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Milford chronicle., 1947-04-11
HOUSTON

Church news for Sunday. April
Il: Church school at 10. Howard r.
Moore, superintendent. with Edwin
Prettyman, assistant. Preaching
at IL by Rev. w. J. Mckee Evening
services: Youth Fellowship meet
ing at 6:45 and preaching at 7:30.
The mid-week service on Wednes-
day night begins at the usual time.
7:30, and the Junior Choir rehear
sal at 3:45 Wednesday afternoon.
Afternoon meeting at Williams
Vile: Sunday school at 200 o'clock
and Divine Worship at 300 o'clock
by Rev. Mckee.
Easter Sunday was d glorious
day in our little community The
sunrise service was largely attend
ed, it being the first we have even
had. The new electric organ ar
rived in time for Easter and Mrs
Ethel McFaul Johnson gave fif-
teen-minute organ recital before
the early service and it was very
much enjoyed. The short Easter
program which the Sunday SchOO
put on for the little folks was very
interesting for the grOwn-ups as
we'll as the youngsters. and during
the morning worship the minister
christened the children. In the
evening d pageant entitled 20
Herod's Householder was given b!
the young. which was enacted yer!
splendidly. In all we think Easte
was quite day.
Mrs Emory Webb had the mis-
fortune on Sunda ymOrning TO fal
and sprain her ankle badly, but w
are glad to say it is much bette
ut this writing.
Sunday, April s. was not onl
Easter to little Miss Frances An
Sapp, only daughter of Mr.. an
Mrs. Frank Sapp. it was also he
second birthday anniversary. an
her maternal grandmother. Mrs
Irene Vinyard honOred her with
small party. Those who were i
attendance We're her paterna
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. o. I
Sapp. Mr.. and Mrs. Hummel Sapl
Mr.. and Mrs. George Simpson, Nj
and Mrs. David Vinyard and daugh
ter. Connie. Miss Ann Vinyard an
Nancy Carole ThistlewOOd. Re
freshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sapp an
family gave a dinner on Easte
Sunday i'll honor of their son
tDonalO Sth birthday which wa
April g. Those present were Mr.!
Margaret Sapp. Mrs Lille Farrov
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wechter
hiser, Mr.. and Mrs. William Sap
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-11

gave an interesting talk on the
different arts. AT the close of the
meeting the hostess served Il very
delicious repast and the meeting
adjourned until Tuesday night.
April 18th. when Mrs. Cora Satter-
field will be chairman and the
subject will be "Current Events.
1t will be the last meeting OF the
club until fall.
Mrs. Caldwell is now staying
with her daughter. Mrs. Emmett
Harrington.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-11
"Flying Cranes" Next

WASHINGTON a flying
crane" helicopter capable of lift
ing 20.000 pounds in tanks, trucks,
guns or other equipment across a
bridgclcsS river or setting them
down in relatively impenctrable
places is being developed by Il
manufactures in cooperation with
The Army Air Forces.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-11
On The Square!

SAN DIEGO. Calf. -(P)-Danc-
ers turned out in such numbers fol
an old-fashioned Square dance fes-
tival that 300 applicants were turn
ed away and the city recreation de-
partment. sponsoring the event
had to continue the festival through
an extra week
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-11
Canary Teams Up
With The Stork

NORMAN. Okla -(Al Jack Mat
lock. electrical engineering student
at the University of Oklahoma
startled fellow students when no
announced the stOrk had brought
him five more mouths to feed.
After receiving hearty congrat-
ulations, he explained his wife had
presented him with Withstand at
Jhe same time his canary hatched
three little peepSterS.
Milford chronicle., 1947-04-11

L. 5. farm acreage was increased
very little during World War II.
but increased yields per acre re-
suited in increasing farm produc-
lion by onethird.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
| HARTLEY Sc VEDNO
nj ZADOVOLJEN z
IDELAVSKIM ZAKONOM

PORTLAND, Ore, 8. oktobra
-Kongresnik Fred A. Hartley,
XII je skupaj senatorjem Rob-
ert Taftom ustvaril zloglasni
Taft-Hartleyev' zakon, je izja-
vii, da bo odprl kampanjo, da Sc
ojaci Taft-Hartleyev zakon 8
tenn, da Sc prepove piketiranje
in oviranje delavcev, XII zelijo
delati.
Hartley, XII je predsednik kon-
gresnega delavskega odbora, je
ma sestanku businessmen v
washingtonu in 0regonu izjavil,
da bo nova predloga potrebna,
da "nabrusi zobe sedanjemu "a
konu." Rekel je, da zakon Sc ved-
no nj dovolj ucinkovit v zadevi
piketiranja to pa da Sc bo po-
pravilo z dodatnim zakonom, po
katerem bo proti postavi prepre-
citi delavcu, da gre ma delo.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
.Ameriski kongres-
niki ma Obisku
p1.i Francu

MADRID, 9. oktobra-Dobro
obvesceni krogi pravijo, da so
trije republikanski kongresniki,
XII so Sc snoci 90 minut pogovar-
jail S spanskim diktatorjem
Francom, storili to kot "turi-
sti," ker da Jim je drzavni odde-
lex svetoval, maj ne obiskujejo
Franco kot uradni zastopniki
Zedinjenih drzav.
Kongresniki, XII so bill pri
Francu, so: Karl E.. Mundt il
South yDakote, Walter Judd il
Minnesota in Lawrence H. Smith
il Wisconsin,. Kongresniki MISC
hoteli povedati, kaj Jim je Fran
co povedal, pac pa so izjavili, da
bodo podali porocilo Washing
tonu.
Kongresniki so Sc odlocili, da
obiscejo Franco ma svojo lastno
roko navzlic temu, da je vecina
cd kongresnikov, XII preiskujejo
amerisko propaganda v Evropi,
bila proti temu, da sc poseti
Franco.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
Bandit rabil
pastorja "a Sccit

FINDLEY, O., 9. okt. - Tu
je bill danes zajet in kriticno ra-
njen neki bandit, XII je po are
taciji zbezal il policijske posta-
je, potem pa je v blizini episko-
paine cerkve skocil "a hrbet
pastorju John Evans Knox-u in
grozil, da bo duhovnika ustre-
ill, ako bi Sc mu kdo priblizal.
Vzelo je polno uro, predno Sc
je desperatnemu banditu prislo
v okom.
Neki drzavni patrolman sc
neopazeno splazil v cerkev in Sc
banditu priblizal cd zadaj, po-
tenn pa mani oddal strel. Strel
je bandita sicer zgresil, toda v
istem trenotku Sc je pastor vr-
gel mani. Pc kratkem ruvanju
je bandit zacel bezati in bill med
begom ustreljen v hrbet.
Obstreljeni bandit je 29-letni
Lindell Brown IL Granville, KY.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
Holandija ne zeli "
posredovanja z. n.
" 1ndoneziji

BATAVIA, 8. oktobra - Ho-
landski governor "a Indonezijo
dr.. Hubertus Van Nook je da-
mes izjavil, da ne vidi nobene po-
trebe, da bi Sc zunanje sile vme-
savale v Observation-Disclosures
odnosaje.
me vem, zakaj bi poizvedo-
vail "a nase motive ljudje, XII
prihajajo sem brez, da bi bill Sc
znanjeni z dejstvi in okolnost-
jo," je rekel Van Nook in pri-
stavil, da so akcije Zdruzenih
narodov preprecile ureditev te-
ga vprasanja 1ndonezije.
V zvezi z ukazom Zdruzenih
narodov, da Sc takoj preneha s
sovraznostmi (vojno, XII jo je
zacela Holandija proti Indone-
ziji, katero vojno pa Holandija
oznaca "a ''policijsko akcijo"),
pa je Van Nook rekel, da bi Ho-
landija do sedaj ze uredila "a
devo z Indonezijo, &c bi ne bilo
Varnostnega sveta, XII je posegel
vines.
"cas je, da Holandija preneha
z opravicili in da stori tisto, ka1
je prav."
Van Nook je izjavil, da ina
Holandija samo dobre namene v
Indoneziji (zato menda pobija
indonesko ljudstvo, XII 81 zeli po.
polno neodvisnost!D in da sc
predvojne Indie imele "najbolj'
SO upravo v Aziji."
''Kaj zelite, da storimo? All
maj to dezelo pustimo, da jo "a
jane kaos?" je vprasal Var
Nook.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
WALLACE KANDIDAT IA
PREDSEDNISKO NOMINA.
CLIO v CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES, 8. oktobra-
Voditelj californijskih progre-
sivcev, XII podpirajo Henry A.
Wallacea, Robert w. Kenny, je
izjavil, da bo pri primarnih vo-
litvah v California; in Oregonu
Wallace vkljucen kot demokrat-
ski kandidat "a predsednisko no.
minacijo.
Kenny, XII Sc je ravno vrnil z
govorniske ture po New Eng
landu, je izjavil, da bo Wallace
dospel v sredi novembra Calf
ornijo, kjer bo incl vec govorov
in da DO obenem odprl kampanjo
tudi v Oregonu pri primarnih
volitvah g. maja prihodnjega
leta.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
SPOLZKE SLIKE MORAJO
II OHIJSKIH GOSTILN

COLUMBUS, O., 8. oktobra-
Drzavni inspektorji so dobili
narotilo, da nastopijo proti 60
stilnam, v katerih so razobesene
spolzke slike. Akcija je bila pod
vzeta v zvezi z nekim slucajem
blizu Akrona, v katerem :je sod
Mia preklicala icenco neke 60
stilne, ko je prislo ma dan, da
so bile v njenih prostorih razo-
besene spolzke slike.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
LETALO, XII PLOVE Z
BRZINO 1,4OO MILL

v zvezi z aeronavticno raz-
stavo, XII Sc vrsi v Clevelandu,
je bio vceraj v Clevelandu od-
krito, da je ameriska mornari-
ca izdelala "zetno" letalo, XII le-
ii z brzino 1,400 mill ma uro..--.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
MEHIKA PODPISALA
SPORAZUM s sPANIJO

MADRID, 9. oktobra - Med
Mehiko in spanijo je danes bill
podpisan trgovinski sporazum.
To je po II letih prvi sporazum,
XII je podpisan med tema dvema
drzavama, XII doslej nista imeli
diplomaticnih stikov.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
AMERISKI VOJAK
OBSOJEN MA SMRT

YOKOHAMA, 9. oktobra -
Armadni preki sod je danes OBJ
sodil ma smrt vojaka Albert Will
liamsa, XII je pri poiskusu ropa
umoril nekega Japonca.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
GRSKA LETALISCA SE
OPREMIJO IA XMSKO RABO

ATENT, 8. okt. - sef anne
riske pomozne misije Dwight
Griswold je danes naznanil, da
Sc bo potrosilo million dolarjev
"a izboljsave ma stirih letali-
scih v severni Grciji, tako da
bodo uporabljiva tudi pozimi. V
ia namen sc bo instaliralo od-
letne prostore IL jekla.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
1000 KITAJCEV
UTONILO v NEVIHTI?

HONG KONG, s. oktobra -
Preziveli kitajski ribici, XII so
dospeli v Hong Kong, pravijo,
da Sc bojijo, da je v nevihti, XII
je blizu Hong Konga nenadoma
zajela so do 60 colnov, utonilo
okrog 1000 ribicev.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10
TUDI IA STAVKO v CILEJU
JE ODGOVORNA RUSIJA

OC ODUOVO VO10lNA 1eO0AOA
SANTIAGO, Gle, 8. oktobra
-Cileanska vlada je v svoji IL
javi glede stavke $4,000 premo-
garjev obtozila Sovjetsko zvezo,
da je uporabila vpliv z namenom,
ida paralizira produkcijo pre-
moga v Chileju in tako zapre
Zedinjenim drzavam wire zalo-
&C."
(Vlada je podvzela nadaljne
korake, da ojaci armadne oddel-
ke, XII bodo zatrli, kot pravi, ire
volucionarno zaroto." Pred tenn
je bilo sporocano, da je vlada
oznacila voditelje stavke "a "ko-
muniste" in jih kratkomalo vr-
gla v zapor).
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1947-10-10

NaroGajte, strife in 6itajte
Esakoprav'aost"
Evening star., 1947-09-28
CATTLE and LIVESTOCK tce,,.,

cows, Q, good. Guernsey and Jersey. 5
'na and sG sts eeT peny ss 0sss sssks so sS
5sSh HTRsP pony .,: ssadlss S, p. ana M sTidiss n
RTS sS take ss sood sh care seoe 81
s@s by fsny M iBEnf BG ssss Il exchange for its
hands s.yr:cld Chestnut ti riding asner mare i0 e
saddles and 6ridles fy ptced seee to 5'aaF se
HORSE, bay, hunter hack and jumper.
GuERNsEsY RULLs for sale. 4 of service
high-reeord cows; also younger @ aAf bulls ' and ID
e'f RsE PaRM sh0T RoefTie HnnsF
~; PaY;v call FL, RfSE REskEyils 1892; .uou 49,
PONIES Of excellent breeding; various
sizes SIZE m and prices; new lightweight team Of
Wa WAY GF9fsR FaRms ysHns sH ssss SSrk Mares ALLo
IRISH sEfTER asi PuFrihs PIE of5 Il sx xks oe4a DID,
sligi5le pI as for dual registration; sacrifice.
ssntls; sa dirt cheap. Phone Fails ei Church rsh
PONY BUGGY for sale, wheels, newly
ETeHER Fl RTee exffsn5 simTood s1Pai'i0n 1s Phone
serse a5 ekhP1Sf sidS 60 4gs VS. work or ride fine
I5 Tons PRIMED NO. timothy and
glover hay; bsled, $50 ton fob. Barrack;
S,l. M. north Silver Spring. PL, 0911
RIDING HORSES t2l. gentle. for sale;
$3.50 for both. Call DE. s451. before
PONIES t2). spotted: one white Western
broke horse; cheap work horses. Locust
GUERNSEY cow. giving good aow of milk;
good for family or dairy use: reasonable
II sold today: RA. 5000
F1VE-GAITED HORSES: sorrel mare,
very stylish; chestnut gelding, good
rider; Will sell reasonable. Tack available,
Call Clinton $50 SHULER'S s RESTAURANT
buck. registered, comes
from heavy mixers Fee. SIS. Bowie 1883.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
AVIATION.

INDIVIDUAL HANGERS available. HYDE
FIELD. Clinton. Maryland. Spruce 0SSS
fabric vOrk' Contact a AS1zS JOHNNY snsse poRR e
MARYLAND Airport Pomonkey. Md. Indian
SIN sTfNsoS. pSi 10, so-h. D., s-place; tust re-
licensed; motor top overhauled and ship
completely rehnished in Stinson maroon
May be inspected sCHRoM AIRPORT. Call
1serSs To sse3 sor fos further information viii
PIPER Super Cruiser. 100-h.p.. 3-place,
2-way radio, blind flying instrument group;
Best offer TIE. 1877. rs
LUSCOMBE. ship, 50 hrs; radio turn
and bank, two parachutes; like new; owner
@R sS%pMstae Ts fz2 over5s
call CAPITAL AIRCRAFT REPAIRS. Hyde
Field, Clinton. Md. SP. 1172.
time, 100 hrs: always hangared; S1,7O0
or best offer. Call IA. 2396:-J. :,
AZ eSes dyetb.a s4 Just Snssn s
%ASrGDs SsS e ofSs GsEb SDeE L1GHf PIaNE. Call Alex
andria 81 30 or write to j. F. KCVATS, 35
Old Mt. Vernon rd:, Fairhayen. Alex, Va.
TAYLORCRAFT L2-M. full instruments
and radio; can be seen at Congressional
Airport: any reasonable offer. For details
write DONALD @. GILL, 3238 Rawle ST.,
Philadelphia "a. Pa.
LIGHT PLANE OWNERS. We are in busi-
ness to handle anything from major
ovedhaul to missing rivet Give us, q
call for a first class job at q reasonable
cost. Ercoupe, late 1a46, Al conditions,
less than 30 hrs. all bulletins complied
with So.100. CAPITOL REPAIR SERVICE,
Capitol Airport, TO. 5s40 or Greenbelt
Evening star., 1947-09-28
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.

OAK cut any length, delivered; also saw
I9gs HE c,Sa Gall rD DENS9N; NO: 1885. rs
place wood; deliver any where. ROBERT
s. BEAVERS. TO. 6462. So
ANDikONS. nre tools, screens and all fre-
PLACE goods repaired and refinished. b. l.
bEOMWELL. 7l0 18th st NV ME- 1134
100 C0RDS-Wood and saw logs, cut Of
the Shirley hwy, 500 for all Also stand
ing timber at 81 per cord 12 miles from
WaShlngton on hard road. VERNON M
LYNCH, Alex 5qO6
WoOD-Stoye lengths, mixed pine and
hardwood; So per load delivered Falls
FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned get orders
in early for prompt delivery CATIIM
Evening star., 1947-09-28
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACHINES, typevfiters, calcula-
GNrp sHsi RaSHr esS fHf aRo co sls II 14th &
ADDING MACHINES, typewriters. calcu-
paid. DI. 1872; ewes, Sun. co. 4625;
ANTIQUES. srlyerwars: in any condition:
TSE & ilss aS4zs sss g .,s asz zr 1ssS as st nv
glassware, rugs. silverware, paintings;
hisEess h; ,sss cash prices paid, Call MURRAY
hANauHT haiSe. fa'' CHAIRS, also metal folding
chairs for lecture room-any quantity
sh8ns o4 ta4S s1Es ss' dining sims room suite.
living room pieces. rugs, gas ranges and
porch furniture in any amount wanted at
once; will pay highest possible prices. No
today, % Mr. GRADY. Ma $3.50 ~ ~
BEDROOM. dining room or contents OF
sion' we do moving storage. ia, 1897, 1897,
BICYCLE, in any condition, vanted. for
material; Must be reasonable. Phone
BOOKS BOUGHT AND SOLD, of all de.
scrirtions. We need your books; Highest
ReSssf oos ease pEl'ss 8! Raa aw RE 5ss
BOOKS little Journeys, by Ebert Hub:
bard, and other writings; must be good
sCndition sa.,t and reasonable, MI. 256o; ,.
ssSss M MsHy ss' Sss r. 5sSe
CAMERAS, all types, movie equipment. all
BRENNER PHOTO CO. e33 Pa. ave. NV,
opposite Dept. of Justice, RE. 2434.
GAMsRhs sstoa and saaipee; oHE t5es sp-
ERA EXCHANGE, 1410 New York ave. NV.
CAMERAS - German camera and lenses
and EQUIPMENT wanted: SoMMER's 8
CAMERA EXCHANGE, 141o New York
CAMERA wANTED-Hish quality. Also
movie camera, protector Ask for Mr.
WEISS from 9-6, RE 2434
CHAIRS. two, large, comfortable. leather
preferred: chrome bar stools for recrea-
tion room, NO. 5592.
CLOTHING tmcn's) wantei-We pay up to
aye. NV Ma $3.50. Open ewes. till s.
CLOTHING, used, good condition: mems,
1905 Georgia ave. NV, l0-7. -2S
CLOTHING-Furniture; highest cash prices
for mems, women's, children's clothing.
shoes, drapes, linens, blankets, brio -brac.
as7I. GOOD HE1GHBoR STORES, ss1o
Georgia ave. NV, 931 5th st. NV.
CL0IHRG-aishest prices peia Tor mems
NV. NX 37e7 Open ewes. win eail.
COINS, stamp collections, ivories. auto
HosssY SHOP. 7is i7tf st. NV. Di. is7s.
COINS, American, foreisn, old gold. silver.
antiques, cameras; heighest prices psid.
HEPNER. 402 18th st. NV. DI. 1865.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
cATTll and LIVE STOCK.

cows, 5, fresh, excellent dairy cows. all
good mixers: others to freshen soon. Also
pigs for sale. Phone Vienna 177-J-1. --2s
BLACK Ayr. .-old mare. hunter type, has
been ridden and Jumped by Ayr .-old girl
priced reasonably and can be seen at
1Ndus a & San caTTIErns af registered herd
Of Aberdeen Angus cattle to choose from,
herd or any part Phone RE. 1858 week
days between 9 am. and Pm. -2S
HORSES BOARDED: excel. box stalls,
tight stable saEeful sas feeding and srSem-
FOR SALE-33 good srade Angus cows
and reg. Angus bull. Call Oliver 661s.
type stock mare; sound: : years old: TAT
Farm. p BosWEIL, Marlboro ss7s as
HOGS, PIGS-10 sows, l boar. 33 pigs,
sows start farrowins Nov /; not garbage
fed; ST 400 or best offer. Clinton s6-J.
wELL-BRoKEN JuMBERs, ali are
young; priced right to sell. CO. 1858.
HORSES BOARDED. stalls for rent, near
Bride. m apeas Reasonable. vi Vi. os7s. os7s 'N anu
PIGS, 30 lbs. can spare 10 at SIS: COW,
Guernsey and jersey. s yrs. S120: giving
about 2 gal. day; will be fresh LIST OF
Ess EWssrERs RRSni sdeKskN RSxi III PoNr l. mare. ia
Sssas SIas Or ssRs sassi sioS isf both Phone
AZ sTUDGResistered rogsenberg buck.
male. high hloodlinnei See purebred s.
Evening star., 1947-09-28
FARM & GARDEN ican.l

HOWARD COUNTY chicken or turkey
pullets. capable Of handling 10000 fryers
per VI; nne 7;rmi modern home and lse.
Hank Pan pstb PAN with o slio Also excel grazing
This proposition is worthy of immed. in
yestigations MODERN REALTY CO. 9fI3
Ga. ave, SH. 1l41: ewes, SH TS34 40
Evening star., 1947-09-28
POULTRY and EGGS

JAMES FEED STORE, 619 St NV,
ME. o0s9-Baby chicks, feed and poultry
supplies.
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETS, 13
weeks; Sl25 PL 1857.
FOR SALE-6-mos -old early developing
New Hampshire Red cockerels; suitable
for breeding. 81. Q55S.
Evening star., 1947-09-28

MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT.
HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING AND
Evening star., 1947-09-28

Spinner, latest
town, sacrifice
suite, bleached
and stools, So,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Horne and Mead
Tangle Friday
In Olympia Bout

FRIDAY night fight card AZ
the Olympia VIII be topped by
a return bout between George
sonny Horne and Pete Mead
Horne now hives IN VALLEY
Stl.am. Long Island He has
fought has way up through the
ranks 10 become threat 10
Tony Zales mlddlowclCht title
by beating such luminaries as
Louis Rouse Bobby Berger
and Aaron Perry
Meade has benton Horne once
lie has also beaten Vince La
Saliva and Herbie Kronowiz
His rise 70 stardon7 has been
SpcctacUla, since only last wear
ne was one u 3 umotcg NICK
Londcs preliminary BOYS.
Meade IS from Grand Rapids
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
MILLER HIGH Y.TEENS TO
SPONSOR CHARM SCHOOL
Bv CECIL BoYKIN

II the girl students Miller High School do not end
up in life very charming gracious and attractive "om
on, won't be the fault of the Miller Highly Teens.
Launching their second annual clarm school at
tea in the library Monday afternoon these young ladies
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

Miss Pollard pointed out that
before the campaign last fall
the Negro students were asked
about the need and the assist
ancc OF the CIR was offered
First, the restaurant owners
must regard the entire fiasco
IN mach the same way we rc.
gardcd the Red scare on our
own compus They think II vas
a lot OF fuss for nothing And
rs things stand now. they could
be right She pointed out.
Secondly tins hard-Won right
might conceiVably be lost, so
that the work would have Ia be.
gin all over again and this time
results would undoubtedly not
bc as favorable Only by main
tanning already won rights. can
we expect any advancement.
a committee including George
Schcrmcr director OF the De.
trout Inter Racial Committee.
Ulysses W Boykin, Tribune cdi-
to- and Collins George Of the
Pittsburgh Courier, met with
the CIR committee on last
Wednesday and discussed WAYS
and means nt assisting the stu.
dents AZ Waync 70 cooperate
hy taking advantage AT the res
iWIrant facilities opened TO
them near the University.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22

were held on Wednesday. Feb.
IL. ls47 al 1880 am. al The
ST. John CINE. Church. ST.
Aubin and Maple SITS. with the
Rev. Amos officiating. Infer
ment was az the Detroit Mem
orial Park Cemetery.
PUMPKINS. Cora
Address; es4 Palmer. Age;
IS Years. Funeral services
were held at the Israel Church
OF God. S434 Hastings ST.. on
Wednesday. Feb. IL. ls47. at
1870 pm. with the Rev. SYl-
vesier Brown officiating. In
iermenf was az the Detroit
Memorial Park Cemetery.
MAHONEY. Rev. 5erniee
Address; 3s05 Riopelle ST.
Age: AZ Years. Funeral serv-
ices were held az the Diggs
Chapel on Thursday. Feb. To-.
l947. az pm. with the Bishop
Baptisfe officiating. Inierment
was at the Detroit Memorial
Park Cemetery.
FARE. Clara
Address; sos Winder. Age;
30 Years. Funeral services
were held az the Digqs Chapel
on Thursday. Feb. 10, ls47. at
8 PM. with he Rev. Brown
officiating. Shipment W q S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
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Rnse Wise Ware. Reporter

Watch the Detroit Tribune for
the date Of the Saginaw Souve-
mr. page
saginaw is out Of the worse
storm IN many years. during
which we suffered many pllva.
tons, sickness and death, di-
rectly or indirectly caused by
the snow bound condition $,
Schools and other public plac-
as had to be closed. but the
sun shonc Sunday and the ice
Is gradually melting away, so
all seems well again.
Phone Mrs Ware FOR space
on the special page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
Urges Students
To Patroniize
Restaurants

4, sppeal 90 Negro students
Wayne University 10 patro-
. An restaurants near the
~. ..,us was urged 10y joyce
g.nsrd editor Of the schools
sn",ror Collcglan' in her col.
IN last Wednesday.
KS, Pollard made the appeal
.1c,y u Negro students who
"a ioncd in campaign
.s.,rt aiscumlnation last fall.
SAt that time. the newly re.
,.,sngcd Council group, the
c,wmiitec on Intercultural Re.
I.tons launched a drive against
.s.,stranf practicing racial dis.
.,.rGnaOoN She said
Tho Committee believed that
:, wor KS breaking the civil
-rbt n tho restaurant own
,gs wore rcating a very practi.
III probcm that was the fact
negro taicn,s had no place to
est
Obv5lsN tho cafeteria, snack
hs snt wo small places which
v-vc4 Nae0 students could not
.,sama adaic All and il became
matte - necessity, the COM
rt,ec iell 20 open all restau-
ant 10 Negro students.
Before thc end OF last So
-eee. crh restaurant near the
WAYNE mpus had agreed to
ropc, with the plans Of the
Nov IL appears as though
Ne M their behalf was
wat ~ time because on
visit, any Of these rcstau-
rants farc never seen Nc.
IN eating IN them No
~ arc not taking adj
ur' the cooperation they
sc H
'E Hosc Negro students
r-o p hard with ClR
pe have not been frc
quentin aUn VI the restaurant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
BISHOP CHARGED WITH
POSSESSION OF MEAT

BALTIMORE. Md.-(NNPA)
Charges that he had in his pos
session 1900 pounds Of unin-
Spcctcd meat were lodged thus
week against Bishop Monroe H.
DAVIS who was suspended last
November by 2 special confer
ence Of the AME church
The charges VIII be presented
to the grand jury.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-22
DR.. DAVIS TO SPEAK
AT ST. ANTOINE YMCA

Dr John W Davis president
90 West Virginia State COLLEGE
VIII be the speaker az The 81
Antoine YMCA forum en- sun
dav February % al . pn
His topic Viii be The Future
Of the Negro n Education
The meeting WIll be Spou-
sorcd BY the West Virginia
state College Alumni ASSocia-
ton whose president is David
Whitfield.
Dr. Davis Is member ~ the
Presidents ADVISORY Committee
for Education Problems IN the
United States.