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p. 38-40. The Experience of One Church. Tells how Friendship Babptist Church bought a site and financed a building in a redeveloped area.

New Hospital, built with Teamsters' loan is the "brain child of Dr. Guy O. Saulsberry."

Studies sixty-seven non-white trainees, nearly three quarters women, a majority of whom felt YEP vestibule training helpful.

Gives figures by county, by state department, and by salary levels.

The last fifty pages of this biography of Claude Williams describe his experiences in Detroit during World War II in bringing together the church, labor, and blacks.

Reports on racial policies of individual United community Service agencies offering camping services, help to the aged, and to children. A six page supplement, issued three months later, showed some agencies to have modified their racial policies.

Surveys social statistics and social services available in area 62% black.

Supreme Linen and Laundry Company, 700 E. Alexandrine Street, Detroit, managed and owned by Fred A. Allen

Contains some factual information, on such topics as Negro social agencies, and employment opportunities for Negro girls