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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-22
TRAILER HEADQUARTERS
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1912 1ls-ton; l2-ft. stalker
t. US s. GOVT; orig sifss ' $50 TX. soo9.
s5sa, ,a sa brake. sn ,. s
hs Ike az tFss seas ss nv cock Jocks and gyms
CHEVROLET 1912 acton pickup; in peri.
mech g loo cond; good tres ag9d S s9ltd body;
q: ssss Give terms, STAKE RoS PER'' rS
{ sMc No Moy NC VAN; oo-cuOc foot 1 eeaz,
s Sf% $50 G s2ubE Hs Sh tr s ton.
with stake, van. dump and panel bodies
81 stnn %Sds Il I 5ENf N sj M3r0Rs }sS0
VAN BODY, new. steel panels, 12,ft; long
by 81 in; BY 72.in: high, with gsled sats
Me- MEESs soN s 5sar Pa st. NV $3.50
DODGE i945 truck, chassis, model W. p.
81. 1a-ton capacity; good 7O0x20 tires
base, in excellent mechanical condition:
one,oEner truck IS, Sl'o45. FALLS CHURCH
FORD f94s a ton ton pickup: 1000 miles,
perfect. Call OIL. 1893; ewes, AT. 6G3s.
REQ 1s46; (sl, one 1s4s dump truck;
% offer r ss S csii "a q249 oas0
suitable dry eleanins in .torase ~
Phone mornings CO. o7so, afternoon;
DODGE ia41 1;ton panel; excel eonds-
ton, like new Can be seen at Oil Frank
lin st, Alexandria, Va, bet 4 and pm.
wa. .ass ss ss 81, f. .s mSa; 1.,san s
tsSa sina s sHsS fi' BRO NJ l Es'o 56
pOpGE ia42 pickup; $685.. MARTINS
s sH d uniyeTsiiy lane Tak0ma Park. ND Md,.
sTUDEBaKER 1s47 1h-ton stake; low
mileage, in very excellent condition, body
vi WL n2sS5 III Mr. new ro s1ss * G' Mf
sruDEBAKER 1s4s pickup; exe.ptionsll,
ap With zsry lev msss sody e4o Both ReE
RS51usRs re- 4S sss,
eli cnfv "a; ~ 1887 panel truck. si7S.
INlT w Hsa Ia T 1s41 K-2 ,.-ton panel
nsi' 5;ssP, sSS'Dsei s cd %
cHEvRoLET 1895 r half-to pickup; good
clean: new heater; si5o: cash or terms.
6 bo s2o9 is47 1=ton panel: good condition;
s.speed Fear; GOOD condition; $500 ief
feet, or separately. AT. 9007, UN. s37s.
--23
excellent motor; only S110. OR 0l00,
INTERNATIONAL Al h-ton paneled; Just
passed D. C. inspection: private owner;
best offer. 1862 Florida ave. ne, AT.
1899. s-5 weekdays. -2s
truck; gone I42OO miles, excellent con-
dition: for cash or equity in real estate.
or acreage. Call RA. 1900. "a
FEDERAL 1889 1-ton panel; call MR..
GROSS RA. 300. -23
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-09-22
A REAL BUY

Can you afford to pay lust ST $50 down
and balance in one payment OF SsS per
month including taxes and insurance?
Total price. SI3 $50 You can own this
brick home, outside dimensions 34x26 # ;
floor plan consisting OF = goodSized bed
rooms and tile bath, liv rm. approx. 10 #.
din rm with chair rail, beautifully equip
ped kitchen with doorway leading to back
finished stairway to md floor which pro-
vides space for . additional rooms.
ARLINGTON REALTY co.
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15O5 Fl ST. NV, MA. 234o.

CONN. AVE. AND Il ST.
This property overlooks above intersection
and is zoned LIST commercial; vacant; 3
stories and full cellar: UP to this time
used as residence; should particularly
appeal to architect. physician, organiza-
ton, etc; to be sold to settle estate; ask
ing 500. 900 Call Mr.. Straub (evenings),
OR 2644. THOS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
Realtors, DI. $3.50.
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IhvEsTMeh1 PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MT. PLEASANT-IO rms. baths, excel
for rooming house or can be converted
:Srd fl. now rented for 500. Conven. terms
Call Mr.; SMITH, MA. 2040; after pm,
s-UNIT APT, extra-large detached brick
bldg. built in 1912, in popular Arlington
rental section; present income Of S5,472
can be increased priced to sell at $40
3iI5 HOLMEAD Nw.-10 rooms, 3 baths,
oil heat; immaculate condition; now oper-
$500 plus entire first floor and l bedroom
for owner; approx. $4,000 down. balance,
M fs pa ssns E EoE s5s opp nspsf7 ss
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. M
s srf D gy h pFca sp q H.
RAAK ddNN RE AND S3 S SE TE
hotsi or guest house. has ist trust
possession: TO inspecg, o call MI MI sparks
p Du I99 ,, or ST. $780, with n j.
S GEoRGIA AvE-Apartment for yourself
and income from . add. apis; all sep r;
a fhsian snd M se 91de j. Hsh SUER
BACH 4 CO. l424 K st. NV. Dl. 65ol'
f fysei Il Rsq MODERN APARTMENT. 10,
Gated in select suburban location; priced
at 100000, less than times annual
income SUBSTANTIAL cash neeQtQ
ton to qualified buyers only. Ray Morse,
SH. $500. with BROWN REALTY CORP,
Realtors. DU. S55S.
4-FAMILY FLAT, corner near Bird and
Delafield st. NV apis, OF rms
Kitchen and bath; 2 apis of 2 rms. kitchen
and ath; ideal Tor owner to occupy l apt
and have income from apis. Price,
S21 300 WALTER M. BAUMAN. 1877 K
ST. NV. Ma 1929: ewes, WO. 0147. "a
MOTORCYCLE, Indian 1876, excellent
condition; 1925. NOLAN FINANCE CO.,
HOP New York ave. NV:
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-First commercial
semidetached brick with store in basement.
rented for $50: has q rooms, "a paths
house above, rented for $50; only years
old in new growing section; price, 14.I5O.
For further details, call JOHN l.. Shell
TON, Realtor. AK. 5000; ewes. vi. 63nl.
% UNIT, new hreproof det brick apt
S24 900 yearly income; excel. SUBURBAN
location. This is an ideal inyestmenab
RAFFEI L REAL ESTATE, SH. lob till D.
s ADJOINING BRICK STORES. S34S
monthly income, little expense, s3ceiient
NV. location. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE
SH. 1903 till 2. ----------
TWO BRICK HOMES on 18th ST; Sc.
nesr Pa. ave Contain 10 rms. 3 baths
all in excellent condition. A PLACE Tor {o ..
cash required. Possession with settle
ment. Priced right. A good buy on TO-
DAYS market.
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
,11s " ~ pu RealtorS ME 540O-23
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INDUSTRIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

NEAR BLADENsBURG-2300 600 "a. IT. on
B. a. o. r. R.; water available; $4,000.
A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880. ga
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont
MCLEAN

Fev 3.bedrm,, 2h-bath brick Colonial.
rm, kit. " bath and side porch; End
door. master bedrm. with fireplace, bath
and valk-in closet. 2 other bedrmB.. with
oil &C heat, elec. hot-water heater. Close
to schools. shopping and transp. PRICE.
f15,sb0. Dial operator and ask for
Elmwood 322 or 1926. No toll.
VIM. H. LAUGHLIN, Realtor
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KEAI ESTAIE EXCHANGE.
WILL TRADE 5-family apt. (near Sears
Roebuck). beautiful light brick bldg.. only
$1,000 yr. Ewes, Ia. 7511. pa
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7 WESLEY BUCHANAN
NEAR SHIRLEY HIGHWAY

6-rm. attractive stucco, on 34-acre wooded
lot; 2Ox30 patio; stream on back of yard:
fully equipped; Venetian blinds; 7 miles
of Pentagon. Reasonable down payment.
MILLS REALTY co.
Of
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DIRECT FROM OWNER
BETHESDA

Modern brick bldg. affording 10000 50,
tt. II. space, fronting 2 streets. Zoned IN
dustrial. blk. from business sec
ton; exceptional lge. display front on
either street. GRAHAM d. CO., 81. SOW
WI oE1 ~
Evening star., 1948-04-01
JUNIOR MISS TOPPERS

"a Originally $35 Wool Suede Toppers in rose, KelE
green, pink, melon, navy. Lightweight to wear S1I
now and later. Sizes 9 to IS ---- ~
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MISSES DRESSES REDUCED!

80 Originally 1875 to 1875 Dresses. Royon ere
woos in black, poste and bright shades Some loee II
med Broken sizes for misses 10 to 8. Less than
"a price Observation-Disclosures
LANSBURGHS-Misses' Dresses-Second Floor
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STUDENTS SHOP REDUCTION

Wefe
0 Young Mems AI-WooI Sport Coots,
single breasted. Half royon Iined.
Broken sizes 81 to SO. Less thon
" price Observation-Disclosures 1895
! Ali-Wooi Husky Sport Coot Size
L. Camel color. Fraction Of orig
ineI price 24o5
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Shop-Fourth Flo
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STATIONERY VALUES
Less than , price
PLUSH EASTER ANIMALS
R Price

l4s Originally l.e5 to sos Assorted Foster Anials,
s7e TO ze7
81 Originally Las PIaste Girl Bunnies
1z5 Originally soc to I.z5 Wool and MetaI EesteF
Pull Toys to Soc
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-01
GREY ROOM REDUCTIONS

Were NOW
4 Misses Dresses in bIock-ond-white
royon prints. Broken sizes 10 to l8 $500 1888
10 Royon Prints, flowers navy, grey
or black. Sizes 10 to l8------- 2o75 1888
LANSBURGRS-The Grey Room-Second Floor
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DRAPERY FABRICS AND
ENSEMBLES

Were NON
IS White Cotton Bobbnette Spreads l4.es 80!
S.o8 and
SO Showers, exe'; Dropes. 54"-.-- e.es 5.ss
48 Both, Kitchen Curtons royon or lbs and
~plostic. pr -------------- 5.95 3.ss
IOoto
100 Yds. Remnants. Less then VI price l.50 80,
IS Yds 48-ineh Printed Glosheen.
Less thon VI price --------.- Its 50,
8 Royon Benqoline Single spreods
Much less Than VI price 1895 5.es
Royon Beneoline Vonity Skirts.
Fraction Of original price l4.e5 lbs
Custom n-mode T-cushion Soto
Cover. Much less than VI price 4l.95 1895
500 Prs. Droo-in Brnss Brockets. 3s
stock. " price ----------- loe s.
1000 Yds. Felt Trimming Less Than
VI price 12c s.
90 Yds. Cotton Edoine. Some less &c to
then u. price ------- loe .
! 3-fold Wood Screen. Sold as is.
price ------------------- 1923 S.4l
Screen, os Is -------- 1896 io.5t
LANSBURGHS-DrGperis Floor
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VALUES FOR INFANTS

were NSW
blue. Smoked mock trim. Sizes months 1856
to ls months observation-disclosures 3.o5 1893
s Handmade Dotted Swiss Dresses. Pink,
blue yellow. Ioce trim. Sizes
and o.So Ivy
3 Cotton Terry Cloth Both Aprons for
mother. Less thon VI priee------ $50 sss
50 Boys and Girls Knit Heodweor, pink,
blue and white. Fraeton OF the 1910
original price Observation-Disclosures AS 5ss
10 A-Wool Knit Soeques, blue only.
Less thon " price l.o5 7ss
z Handmade 3-piece Sooque and Boote
Sets. Blue only. Less thon " price 1925 4.s5
Handmade Socque blue. Fraction Of
original pree------------- 7.o5 1.79
| Handmade Soeque, white. Less than
" price o.oU 1.7S
Royon Sotin Comforters, embroidery
trim. Lonnbs wool filled. Pink with
blue. VI riee----------------l 1925 e.9S
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wear-Fonrth Floor
Girls 49e peir onkets. Mercerzed cotton
onklets with turn-down cuffs. Brown and = DC
navy In sizes o and loh only. All no-
tonoIly known mokes just 3 w poirs------
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NOTIONS REDUCED

Less than Y price
Were NOW
1877 EDO Adjustable Window Cor
nices, 26" to 54" lengths. Ponde-
rosa pine with cleor lacquer finish 1913 5oe
Il EDO Window Cornices, Al" to
66" lengths, point vornish to
your color scheme -----------~~ 2o8 LOO
Observation-Disclosures Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-01
CLEARANCE OF BEDWEAR


+ i 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Patrons Of Arts
Schedule Meeting

The Patrons of Arts Cultural
Club viii meet Thursday. Sept
9. At the Detroit Association of
WomenS Club II was announced
this week.
Election Of the executive board
is scheduled and reading Of the
annual report by the secretary is
among business that will be dis
Cussed
Officers Of the club are urG-
ns all members Of the club to
be present az this meeting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

stop in sometime and look
around" the management says.
A husband and wife combl-
nation can make business
team, If they so choose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Cole
man OF 44S Farnsworth arc just
the team that most men, who
prefer fancy. handmade, neck
ties. have been waiting for.
You order il we make 1t, is
the slogan OF this couple who
is becoming well known IN
Detroit.
Although Mr., Coleman would
have one believe that they
specialize only in the making
Of neck wear. Mrs. Lillian Cole
man, the wife, informs the 'ddies
that she also specializes in the
making Of dresses and design
ing. Tailoring and alterations
receive the best attention when
carried to the Colemans.
Stewards Complete Auto Serv-
ice. 1899 Oakland. is one OF the
city's most reasonable and de-
pendable repair sohps + Ste
wart is manager and guarantees
all work They feature humping
mechanical work and painting.
A telephone call will bring you
service to in any section of the
city. Don't wait until winter TO
see him or until your automobile
stops. Drop in any time he
says. and become acquainted
The Melodies Triad of Deh oft
radio, recording and concert ar
lists are available for the pub
hes entertainment Elma l. New
born is manager, Katye ~ Dom
OHIO, music arranger, DeloreeSe
Early. treasurer, and Mary Ran
doiph, secretary OF the popular
musical aggregation. Give them
a ring some time, in event you
feel that musical boost is
needed. Call Mrs Early at CHI
9295, or Miss Randolph al WO.
2-l843.
Northcross Patent Medicine.
ST. Antoine al Columbia. is one
Of the newest confectionorieS in
the Valley. and is fast becoming
a center for the Younger folk.
who sit al the soda bar. while
be bop. calypso and other 1--WE
gives out Of the music vendor.
Wilson NorthcroSs and Carroll
Evans. proprietors. welcome the
public 10 look in sometime
For tho best in foods Of all
kinds, and for any hour Of tho
day, paw The Southern Shop
House q visit II is located az
911s Oakland They specialize
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

Substance" will be the SUB.
ject of the Lesson-Sermon in an
Christian Science churches
throughout the world on Sun
day. Sept. -.
The Golden Text tRomsns
s:24. 2Sl is: We are saved by
hope; but hope that is seen
is not hope: for what a man
seeih. why doth he yet hope
for. But if we hope for mat
we see not. then do we with
patience wait for IT,
Among the Bible citations a
this passage proverbs 81 %
III: Doth not wisdom cry? and
understanding put forth hcr
voice? ! lead in the way Of
righteousness. in the midst 80
the paths Of judgment. That 7
may cause those that love MIC
to inherit substance; and | viii
fill their treasures"
Correlative passages 70 he
read from the Christian Science
textbook. Science and Health
with Key TO the Scriptures bv
Mary Baker Eddy, include ne
following o. 1881: Spirit Is TIC
only substance. the invisible and
indivisible infinite God Thns,
spiritual and eternal arc SUBJ
Stantlal Things material no
temporal are insubstantial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
Race Girls Wins
Only Gold Medal
In Olympics

Mrs Q G. Starrett, former
Detroit welfare commissioner
and well known civic leader.
Will chair the luncheon for Nor
man Thomas, Socialist presiden-
tal candidate. al the Barlum
Hotel next Tuesday. il was an
nounced by Rev. Herbert Fink.
acting secretary OF the hide.
pendent Voters for Norman
THomaS sponsor for the lunch
con
Luncheon reservations will be
held open over the weekend.
Rev Fink said and may be
made by phoning UN 10000 or
II 6-2373.
sharing tho luncheon spot.
Light with Mr. Thomas Will be
MS running'~ate Tucker p.
Smith Of highland Park, former
Detroit and Pontiac labor lead
or IN both the UAW-CIO and
tho RWDSEA-ClO now head OF
tho economics department OF
Oltet College.
Thomas wiil discuss the pfln-
cpal campaign issues Of 1913
ano Smith VIII speak on the
prospects for a political reallen-
ment after the November 2 cleo
ton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

in good old fashioned Southern
cooking. The manager. Willie
Copper. invites those Detroiters
who prefer select food 10 his
cafe. II you are unable to 70.
give the ma ring at TR. 2-86Bl
and your choice dish will be
delivered in a short while.
The L. c. Binnlon Company.
1892 Isabelle street. Inkster
Mich. is leading manufactue
of rare perfumes and fine COS.
metics Mr. Binnion. an OK.
perienced and alert bushes,
man, does not restrict his sales
10 lnkster alone. Detroit is IN.
cluded in his business itinerary.
The Binnion company may be
reached by calling Wayne
l6J4-w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
D Oconne Promises Action In Civil Rights VOLTA tions

Cornelius produced affidavitS
Of two witnesses who did not
testify al Fox's trial, indicating
that DR. DeHorstio was bludg-
eoned TO death with a piece OF
conrete in the hands. not Of
Fox. but OF 30-year old Negro
known 10 them as Shy"
Cornelius also submitted a
statement by John D. O'Connell.
who was then assistant prose
cutor, concerning visit by
both 10 the State Reformatory
AZ Ionia Thursday 10 see Fred
McClelland. a principal witness
against Fox who was serving
q term 81 : 10 2S wears for
robbery armed
The reformatory visit was
made Cornelius said. on infor-
nation received by him that
McClelland had said he lied
about the Identification Of Fox
AZ the trial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

When asked what his policy
would Re on civil rights viola
ticns. IL ne should be elected,
O'ConneN stated that he would
send he cases over % court
lust like any ether case
Present ~ the interview
alorg wfh others was Edward
Swan. executive secretary Of the
Detroit Branch az the NAACP
Mr.. swan VAS particularly NJ
terested IN ihe candidate stand
on the civil rights question as
many such cases has come 20
the attention 81 The NAACP
since the enactment ot the DISCS
Civil Rights laN
PRESENT POLICY
At present IL IS the 0o.Hc' q
the Navne County Prosecutor ;
office 70 call the manages ot
owner of a business In when q
violation IS eported and talk to
thern ard oxpla,n The 'aw o.
them lWaliv 4 warrant Is rot
issued foY tNe frst violation.
However there repcs,
oifensc warrant IS lssued
This poAcv Gas auscl quite
or ~ cortrofetSv Il Toe Ne
gro cnn'wuNItv s.Hce trey are
TIE group most IscelTirated
against Mar Mcgee leaders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
The
Most
Experienced
Man for the
Job
A Humanitarian
Who Is O.

former Assistant Prosecutor in 1885, rising under
different Prosecuting attorneys be Chief Trial Law
yer, 1945 1916
He has two of his own Is and g. He understands
youth.
Was selected by Gov Van Wagner 1910 to reorgan-
ize Mchgans $4,000 900 Welfare Department. He
set up the fund to put blind people in business for them
selves in public building lobbies Unions voted him to
be model employer of labor.
Friends had to talk OConnel into making the race for
nomination prosecutor for his private business inter-
ests pay him more than the position
The big issue that decided OConnelI was the manner
in which both the Detroit Police Department and the
county prosecutors office were abusing human rights
especially among minority groups.
he man whom Progressive Democrats Government
Republicans alike al support for Prosecutor
OConneII is Okay!"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

10 bid their iavorite singer bon
Voy age
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11

on the books Is enforced
Mr. O'Conrell stated that he
fel, that the business people al
the CITY should be- informed ~
HI, position m the matter and
II they arc guilty % volatlng
the lsw. they should be treated
as lsW Volatols
FOX CASE
Another topic that came ~
during the interview was the
part that O'Connell playod n
the Aaron Fox case FoN va,
the lS-year old Negro who MAD
been sentenced from ~ 70 -
wears for second degree murder
b the death of Dr. Joseph De
II alto during the race fiot Do
l043
Many remember O'Connell
the case when he STOOD up in
as Chief trial lawyer during
open court and said. The lib
eriY of this obscure and PENN
less boy is as important under
our system Of justice as the
Liberty OF the most prominent
and most wealthy citizen in
the nation. A chain is no
stronger than It's weakest link.
motion for nCw tla' ,ot
Aaron Fox Vas nlsGc bv Asnet
Cornelius who dccla ed that ~
had not been paid p fnll for
his services but vel, I PUG.
he Guty De seek new trial
fr FaN
TRIAL REVIEWED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
O'Connell FavOrs Youth

Another pertinent question
that John D. O'Connell was
ouered on al his press inter-
view at the Club 666 was the
problem Of Juvenile delinquency.
OConnell is candidate for
WAYNE County prosecutor on
the Democratic ticket
O'Connell declared that ne Is
vefy much opposed to the police
war on children A family man
himself. the father Of two sons,
IS and is years Of age, he de-
plores the way the juvenile sit
uation is now being handled
O'Connell said he is partlcu-
larly anxious not 20 give young
BOYS and girls criminal rec
ord. He stated that he did not
believe that trough type po-
lice. tough prosecutor" approach
to our Young people occasional
lndiScretions is the right meth
cd.
Kindness. intelligence. rec.
reafion and education can do
far more than polIceman's
billy or threat from the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
JOE LOUIS WISHES
O'CONNELL LUCK

When Heavyweight Champion
Joe Louis was in town for his
golf tournament. he played host
al the Chicken Shack Friday
night and saw many Of his De-
trot friends. Among those who
came to the Shack to shake
Joes hand and congratulate him
on winning the tournament was
John d. O'Connell, cadidate for
tho nomination Of prosecuting At
torney OF Wayne County on the
Democratic ticket Joe shook
his hand and wished him much
luck
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
1.-THE QUEEN"-
SET TO SAIL
ON THE QUEEN

NEW YORK CITY The
Queen Mary viii take on =
vetv unusual festive GLOW on
Sent 18TH when an 81 the great
names "a Jazz climb aboard to
pay tribute 10 the Queen Of
Song Ella Fi,zrerald. vino sails
on l'at 6at 20 conquer. musical
Is The European continent such
nauc> as Bill Kenny. ErSkine
ittwkins. Savannah Churchill.
BID Robinson Lucky Mllhnder.
Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw
VIII crowd into Elias statero DOM
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
HARTFORD YOUTH
SET

The youth OF Hartford bdptlSt
Church viii observe their first
annual Youth Day program
Sunday, Sept H.
Youth in the World Crisis
il the theme Of the day
Other activities Of the DAY
are AS follows 1900 2 m how
ard Freeman. L. Of NJ student,
speaker. 400 p m. musical
tone hour. 40 p. IN. Town
Hall meeting. led by David Rap
paport and Frances Tyler. Jackie
Vaughn IS chairman Of the pro-
gram. The public IS invited.
20 bid their iavorite singer bon
'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
prosecutor OF Jail senisnces.
O'Connell stated.


O'Connell stated.
IL feel il is the duty of the
police TO protect our children |
shall attempt to the best OF my
ability TO have them Wind up
on the credit side of the ledger
with the community instead OF
or the debit side.
Il believe that there is some
good and some bad in every
race and creed. in every group
of people you find.
1T is my aim, II elected pros
ecutor to protect~Gthe innocent
as well as prosecute the guilty
Making headlines is not doing
either the prosecutors office OF
the taxpayers any good for the
great cost of that law enforce
ment department"
O'Connel also stated that If
elected he would designate two
members of his staff to devote
time to crime prevention. thing
that has never been put into
effect in Wayne County.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
In Detroit
IT'S THE BUSINESS

Janets 90l9 Twelfth, is of Detrots leading iuve.
nile furniture and toy Janets specalZes in infants
and childrens apparel, both boys and girls They also
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-11
PROMINENT PART PLAYED
IN FOX CASE REVIEWED

In luncheon interview with the press last Wednes
dav John D. O Conne candidate for the nomination OF
Wavne County Prosecuting Attorney the Democratic
cket stated his position civil rights in no uncer
taiu
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1948-10-07
Postal Employees
Enjoy Steak Fry

"They came with an appetite
and went away satisfied" was
one observation heard in regard
to the annual gathering OF postal
employees for a steak fry at the
residence of Herman Campbell
Sunday.
Officiating over the outdoor
grills were Kennewick Postmas-
ter Walter Woehler and Assist
ant Postmaster Jack Nolan.
Chuck Smith, assistant postmaster
of Pasco, and Floyd Hutchins, as
sistant postmaster at Richland
offered advice and encourage
ment.
There were IS men, women
and children present to enjoy the
bountous fare:
Kennewick Postmaster, Walt
Woehler, Mrs. Woehler, Robert,
Mary and Davie and Mrs. Mary
Bartlett; Jack Nolan, assistant
Post Master of Kennewick and
Mrs. Nolan; Floyd Hutchins As
sistant Post Master at Richland,
Mrs. Hutchins, jeanne and Ruth
Ann; Chuck Smith, Assistant Post
Master at Pasco, Mrs. Smith, o.
zie and Leon: Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-