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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
TAM GOES TO TRIAL
BEFORE JUDGE SCALLEN

DR.. H. (. Tam. OF 223 Horton.
who is free on $4,000 bond and
facing three charges growing out
of alleged abortions. was sched-
uled TO go on trial before Judge
John p. Seallen in Recorders
Court. Wednesday.
He is being represented bY Ed
ward Barnard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
OPERATE ON
BILBO MOUTH

NEW ORLEANS la Senator
elect Theodore BiDo was under
tho sun gcon knife more than
two hours MoNdav la Touro In
f,marv here rs D. Alton ocf
nor operated on his generous
mouth
Hospital attendants are said 70
have reported that the hate-n M
gers condition was very saus-
factnrv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
Negro Babe Ruth"
Dies After Stroke

PITTSBURGH 49, Josh Gibson,
one OF baseball's greatest Negro
home run kings, died OF stroke
al his mothers home Tuesday
Gibson was the top hitter oil
the Negro National League lie
was often called the Babe Ruth
of Negro Baseball" His batting
with $50 for 80 games.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
TALK FILIBUSTER TO
KILL CLOTURE RULE

WASHINGTON DC (NNPA)
"A filibuster against new anti
filibuster rule is being threatened
in the Senate as various moves TO
curb the privilege Of endless talk
are being discussed.
II appears that the Senate
Committee on Rules and Admin
stration will bring in recon-
mcndation for a cloture rule that
will require the signatures OF only
q majority Of the Senator'S to end
filibustcr.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25

|,co9orc md the cutting OF
Ihn Rush. 81. OF 26709 w. War
r. The rgo men were attacked
farewell party late Thursday
chi FOX Anna Mae Wo6dson, 81,
] 1891 Log Cabin at $500 Cam
ton
lex Three
Police are seeking three other
krsons. who are believed TO have
ben connected with the crimes
b who are reported 10 have es-
bped in a 1912 Chevrolet sedan.
|.lss Woodson was leaving for
ago on the $40 am. train
blday Police held up the de-
bBurc Of the train while Detec-
Larry Bleach and Fred
oyScr went through the train
4 p.cNcd her up.
bot In Hip
4 IA young CONAN. Miss Cath
b. Bail. %. Of 1929 Goddard,
shot nvstcriously in the right
n eh,lc visiting the home of a
II bend on Friday evening. Police
Halding two men. and seeking
FUd who is accused Of having
n q the shot
Pile shooting took place at
50 Name, while Miss Ball was
Hg on a bed repairing her
y ke-up Men held are Arthur
Cal and Cornell Thomas. both
RI ,he Maine street address.
FUNDED BY Thugs
Wandering around with q bad
laeerated eye and a possible
1eiure Of the skull. Malree
pwn. 40. Of es4 Alfred. is be-
Fed 10 have been attacked by
PCS who sought in vain TO rob
- Michigan Scrap Metal Co.
ds early Monday morning
ers Brown works.
Brown was robbed of $50 The
glars ransackcd the scrap
pany Office but failed TO open
safe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
TAFT PLEDGES
AID TO SLUM
CLEARANCE

WASHINGTON. D C. A
pledge TO lead the Congressional
Shit for Ear reaching federal
housing and Stun clearance law
was made this week by Hepuh-
ucan Senate Leader Robert A.
Taft Of Ohio
Taft who Joined in the last
session Of Congress in the spon-
sorShip Of the Wagner Ellender-
Taft bill. told the US. con-
ference Of mayors that free en-
tcrprisc had failed 70 meet the
housing problem and that fed.
eral subsidies were needed for
low-cost homes.
LIMITS PROGRAM
He believes that the govern
men, program should be limit
cd 70 one tenth ~ the total
number Of homes needed.
II IS probable that the Battle
over housing legislation wll
completely transcend party lines.
with conservative Dem Ocrat
and Republicans lined up
against proeressiyeS Of both
parties
BILL BLOCKED
Passagc 81 the Waruo Ellcn-
der-Tatt BIN IN the LAS. session
was hlockcd hv ast-I1wn - ks
of powerful Republican ROM
hcrs n the House Currency and
Banking Committee
TaftS proposals ae strongly
opposed by the CONSERVATIVES
bloc m Congress-, which calls
them socialism.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
KILL ONE, HURT THREE in
MYSTERIOUS LOCAL GRIMES

Unexplained crimes of violence this week topped the
lice news as authorities sought the persons who murder
Il a man and injured another two and woman.
Twelve persons are being held and three are being
resnlt OF the killing Of Frank DavY 40. 978
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25
R7RY
Buddy Young Turns Pro Says West Coast Reporter
RUMOR BUDDY YOUNG SIGNED
TO YANKEE FOOTBALL TEAM

Buddy Young spectacular young football star Of the
1917 Rose Bowl game appeared to have turned pro tins
week when simultaneously reported that he would
appear i'm football game in Los Angeles, sponsored by
Joe nnis and John r Williams and that be bad faled to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-01-25

HERMAN TALMADGE A STO0GE
OF INTERESTS, AUTHOR SAYS

Herman Talmadge, who claims to be governor Of Geor
ga, is tool of banks power company. and maker Of
soft drinks according to Stetson Kennedy. author Of
southern Exposure writing in Sunday IS p NJ.
Kennedy says that Herman has admitted that this is
the case II says that Herman onlg nomnally his
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Evening star., 1947-10-26

j Super Cushions for your present car
get Super Cushions for your present car, your
Goodyear dealer now. He's getting them in steadily
increasing quantities, though not fast enough to take
care of the huge demand.
But come in today and order your new Super
Cushions The you place your order the
you'll be able to enjoy wonderful new kind of ride
on this wonderful new kind of tire
Evening star., 1947-10-26
ber- Cushion by Goodyear greatest tire advarcf

Bigger, softer tire runs on only
"a pounds of air; gives incredibly
smoother ride, greater mileage
and safety, better car handling
MANY LEADING AUTO MAKERS switching to a
lVl new kind of tire for their latest cars.
In 1948, this tre-the Super Cushion by Goodyear
will be standard equipment on large share of Amer
cas best-known automobiles.
Why did auto makers so quickly adopt this bigger
softer tire? Because their tests shoWed that made
remarkable improvement in the performance and oper
alton of their cars. Because they call it the biggest
advance the tire industry has seen in Is yearsP'
To understand what Super Cushions will do for
your car read what the auto engineers found out when
they tested this new kind of tire.
First tire to lick lateral shock
After their first Super Cushions the engineers
were openly excited.
Really absorbs lateral shock they said. "No tire
ever did it satisfactorily before'
Auto makers previously had done wonders to cush-
ion cars against vertical (up-and-down) shock. But
till this moment, car makers-and tire makers-had
never been able to conquer lateral crosswise shock
hod been one of eaO major problems yet to be licked
in the modern motor car!
To the engineers the result of this triumph ap
parent. 1t meant that from would give
not only an infinitely better ride, but would handle
much better. Drivers would get wonderful new
feeling of ease and security at the wheel There would
Evening star., 1947-10-26

engineer reported 't hugs the road better. You
to float in and out of traffic You get feeling of
security and stability at the wheel-of sure, eortless
control. This is especially evident sharp curves.
"On a small car Super-Cushions give the riding
comfort and feeling of security you get in big car
And on big car they add the final touch to easier
riding and handling"
The engineers also pointed out that bigger softer
Super-Cushions did wonders for the appearance of
any car-large or small.
Outlast best standard tires
''We have confirmed Goodyear's report that Super
Cushions give more mileage than the best standard
tires" another engineer stated.
There are two principal reasons:
First Super Cushions run cooler so they build up
less pressure on the road. And heat of course, is
major cause of tire failure.
Second these softer tires roll with the punch"
They're much harder to cut bruise Naturally, this
means they have greater blowout resistance.
Evening star., 1947-10-26

Your car of shock land down Qe and
lateral eh Conventional tires and springs absorb
and down shock produced the SperCus
on lateral the things yet to be licked in the
modern
PIowly Cushions soak both kinds of shock, give
unbeievably ride better handling and
tear on your carl
Evening star., 1947-10-26

be less wear and tear on the car-longer car life!
Gives unbelievably smooth rio.
The Super Cushion an altogether bigger tire It's
softer tire.
Because it's SO much bigger it holds greater vol
ume of air And because it holds air, it sup
port the weight with less air pressure Super
Cushions take only "a pounds of pressuren contrast
to % and 80 in most conventional tires.
So this softer tire yields witt every shock-up-ond-
don and crosswise 1t smoers out big bumps and little
jars, fows easily and softly ouer road Irregularities
NeUer has tire given such smooth ride!
NATURALLY you can tell the difference when you hit
cobbestones, car tracks shoulders, the engineers
reported. "But the amazing thing is that you get
notceably smoother ride on good roads, too-even
on newly laid concrete"
Cuts car maintenance costs
''Pilowy Super Cushions soak up vibration' they
said "On long, high-speed runs, test drivers found
this made extraordinary difference in how they felt
at the end of the day. Drivers whose cars were
equipped with Super Cushions were less fatigued than
those who ran on harder, smaller tires"
And fatigue is by no means the only thing overcome
by this reduced shock and vibration There's less stress
and every part of your cor-trom front bumper
to rear. Result: Fewer repair bills Fewer rattles
Longer life for your car!
Safer, easier car handling
'When car is equipped with Super Cushions, one
The guardian., 1947-08-09
COVER CAMBRIDGE
ByE G sHPMAN
ByE. G. sHIPMAN

Nine. A. E. Archibold, 1884
Brookline st, well known beau
tician, will enjoy the weekend
in Graston, VT, where she will
attend the wedding Of Miss Ida
May Clay to Alfred w. Jackson
which takes place in the First
Baptist church at high noon
Saturday. Following the cero-
mony a reception will be held al
D. F. Turner's Journeys End. :"
Joseph Brown, 38 Copley St.,
celebrated his Both birthday the
last part of July at his home
surrounded by a number Of hts
old friends, and al lspent an
enjoyable evening.
Mrs. r. Eta Dorsey, IA Cop
ley St., week-ended in Randolph,
Mass, the guest of a long time
intimate friend, Mrs. Ida Bur
dich, who has a lovely garden
whree the two enjoyed each
others company chatting of BY
gone days.
Guy Johnson, 333 Walden St.,
N Cambridge, very Ill from some
time at the hospital, returned
home last week fully recovered.
Mrs. Westina Fortess, ia Co.
lumbia st., just getting into nor
mmal condition after many
months illness, left this week
on a vacation tour. Her first
stop will be Cleveland, Ohio, to
visit a sister, thence to New
York City, Philadelphia and At
lantic City. In the latter two
cities she will be the guest of her
cousins, She is expected home
after Labor Day.
Mrs. Mamie Jeffries, IA Copley
st. returned last week from a
ten-day trip during which she
visited her birthplace in South
Carolina, the home Of her aunt,
Mrs. James Hackett, who is
blind. She also stopped in New
York City to visit her daughter
Mrs. j. Wright.
The guardian., 1947-08-09

Apex Beauty Products are manufac.f
tured with the utmost care to give YOU
the ultimate in performance every time
you use them. A free booklet by
Madame Sara S. Washington describ.
ing Apex Cosmetics will be sent TO you
on request These superIative prepara.
tions are on sale everywhere in Drug
Stores and at Apex Beauty Salons
The guardian., 1947-08-09
SPRINGFIELD

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. -- After
graduating in a class of three as
graduate nurses from the Wes-
son Memorial Hospital, Miss An
ma Henderson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Crusoe Henderson of
Walnut st., and Miss Carrie
Pinckney, daughter Of Benja-
min Wright of Rochelle ST., are
remaining on the nursing staff
of that hospital. At present
there are FIVE colored student
nurses at the hospital, namely,
Misses Sarah Yerrell of New
Haven, Ruby McPhail Of Anson-
ia, Ernestine Watts Of Pitts
burgh, Emma Wynn of West
Springfield, Mass, and Alice
Brown Of this city. The Rev.
Charles Saunders, assistant pas
tor Of the Union Baptist Church,
will be the guest speaker Sun
day at the Third Baptist Church
for the Improvement committee.
He is a Morehouse graduate and
a student at the Hartford Theo-
logical Seminary. Mrs. E. D. Caf-
fee, Jr., with her three children,
was here from Philadelphia vis-
iting with friends. Her husband
was formerly pastor Of the Third
Baptist Church at Suffeld,
Conn. Leslie Jackson took a two
week vacation motor trip
through the West and to Chi
cago where, where he took his
mother, Mrs. ZeIa Jckson, home
after a visit here. Mrs. Ada
Mcbride has returned from q
vacation spent with her hus-
band Pvt. Harry Mcbride, at
Fort sills, Oklahoma City. Prof.
Marshall Allen, A Lincoln Uni
versity graduate, now dean Of
boys at the Palmer Memorial
Institute at Sedalia, N. c., is at
tending the summer session
here at the Springfield College.
MiNdss Henrietta Suits of ra-
do fame and q member of the
Suits Sisters Quartette of New
York City. is here for the sum-
mer with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel Suits of Alden st.
Mrs. Katheryne Jones, social
worker, for several weeks has
conducted Bible School for the
Third Baptist Church at the
Walnut Street Social Center
The Rev N. s. Mcleod, who
came here a year ago from New
Rochelle, N. Y.t is pastor of the
| Seventh Day Adventist Church,
now worshipping at $50 Union
ut. The members recently pur-
chased a church at the corner
The guardian., 1947-08-09

Mrs, Edward Williams and
son, Justin, of AIT Broadway
have just returned after three
weeks motor trip visiting rela-
tives and friends in Memphis
Tenn, Chicago, ILL.,, and Cleve-
land Ohio.
william winston of Trenton
N. j. has been visiting his
brother-in-law, Atty. Ray W.
Guild. Mr.. Winston is the only
colored policeman in Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis E. Pasco,
Sr. and their son Rev. Wendell
Pasco, home from his pastoral
charge in the West, spent an
evening with Mrs. Rosalie Carter
of Broadway last week. Rev.
Pasco will be the speaker at St.
Cyprian's church in Boston,
Sunday.
Miss Maia Johnson is just
home from a two weeks vacation
at the Y. w. C.. A. camp near
New London, Conn.
Miss Lillian Tynes will spend
the rest Of her vacation in Vir-
ginia visiting an aunt.
Milton Cunliffe, Jr., who is a
senior at Maharry Medical
school is vacationing at the
home Of his mother, Mrs. Char
lotte Cunliffe.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Parker
of Fountain st., Roxbury, were
weekend guests of Cambridge
relatives last week, having just
returned home from a trip to the
midwest where they visited
their daughter and son-in-law
in Detroit, and relatives and
friends in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Tynes of Wal
den St., are at Oak Bluffs for
their vacation having left We'd
nesday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe c. Sim
mons of Chicago are expected to
be Cambridge visitors shortly.
Mr.. Simmons is a feature writer
for the Chicago Tribune. They
will be guests of Mr.. Simmons
in-laws, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Merch-
ant. of 425 Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs, Nelson Ambush
(Shigao Sato) of Springfield,
Mass, had a most delightful
week in this city when they
came over to see theri relatives
The guardian., 1947-08-09
W. MedfOrd

CONTINUED irons Page Three
tors Of the West Medford Com
munity Center met last Monday
at the Center and from this
meeting is gathered that plans
for an annual event is aabout to
spring. Watch this column for
the complete details of this. Last
week the Lend-a- Hand Club Of
West Medford went for their an
nual outing which was held at
Billerica, Mass. and needless to
say grand time was had by all
present.
SPORTS; Well, at long last
the single men of this ole town
got their batting eyes all sharp
ened and they managed to eke
out an eight to seven victory
over their perennial arch rivals,
namely the married men Of the
community Another such game
Sunday, that is, if Ray Parham
is ready to do the twirling as he
will be opposed by yours truly in
one Of their famed duals. See
you then. Last Sunday there was
a tennis match of some note at
the Tennis Courts but your COR
respondent arrived upon the
scene much too late to record
any Of the activities but perhaps
there will be another soon.
MISC: At this time your West
Medford reporter takes a
breather to thank Mabray
Kountze for his usual efficient
manner in editing the column
in my absence and we sincerely
hope that he enjoys his vacation
as he has really served this ole
town well in keeping them in
formed Of all the doings in these
diggings 1t looks as If the read
ers of his column will have tx
bear with a poor SUBSTITUTE fol
the time being at least. A lat,
news flash tells of a promising
young applicant for the MedforC
Police Department who has re
Gently passed his physical ant
from all indications he will b
appointed sometime in the Fall
The young man in question &
none other than the recen
bridegroom in the person Of I'D
gar Smith Of Jerome st. Now i
the time for all the civic organi
cations to do their part and SCI
that this young veteran is ap
pointed. Well, that's all 70,
this week, folks. See you mex
week and also Mr.. x.
J is in the Offering for next week
The guardian., 1947-08-09

Of Bay and Princeton SITS. The
Rev Hugh A. Rogers, who sue
ceeded the late Rev. E. D. Caffee
sr. as pastor Of the Third Bap-
tist Church here, after tender
ing his resignation, preached his
farewell sermon TO a large gath
ering at the morning service
held at the Buckingham School
Auditorium, July 81. Miss Helen
Worthy Holt was in Boston on
Sunday and attended the recep-
ton by the DR.. c. w. Harrisons
The guardian., 1947-08-09

at 1874 Franklin st. In the com
pany of friends they motored
through the BerkshireS, visited
Lenox, Gloucester, Salisbury
Beach and even up to New
Hampshire. They also enjoyed
the all day OCEAN trip to Prov
incetown.
Miss Mary Marshall, daughter
of Mrs. Ruth Wods Marshall, Of
1874 Franklin ST., had a vaca-
tion of two weeks at the Red
Barn CY camp at Humarock
Mass, and reports a wonderful
time.
The guardian., 1947-08-09
MASS. AVE. BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. A. Rogers Williams,
Minister

Sunday: 1O:45 A. M. Morning
worship; $3.50 P. M. missionary
service, the speaker, Evangelist
Smart Of Boston.
Friday: 8 P. M. Prayer meet
ing. Members were happy to
greet Marvin WitherS at services
last Sunday. Christian friends
are asked to join with us in Of
fering prayers for Mrs. Alice B.
Stems who is seriously i'll in the
hospital.
The guardian., 1947-08-09
Beauty Hints
Beauty Hints by Nine Temple
LITTLE BEAUTY TIPS
BY NINA TEMPLE
HMHHnHMmHHwmHHmHHEHnRHHT

Beauty Hints by Nine Temple
LITTLE BEAUTY TIPS
Dry skin needs cream and a
lot Of it continually. When you
place the rouge in your cheeks,
dip the finger n the cold cream
Jar and work it into the rouge.
This viii blend the color as we'll
as help the skin. Also when you
use the lip stick, work cold cream
over the lips. This not only en-
hances the beauty Of the lips
making them more softly allu-
ring, but prevents them from
becoming harsh and cracked.
Again, use a bit of cream around
the eyelids. This gives a dewy
effect as we'll as protects the fine
skin of the eyes from forming
these tiny wrinkles that speak
Of age and late hours.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-15
Shower To Equip
Girl Scout Cabin

Mr.. and Mrs. Durus c. Hotel
have given the Sandy Spring Girl
Scout Association a 5 year lease
on stone house and outdoor fire
place on the back part of their
farm for the girls to use for out
door activities. This was a very
generous gift and the scouts want
to equip the cabin so that they
can use it this spring and summer.
There will be a shower at St.
Luke's Parish Hall, Brighton on
Tuesday, May 20 at $3.50 p M.
to help the girls get the needed
equipment. Feeling that many peo-
pie have Implications in their
household equipment in good con-
dition, yet fearful of getting 5
can openers and no cake turner's,
for instance, the girls are sug-
costing that interested persons
phone Mrs. R. Brooke Farquhar
III at Ashton 1851 and tell her
what you plan to bring.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-15
Democratic Rally
At NOrbeck Monday

Approximately 600 Democratic
women from every part Of Mary
land are expected to attend the
annual spring rally and luncheon
Of the United Democratic Women's
Clubs of Maryland Monday May
1877 at the Manor Club at Norbeck.
Governor William Preston Lane,
Jr., will be the honor guest and
principal speaker. Among other
distinguished guests, will be Mrs.
Lane, Senator and Mrs. Willard e.
Tydings, Senator and Mrs. Herbert
X. 0'Conor.
Presidents Of the Western Mary
land Women's Democratic Clubs
will be hostesses for the affair
which will commence with lunch-
con being served at 1890.
Mr.. John White Of Prince
Georges County, former Speaker.
Of the Maryland House Of Dele
gates, will sing. Mrs. Genevieve
H. Wells of Silver Spring, chair
man Of the United Democrats
Women's Clubs, will preside.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-15
West County Citizens
Assn. Meets June 5

Thursday, June 5, mas been
selected for the first general meet
ing of the West Montgomery
County Citizens Association. 1t
will be held in the Jamestown
School at 8 P. M.
At the executive committee
meeting held May LIST at the home
of W. C. Hanson, the committee
voted to apply for membership in
the Montgomery County Civic
Federation. John D. Bowman,
Major George C. Vournas and e.
Clagett Jones were elected dele
gates.
The group voted to contact
County Commissioner Esworthy
about the bad condition of Piney
Meeting House Road, and for a
strict enforcement of the anti
dumping violation in the county.
Mrs. Randall H. Hagner, men,
bership chairman, presented the
named of 10 new members, who
were duly voted into full mem
bership.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1947-05-15
AAF Cadet Training
Open To Civilians

The first Army Air Forces avia-
ton cadet pilot training class since
VE-Day to be open to civilians as
well as to enlisted men from all
components of the Army will be-
gin July l at Randolph Field (San
Antonio), Texas, it was announced
today by Sgt. w. w. Loflin of the
local Army Recruiting Station, at
Rockville. Five hundred cadets will
be selected for the 52-week course
which leads to a commission and a
pilots rating in the Army Air
Forces.
Applicants must be unmarried
male citizens between 10 and 261s
and must have completed at least
two years of college study or be
able to pass a rigid written test
measuring the equivalent. Thor
ough physical examinations and
aptitude tests will be given before
assignment to classes.
Detailed information and neces-
sary application forms can be OBJ
tanned from Sgt. Lofiin in the Post
Office building, Rockville.