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VIM. T. BALLARD,
1921 Eye St NV
WATERFRONT SPECIALS.

WAL lER-F RONl SPECIALS.
Large 4room bungalow, very close to
water large front porch, shade trees
needs some repairs: price only S1.250
Terms arranged or discount for cash.
Must be sold.
Unusually attractive 1O-room house oak
floors. white asbestos SHINGLES. bath. cell
lar, big rooms, front and side porcheS,
double garage. large willow, maple and
other shade trees. directly on water front:
price. $500, 3 big lots: easy terms.
This is a show place. Could BE- used year
around. Might trade. Good for hotel
club or private res.
Acreage near water front with bathing
and fishing privileges, 90 acres for $4,000.
5 acres for $500.
Several beautiful waterfront lots at
bargain prices and easy terms Choose
one now and have ready to build when
war is over and beach property will boom.
See MR.; FLEMING Sunday at Calvert
Beach pavilion. Go down through Marl-
boro to Solomans Island road, through
Prince Frederick to Calvert Beach, 7 miles
below Prince Frederick. Phone Georgia
744S evenings during week.
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NEW Apt BLDG,

Not far from large Govt. Office develop
ment; 30 units; a few with > bedrne. ;
rents approved bv rent commission; gross
annual income over 100000, long term lst
deed Of trust at 4l2G interest; priced al
less than times annual rent which Is
below market for new bldg. good refnrn
or ress cash payment. Call Mr. Drew,
F ELIoT MIDDLETON. Investment Bdg.
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COTTAGES Mr. BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT
pa on stream. cool Write for price.
MRS. VIRGINIA r. PHILIPS. Rt. /. En-
mitsburR Md.
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CAPITOL HILL
NOTICEl

new brick homes 3 bedrooms. baths,
1st-foor and basement Iavato-ies. esrage.
SI2.950: rent for SI25 10 s140 per mo;
about 49, on equity invested; ideal neigh
borhood, good transportation. For details
and inspection phone owner builder. G.
EMrTN. WI -En1
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CLOSING ESTATE.

CLOSING ESTATE.
& BRK DWELLINGS-S22 500.
Fronting two streets and vice
avenue, near Lincoln Park, streetcars
and BUS. combined area over 5000
square feet combined frontages le!;
81 and s6 #; dwellings consist and
3 rooms and bath; suitable development
as apt site Eve or Sun, phone Tenn
pie 1898.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72e 18th ST. Realtor. Ma o153.
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lots. 13:, Il. by 165 II. each: lot l15
it. by 19S IT. improved by arm. house
run as a Gulf filing station and grocery
store, dolnG about s. 000 business yr.
this property is on highway No. between
mountains and river; price of lots. S125
to $3.50; price Of filling station, S1.s00;
cleo, church, schools and mail delivery
at the door. A. L. LONGERBEAM, Blue
mnnf Va
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
NEAR FORT BELvoIR, VA. - GROOM
brick bungalow, ami, near bus and train !:
hot-water heat screened porches; two-car
garage; weather stripped and insul: ap-
prox. 3 acres price, SIS 500: will trade for
d. c. property. Box 1851, Star %
WILL SELL OR TRADE NICE FARM OR
timber tract, fer APARTMENT house; clea-
honn Or building lots near city. Bo:
New 6-Story Brick Building in
Heart of Downtown Business
District.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY NEAR
INnTANIJEAD NH

FOR SALE - approximately 30 acres
good timber, modern log hunting lodge
or year-around dwelling; large liv room.
stone fireplace; bedrooms, bathroom, kit
screened porches; running water; several
ping, privacy; S4,250; $3.50 down. MRS.
B. L COOGAE, Potomac HeiEhts. Indian
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

CENTLEMA ESTATE. II ACRES, s.
room master dwelling. modern il detail;
4-car garage with servants' rooms above.
Henneries for 4 900 chickens; spacious
lawns. excellent shade and shru00ery.
POTTS 4 GRIFFIN, Frederick Md
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IDEAL COUNTRY PLACE


Fine, large old home. completely mod
ernized and recently decorated throushoutj
fourteen acres; high elevation: fruit and
vegetable garden; tWo-bank barn; borders
on Gun Powder Falls River; twenty miles
north of Baltimore; watkins distance
schools and Pennsylvania Railroad: ST.
100000. V. c. MAHONY, Sparks, Md.
so ACRES. 2-sToRY FRAME HOUSE
Electricity and running water, f1ne
streams, crops partly planted; S6,5OO' or
Upper MONTGOMERY County-Dairy farm
with 60-cow barn. This farm is in high
ped. II you are looking for large dairy
farm 1t is well worth your while.
247 acres 30 miles from White House.
Montgomery County-Improvemen con-
sist of a 2-story frame house, seven rms.
pantry. basement: fst floor. kitchen, din
ing nm living rm., with open stairway,
good chance to make an opon fireplace
AZ cows. shipping to D. c.; this barn is
bank barn 45x70, "a stanchions. - horse
stalls, , silos. one 1886 tile, one .14x43
galvanized. double corn crib, implement
shed, hoghouse. cattle shed 15x30. meat
house, garage, brooder houses, 500 chick
ems each: laying house lsx45; tenant
house. rms: 25 acres woodland. plenty
Of streams; streams; fine bluegrass meadows: farm
easily worked with a tractor; some fruit
and lots of cherries This farm is priced
so that a farmer can pay for it: buildings
are all in good condition, but need paint;
$4,000. Once Of FRED B. CUSHMAN, a
miles north Of Rockville, on Route 240, on
right-hand side of road. Phone Gathers
blre 200. Watch traffic when parking.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.


BAY RIDGE HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT.
0366 or co. SOLO. So
BARGAIN
NEAR CEDAR POINT.
Bat Bathing boating dshins' grabbing l6d fur
nished house on beautiful point. $4,000
!. = 3. or acres on water. waterfront
May .. 3. Q and 10 Write for directions
TIDEWATER REALTY EXCHANGE.
Hughesville, Md
Phone Mechanicsviile 54-F-12.
SACRIFICE HAwLEY'S MANOR. JUST
BELOW CEDAR POINT.
40 acres good farm land; beautiful view
Chesapeake Bay: very old s-room Colonial
home. bath; electric plant artesian well,
pier. three boats; hunting and fishing ex-
cellent; oyster beds; duck blinds; mile
water front. Take Route No. 5 to st, In
romes Beach. TIDEWATER REALTY EX-
CHANGE, Hughesville. Md.
BARGAIN-WEST RIVER.
Fine home on water front. completely
| furnished. Pier. boating: bathing fine
fishing; One hour from Wash, viii help
A SAFER PLACE
IN THE FOREST ON EMILE
LAKE JACKSON.
Log Losr, cabiqs proa sm trcrI Tupnng Go water to
session now Call Manassos 1@-F-4
SPECIAL FOR INVESTORS.
For Sale-Three acres waterfront prop
erty; 3oo-ft. bathing beach, enclosed with
net; seven COTTAGES each equipped with
modern convenisncas: accommodate fam
lies from eight 10 twelve persons each
Seven rowboats; two piers Average yearly
income from rent from 81 500 to 50 200.
No vacancies in past nine years. Owner re-
tirlng. Apply-write-WHEA E
WARD. Mayo. Maryland-or in person, at
Mayo, near Beverly Beach. through week
after pm, or anytime on Saturdays and
Sundays. 81
WEST RIVER BACK BAY.
A furnished cottage. five rooms and bath.
garage; large lot. near beach; due to i'll
ness the owner is anxious to sell at a
sacrifice: S2,750 includes everything.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT, IN NEARBY
Maryland. small house with acre or more.
write write giving full particulars Box 2s2-A'
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MONTGOMERY CO. MARYLAND.
35-aCre farm. fronting en- State highway.
well fenced. within committing distance OF
Washington, fve-room house IN good con-
ditIon bath electricity, excellent water,
sun porch good barn and outbuildingS.
Four hundred Delicious apple tree orchard,
streams and springs Beautiful mountain
view. Priced for quick sale. Poolesville
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.

In rapidly growing business center on
King st. Two stores and four apartments
OF five rooms and bath each on large lot;
nicely financed, can be bought on favorable
terms. showing hne return. Box 2o3-I
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FARMS FOR SALE.

NOW is THE TINE TO INVEST m sou.
Md. farms. Col. estate, dated back 1898;
357 a, > mi. shore line; S-rm. brick-and-
frame dv.. all necessary farm bldgS., very
productive and Will pay an investment on
price asked. $4,000. 90. all water facil-
ities. fish oysters and duck shooting; fine
beach, , mi. water front; 40 mi. D. c.
Also acreage on good harbors and other
inland farms. Sl5 90 to $4,000 per a,
can be shown by appointment, J L, DAVIS,
Charlotte Hall Md. Phone Mech 33-F-l2.
FOR SALE-16 ACRES OF LAND. 5 A.
ready for gardening, the rest IN timber,
6-rm. house. small barn. lge. chicken house
and other outoldSs,; good ] ]watfr elee Its;
hard-surfaced rd priced low for quick
sale Apply MILTON HANSBOROUGH at
place. or call Alex. 5111.
1876 ACRES HOWARD COUNTY FIND
Frame, home. cleo, INV, oil heat, bath
bank barn productive land, good stream
Sl4,00000. 20 acres. attractive frame
dwelling nice lawn and shade trees. city
elec-, $500 90. MD.-VA. FARM AGCY d,
INC. 301 Munsey Bldg. Baltic. Md.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY PLACE.
Montgomery Co.. Md.-25 acres, IL miles
D. c., paved road. 6-room house. all mod
ern improvements. double garage. barn
tenant and chicken houses, good repair;
Beautiful shrubbery and trees fruits OF
many kinds fertile soil, $1,000 cash, bal
ance easy terms. FRANCIS L. THOMPSON,
~ w Montg. ave, Rockville. Md. Rock
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FARMS FOR SALE,

200 ACRES FERTILE LAND, COLONIAL
dwelling, tenant house, good buildings
electricity; ma gnifcent view; S14, 600. 10
acres fine land good buildings. electricity;
ESTATE AGENCY, Culpeper. VirFina.
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FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE
with front and back lawn, al modern
| conyeniences, at Upperville, 30 miles from
WaShinston. on Route Is; Greyhound bus
| transportation available; rent reasonable
tic OF IN electric cook stove. Apply FRED
s: WARREN Middleburg, Va. Phone 2-F-2,
M'6lehurg. d
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OFFICES WANTED.

IN Law OFFICE WITH LIBRARY AM
acihtieS. BY New York l~wycr NsvIng de
tense legal work. Box 331-Z, Star.
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UPPER MARLBORO, SELECT SECTION
80 acres, attractive home, modern conven-
fences: on high knoll. good shade and
SHRUBS; tenant house. barns. stream. good
tenant. home and farm at Sl2,5OO.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
9l5 10Th st. NV National SOa5
20 ACRES, CLIFTON STATION, VA-S
r. and b. elec., outbuildings; Va cleared,
balance woodland: two-room tenant house.
VIII se4l or trade for home in city. Price.
$500.
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BAY RIDGE HOMES FOR SALE OR RENT.
VIM. H. LANHAM. 1410 H st. NV. Ma.
O366 or co. 5Ol9. 3s
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

LOVELY LOG CABIN, LAKE JACKSON,
Manassas; Va. 81 mi; p: c: for unim-
proved lots. ME. 1900 DU. 1900
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1000 SQUARE FEET
Downtown, 5 min from center of busi-
ness district: whole or part. WI. 5321
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CHESAPEAKE BAY. AT HERRING BAY.
over 300 feet frontage on the bay and
about the same on Rockhold Greek only
70 miles. from D C.. line. The land lies
some Ane old trees. The improvements
consist of the old Rock Bottom Clubhouse
room is 2lx24 feet and has large fire
place. There are lavatories and lockers
and considerable equipment, electricity
from PUBLIC line. The creek Is one of the
most poDular harbors, teens with yachts
and r hing roats. Price, $4,000. Evenings
call Mr.. Hurd. CO. OSLO.
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APT. SITES,
PRINCETON. MD.

4CI1NOC OIN, MD.
Southeast, near the new Government
buildings at Suitland, we can offer prac-
tically any type building site for any par
ticular taste Ideal opportunity for build
ers. Lots 50x150 from $500 up; "a mile
east OF Camp Springs or Route 3 on
Camp Springs-Meadows rd
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
925 New York Ave. NV Realtors Ma 97a7
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11l9 K s NV Ma ] f6.
RENT FOR SEASON 4-ROOM COTTAGE,
1885 Shore drive. Woodland Beach
RA. 1862
C1ESAPEAKE BAY COTTAGE. ) ROOMS
: large porches, complete bath. clecirIcItv,
oullt-in sink and cabinets: beautiful let. in
refined community, on good road Bargain
al S2,9o5: small down payment balance
SO monthly. MR.. WEST, Shoreham Beach
Mayo. Md, or Sterling a55l
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SYLVAN SHORES ROOMS AND BATH
fireplace. running water, sewer, cleo: ga
rage and showers in basement: some furni-
ture included: lots of shade. TR. 1925. or
see MIR. RIDDICK at property.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
ouT-OE-TOWN REAL ESTATE

10 Geo SO. FIT. LOADING FACILITIES
centrally locateo. Call Dupont I104
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STUDIOS
SILVER SPRING.
OFFICES & WAREHOUSE.

Large office on first floor. with waitin,
room excellent location for a chiropodlst
Cali SH. 5151 or SH. 1924.
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II MI. D. GO ACRES FINE LAND.
large modern house . baths; also 5-rm
bungalow with bath; lovely grounds play
gardeners room; huge porches S11 900,
reasonable terms. DAN ABBOTT, Gin
ton 81.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

blingaiow. a4-acre shaded LOT on soutR
River. 25 miles. Cash price, $3.50. GE.
FURNISHED COTTAGE. $3.50 5 ROOMS,
bath. large screened porch Apply Sun
day to 4. Sherwood Forest cottage
SHERWOOD FOREST. SALE OR RENT.
baths, fully equipped, ami Open Sun
!: ;; s a.Toon} c05tases At Lens Beach i on
@ frset line; open daily ffy' Drive miles south
of Prince Frederick Solomon's Island road,
turn left to beach and Office. or write for
RocKaL SciPET iSc ISto St S9e IeonRrd Pf9fe Md E
RENT SEASON, FURNISHED COTTAGES,
salt water boat, screened porch. 81 mi. D.
C.: Ergldaire; M bathins & pyt oS9 sl9ping shore:
SHERWOOD FOREST OR 3 BEDROOM
hunCa!ow, > screened porches, living and
fireplace, electric and water, extra lavatory
for maids room. furn. EN-. 3412.
FOR SALE OR RENT. SHERWOOD FOR
rooms. living room. dining room, kitchen,
> baths, electric range. hot-water heater.
REFRIGERATOR, fireplace, screened porch All
modern convenierces. Box 326-A. Star.
SALE; SEVERN RIVER LOCALITY, NEAR
Naval Academy; an-year house; $ rooms.
baths porches. garage, servants quar-
terS. BOX lSl-f. star
BUNGALOW ON THE BAY. COMMITTING
distance, ami, furnished; season, $500.
Gentiles. Lincoln 1892.
NEW COTTAGE WITH CONVENIENCES,
on Chesapeake; St. Marys County. $500
season. Call Temple $3.50 evenings.
WATER FRONT COTTAGE. SELBY-ON-
the-Bay; all modern improvements; use of
clubhouse and sand beach free to property
owners WILLIAMS REALTY CO., 312
Investment Bldg National 4933.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD. NO. 212-
Very desirable cottage for sale, or will rent
for season. Owner on premises Saturday
and Sunday, or phone MRS DOWD, Wood
lev 09S2. after p m weekdays
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
FEDERATION
PUBLISHES
PAMPHLET

Asserting that Detroit's key po-
sition as the production arsenal OF
the United Nations made II the logi-
cal point OF attack by the Fifth Col
umn. the Civil Rights Federation
announces the publication OF a
pamphlet entitled Smash Detroit's
Fifth Column" The pamphlet pre-
sents a documented account OF the
activities Of Father Coughlin, Ger
aid l.. X. Smith, the Ku klux Khan
and the National Workers league.
and shows their close collaboration
with the German American Bund.
Winrod, Pelley. Deatherage and
other fascist forces in America. Ii
discloses detailed plans OF the xxx
and the National Workers league To
infiltrate into the labor unions, and
a number OF successful attempts 10
disrupt war production in Detroit
factories.
Answering the charge that action
against these Fifth Columnists az
fects civil rights in America. the
pamphlet states: Americans must
recognize that this sort OF attack
Is not free speech but direct and
sui 1tantial military aid to our enc
mics. more destructive in Detroit
than enemy bombers."
Pamphlets are FIVE cents each and
are obtainable from the Civil Rights
Federation, $50 Insurance Exchange
building. Ca. 627S. There is re-
duction for quantity orders.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Continued from page ~

time he promised to air the matter
before the entire Board Of Audi
tors and demand prompt changes in
me policy Of these institutions.
Auditors Shocked
After the meeting Tuesday. when
charges were made that colored
tlhercular patient who needed an
emei sency operation which could
only be performed at Herman kief-
err. was refused admii,ance on the
grounds that the hospital had no
Accommodations for the man. as the
Negro quota was filled. Tribune
representative went Immediately to
Auditor Hafelis Office and asked il
he knew such conditions existed.
Hafeli was astounded by the infor-
nation and stated that he did not
know such policy prevailed at
Herman kiefer and Maybury sani-
lariums and the auditor issued this
statement.
such policy Of hospital dis
crimipation is detrimental TO the
community, as il exposes the pub
lie neediessly 10 communicable
Diseases and adds to the taxpayers
burden. Limited quotas and racial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
ECORSE NEWS
BY MILO CASTOR
Comments

Ecorse will again hold an cleo
ton on June s. one member VIII
be elected to the school board.
There will be several names on the
ballot. Some OF the newcomers In
politics will promise to the west
side OF the track the roof OF the
School No. S and give nothing.
Frank Morris is going to run for
reelection. Did he promise you
anything before he was first elect
ed? If so. did he give It TO you?
These and many more questions
are to be asked aud answered by
you mothers and fathers who have
children going TO school.
We need another janitor at
School No. 5. We need more teach
ers, since the pupils at School No.
s are 90 per cent colored. There is
no reason why the staff OF teachers
should not be colored. We should
also have a colored principal. Have
Mt we men and women who are
capable of holding those positions?
or course we have, but we will new
er get those positions, until we
place in office men who hold no
malice in their hearts against any
race or color.
What are We going to do? Are
we going to ask for more teachers
and janitors. or just sit tight with
what we have? The janitor at
School No. 3 Is asking for more
help. viii he get it? You bet your
boots he will. Why? Because the
people in that district stick together
and continue To press their claims.
That's what wo will have to do. If
we want to succeed in life. Where
is the Good VIII club. the West
Side Peoples club. the Progressive
club. the Sixteenth District Demo-
cratic club? Where are they?
Sleeping until the Fall roundup.
guess.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Green, OF 325
Thirteenth street, Ecorse, entertain
ed a group Of friends and relatives
recently in celebration OF the birth
Continued on page s.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Stamps For Admission

Michigan stood ready to do its all
out share in supporting the Gov
eminent in its war effort.
Stamps For Admission
Admission TO the rally will be by
ticket only. Approximately $4,000
tickets OF admission will be issued
and each ticket purchaser will have
the price of his or her admission
refunded al the doors of the Olym-
pia in the form OF War Savings
Stamp in a Government Album. AT
the rally War Bonds and War
Stamps will also be on sale at a
number OF booths which will be
serviced by the staffs OF various
Detroit banks under the supervision
OF the members OF the war Bond
committee under the supervision OF
It's chairman, Mr.. Chenault.
Honor Joe Louis
A number OF additional features
are being planned for the afternoon
in addition to the appearance OF
Marian Anderson, Paul Robson.
Olivia De Hayilland, Justice Frank
Murphy and Joe Louis. The latter
IS TO be presented with hugely en-
larged reproduction OF the page
that appeared in recent issue of
Golfers magazine with the pho
tograph OF the worlds heavyweight
champion who is now the Negro
races foremost soldier in the ranks
Of the army, together with the pic
ture OF Wendell Willkie and the
poem by Carl Byoir entitled Joe
Louis Named the War" Another
feature which will take place out
side OF the Olympia will be the
christening OF a tank in honor OF
Joe Louis, the tank to be paid for
from the War Bonds which will be
subscribed for at the rally.
The musical numbers which will
be Included in Miss Marian Ander-
sons program during the afternoon
are the aria from Massinet's lie
Cid" Let's Break Bread Togeth-
err" spiritual arranged by Law
renee and my Soul Has Been An
chored In the Lord" Among his
numbers Mr.. Robson will include
the Chassidix Chant, by Engel: an
arrangement by Avery Robinson OF
Water Boy" and "pld Man River"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Many Friends Donate
Lovely Funeral Piece

Among the friends and business
acqnaintances who contributed
flowers at the funeral OF the late
J.. A. Wingheld were the follow
ing
Pitts Florist. 42l5 Hastings /.
Lovely Ladies Beauty Shoppe. S. C.
Gibbons. Kapsen Shoe Store, Swan
eon's Beauty !. II. Cleaners. AIS
Loan Office. Shfman' Shoe Store.
Sans Cut Rate Drug store, Slim
Branch. Shifman's Shoe Store. at
Division. Shaner Furniture NJ. Cen
70. 5. y. Pharmacy, Wilson Vincent
AT Browns sehvice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
Auditors Probe Jim Crowism

percentages OF patients should not
he tolerated in hopstials, where
contagious diseases that endanger
the lives Of citizens are concerned"
Must Measure Up
F.. W. Neidig. secretary OF the
Health Council OF Metropolitan De-
troit. submitted to the committee
Tuesday a proposed set OF stand
ards and specifications for hospi-
tails and convalescent homes. before
suca institutions can he approved
for receiving county and city pa
tents. These standards and stipu-
lafions will be discussed at the
next meeting.
According TO Alfred Pelham,
county budget director and secre-
tary OF the committee investigating
hospitals, ii is not the intention OF
the body to force any hospital out OF
business. lie further stated that any
hospital not measuring up to re-
CURED standards, would be given
ample opportunity TO make neces-
saIy adjustments TO bring them up
10 the standards set.
No New Hospital
Regarding the proposal 10 build a
new general hospital for Negroes.
Pelham stated that this plan would
not be considered at present, be-
cause Of war restrictions and prior
tiles on building materials and the
difficulty that would be experienced
in stating such new institution,
when so many physicians and
nurses are in the service OF the
nations armed forces. Prosecutor
William Dowling's suggestion that
the Barlum hotel. which has been
taken over by the city, be convert
ed into a hospital to care for over
flow patients. was also deemed i'm
practicable, on account OF the in
availability OF building materials.
together with The large sum OF mon
ey and long period OF time that such
project would require.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1942-05-30
HOUSEWIVES
TOUR LOCAL
BUSINESSES

A committe OF members OF the
Housewives league. Unit / OF the
Booker Washington Trade associa-
ton made their periodic tour OF
businesses Wednesday. May 20 in
an effort 10 note the progress OF Ne
gro establishments.
The group. comprising Mesdames
Gertrude Tolbert. Mamie r. Black.
Brent Lee Ashford, Mary f. Gillian.
Charles Garvin, Bessie Steiner and
Bessie Alexander. inspected The
Tribune plant at 2l46 st. Antoine.
Each OF the committee members ex-
pressed delight and appreciation
for the modern equipment and ef-
nciency with which their home town
paper Is run.
Other places visited were: The
Detroit Institute Of Commerce. Of
fees OF Drs. William II. Lawson.
Lloyd Lawson. III. +. Tam, Frank
Raiford and Moses Thompson. audi
tor. The tour also included Poro
college. Superior Life Insurance.
Lucy Thurman YWCA. Fuller Prod
ucts company and Offices OF Attor-
neys ed Simmons, II. Bledsoe and
Joseph Craigen.