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Mrs. Spaulding Gets Post Under Mrs. Oveta Hobby NEW YORK.— ((i> —The* first major appointment of t NVgro to an important j?o\ ermnent post in the Risen how* »and administration was an noun red this week, with word hat Mrs. Jane -Morrow Spaulding of Charleston. \V. Ya., las boon appointed Assistant to Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, he Secretary of Health. Education and Welfare, the new ■'abinet office which eliminates the Federal Security Ajfen \v. Mr*. Spaulding'* duties will be carried on in the fields of education, social security, child welfare and health. M r *. Anna Arnold Hedqeman. who had been assistant to the Federal Security Administrator since 1949. will remain on duty for a month to help in the transfer of duties Spaulding w.i.> bin n in <mti:>!\v ..nri educated in the *.’a>h\:l!e. T* nn. puhlc Schools, mri it F .-k I’nive: >;ty. After her. iiarriace to Dr A L Spaulding, .he movd to Charleston W Va. ' here hi': hus. n • " i physi •nn ..nd Ass -tan* If 'rh C'""!- rmsioner Dr. Spaulding died ioitir timi eg-: The m’.v Cabined A'.stant • ■ns h lead*' ;n iho; un.on and i vrlfa it w .«, •• tv I'd so- ton' I .a ; do and! ..r . f ! VI ms so: the W • Vir, :nra He. lef Admmist: t m. Durn 2 'he 1951* i ampaign «he oi Vod ... . n.itienal m gam/e, ot Nr cro Mdc. s :n the n.iti >nal head Buster's Service BUMPING AND PAINTING Collision Service Ignition end Carburetor Service, Towing General Repair Phone TE. 2-9073 3715 JOHN R Detroit I, Michigan 2 TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. APRIL 25, 1953 '|L “itlSli J J * New SERVEL Gas Refrigerator gives you ice cubes in a basket The wrmf letfal ice-maker in ibe new S«r*el Gm Refrigerator gnre* yosi a constant supply of ice cehsa, automatically made and stored in a basket, ready to be used. There are no tray* to till with water. 00 trayt to empty when you want ice. See the amazing new Sersel Gat Refrigerator srith fiagtc Ice Maker today—on display at Gat Company offices and in the showrooms.of Sm Apphaoce Dealers. Srn'tng 7M.000 ruafomer* in Muhignn quart's us the Citizens Foi Eisonhowt. and N.xun. A Min of Mis. Spaulding, also a doctor n mat l ied to Marvu Trotter, lor* moi \\ ife of Joe Louis Negroes had lone been impat ient to hear what plans the Eison. J bow i administration had tor . p- I pointing Negroes to policy-mak- I ir.g po>ts n tiav goverment. and v ud in Washington and in the l .\ is that *inee Mrs. Spaulding’s appointment has broken the sil- ' enc» otht r appoint in *nt* viR ‘ soon follow Still to he filled arc rm.nv po*ts :n the Labor. Treas ui y. Po<t Office Departments, at 1 well «» several diplomatic appoint tr» tit* In regard to diplomatic post.*, Olobal's t’N (.’orrespondant. Jas. I* Lawson said that Mrs. Robert L. Vann is almost certain to re <eive *he appointment as Ambas . dor to Haiti Aeording to Mr ' I v von Mr* V.inn will receive tl < pproval of the Haitian gov-j i nment in a very -hort time. On • the -übioet of othei diplomatic' 1 -f«. Mi Lawson said: ■ Th. Rev Arthut J. Payne, is. p. st of t lie Fhon Baptist church J >n B.d* inore. h..s the inside track - An iiassador to Libena. He is : fe-lopg Republican and a. launch Dewey man. M c ARTHUR COLTON DENTIST Daily Hours 9 to I Sunday, 10 to 12 MICHIGAN and GRISWOLD Over Kinsel's TWITTY'S 1 BLUE ROOM Home Cooked Meals Served Daily Cha lotte Twitty, Prop. WO. 5.0733 WO. 4-7131 Home Buiineai 2201 CHENE ■ ■ . .... Noah Williams, who is chair* man of the Saginaw Valley Inter racial Committee of Saginaw Michigan, lias the backing of the Taft u :ng of the OOP for the Am bassadorship to Ethiopia. Mr. William*." he cont'nued, "visited Ethiopia two years ago. and was received by Emperor Hailie Se lassie. at that time, he made a brief study ot the country. This looks like the beginning of things, and we should soon hear bout other appointments,” Mr Lawson concluded. Dinner to Mark Detroit YWCA 60th Anniversary The Fountain Room in Ma sonic Tampla will be tha scane Thursday. April 23. of fh# sixtieth birthday dinner of tha YWCA of Detroit. Civic and community leaders who will join with YWCA mem ber- to mark the climax of a three months’ anniversary cele bration will hear an address by Mrs. Edward W. Macy. of New York, national YWCA president. Mrs. Macy'a topic will h< “The Pa«t is only Prologue.” Tha dinner also highlights National YWCA Week for the local Association. During this week. April 19-25, YWCA* in 440 communities and 640 col lagas and universities in tha United States join in emphasis ing tha role of the YW in the community and in tha 85 coun tries where it works. Miss Ar.netta B. Eldridge, met rnpolittan executive director, will give a five-minute talk on ihe Detroit YWCA's hopes and dreams for the future. New techniques in the field of entertainment will provide an interpretation of YWCA activities. Tape recordings made at Centsal Branch of the sounds of activities which fill a YW building through the day. Mrs. Maty will he introduced bv Mrs. Thatcher W. Rea, chair* man of the 60th anniversary committee Greetings will be given by Mrs. Kins Collins, pres ident of the Association. Mis. Charles Boyd, dinner arrange ments chairman, will preside. John Ray, attorney and mem ber of the World Trade Commit tee of the Detroit Board of Com merce. will speak at a “World Tradp” luncheon Monday (April 27) at Central Branch YWCA The luncheon i.- sponsored by the YWCA metropolitan public affairs committee Mrs Ben R. Donaldson t han man. will pte side. coming this Sunday... Another free Press FIRST/ . m A Complete Guide te More Television Pleasure Every Sunday in Your FREE PRESS A Host of Timely, Interesting Features Prepared Exclusively for TV Fans Everywhere this Sunday and mi j Sunday in THE FREE PRESS . "Am#Wco'i Mott IM ftting Nnwtpopf” Xfgg* -, : •.**> - *■ ■ AJk&b Scaled above, left to right, Mr. Barton Beatty, Mr. Alonza Moron, president of Hampton Institute, J. J. Jeffrey, vice ,. j? iWrmm | j jfflk *' SKmJt f||W |fl . tffljfc J ■-iV'A ~ •**• ■'•■•> -♦- , jHn|| ip i •STAND-IN* FOB HERO XA. Herbert 4. Taylor of Columbus Ohio, MKorh Mrs Aitao ML Ford of FayrtU-vlUe, N.C at a review of the Rod Airborne Division at Fort Bn«ir last week. Major Gen. Gerald J. Hlffin* made a posthumus Silver Star award to Mrs Ford, wtfe of Copt. WUfred M. Ford, killed savior the lives of two buddies during a Korean artion last July. M. Taylor and Orpt Ford served together In the (VOftth Airborne lnfantr> Regiment of the 12nd. (News* press Photo.) Interracial Council Plans Communion Breakfast The Catholic Interracial Cosu 1 silos Detroit will sponmn .< Communion bieaklast Sundav h< - ttinning with Holy Mass at tin tPRETOE r rwi a/| Whaf oil Detroit and Michigan TV font have been waiting for .. THE DETROIT FREE PRESS TV PREVUE .. eight tabloid pages crammed full of nothing but TV pictures, stories, comment, cov ering your favorite programs and your favorite TV stars. COM PLETE PROGRAMS FOR THE WEEK in one handy package. Eight tabloid pages you can remove from your Sunday Free Press, fold and put right on your T\ set. For more enjoyment and pleasure from your TV set, be sure to get . . . DON'T MISS . . . THE DETROIT FREE PRESS TV PREVUE • Complete Program Listings for the Entire Week • Stories About Your Favorite TV Personalities • Comment on the Shows of the Week • Pictures of the Great and the Near Great in TV • Which Shows Offer the Most for Your Time • NEW TIME CHANGE LISTINGS SPECIAL 1111 • How to Get the Most from Your Set J president. Great Lakes Steel Corp., State chairman of Michi gan Campaign on the United • Negro College Drive Fund. o'clock .it Blessed Sad ament Cathedral Woodwatd and Bel mont. Edward Turner, president of Widow of Truck Driver Wins Compensation Case WASHINGTON. I>. C.—(C)—The l. S (, ourt of Ap peals riiit'd this week that the wife and childrenol a >*•- jfro driver who was shot to death hy a \ii js'inu 4 1 l ,u N sheriff, should he |fi\en daniiip s umlei the Wotknntis (’ompensation Art. Thu* Mrs. Carrie Robinson, widow of the slain William Robinson, will receive about 520.000. Refused Relief This decision reversed a Dis trict Court verdict, which re fused compensation on the grounds that Robinson’s death was not a result of his employment The Appeals C'ouit "aid Rob inson died in nn unusual manner and had been “agitated" from Color Question Touchy Point in West Says Bishop "The one touchy point in Asia j with reference to the Wi st is the j color question.” declared senior Bishop William J Walls of the AME Zion first Episcopal L)i>- trict, tfiving his impressions of conditions abroad, especially in connccton with the spioad <>( Communism. Bishop Walls recently re turned from a meeting of the Central Committee of the World Council of Churches at Lucknow. India. "The Negro is the touchstone of America's in ternational influence. By the black man. this country's pres tigs stands or falls. On this the Detroit NAACP, will speak during the breakfast. He will be introduced by the Rev. John Finnegan, pastor of St. Patrick's and moderator of the Council, who will also explain work of the Council. Also on the program will be Joseph Verhcllo. chairman of the Dctioit observance* of Brother hood Week. Bud presentation of an award to John May, one of j the Council founders. ,n recog nition of his many veais of work recently curtailed by illness The award will he presented by Charles Rawlmiis, who holds the I lory aw ard, annually given by the New York Catholic In terracial Council. Communitv singing will be led i try John Lewis, an assistant su pervisor of Parks and Recit ation Assisting with the serving will he students from Matygrove (College and the* University of Del nut. 1 Chan man of the committee is Mis. Snouden Williams. Assist -1 mg are: McLean Morrison, Bill I llvan, Mrs. Nnlhs lluntsbeny, Mis. Marie Oiesti Anthony Thomas. Jesse L. McCauley. Miss Angela I.uk« n. and Miss Joanna White. Foi rc -ervations, call TO. 9-23-17 or LA. 7-2710.. FAirmont 1-0764 jSLp» >||ir TRICE’S Beaulv Salon Specialized Pin Curl on PRESSED HAIR Latest Hair Styles All Types ol Beauty Work Done RUBY TRICE, Prop. Formerly from HOUSE OF BEAUTY 3125 Beaubien RED DOT Service Garage ; W Watkins, Prop. ALL WORK GUARANTEED * We Install Glass For Every Purpose Glass Installed While You Wait 2104 Rivard 1305 Alfred TE. 3-4758 Detroit 7 the lons trip lie nude for Ins employer. William Biadsliaw, a eontiact lumber hauler. Tlu tragic tup was made in August o! 1!>.)0. Robinson had driven a tractor trailer for his employer from Noith Carolina to Wakefield Va.. wheie he made a "t-»p Here the court said: “About an hour latei he ap peared on a peril) of a \tak< field. Va. resident seie.iinmg and hollering that a mob was alter and every other human ques tion the Communists are watch ing. propagandising, and in fluencing wherever they can give us trouble," he explained. Asian Struggle Then is a struggle between democracies an and communists movements in nations every where in-Asia," continued Bis hop Walls. So far. the demo eiaeies have the upper hand and I think they will continue to do <o. In my uidgment, the one touchy point n Asia with ref erence to the West is the color question. "It is not possible to make Academic Freedom Seen as 'Jeopardized' BALTIMORE. Md—There is a ' real danger that academic free ! dom in America is currently jeopardized by fearful opposition to communism, declaied Dr. Richard I. McKinney, Morgan State College philosophy depart ment lie,id. Dr. McKinney spoke on "The Significance of Academic Free dom to the American College Student" during the first of a four-week series of Wednes day evening forums on current issues being sponsored by Mor gan’s Pi Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. The philosophy pinfessor point ed out that “in some areas an increasing number of teachers ire becoming afraid to cxpiess their line judgments on matters pertaining to Marxism or allying themselves with liberal move ments ” Thereatens Foundation He held that this was threaten ing the foundations of colleges, emphasizing that “ a college ex ists primarily foi the piopaga tion of learning” “If teachers become afraid to face frankly and to trarh can didly both the good as # well as the .evil of any particular eco nomic. political or religious sys- WOLF’S Tailor, Cleaner and Furriar 10 Paiadana ava. at Woodward Highland Park, Mich. SALE Bargain on New and U*ed Suila, Top Coat*. Pant* All Site*. S3.SO and up. ‘(Jet tin F'ih t\ ll,in (’ut* *1 l In - Finest Shop" SKINNER'S Tonsorial Parlor Haiti* Q. Skinnar, Prop. Hair Cut* SI Shava* 75c 405 E. ADAMS WO. 4-9056 Re*. WO. 3-0423 cmßßi r •.* f ' Night TE. 1-3468 Day Ph. TE. 2-8544 William's Garage 2835 RIVARD Jamas Williams. Mgr. Auto Repair of all Kinds Bump Mg. Painting Welding Motor Tune-Up Carbureter. Fuel Pumps him." • Deputy Shoots When police caught up wi«h him. hv was still shouting dini thiowing up Ins hands as it hi \ut«* trying to stop someone. Bi.* they said, nobody was chasir,: hun Ho was looked up and wlr ho attacked his jailers, Di puty Shot .ff S. P. Lane shot h;n testimony showed. The court ruled that hi> In' trip had left Mr. Robinson ‘ a*;, tatod, tearful, and contused" Previously he had suttond t:c. a nervous" disease ,md the .ur• ruled the trip l»ad aggi. no i this. Asia believe that America w | be fan in dealing withe 0;..., people in Asia and Africa if ; continually fails to give clear .r | decisive lustice to the colon ! 1 people in her own midst." Progress Steady Bishop Walls stated that v\*■ • • ■often asked abroad, "How n. the United States treat it. >, . norities. especially Ncgim " just as often found himself i\. plaining. ‘‘The situation i proving steadily. The Nej n loves his country and fights i , ■hn righ’s with a great numb i of friends upholding and le.,riir him in areas looking otwa i better relations." The Bishop, who visited Itah Kgypt. Iraq. Pakistan. Buinia, Siam, Thailand, Hongkong. * v » Philippines. Japan and Hawaii well as India, feels that to im prove our relatons with *h* countries we must continue relief and aid in encourage:: growth in self-supporting tuns through point font pi grams, the churches, education,; and social enterprises. tern, the piocess of learning " he thwarted and students v he likely to develop distort ideas of the very principles ' which they should have f knowledge,” Dr McKinney and dared. He predicted disastrous t-u ' on college students in the * sence of academic freedon a■! stated that a loss will mean tL. t may students "will not develop power of critical analyse ot v-r forces which now and \\ 5 hud later vitallv affect them." Keep Status Quo "The result is that inst• ' a libctal education, ihc -sti.ii' •' will have an education calod ‘ ed to maintain the status quo < > to inculcate unthinking a giance to the past and the pr> cnt.” "Students have the light *> know the whole truth.” he de clared CHURCH NEWS Ninth Church Christ Scientist Elect New Officers The newly elected oM’icer* >»l Ninth Church of ChrM Scientist are Mr. Karl Cm way, first reader, ami Mi Crave Davis, second read er. The Wolveiine Bar Assoc! it "'i will re-enact ihe trial of lr i» of Nnrareth at Second H m Chiifch, 441 Monroe avc.. at 73D pin Wednesday, Apiil 22tid Thev will seek an opinion as whether the trial was fa v a nmt according tn existing 1 v. This courtroom scene is a pa of the April Annivetsarv of th* Hth anniversary of Pastor A •' Banks. Jr. The public is invited. The Rev. H. R Sissle. past >i ■ St Andrews Presbyterian chare 1 will preach at Second *R *pt church Sunday evening April-’ at 7:30 o’clock On Wednesday, April 2!' P’ Horace A White, pastor of Pl"' mouth Congregational Church will preach at 7:30 p.m the April celebration of the M"' 1 ’ anniversary of Second Baptid ”'1 sixth of Pastor A. A Bank.* Jr. MjjfMOREJ *? Setve mom | iTAySTtt BREAPJ