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PINEHuRST CIRCLE
PINEY BRANCH RID, D. C.
SAUL'S ADDITION

Attractive. spacious home with living rm.,
dining room. kitchen and pantry on FIRST
second floor, and bedroom and storage
room on Bird floor: oil heat excellent
condition; prompt possession; near Nc
Farland Junior High. Roosevelt High
Schools, shopping and transportation. Call
Mr. Macintosh. jr.. WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg, DI. $500; ewes, WO.
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CHEVY. CHASE = G

BLOCKS Oh Conn ave- uH WaknS l distance
Of schools. Tapestry brick, excellent cond
spilt-in garage. entrance. living rm., den,
dining rm., modern kitchen: bedrms., >
baths on End f.; finished rm. on 3rd floor
Call EN- 1900 until pm
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
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VACANT

VACANT
1918 9Th st. n.w.-Immediate possession
semidet brick, s rms. baths. full hsmt'
oil h.-wh.: detached sarase; possible IN
Si4 900, with sl1 900 frst trust $4,000
cash IL you wait, you will be late.
CHAPMAN REALTY co.
RE. 33l6. lis
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SHEPHERD PARK

8 rms, center hall. reception rm. with
frepl, nice din. nm. with outlet to TIE
porch and den, mod. kit. pantry and
ing porch; plenty Of closets, hardwood rs
full bsmt with lavatory ana exit, oil
h.-w.h.: lge. level lot. shown by Apt:
q iii O. CaIl Craver, GE. 1885, with
RoBERTs =. LATIMER, 1888 Alaska ave.
NV, GE. 1870. -19
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SANDOZ, INC
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

This lovely corner white brick home is one
Of the best buys in Washington today
Has 1st-foor powder room and large
screened side porch, gear garage; 2nd
floor has bedrooms t3 will take twin
beds l has fireplace, and there are =
baths; recreation room with fireplace
Sharply reduced to $32.750. Let us show
you this today.
Billingsley & Sanderson Co.
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A. U. PARK-FIRST OFFERING
Finest location, near ST. AIMS Church
and Horace Mann School; 3 blks. to Spring
Valley shopping; Diet. all-brick home in
beautiful cond. Liv. rm. with fireplace.
din rm., panelled den and completely
equipped kit; on first floor. Two very
floor: full basement with maids rm. and
law; gas heat Perfect home for, couple
or small family seeking prime location and
convenience. Call AID 1894, with
FRANK G DILL LIDS
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CT APPROVED


CT APPROVED
For only S1.625 down you can be the
owner of one of these new Diet. br lex homes
with center-hall plan. Gift. living room.
fully equipped kitchen, large bedrooms;
full bsmt. with gas &C. heat: located
on a large handicapped lot. these are
homes you'll always be proud of; priced
at only S16,250, with monthly payments
of sos. Open this evening from 8 TIL dark
To reach: Drive out Wis ave. to Bank OF
Bethesda. bear left out Old Georgetown
I'd. > mi. to our sign at Beech dr.; turn
left and follow signs r to Ss T a,Y no SS
agents for Century Construction Co., Inc
Elk 1914; ewes. FA. 025S. 20
Near Chevy Chase Circle
An excellent home in one Of the most
convenient locations; prompt possession posse on
and kit 1 excellent bedrms, gar; auto
heat Price. 500 500: terms om o o opsn
Edw. H. Jones & Co., Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sAIE-Northwe,t.

sfss is sse7y en- IS
s s 81 ecnsdsF Fsi seq ''s r
sfi,5So, s4s.es Mo.-41s% interest ti det.
2-story, 2-bedrm: brk.: fenced, large yard,
gas heat. gas refgr. This one is nice for
shsSfn R s s aG da last IN 0P BILL W sves NE
3-UNiT APT, s345 per mo. income; best
Of material and ,workmanship: s27 800
$s st. Ri N:w 1881 900 down. s1io mo
14O4 L st. NV. MA. s036. Home. HO.
You HAVE AN APPOINTMENT to in
Sunday from to 6 pm. A really beau
81 ss %R FIX kr R2Ps S5ssa
&c Sso6S Sssn{ HOME IN THE CITY. yss
nm, with screened living porch. din. rm. nm.
Isy T bsdIms De r qSs apen snd and
with veg, garden, fruit trees, grape aF6or:
go fk G3Rn k fXs M 1920 t }Il m
5ath: 8 bsdr@s.; baths. trepisees, and
'si;u5ts s sss 81 SIS! 1hss5
N W $685. s6i n eXss Oh Pow, 1895 o., m19
S. . AGE REATTY sERXIcE, Realtors 20 y:
bsrat ne Dan Bhh SsdmS se
foored insulated attic, full bsmt and
other modern features, poss;; priced low
s9sRS s'iz siEa c REALLY II c On s5 "a
s$s$ at Sth ST; S:wZsensationa buy " at
bedrnfs., compl. redec. de luxe kit, de-
Fe5 rec Tm POTehss sss yh
NAN ISc,. sligo e Zoo DNhisEN-f RE
sl'sso DOWN: $3.50 mo.-Peabody ST.;
m; xii. iuii. bsmt;; 3 ise bedrms and
es5h s. sd sRos Can 4 FE I's s. nv Dm
1863 HARVARD ST, NW.Eone Of the
besf a0S b1Gk In Ct the
as city s HS '91aisfh'sd issn
$4,000 HOUSE reduced to 81, oooEDet.
brick, bedrooms, auto; heat. Gear brick
garage garage west OF 10th st. RE, o493, EN-.
McDEvITT REALTOR SALES BULLETIN.
Cleveland Park bargains--Open daily, g
to :; Sun, l to G-33O7 Newark st, and
these a4s oNs D foF coena St
homes; 10 Ice rms, 3 baths, oil h-w.h,
Takoma Park-7-yr.- old brick bunga-
. low: . rms, and an expandable attic oil
Det. brk $3.50: lust 2 blks, from
/ bus and shopping off Piney Branch I'd
In Silver Spring: rms. bath, side
porch, gas heat; possession 80 days; about
$4,000 cash
/ MeDEVITT's personal service available
i to buyer and seller. SH. $3.50, RIA. 342222,
.-------.-Ta0
A. U. PARK-FIRST OFFERING
Finest location, near St. AIMS Church
and Horace Mann School; 3 blks to Spring
Valley shopping; Diet. all-brick home in
beautiful cond Liv, rm. with fireplace.
equipped kit. on first floor Two very
| large bright bedrms, tiled bath on second
| floor. full basement with maids rrn and
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~ usIs Fur slLE-ks,thwest.
SAUL'S ADDITION

story detached home, with bedrooms
and bath. oil heat; beautiful lot facing .
streets; excellent condition. Call Mr..
ington Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, Gil. 4456.
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SOMETHING DIFFERENI

In Chevy Chase. D. c., a Cape Cod, 2-bed-
room frame home. Large rooms, auto
matte heat, ranch-style porch across front,
full basement, detached garage. Needs
some redecorating. Located In the finest
section Of Chevy Chase on a beautiful.
wooded. level lot 91x175 it. Here is a
property being sold at prewar price at
only S16,50O. Call Banks Murray, 81.
Sl14. with
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c..

CHEV 7 CHASE, D. Z.
4131 Harrison st. n.w-This conv To-
55xl10, consisting of a large living room
with open flreplaces, dining room. kitchen
and pantry on LIST floor; bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor large bedroom and
bath on 3rd floor; large front porch,
screened sleeping and breakfast porches,
oil h.-w.h., laundry trays and toilet in
basement, Diet. garage. Conv. to Woodrow
Wilson and other schools. etc. Priced
S24,500, attractive financing.
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CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

Immediate occupancy $4,000 cash will
move you into this extremely well located
semidet. brick home on quiet short street.
This house is very we'll built and consists
Of liv. rm., lge. din nm. equipped kit.
open front porch and screened rear porch
on first floor 3 nice bedrms., bath and
scr porch on end floor. Please call Mr..
Conlon. ewes, MI 1922.
Frederick w. Berens Sales, Inc.
St ntd1
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CAFRITZ CO., NO. 1860

COLORED - BR0OKLAND Attractive
homes, semidet. brick, rms, baths,
hdwd., floors, h.-w.h.. oil; beautiful lawn.
long back. yard; full bsmt. and garage.
Has to be seen TO be appreciated. BY appt.
Call MRS. RUTH CUMBER, NO. 445S,
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L. I. GraVatte, Realtor
FRED A.. SMITH, Realtor
COLORED

500 block 9th st. ne-Six rooms, tiled
bath, full bsirt, hot-air heat; excellent
condition; real bargain with sub, cash.
Shown by an appt. Call RRvenscroft.
ewes. DU 6641 or MI. 0212. VIM, H.
BoAZE. 340s 18th St ne, MI s241.
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Cafritz-New Lifetime Homes
Michisan Park n,e.-Strictly modern. g.
cluding s-cu.-ft Hot Point refg., Anchor
iron fenced-in rear yard, Venetian binds
and many other outstanding features;
priced Sl4,95O aud SI5.250; $500 cash.
4so 2o-yr. first trust Sample house
located 10th and Crittenden SITS. ne Open
fdence"
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MT. PLEASANT

IVA I I LII 1kJ114N Z
Close to everything: 3-Story. S-room.
2-bath brick house, with oil burner and
. electric retrigerators; ideal for renting
rooms or apartments; now vacant; price,
$4,000, $4,000 cash, 500 a month until
paid Phone Mr.. Ray. DE. 1872. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
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OONFIE l Ell T FURNISHED
Offering a lovely home in Silver Spring
? yrs. old modern in every respect with
large liv. rm., din. rm., 3 nice bedrms
fiction with metal cabinets, gas range and
refrigerator; gas air-cond. heat, work
benches and laundry equipment in base
ment: lawn nicely Handicapped with a
variety of shrubbery. Owners are leav-
ing town and are offering this beautiful
home completely furnished at S15,950
Call ME. 1143 until 8 pm.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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S18,50O-VACANT

O,JUU-V AOAN 7
A detached center-entrance brick home
out, looks newt Located just ! square
of Macarthur blvd, and within 2 blocks
bus and carline: lovely bright rooms,
3 bedrooms, tile bath with built-in tub
and shower, living room with fireplace,
large screened porch, oil heat, built-in
garage; minimum cash payment $1,000
required Call Mr. Robey evenings, EN-
1919. THos. J, FISHER g. CO, INC,
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UPSHuR ST NV
WESTMORELAND HILLS

Open daily, . until 5-Four new Korzen-
dorfer-built homes, and bedrooms,
well worth inspecting To reach Out
Mass ave. to Westmoreland Circle, con-
tinue out Mass to Duval DIR. q street be-
Harrington I'd. and our open sign.
H. j. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
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5027 7th PLACE NV.
Brick constructed row house, in very pop
ular neiehborhood. mr.. transp. and shop
ping: lily. rm., din. nm, den. kit. break
fast rm. and porch: bedrms., tiled bath;
full bsmt., oil heat; reasonably priced
Call Mr.. r. T. West.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Three Mad Dogs
Picked Up In
Northeast Area

Three mad dogs were picked
up here since the beginning OF
the year, DR. Bruce II. Douglas.
commissioner of health. said
last Tuesday All of them were
in the Northeast part Of Detroit
and none ever had been Yaccl-
mated against rabies
A l0-year-old girl was htten
on the hand by one OF these
dogs owned by neighbor She
was given the PaSteur treat
ment bv her physician through
a cooperative arrangement with
Herman Kicfer Hospital. Prior
TO April of last year. Detroit
experienced a period Of %
months without any rabid AMI
mails Since that time l8 tabld
dogs have been picked up. Com
munlties outside Detroit but
bordering the North and North
west section Of the city have
had three rabid dogs during the
last few weeks
DR.. Douglas says dog owners
owe II TO their neighbors. no
less than TO their pets. to pre-
vent the spread OF rabies by
adhering strictly 10 the require
mentS of the ordinance which
requires that all dogs be licensed
and kept from running at large.
This ordinance says that a
dog must be held on a leash
In the hands OF a responsible
person whenever il is taken
off the premises of the owner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Saginaw News
Pastor breaches On
"The Call To Service"

as another blanket OF snow was
spread over the city.
The Rev. James Bradley, son
OF the pastor, preached in Pom
tiac on Sunday evening His
mother accompanied him.
The Michigan State AsSocia-
ton of Elks will hold its 22nd
annual convention in Saginaw
on June 10. IL. II and 10. Epicu-
rian Lodge GA will be host
Charlotte Ray Temple $40 will
be hostess
The grand ball will be held
on the evening of June IL and
the final parade on Sunday
June 10.
The Charlotte Ray Gospel
Chorus will appear on pro-
gram on March 81 al 3 D. m
al the Craftsmen'S Hall in sDe-
troit when the Past Daughtel
Rulers Council of the state of
Michigan Will celebrate It's 9th
anniversary.
Joe Glason is confined 10 Sag
NAV General Hospital. Mrs. All.
ma Green is also on the sick
list
We are glad To see our own
Patrolman Calvin Nicholson out
again after undergoing an OPP
Grafton several weeks ago.
The funeral OF Clyde Ander-
son Jr. OF lis Kuk street was
held on Feb % from the West
brook Funeral Home.
MIS- Almeta Garrett OF New
York this week expressed her
thanks to all who were so kind
10 her sister during her illness.
and for their sincere sympathy
during her trying last days.
Special thanks we're extended TO
Charlotte Ray Temple Bright
Star Chapter OES, and the Gold
Star Nurse Unit.
The entire community was
thanked for the beautiful flowers
and consolng cards OF sympa
thy.
A class in practical nursing
was opened at the FIRST Ward
Community Center on TUESDAY
March ? This class is to be
the only one of the season. con
Quoted by the Red Gross for
colorcd women A class IN mst
aid was completed on Dec. IL
with % women receiving hrst
aid cards.
We are glad TO know that
Mrs. Rose Wise Ware. foimcr
bureau chief OF the TRIBUNE.
IS able to be out again with
her words OF encouragement for
her reporters and readers III
health forced her retirement
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Socialists
To Act On
'48 Campaign

The Socialist party's national
executive committee will meet
u Detroit tins March ST. to
make final plans for the party's
Rational convention in Philadel-
phla, May l4-l6. Reports on
available candidates, financial
support otganllatIonal progress,
e'l- VIII be heard by the com
'Hii''ec during It's quarterly three
aal executive session.
-. SOCIALISTS denounced the Henry
wallace candidacy when IL was
l!!s' announced, and declared
s' heu Detroit meeting last
yeof mat there Will be in l948
. party With principles, program.
s'i1 candidates independent of
~ S hcpuolicans and Democrats
~ me one hand. or of COM
u,l,un'st-controlled third party on
norman Thomas. who carried
u. ooylalisl banner in five pres
h,s,ii campaigns, has declared
. ,,'llseu not candidate foi the
nomination but there is a grow
my movement throughout his
palg le draft him for one more
.v mnile 10 Detroit the Socialist
"''1uVes vii be honored al
II Ilnnel Saturday evening
c ca'cn 3 at the Workmen $ Cir"
e og center 1929 Linwood. Din.
~ M speakers will include Nor
foanl homas, Maynard Kruegar.
dg, ,r' lce-presidential candi.
T Fle,. Aaron Levenstein: Harry
and Wh, national secretary;
labor " VILLAIN Becker, national
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
BY MILE KIRKLAND

A demo nStration party was
given on ThurSdaN. Feb 10. AT
the home Of Mrs. Thelma Glad
den OF 1910 Grcenmont Court
Among those present were Mrs.
Matte Thompson. Mrs. Tempa
Harris Mr. EVELYN Shawridge.
Mis-. OlSinc Elllery. Mrs. Lillian
Burns. Mrs Evon Eillcrv Mrs.
Ella Marx Clarv Mrs Elizabeth
Thomas Mrs Irene Senrermile.
MI and Mrs II StinSon. Mrs.
Maxine Rollins. Mrs. Alice
Thomspon Mrs Jamie Pats
Miss Mary Cummington. Miss
Catherine Linsey and Mrs. AL
but We do not answer qucsno
OF this typc through the column.
We only carry neighborhood
news items
Miss Carctta Murphy. the Lads
| found unconscious last week.
IS stu IN coma according TO
latest reports. and has been
moved from Receiving Hospital
TO Herman klcfer SO therefore
remember the word OF Goa. We
know not the time nor the houf
the Son OF Man Will come"
Charles Hall. 1920 Riopelle
who has been III. SAYS that one
OF the greatest pleasures is hav-
Ing his dear wife read the De
troit TRIBUNE To him. Nj Hall
IS en- employee of the Pennsvl-
vanla Freight House
Call your news In To- TIE 3
1895.
Crusade for Children. Nav I
To MAY Is, GIVE. so the chill
dren Of the world can live.
Can YOU let a child starve9
GIVE Crusade for Children
MAY 10 Nav Is.
The people of As nations Join
a Crusade for Children Save
them from starving! Give. Nav
] TO May Is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

flauonaty provisions IN the rent
control bin proposed by Senator
Cam
"A majority Of the commit
tee opposed the open-end
lease. the hidden Is percent in
crease. and the provision 10
deconirol all areas in which ]
percent of the homes were for
sale or for rent" Reuiher said.
On the other hand the com
mitiee voted 10 strengthen the
enforcement provisions. pro-
vided a sixty day stay in most
eviction cases. took steps TO
curtail the so-called coop
housing racket and extended
rent control for the next four
teen moths.
The Bill >till has some faults
and some errors Of omission
which can DC corrected ~ the
floor Of the Senate and House
Reuther SAID.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Hosts At Reception

The members of the Negro
Professional Designers Guild
were hosts at a reception re-
gently IN the Century Room
OF the Club Three Skies. Many
friends came in TO greet them
and offer congratulations on the
organization OF the group
Designers present were Jua-
nlta Chapman. Anna Wally
Simpson. president OF the group.
Linda Page Gertrude Tolbert,
Iohnetia Starks Mildred Wade
Katherine Wilmington. MARY Lee
Robinson Opal Prtchard. and
Frances Norfleet Membe Of
the Gui'd but not present were
Sidney Drake Tolbcrt and Julia
Grimes They were presented 20
the guests by Mrs Odessa Trot.
ter
Guests present were MadamS
J Bellman, Virginia Booth Don
ma Kemp. Lucille Kemp Lii
Rawls, Betty Gibson. Arnera
Laura Carr. Lillian Wilson,
Georgia SAWYER. Woods Bibb,
Miss Ruth Caver. Miss Elolse
McMorris. MadamS Carmen Muir
ply. Emmitta Dawson Laura
Tyles Ida Perry, f. McDdnlelS,
Jessie Slavton. Thelma Lee and
many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
He Nav Not Be Elected But -.
"WalIace Will Defeat
President Truma an"

Henry Wallace may not be
elected president. but am pos
tive that Wallace Will bea,
President Truman" Robert Ken
ncy former attorney general OF
California. and chief Wallace
manager for California told
press conference last Thursday
IN connection with his speech
before the Detroit LAWYERS
Guild
Over $4,000 signatures have
already been secured 10 petit
IONS TO place Wallaccs name on
the California ballot although
only 275.000 are needed. Kenney
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Oakdale Gardens
Resident Gives Party
For Her Neighborhood

ma Davis After the demunstra-
ton refreshments were served.
The Missionary Society Of the
New Mt Vernon Baptist Church
held its regular weekly meeting
az tho home Of Mrs Arnie Pat
terson ~ 2l647 Glenfield Court.
Mothci SipeS. teacher and lead
or ot the group, presided Mrs.
Austin Is president and Mrs
Helen is secretary Other mem.
hcrS present Included Mrs. A.
Cushlnsbuly Mss Grocniowe
Mrs Holston. Mis-. Patterson
Mrs . Collins, Mrs Youns and
Mrs Barcll
Little Chrstcen Nelson. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Nelson
celebrated her fourth blllhdav
on Feb l6
SECOND BIRTHDAY
Dlanna Carol Kirkland. ddugh
ter Of this columnist, celeb ted
her second birthday on Feb Is
Mrs Robert Brown OF 2l637
Glenfcld court left recently for
NORTH Carolina where she viii
visit her daughter and rela-
tlvcS Mr. Broun is accountant
al the community housing pro-
icct
There was an amateur hour
at the Duke Theatre on Fen oJ
\ party for the pastors cho-
rus Of New Mt Vernon Baptist
Church was given on Friday
night az the home Of the Cush
ineburvS
Clifford Davis. newcomer
10 the Eight Mile Road district.
from Alabama won q boxing
match over Tory Will last week
al the Brewster Center Toby
was knocked down in the third
and fourth rounda and Davis
was given the decision.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

declared
As defense counsel TO- the
hollywood writers who wee IN
dictcd for contempt Of Congress
Tor refusing TO tell whether they
were member, ~ tho Communist
Party. he attacked tho investiga-
tons OF the HohSe Committee
on Cn-Amcrican Activities
kenney was candidate for the
Democratic nomination fol gov
ernor OF California in 1876 He
lost the nomination tc Coy Earl
Warren. who was the nominee
OF both major parties
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
NEIGHB0RH00D
NEWS
By MRS. M. A. CONNcR

Mrs. Ella Dawk of 5276 Till
man celebrated her saith birth
day with her four daughters
and Z grand children last month
Her. daughters are Mrs. Connie
Mckinney. 4522 Roosevelt. Mrs.
Mary Brown. 1896 Stanley and
Misses Ruth and Willie Mae
Dawk She received many lovely
gifts
Miss Helen Cox. 3036 RIvard.
recent honor graduate from Mil
Ter High. had a wonderful trip
to New Jersey last week TO visit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Clio Asks Congress For 80 Day
Extension OF Rent Control Law

Walter p. Reuther. JAW Go
President and Chairman Of the
ClO Committee on Housing
this week wired leaders OF both
parties in the Senate and in
the House urging an immediate
thirty da> extension OF existing
rent control
Heuther said that hundreds
of thousands Of tenants are
faced with immediate eviction
or increases in rent on March
| unless pending legislation
extending rent controls is
adopted by that date.
With less than ten DAYS to
90 il seems that Congress can
not take action IN sufficient time
to pass new legislation V Reuther
said Therefore. extension OF
the present law Is necessary
Rcuther praised Sen Charles
Tobcy Of New Hampshire for
leading the fight TO reject in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

Recently the PIC
ures have been
ranled and ica-
" 10 b a y g The
llc I u q $ q g.
black and Whito
, o / ~ . ~ S 81
booker T Wash
ngton George
Washington Cal
er TouSsaint l..
Ouyyet tn & G,
md Frederick