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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-12-20
Grand Opening

On Sunday. Dec. IA. Lady V.
Foster celebrated the grand open
Evening star., 1947-01-06
ave Asks Poll Of Veterans
To Decide Housing Needs

The American Veterans Commit
tee today urged the National Hous-
ing Agency to poll all ex-servicemen
through Selective Service discharge
addresses to determine the exact
status of veterans housing needs.
The proposal was made in q letter
to Housing Expeditor Creedon from
Franklin D. Roosevelt, jr., ave
housing chief.
Striking at what he termed semi
accurate surveys and spot-checks,
Mr.. Roosevelt said that lone Of the
greatest weaknesses in attempts to
obtain relief for homeless veterans
is the lack of exact knowledge of
individual needs of veterans In va
rious income brackets
The AVG official suggested that
results of the survey in each con-
gressional district be turned over
to Congressman. Such material, he
said, would be by far the most po-
tent weapon against the influence
of the anti-housing lobbyists"
Evening star., 1947-01-06

TOLEDO. Jan. 6 (NANA) What
is this ''LMC" whose work in settling
strikes, work Stoppages and labor
disputes has drawn National atten-
ton to Toledo?
Why are city officials and other
leaders in many parts of the United
States urging that a National body,
| patterned after Toledo's LMC, be
set up to deal. with industry-wide
strikes and labor disputes of corpo-
rations that operate over two or
more States?
LMC is short for Toledos Labor
Management Citizens Committee, a
body on which, for the first time in
a broad. deep, generally recognized
and powerful way, the public ex-
presses its interest in, and opinion
on, all manner of business, indus
trial and public service disputes that
in any way affect the community
of Toledo.
So long as men and women are
human there will be work disputes
and disagreements, it is argued.
| There need not necessarily and
should not be strikes or lockouts.
| Strike Time is Slashed.
Continuous production benefits
labor, management and the COM
munity; strikes and lockouts injure
them. Industrial peace can be
maintained, the committee points
out, only by "a practical recognition
of the rights of both employers and
employees, the mutuality of their in
terests and the Importance of their
joint responsibility to the citizens
as whole, whose interests tran
scend the presumed rights of any
group"
That LMC merits the National at
tention it is getting is attested by
the single fact that, between June
Is, 1916, when it officially began its
service. and December 81, just
passed, the man-days of production
lost in Toledo because of strikes
were only two-tenths of ! per cent
of the total number of man-days
work possible!
Yet during the war, Toledo ranked
fourth among American cities in
the number of man-dayS' production
lost because of industrial strife. A
similar listing for 1946 is not yet
available. ~
Board Has Three Sections.
LMC is an 18-man board COM
posed of three 6-man sections rep
resenting, respectively, labor, man.
agement and the community of To-
ledo.
The labor group is composed of
three top-fiight men from both the
AFL and the CIO.
Management is represented by
six outstanding business and indus
trial executives 1taut
The citizens group is made up of
three outstanding menof the church
ia minister, a priest and a rabbD, a
university professor of economies, a
Federal judge and the vice mayor
Of Toledo.
Every man on the board gives his
service without compensation.
The public co-operates whole
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Gen. Johnson Of WPB
Urges Plan 10 Dig in
Vital Defense Plants

An immediate study to determine
what plants should go underground
and how much industry should de-
Icentralize because of modern war
fare, is urged by Brig. Gen. Robert
Wood johnson, wartime vice chair
man of the War Production Board
I in the Forthcoming issue of the jour-
nal, Army Ordnance.
Gen. johnson, retired from the
Army and now chairman of the
board OF johnson g. johnson, New
Brunswick, N. j., called on Govern
ment and industry to join in devel-
opment OF plans to protect indus
tries essential to the Nations de-
Tense. He said the job calls for ci-
william leadership not "civil service. =
He recommended a fve-man COM
mission Of military and naval aides
be set up to assist and advise indus
trial men in solving the problem OF
dispensing manufacturing facilities
to prevent their destruction In
atomic and rocket warfare.
He said it is impossible 'for a ma
Evening star., 1947-01-06
BaN-Bearing Roller Skates

They're huskily mode with chrome
oIIoy bearings to toke Poyement
and sidewalk trovel in their stride.
The fromes are strong and sofe,
with firm toe clamps and REIN
forced toe plates. A bonderized
finish prevents rusting, and the
wheels ore mounted on shock
absorbing rubber cushions. Ad-
justoble to size.
Toy Department. Third Floor.
The Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1947-01-06

Il
ton of i4o,oeo,o00 to go under
ground" |" but tt may well be that
certain Of the more condensed and
vital segments of weapon produc-
ton should take to the caves.
Gen. johnson, former ordnance
officer, declared the United States
always has lacked foresight, assert
ing, Eve start late-usually after the
catastrophe
I'VE miss disaster by a hair, and
then we go too far" Gen. johnson
saids 1--WE overspend. We overpro-
duce. We overdislocate. Defense no
longer is a matter for a few experts
to consider behind the walls Of a
military laboratory"
Evening star., 1947-01-06

heartedly too. Scarcely day goes
by without LMC receiving a tele-
phone call or scribbled note from
John Doe, corner druggist, a
grocery clerk, girl working on a
factory machine, a newspaperman. a
mother of six children tipping the
committee off to disagreement, dis
pute, trouble OF some kind brewing
in some plant, store or place of busi-
ness and requesting the committee
to .'get in there and stop It."
When it learns of trouble brewing,
before strike is actually called,
LMC has been almost invariably sue
cessful in adjusting the situation
without a strike.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
Shostukoyich in Politics

LONDON. Jan 6 R.-Dmitri
Shostakovich, Soviet Russia's most
| widely known symphonic composer,
has been nominated for the Supreme
Soviet from the Dzerzhinsky district
of Leningrad, the Moscow radio said
last night.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
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Evening star., 1947-01-06

South Africa will have new steel
industry city, Van der Mil Park,
on the banks Of the Vaal River, with
housing for an eventual population
of 250, 900.
Evening star., 1947-01-06
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Evening star., 1947-01-06
Toledo Plan 10 Avert
Walkoufs Held Key 10
Labor Industry Peace
By jones Sweinhcrt

Nine months ago, North Amer
ic11 Newspaper Alliance distrib-
uted nationally a series of articles
By James SiDeinllnrt outlining the
Toledo Plan" as a result OF
aDhich one OF the cities ioorst
torn By labor-naandgenent strife
iuGs able to halt all strikes dead.
This method OF using representa-
tiUes OF the public as arbitrators
between unions and industry 7lo,o
has been adopted in three cities
st. Louis, Mo, Louisville, KY,
and Bridgeport, Conn.-and per-
hdps In Others as UeH. This ar
ticle details the success and
spread of "LMC."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

Anderson is the cute little beauti-
clan al JoAnn's Beauty Salon on
Milford
You can't beat the Joss Martin
hospitality shown on my periodic
trips to Inkster. Mich. taking
photos and gathering material for
story on that village for pub
lication. II even includes the KEYS
to her beautiful home Mrs MAJ.
tin Is en- ace insurance represen.
tatlve of Great Lakes Mutual
Life Insurance Company and the
wife Of J. p. Martin, building in
spector.
Eddie Robinson caught the bou-
ouet Of flowers that the unmar-
RED girls were Straining to snare
when the former Claire AFTER
threw them. after her marriage
FRIDAY TO Geo l.. Massingill We
girls could have ky-illed him
lredelle Hammond popular So
ciallie and teacher az the Grant
school m Ferndale is back in
town She was IN Cincinnati
meeting with the National Educa-
ton Convention Miss Hammond
reports that the entire conven-
ton dWelled on better human re-
lauons among all people inter-
cultural arts and cures for juve-
nile delinquency.
She was the first colored teach
err TO ever be appointed 20 serve
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

friend OF mine. I've called it
quits twice but l can't seem
to stick to that. | want to leave
him alone but l love him too
much. What must / do?
Ans: Be a lady and refuse
the attentions of this married
man. You are not in love
with him you are only
flstiered by his apparent in
terest. He doesn't love you
he il living with the
woman he loves. Now If you
feel that you are too weak
TO resist temptation. do not
see either of them anymore.
II would be better this way
than 10 betraY the confidence
of your friend. Why don't you
mingle with the single set of
your age7 You would have
much more fun.
c. CT was divorced some
time ago but didn't ch ans e
title on the property we pur-
together. Now l want
my ex-mate to consent TO give
il over to me since have the
children. He refuses to do so.
| am married again now. Do
you think l should see a lawyer
about this matter as ! plan?
Ans: THAT'S your only al
tentative since you cannot
agree on a settlement. This
matter should be attended TO
right away as you are put
ting out money continually
on the place.
M. WI have been married
almost years. / always thought
my wife was the sweetest girl
in all the world. But have
found out that she has b n
cheating for more than year.
We have one son and expect
ing another child in the fall.
| love her very much and my
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
Hantramck Sgt.
Holds Postal
Job In Europe

P. I. Or. A. A. D.-Sgt.
Harold Gex OF 1899 Dequin-
Dire street, Hamtramck, Mich,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert
Gex OF 1850 N. Virgil avenue,
Hollywood, Calf, is now sta
toned at Roth Air Ammunition
Depot. a major ammunition
supply depot in the European
Air Materiel Command where
he is performing his duties as
Base Postal Non-Commissloned
officer
In executing his Job as pos
tai MOO. Sgt Gex is reSpon-
sible for all incoming and out
going mail and parcels. He is
also responsible for its dlstri-
button 10 the different units.
All Money Orders. Special De
liveries and Registered Mail
must come through his hand.
Prior to entering the service
in June l945 Sgt Gex attend
ed Walhalla High School, Wal
halla. S c.. during which time
he was employed as a truck
driver.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

E. MY husband and /
were married IS years and last
June he left. We have two chill
dren. He started going steady
with the woman that lived next
door TO us and still goes with
her. But, he comes out here
where | am and wants TO make
love 10 me and he doesn't give
me much help with the chill
dren. | have a good job and in
come What must do about
my husband?
Ans: Give him the cold
shoulder as long as he prefers
10 live away from home and
run around with other won
en-. He doesn't deserve any
sympathy. Be firm and Ni
hhim know that when he gets
fired Of playing and decides
10 be a man. you will talk
business with him.o That Is.
of course. IL you do not find
someone in the meantime who
can make you happy.
X. X.-Please help me to
solve my problem am 10
wears old and very much in
love with a married man Of
"a. His wife is a very dear
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
WESTSIDE NEWS
Bf LIE OPA ESTER5


We bow oui heads in sym
pathy TO the bereaved family
of the late Father Alex Brown
ST., who had reached the age
OF "a. Mr. Brown was one of
the founders of the Aiialon Bapt
Church where he was a dea
con for many years. He leaves
to mourn his loss wife. -
children. 3 sisters, 3 brothers
% grandchildren, 10 great
grandchildren. daughters-in-
law. 3 Sons-in.law and host
Of friends.
Sorry to hear Of the stroke
Mrs Edna Browns mother had
Here's hoping she will be I'M
proved soon
Wedding bells are ringing for
me and my gal who2
when? where? Oh. well. / Will
tell YOU later will give YOU
a hint McGraw and Scot
ten.
Mrs Annette Morris. OF 562i
Vinewood is home and doing
nicely She thanks the Silent
Works Club for the shower of
cards.
We are sorry 20 hear Of the
passing OF Mrs Carrie McCork
les uncle in Decatur, Ala
Little Freddie Coleman. OF IN
dianapolis. Ind, is visiting his
grandad at l70ll ST Aubln. and
his aunt. Mrs A. Perkins, 3l07
Vinewood. Glad to have you
visit our city. Freddie
Among the out-of-town rela-
tiveS who attended Alex Browns
funeral were Rev james
Brown, son from Chicago; MIS-.
Maggie Underwood grand
daughter; Mrs Willard Carey.
niece. and her friend, Miss Dol
lie Walker. sll from Chicago
Rev. James Brown delivered
a wonderful sermon sunday
morning at IL O'Clock. which
was enjoyed by everyone. We'll
come back Rev Brown
Mrs. Sarah Brunette OF Scot
ten avenue. was called TO the
bedside Of her mother who is
i'll in Georgia. We hope YOU
will find her much improved
Welcome to our city, Mrs.
Lula Jones. sister Of Mrs. Eliza
Crowley Brown. She is visiting
here from Birmingham, Ala
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

soul is hurt but / want to do
the right thing. Advise me
what TO do,
Ans: TO err is human
10 forgive is divine" Give
your wife another chance.
You realize now that she is
the type OF who must have
constant attention in
the future see that she gets
il. suggest that you send
for Happier Living Lesson No.
2--How 10 Hold Your Mate.
You will find il very inter
esiing. The price is use.
S. CT have been divorced
from my husband for two years,
Before we separated, l took
out an insurance policy on
HIM | am thinking OF dropping
this policy and taking one out
on my own life as / do not
have any insurance at all
Would this be the practical
thing 10 do
Ans: II would. Before buy
ing a policy on your own
life. talk TO an insurance rep
reseniatIve and have him ex-
plain the various types of in
surance. An endowment pol
icy is a good one 10 buy
or one that has a cash
value after a few years.
HAPPIER LIVING LESSONS
Lesson No. l-Abbe's l947 In
spirational Reading. price 25c
Lesson No. . How to II o d
Your Mate. price 25c.
Lesson No. 3-The Way &c
Happiness. price 25c.
Lesson No. Allow to Win A
Man. price 25c.
Lesson No. How to Gain and
Hold Money, price Csc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
The West Side Featurette
Former Wac
Weds In Quiet
Home Setting

Clare After, former WAC, be-
came the bride of George l.
MasSengill at the home Of Mrs
Nellie Marshall on Twenty Third
Street on Friday. July Is. Rev.
j. ID. Howell Of ST Stephens
performed the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph AFTER Of
Woodrow.
Immediately after the cere-
mony the couple took leave Of
the city TO spend their honey
moon in New York.
The bride wore white sat
in and tiny pearls, Ruth Sew
lour, maid Of honor. wore pale
yellow. Both carried bouquets
OF the color OF their attire.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
Man Held For
NJ. c. Rape Rap

AT the request Of North
carlino sheriff. man was ar
rested last week in Detroit and
held on Indictment for rape
Woodrow Wilson. 80 1913
Russell. was picked up by po-
lice and held at the request OF
Sheriff J. T. Brown Of Fender
county. city of Burgaw. North
Carolina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
Two Detroit GIs
Promoted In Japan

Two Detroit soldiers serving
in Japan with the oath Infantry
Regiment of the 18th Division
were recently promoted TO the
rank OF Private First Class. They
Pvt. Horace Fuller son OF Mrs
Julia B. Fuller. 677 Z Alex
anderine. and Pvt Joseph +.
Brown. son of Mr. and Mrs
Brown Of 1903 Orleans.
Also in Japan, but with the
3l60th Fire Fighting platoon IS
Pfc. Aaron L. White from New
port, Arkansas whose mother,
Mrs Annie Mae Fitztracket,
lives al 1910. Joseph Campau
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

lot nui chill Ephudn Helen
and Marvin Watkins, Milo Will
llngham and others
Gertrude Cam. Of Miracle Gift
Shop was hurt in an automobile
accident last week en- route 10
Toledo. Ohio. Miss Cam has been
away from her shop since the ac-
cldent Taking charge until her
return is Beatrice CRIBS Of Scot
ten avenue
Giving Nellie Claycombe q lift
in the management OF the J +.
ClaNcombe Home Furnishings
Co. Is Lila Butler recent grsdu-
ate
NEWS OF THE WEsTsIDE
Lloyd's Shoe Service. and
Lee Hand Laundry on W. War
len.
Warfield Market al Northfeid
and w Warren. shipping in veg
etableS and fruits daily there.
Quendolyn Askew IS working
there As salesgirl adding color
10 the place
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

cost Tier new business expansion
program located at Epworth on
w Warren viii have special at
tentlon Until she and her family
are successful in operating
chain of stores which Will give
many colored statesmen and wom-
en- positions
In August. Mrs. Grace Camp
will celebrate her Tooth birthday
Mrs. Camp IS very spry and in
the best of health. She needs litti.
OF no assistance boarding a street
car on bus One Of her chief boasts
IS her two great. great grand
children who are the family's
fifth generation
Had heard OF S L. Donaldson,
pioneer beauty authority of Pom
tIac Mich but last week l had
the opportunity 10 meet ner.
Known as S. l. 10 her many
friends. she owns the Oldest beau
" salon IN Pontiac.
CORRECTION and apologies
to both Ouida Harvey ana Quiva
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

tnx and para
chute Iu m p er
gave her baby
daughter. Doro-
thy Darby Wall
don, II, = bnth-
day party Sun
day Little Doro-
thy was three
wears old Help
ing her to enjoy
the celeb ration
w Q e Patricia
and Sylvia Tay-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

Anderson Last
v, @ e X S foca /
scrip ran a pic
ture OF OuIda
announcing her
cement 10 a
man err
roneously using
QuivaS name
Miss Harvey IS
well known for
her colorful CON
traltO voice Mrs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

as q delegate to the tganilaton.
Young Carrie Love Mitchell
left Childrens hospital not LONG
ago. smiles and all after an Oh
Grafton Her illness started Al the
age OF two, with that dreaded di-
Sease infantlle paralysis Her doc
tors have high hopes for COM
plete recovery.
Mrs. Robert Walden the for
mer Dorothy Darby famous ava
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

A veteran is shown here receiv-
ing the keys 10 his new home
on 18th street in Ecorse. He is
Paris Smith. and this photo was
made as Mrs. Priscilla Gaines
handed him his keys. The
building is the first of a dsvel-
opment of IL houses being built
on the same street by Thurman
Gaines Realty Co. From left TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

9o0lsss psOllestten 70 IssE'
fail
For reply send Able stamped
treated
or.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

There's little need tor concern over
the lack of patronage al the newly opened
Hawkins Apparel Shop. Customers are
really making the cash register ring. Be
fore opening the nifty place a short while
ago Mrs. Florne Hawkins felt her great
competition would be the honor many folk
bestow on supposed big time labels from
we'll known stores without regard for the
high price they pay for the tag She has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02

been dealer of smart clothes for for twelve years
handling the very materials and styles coming from
all over the United States do the big stores AT lower
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-02
FREE PARKING

Gotham Hotel and Ebony DINING
Room
Southwest Cor. Brady & John n
Evening star., 1947-02-08
I Soviet Republics
To Elect Tomorrow
By the Assoeioted Press

MOSCOW, Feb. 8.-Seven of the
U. S. S. RS Is republics will elect
delegates tomorrow to their respec-
tive Supreme Soviets. Balloting In
the other nine republics will take
place soon.
These elections roughly CORE
spond to the State elections in the
United States, but one feature OF
Russian voting is that upward OF
80 per cent of the registered elec-
torate are expected to cast ballots
| Voting is scheduled in the Rus
sian Soviet Federated Socialist Re-
public, and the Azerbaijan, Armen-
ian, Lithuanian, Ukrainian, White
Russian and Georgian Republics.
All members of the Politburo have
been nominated in several places on
a ticket that includes members of
the Communist Party and nom
members.
| There is no likelihood that the
nominees will not be elected. It is
only a question of what percentage
Of the votes cast they will receive
The Russian citizen can either
vote for his candidate or cross out
his name, just as he did in the
elections last year for the Supreme
Soviet of the U. S. S. r.
Preparations have been made for
every eligible voter to cast ballot,
and in cases where persons are too
I'LL to make their way to the polls,
the ballot boxes will be brought to
| them.
Voting provisions have been made
for persons on long train or plane
trips, for soldiers in occupied zones
and persons in isolated commu-
mites.
Evening star., 1947-02-08
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