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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
& P to Open
|akdaIe Market
|onday, Dec. l6

j new Supermarket encom-
Ssng many post war improve
bis viii be opened Monday,
fcmbcr l6. at l0006 West
fht Mile at Wyoming in the
Oakdale Housing Project
1 the Great Atlantic and Pa.
q Tea Company.
& P's new and modern
bermarket is part Of the new
kdale Community Shopping
ktcr This center will contain
drug, furniture, clothing.
e and variety stores. Alto
her they will comprise a con-
iently reached place to shop
large area.
fhis new A g. p Supermarket
Itruly the Store OF Tomor-
housed in a new modern
Fding rs X l65 feet. The
b modern equipment has
N installed TO conform with
Company's many long
'nned improvements in mer-
fndizlne. according TO J. a,
ponneell, Detroit Vice presi-
fnls Supermarket brings 10
Oakdale community a food
fartment store featuring eight
Partments. To the long estab-
ped produce. meat. coffee.
and grocery departments
n been added a fancy bak-
frozen food and a candy
partment. This Supermarket
rs the people Of Oakdale the
complete service in the
npany's history" O'Donnell
II embodies the practical
pits Of several years OF cX-
Emcntal work. We are proud
Present this store TO our many
customers as our Super
Rkct Of Tomorrow"
lhe manager of this store will
Henry Feldman who has had
|rs Of experience at other 10.
ions Booker Molten will be
assistant manager,
Founterparts' OF the new bak-
department being installed
|Oakdale have attracted much
fntion when opened in other
p, Mr.. O'Donnell pointed out
department will offer a
re variety Of cakes pies. Dan
pastries, cookies, cupcakes,
Pghnuts, and several kinds of
he-style bread in addition TO
|ull line of packaged goods
pplles arc baked daily and
pvelcd 10 the store within
few hours in dustproof metal
|ialners. Maintenance of quail
IS assured through daily lab
Pony analyses of all ingredi-
Miss Ruth Gordon will be
charge Of a staff OF expert
|ed sales girls.
Pc produce department is
ppletely equipped with open
f. self-service refrige r a tor
p in which all perishable
p fruits and vegetables VIII
displayed under constant
lpcrature control. Walter Ro-
Bon will be the manager OF
department.
ne candy department will re-
CONNECTIONS OF many yarie-
ooth boxed and IN celio-
PIE containers. OdreSsa Rodg-
viii be in charge.
ne frozen foods department,
.pped with self-service cases,
display a wide variety OF
n frozen fruits. vegetables,
Pis and fish. Packaged ice
Pm will aslo be dispensed
p these cases in an insulated
with dry ice so as to insure
ice cream reaching the Gus
er at the peak Of its good
'ver fifty feet Of refrigerated
win display a complete
OF Grade q beef, veal, lamb,
well as top quality pork and
PSed meats. Kenneth Schmidt
| - l.. a. ~. 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
Army Denies Charges on Germany,
Says Data Gotten Third Hand

WASHINGTON d. c. (UNPA) - The sensational
Meador report American occupation of Germany was
based only hearsay and greatly exaggerated.
cording to statement issued this week by It. Gen. Dan
|. Sultan. Inspector general Of the L. S Army.
The report, suppressed by majority of the Senate
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
Dung Brady Avows Candidacy
h Detroit NAACP Presidency
By UIysses w. Boykin

Robert l.. (Young Bob Brady, Jr. pastor Of III
eater King Solomon Baptist church is candidate for
presidency of the Detroit NAACP. il was revealed
week The annual election meeting of the branch is
be held Sunday. Dec. 10 at p. m in the ST. Antoine
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
Campaign Committee Splits On
BiIbo Decision As Hearing Ends

JACKSON Miss -(NNPA)--The Senate sub-com-
mittee investigating the election of Theodore The Mani
Bbo split on party lines here the open hearings ended
on Thursday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
COLUmBIANS CONFESS
PLAN TO SEIZE GOVT.
GIRL SPY UNCOVERS DOPE
ON COLUMBIAN HATE ORDER

ATLANTA A melodramatic spy investigation Of
the Coumbians which uncovered their intention over
throw the government of the United States using weap-
secured from occupied Germany revealed Tues
day by Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook, who
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

ment ..,,,
and different, featuring three
ter open-eold display cases,
making it very easily accessible
70 the consumer, 49,.
According to o'Donnsl' thls
modern supermarket viii iurn-
ish new employment to some SOM,
eighty people in the O ,,,n'.
community. The opening MONDAY
~ Q am. will be attended by
A & p officials from the DeFo'
area.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14
YAKO FUND
OVER $4,000

The TRIBUNES Yako Fund
this week reached $500 with
every likelihood that it will
reach $500 before the books are
closed
To the S3l46 previously re-
ported the following contribu-
tons were added this week
Rev. Robert L. Brady. j.,
................a... $500
Greater King Solomon
Bapt Church ....2928
d. II. West ........s loo
TOTAL BALANCE S320128
The money raised by the
TRIBUNE goes into a special
trust fund for the education Of
the two children OF Steve Yako.
the heroic Detroiter who lost
his life on July 4, attempting TO
save two Negro boys from the
Detroit River near the Belle Isle
bridge.
Efforts are now being made
10 secure for his family one Of
the Carnegie medals for unusual
bravery These awards carry a
cash prize as we'll as medal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

-iIimas Tree Lights and Bulbs
ShE FLOWERS. TE. 10000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-12-14

ch,,s,mas Tree Lights and Bulbs
ACNE FLOWERS. re. 10000
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Ragen Inquest 10 Reopen
After Second Autopsy
BY the Associated Press

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Medical and
police Investigations in the death OF
James M. Ragen proceeded today as
coroner's physicians began new
chemical tests after a second au-
topsy on the body of the wealthy
racing news distributor
As police continued their search
for suspects in the June "a gang
shooting of Mr.. Ragen, Coroner A
L. Brodie ordered the inquest, which
had been continued to October 3, re-
sumed this afternoon.
The coroner said he was reopening
the inquest in search of testimony
in connection with a mercury
weighted balloon used in the treat
ment of Mr. Ragen before his death
August IA.
Brodie said an inferno and siA
nurses who attended the 66-year -olo
Mr.. Ragen had been summoned to
testify. Earlier Coroner's toxi-
cologists reported finding enough
mercury in Mr. Ragens body to kill
three persons.
DR.. Nathan Crohn, Mr.. Ragen'.
physician, said the type of mercury
normally used in balloon weight;
such as the one forced orally into
Mr.. Ragen's stomach to relieve gas
pressure, was harmless and couls
cause no Ill effects.
Results of the new chemical test.
taken in an effort to establish OF
disprove mercuric poisoning of Mr.
Ragen are expected to be announced
in about two weeks, Coroner Brodie
said,
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Attack on Civic Head,
Suicide Of Mayor
Follow Gaming Drive
by the Assoeioted Pres,

NEW ALBANY, Ind, Sept. g.
Dudley Jewell, 80, executive secre-
tary of the New Albany Chamber
OF Commerce, was in serious condi-
ton today after being slashed in
what Police Chief Ben Wolfe said
apparently was an outgrowth of a
recent campaign against gambling
The stabbing followed by only a
few hours the suicide of Mayor
Raymond l.. Jaegers, Al.
James Stockdale, 40, was being
held in the Floyd County Jail on a
charge of malicious cutting.
Chief Wolfe said Mr.. Jewell told
him Stockdale entered his office
carrying knife and told him he
had come to "get him" for his part
in the antigambling crusade. Mr..
Jewell was slashed across the face.
Stockdale is a Democratic candi-
date for constable in the Novem-
ber election.
Mr.. Jewell was a member of
a Better Government Committee
which last month demanded en-
forcement OF laws against gambling.
The demand eliminated in an or
der from Mayor Jaegers tos the
police department to halt gambling
or face dismissal.
Police staged another series of
raids yesterday and arrested eight
persons on gaming charges. Chief
Wolfe said that previous raids had
dried up gambling here and that
yesterdays arrests were intended to
halt operators trying to sneak
back"
Mayor Jaegers, a Republican, was
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Jewish Agency Seen
Willing 10 Talk With
British After Farley
BY the Associoted Press

LONDON, Sept. 6.-The Jewish
agency for Palestine, although alb
senting itself from next weeks Holy
Land conference here, may be will
4 ing to negotiate with the British
government after the conference
ends, Jewish sources said today.
Agency leaders, these sources said,
consider it. possible the Arab League
representatives now arriving for the
conference will accept reason
able" solution to the Palestine prob
lem-that is, solution that Jews
also could accept.
Such solution almost certainly
would have to involve establishment
of a Jewish state in Palestine-a
step that Arabs thus far have shown
no willingness to accept. Some
Jewish leaders are hopeful how
ever, that Arab anxiety for a set
tleinent will produce change of
heart.
See Farley Due for Failure.
Otherwise, with neither Pales-
tinian Arabs nor Jews represented
at the conference, agency leaders
regard it as foredoomed to failure.
Saudi Arabia's delegation to the
conference, scheduled to begin Mon
day, was arriving today and the
delegations from Egypt and Yemen
tomorrow, along with Abdel Rah-
man Azzam Pasha, secretary gen.
eral of the Arab League. Iraq's
delegation was expected to arrive
soon from Paris.
The Colonial Office said no re-
plies had been received so far to the
invitations it extended to Jewish or
ganizations and individuals outside
the Jewish Agency.
Want Constitutional Regime.
The Arab states will demand esta-
lishment of an Arab constitutional
government in the Holy Land at the
Palestine talks, an Arab leader de-
clared yesterday.
Prince Feisal, chief of Saudi Ara
bias delegation to the conference,
disclosed the Arab stand at news
conference in Cairo, and declared the
Arab states would reject the parti-
tion and federation schemes.
At a news conference in Cairo,
Azzam Pasha said the Arab states
were going to the conference be-
cause they and Palestinian Arabs
had agreed unanimously at the Blu
dan conference months ago to SUBJ
nit the Palestine case to the United
Nations. The Arab Higher Executive
of Palestine has since rejected the
invitation to participate in the talks.
Evening star., 1946-09-06

found dead in his ONCE yesterday,
a 80 caliber pistol In hin hand.
Coroner r. T. Tyler, who returned .
verdict of suicide, said he had fired
one bullet into his right ear.
Associates said the mayor had
suffered nervous breakdown last
month after the Better Government
Committee started its crusade.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Swiss Plant Held Model

Switzerland's best example of
large-scale industry is said to be a
factory in Geneva, manufacturing
electric sewing machines. The 1000
employees, go per cent of them wom-
en-, work in a building that is
scrupulously clean, well lighted and
ventilated. Even the operations of
the spray painting and heat treat
ing departments are reported to be
Odorless.
Evening star., 1946-09-06
Haven for Jewish Orphons

Two hundred Jewish orphans are
now living on model estate at
Nuremberg, Germany, formerly
owned by the Jew-baiter Julius
Streicher.
Evening star., 1946-09-06

Belgium is getting its great win
dow-glass industry back to prewar
proportions. making glass for the
restoration of Europe.
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2tus Ecr0iit, Obic
Ser g. 6. Wlnucr &r. llnterI

Ser g. g. MGnuer &r. llnterIt.-
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ldonc Stunben perlcben it's Sen
ausgma beS &rieges ieiern.
SaS &ol,litcc.
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2(ms HenteiteaH, "a.
3ueie 16.

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ten miro, lit jehcr erl,ld)t einen Yreis
mi.Wbringen. I'm eiuen 9uteu 8s.
Judi bittet oas &o1nitee. ~ ........
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81 boben unN 81, slanbys,g, faB bcioe
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1900 dllT elmer fleinen tSarm bel
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Das 5eitbiIo i'm Spieoel
Der preiie:

Sm "@aibington Star" Iogte
HopmonS Molep, oab ser &oridlas
ScS britii6en slubeniefretGrs @epin,
elnige Ser airitaniiden Manoate Ser
llgtS 81 llnteritellen, einem Der mil.
tighten uno pielperipre6enoiten Yro-
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&ereinisten Staaten bon airita er-
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"Gie Baltimore Sun" iagt, sal,
eS bel ser 8elrteilllng 9tuBlonos eir
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ment" unb barte Worte fir .6eino.
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3tpeis 6.

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ser uno Sdnpeltern pcroen ,pobl oQc
IN Sieier 3eitlms acIeien baben sic
Nadrihten iiber lmier Sa6ienpolt
uno ben slltfruf oes Serrn Yaitor
Sans 5oiiel bon Glepclano, Goriitcr
oes Silisfonlitees fir ,,niere in Sc.
iterreih uno 8aperll ihlucr feioenoen
ShlueNeru uno 8riioer. ga
l1nIer Yerein bat Gin Snmnclsn
nlitee alligelteqt. Gieie 8riioer iper.
Sen bei Sbnen in Sen nahlten 1asen
porIprcGen. Tie @eahlten bes Ser.
ems bitten Sic bon Ser5eu oas SEQ,
mitce nidt leer a1lsgeber slr laiien.
Bir beitimnlen sen 9ctrag ni1t, sen
Sic geben ioQen. 3ur 9idt bnur
abcr geben mir Sbuen Die Summe an
aueld)e nad Dem erIten @eltfries in
5omflteao uno llmgebung bon b,l
Sadiem geiaminelt tparen; cs ,paren
tbeinabe $4,000; biesmal iollte es
nidt tpeniger iein. @ebt i6nen ,,rN
gebt LIBERAL Die Scot lit groB. aae &C.
ianlnlclten @eloer gaben iofort an oia
Saupticmmelitelle nad Gleocfano,
Rarl aonnerfb, Sdabmeiiter, bon
too es AUDI iofort teleerapbiiA nadb
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1946-02-07
0uraincr Nilfsaftiun int Wanoc.

2iebs SdNue1tern llno @riibcr, Sic
Silisoftion fir lmlere lugliidliteil
GoIfsaenoiIeu in Ser uIten pcimot
Siebcnhiiracn lit MIN out in 2oroiu
I'M 8ange. @ir hohcn bcreits pcr-
nonmer, luie grob sic 9tot criihen
lit mo mir iolten rpicocr berongcbeu
uno l,nlcrc bcilige Eilldt crIiiQe,
uno 10 ldncll als nllgltdr ibucn bcl=
len. l9Senn mir audi l,ltr lueni9t
Sahien in 2orair iino 10 fonuen mir
in hieier Stunbe nit Stols iagen,
SuB Die 2or1iner tnmer bcreit narcn
81 bclicu, pcnn SPLIT not tat. llno 10
appellieren sic llntcrscid)nctcu an
ell0 alle sic ibr nod Gin SerS l'no
@eIiibl fir 1lniere olte lnpergebliNc
Scimat babt. gebt lmo belit nit, Sic
idredliete 9tot ,nlerer Siebcn in ser
altcr Seimat 10 uicl ais mGglid) lii
bern 81 belien. 3cr aleid) gibt, Scr
dibt ooppelt. @euoet eu6 an sic
Gerireter ser 2proincr SilIsaftion.
g. 6. eSricienbengit.
Sobn &pnnertb.
!Dfid}ael Sart1nann.