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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
MLADA zENA DALA OKO
SVOJEMU MOzU, XII JE
IZGUBIL. VID v VOJNI

DETROIT, 81. oktobra. -
Ann Zapala, stara % let, je da-
nes odkrila zgodbo svoje prija-
teljice Sally Tesch, stare % let
XII je zrtvovala emo svojo oko
da je dala vid svojemu enako
staremu mozu, XII je oslepel v
vojni. Albert Tesch in Sally sta
sc porocila v Detroitu leta 1912,
nakar je Albert odsel k voja-
kom Sally pa je dobila delo v
neki vojni tovarni, kjer je bila
zaposlena tudi Ann Zapala..
Ko Sc je koncala vojna, Sc je
Albert Tesch vrnil domov slep.
Njegova mlada zsna Sally je po
citanju zdravniskih knjig ugo-
tovila, da bi MOI mogel dobiti
nazaj vid, ako bi Sc podvrgel
operaciji "a prenos puncice, ka-
tero bi kdo zrtvoval zani, in sc
odlocila, da hoce to sama ma
praviti.
Delikatna operacija je bila
kmalu nato izvrsena in bila je
popolnoma uspesna. Albert in
Sally imata sedaj oba skupaj
samo dvoje oci, ampak sta "a
dovoljna in srecna. Naselila sta
sc v malem montanskem meste-
GU Shoteau, kjer sta odprla tr-
govino s farmerskim orodjem.
Trgovina uspeva in nedavno
sta mlada zakonca uposlila dvo-
je veteranov, XII sta bila pohab-
ljena v vojni. Eden hodi z umet-
nina nogama, drugi pa ina sre-
~brno plosco v lobanji.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Gene eevljem Sc bodo
menda podvojile

Tovarnarji, XII izdelujejo eev-
lie, so vceraj napovedali, da Sc
bodo Gene obutvi vsled nenadne
dekontrole cen podvojile. OP A
urad v Washingtonu je izjavil,
da je bila dekontrola odrejena
brez njihove vednosti. Poroca
Sc tudi, da bodo vse komisije "a
kontrolo cen ze v prihodn jih
dneh razpuscene. V Clevelandu
DO ma ia nacin odslovljenih $50
oseb, XII so bile zaposlene v To-
kalnem uradu OPA.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01

Ameriko. Ako je Anglezem in
Amerikancem tako ljubo, da
jih oborozujejo, maj to store,
toda ne ma nasem ozemlju."
Obtozbe ista "Avanti" so BIZ
le vsaj deloma potrjene po ne
katerih ameriskih in britanskih
korespondentih, XII SO bill v
zadnjih tednih v severni Italiji.
Eden cd njih je poroeal, da je
naStel II eetrikov, ko Sc je
sprehajal po cestah mesta Bo-
logna. Dva sta cuvala zavezni-
ske zaloge petroleja, neki dru-
81 pa je strazil angleske vojas-
ke barake.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
z A DU MICA

V soboto zjutraj, 2. novembra
sc DO brala zadusnica oh 7:30
uri v cerkvi sv. Pavla ma Char
don Rd. in v ponedeljek zjutraj,
4. novembra oh 7:3O uri pa v
cerkvi sv. Kriza ma E. 200 St. in
Lake Shore Blvd, v spomin prve
obletnice smrti Agnes Skolaris
il Geneva, Ohio. Sorodniki in
prijatelji so vabljeni, da Sc
opravila udeleze.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
TRUMAN JE PROGLASIL
"POSVETILNI. DAN"

WASHINGTON, 81. okt. -
Predsednik Truman je po naro-
cilu posebne resolucije, XII je BIZ
la sprejeta v kongresu, proglasil
poseben dan 19. novembra kot
dedication Day" (Posvetilni
dam v spomin 83-letnice Lin
colnovega znamenitega govora v
Gettysburgu. Omenjeni dan pa
Sc DO obhajal kot prank.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01

YLESNA VESELlCA
Drustvo sv. Janeza Krstnika,
st. II ABB vabi clanstvo ABB in
ostalo obcinstvo ma obilno ude-
lezbo njih veselice, XII sc vrsi jul
tri vecer v Slovenskem domu ma
Holmes Ave. Ia zabava je prize
jena v pocast vojnim veteranom-
clanom drustva, katere Sc DO po-
sebno pocastilo. Ia Piles DO igral
Pete Sokach orkester in "a
okrepcila Sc je pa potrudil vese-
licni odbor, XII bo skrbel, da DO
vsak posetnik zadovoljen.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01

Omenjeni odbor, v katerem'
sede zastopniki II narodov, je
predlog "a debate razoroze-
nju sprejel soglasno. Predlog je
stavil britski delegat Noel Ba-
ker in nemudoma ga je podprl
sovjetski delegat Visinski, ma
kar je bill brez vsake debate
sprejet.
Odbor je tudi odglasoval, da
sc vzame ma dnevni red deba-
ia o vprasanju F'rancovega re-
lima v spaniji, XII je bilo pri
zadnjem zasedanju varnostnega
sveta potisnjeno ma stran z re-
solucijo "a preiskavo.
Akcijo "a nastop proti Fran
covemu rezimu je vodila poll
ska delegacija.
SOVJeCSkl radio raZSlaSll
Austinov govor
: MOSKVA, 13. oktobra. -
Medtem ko sovjetski casopisi
danes Sc MISC priobcili govora
sefa ameriske delegacije War
rena Austina pred. zbornico
'Zdruzenih narodov, pa so radio
postaje danes sirom Sovjetske
zveze obsirno porocale, da je
predstavnik Zed. drzav izrazil
polno soglasanje S predlogom
sovjetskega zunanjega ministra
Molotova.
Ma javnost je to napravilo ze-
10 ugoden vtis. v TEN sc vidi
tukaj dokaz, da so Zed. drzave
pripravljene razumeti stalisce
sovjetskega ljudstva.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
|POGREB

POGREB
Clane drustva Carniola Tent,
At. 1888 TN Sc prosi, da izkazejo
zadnjo cast umrlemu clanu 10
seph Relax, ter do se po mozno-
sti udslese njegovega pogreba,
81 g vrsi jutri zjutraj oh 0:16
uri il 1eletovega pogrebnega "a
voda, 66O2 st. Clair Ave.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
1talijansh socialist zahtevajo, da
zavezniki spravijo cetnike IL Italije

RIM, 27 oktobra (ONA) Sociastcn list "Avanti' je
preek eden obtoz britanske oblast da zacee dova
zati Itao cetniske enoe, da bi mimi nado
mesti odhaajoee Andersove Poljake Branska obast e
obtozbe uradno zavrna kot neuteeene, neki amerski
castnik e neuradno zjav da e trditev socaistic
mega lista ''prokleta laz"
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
SEJA LOVCEV

St. Clair Rifle and Hunting
Club vabi vse svoje clane ma
redno meseeno sejo v nedeljo, 3.
novembra OBJ 10. uri zjutraj v
Slovenskem domu ma Holmes
Ave. Ma dnevnem redu bo vec
vaznih stvari "a resiti, kot tudi
glede banketa, XII ga klub prize
di Is. januarja.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01

Klub euclidskih veteranov DO
jutri vecer incl veliko -plesno
veselico v Slovenskem drustve-
mem domu ma Recher Ave. Igral
bo Jimmy Kozel in njegov or
kester tako, da Sc DO vse suka-
10. Priporocajo sc "a obisk.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Nenavadno vreme

v Clevelandu in po ostalem
srednjem zapadu smo imeli zad-
Mi cas- nenavadno topic vreme.
v sredo je toplomer v nasem
mestu kazal II stopinj. Tekom
prihodnjih dni pa Sc napovedu-
je znatno hladneje vreme, toda
mraza "a enkrat Sc ne DO, pra-
WHO. ~r.s
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Pojasnilo h kontrouerzii o
:" suzenjstuu' D Jugoslauiijiii

Proslo nedeo je clsvelandsk Plain Dealer" cigar
aniagonisno staSee prot novi Jugosav je pri
obS daljso poroSo dveh "Jugosovanah in heeri
imsnu Tereza Helena Meiser XII nedavno dospei
Cleveland Jugoslavije. odnosno Srbje trle. da
fanlaj nahaali suzenjskem delu akoravno
smer drzavank in sicer matt naturalizaciji he
rojstvu ODE zapus Anerko leta 1929 ozem. XII
sedaj menda nahaja Nemciji.
Nastopno poasnilo omenenemu porosilu je napisal
"Enakopravnost BosansiS Anerki Sovenec.
XII je nasim Satelje nnogh elanlih katerh e
opisal Jusosav kjer nahajal Cd otroskih
let easu sovrazne okupacije
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
zganjska racija zvisana

V racijski dobi, XII Sc pricne
6. novembra in konca 16. no.
vembra, sc DO ma nakaznico do
bilo emo dodatno steklenico zga-
MIA, pod pogojem, da sc naba-
va izvrsi oh nabavi rednega ra-
cijskega odmerka.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
IA DELO MA POSTNEM
URADU

Sedaj so teku izkusnje "a
rama della ma postnem uradu.
Kdor sc zanima "a to, sc lahko
priglasi uradu postmajstra
glavne poste ma w. 3 St. Pred
most imajo veterani.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Y razpravo bo prislo tudi vprasanje
Francovega rezima; govor ameriskega
delegate ustvaril ugoden vtis Rusiji

NEW YORK, 81. oktobra-Rusija e zmagala prvem
spopadu btke ozirom MEN predog da zbornica Zdr
zenih narodov vzame omejtev oborozevana dnevni
red ko e odsek dolocane dnevnega reda da omenen
predog dnevn red, skupno rusko zahtevo prepo
we'd atomskih bomb.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
INFORMACIJSKI URAD
ZED. DRAW v JUGOSLA
VIII Sc ZOpET ODpRE

WASHINGTON, 81. ok
tobra. - Danes je bilo tu-
kaj porocano, da Sc vrsijo
razgovori med drzavnim de-
partmentom in Jugoslavijo
glede ponovnega odprtja'
ameriskega informacijske-
ga urada v Belgradu, in da
Sc najbrze to zgodi ze v BIZ
Mi bodocnosti.
JugoslOvanska vlada je
urad nedavnO zaprla z izja-
vo, da je isti sluzil kot CEN
ter sovrazne propaganda
proti sedanji vladi v Jugo-
slaviii.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
PISMO IL DOMOVINE

V nasem uradu ina pis mo
Frances Skull, cd Stefana Skull
il vasi Kalisce, posta Velike La
See.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Pise IVAN BOSTJANcIt

Y "Plain Deaerju" cd 27. okt. je bill zvezi kon-
troverzo ameriskih drzavljanih XII nahajao Jugo
slaviji probcen clanek Robert j. Drake opisovanem
slucaa Helene in Therese Mester e hotelo ustvart
vs da amerisk drzavljani Jugoslaviji nahajao
prisilnem deu, odnosno 'suzenjstvu'
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
Novi grobovi
JOHN sLOGAR

Pc dolgi bolezni je snoci oh
6:15 uri umrl ma svojem domu
obce poznani John Slogan, po-
domace Jamsek. Pokojni je bill
SO let star in je stanoval n a
1923 E. 63 St. VISA leta je de-
lal zidarska della in pred dvemi
lett je Sci v pokoj ker. je bill
vsled starosti onemogel. Donna
jje bill il zuzemberka, odkoder
je prisel v Ameriko pred Sc le-
ii. Bill je clan drustva slovenec
st. 1 ,SDZ. zena Johana je umr-
la pred devetimi lett. Tukaj "a
pusca sest hcera: Mrs. Jennie
Demshar, Mrs. Mary Glowacki,
Mrs. Frances Peters, Anna Ma
rincek, Mrs. Rose Hardman in
Margaret, diva sinova: Franka
in Johna, devet vnukov in bra
tranca Andrej Slogan, v starem
kraju pa brata Karla. Pogreb
sc DO vrsil v ponedeljek zju-
traj oh $50 uri il zakrajsko-
vega pogrebnega zavoda v GER
kew sv. Vida in nato ma Calva-
ry pokopalisce.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01
VID HORVAT

VID HORVAT
Vceraj zjutraj OBJ 6. uri je
umrl ma svojem domu Vid Hor-
vat, star 67 let. Stanoval je ma
1899 E. 64 St. Bolehal je zad-
njih 13 let. Donna je bill IL Sa-
mobora. Bill je Clan drustva Slo-
venec st. 1 SDZ. Tukaj zapusca
soprogo Anastasijo, rojeno Ski
lijan, v starem kraju pa sestro
Mrs. Jaga Radovanih. Pogreb Sc
bo vrsil v ponedeljek zjutraj oh
9:30 IL Grdinovega pogrebnega
zavoda, 1858 E. 62 St., v cerkev
sv. Pavla in nato ma Calvary
pokopalisce. Truplo bo poloze-
no ma mrtvaski oder " soboto
zjutraj
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1946-11-01

(Dalje ma 3. straniD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
6ISCUSS PROPOSED CITY
EEPC AT LUNCH MEETING

=, the highlights OF last
une activities was the calling
Fes,Ss, by the Jewish Com
'Os ,,s Council OF twenty-five or
ua' conservatives or key or.
Il.',,tions in Detroit, The pur-
/ :. ~ the meeting was to ex-
H. III, and discuss the pros" and
Eo".r OF the advisability OF In
Ing a Detroit ordinance OF
|EPc.
IN. meeting of this important
.s,on was an elaborate lunch
r. N tho Normandy room OF
II hook Cadillac Hotel. Isaac
~. chairman Of the lunch
nresided at the meeting
ES.irman Franks raised ques-
~. ,or discussion. the first be-
T. effectiveness OF a local
Irpr He suggested the posi-
Irnv Of such a council being
I.sk with mo teeth, and stated
y, /, il should have teeth 1t
.ould eventually be declared UNI
Institutional. Chairman Franks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
To Assist Brown

A group OF more than fifty wom-
en- met at the home of Mrs. Mable
Flack Saturday to organize them
selves into forceful unit to work
for the nomination OF Mrs. Jean
eta Welch-Brown as state repre-
sentative.
Mrs. Josephine Bedford was
chairman OF the meeting during
which many activities and plans
were outlined.
Among those present at the
meeting were Mrs. Mable Flack,
Mrs D. Kemp. Mrs Beatrice Latti-
mer, Mrs w T. Johnson. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Bedford. Mrs. Emma John
son mother OF Mrs. Brown; Mrs.
Rowena Mendoza Mesdames
Adams. Rembert, Reba Jackson
Annie Echols. Brightwell. Miss
Patti Franks, Lillian Givens. Thel-
ma Eubanks, Tommie Crumpton. I.
Booker, Mildred Johnson. wad,
and many others.
club. Headquarters will still be
maintained at 1907 st. Aubin.
During the meeting II was an
nounced that Mrs Brown has open
ed new headquarters at Beaubien
and Madison, (under the old Frogs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Tibbs Elected
To Vet Council

Arthur W. Tibbs, Past Com
mander OF Tom Phillips Post 1874
was elected as a delegate to the
Allied Veterans Council.
The Detroit Districts Associa-
tion Of the American Legion re-
Gently elected to join the Allied
Veterans Council composed Of
the Jewish War Veterans, Polish
Legion. Marine Corps League.
Disabled American Veterans. Vet
Grams OF Foreign Wars, Red Ar
row and seven other National Ser
vice organizations In It's IL years
OF activity Tibbs viii be the first
race delegate All business affect
ing the veteran in Detroit Is
cleared through the Allied veter-
ans Council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
FINED $500 FOR
BAD PLUMBING

For defrauding a home owner
by installing defective plumbing
and taking $1,000 for it. b NJ.
Bond. 9999 Leslie was fined $500
by Referee Courtney Fitzsimons.
Robert Sparks. 1891 Leland,
was the complainant. He charged
that he had contracted with
Bond for the building OF bath
room in his house. AMI had
agreed TO pay 1925 for Il The
work was done by a bootleg
plumber, he said, and was un-
satisfactory
Bond who is not licensed
builder, refused to do the job
over and took all OF the Si400
which Sparks had obtained from
the bank as a loan for the job.
Bond appealed the case Ia
Judge John Watts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
WORLD WONDER
MEDICINE co.
1929 Preston
1855 ~. Antoine
April 20. 1916
Detroit. Michigan

1855 ~. Antoine
April 20. 1916
Detroit, Michigan
am n man that has suffered
with gas for n number Of years
and when ] found the Worlds
Wonder Cough Syrup, I had a very
bad attack OF gas. And Just think,
Just a. dose did me so much
good that ! would not he without
Il for II Is truly a very good build.
ing tonic and row am taking
both the SYSTEM Building and the
COugh Syrup ani I can't praise
them enough.
Yours truly,
Robert Grise
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Current.
SHOILD RE TINED

In conclusion Rabbi Fraum
made it quite clear to the twenty
five or thirty persons present
that il was not question OF the
Jewish Community Council not
favoring the ordinance OF FEPC.
hut the issue raised by the Coun-
ell was the matter OF strategy
involved and the psychological
timing OF this movement. He sub
Stimulated Mr.. Franks statement
that they were in no position TO
participate in any drafting OF a
program on this occasion as was
urged by Gloster Current and
others.
The general discussion and per-
tinent remarks OF this occasion
will be taken nv its representa-
tlves back to the Jewish Com
munity Council for further con-
sideration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15

further indicated that many peo-
pie feel that since so many OF
Detroits large industrial plants
are outside the city area, a city
ordinance could hardly be effec-
tive.
The advisability OF a municipal
ordinance that might act favorab-
ly or unfavorably on a state
ordinance was also discussed by
the chairman.
Edward A. Simmons said al this
point that we should cease TO
look for areas in which to fail.
He felt, as others did. that IL
Detroit does not inact an ordl-
nance on what grounds would the
state enact one since Detroit Is
the area in which the largest
number of racial minorities are
Disseminated against in employ
mcnt. Atty. Simmons felt that II
Detroit goes ahead. II will pos
sibly be an incentive for Lansing.
DETERMINATIONS is FASCISM
The question OF the unconstitu-
tionality OF such city ordinance
was commented upon by George
Schmerer. director OF the Mayors
lnterracial committed
Atty. Smoker OF the Detroit
Lawyers Guild felt strongly the
irrevelance OF discussing such
a technicality and stated first we
must determine the desirability
OF the Council and then decide
what can be done about the con-
stitutionality OF such An ordi-
name. Mr. Smoker concluded his
comments by stating that unem-
ployment practices are a form OF
Fascism and should be fought
wherever existing. so on that
basis discuss the ordinance OPP
Grating on Federal, State or
local level as it must be fought
in all areas. Atty Smoker felt
that local ordinance could not
conflict with program for state
legislation. and that the chances
were decidedly slim at this time
for state legislation in Michigan.
but the positive factors for such
charter were stronger in De-
troit. Mr.. Smoker concluded his
speech by saying the Corporation
Council are not liberals. there
fore they seek LAWS to substan-
tate their practices.
Gloster Current Of the NAACP
commented upon the constitu-
tionality OF a local FEPC ordi-
nance. He further declared that
the political advantages OF fos-
tering this legislation lay on the
side OF the local level. THE
Mayor found authority and funds
to create the city OF Detroits In
terracial Committee. authority can
also be found in this field. said
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
WINDSOR DEBS in LOVELY
DOUBLE WEDDING CEREMONY

The charming daughters Of
Mr. and Mrs e. Lawson Van
Dyke Of Windsor. Ontario. were
wed in a double ceremony on
last Friday night at the First
Baptist church Rev. NJ Brown
officiaied at the very impressive
candle-light ceremony which took
place before an altar banked with
palms and peonies.
Helen Mae, who became the
bride OF Mr.. Kenneth Johnson
son OF Mrs Lee Johnson, and the
late Lee Johnson. was given in
marriage by her father. while
Anna, who became the bride OF
Leonard Brown. son Of Mr. and
AIRS Arlington Brown OF Chat
ham. was escorted 70 the altar by
her uncle. Harry Van Dyke OF
Detroit.
Roth brides chose gowns Of
traditional white satin. fashioned
with a sweetheart neckline, long
fitted sleeves. and long flowing
skirt which extended into train.
Helens veil was fastened al each
side with clusters OF white flow
ers and halo Of white ruching:
while Annals veil fell in graceful
folds from a coronet Of pearlson
a Juliet cap OF sequins The brid-
al bouquets were arrangements
Of pink and white roses and IL
lies-of-the-valley.
The attendants and brides
maids we're similarly Sowned in
houffant frocks OF pastel hues
with full skirts and fitted hodic-
es Clusters Of flowers 70 match
the hue OF the gown were worn
by each girl The maids OF honor
carried bouquets OF red roses
while the bridesmaids carried
nosegays Of pink roses and lilies
of-the-valley The bouquets were
showered with streamers OF white
satin and rosehuds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Announce Plans
For Lunch Room

Owen Stemmlen, principal O!
Lincoln elementary school, stated
Tuesday that the Board OF Edu-
cation has released contracts for
the construction OF $4,000 lunch
room and for the construction Of
additional shelves for the schools
library.
Stemmlen went on TO say that
the lunch room would he able 10
furnish warm lunches for approx
imately $50 children at sitting.
Stemmlen said further that the
project was in Keeping with a
progressive program 10 make Lin
coin school a real service 10 the
community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Suspect Murder
In Knife Death

A murder warrant is expected
soon in the killing Of William Van
Buren,. IS. Of 1852 John r. who
died In Receiving hospital on June
5. after being brought n by police
and reported Is suicide
Van Buren, was cut IN many
places. and bleeding profusely,
when taken To the hospital uncon-
scious He never recovered con-
seriousness before he died An an-
tonsy revealed that SOME Of the
Van Burens common-law wife
Della, g. at first reported the
death as suicide. but subsequently
is reported to have accused fe-
male boarder ~ the house Ollie
Fair aged 20. Police have NOT yet
found the murder weapon, and are
still seeking importani witnesses.
Police sergeants Edward Wurm
and Richard Miller ~ The Homi-
eide division are IN charge ~ the
investigation Their queries
brought forth testimony Of a
! neighhor that ~ about the time
Van Buren, was attacked. there
was great deal Of driEkinE arg
uing swearing and hottie break
inE in The Van buren, apartment.
Ollie Fair suspected Of having
committed the murder was ex-
oners'ed last December in the kill
ing Of a man after pleading self
defense. She has police record.
cuts could not have heen self-in-
\ flicted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
ARRESTED FOR
OVER PRICING

Charged with violations OF the
OPA price ceilings on nylon
stockings. two sisters, Sally Sid
ron and Frances Reth, whose
shops are at 5Ois Hastings and
at 35l2 Hastings, were brought
into the court OF Federal Judge
Arthur Koscinski by oPA investi-
gators
The complaints were filed by
woman who became incensed
when she heard that her husband
had paid $3.50 and So pair
for nylon stockings whose CELL
ing prices were $3.50 and s146
respectively.
The oPA investigators reported
that they had bought stockings
at the two stores at the above
ceiling prices
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15

Attending Helen were her cou-
sin Alice Fields. maid-of-honor
Helen Kellum, Effie Ann Kersey
and Yvonne Pryor. Best man was
brother of the groom. and ush.
ers were Louis TAYLOR Dickie
Johnson and Earl Fields.
Annals attendants were BETTY
Brown maid-of-honor. sister Of
the groom June buchanan. Wv
ian Morgan. and Freida Parker.
Delmar Brown attended his
brother as hest man. Ushers
were Kenneth Jacobs. Winston
Deshields. and Parker Workman
Of Detroit.
Musical selections for the cere.
money were rendered by tho
Bethel Choir Bethel Ladies' Choir
al Group, Mr. n a Mcdowell.
and Miss Bartelza White.
Following me wedding re-
ception was held in ne recep-
tion rooms 81 The church The
brides table was conferred with
a profusion % roses and pinks
with a three-tiered cake with a
miniature bride and groom
Mrs. Van Dyke mother OF the
brides chose two-niece gowr
Of ROYAL blue flowered silk Mrs
johnson mother NJ one groom
was dressed N blue creme. while
Mrs Brown. mother Of the other
groom chose gray jersey with 4
matching chapeau
Among the guests We're Miss
Ada Thompson. of Montreal Ca
NADIA; Dr and Mrs Rrewton ~
Toronto. Rev and Mrs Talbo, q
Dresden. and Mr. and Mrs z
Roper and daughter OF Dresden
From Chatham came Rev. anc
Mrs. p r Thompson. Mr. ant
Mrs orval Timhers and daugh
ter Misses Claranell and Anna
bell Williams Mrs Ruby Burke
Mrs l. Freeman. Mrs 10y Hard
ing, Miss Olive Milhurn. Mr.. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-15
Alger PIT A
Plans Program

The Parent-Teacher Associa-
ton at the Alger School is wind
ing IN busy year with their
Family Fun Night on Friday OF
this week.
Under the general craftsmanship
OF Mrs. Eva Scott. various COM
mittees have heen at work for
weeks TO inject into the evening
a carnival atmosphere. A high
light or the evening will he sue.
cessive performances by Don. the
Magician.
The organization includes
Canned Goods BOOth, Mrs,
Allne ChambIlss; Baked Goods
Booth; Mrs. Lula MarShaII;
White Elephant Booth. Mrs.
Anna HarlIman; Toys and
Games BOoth, Mrs. Mary Helen
Loving; Fish Pond Booih. Mr,.
Frankie Davis, Refreshment
Booth. Mr. James HarkleSs;
Fortune Telling Booth, Mrs. Re.
hecca Thomas; Rattle Of Hard
to.get Articles, Miss Irene Nor
gan.
This first attempt at com
munity social promises to be a
gala affair. Parents and child
rem will frolic together.
At a recent election OF Off
GERS for the next school year,
Mrs. Irene s McClendon was re-
elected president; Miss Edith
Beckman. vice president. Mrs
julia Bingham, treasurer Mrs.
Lula Marshall. secretary.