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ARIJNGTON-S23 $50

ARLINGTON-$23,9 $50
A tremendous value. Charming white
brick colonial: excellent close-in location,
near Wash. Golf and Country Club; center
hall plan; lge. den on lst f.; 3 twin-size
with firepi.. maids rm and bath; built-in
garage; oil heat l35-ft frontage; COM
pletey and beautifully redecorated: SD
900. 1st trust at 4lzos. Call WA. 1928 or
Frank S. Phillips, DI. 1411
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SUBURBAN REkT-MARYLAkp.

SILVER SPRING-White brick, 8 rms, .
baths, large corner. lot; screened porch
built-in garage: picket-fence-inclosed side
yard. full attic and basement with lava
tory storm doors and windows through
out: oil heat: rental 5000 per mo. Call
NE 5191, or uN. 2S13. -l6 ,
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BUILDERS, ATTENTION
LOTS FOR RENT.

IST COMMERCIAL, Bennfng rd. ct 44th
ST. n,e-SlxI4o it. on grade; nne for
used cars, etc: long or short term lease.
DAVID COOPER, 900 st. NV, Ma. 435s.
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ROSE HAVEN ON THE BAY

Brand-new brick and masonry homes now
occupancy: ou @ only $3.50. with 1000
down Only 81 miles from D. c. Call or
Spratt, co 9403. ewes, with KAY
REALTY co, 55o5 Ga. ave. NV. RA.
2200 Is
COLoRED-I8 WATER FRONT lots at
SSfl0 Der lot Q lots $3.50 Pre-fab. const.
delivery within wks5 terms gossIl63Ile.;
rd ne. TR. S693. 10
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
oFEIcE SPACE FOR RENT.

SILVER sPRING"-Main business sec
ION ON Georgia ave; reasonable. Cal
liso 37o0 or SH 1913. la
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

IO% FIREPROOF, approx. $4,000 So. #.
one floor. with railroad siding: suitable
r any factory or warehouse, Call HARRY
0HEN, RE. All, GE. 02S6. 10
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LOTS WANIEp.

WANTED. lots or acreage for clients.
suitable for new homes and APARTMENTS
Write Mr.. Walter, B. p. SAUL CO.. go
18th st. NV. III
LOT WANTED In Hillcrest or ft: Dupont
eASot ~"fS IA
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ARLINGTON

s13 No Taylor St; half block of Wilson
blvd, one-fare zone to town. Prewar PRICK
Colonial slate roof; liv. rm. with fireplace,
lge. din. rm and kit, screened porch, B
bedrms., tile bath full bsmt., gas heat
garage. fenced lot Close to shopping ana
schools Directions: Out Wilson blvd. to
Taylor, right u blk to house.
ARLEDGE BROS.
ow 444s 2523 Wilson blvd, OK 1898
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

81 1th ST. SW.-Lot 74x25 #. Will
share building Suitable used-car lot or
similar occupancy. Phone RE. 1867 week
ICE DAYLIGHT lower floor, approx 5000
50. it.: upper floor approx. $500 So TT.
end eommercial; immediate oeegpaneys;
Call MA. 0937 or CHI: 1000, Ext. 303 is
X ST. NV, nr. Stater Hotel-x1st a.,
approx 1900 So. TT; completely air cond.
Throughout; excellently arranged for ofice
use. suit. for insurance CO., real estate or
Inspect call RE. 1889. Ia
SILVER SPRING-New modern f1reproof
bldg entire 2nd floor. size 25xl00, consist
ing of T rooms, . reception rooms and
complete baths; may be used as Offices Or
apis MODERN REALTY CO, 97l3 Geor-
gia ave. SH. 1141. -1S
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NEAR EAIREAX VA

EXCLUSIVE. l4I7 Is 81. NV. n.W.-----II4
29th AND BRANDYWINE
Plans completed We are ready to start
building to your complete satisfaction in
Forest Hills. large det brick home OF the
finest quality and design consisting of 4
den, recreation rm.; garage; large screened
porch Lot 70 It. front. the finest home
in one OF the most desirable locations for
$4,000. For fuu partieulars; oss can .r M
ALDON PROPERTIES
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SALE OR EXCHANGE
Downtown stores and of1ce building: in.
come about $4,000 VI; priced to sell ~
$50, 900, subject to S55 900 1st tr:: owner
will consider trading for nearby farm on
highway, suitable for roadhouse and DUCK
raising; must have natural water for
trades or sell 6utright. Cali Adlai Mann
business properties dept
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & co.
1415 K st. NV. NE. 54oo. or AID. 7l06.
cENTRAL FIRST coMMERCIAL-For the
organization recurring oftce space ana
fine large auditorium. preferably near the
Capitol. there is no better purchase than
this desirable modern building; would also
make an excellent investment, with oetter, ,
than-average return on hrst- -commerclal
property: price under S100,0 900: minimum
cash requirement. $4,000. Phone MT
Terms, EN-. 0666, with SHANNON g
LUCHS CO., 1905 H st ", NA. 234o
2nd COMMERCIAL
Opportunity for the right person; located
near Brookland railroad station; 10Oxl 10,
with RR siding available; improvements
frame house converted int apis. MI.
Cross after 2 pm, AID. 1892
EDWARD E. CALDWELL
Ma ~3-Q Ia
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4 MO. and mr.. n H. aves., D. c.. Hill
landale, Md: 4 burnt Mill Hills; II Ia
koma, Md; 29 Silver Spring Il ind'l) !;
l to 10 a. sites. nr. Ga. ave. ext. and
Fairland
e. LATIMER Realtor. 1888 Alaska ave.
nv, GE. 1870; ewes, Mr.. craver, GE.
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ARLINGTON FOREST

ARLINGTON FOREST
Only Sl4.950 for 2-story Colonial brick
home; 3 large bedrms. large liv rm. and
din, rm.. fully equipped kit, screened
porch. full basement and lovely Handicapped
lot: near everything. Small down pay
STONE HOME; $17,500
2-story Colonial home with garaRe,. Ia
baths, large liv rm. with fireplace, large
dining rm. and fully equipped kit, full
buy, Located in a beautiful neiehborhood.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA
2-story Colonial white brick home. with 3
baths, bedrms. or a den. large liv; rm.
with fireplace and recreation rm., bull. I'm
garage; lovely Handicapped lot. A sacrifice
at only S23,950. Low down payment.
LONGACRES, Realtors
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CHEVERIY

Brick home. rms. baths, oil heat; suit
able for 2 families If desired; . elec ranges
and refgs.: high elevation. above dust and
With settlement
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sUsiNEss PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.
25-FT. FRONT BRICK HOME, on Ga. ave. !;
can Be converted to store and apts. Call
HARRY COHEN. RE. 477l. GE. 02s6. III
60 RMS, 20 B.; old established choice
boa riding house location; will sell or lease.
JESSE LOEB, MA. 2014; eve. Ho. 9187.
I1Ie 4th ST. NW-2nd commercial. 9
rms. . baths. oil h.-w.h. corner Of alley;
offers being taken. ". L. TOOMEY. Jr,,
Realtor MA. 4379. EN-. 1857: ID
CAN NOW DELIVER from to 30 units
on modern buildings, at prices that should
interest the careful investor. For infor-
nation, cali Mr.. Wolberg, Ia. 1855. with
SHANNON & LUCHS CO. 1905 H st. NV,
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SOB 4th STREET S.W.
Now operated as modern restaurant, de-
sirable location for any 1st comm bust;
ness; rooms and bath on end f.: oil
h.-w.h., Gear brick garage. Exclusive with
A. LOUIS VETTORI
1929 L st NV, D1. 574e. ia
CoLORED-NORTH CAPITOL AND FLORI-
DA AVE, 1st comm.-s0-ft front on N.
Capitol excel. location: reasonable price.
Mr.. Carpenter URCIOLO REALTY. ME.
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HAWTHORN
32nd St, priced below cost. Must be sold
at once A lovely woodland section, ad-
iassnt to Roek a. G5sss paTk ark All u ntilsiss sM
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
KENSINGTON HGTS., MD.
Builders. attention-1o choice corner lot lots
eady for seRss street T
tSrb curb IN. hs' Ca Cali soWNER. GE. S75s. Wls
LANHAM PARK.
down. SIS monthly; 20 lots sold in May;
breaking all previous sales records City
water, electricity, phone. mail service.
Badensburg I'd. to Peace Cross, out De
tense hwy 5 mi: to large sign Ian
ham Park at once on left side of De
tense hwy; 0fhee open daily and Sunday
PINE RIDGE
A beautiful acre site in this restricted
subdivision; lss frontssse: ;ss:, *. knoll, and
EAKIN E;lt PROPERTIES, INC.
Fails Church. Va FA. 1573-140o. ii
THOMAS F. HALEY,
Broker, phone Hyattsville o107 OF Union
1849. Write or phone for beautiful free
folder showing advantages OF Lanham
Park. --ls
VISIT CHESTNUT HILL
The suburbs are calling. Right now is your
time to buy that lot. Will you accept
permanent reduction in rent? Buy home
site in Chestnut Hill. 1t is q happier life
in wide open spaces. The pleasures OF
lawn shrubs, flowers, home ownership are
alluring Chestnut Hill is q new choice sub.
division fronting on Lee-Jackson Memorial
finest lots are available today. Drive out
Columbia pike to Annandale. then IA miles
west on Lee-Jackson Memorial hwy. TO our
sign on the left. Just miles from the
Pentagon. Our representative on the
grounds Sunday between 10 an. and p
m Exclusive with EASTMAN & SEAY
Realtors, FA. 1920. ia
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
Berwyn, Md wooded. level lots; sewer
and water. in; gas ayailabls: street srsded;
Mr.. n sn'S taylor. '''0 go.
CoLoRED-APARTMENT sITE-15ox20o
in ne, mr. Hecht's warehouse; price rea-
sonable. Call F. E. MIDDLETON RE
11sl.
coLoRED-RoOsEvELr PARK-Exclu.
sive and restricted neighborhood for colored
in Ammendale, Md. near Christian biotn-
ers' College. three blocks to Balto. blvd. q
green. Two blocks to bus and train trans
portation 25 min. to downtown. Price;
owner. J WARD, WA. 1859. lie
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Wayerly Hills
CHARMING COLONIAL

This fine home. in a restricted area. 5s con,
with 2 closets, lge. tiled bath. sairs to
storage attic: fine lse, liv. rm.. din: rm;
study with "a bath. beautifully Arranged
and equip kit: full bsmt.. with easement
windows and fireplace in rec rm:. gas
heat, plumbing in for Y bath; ,.s situated ats
Stone SIC terrace for relaxa ton; conven. to
everything, every and within 5 min. of District;
$4,000 ehrst trust. sEWIELL II ,,Rd REALTRY ~
GSI7, GL1 Is1s-9574. Open evenings. Ia
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$4,000. COUNTRY HOME. II acres OF
fresh air. set back off highway, bedrms.;
oil heat beeut setting with lovely flowers,
trees fireplace, all necessary outoldgs.;
grazing and trucking land, stream. spring.
Sparkling we'll water, plenty OF fruit. grow
ing vegetables JOHN BURDOFT. Coles
vile, Md Call Ashton 3s46, RID 2.
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WOODSIDE PARK

Luxury-tvpe, prewar. Colonial brick home,
baths, recreation room, maids room. at
tached garage, large screened porch, and
sun deck situated on level l7-acTe lsndo
the most discriminating purchaser. To
in spect. call SH 1913 til 9 pm. DENNY
4, PRICE Realtors 1T
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TWO FOUR-FAMILY FLATS, semidet.,
near MAYOR Gardens and Hiicrest areas
Can be purchased for a little over Z times @
ditton. For further information. call ]. P
Smith. RE 666i, AID. 2452, with FRED A.
SMITH, Reaitor. 1113 18th st. NV.
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FIREPROOF BUILDING

Second commercial. 16xIo1 High domed
ceiling. suitable for furniture. printing
plant, laundry, distributor of heavy mer..
service super market, movie theater. Or
ganizations requiring large open space
and many other uses. Bargain price and
|
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINIA.

THE BEST GRIN. BRICK
Colonial in N Arlington for the price;
liv rm with natural brick frepl., din:
rm... fully equipped kit: 3 bedrms. and
tiled bath on End FIR; full dry bsmt.; gas
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL. 27S4-Ox 27S4.
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acres. along picturesque stream with 2
rm 2-bath home; h-w.h, oil: fireplace;
Scar garage tool and small chicken house; dst,,
wash price SO 900: additional acres
ava liable
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LANDOVER HILLS, MD.

Green Meadows. Md-Very desirable g.
rm. and bath det. home with oil heat.
on large lot. convenient to shopping,
terms KAY REALTY CO, RA. 2200. is
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FtSS on VIVID seTtItNtNL =
Mr.. u. S. NAVAL LAB.

Bunsalow of 4 rms, oil heat. gas refer.
and range an ideal home for small family;
price Sa.a50 furn. or $4,000 unfurn.; pos
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SILVER SPRING-On busline and conv
to shopping center all improvements in;
4 level lots with frontage so #. and 10 it.:
our price. from $1,000 up; sell one or an.
Another corner lot, R2xlO5 D. c., near
35th and Carpenter Sc, north OF Pa.
ave- paved street; $1,000. Call Mr..
SCHAFER. AD, 2326; ewes. and Sun, Du.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Victoria Mccall Feted
AtLovely Dinner Party

1t was lovely almost impromtu dinner party that
girls got together for Victoria Mccall Sunday after
noon at the w A. Frances Owsns saw to it that
lovely meal was served. fried chicken with all the ac
disha
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Helping her To celebrate were
little Gloria Whitaker. Ulysses
and Alfred Wade Boykin Jr.,
Ronald Price and Elaine Wooten.
Cynthia is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William johnson on
Vinewood.
A packed house for two nights
is the score the Elliottorians can
chalk up for their Second An
nual Beaux Arts Ball. Some of
the celebs seen in the audience
were DR.. and Mrs. Walter Mack,
Selma McGaskill. Mr.. and Mrs.
BRINE Smith, Rhoda Johnson,
Daisy Taylor, Myrtle Seabrooks,
Leons Lang. S. B. Mcqueen,
Carolyn Glover. Gussie Drew
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs. William Graham, r.
G. Schuster. beaming proudly
as his Missus. Laverne, CLAM
orous in red taffeta ruffles. greet
ed the guests. Joseph Craigen.
Jerry Hood. Phyllis Lewis, Mrs.
Violet Lewis and daughter, Mar
gle. and a host Of others.
Lillian Owens and Henry
Hank Jason are going TO say
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

II Do" on Saturday, Dec. 10. Ii
will be quiet informal cere-
mony at ST. Cyprian Episcopal
Church Hank is one Of De-
troits handsome law enforcers
and Lillian is a senior at Wayne
University. Best man and ma
iron OF honor will be Mr.. and
Mrs. William Jason. brother and
sister-in-law of the groom-to-
be.
In town for the Thanksgiving
holiday is pretty GwsndolYn
Baylor. iiancee OF Mel Grooms.
Lion halfback. From here, Il
looks serious. A teacher in Chi
Cages school system. a member
of Delta Sigma Theta sorority.
Gwen wants TO wait for a June
wedding at home in Indiana
Friends are betting two 70 one
that Mel will persuade her TO
push up the date.
Emmetta Cardoza and John n
tBuffalo) James are a constant
twosOme these days. She is just
about the last word in glamour,
poise. and attractiveness.
They say that Arthur Bowman
and Thelms Jackson are really
going TO become Mr.. and Mrs.
come the holiday season. Thelma
IS sporting simply gorgeous
Russian Persian lamb coat these
days.
And on the sick list too is
Virginia Smith. wife of Paul
Smith. who is in Parkside Hos
pital for thyroid operation.
Sunday is nice day 10 take
the wife out to dinner. Couples
glimpsed dining in the Ebony
Room Sunday evening: Mr.. and
Mrs snowden Williams, DR.. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Minute Pre-Nuptia| Affairs Fete Thanksgiving Bird
Nina Garner In
Perfume Shower
At Ebony Room

Still in furry Of pre-nuptial
affairs. is Nina Garner. advertis-
ing executive who will wed on
November %.
Saturday, the scene was a per-
fume shower in the Ebony room
Of the Gotham Hotel. Gladys w.
billiard (of the billiard School OF
Music was hostess al this unique
affair.
The table was a thing OF beauty
centered by hugh floral center
piece. on mirrors, flanked by tall
yellow tapers. Beautiful corsages
extended the centerpiece. and
were given 10 the honoree and
hostess after the affair.
An assortment OF the most ex-
ouisite scents made beautiful
array Of gifts. The menu consist
ed Of delicious three course
dinner, with a whole baked SQUAD
as the entree.
Guests present included Martha
Robinson. Ruth Whitfield. Pris-
ella Gray. Blanche Culver. Ruth
Anderson, Rosa Gragg. Charlotte
Perry. Gladys Mills Makel, Doro-
thy Quinn. Mrs. Carlton Gaines.
Nellie Watts and Roberta Nc
Cure. A wire from Myrtle Gask-
III expressed her regret at being
unable 10 attend.
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with a gorgeous l-plated Der.
fume atomizer for her purse.
Among those present Sunday
were Hsrtha jenkins. /. Cox, Aux.
vase Jackson, Helen Thornton
Eva Collins, Helen Garvin. Edith
Bland. Julia Brady and Frances
Burton.
Joining together in a farewell
luncheon for Victoria Mccall
were members Of the Doalttle
Club Sunday in the Ebony Room
of,the Gotham Hotel Their part.
irfe gift to their club member
who is leaving for Louisville
KY. after her marriage Thanks.
giving, was a beautiful level.
studded gold bracelet. Bidding
her goodby were Pauline Milton.
Vivienne Cooper, Marcella Pet.
ersoE. Bea Gillian, Jeanne Cole
Corinne Martin, Maribodine Rob.
inson and her sister, Margaret
Thomas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

Mrs. Ira WhiibY. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Drum (she is the former
Vivian Allen and DR.. and Mrs.
J. w Edwards.
Ophelia Goree. Of Bangor ave-
nue. was hostess to the "Novems'
last Thursday at bridge Miss
Neiiye Johnson and Mrs. Marian
Griffis won first and second
prizes. Consolation prize went 10
MIS-. Alice Thompson. Guests
enjoyed the chill served.
Inc Detroit Musicians Associ-
alton is holding a cabaret party
Sunday, December 5, al Club
Ell Sine. The affair is scheduled
from 8 p. m. 10 2 am. Proceeds
are being used for their schol-
arship fund. Some extra, extra
entertainment is on tap.
Also sponsoring a cabaret party
on Friday night, Dec 10. at the
Club 666. is the Motor City
Press Club. A stellar night Of
entertainment is planned.
We can't say how sorry we
are 10 hear about the death OF
Maxine Routt. She had been
seriously i'll for some time. Deep
est sympathy TO her family Is
extended.
Also sorry 10 hear that Larry
Bleach's father is still critically
i'll.
GOSSIP
Everybody is curious TO know
the whole story on the car win.
ning incident Just who did win
the car? THEY SAY that If she
doesn't get the car, she will
take him 10 court on violation
OF the Mann Act,
Some people do take their
politics seriously, so THEY SAY.
One well known socialite and
Dewey supporter was still so
vociferous in his defense that
she was practically asked out Of
the palatial manse of the Gar
den of Arden.
Helen and Elwood Garvin will
be mama and papa" by the
time YOU read this. The stork is
delivering a package by proxy,
TO their home this week. A darl-
ing 3month old baby girl is
being adopted. Congratulations,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

was a splendid affair with about
so members present.
An interesting program was
arranged under the supervision
Of Mrs. Mary Mcdonald. The
program vas opened with the
singing Of the National Negro
Anthem. played by Mrs. Sadie
Toles. Others featured on the
program were Mrs Geo. Druitt,
piano solo: reading bv Mrs. Bon
ME Clarke: the Dorsey Singers.
interesting talks by Atty Ed
ward VI Turner. Mr.. A. E. Kin
ney and Geo. f Smedley.
Another interesting feature
was the awarding Of a prize
10 Mr.. Charles II. Chairman.
for catching the largest fish
during the season. Mr.. Chat
mans catch was a ia pound
Black Bass. This marks the
third successive time Mr.. Chat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Hackley Concert
To Be GiUen On
Tuesday, Dec. z

The SUI annual Z Azslia
Hac Slev Memorial Con c ert.
sponsored by Inc Detroit Public
LIBRARY and the Detroit Mu-
sicians ASSOCIATION vii be held
in the auditorium of the Detroit
Puohc Library Putnam al
Woodward Tuesday Dec : a,
g m promptly There IS no
admission charge
Eltzsbe'h Garv. vice-nrcadent
az the Musicians Association.
will be chairman II the eve-
nings oggan.
The Hacklev Collection may
be seen any time preceding the
hour of entertainment in the
Music and Drama Department Of
Library.
Donations or contributions 70
exhibit ~ Hackiev Collection
Fund NAV he made al this time.
Laurence Watson is president OF
the DINA Fred Hast Williams
is chairman 81 Hackley Memo
rial Collection Committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Great Lakes Lot
Owners Enjoy
Annual Dinner

The annual social event ~ the
Great Lakes Lot Owners AS
ISOLATION. held al the Detroit
Federation Of Womens Clubs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Don't Whistle, Girls!

Male le49 styles will BE colorful.
a. evidenced ~ THIS sport shwt
~orn BY Golden Boy Made Of
woven gold--~lth matching ne
and South African cApeskin gloves
processed IN 24-carat gold leaf -
IRIS SHINING numoer was previewed
W New York CHy by Wilson
Brothers. Chicago. largest manu-
factvrer q mems furnishings Of
80 kind n the country Such toney
apparel Will usher IN an era Of
male peacock elegance for next
Sprrc Brilliant coiors ard bold (.
-sV styies-eNer 20 VIVID urr,en.
nonsples-are ~ store for me rer
seSt year providing women
Sort rsid their ~Ardrobes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
Beauticians Show

The BeautIcians Trade Show
set for two big days, Sunday and
Monday. November % and %,
will be held al the Craftsman
Club, 275 East Ferry.
The show, which is being spon-
sored by the United Beauty
School Owners and Association,
will feature hair style contest,
and the Marvin Dupree Choir.
Many prizes Will be awarded
as the show lasts from 10 am. to
II midnight each day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27


The table was decorated with
beautiful floral centerpiece of
baby chrysanthemums and roses.
The place cards were a clever
note. the name of each guest had
been set in type and the actual
slug from the Linotype was the
name plate. This was quite
apropos since Victoria has been
associated with journalism since
infancy, being the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Mccall.
founders and former editors, pub
fishers of the Detroit Tribune.
Victoria. herself, is a writer of
note. having done Society col
umns. articles for Ebony maya
zine and formerly Grand Journ-
alist of Delta Sigma Theta So
roTity.
HOSTESSES
Her hcstesses. Bobbye Nc
Cure, Gladys Mills Mazel, Eel
ma Sparks, Vivienne Cooper
and Cecil Boykin, presented her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27

Mrs. Ira WhitbY. Mr.. and Mrs.
David Drum (she is the former
Vivian Allen and DR.. and Mrs.
]. w Edwards.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
" a r / e t y
THE SPICE OF LIFE"
by CeciIe
by &c Gil e

Quite the little hostess CYNTHIA JOHNSON
Saturday afternoon she invited in haf-dozen young
sters to help blow out the three candles her birthday
cake The traditional goodies ice and cake candy
punch and balloons added touch of gayety the
phere she opened her gifts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-11-27
man has been the prize win
ner In this event.

The refreshment committee
under the supervision of Mrs,
Sara Turner, as chairman. with
co-workers Mrs. Margaret Manns,
Mrs. Katie Broome, Mrs. Mar
garet Ransom and Mrs. Clennie
NJ Smedley, topped the evening
off with a delicious turkey din
ner with all the trimmings.
Mrs Turner and her commit
tee served these delicacies on a
gorgeously decorated table with
beautiful linen tablecloth with
candles; flowers and autumn
foliage as decorations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-04-30
Dewey Flies TO Oregon
Toniqht 10 Battle Siassen
BY the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. ". April 3o.-Gov.
Dewey WIN fly to Oregon tonight
for what may be the fight of his
political life in another presidential
primary duel with Harold E. stas-
sen.
Mr.. Stassen, winner over Gov.
Dewey in Wisconsin, Nebraska and
Pennsylvania, and the New York
Governor are the only Republicans
entered in the May 81 Oregon pri-
mary. Twelve delegates will be
elected.
A win for Gov. Dewey would re-
store prestige his rivals claim he
lost by trailing Mr.. Stassen, in the
last three primaries after beating
him in New Hampshire.
Gov. Dewey will arrive in Port
land tomorrow to open a minimum
To-day campaign in Oregon. He
will address a Junior Chamber OF
Commerce State Convention at
Portland tomorrow night.
His complete itinerary has not
been announced. but he Is expected
to visit several other Pacific North
west States before returning to AL
bany. The trip may continue for
three weeks.
Gov. Dewey's secretary. Paul E.
Lockwood. has been in Oregon more
than week mapping strategy with
local Dewey lieutenants.