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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17

The trustees of Union Baptist
Church present The Triumph Of
Love, a pageant of the death
and resurrection Of our lord by
Fred Walton Wolf. Peoples Bap-
fist Church, Thurs, March 20,
at $3.50 P. M. under the auspices
of Pastors Aid Club. Mrs. Mar
garet Smith Hendricks, Presi-
dent, Rev. Richard Owens, Pas
tor.
MRS. Ruth A. Butler thanks all
friends for their kindness to her
mother on the later's 9th BIRTH
day.
Next Thursday evening, March
%, In Recital Hall, N. E. Conser-
vatory of Music, comes the re-
cital Of of Ora Wake, soprano.
She will be presented by the
Peoples Angelic Spirito Che
raj Society and the Mu-
sicians' National Bureau, No %,
and assisted by Harvey Higgins,
baritone, Geraldine Robert, &C
companist. Artists declare she
has a great voice, personality
and good musicianship and sings
with authority. Better 60 to
hear her.
The Rose Tea Club had a very
pleasant meeting at the home
Of member V. Riley, II Benton
st. Business over, the hostess
sreved a dainty collation. and a
nice time was had by all The
next meeting will be held at "a
Westminster st, suite 1.
DR.. E. B. Patterson of Newark,
N. j., was here last week to at
tend Tufts College Dental Alum
nj Associations Mid Winter
Meeting and Banquet. DR.. Pat
terson's wife is the former Maude
Pollard (sister of the late Mrs.
Farris-Smith). Other dental
alumni who also were here for
the functions were DR.. v, Mac
Kinnon, DR.. Mary Wright, Or. w.
Alexander, DR.. Kingsford Swan
and DR.. James Lee, the latter
of Waterbury, Conn.
Mrs. Elisabeth Johnson. hair
dresser at the Marlorette Beau
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17
CITY NEWS

Aubrey Pankey, coming SUN
day. April 8, $3.50 P. NJ, Jordan
Han, Auspices Boston Branch
National Alliance Postal Employ
ees.
Moved by kind thoughtfulness
OF Mrs. Matte Withers a group
Of friends delightfully."- surprised
MRS. Lydia M. Miller, IA Waters
ave, Everett on her birthday,
March 2. At 9 pm. the party
entered the Miller home singing
happy birthday to you" to the
accompaniment of Mrs. Withers
at the piano. Mrs. Miller, a shut
in, was presented with a white
gold Identification bracelet and
a purse of money. The presenta-
ton was. by Mrs. Fannie L. Ma
son who read an original poem,
A collation. was served by Mrs.
Julia Peters and others of the
party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Wilker-
son Of Arlington st, were dinner
guests Friday evening March 8
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Rhone,
IS Jerome st, w. Medford.
Mrs. Dovie Porter, 113 Bay
State Rd., was hostess Sunday,
Feb. Is to the Liberal Arts Club,
John Powell, president. The oc-
casion was a happy reunion OF
the members. Following a busi-
ness period, DELICIOUS repast
was served. The Club meets at
the home of Miss Gladys Pierce
on March Is.
Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston, prop
rietor Of Marionette's Beauty
Parlor, 985 fremont st is out
again after an illness of nearly
two months.
You will be refreshed after
attending the Annual Tea given
by the Boston Unit of the Union
Baptist Church, Cambridge, Rev.
Havis Davis, pastor, Sunday at
fernOon, March Is, 1945 at 1880,
Robert Gould Shaw House, II
Windsor St., Boston The speak
err will be Mrs. Esther Smith.
Admission 36c, tax incl A SPLEEN
did programme is being prepared
for you.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17
CASWELL SMITH ADDRESSES WAR
MOTHERS AT SOCIAL MEETING

by Mrs Laura Downs and Mrs
Matte Henderson, Mrs Julia
Wade and her committee served
a delicious collation. and offered
three prizes, one being a pound
of butter! x
The Chapters next business
meeting is Monday night, Mar
rs, at st Marks. All mothers
whose sons or daughters are IN
the armed forces are invited to
join the Chapter. Miss Hazel A
Handy is secretary.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17
Now Capt. Cooke

1t. william S Cooke, son of
Mrs Lillian Cooke, 63-A Walden
st, Cambridge, recently was pro-
noted from first lieutenant to
captain while serving on the
Fifth Army front in Italy with
the END Buffalo" Infantry
Division. Formerly a platoon
leader, he is now company
commander.
Cooke was commissioned in
october, 1912, at Fl Benning,
Ga. He served at Camp Robin
son, Ark, and at FIT. Huachuca,
Ariz.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17
Carter Post To Give
2BOys Vacation

AS a result Of an Open Meet
ing recently held by the william
E. Carter Post #16, American
Legion, plans to give one and
probably two Of our high school
boys a ten days vacation at
Mass. State College in Amherst,
Mass. next June are rapidly TAX
ing shape. The boys sponsored
by the Carter Post will have all
of their expenses paid and will
take part in actually setting up
State, City and Town govern
ments with their duly elected
officials, thereby learning am
idst pleasant surroundings the
fundamentals Of government in
a manner they will never forget.
In addition, they will be given
intimate talks by elected Off
Gals including the governor,
besides taking part in recrea-
tional, athletic and church
events For additional details,
be sure to read this paper or
contact James R. Mcdonald,
Chr, Adjutant George H. Sim
mons or Commander Laurence
H. Banks, members of the Car
ter Post Boys State committee.
The Carter Post has voted to
participate in the dedication at
18th Baptist Church next Sun
day, March 18th of Roll OF
Honor to the boys and girls who
have gone into the Service from
that church.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17
10000 Thrill To
Spring In Winter
At Flower Show

Tribute was paid to Mrs. Maur-
ice ]. Tobin, Massachusetts first
lady, and to the Navy Nurse
Corps yesterday at the 74th an
nual Spring Flower Show of the
Massachusetts, horticultural So
ciety when two new flowers Wers
named in their honor. Named
for Mrs. Tobin was a new variety
Of winter blooming Snapdragon,
q delicate shell pink in color,
which grows flower spikes IS
inches long. Honoring the Navy
Nurse Corps is a new red and
white carnation.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17
YOUNG BOXERS
WIN MEDALS

Clyde Diamond, 1875 ID class,
won a gold medal and James
Lopes, 125 ID class, and Alfred
Godfrey $50 lb class, each won
a silver medal in the Boston City
Championship boxing contests
which had their finals Tuesday,
March 7 at Gushing Hospital for
wounded servicemen. The lads
were coached by Tom Jackson.
The contests were sponsored by
the Boston Park Dept.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17

A Musical Tea given by Jamai-
can Associates, Inc, Sunday af-
ternoon at $3.50, March 10, 1945
at S. Cyprians Parish Hall, Ire
mont and WalpOle SITS, Boston.
Subscription 6Oc incl. tax. Pat
ron's ticket soc incl. tax.
Parl L. L. Brown, popular so
prano singer Of New Haven,
Conn. was guest Of friends Sun
day last and visited the C. C.
White club rooms at 464 Mass.
Ave.
All Equal lights League mem
bers are requested to meet We'd
nesday next 8 pm. at AGA Mass.
Ave.
La Mardi Bridge Club met
with Mrs. v. Fisher, 10 Harold
Park and after a delicious lun-
cheon the members INDUCED in
delightful afternoon Of play.
Prizes fell Mrs. Mabel Dean, list,
.Nrs. Grace Moody, End and Mrs
b rtha Pierce, consolation.
Miss Thelma L. Richards of
148 Townsend st, daughter of
Norman j. Richards, and grasd-
daughter of Mrs. Matte Jones
left Thursday, March 8, to join
the Waves. She is now in train
ing at the Naval Training School
in the Bronx, New York. Miss
Richards is a graduate Of the
Girls Memorial High School and
intends to do nursing work In
the Waves when her basic train
ing is completed. T-sgt. Nor
man C. Richards, brother Of
Miss Richards is now stationed
in New Guinea.
A three-day meeting Of the
Young People Workers will be
held at the U. C. Missionary
Workers headquarters, lac Lenox
st, beginning March %, when
the musical program will be pro-
vided by the Ancrum School
Women's Chorus assisted by Miss
Bernice Bonner soloist, and Mrs.
Mabel Martin Of Providence will
be guest speaker.
The 9Th Annual Appreciation
Day of the Resthaven League
win be held on Sunday, April 8,
$3.50 p. m. at Ebenezer Baptist
Church. Guest speaker Rev. Karl
Heath KOpf, radio speaker on
From a Window on Beacon ST."
The Recy Taylor Committees
meeting and social hour at $50
Mass. ave, comes next TnurS-
day night. Admission is t en-
cents.
To welcome Junior members.
the st. Mark Flower Circle held
a tea last Sunday afternoon at
the home of the president Mrs.
Ella Boney. Mrs. Ola Tel Xeira
read the clubs history. The
pourers were Mesdames Carolyn
Jones and Sadie Merchant.
Catherine Tillman is the name
Of the pleasing and efficient
operator at Rubinetta's Beauty
shoppe, 961 fremont st, Rubi-
Meta Berry, proprietor.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17

the speaker.
A representative of the Red
Cross who has seen service in the
European Theatre, will also adj
dress the meeting and relate
some of the experiences Of our
servicemen.
A musical program is also
planned. The public is invited.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1945-03-17

ty shoppe, 985 fremont st, who
has been i'll at her home the past
two months is very much inn
proved and will soon be back
at the shop. Her husband was
here from Pensacola, Fla, for
fifteen days at her bedside and
they both wish to thank all
friends for their kindness to
them.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Sliding Beams
Peril Driver
Detroit, Times Photo

Nathan II. Scholnick. 46, owner
Of Washington Blvd. tailor shop
today is still congratulating him
self on being alive.
As Scholnlck'S car entered the
intersection of MCGrsw and Law
ton, q truck approaching him from
the side stopped suddenly 10 avoid
hitting him.
The abrupt stop caused four
heavy steel heamS tied 10 the side
of The truck 10 shoot forward
They passed through the open
front seat windows Of SCholnlck 5
car. plnnlnG him against the seat.
ByStanderS reno, ed the beams
and freed Scholnick. He was un-
injured and the car was moi dam
aged. He fjves Al 1888 ParkSide.
The truck was driven by Ar
thur Hudson. driver for the
Philip Carey Co. 6197 Hamilton.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Court Rejects
Inventor S Suit

The first patent case 10 he tried
before federal JURY mere since
1912 was tossed or Of court by
Judge Arthur r. Ledorle who d.
rected 2 verdict Of no cause for
=4eHon in the $4,000 suit Of cyrus
3 kuru against The Fold Motor
Co and General Products Corp.
kurtZ Cleveland engineer.
said Ford had pad hum $1,000
under An agreement that no was
70 receive 5000 2 month for An
automatic gear shift dcvce After
five weeks of testimony. VI'h the
inventor Rs The only witness Tho
court held no agreement had been
proved ~ exist.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Dearborn 6dq
Unconstitutional

Dearborn's retracted gag law
against MaNor OrYllle l.. Huh
hard, written of the books by The
council that passed IL. today was
declared unconstitutional by Mu-
niclpa, Judge George A. Beldlng
Charges Of violating the ordl-
nance were dismissed against the
MAYOR and the case thrown eHt
when Belding granted the motion
10 quash presented by Hubbard :
attorney, Charles A. Wagner.
Beldlne said
THE ordinance i unconstltu-
tienai. and II violates freedom
of speech and of the press. II
Also violates The charter of
Dearborn in that II takes away
tho appointive power Of the
mayor as council named the
membership of the public reIa-
tiOns commission
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

in order 10 rent ~
Police sought MNlcr here and
in Inlay CITY, where ne was SAID
10 have worked = similar deal on
another prospective tenant.
The complainant I'M the Detroit
case IS George Boyle Of 1924
Parker William tt. Carrice of
The Better Business Bureau SAID
Nyler advertised his house for
rent July ;. but insisted that
Boyle buy his furniture before
occupying il. Boy le. Canlco said
put up $50 m cash and a check
for ST $50 only 10 be told by Mrs.
Myler when he visited The
premises nest day that her huS-
hand deserted her and had no
right 30 dispose of either home or
furnishings.
The warrant consists Of two
counts, obtaining money unoer
false pretenSCs and larceny by
con, ,erSIon.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Leaves for Denver

ANN ARBOR. July 19-Dr. I.
Sh4Ffman,I former member Of
the railway mediatons board left
today for Denver 10 ,arbltrate 2
wage dispute between the Denver
RIO Grande and Western railroad
and the Switchmen Union Of
North America.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20


Since the late President Roose-
Welt signed the two-ocean fleet
construction bill July l9, 1910. the
navy SAID. q total of 1922 war
ships have been completed, plus
approximately 100000 auxiliary
vessels of all types
In the last five years, the navy
disclosed 10 powerful battleships,
nearly 100 carriers Of all types
Is cruisers. $40 destroNers and
2ff submarines have been added
10 the feet On July ! 1870
America s fleet strength totaled
3S3 combatant vessels, including
II bsttleships, SIN carriers. 37
cruisers. 225 deStroyers and 100
submarines.
Even the impressive figure o' =
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
Chinese ePeril'
Jap Sea Base

CHUNGkGNG Iuly "a Up
The Chinese Communlgue today
announced that Chinese troops
have captured PHkisHE 50 -n1ticS
southwest OF HangchoW IN central
Cheklang province. and arc noV
closing m ON heavily fortified
fiangchoW BAY where the Iaps-
neSe are prepared for a possible
Allied landing
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20

.50O-Shlp feet actually does not
give the fun picture Of American
striking power because. included
in the 100000 overall figure. arc
thousands OF rocket launching
vessels and other armed landing
craft.
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
IOO.OOO
Ships Now i'm Fleet

WASHINGTON, July 10 0NSl-The L. Navy marked
TODAY by
maSsng 500 Wsshps 100000 auxiliary vessels
coming of Japan ughrieet armada all
Detroit evening times., 1945-07-20
House Hunter BiEked
lin Furniture Sale

Recorders Judge Arthur r Gordon signed today
charging Harm, Ayer a. 1920 HsyohI $1,000 fraud
against desperate Detroit house hunter who for
willing all the furniture the dwelling
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
ToRCHIERE

Very tall, slim and stately
Torchiere in bronze fin
ished metal. Excellent
weight. Shallow deco
rated bowl globe. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
3-woy Reflector

Glowing light to spotIlght
your room in just the right
degree. Sway Reflector
Lamp with solid metal
decorated base, reed-like
post. Print decorated pa
per shade. Bulb extra.
Sl4.98
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-09-23
Swino.Arm Bridge

Fine reading lamp for sofa,
desk or lounge chair.
Smooth bronze finished
base: decorated parch-
mentized paper shade.
Sl5.95
Kann's-Lamps-Third Floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
iC VICTIMS or SHIP
tJRE Held CRITIC Al

PORT EDWARD. Ont July 10.
.Lp At least rs persons were
reported iii 4 serious condition We'd
ur.day a@ y result of tho fire which
banned ,ar liner Humonic 70 the
Ua.r.nc III the St Clair river
tuesday Some 300 others were being
,ftatrG for injuries. most Of them
..pur Al! o1 thu 391 persons un
1oarG e-cIped death.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
FADES OUT OF PICTURE

A marine. who said a woman had
hit him with a bottle at the A. < NJ
Cafe Tuesday night, mad disappear
ed bv the time police arrived.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
POLICE OUTWITTED

A peepIug Tom was reported at
400 Wcnslty avenue at 2 am. wed
utsdav' morning Dut Fl Centre poAcr
were unable TO locate ham.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
CARDOF THANKS

WE TAKE THIS MEANS of express
ing our heartfelt thanks to all for
acts Of kindness and sympathy
shown US in the illness and death
of our beloved wife, daughter and
sister, Faunna Cecil. We also
wish to thank those who sent
flowers and letters Of coincidence.
W B. Cecil.
Ruth Ryan.
Abba HarlO.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
business Services

NO. l TOMATOES for sale, 81 lug
You furn lug. l mile north Red
Star Auto Camp. Benggeli. 7-20
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18

FOR SALE--80 acre ranch, all in
alfalfa. Groom house, all modern
convenienceS. Place equipped with
chicken, hog and dairy equip
ment. Will sell with or without
tractor and equipment. Located
miles east and 3 miles north on
HiWay Ill Jones. 7-21
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
l8-CountrY PropertY-Sole

!>TNE VALLEY - Large lots - $500
and $500. Buy now. Build later
E C. Bangs. broker 81
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
Lost. Found. EstuY

Lost. Found. EstuY
-~-~~~~~0~~~o-~~~-o ~~-o~~~--"~>-~~-~>|>0~~~
LOST-Billfold containing valuable
papers including draft cards. Re-
turn to Hong Chew KoOn at Rice
Bowl Cafe. $40 reward. III
REWARD return Of wallet
containing valuable papers be-
longing to Vivian Lee Tanner.
California Hotel, Lost near VAL
ley Drug. III
Personals. Spec. Notices
WILL ANYONE having any infor-
nation about Mr.. Frank Turn
ball please contact Mr.. c. L. Castle
40l Nam. Fl Centre. 7-2O
I THERE WILL BE no Cab service
between $50 am. and noon
Thursday. FL Centre Cab com
many 7-1e
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
You Can Talk to One Man Classified Ads Thousands
l8-CounhY PropertY--Sdle

l8-Country PropertY--Sole
~~-~~-~~I0---~~-0-~~-~~ -~----- -7----S
FOR Beautiful bed
room home. IN choice residential
district. 2-car garage, wash
house. 2 water heaters. 2 baths,
water softner A real home for
$4,000.
5 ROOM frame house furn.
Elec. stove, refrigerator, water
heater, oil heater, cooler. Close
in, south side. $500
FOR LEASE-40 acres east Of
Calexico. yrs. in alfalfa. ready
for vegetables-$l500.
TWEED JOLLY
LISTINGS WANTED
GA Main Phone 474
7-21
&c OR 80 ACRES good corn or veg
etable land in early district. Part
" planted TO permanent crop.
Plenty well water with concrete
pipe lines. Close to town and
schools. Box 46G, Coachella. 7-2l
FUGATE
FOR
FARMS
GA Main Phone 474
7-19
l9-CitY Property tor Sale
FOR SALE-PractIcaIly new FHA
house Modern in every way. Hard
wood throughout. Insulated air
ducts and cooler. Nice lot, good
lOcation-S6750
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone 66O
7-25
FOR SALE Furnished house in
Guiding electric refrigerator and
stove. 2 bedrooms and screen
porch. Good location, south side,
Glose in $4,000 $1,000 cash.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
$40 Main Phone $50
7-20
: BEDROOM furnished home. Own
er leaving. Possession by 18th.
TYLER INSURANCE AGENCY
500 Main Phone Geo
1928
2 BEDROOM Apt. downstairs fur
nished. Broom Apt. upstairs. I'M
mediate POSSESSION $4,000
KATE OLDHAM
127 No. 5th FL Centre
7-2
FOR SALES bedroom home on
south side. See Starr Won Fluss.
664 Holt. 7-23
FOR SALE Immediate possession,
? bedroom house Cooler, lust
painted. elec water heater. 682
III Centre. Inquire 76O Ell Centre.
7-24
FURNISHED two bedroom house.
Can be seen evenings from six to
eight. 4l8 No. F. ST. Imperial. 7-19
HOUSE-Modern room; oak floors.
tile sink, breakfast nook Built
III cupbOards andS bath tub. Gar
age l8X30 #. Cement floor and
laundry trays. Shrubbery and
shade trees. A cool house. Paved
street, north side Good neigh
DOrS S250O down and balance
$2400 Shown by owner if you are
interested in house. Call at 783
Wensley. 7-24
FOR SALE-Nice ! bedroom home.
oak floors, completely furnished.
2 car garage. G. MuhCey, COZ Main.
7-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
l0-Apurtnents for Rent

BROOM APT. with bath and screen
porch. Apply at rear of 2ll South
E. St, Imperial, or Phone Imp.
1901, 7-19
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
32-Used Cars

1881 CHEVROLET coupe for sale
Below ceiling SIPS. Potter ranch,
So. DogVood road. 7-2O
1893 PLYMOUTH 2-door sedan.
Good cond Below ceiling $3.50
CAL until Fri. pm. App Blair, CAL
eXicu. 7-2I
32-A-Automotive Service
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
6-Help Wonted

WANTED-Girl for secretarial pos
ition. Apply Joe Bush Service, 67O
Broadway, El Centro. 7-2O
AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity in
advisory capacity for sincere cul-
turul woman over IS needing
steady income Must have inltla-
tive and pleasing personality
Write Box 672. Post-Press. 7-l9
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
Wanted

BOOKKEEPER, lady. to handle set
of books in newspaper office in
BraWley. Permanent. Apply Miss
Allen or Schooss at Post-Press, El
Centro.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18

Transportation
COUPLE want ride to TurlOck after
2Gth. viii share expenses. Write
Rt. l. Box III, II mi. north Melo-
land Store 7-l9
RIDE TO MEADE, Kans,. starting
Aug. 4. Take 2, share expenses.
48O No Imperial Ave, Cabin II.
7-20
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
i2-Wunted to Rent

WANTED by permanent middle
aged couple one or two bedroom,
unfurniShed house. Must be south
side location Contact Box 664, CO
POSt-PreSS. Sc
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18

9-Business Opportunities
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
ATTENTION
RANCHERS &
FARMERS
CASH LOANS AVAILABLE TO
FINANCE CROPS AND
VEGETABLES.
nnii1,lr hofinnai


GO POST-PRESS
DISTRIBUTOR wanted; pre-cut
utility houses and garages. EX-
elusive territory, excellent oppor-
tunity. Very small investment Box
$40, co POSt-PreSS. 7-19
GOOD second hand store, stock and
buildings Owner must retire on
account of health Phone Banning
46l5. Write F. Kaltenbach, Ban
ming, Calf 7-24
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18

PERMANENT Federal officer wants
to rent furn. house with 3 bed
rooms or bedrooms and sleeping
porch. Will rent now or in future.
Call or write Inspector Sheriff.,
U. S. Border Patrol 7-25
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18
32-Used Cors

Miscellaneous tor Sole
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18

26-A-Furm Needs
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18

MARINE lieutenant and wife need
furnished apartment or house for
summer or longer. No pets, no
children. Phone 1900, Ext 461. Lit
Winkler. ?-19
Imperial Valley press., 1945-07-18

WANT TO RENT furnished house
in El Centre. Permanent. Call
Mrs. Phillips, 1507-W. 7-20
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-25
'gesTE'ies
BY JAMES INGLIS

Mayor Jefrries issued a warning
today that industry may he
driven from Detroit during tho
next two years in the event of a
Political Action Committee vie.
tory at the coming mumcipa.
election.
The Supreme Court of the
United States has said recently
that freight rates must BE- the
same Throughout -cauaiE4-
for equal distances" the MAYOR
SAID at a Lutheran 8. tbArng
at Junction and Michigan ave-
nueS.
RECEIVES CHALLENGE
THE advantage that we used
to hOld-in-I -Ireigl.t-Fatt.-- t.--ovr-r
the South and West had dis
appeared.
1--WE have had the challenge
thrown right in our teeth.
Are We going 90 get more
industry or are we going To 20
backwards"
The real issue in this cam
pajgn il whether the Political
Action Committce il going To
come into this city and make
II guinea pig for the nation.
What industry would want
10 come To Detroit 10 start
business or what business that
could get out would want 10
stay here II this city becomes
"A guinea pig for social expert
ments and no mans Iand""
3 COUNCIL CANDIDATS
The mayor put three common
council candidates III the camp
OF tho enemy al an earlier meet.
ING at the Evangelical Lutheran
Church al lroquoiS and Forest
avenues.
"The Political Action Com
mittee slate in this coming
election consists of -candi-
date for mayor and three coun-
Gil candidates" the mayor SAID.
1T takes seven 10 override
a veto of the mayor and three
councilman could prGXent any
veto of the mayor from bring
Overridden.
JeffricS did not indicate tho
three council candidates by name
but they Charlie HAL
Tracy NJ Doll and Councilman
George Edwards