advantages this

_ area gets from having the

F-102a as its tr nic watche |
dog, C pp pointed

radical. new interceptor
ep es of, air-to-air
lit as Ww ls rock
ye Tat r than a
real equ ee: fatd we -
ercep:|
Hit {anne the t the. sige
of a we als medium

- [-bomber.
~| It~s necessary e of space
requirements e J-57 én.
~|gine, plus ore; t 1700, ~Tiftiscle and brain~and the missiles
and rockets.
Wingspan: ig: 338 feet 1.6
~inches. The colonel mentioned
that to provide stability aad
maneuverability a "superior
wing design was adopted. It~s
called ~delta~ after a letter in
the ancient Greek alphabet
and is swept back 60 degrees
~at the leading edges.

_ Further information obtained
from the colonel indicated the
plane ae a new fuse
The Delta g ene mission
dictates that it fly. faster than
sound. Its engine Pushes: the
ship faster than _ in level
flight.

Functioning best at siperectile
speed, the. datrent ~~ system
computes the txact~nath for the

~cally prepares the missiles ind
launching ~ and at the:

missiles to track down and destro ~, fhe target.

The Focket~ ~bay. opens, fires
and ~ @loses >.

-in i thréé > seconds.

| Each, F-iou, can, select the types

ene, eterno L

ECR Dv

he oe SR (CHE SEN

Bex tH

Sabi iii +

Detroit To Be Sater
From ~Air Attack ~

the |

~Selfridge is, proud.

Michigandéts and their~ indus
| ford Starts. Grant

lage conc ee Previous inter-,
cpio ed much | ke|
birds. x ine is similar
to a coke] wean ee

interceptor to fly ~ automati-|.

instant for a kill, éledses The!

of missile best suited for attack.
Missiles, usually carried in
~mixed~ loads, are fired either
singly or in: salvo.

| They~~re named ~Falcon~ after the ruthless hunting bird,
and ~they~re developed by
-Hughes Aircraft of California.
Many Detroit engineers are
part of the Hughes team.

Instead of gleaming silver, this

new ship is painted. flat grey. |*

me there~s good reason for it.

The new coating resists.corrosion~ which wowld ruin. the
skin. Exhaust from the 24 folding-fin rockets. contains chemi;
~als Which would: eat away even
the almost completely. oxidized
aluminum alloys Convair brewed
up for its deadly baby.

The culmination of more than
ten years of research, design
and flight testing, the F-102 is a
unique and formidable airplane.
of its new
dagger deterrent to air attack
and, of in~reased protection for

To Africa

| OBERIAN, Ohio (CNS) ~ The |;

~ord Foundation chose the 125th
Wiffiversary cof! Oberlin Colleze
to announce that it. was opening
1 program of assistance for edu.
yation _for education, ~ research
~nd industrial development in.
\frica.

The initial grants are to be
3250,000 first~ and $700,000 a few
nonths later. Henry T. Heald.
foundation president, announced
the grant at the convocation of
the college.

~One of the;
stories of our Ar

| Shells

LENNY. DEE

=.all the way from his Sarasota
home to Detroit annually.

<= Mipemeeh eer seme a~ sonatas | a a

Rogers~ Afro-Cuban Influence

| lis the. result of his long interest

and. fascination for Afro-Cuban

_ijmusic. Like.many other great
| |jazz musicians, Shorty has been

influenced by its richness, color,

-|variety and often wild excite|ment. He has used, incidentally,

an impressive -array of jazz
names in the making of this al
~}bum; ineluding drummists Mo
destto. Duran, Carlos Vidal and
Mann; saxephonists Bud
Shank and Bob Cooper. and
matty other talented performers
pes helped regenerate the pulating rhythms of Africa and
Cuba.

~Manteca,~ ~Moon Over Cuba,~
~Un ~Peco Loco,~ ~Wualacanjan
~| ga~ and: ~Viva ~Puente~ are the

featured selectiatis, me latter
written by Rogers~ himse

The Belafonte Stage: directed
by Robert Corman,. brilliant
young composer and conductor,
give a musical panorama of the
American scene, ~saluting the
robust history. of the American
folk story. With such renditions
as ~Mule on the Mount,~ ~Swing
dat Hammer~ and ~If You Ever
~See a Whale~ the panorama runs
from early pioneer days up to
the dramatie saga of whaling in.
the hazardous seas of the North.

The ee does 13 numbers in all, including ~The Ox
Drivers,~ ~David's. Lamentation,~
~Balm in Gilead~ and other classic folk selections.

x

| WANTED
Fighting Michigan voters who
want a, fighting United
States Senator in Washingtonto |
Re-elect United Stafes Senator
CHARLES E. POTTER

Spend. p. little
TIME

| YOUR #-:

For ghe lovelier-looking hands every woman wants, ta, makers

~ef Trushay lotion have some ftelp

trouble spots. For example..

Hands' grey ~ grimy? Wash |

-. them frequently. Serab knuck
~ Jes and nails ~with a brush.. Stained? Try. lemon juice or
diluted peroxide.~Use lotion to
offset any drying effects.

Roughened and chapped? Keep

hands dry. Wear gloves out
doors. Use Trushay frequently.

Cuticle ragged? Push it back
with the towel everv time you

dry your hands~and when ap- ~
' plying hand lotion, too. {
Nails split? Keep them mediym length ~ not too pointed.
Some. problem nails may. be
strengthened by taking unflavored gelatine daily. ~ one envelope in a glass of fruit juice
or milk.
Palms callused? Rub. gently
with pumice when bees are.
wet. j

BRONZE REPORTER, SATURDAY, at. 25, 1958 3)

is ceca clinics

is @ cat.

The dapper organ virtuoso,
who has won more recognition
than any present day popular
organist,.is just that,

He's a cat in all senses of the
word. In conversation you find
his comments spiced with the
modern jargon of music; and
in his 130 pound frame which
yar mectesed apes _ et ea

you find the ithe grace of a|

feline.

Dee is unique. He has selectéd an instrument which scarcely
~lends itself to solo performances
- in supper clubs, and has parlayed eight albums and two hit
singles into a series of night
engagements which take him

~Travels by Truck

He is a living epitome of the| ~
_moth-~aten joke about
sician who always has not only
his music but his instrument at
hand. For Dee travels about th~
country. with his Hammond

Sans ~ee panel SES~

Hue

~\ series of.:

Cres

like the organ, Is

The truck,

specially built for the purpose.

Actually. it is not only his

love for, and belief in his single
instrument with motivates Dee~s
method of travel. In addition to
being an entertainer ~nonpar
ielle, he is a sound engineer.
Through trial and error he ~built
his present system of baffles
and speakers which are just as.
much a-part of his performance
as the organ itself. He is as
careful of them as of the Hammond, and includes a sourid
engineer as part of his traveling
entourage..

Dee first attracted. public
notice with ~Plantation Boogie~
about five years ago. Eight well

s| received albums followed, and

with the meen came the

~ club offers
nich bring him to places like
~eamans~ Knife and Fork Club

Hin Detroit,-his present port of;

call.
Made New Album

He recently recorded album
number nine,. and from that
came his: first successful single
effort since ~plantation.~

The new album, not yet released, is on the sweet side.
When the re session was.
finished, late on a night last
June, Dee felt a desire to swing
out for his own ~amusement. He ~

bout the mu-| worth.

His side men a a his spirit,
and before he ot it, another -

Pac Pepto oo ws a

LLC EES~ = a Sian rae,