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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

men and women and guests
were well-eXecuted piano selec-
tons by Miss Marilyn Lyons,
promising young musician secre-
tary 81 the Tribune. and piano
improvisationS by Mrs Lee.
prominent IN musical circles
and member OF the Detroit
Musicians Association.
The beautiful floral center
piece that graced the extended
luncheon tables. and the color
ful programs Of the occasion
were donated by Mr. Edgar
Brazelton 5pd Mrs. r. Louise
Grooms.
Among other representatives
.of the press in attendance. in
GLIDING members Of the MCPC
we're Charlotte Perry vivian
Cooper Mary P. Hayes Nj
Culver Helen Mcqueen. Messrs
James Apperson. VIM. Matnev
Jr. Nero Kornegay. and Reed
In The absence Of Jeannctta
Welsh Brown, Fred Hart VII
liams Of the Tribune. presided
as chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
PRESS CLUB
INSTALLS
OFFICERS

An interesting and col orful
program, featured the installa-
/ ton OF officers Of the Motor
City Press Club, Friday noon
I Of last week. IN the beautiful
Ebony Room OF the Gotham Ho-
tel. The induction. preceding
the luncheon, 10 be followed
with a short musical interlude,
was conducted by Senator Jos.
A. Brown, prominent young at
torney and political figure of
city.
Among the officials OF the
Press Club all Of whom had
been reelected 10 office. recent
~, were Russell Cowans, pres
dent and managing editor Mich
iean Chronicle ULYSSES w Boy
kin vice president and editor
Detroit Tribune, and the Misses
Grayce l. Sadler, and Nina Gar
nor secretary. and treasurer. re-
Spectlvelv, Of the Chronicle and
Courier.
Following his Induction adj
dress Senator Brown. gave some
interesting and intimate SIDE
lights on his duties as the sena
torlal representative OF the 2nd
district, Detroit He also spoke
OF his efforts with some others
at Lansing 10 aid in having an
effective FEPC measure intro
duced that would stand some
lchance of adoption into a law
by both legislative branches OF
the State.
Brief remarks Of acceptance
and appreciation were made hy
the installed officers of the
club
Miss Sadler of the Chronicle
introduced guests and members
OF the clubs and their respective
new pap er affiliations Num-
bered among the former were
Or Forester B Washington, At
lanta Ca Miss Margaret Ca
hagan of the Detroit News and
Edward Thompson Of the Detroit
Free Press.
The musical portion Of the
] MONDAY luncheon resente d
/ Frank DhIsonant. rising Young
barltoncb bass, Detroit Courie
reporter, who introduced a song
written by Fred Hart Williams.
Brothers. You Must PRAY" a
spiritual with Mrs Mile c.
Lee, a. piano A second COMPOSE
ton by the same writer q waltz.
Florenc y dedicated 10 his wife
Mrs Florence NJ Williams. was
effectively performed by Mrs.
; Lee
Other instrumental numbers
lrocelvinc the applause Of an
! appreclative audience Of news
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
BY Milo CASTOR

BY Milo CASTOR
Upon Walking into the city
hall one day last week. we dis
covered no less than eleven cit
2cns lined up in the office Of
iho building inspector Their
purpose was to get permits for
move buildings. Many permits
calling Tor many modern homes
ana expensive business buildings
Base accn issued during the past
'e weeks Improvements are
goMl on on many homes Over
pc19d Of about thirty or
thr five years, the colored
population has grown from about
.oo. 'aniheS 10 a registered vot-
inc population of nearly three
thousand Two new churches
arc expected TO be built this
YEA Methodist and a Church
Of God There are no AME
or CME churches on the west
s5c and from the growth OF
our population. they are needed
oas community.
Death
w NJ Johnson. 1922 18th Street,
vas found dead in his home
last week after being reported
missing for several days by his
rcllhhors. They visited Sumby
Hospital where he had been
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
YOUTH WINS
POSTER PRIZE

Leon Taylor, is. Northeastern
High School junior, was an
nounced today as the winner Of
the Detroit tuberculosis Sana-
forums annual Christmas Seal
design contest. conducted in De
troit High School art classes
A total Of 10 entries were
submitted and judged by Mr..
Sarkis Sarkisian, Instructor of
Painting. Society of Arts and
Crafts. Mr.. William Woodward,
Assistant Professor. College of
Liberal Arts. Wayne University:
DR. Paul T. Rankin, Assistant
Superintendent. Detroit Public
Schools: and Alfred Scott, art
director. Campbell-Ewald Ad-
vertising Agency.
Taylor's prize winning design
will appear on tibet l947 Christ
mas Seals which are used IN the
solicitation Of funds for the de-
lection and treatment Of tuber-
culosis in, the Detroit area.
Second and third prize win
ners were Donald G.. Fowler. ls'
Cass Tech senior, and Gwen
Purcell. is, Mackenzie High
junior
Honorable mentions are:
Joan Watson, IS. Grade ia,
Cooley High: Ernest Budke, 10
Grade l2A. DENLY High; Helen
Metcalfe. IS, Grade LIB, BEDFORD
High: Pat Schuette. II, Grade
l2A. Mackenzie High; Leona Le-
coco. rs. Grade l0A. Mackenzie
High; Phyllis Porter, II Cra9 i
ia. Mackenzie High, Gertrude
Seleer ne. Grade lib, North
eastern High: Alice Lander, Is,
Grade i0A Bedford High; Ami
"a shirey. IS. Grade i2A' East
ern High; Frank Jones, TO-
Crsde i2A. Northwestern High.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
EoUIvocATIoN


For some reason or other the
DuPre' Victorian Choir did not
appear on stage for last Wednes-
day evenings program OF the
Biennial which Detroiters have
enjoyed during the last week.
When they hadn't appeared by
$3.50 | Immediately went back
stage and started tormenting
the stage manager with ques.
tionS and was dumbfounded as
he tells me that they were cx-
pected to perform earlier in the
afternoon and didn't show up
However, after talking with the
cholr's producing manager, Ruth
Brown II seems that the prop
er authorities had been in
formed OF the cholr'S inability
TO perform at any other time
but the evening. To my ears.
have come some wearisome ref
erencs and vile insinuations. Let
us hope that IL isn't the same
ole thing which caused a con
slant crescendo Of bitterness.
By-the-way, plans arc under
for the organization Of a Mass
Alumnae DuPrc' Choir. We are
Very proud TO be a part of this
section of the choir.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
ECORSE NEWS

confined a few weeks earlier,
thinking he may have gone back
for more treatments. but upon
not finding him there. the po-
lice were notified They found
him dead in his homo. lying on
the floor. Efforts are being made
TO contact relatives known TO
be living in Nashville, Tonnes
see
Club News
Mrs. Jessie Johnson was hos
tess to the Down River Country
Club at 1918 18th street. Ecorse.
The group discussed an enter
tainment, but no definite plans
were formulated All members
received their club colors. The
group will be the guest Of the
Scarlet Social Club at a party
to be held in Detroit MAY 3. The
next meeting will be held at
1892 10th street, Ecorse.
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lette, Laura Norfleet and many
others.
SINGING. TOO
The Signs of The Times Radio
Chon is slated to 60 to Cincin.
natl on May LIST. Their voices
have reached the ears Of lis
tcners there and they have been
asked 10 present two recitals.
Mlchigandcrs may hear them
tins Sunday at the Claude Mil
Ter School Of Ecourse. Michigan
and Elder Thomas Jimmerson
VIII preach. also They are
heard every Sunday morning at
q am. over station WJBK. We
have been honored with the IN
vltation to accompany them on
this trip 10 Cincinnati.
PLANNING PARTY
The Club $3.50 will present
Frolic Party at the Twelve
llofScman Civic Center on Fri.
day night May 10th. Slim Free
man and his FL Moroccians will
entertain YOU with their very
tine music President Of III,
club is William Mooney. Tick
cts for this affair are going fast
but YOU may still secure them
AZ the homo Of Mrs Lessee
Brown of 1929 18th street This
affair promises 10 be gala
one.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
MONROE NEWS
BY Winifred covinuton

by Winifred Covington
ar and Mrs. Frank Jones are
me proud parents of a baby
elil whose name is Geraldine.
Miss Codelia Crawford. who
mas been confined in Mercy Hos
Pilal Tor medical care, was re-
eased last Saturday and left for
nome IN Oklahoma.
=, Oiha Worthy entered Mercy
hospital for an appendectomy
last week Also on the sick list
Is Mrs Thomas johnson Of AL
myra Avenue
SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
~ Members of Second Baptist
SeuuTch worshipped with the
neV w. j. Bishop and his con-
..esatlon OF Central Baptist. De-
uqit last Thursday. Rev. Bur-
Len pastor Of Second Baptist,
ueiVered the message and hes
'lRlI furnished the music.
banquet climaxing the first
anniversary Of the pastor. Rev.
M Burrell. was held Sunday
VVenlng in the church dining
5 19om with a capacity crowd.
ue honoree and wife received
many lovely gifts.
Inc Dondleson sisters of Pom
vac VIII present musical pro-
lam at Second Baptist Church
I ~ MAY at four pm. The pub
lie rs InVffod
me girls Of Mrs. L. V. Cow
als'on Campfire Group went
u' nike accompanied by the
TrS,slSlant leader. Mrs. ]. Brown.
I I.le nike was a requirement for
passing rank. After the hike the
s"iS enjoyed a weiner roast.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
OTHER NEWS OF
INTEREST

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Campbell
Of Little Rock, Arkansas, visi-
ted here last week. They were
the guest Of Mr. and Mrs.
Slaughter and Mr. and Mrs.
James Chalmers OF Detroit.
Mr. Campbell is circulation
manager for the Arkansas State
Press in Little Rock. and also
"a stakeholder They left for their
home Tuesday evening.
Mrs, George w. Merritt Of
Los Angeles, Cal, and Miss Ell.
la Bradley of Berkeley, Cal. are
in town visiting their sister.
Mrs. Lottie Salisbury of 2S2
Beechwood.
THE TRIBUNE PARTY was
loads of fun on SATURDAY. night
at the YWCA Gym. Everyone
seemed 10 have a very nj C
time, listening and dancing TO
the music Of Kenneth Brown
and his trio. | hope we have
more such entertaining even
ings.
Mrs. Josephine Smith Of 270
Beechwood is home recuperat-
ing. after her recent operation
for appendicities
e
Phone your news in to VII
1889.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
HONESTY PAYS

Mildred Moore johnson found
wallet last week Being a lady
of perfect understanding and
S V m p athy, she Immediately
searched the contents for idcn-
LITIGATION of the loser. Natur-
ally. when she returned the
wallet. AS FOUND. containing
$500 TO its owner. Mrs. Eu-
gene Werts Of 1923 Sherman.
Mrs Werts was amazed at the
finders honesty. but not crate
full. She offered Mil a dollar
or two. However, the benefit
ICicnt had her own carcfare.
SOME GRATITUDE. HUH????
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
STILL Oven THERE

In talking TO Mrs. Rosa Day
last week, l found that her son.
Pvt Horace w. Day is still
in the Army and is serving
somewhere in the European
Theatre When we back here.
think of Horace. we find a spare
moment to remember that mag
niflcent Tenor voice. He is
greatly missed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
NAAcp DRIVE

Don't forget the member
'hip drive for the NAACP.
Join the fight against restrie-
ted covenants. The team heads
for the River Rouge and
Eeorse branches are Mrs. AWE
Woods. Elsie Galloway. Thorn
IS Kegler. and Rhea Baekhus.
Their goal for the year is
1000 members. The chairman
q the membership drive is
Mrs. Doris Williams. Ebert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
YUM, YUM, YUM

On Sunday afternoon, the
Home and School Board OF the
Hartford Seventh Dav Advcn-
fist School sponsored a Vegetar-
ian Dinner at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs James Townsend OF
Hartford Avenue This was my
( first experience az being in
toxicated. | ATE TOO MUCH..!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
BUSINESS MEMS
ASSOCIATION

The Down River Business
Mems Association met Sunday.
April q al the Beechwood
Community Center. Their dis
cusslons centered around the
need for advertising as a group
and let the public know what
this organization is accomplish
ing
1t is very important that ev-
cry member be present at the
call meeting on Sunday. Nav
q at the Beechwood Center.
This meeting will be a Press
meeting and the annual report
will be made on all progress
made during the year. Also
pictures will be taken OF the
members.
(By the way. / was made an
honorary member of this or
gapiation)
Mr. Mitchell, President.
Thelma Campbell, secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
CLUB NEWS

The BRIDEGETTES held a
very successful bridge party
last Friday April 18th, at the
Young Business Mems Club at
5l3 Frazier 3 prizes were Civ
en- to the highest scores and
one BOBBY prize.
The TWIN CITY Darcus Sew
ing Circle met with Mrs. SYM
thia Tucker OF 1892 23rd ST.,
on Thursday. April 23rd The
members discussed plans for a
formal tea at the Federated
Club House on Brush St. in
the near future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
DINNER

A dinner was given Sunday,
Aprl 28th in honor of Mrs.
+ & Galloway and his daugh-
ta Catherine of Cincinnati.
OHIO. Guests were members Of
Be- family. Mr.. and Mrs. Alton
Fo d and son. Larry, Nelson
3 acc William Tucker, Marilyn
IA Verne Tucker and yours
tstv
Tho menu consisted Of fried
a. ken nacaroni and cheese.
pe>, cocktail salad. spinach,
' rolls. coffee and apple up
down cake with lemon
rbe Callaways left for Gin
nnar Immediately following
i'e dinner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03
PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN


GUIDING STAR CHAPTER NO. ll-sTArED MEETINGS LIST
Matron-Mrs. Nancy White S22 Erskine: Worthy Patron
Mr. Richard White. S22 Erskine; SeereisrY-Mrs
B. Balenger 1855 Goth LA. 1861.
BATHSHEBA CHAPTER NO. s-STATED MEETINGS LIST Fri.
day. DEGREE WORK Ord Friday. Worthy Matron-Miss
Wlhelmina r. Lewis Bddle TY Sl257; Worthy Pa
tonM George W. Lewis. Biddle. TY S-l2S7 Secre.
tarY-Mrs Carrie B. Riley. 1889 Parker. 776S
GOLDEN LEAF NO. l4-STATED MEETINGS Isl Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy Mafron-MrS.
Matte Collins 2026 Meade TO. 7-e0l; Worthy Patron
Mr.. S. c. Reid l7426 Maine TW. l-S676i SeereiarY-MrS.
Doris Mae Ray 1856 Yemans.
PRISCILLA CHAPTER NO 2l-STATED MEETINGS End Fri.
DEGREE WORK 4h Friday Worthy Mafron-MrS.
Ethel Brokemond. SIS MedburY TR. 2.3s7si Worthy Pa
ton-Mr Devoid HoleY. lo27S cardonii Seeretary-Mrs.
AlYce YaneeY 3l37 Russell. TIE. 33ls4
Thursday. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday. Worthy Ma
fron-Mrs Mary Hudson 1882 Chestnut Fl. Worthy
Pairon-Mr George Glenn. 2losA Majestic Ferndaej Sec
retarY-Mrs Nellie Wilson 2osA wyoming Ferndale
ST AGNES CHAPTER NO. 20 - STATED MEETINGS and
Wednesday. DEGREE WORK 4ih Wednesday Worthy
Maron-Mrs. AEzle Rhodes so7l Wildwood. TY s-SlsS
Worthy Psron-Mr Paul B. Rhodes. SOIL wildwood TY.
s-slss; Seereisry-Mrs. Beatrice " Fleming. sSS2 Box.
wood. TY. so573.
cAPsToNE CHAPTER NO 20 - STATED MEETINGS and
Thursday. DEGREE WORK 4th Thursday Worthy Ma.
ton-Mrs MaiEie E Johnston. 3433 Arndt 27ss Wor
Thy Patron-Rev. Floyd Harris 1878 Hunt
isrY-Mss Mildred Robinson. 2i23 81. Aubn Fl. slo4.
WATERFORD CHAPTER NO. 30 = STATED MEETINGS LIST
iron--Mrs Emma Smith. sols Oakland. tn l.4ol7 Wor
thy Pairon-Mr. Phillip oNea 1874 Hague. tn l.s7l2;
SscrsisrY-Mrs corlene Brown o4s Msrson. TR ls3ol.
DORIcAN CHAPTER NO. 32-STATED MEETINGS Ind Thurs
day. DEGREE WORK 4ih Thursday. Worthy Marion
Mrs. Muriel Roberts 2s Vernon Highway CHI 03s4;
Worthy Patron-Mr Henry Calvert 247 Palmer, MA. 9ls3
SecreiarY-Mrs. Henrens Yuie S66 Erskne Apt $50 TE
rEBoRAH CHAPTER NO 9a-sTATED MEETINGS and Mon.
day. DEGREE WORK 4h Monday. Worthy Matron-
Mrs. Alice LovejoY. FL o040 Worthy Patron
Mr.. eye 1892 Merose- tn l346l Secretary
Mrs. Aimee B. Flowers 1885 W. Forest ~ t-sS94
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

TOoUE AFTER TO0UE
Detroit women and men re-
ceived Frances Norflee and her
FIFTH ANNUAL presentation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

& Johns A. M. E. Church
was the setting for the marriage
~ Winifred Williams and Jesse
~ Allen, Jr., which was per-
,nrmcd by the Rev. Nelson Pry-
~ On Sunday, April. 9th.
The bride is the daughter of
Charles Henrie, of 473 Holford.
MI and Mrs. Jesse Lee Allen,
s. of 35l Polk. are the parents
n the bridegroom.
White satin brocade fashioned
wih sweetheart neckline and
fun gathered peplum over the
sku was worn by the bride.
VIZ nngertip veil of illusion
Am from a tiara of orange
blossoms. A single strand of
pearls was the only jewelry, and
'hc carried a bouquet of white
rosc&.
Tommie Mae Ulmer as maid
~ honor chose yellow taffeta
wrh lowered head dress TO
match She carried a bouquet
Ot NeAOW lpASo. AliN W iQCSllldluo
wore ensembles similar to the
maid Of honor, but of different
cologs. They were Thelma Pet
crs5n. in pink, Olivia Banks,
and Doris Davis, both in blue.
Malachi Allen was best man.
and Sheldon Stallworth and
samuel Smith were ushers.
The reception in the after
neon was held at 473 Holford
md dinner for the newlvweds
was at $50 Boston Blvd, in the
bon,c Of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon
Prcar
Guests at the dinner were
Yrs Edythe Hans, Mr. and Mrs.
Ths45cus Williams Mrs Ruth
stallworth, Mrs, Mae Rogers,
Mrs Josephine Smith, Joseph
od Thomas Allen, Joseph Dren-
ron Priscilla Mccarthy, Octa-
via Gaines, Ethel Duckworth
ari athcfS
Th couple now resides at
$50 Frazer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

Collins. President. Frances
Pettross. secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-05-03

lette, Laura Norfleet and many
Others.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
GENUINE LEATHER BlLLFoLDs

Here's what men like-genuine leather bill
folds! Choose from pigskin Morocco-grained
leather, saddle leather in black, brown or
natural. The styles vary -. some have zip
pers, others coin purses, card windows. $500
Plus SIC
Kanns-Ieather Goods-sreet Floor.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
Silk and Royon Scorfs in Many Designs

Say Merry Christmas" with scarfs! The
beautifully designed ones with their scenic
motifs are bold flower pieces; have innltless
possibilities in madame's wardrobe. Color
combinations are many and varied. S2.95
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Floor.
Evening star., 1947-12-22
"cAMELLIA" WHITE BLoUSES

A tribute to her loveliness in this lovely
camellia white blouse with its fower-like
fattery! Wide Venice type lace is insert
at bodice, sleeves are bracelet length;
fabric is rayon crepe Sizes 32-38. $4.99
Kanns-Blouses- Street Floor.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Reds Spreading Rule
By Pan-S|av Unions,
Chilean Official Says
BY the Associated Press

SANTIAGO, Chile, Oct. 3O.-Amic
the shouts of Communist hecklers
Chilean Interior Minister Admira!
Emmanuel Holger told the Chamber
of Deputies last night that Soviet
Russia was trying to spread its
tentacleS over America" through the
organization of "Pan-Slav unions
with headquarters in Montevideo.
Admiral Holger told the chamber
that the Chilean government pos
seSsed detailed facts and names con-
nected with the organization OF
Czechoslovak, Yugoslav, Russian and
Polish colonies in South America
through an "inter-Slav Co-ordinat-
ing Committee" whose members, he
said, had been instructed by Mos
COW" not to appear publicly as
Communist elements"
Admiral Holger's speech was de-
livered in explanation of Chile's re-
cent severance of diplomatic rela-
tionS with Russia and Czechoslo-
vakia and the expulsion Of two
Yugoslav diplomats, which caused
Yugoslavia to break with Chile.
The Minister said the "inter-Slav
Co-ordinating Committee" in Chile
was composed of five Yugoslavs,
four CzechS, three Russians and
three Poles, whom he named
The government investigation de-
partment, meanwhile, reported the
arrest last night of three aliens
whom it accused of being Com
Evening star., 1947-10-30

Secretary said some dealers hao
"victimized" customers by setting
low value. on the trade-in cars
reselling at high figures and then
Ignoring the profits of these trans
actions in their income tax returns.
Mr.. Snyder did not disclose the
name of the city.
Tax-evasion cases laid bare by
Treasury agents recently have re-
suited in assessments for several
million dollars.
Mr.. Snyder said one case involved
a divorce lawyer "in Southwest
ern State" associated with girls
who preyed on young soldiers at
a nearby Army camp" He said
the girls lureds the youths into
quick marriages to get allotment
checks and then divorced them.
Evening star., 1947-10-30

is the largest to be made to date
within the Commerce Department
under the Employe Awards Pro-
gram.
Mr.. Horad, a clerk In Census
Bureaus geography division, de-
vised the trimmer after noting that
maps required a large amount of
hand trimming. The mechanism
already has made savings at a rate
of $4,000 a year in a single Census
Bureau division, officials said.
The inventor retains patent rights
on use in private industry of his
device which was built in the bu-
reau's machine shop. The Federal
Government, however, may use it
royalty free.
Mr.. Horad began work with the
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Lumber Dealer Freed
On Bond in Check Case

Arthur r. Anderson, 38, of New
York, lumber dealer, indicted
Monday on bad check charges said
to have involved more than s35, 900,
yesterday surrendered at the Grim
inal Clerks Office in District Court.
Shortly thereafter he was released
under s2,500 bond, set by Justice
David A. Pine, pending arraignment
and trial.
| Anderson is represented by At
ttorney M. Edward Buckley, jr.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
A-12 ''THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c.
THURSDAY.

munists engaged in seditious activi-
ties.
The agency said those arrested
were Pedro Sanchez and Pablo
Aguado Morejohn-both Spaniards
and Slavko Gajer, Yugoslav.
The newspaper La Hora quoted
the director of the Investigation
Department as saying he had evil
dence that Aguado was a Com
munist agent and had arrived In
Chile as chief of the Spanish Com
munists there.
Eleven of the so persons con-
nected with the Russian Embassy
here sailed last night for the United
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Census Aide Will Receive
Award for Map Device

The designer of a device which
automatically cuts and trims maps
as they are printed will receive a
$125 cash award tomorrow from the
Government for his ingenuity.
J. c. Capt, census director, will
make the presentation at pm. to
Edgar w. Horad, 48, colored, of 116
Sixteenth street NE. The award
Evening star., 1947-10-30
Tax Probe Under Wav
Into Used Car Racket
By the Associoied Press

Government agents are checking
upon automobile dealers suspected
of tax lodging on high-prof1t used
car sales.
Investigations have been ordered
of a number of cases reported to
involve unusual profits" from re-
sale of secondhand cars traded in
on new ones, Secretary of the Treas
ury Snyder disclosed yesterday.
Describing methods uncovered sin
at least one large Eastern CITY," the
Evening star., 1947-10-30

States and Russia Another detach.
ment is scheduled to leave Novem.
ber l.
Evening star., 1947-10-30
VALUES!
Chefs Best
TUBEITI
DINNER

A mocoroni-type pro-
duct cooked in q tosty
tomato sauce. Greet
for q quick meal.