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SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION

SUMMONS FOR PUBLICATION Tn the District Court for the Terri
 tory of Alaska, Division Number
 One. At Juneau.
 NELLIE MALONE, Plaintiff, vs.
 THEODORE FLOYD MALONE,
 Defendant
 The President of the United States of America To the above named defendant, GREETING: You are hereby required to appear in the District Court for the Territory of Alaska, First Division, at Juneau Alaska. within thirty (30) days after the last publication of this summons, in case this summons is published, or within forty (40) days after the date of it's service upon you, in case this summons is served upon you personally, and answer the plain tiff's complaint on file ip said court and in the above entitled cause.
 The plaintiff in said action de- mands the following relief: Dissolu- tion of the marriage now existing between plaintiff and defendant on the grounds of incompatibility of temperament, and for any other relief merited.
 Tn event you fail so to appear and answer the plaintiff will take judg- ment against you for want thereof land will apply to the court for the relief demanded in said complaint and as herein stated.
 Witness the Honorable judge oi said court, and the seal of saio court, hereunto affixed at Juneau Alaska, this 9th day of February le46.
 J.H. wALMER, Clerk of the above entitled Court First publication. Feb. 9. l946. Last publication, March ?, l946.
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LOST AND FOUND
5N0WB0UND

FERGUS FALLS, Minn., March Two tame ducks on a nearby farm were out of forced hberna- tion in a snowbank where they had been trapped by blizzard two weeks ago.
 Elwyn Friedrich, All Club girl discovered her missing ducks in their cold storage prison after she heard faint quacks from a snow bank. She dug through more than a foot of snow to rescue them.
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in charge of the r. B. sanatorium, received merited promotion this week when he received notice of his change in rank from Captain to Major
 pr. C. L. Policy. President of the Chamber of Commerce, has been invited to act as one of the carni- val judges at Whitehorse, and Hugh rferney. Superintendent of the White Pass Railroad, and Kent Fuller will be judges in the Dog Derby all to be guests of the Car nival committee
 The Mac Brown family have all been sick abed with the flu the past ten days.
 Fred Cederberg was a passenger for Vancouver on the Norah.
 The Skagway Chamber of Com merce was called to order by Pres ident Policy last Monday noon at the Recreation Hall with 2S mem hers and seven guests present. Five of the six contestants for Queen were present, as were Robert Camp bell, business manager of the car nival at Whitehorse and Capt. H. H. Cronkhite.
 The committee for the Queens ball announced that the ticket sale, over $500, had far exceeded their fondsst expectations, while the committee under Rev. Fredsell an- nounced they had received over S35O toward Chamber running ex- penses.
 The White Pass announced the very low excursion rates of S5 per person for the trip to Whitehorse during the carnival. The train will leave. the Broadway station at r on Friday morning, March s. and return sometime Sunday eve ming.
 The TB sanatorlum committee made a short and comprehensive re- port on what had been done to luther that project. Dr. Policy announced that a wire had been received from the Rev. Gallant that he would be glad to represent Skag- way in Washington, D. c.
 Miss Viola Sullivan has rendered her resignation at the telephone office bacuse of the illness of her mother.
 Skagway residents will have to put off dying for while, as Les Powell, the undertaken, has post cd notices to the effect that he is no longer in the business because
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of i'll health He will soon leave for the States.

of i'll health. He will soon leave for the States.
 1 Jack Hermann, representative ot the Seattle Hardware, Jack Molly neaux, former Swift Go. salesman, but now carrying line of his own, and Bill Douglas, we'll known Heinz "57' agent, were visitors in Skag- way while the Norah was in port. Bill Douglas has only recently been discharged from the Army. having spent two years at Adak. He says the "57" brands is rather a mis- homer, as there are far from ST and seem to be getting less right along. He reported the butter sit uation in the States as being as bad or worse than reported.
 Mrs. Fred Calkins has had the plaster cast removed from her leg which was broken about two months ago by a fall on the ice. She is still unable to get around very well as the break was bad one at the ankle.
 Michael and Joseph Rafferty have been home the past week because of a recurrence of their attack of flu.
 Sister Mary Rosalia who has been at the Plus x Mission here for the past three weeks was obligated to return to Juneau on the last boat because of the accident to the Sister Superior there. Sister Su- perior fell on the icy street, frac- turing a wrist.
 Mrs. Herbert Riewe received a wire from Anchorage Friday advis- ing her that her mother. Mrs. Jess Wallace is dangerously i'll and ask ing her to come as soon as possible, Mrs. Riewe will fly to Juneau if the weather permits, and take the plane from there, Mrs. Wallace is well known in Skagway, having liv- ed here for many years.
 Major Foushee and Capt J. c. Crookham came down on the train from Edmonton, Canada, on busi- ness.
 Capt. H. H. Cronkhite, Inspector in Charge of the R. c. M. F., sta tioned at Whitehorse. paid Skag- way a visit this week. Capt. Cronk- hite used to come over here years ago with his hockey team for matches with Skagway. He enjoy ed renewing old friendships while here. Capt. Cronkhite will have a team in the carnival matches.
 The Board of Trustees for the Presbyterian Church will have their
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NOTICE To BOAT owNERs

Effective March 1-1946 all boat owners will register with the Har-f Dor Master twelve hours in advancel their desire to go on the city grid in the Boat Harbor. ALBERT r. BIxBY, Harbor Master
 (206-t6)
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NewsY Noies From Skagway

SKAGWAY, Alaska, Feb. B. Special Correspondence) Two of Skagway's popular young people were united in marriage last Sun day evening at 6:30 o'clock at the residence of the U. s. Commissioner, Mrs. McCann Miss Bea Hillery, daughter of an oldtimer among White Pass employees, and John ODaniel, a recent newcomer, were attended by MT. and Mrs. Don Magnusson. They are living at the Pullen House until a house is available Mrs. Hillery is employ ed by the Alaska Transfer while her husband is a Standard oil en- ployee. MT. ODaniel met his bride when the U.S.S. Hudson was here for Navy Week. Upon being dis charged several weeks later he came to Skagway to make his home. The young couple have the best wishes of the entire community.
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WANT ADS
FOR SALE

3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Furnished, Nice location. Call Aschenbren-
 ner 306 Willoughby. (208-tf)
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WANTED
SALESMAN WANTED

WAR VETERAN preferred; largest and most diversified line; exclu- sive copyrighted calendars, also advertising specialities, carpenter aprons, mechanical pencils, therm- ometers, etc. Every firm a pros pect. Established 1883. Good men can earn $1,000 or more per month. Weekly advance against earned commissions. Biggest sea- son in full swing. Airmail reply. Dept. A, Kemper- Thomas Com pany, Cincinnati 12, Ohio.
 (208-tD
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MT. and Mrs. Kent Fuller held a reception at their home on Main Street last Monday evening for MT and Mrs. Robert Campbell of Whitehorse. Twenty-four friends were invited to meet the Campbells and partake of refreshments. MT and Mrs. Campbell were house. guests of the Fullers while in Skag- way on business connected with the forthcoming carnival.
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Knute Tollefson, Whitehorse res ident, was a guest at the Pullen House while waiting for transporta- tion to Vancouver.
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Miss Doris Dahlby, who has been employed in Edmonton and White horse, spent 8 short vacation in Skagway She registered at the Pulllen House.
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Patients at the White Pass Hos pital this week, all victims of the flu epidemic are Mrs. L. McGuane and daughter Sharon, Mrs. Fred Nord. Hans Soldin and Yamus Au- bert. All are getting along nicely
 Miss Gloria Roehl, daughter oi Mir. and Mrs. Charles Roehr, was a passenger for Seattle on the last boat, where she will entrain tol Cleveland, Ohio, to wed Frank Gentle This wedding is the cul- mination of war romance begun when the groom was stationed here
 Emmett Soldin left on the last Norah for his camp in California after spending a brief furlough with his parents, Mir. and Mrs Hans Soldin, and sisters. He hopes to receive his discharge soon.
 Members of the Woman's Church Auxiliary served an excellent din- ner to members of the Chamber of Commerce at noon last Monday
 Scenes of the territory in and about whitehorse were exhibited in Skagway to the school children and also to the patients at the TB sanatcrium by Robert Campbell of Whitehorsa. He also showed them to the Chamber of Commerce mem- bers after their meeting.
 Major Rudolph Haas, physician
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1887 PLYMOUTH Deluxe sedan. After o'clock pm.,. 413 West 10th St. Ph. Red BAG. (208-t3
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Nice location. Call Aschenbren- ner 306 Willoughby. (208-tf) 1887 PLYMOUTH Deluxe sedan After o'clock p.m.,. 413 West 10th St. Ph. Red BAG. (208-t3) RADIO-Choice of two late console models; Blue 870 or Apt. "B', 236 First St. East. (208-t2) FOR SALE-Used S5 hp. Ford V-8 Scripps factory conversion marine engine with clutch. h. quire Warner Machine Shop.
 (208-tf) Is ROOM FULLY furnished house, 2 blocks from business district. For details, inquire room above First National Bank. Ph. 676.
 (207-tD DOUBLE BED, spring and high chair. Ph. Blue 414, 939 10th and E St. t207-t3 WOMEN'S FUR COAT racoon, full length, size 34-36 fine condition $85. Ph. 365. (205-tD OzITE RUG PAD g X 12. Write Empire No. 6948 (206-t4) NAVY TAILORED suit, size 38, never worn. Ph. Green 393.
 (206-t4) BATTERY RADIO, Philco table model SIS. Late model. Call Red 570. (205-t4 NEW PIPER CUB Airplanes now ready for delivery. Capitol City Aircraft Co.,, Southeastern Alaska Distributors Phone 321-Box 2227 Juneau. (202-tD JUST ARRIVED = Pot burners in all sizes-Vee Belts and Pulleys. Juneau Welding and Machine Shop. Q97-tD FOR SALES room house and ca bin furnished. Call at 323 Deck erway. Q93-t6) ' it. GREGG SKIS and poles. Like new. See at Piggly Wiggly.
 (182-tf) GOOD , BEDROOM house all harwood floors. Fully furnished. Electric refrigerator, washing ma chine and range S5,000, 1044 W 10th St. Phone Green ATS.
 176-tf) 5 ROOM HOUSE for sale Aux Bay 1900 Write " A. Hensey. City.
 (2O3-t6) PIE WILL PROTECT your igni- tion system from dampness and ounce bottles at the Juneau Welding and Machine Shop.
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Choice of two late console models; Blue 870 or Apt. "B", 236 First St. East. (208-t2)
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FOR SALES room house and ca bin furnished. Call at 323 Deck erway. (193-s6)
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JUST ARRIVED = Pot burners in all sizes-Vee Belts and Pulleys. Juneau Welding and Machine Shop. (197-tf)
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monthly meeting at the Manse next Tuesday evening. The main sub ject will be the budget for the new church year. Mrs. William De war was appointed member of the Board of Governors for the Church Community Center. She is one of three members from the community at large.
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WANTED-Table model battery ra- dio. Ask for Paul Sommers. Ph. Red. 570. (208-t2)
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FOR SALE-Used 85 h.p. Ford Va Scripps factory conversion marine engine with clutch. h. quire Warner Machine Shop.
 (208-tf)
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There were 100000 one-room schools in the United States in 1915-1916.
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GOOD 5 BEDROOM house all harwood floors. Fully furnished. Electric refrigerator, washing ma chine and range S5,000, 1044 W 10th St. Phone Green ATS.
 (176-tf)
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5 ROOM HOUSE for sale Aux Bay Z $500. Write V. A. Hensey. City.
 (203-t6)
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5 ROOM FULLY furnished house, 2 blocks from business district. For details, inquire room 3 above First National Bank. Ph. 676.
 (207-tf)
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Mrs. R. S. Sanford, OPA clerk from Juneau, met with the local board while the boat was in port. Mrs. Sanford will handle the cler- ical work of the OPA for Skagway, Petersburg and Sitka.
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DEALERS TO SELL reconditioned surplus army clothing; sheep lined leather Flight Jackets, Flight Boots, etc. Deep-cut whole sale prices. Write for price list. General Jobbing Company, IS East Grand, Oklahoma City, Ok lahoma." (208-tD
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PIE WILL PROTECT your igni- tion system from dampness 4 and ounce bottles at the Juneau Welding and Machine Shop.
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DOUBLE BED, spring and high
 chair. Ph. Blue 414, 939 10th and E St. t207-t3)
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NEW PIPER CUB Airplanes now ready for delivery. Capitol City Aircraft Co.,, Southeastern Alaska Distributors Phone 321-Box 2227 Juneau. (202-tD
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WOMEN'S FUR COAT racoon, full length, size 34-36 fine condition S85. Ph. 365. (205-tf)
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Sid Harrington, well known old time boat man, was a passenger on the last Norah. He went on to Whitehorse and from there will go to the Interior.
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FOE. Aerie No. 25 of Skagway
 celebrated their 48th anniversary in big way when 28 candidates were initiated into the order and two were reinstated. Approximately
 GO members were present for the evenings entertainment which end : ed with a buffet supper, cards and bowling. New members are Fred eiick B. Reynolds, Roy Call, Char les W. Clark, Arthur Nelson,
 Henry Williams, Thomas Cooper,
 Roscoe Elders, O. J. Fitzgerald,
 Emil E. Maxi, Norman Showers,
 James L. Aubert, Frank J. Rich
 mond, Harlan E. Welch, Virgil Pat
 terson, Clifford w Southern, Frank
 Shutters, Acie Logan, M. V. Raf- ferty, Gilber Koffel, E. Meyers, S.
 Baloun, H. M. Bighoff, E. Soldin,
 E. R. Sullivan, Frank Sullivan,
 Gordon Beitinger, Henry Viestenz
 Dan Hauigan, Donald. E Egbcrt and Osborne Selmer.
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in charge of the r. B. sanatorium, received a merited promotion this week when he received notice of his change in rank from Captain to Major
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BATTERY RADIO, Philco table model SIS. Late model. Call Red 570. (205-t4)
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Michael and Joseph Rafferty have been home the past week because of a recurrence of their attack of flu.
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The Mac Brown family have all been sick abed with the flu the past ten days.
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OZITE RUG PAD g X 12. Write Empire No. 6948. (206-t4)
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Mrs. Fred Calkins has had the plaster cast removed from her leg which was broken about two months ago by a fall on the ice. She is still unable to get around very well as the break was a bad one at the ankle.
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NAVY TAILORED suit, size 38, never worn. Ph. Green 393.
 (206-t4)
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Major Rudolph Haas, physician
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Mrs. Lyle Loehr, proprietor of "Swede's Beauty Shop offered the winning contestant in the Queens contest, a free shampoo and finger wave before she leaves for the Carnival.
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Fred Cederberg was passenger for Vancouver on the Norah.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27
COLLEGE Drive
Headed by Many
Civic Leaders

Gtauficition at tho reception
accorded l.. CJl Winthrop Roc-
kcfell,r is huu' ~hto and Me-
aro citiyus or Detroit in his ~
gcarances here ON hchar ot INC
i'nuod Negro COLLEGE, Fund Cam
pai,n WIS expressed this we'E
Nv Farrc~jcr T. Wa hnctur col
lego prceidcn, assigr,d TO De
troit Tor tro }oiG fund rive
Washington comm cnted ON ~
significant changes IN tt or
ganizational stuc,ur" Of he
drive this year Charles u Ma
honey presldnat-coqnse oC the
Great Lakes Mutual Life insur
ancc Company. IS l1ca chair
man pct.on t. tile ;irst ana on'v
city IN thu c,nty to hive a
Negro chai,nan for the hive
For tlo INST time ir 'hc cam
paicu, three year history IN Do
troh there l.. top heavy spcci1l
Continued 90 Page ;
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27

had been informed that The su,-
pect was wotsiuc for Detroit
numbers syndicate and was TO
have turned in his money and
Ii,kets 90 man on adams and
Heaubien.
Putdy was booked for possession
aud freed on a $500 bond. lIc Nil
he examined in Justice court on
April = az p M
DETROIT NTiliTi
IN Detroit The now vice squad
ttldl under SGT LaWtencc Joml-
son went INTO action Several
isid were nadt on alleged blind
piss and houscs OF prostitution
and T. porsons @rtc taken from
q house ON hastings street
\ Paradise Valley said ON club
at 81 E AGams last Friday morn
ing resulted IN ihy arrest OF eleven
persons.
Polio described ne place as a
blind pic and sand It wss ra.dcd
following complaint OF three
veterans
u Was also ~taird that mnubet
OF places which have been uud
observation Ivy public VIII be Clcan.
ed M within fcw days
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27
BELIEVE MAN PUSHED
FROM SECOND FLOOR

C t1.no les
1r E.4r- No,ria aus
ro alle but Tsnmtr fac
It.atuot rs,re rf th.
rr trof1E ~ r7ir0'men
Sv0 a nurto IusuH 'sll 70
va 1850 rom second floor
vrHuv fot Eiopcllo The
pucweu eai-i ttey hcleved b.
v., Impossible for thc injured
m.u 60 bue fallen trom TIE win
dow ss thor s on icohcN stand
iu m unt o Muslin was
hrol ht o ih hospital by notice
ru trrH % pm
Witness ERNEST T,aus o.
5000 Rtpl'o detained 20 tho
Wri prcrirt n irtcsuroiion Ia
couuc,ucn with Che accident.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27
STATE NAACP TO HOLD
TWO DAY CONFERENCE

4 two-day conference OF state
branches OF the NAACP will he
held ON Aprll - and = IN The
River Rongc High school AZ RiNer
Rouge Michigan It Was announced
Monday by nr !. Leach state
prrsid,nt OF The organization
The conference vii begin At 10
"a M and thc problem - delinquent
parents and restrictive covenants
will bc discussed Mrs Ruth Irwin
Of the Columns ONO police de-
parlmcut. viii discuss the delIn-
uucu, probl,m and lmc- Golden,
Battle Creek lawyer will take nv
the matter OF restrictive covenants
Speakers at the banquet will he
The Rev Charles \ Hill. president
of the Detroit branch NAACP aud
nr. 5. - Milton. leading River
Rouge physician.
Michigan branches scheduled 10
be represented a the confidence
mcmdc Albion. BALDWIN Lake
Coutv. Battle Creek BAY City Ben
ton lIarbor Cass County powo-
eiar Detroit Flint Grand Rapids.
lack SON Kalamazoo Niles Pom
Hac Oakland County Port Huron
River Rouge -Ecorsc Saginaw.
Three Rivers and Npsilanti
4 handbook on procedures ana
technique. in handling civil tights
cases viii he on display The
book VAS published by SNOW 7
Gricsby of tho state Association
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27
Civil Rights To Be
Subject of Confab

4 national Congress on CIVIL
Rights viii be held in Detroit on
April p and IS AZ which time the
issues Of minoritics labor's rights
and -scmitism will be discuss
ed
The theme Of the two-duy con-
ference az The First CONGREGATIONAL
church and the Maccabces auditor
INN will be Defense Against the
Enemy within
Registration will be AZ the First
Congregational church Woodward
M Forest II a. m TO ? y m ana
on Saturday After 2 p. m at the
Maccabees auditorium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27

sheriff. aid that no had AZ first
intended in abide y the decision
of Tho group hnt when he saw
that the mccuns had hceu "sia'
ed against him b. decided w
leave the mattcl np 90 ih' VOTERS
OF his district
We said that hr had NOT otIg
the endorsement OF iurmcr Scpa-
tor Digss bit also had been en-
dorscd 10y The Michigan Federated
Democratic clubs Tho Roosevelt
Democratic club The Nut1 Negro
Congress and the Cdlcns Com
mttcc
other candidates endorsed by The
Democratic leaders we're Mrs
Jeanette wclch Brown for tho
state Legislature Rev Horace 4
White Tor CONGRESS n the Fusi
congressional district Victor j.
Hicks FOR Congress fr6m the uh
congressional district aud lo-cph
Brown FOR state senator bon 'h,
Second district
Thcrc was much controversy
over the race between re, White
and Rev G. VI Netcaif llam
ramck leader Nctcalf has hccr
considered by many observers as
hcinr strong contender tn the
race because Of his radir broad
casts and his religious acliut,
"cv Mctcalf said that he Intends
20 stay IN the race
r Cyril Rowan National Demo
cratic committeeman gave au od.
dress.
OFFICERS ELECTED
before The meeting adjourned
temporary officers for thc stare
Democrats Orcani2at were
ci5v%sd. rhoy were Charlie W
lSes4hore news on PAGE -
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DIR. Locke Named
Head of Education
Group Here

III t'ain Lcoy lc.tr rr'tes
or OF rhdosoph 81 toward Hn'
Nersffv was uuanimou~} ci'r'of
president of thc imcricar Assou
afiou fw Ndu1 Education tor On,
toar i9tt-i7 10 va. announced by
director Mcrse CawUrieht 80 the
annual business meetiue of The
$3.50, Htion held Wednesday noon
tpil 24 n connie, ton with thc
JOHN National Conference pn Ndult
edu@diou currently hviua held in
Detroit u &ocko FORM, u,r
prr-id,u o iho a~sorttuu fhe
urst N,ero o- Lc president of @
maiol nafuuai cducatioual lss1o-
alton ln this country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27
Three Detroiters File
For Governor

Na,o Edward J IeGrJot teW
Goyeruo Vernon , 7tssa Rov.
mond k,ly former tmeuFen
Legion commando and Kin Sieler
FORMER -pe SD prosecution are me
four Republican, who entered 'ho
uyc for their patJIcs nomination
WIS reraued TUESDAY
Tive Democratic uudids' arc
rume Governor MURRAY - Van
Wacuun tiuW toui Commits
slouer William J Cody and Goo
y ,hcmrrhoru of Ee liyg Mich
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27
RAIDS Made ON
NO VICE JOIN IS
+Osecutor Orders Cleanup OF
bvn-Riyer Vice and Gambling

Shor, after the Detroit police departments
inced cleanup drive against alleged houses Of pros
n dope dcns hotels and rooming houses that used
immoral purposes, last week Chief County InveStiga-
James Stew art announced that he had assigned An
" smith veteran investigator, and detail of men
'comb' the down river section of Wayne County for
bbne, numbers operators and vice
SeNa said that Andrew Smith would be in COM
b charge OF the investigation and is working under
\ 10 show mercy to vioators.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-04-27
JOE LOUIS TO
ATTEND FIGHT

Heavyweight Champion Joe
Louis plans to attend the all
star boxing show NJ Olympia.
FRIDAY evening NprlI 20. u was
reported here Wednesday morn.
ing ny reliable sources.