Bronze Reporter [Volume: 9, Issue: 35]

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OUR: OUTS coleend COLLECTION

STH ANNIVERSARY OF: BEAUTIFUL
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45i75 E. Bristol ~Read! ne Flint, Michigan

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confidence i in our program

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FOR ALL APPLIANCES:.. + Including Full Line
if Nee OR 4
FRIGIDAIRE, TAPPAN GAS RANGES,
"ROPER GAS RANGES,
HAMILTON WASHERS and DRYERS,
EUREKA SWEEPERS and |
HANDLEY - BROWN WATER HEATERS
~ LOCATIONS -~ ~

406 N, SAGINAW ST.
3201 E. COURT ST.
~PHONE: [phone]

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~-PLINT, MICHIGAN -

~100

YEARS ~

AFTER

_ EMANCIPATION
PROCLAMATION
Training Brings. Oppertunites

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potential fifty thousand dollar purchasing power potential.

With the coming Urban Renewal program and the en~suing sale of properties, this. eg will probaly quad
Edward Little, a production
foreman at Chevrolet Manufacturing, supe-vises an operation
in the gas tank selection of the
press metal department. He. lives at 1425 Clifford Street.

Conriie Neely does what she
was trained to do. After studying secretarial work at Baker
Business University of Flint,
she joined Buick as a typist..
Connie Lives at eval Lapeer.

He -has been with GM 12 -years. After graduation from
High School, he studied business administration: at Jackson

Junior College. and tool. and die.

making at.GMi, He lives at. 1425
Clifford Street.

- Her duties in the personnel
department include typing and
filing. She has been at Buick
since July, 1961. Mrs. Neely is
~a graduate of Flint Southwestern High School.

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ruple in actual cash dollars to be spent.

The pictures presented by the BRONZE REPORTER
bear living testimony to this potential. Flint is indeed a
_ good place to live for many people and the Negro in Flint

is part and parcel of these Leen gen

After five years of specialized.. Using his skill. with tin, he
treining and schooling, Wm. V. | makes such fhings as due J
Broadway became a jourheyman | ~ventilating systems. A.
Tinsmith at Chevrolet-Manufac- | tral High graduate, he
turing. He has worked there | <pecial Mott Foundat on
ten year. He lives at 754 E. | courses.

Bundy Street.

At GMI, cooperative engineer-; der Street.
ing student, Chris Roberts, is Chris was a National Honor
sponsored by GM~s Inland Man- | Society member and an allufacturing Division of Dayton, | state basketball star, at Xenia
Qhio. His home is in Xenia, | High School. He also served
Ohio. He lives at 2320 Alexan- on the student council.

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4 | SATURDAY, MARCH 9, 1963

~The. Following Businesses Cnmpeorate the Emancipation Proclamation Hea

MITCHELLS Pam

The Book on Flint~s.

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Leading Negro Citizens

GOLDEN STAR

BOB CAT. & SALLY eee een et
OF TACOS | | ary cap co. ELECTRIC ~ SERVICE

~601 E. 8TH STREET

7 E.. rb serial AVE. } Freshest 3930 INDUSTRIAL AVE. hare:
ae 24. MouR SERVICE - | 650 BISHOP SU. 9-2891 RESTAURANT ~)~ yen Loar

7006. N. ~SAGINAW.

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