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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

winch time shc vail cnplot q
nu.se-msd 20 uatei wen NJ
tntecsome.
or those Twenty-Five yeas the
NACIREMA CLUB has been q
gained Rov J Moron Pies-
dent has been IN office iur
twentr-thlce Once sccfcta cy.
Nj Morton has been suCCossful
m Leading the prog, Of the
popula WeStSldc Men S CLUB
Known IS MANOR Morton ue-
cause OF hiS participation the
Michigan State Troops and
Wotld VA ] he has w0n the
pee ~ the community to
ms undc standing manne with
people and Their problems he
IS = member OF ST CvpGan
Church and 2 participant n
man4 VI l.cW church aifaus
'I1, Ndt cna club has hclpfd
leadgns ciuns stage oulStancne
sut functions within their
beautiful club house Culturalv
he Necoma Club lendS hand
hotn cVcallv and politically
Jaeca Boldcn field repre-
sentative IN Gtcat Lakes Mo
tIa Lfc Insurance COMPANY
spianed her foot and has been
away from ncr position tor three
weeks AZ uas point she IS Re
,,~.t.I tr.t
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
West Side News
IN Leora Esters


The BABY Contest gwen un
icr The auspices OF the New
Light SUNDAY School ulned
ogt "a be a huge success The
hono was gwen 10 Mrs. Letha
Adams OF 4l45 McGraw fol
bringing IN the largest amount
% moncv bong s9267 Little
Ronald Blcven was the winner.
The 5W Social and Charity
Club met at the home of Ms.
Matte Howard 1895 Scotch
Mrs Queen Burton the chaplain
opened The meeting with a
prayer and after the usual buSi-
ness the hostess ScFV d tasty
luncheon
Mrs Mamie Hall ~ 1862 In
vcneSS - lll Al her home and
the members WISH hcr speedy
recovery The next meeting
VIII be AZ 1920 Ohio. ihe presi-
dents home Emma l. Reid
president and + Esters, report
ar.
Nj and Mrs Preston TAYLOR
and their Young son DAVID of
5789 Woodrow will VISIT cla
tiveS and friends in Atlanta.
Georgia and New Orleans La
during the month Of JULY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

Columbia, 60 the post in 1922
appointed by President Theodore
Roosevelt in 1902 Henry Lin
coin Johnson. appointed by
President Taft in 1910: Arthur
G. Free appointed by President
Harding in 1922. jefferson $
Coage, appointed by President
Hoover in 1890 Dr.. William j
ThonpkinS appointed by Pros
Rev Marshall l. Shepard, APP
ldcnt Roosevelt, in 1884. and the
pointed by Presidcnt Roosevelt
in 1914
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
'lONROE NEWS
BY Winifred Covinqion

The Camp Fire group. with
Mrs J. Y. Covington as leadec
gave baby Showcr for thcn
assistant leader Mrs Marion
Game Brown Friday night at
the home Of Mrs Covington
The affair was largely attended
by both girls and parents MIS-.
Brown received many lovely
gifts for the coming baby
Misses Doris Game and Thcl-
ma CoWngton had Joint birth
day party Saturday Nav IL at
the home Of Miss Game The
Younger set had an enjoyable
time
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
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Go-GcttorS met with Mrs. Rat
cliff Of 4f1 PalmcrSton on Mon
day evening There was Joint
program held. The next meet
ING Circle met with Mrs
of Mrs. II NJ Reynolds OF 44O
Beechwood.
The Twin City Darcus Sew
ing Circle met with Mrs.
Crimes Of 18th 81 The Nom
bcrs discussed plans foi a tea
and program in the neal future,
The next meeting VIII be IN
the home Of Mrs Mary Ivory
of 1867 18th ST
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
CONGRATULATIONS
SINGING TOURS

Tho DuPre Victorian c h DIR
momhers derive a great deal Of
p'e re from singing on their
naer concerts To the layman,
s1eA celestial events may seem
~ Title terrestrial importance
ArGallv music has many
to-earth- aspects. but at
peen, the choir is walking on
rs they prepare 10 make the
f tour OF the season They
I'll 10 Benton Harbor. Michigan
IN June 18th, South Bend. Indi-
apa on the l4th and Chicago,
Illinois on the 18th. AS per us
VI We shall accompany tn e
cun on this tour Sometimes
lots OF fun to be Press
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
E:CORSE:
Milo Gasion. ediior

Memorial Day was quiet and
cool IN the TWln Cities. III,
accidents were few, as usual, ON
the West Side Only one, in
voiVing Johnnie McPhaul was
reported at the local hospital a
lttlc Glowing. and the fast
gears of a motorcycle registered
that case
The TACT that il was cool
day kept most Twin City resi-
dents home The bad weather
probably Kept accidents low all
over the country
On the day after Memorial
Day the police of our two critics
we've kept busy Numerous ar
rests We're made. most of them
drunks and street braWls One
loffccI who was badly SCARED,
states he would as soon tackle
ten men as one woman. cspc-
Iciallv if they are all like the
one nc had 10 carry down Sat
udaY night
HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE
The Housewives League held
hts first anniversary last sun
dav at the { J. Miller school
1t was success with about 100
persons. mostly women, present.
Officers include Mrs Hi,
1 Mis-. Hlghtower Mrs Pollard.
Mrs. Jones. Mrs Pendlclon.
/ Mrs Sparkman and Mrs j {.
| Walls. Interesting speeches we've
made by members after winch
i tea and cookies We're served,
Among the men present were
( MCSsrS Hagemdn. Jones. spark
man. Collins. and Williams, of
flcer Peter Johnson. and the
Rev. Nelson Prior.
| AMERICAN LEGION
The chairman OF the enter
tainnent committee OF the Le-
eIon post. Mrs. Matte johnson
Ils very proud OF the assistance
gwen her by the other ladies
I OF the unit IN helping make a
success of the recent banquet
! Members Of many other posts
were present and similar al
fairs are planned for the iu-
turC.
DoWNRIvER COUNTRY CLUB
A gala rcd dress ball attract
ed scores Of local socialllcS on
the evening of May 30, as me
4 club entertained az the Fratci-
nuy Hall The evening was
highhghted by games. music,
dancing and chicken dinners
Among the clubs guests were
Mrs. Lake Stafford, Lemon Wi
/ hams. Miss Bessie immersion
Mr.. Coleman, and Mrs. Marie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
BIRTH

MI and MIS- Glover Round
tree. Of $50 Pamcrston an
nounce the birth Of a girl IN the
Kirwood Hospital ON May 26
Mother and daughter ave doing
nicely at home now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
WEDDING

For. stella Baltimore and Maude
Sinkheld were united in mar
rage on SUNDAY june by the
Rev. l. X FcWs al 1851 18th
St EeorSe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

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HAPPY DAYS
Laura and Bob Moseley Of
T,umbull Avenue have just cell
a,rated their sixth anniversary
and are happier as the days go
by
NAL CELEBRATION
In commemoriation OF til cir
i 1hdays Charles Byrd and
Marvin DuPre were honored al
narty given by Chuck's moth
and the DuPre' Victorian
tbon last Friday night There
we're gifts galore. Among them
vss Bulova watch given to
rburs by his mother and a
figured check for Marvin from
,5c choir and his intimate
r,cnds Special guests were the
Metropolitan Vocalairs. Mr.. and
Mn +. c. Hall OF Chicago, Mr.
and Mrs Joseph Andrews, Mrs.
MAN Tisdale and Mrs. l.. A.
Hall
GLOBE TROTTERS
MR. and MRS. JAMES AMOS
NJ wexford Avenue spent last
week end in Canada. DOROTHY
pTll ~ Ecorse went to Spring
leld Ohio. for a few days with
son,c of her many friends DO
rIS BROWN OF Bridgeport,
OHIO is visiting friends here
in ihp Motor City. And MA
RAM GRETCHEN is the house
quest n Wylene Bailey Of High
lsnd Park
crFAKING VOWS
nh vou know that PAULINE
ErLLFY. daughter Of Mr.. and
NJ, Bethlehem, was recently
rs I TO Jason c, Arlington?
Tgro lived heer in Detroit
d aW wears and was So
r- Worker connected with the
rcd Cross The current opin-
ien that Jason. the New
vo,t Radio technician. could
r., have been more lucky for
~ has chosen very fine
unr lady Tor his bride Paul
M the sister and SiStcr-in
l.V ~ the Allen Carriers The
netons are making their
home n New York City.
CONGRATULATIONS
" vlsh 10 congratulate the
rcmnc Of the Club Nacircma.
7ac have Just celebrated their
,5ir Anniversary Also earning
c,n1 S for the Public Service
SHon CKLW They have
d celebrated their 18th An
3ay in it's public service
70 tho community. Canada and
n,ernationally.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
SICK LIST

SICK LIST
Mrs Mary Elem of 18th St
Ecorse is very M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
Lane

Lane.
The next club meeting VIII
be ON June "a. at 28l Campbell
I'm River Rouge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
RiUer Rouge
POPPY SALE
GREAT SUCCESS
BY Ethel Tucker

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

RunorS are FLYING that J0va
Shcrul former Duke Ellington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07
OTHER NEWS OF INTEREST

The 18th Grade girls won
their baseball game m the River
Rouge High School gym over
the 18th Grade girls with a
score OF IA 10 7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

Call your news in to VI ?
1859 before Monday Noon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-07

Kew lacul.cs NJ ( oerv.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
Truman Will Ask For Speed On Marshall Plan
(By Jack Bell)

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman may appeal to Congress in his forthcoming state of the union message to speed up its Marshall plan schedule to avert a possible spring crisis in Europe.
 Mir. Truman is known to have been told by his Capitol Hill lieu tenants that, under present cir cumstances, final Congressional action on the long range European recovery program is not likely to come before the stop-gap relief law approved by the special ses- sion expires March 3l.
 Under the terms of this act, all commitments must be made be- fore that date. Whether there is any money left for spring relief work depends on the rate at which it is spent during the winter.
 In any event, the stopgap pro gram applies only to France, Italy and Austria in Europe, leaving the needs of other countries un- filled until Congress decides what it wants to do about the long-range proposal.
 As evidence that there may be a spring crisis in Europe, admins tration' experts point to develop
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
Entire Jet Fighter Force Training In Alaska

WASHINGTON, (P) - The air force has put an entire jet fighter squadron into Alaska "for the first mass tactical operation" of the high speed warplanes in the Arc tic outpost.
 It said today the 94th squadron of P-80-B fighters had arrived at Ladd Field, near Fairbanks, to be- gin six months training operations. A fighter squadron usually is com posed of about 24 aircraft.
 The assignment of the 94th for the long training period in the Arctic apparently is in line with the air force program of combin- ing training with garrisoning of the strategic northern defense area.
 By rotating crews and airplanes in units of squadrons on training assignments in the north, the air force is able to maintain an in terim defense system, pending the time when the permanent organi- zation reaches its full Cbut unan- nounced strength in Alaska. For the last year, B-29 units as well as fighter squadrons have been given training assignment in Alaska to familiarize air and ground crews
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29

mentS in Greece. There the Com munists have moved to convert their guerrilla fighting into a full fledged civil war by setting up their own government which may get recognition from neighboring, Russian-dominated states.
 The four-year seventeen billion dollar aid plan which the Presi- dent submitted to the special ses- sion on its closing day contem- plates a start April l so there would be no gap between it and the relief program.
 To meet this schedule as nearly as possible, the administration is expected to ask that any author ization legislation permits the Re- construction Finance Corporation to advance funds until actual ap- propriation bills can be passed.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
KEN RANK CALLED TO STATES BY PARENTS ILLNESS

Ken Rank was called to the States Saturday due to the serious illness of both father and mother who were taken to the hospital on Christmas Eve. Dr. T. Morcom, well known here is physician for the elderly couple who visited here year ago.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29

with problems there.
 Commanded by It. Col Donald E. Hillman of Seattle, the 94th squadron is a unit of the tactical air commands 1st fighter group Ca group is Composed of three squad rons), based at March Field, Calf.
 Because the planes will encoun- ter temperatures ranging down to 65 degrees below zero, they have been given special authorization" treatment.
 The air force did not expand its reference to the first mass tacti- cal operation of jet aircraft in the Arctic" However, it may be as sumed that in addition to the training for air and ground crews in servicing and flying more than a score of jet planes in Arctic cold, those responsible for strategy will have a definite interest in the oper- ationS. /
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
MRS. JENNIE THOMPSON TO VISIT IN FAIRBANKS

Mrs. Jennie Thompson, left for Fairbanks Saturday night, where she will visit friends for a while before returning to Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29

OAK RIDG-- TE4T=35EE. had the highest birth rate of any city in the United States at the wartime peak Of atomic research there, according to the Encyclo- paedia Britannica l947 Book of the Year.
The Nome nugget., 1947-12-29
SON BORN TO MIR. AND MRS. DAN JONES

Charlie Jones is in receipt of a wire today that he is the grand father of a boy born this morning at one o'clock to MT. and Mrs. Dan Jones at Fairbanks. The youngest Jones weighed in at 6 pounds, four ounces, and both he and his mother are reported doing nicely. Dan Jones is attending the University of Alaska, completing his studies which were interrupted by service during the war.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
LEO A. ROVER, CLARENCE @. PECHA.
eek. Attorneys fer Caveaters.
JOSEPH d. MALLOY, Attorney for

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co
iumbsa ata,Hol.ding 9. Probate c1urs~Ian
ing New Date for Trial and Providing for
Publication.-The notification as to the
trial Of the issues in this case relating
to the validity of the paper writing dated
the 18th day of May, 1941, purporting
to be the Last WIN and Testament Of
returned as 70 Thorvald solbers, Use a.
Philip L. Koch and derhardt C. Koch
Not To Be Found 1t is by the Court
this goth day Of March, AID. 1947.
ORDERED: That said issues be set down
and that this Order and the substance
Of said issues be published once week
for four successive weeks in the Wash
ington Law Reporter and twice Q week
for the same period in. The Evening
IS follows: One: Was 81 the ss'I paper aeS wrisins
nled In this Court bearing the afore..
VIII and Testament Of Beatrix A. Bickel
deceased, yalidly revoked By the testatrix
herself. or in her presence and by her
obliterating the same? Two: Was the
said Beatrix A. Bickel at the time she
made the alterations appearing on said
paper writing. bearing the aforesaid date,
Of sound and disposing mind and capable
ton s 9f ss s, ezissinE viii psss or Con
We consent: LEO A. ROVER. CLARENCE
G. PECHACEK, Attorneys for CaveAtors.
JOSEPH p. MALLoY, Attorney for
gssss T5ss bssuts tS0Ps H:esssf Asss & Nh. MyIM oT
the District Of Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. mh31,ap2,7, .23.
Evening star., 1947-04-09
Toke My Word for 1t
By Frunk Colby

Glendale-According to the die
ttonaries there is no such word as
"folks." But I doubt II more than
one in 10 say "folk," and when they
do, it sounds affected.-R. j. D.
Answer fear you must have an
obsolete dictionary, for the plural
folks" is shown by practically all
the modern dictionaries In my IL
brary. Folks" is an especially good
Americanism In the meaning OF
"the members of ones own family.
Also, folks" is the proper plural OF
"folk" In designating more than one
racial group. For example. one may
speak of German folk, or French
folk. But in speaking OF the two,
it is correct to say 1.-The German
and French folks Cor peoples)."
Los Angeles-Please explain the
meaning of the word physicist, ana
give the correct pronunciation
G.. l.. B.
Answer-As 1t is most often used
today, the word physicist designates
one who is versed in physics or
natural science, as the scientists who
developed the atomic bomb. The
pronunciation is: FTzz-i-sist. To
me, physicist, and especially the
plural physicists, is one Of the un-
loveliest sounding words in English
it suggests "a specialist In fizz."
@. am employed in the Office OF
an escrow company. Each day I
have to hand papers to my employer
to be . what? Acknowledged
Notaried? NotaFized?-J. N.
Answer-The customary American
term is "notarized." Until recently.
purists, like my fusty old assistant,
DR.. Etaoin Shrdlu, screamed out
ragged protests at the verb to nota-
rize. But they did not succeed in
shouting the word down, despite its
irregular (unclassicaD origin. The
verb to notarize now. has full sane
ton In Merriam Webster's, Funk &
Wagnells, the New Century, etc.
| tcopyright. the Bell Syndicate. Inc. 1947)
Evening star., 1947-04-09
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Evening star., 1947-04-09
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Evening star., 1947-04-09
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Evening star., 1947-04-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
FARMs FOR SALE (centinuedl i.

AUCTION SALE-Ideal. vell-watered, 460-
TWO tenant houses. cement silo, large cat
from re oavn Wsshinsson, hhs {. near MsrIsnton.
ton April iess. ii am, For fyrshsrs fyrssl5n in
" PISns SnsSAAs-x a|sSs 400 'sMs4soo: X: III so4
n serss Win 'h oid s.story frame isrnhoIse.
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% snd a,ae s aeasS mssal 1sss T10
e s1.hsins orsSasd; a. ca Ms5s5 MsSss LfRs SSaa "a 4
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full virginia Piedmont. 30 miles from WASH
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buildings include 8 houses, cattle Darn.
horse barn. machine sheds ana @ snseD tr pasr; :;
shown By sPpo,nntment; clear e e. dsstt sts9a a1S
usssss ss 4 .AnSsnSsie Va At the M end e
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An
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S2o1ca Go aPos Subdivision III TRAcT with long
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slope to the sewer line ct the foot OF tne tne
$1,000 per acre. MASON HIRsT, EXCLUSIVE f a
iumbfa f pike. Phone Alex. 6s12. Closed
$3.50. h cash; vacant: 40 a., 8 r.; barn;
on hard road, close-in Chs5les Co.; closing 4n,s
II r. RYON co. 36l7 18th, GE: = 5l4o:=
Evening star., 1947-04-09
This
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STUDEBAKER 1889 Commander; heater;
Solz ys 1si7 NE nI.nansv Ss5s champion
sedan, never driven; 500 special radio i
air-conditioner and heater, ciimasiffsr LII tier
lfahss hiilhoidsr; aia!s s., ,oes. aes no. S 7s7G.
STUDEBAKER 1947 5-passenger gray
coupe; HOO miles; private owner; radio ie,
heater. seat covers: etc; $3.50 OF bes' m
sTypEBAKEK ieS7 4.d9o1; As IL Ma ssos or Va
STUDEBAKER 1882. cabr.; mechanically
perfect. tires and battsrye sa3ye almost new
sTTGiDEBAKER STU 1s4i de luxe chsmpion
coach. excel. cond.; $1,000. ROPER
WILLIS VIII ie4i tAmerican) sedan, splendid
cond,; S795; consider terms. ROPER,
Wills WIZ IS JEEP aHs isse. ns low mileage; like
at any time. Call FA. 2663. 10
WMLYS brand-new en%ginss, % complete. ,
terms as low as S25 down; limited amount
Act now. MITCHELL'S MOTORS, INC.
80 III st, ne. *