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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18

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MICHIGAN SURVEY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-10-18
Neighborhood News

Ebenezer AME Church starts It's
bazaar Wednesday, Oct. 20. and
welcomes all friends. children and
adults to come and have good
time.
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Nc
Collins OF 1868 Brewster are very
proud OF their lovely little daygh-
Ter born Aug 70. Mr. McCollinS
IS a vet of World War ii.
Mr.. and Mrs Peeks Of 1925
Watson had as house guest, his
sister. Mrs. Dannie Hollis. from
Pine Bluff, Ark. She also visited
her daughter in Chicago.
HOME AGAIN
Mrs Nellie Mcintyre of 992
Brewster is back from a 4 weeks
visit in Alabama with her sister
in-law and aunt. whom she hadn't
seen IN ~ years.
Mrs. Lee Thomas 1924 Joseph
Campau. IS very glad 10 have her
mother. Nirgie Thurmon. and her
brother Travis Thurmon, 10 come
TO Detroit 10 live
Mr. and Mrs. A. p. Raiford OF
Chicago were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs SaberriS Waltra. 1915
Wellington street. last week.
Norman Kingwood OF l34l Will
kinS. Is doing fine since his return
from the hospital.
PROUD PARENTS
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hines Of
3246 + Lafayette became the
proud parents Of their second son.
born Aug IS. The older boy is
p months now and is very proud
Of hIs little brother. playing
around the crib most Of the day.
Mary Hills. 1903 Erskine hopes
her husband reads the Tribune.
lies in a state hospital in DAYTON.
Ohio. a veteran of World War II.
Mrs. Ora Spencer, sister of Mrs.
Minnie Paxton. OF 1912 Brewster,
died Oct 9. Funeral was Oct. Is.
She left a mother and three sis
tiers.
Mildred Hill iss home from
Howard University in Washing.
ton, ID c. but is in a hospital
Her friends hope for her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs Sallie Mae Hill OF 3O39
Merrick, returned home Tuesday
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-10
By BRUCE GUSTIN

dollars which is just twice as much as they could possibly spend on the same ratio they have been op- erating on before. Frankly, I do not believe a word of the testi- mony they have given us"
 There seems to be a sound basis for charges the OPA has padded its payrolls by holding on to un- needed employees. Taber said the testimony showed OPA has 914 employees in the Washington, D. C., office, including '187 analysts who can perform no useful func-
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-10
THAT'S THAT

OPA officials claim the 9-mil- lion-dollar cut in it's appropria- ton, voted by the House last week, will wreck rept control and sugar rationing. Congressman Taber of New York, who heads the House appropriation committee, disputed that. He argued that on the Presi- dents budget statement, 12-mil- lion-dollar cut should be possible. "Now they come in here," he said, with statement indicating they have spent in January and the first half of February 10 million
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-10
Good Trade--FOr Them
(Rocky Mountain NeWs)


 RUSSIA HAS INFORMED the United States that it views as entrey fair" American plans to trus- teeshp of the Japanese mandated islands in the Pacfc taking into account the decisive roles forces played n capturing the islands during the war.
 This attitude should occasion surprise The Rus sians realists who recognize accomplished facts Moreover, they Oriental traders who known good deal when they see one.
 Having recognized the validity of claims they will expect to accept theirs The Soviet Union added 25000O square miles to it's domain during the war; and covets additional parcels of land in various parts of the world. We acquired few sand dots in the Pacific A deal which nets load of cordwood for toothpck nat uraly gets the Kremlins nod of approval
 But that reference to decisive roles' will live to haunt when the German Austrian and Korean settle ments deck. The Sovies feel that their role in those was decisive in the Pacific, and they strict adherents to the doctrine that the the victor belongs the spells.
 They saw nothing unreasonable in their seizure of Manchuran property officially valued at two billion dollars part of their price for their sXday war in the Far East They will expect to regard as entirely fair their claims to any territory which they liber ated and now wish to bring within the Soviet orbit
 We led with chin when prematurey pushed the rusteeshp proposal to the front It could well have waited until the draft of the Japanese treaty ready by which time other territorial issues would have been settled-f they susceptible of settlement Now the Russians be expected to make the best of their bargaining point
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-10

CG' WIGI lLlCy iiCSd Otk oiiC oi two." He charged they had an employment committee composed of Sixty-four people whose average salary from the OPA was S7,500 10 S8,000" and whose ''job was to get out and get jobs for the em- Dloyees of the OPA." From which it appears that it is time somebody used the economy axe on OPA.
 DeOt reduction should come be- fore tax reduction. There can be no real or lasting relief for Ameri- can taxpayers until the nations astronomical national debt is cut down. The only thing wrong with ne proposal of Senator KnoWland If California, to earmark billion dollar. of any budget saving for debt retirement is that it isn't enough. Now, while national in- come is at high level, we should be paying off at least 5 billions of the national debt every year. Ev- e"y billion paid on the debt saves 20 millions a year in interest.
 It burns up lot of people to -h;nk that after spending hundreds of billions to whip Germany we now are called upon to dig up hundreds of millions to feed the German people. But as long as AL lied occupation policies prevent the Germans from taking care of themselves, we have to do that. Herbert Hoover's forthcoming rec ommendation for sufficient Ger man industrial development to ~aise Germanys exports to point where the country can become at least partially self supporting will be more important than his report that we must pay 475 millions to feed German civilians in the eight cen months beginning Jan. 1.
 The four-poWer pact advocated now by British Foreign Secretary Bevin to prevent Germany from menacing world peace again is in line with a suggestion made by former Secretary of State Byrnes last spring. Byrnes proposed a 'se- cur;ty treaty" which would pro- vide for concerted measures by the United States, Britain. Russia and France to insure total disarm- ament of Germany for at least twenty-five years. The significant thing about both the Byrnes and Bevin proposals is that hey indi- cate a lack of confidence in the United Nations experiment to pre- serve world peace
 1 That school teachers strike in Buffalo was a blunder. Even if the 1 teachers win a salary increase, the public confidence they have lost will hurt them. The city corpora ton counsel charges that their Walkout was violation of their contract. Any strike in violation of a contract discredits the strikers.
 In recommending an appropria- ton of 25O million dollars for for eign relief, President Truman took the position that future foreign re- lief from this country should 'be administered under United States control" He is absolutely right about that. We shou d realize this after our experience in Yugoslavia. The UNRRA, financed mainly by the United States, continued to
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-10
Monday, March 10, 1947
Senators Get Off The Beam

constituents declaring preferences in legislation
 The incident, unusual in politics, during debate on a bill to abolish the Alaska Development Board The Senators openly stated that they had been beSieged with wires letters and resolutions from individuals and organizations They admitted that the messages were preponderenty in favor of continuing the board Then they voted to kill it.
 q resent with every atom of my being this attempt to pressure with telegrams, Senator quoted saying.
 "This body has been flooded with telegrams and mes sages from one end of the Territory to the other other commented
 Wrote reporter who witnessed the proceeding:
 To-day debate was marked by vigorous protests the flood of elegrams and personal messages SUD- porting the Development Board which have poured into the capital in the last few days They began coming a ter the bill to kill the board reported to the floor by the rules committed Such pressure tactics may be taken seriously elsewhere, several Senators declared heatedly; they don't go in Alaska .
 This, then the nature of the debate when the Senators voted to 2 in favor of killing the board
 While it is gratifying to know that Alaskans are rep resented in the Upper House of the Legislature by who withstand pressure and are intent on doing what they decide is best for the Territory spite of anything else it is difficult to align this action with the republican form of government under which Americans live.
 The Senators resented being informed of the wishes of their constituents To justify this resentment the Senators must hold themselves above their constituents They must consider themselves sort of infa- ble group of super-beings that do wrong.
 Until this incident in the Senate chambers, we were of the belief that Senators elected by the people their servants We thought they in Juneau to do what the people want done We thought the only few men handled this work was because it would be impossible for every citizen to go there and participate If the Senate action is any indication, apparently were laboring under an illusion.
 But not inclined to take the Senate action as an indication that the people of Alaska not entitled make known their wishes any legislative matter.
 If the statements of the Senators relative to the flood of messages is true their action in ignoring the wishes of their constituents carried the badges of major do- ble-croSs
 If they beseiged with messages in favor of tnuing the board and they deliberately killed it, they failed utterly and most miseraby in doing their duty the servants of the people.
 Since when has it become improper for citizen of Alaska to write to his legislator?
 Since when has it become proper for legislator to ignore the wishes of his constituents and vote as he pleases instead of as they want him to?
 The power held by Senator in voting on legislation comes from the people, belongs to the people and is meant to be used in behalf of the people, There no proper justification for resentment if the people choose
The Nome nugget., 1947-03-10

to advise them how they want that power used.
 There may have been other for opposing con-
 nuation of the Development Board by the Senators, by expressing resentment left themselves to the most serious charges of mafeasance
Evening star., 1947-11-12
FARMS FOR SALE tcont.)

MONTGOMERY COUNTY, MD.-Rich $50
ATe dairy farm Il miles from District
pi4e on main highway; approx. 400 acres
~ cultivation or pasture, balance wooded
orchard; 3 streams and numerous springs;
excellent dairy barn. 3 silos, cattle barns.
horse barn, corn cribs. equipment shed,
other miscellaneous houses and sheds;
three tenant, houses. > with electricity;
gbte Tsseqv0 main 5
ssieed can 6 W Mstssn NA, assoG
fEL fELPs, $40 1Nc SSndag5 d4y pi st. nSfS n9 SosH
EAUoUIER CO.-33o acres. over mile Of
Rappa hammock frontage: fine mountain
view frop higher part: $50 acres can, be
House of 6 rms. and hath, well situated
shd SoazrE 45Elh tenant souse; s"l,5oo. W D.
NR. BEALLs4ILIE, MD.-1oo acres,
equipped; s-room modern country home.
snse reef sfar01@S 09R Ford or fss trseo fs
: farm implements, some livestock, grow
ans crop all fenced 90 acres tilla61e
en hard duSs rd JOHN SIN BURDofT Bur coesvlIie'
Md. Call ashton Md 3s46. -16-
CoMMUTlNG DIsTANcE-I33-acre mod.
with shade. ; tenant houses. .6 stanchions,
new block dairy barn. large bank barn.
eatbuiidnFs e acres acres Of Sa sroWnr wheat
55 acres permanent pasture with large
ance under cultivation; black-top I'd. run
ming to farm from highway. JOHN BUR-
DOFT, ColesVille, Md. Cali Ashton tMd)
sTRoUT's FARM CATALoG Over $500
bargains. Coast to coast. Mailed free;
STROUT REALTY, lila, Woodward
Bldg, WASHINGTON, Metropolitan 154S.
2O0-AcRE DAIRY FARM-Upper Mont
gomery County; 30-cow modern dairy
barn. shipping to washington market;
very productive land w. MARSHALL
WHITE, DickerSon, Nd. PooleSville 2497.
251-ACRE FARM on rd-surface road be-
tween Fredericksburg and Culpeper, Va. ;
100 acres cultivated balance marketable
timber: 9-room house, electricity, barn and
other outbuildings; $4,000. Call OWNER.
DI 1901 weekdays -l2
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

NO LIMIT TO WHAT WE WILL PAY-Ws
need w at 1ag sep 1eS so4 nsed Must
ssess ss1 M hsnrs soAsT"M PoSTIAc c.
nv fSI Hssf Ff or seod used esIs
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As cars sTs assured As at e. q
WiS hsHS WITH S5 w1SN4op NJ o4S9 price for you,
space. Open eyes, 9 an. to 5 pm: WINNs
MoToEs S sSrrs 10 ays rerda ave IA ne a hx
81 B2sE g.! Isl
Tskcps Park f6r G. Georgia rtG 59s
Tskoms Parf, s. e. Georgia M $500. BOO A''
ST.. saDe TaEoma Parf 8 aeorsa ia ssoo
WE WANT CARS REGARDLESS OF PRICE
Don't trade on new car or sell any
S0a Sc al hss ca
price. II car is paid for viii give you cash
far pas Is 1S cash pad .rsncs s S nsz "a sasase
pERs MoToRs. Washinstons Oldest ex-
elusive used,;car dealers. See Mr.. Barnes
one oean ps q in o 1855
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Gl0Ssd a0S p Sunday sT Issr NO. Ji1rr Hill ,,.,
cash price for your 1915 or 1917 car and and
sf sRENFWooD MoTok n CO. e a III Y Rhode s
loo CARS WANTED ien 1MMED1ATELSm;s7 Ed II i Sm
to Al, will pay your price for clean cars.
fss f9Rs 'a St. or ne call rk klySssToN JsSs MOTORS
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will pay more than your car is worth If it
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Sticks wANTED-we win pay high cash
AUTO SALES, R. I. ave. at goth st. ne.
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Evening star., 1947-11-12
T axe Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
Hansen's Disease Again.

A few weeks ago this column
publicized wise and humane cam
paign by medical men to abolish
the word leprosy in favor Of the
name Hansen's disease, from the
name of DR.. Gerhard Hansen Q841-
1912, Norwegian physician who dis
covered the bacillus which causes
the disorder.
DR.. H. A. Lichtwardt, Medical d.
rector of the Woman's Hospital,
Detroit, in a recent article, why
Not Change the Name?" states:
'Leprosy is the least infectious OF
all diseases, and there Is no reason
why the ignorant superstition, OF
the dark ages should be continued
today when society would still have
all sufferers live without the camp
and ring their bells, crying I'm
clean! Unclean! as they approach
other individuals.
"The unfortunate sufferer (the
so-called 1eper' Is not as unclean
as the person who has common
cold) has been driven out Of his
home and community, and often
locked up like q wild animal lest
he 'contaminate' some other men,
ber of society-often bringing shame
to his entire family as we'll as un-
Just disgrace and unfair treatment
to himself"
Doctor Lichtwardt recommends
"Hansenosis" as the logical name for
the disease. Personally, think that
Hansenosis is a far happier choice
than Hansen's disease, for Hansen
osis has the virtue of eliminating
the disturbing word disease al
together.
Therefore, I am glad to pass the
new name on to my readers-Hansen-
osis, pronounced, Han-sen-OHsi siss.
Scratch out 'leprosy" in your die
tionary, and write in this kinder,
more hopeful word-Hansenosis.
Our good doctor says, "A more
difficult task is to find term to re-
place the odious epithet 'leper'-
an unnecessary and unjust name"
Since my business is words, have
suggested the term Hansenotic" as
adjective and noun, pronounced:
HAN-sen-OTT'ik.
Have you been taught that the end.of-
solbys esaSsnss leafiet c.s, tells % You tss Is
correct usage.
To obtain a copy, send 3 cents IN coin
ana b1 stamped enseoRs
Go ecopyrishs. The Bell syndicsts, Inc. is475j
Evening star., 1947-11-12
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

eral hauling; van, stakes, panels; white
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Evening star., 1947-11-12
AUTO LOANS.

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Evening star., 1947-11-12

block from water. Call FA 1851.
CAPE LEoNARD-Your opportunity for
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bans available, more new roads beinl
BUILT Representative on property at al
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Drive through Upper Marlboro to Way
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Evening star., 1947-11-12
AUTO PAINTING,

COMPLETE JOB, s35 up; work guaran-
teed. GILBERT. 41o2 Fa. ave. ext. Sc,
HI 1894
AUTO PAINTING - Complete Job. $50;
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1900
Evening star., 1947-11-12
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.

NEED A CAR?--Rent a new one by the
hour, day or week NATIONAL CAR
RENTAL SYSTEM, 1705 st. NV, Elk.
WHY NOT RENT A CAR by the month or
year? 1947 7-passenger Dodge custom
sedan limousine; driver included Phone
betWeen L. and l. RE. 1929 l2'
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Word Game

Find 30 or more common English
words In
MER,
meaning, ito hesitate, stutter." Av-
erage mark Is 80 words. Time limit,
IS minutes.
Rules Of the Game-l; Words must be Of
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
bats cats" are not used. 8. Only one
form of word is used 4. Proper names
are not used A list will be published TO-
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

ist AND End TRUST LOANS : Prompt
and eoYTteSgs @ seIyies ,ns.s1s BetSrs eSrroVSin1!
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST We viii
buy second-trust notes, D. c.. nearby Md
Or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE g. INVESTMENT CORP. 1915
N. Y. ave. NV. National 1888.
senent toR FuTaN doRpdS qq4sS
St. NV DI. $3.50. Brokers. attention.
1st. 2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS-Cast
an "a hours. Also financial aid to build.
ers METRO REALTY CO., EX. 549s
TRUSTS. 1st, 2nd and 3rd. nearby Md.
Va. and D. c; one weeks service. ADAMS
REALTY CO. aO5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE
1872, RE 1913 3O'
WILL GIVE first mortgage for $4,000 on
1,000-acre tract Of land in Virginia, 20
miles from Washington; land was pur-
chased l yr. ago for $4,000; have in
sured title. Owens 5000 -15
1st AND 2nd TRUST LOANS on real estate
In D. c., Md. and Va. MR.. DRAISNER,
l404 L st. W.. Ma 4157.
Evening star., 1947-11-12
Not This

Father-You can't leave the table
until you clean up your plate. You
have to eat every bit of your vege-
tables.