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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-11-27

. HI-SPEED cALRoD SURFACE
UNITS = each with FIVE measured
heats.
. AUTOMATIC TIMER CLOCK -
Telechron movement - Resets it
self automatically when cooking
operation is finished.
. WAIST HIGH, EXTRA cAPAc.
ITY BROILER UNIT with alumni
nized reflector capable of broiling
steaks for ten people in ten minutes.
. AUTOMATIC OVEN TEMPERA.
TURE CONTROL has range Of 1902
WARM to 5s0' (broil).
. THRIFT COOKER - Six quart
aluminium pail, lid and trivet with
S-heat cooking unit.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-11-27
VETERANS
WORLD WAR n

Both men and women who served
in any OF the oFmed services In
World War II ere entitled TO puF-
chase os a home; single, one, two,
served OF least 90 days ond have
honorable discharge and are
working you can qualify. Any in
formation wanted, we will sIodIy
give you free odviee.
FOR SALE
QUINCY SIS room and bath,
single, all modedn improvements
with furnace heat. $1,000 down.
Price $4,000. THIS HOUSE IS
READY FOR IMMEDIATE Oc-
CuFAftCY. r
DALE ST.--I0 rooms and bath,
single with new automatic heat,
parquet hardwood floors, new
comb. range. white sinks. 3 piece
enamel bath, single car garage.
fine front and rear yard. Reason
able price and terms.
IS RUTHVEN ST. family Of
3-3-6-6 rooms with 4 complete
baths, white combination sinks
and tubs, oil steam heat with con-
finuous hot water, all hardwood
floors, full length rear piazza.
This properly has "c.I. Mortgage"
Income Si42 monthly, payment TO
bank, interest-prin.-tsxes, Si0z.
$1,000 down. Price and terms
reasonable.
"a WENoNAH ST., ELM HILL
SECTION, z fam. 7-5 rooms and
bath, hardwood floors, automatic
heat, house shingIed recently, room
for a car garage. most exclusive
neighbOrhood in Roxbuy. Price
and terms reasonable.
DEcKARD 5T.--opposits Memo
rial High School, most modern
family in RexbuFy. Tile entrance,
baths with recessed tubs, $3.50
rooms with beautiful reception
halls. Income $i65.7o pay only
$i4o monthly TO bank on interest
principal and taxes. Reasonable
price and terms.
ROWLAND ST. -3 family with
5-6-6 rooms with front and back
pisxzas, comb. sinks and tubs,
sep. hot water heaters, I'll hard
wood floors. Property in Al
condition. very good income. Price
right, terms arranged.
QUINCY ST.--3 fam. with S-6-4
rooms. sII hardwood floors, steam
heaters for each Impairment. ST.
AVAILABLE, Reasonable price 9
terms.
BOWER ST., 1888 --5 family,
5-6-6 rooms. with baths, all hard
wood floors, sep. steam heaters,
back piazxas, house newly psinied.
Good income, $500 down or
G.I. can buy. Reasonable price
and terms.
CUNNINGHAM ST.--6 room apt,
End Aoor AVAILABLE; 5-6-6
rooms and bath, front ard rear
piaxxas. enam. stoves, white sinks,
aII hardwood floors, separate heat
en-. Reasonable price and terms.
TO LET
WALNUT AVE- room apart
menf, heated, completely furn-
ished with Frigidsire, piano, land
lord will accept buyer Reason
able price.
We have tha finest selection Of
rooms single or double with and
without kitchen privileges in Up
per RoxbuFy. II you have nice
furnished or unfurnished room list
IL with US.
HUMBOLDT AvE.--store TO let
naaF 70 the HUMBOLDT THE
ATRE. BUSIEST SECTION or
UPPER RoxBURY.
Mortgages Placed For All
Kinds Of Repairs: Removal
ing and Modernixins Of your
Property.
Orders Token For Oil + Coal
On Monthly Budget Plan.
NOTARY PUBLIC
E " DfNggAgMTDE &c
90 xr.l.lIa A.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-11-27
you HAVE LEFT
TRUMAN IN THE
WHITE HOUSE

Nov put yourself in q liftIe beauti-
full brown house Of J or 9 rooms
in W. MedFoFd. Some oak floors,
mod. bath, furnace Al condition,
roof good, land for garden, flowers,
chickens. hedges and garage space.
transportation, schools, churches
and stores nearby. fine eongenisl
nsighbors and they are hoping you
will also be one. Near the banks
Of the soft flowing blue waters
Of the Mystic River and lake, trees
with singing birds, flowers, green
grass, clean fresh air and sun
shine in abundance. Occupancy
can be had shortly after taking
title. Asking price $500. Cash
required $500. Come and bring
your deposit ready 70 do business.
You need not bring the $500 at
once Just part Of 1t will be OK.
Balance you can pay monthly.
RoXBURY
3 family brick, 4-5-5 rooms, ;
steam heaters. rear piaxxas, near
Warren ST. and Dudley Terminal.
Price l,5o0, cash ST 900.
3 family. 6-6-7 rooms, separate
steam, heaters, plszEss, price
$4,000, terms,
II. c. JARRATT
s7s fremont St. HI z-ss47
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1948-11-27
Look at these Features

. THREE LARGE DRAWERS for
utensil storage. Durably constructed
of steel.
. OVEN TEMPERATURE AND
: Unit SIGNAL LIGHTS illuminate
when oven or surface units are on.
Oven signal goes off when oven is up
to temperature.
. SIMPLIFIED AUTOMATIC
3-POSITION OVEN SWITCH
controls bake, time bake. broil.
. CONSTRUCTION One piece
welded steel construction eliminates
bolts, screws and rivets. Porcelain
enameled, inside and out.
. OVERSIZE AUTOMATIC OVEN
-Calrod baking unit with heat de-
fector. open coil broiling unit.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
EXPRESSION OF THANKS

The officers and members of Igloo No. Pioneers of Alaska wish to express our thanks and appreciation to the people of Nome who so generously contributed to the Pioneer Christmas Cheer Fund, recently collected for the inmates of the Pioneers Home at Sitka, Alaska. Nome has again up- held its record of liberality, long established, having contributed the substantial sum of $850.00, which has already been transmit ted to the superintendent of the Home for distribution. We feel, that if you could hear the expres- sions of gratitude on Christmas morning from the lips of those who were once among us, but now in the twilight of life, you would feel amply rewarded.
 PIONEERS OF ALASKA,
 Igloo No. 1, Nome,
 By F. J. Rohn, President
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
HelicopterRescues Expectant Mother

ANCHORAGE, (P)-A helicop- ter flew through a raging blizzard Wednesday to- rescue an eXpectant mother from an airplane forced down on a frozen Alaska lake.
 Winds filled with blinding snow blew 70 miles an hour, but the 10th rescue squadron helicopter flew 10 feet above Cook Inlet va ters, set down and brought Mrs. Frieda Johnson out again.
 Three other rescue ships had tried and failed.
 One was turned back by zero visibility. The other two a C-64 Norsemen and a second helicopter, landed but were unable to take off. Their occupants are being sheltered in nearby trappers' cab ins.
 Mrs. Johnson, wife of a Kenai homesteader, was being flown to Anchorage aboard a Pacific North ern Airlines plane when it was forced down on the lake 212 miles southeast of Point Possession, Cook Inlet.
 It. Charles Weir piloted the successful rescue ship. It carried Capt. Don Brown, a flight surgeon.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
MARKS FIELD AIR BASE TO GIVE KIDS XMAS PARTY

The G. Is of Marks Field Air Base are throwing Christmas party Monday afternoon at one thirty at the Service Club for the small Eskimo folks of Nome be- tween the ages of 3 and 6 years of age.
 According to reports it's to be a wonderful party, complete with Santa Claus, candy, pop-as well as extra special gifts sent in for the occasion from David Tewkes- bury of Seattle, publisher of the Alaska Almanac.
 The children are instructed to meet at the Nome school al one thirty where transportation will be provided and where they will be returned at 5 o'clock after being entertained at the post. The party will also include a movie show stated Jane Sniffen, hostess of the Service Club.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
Weather Report
Friday, December "A, l948

Forecast Nome: Cont i n u d cloudy with light snow and blow ing snow tonight and Saturday. Strong easterly winds tonight be- coming fresh to strong southerly Saturday. Lowest temperature to- night p, highest temperature Sat urday 26.
 Nome data last "A hours as of TOO am. today: Precipitation OLA inch. CTotal this month OH inchl
 Temperatures highest l2, lew est 5.
 Maximum wind 45 miles an hour from the east.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24

Legal Blanks at The Nugget office
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
U. s. DISTRICT COURT

Yesterday the Nome Mercantile and Mining Go. withdrew their appeal in the U. s. District Court in connection with the giving of liquor to an intoxicated person. The conviction and fine of one hundred dollars in the City Court therefore still stands.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
AT THE WALLACE HOTEL

Don Stewart, Seattle. Sam Shaf- sky, Fairbanks. A. R. Ferguson, Kotzebue. R. E. Leise, Moses Point. c. H. Luttkehaus, Anchorage. Gene Joiner, Candle.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
NOTICE

The K. K. Public Library will be closed Friday and Saturday due 10 holiday.
 If will be open on Wednesday evening at 7:30 pm.
 EDA DEWEY, Pres.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
NOTICE

Important Teen-Agers meeting Wednesday. Dec. 29. at 8 pm. in fhe American Legion Hall.
 There will be no Teen-Age Dance Dec. 25.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
JUDGE FOLTA TO REGULAR FIRST DIVISION DUTIES

ANCHORAGE, (P)-Judge Geo. Folta is returning to his regular duties in the First Division after helping Judge Anthony Dimond with the Third Division calendar during Judge Dimond's illness.
 Judge Folta handled five major cases here including two second degree murder trials. He will con- vene court in Juneau, Dec. 27.
 What is good for the public is good for every group"
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
NOTICE

Postoffice will be closed tomor-
 row. Christmas Day.
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
NOTICE
HARP CONCERT DELAYED UNTIL JANUARY l4th

Purchasers of tickets please hold same until that date.
 HOME ARTS CLUB
The Nome nugget., 1948-12-24
Nn"E rT~r-

Midnight Mass followed by @ eccond Nae-, 'hirl Ts-- i-hilJrer} a'00 o'cloc'c Christm7s morning.. Confessions: Friday evening 737 10 9,30: childre-'r cor{a1oio7s Fri day afternoon 4:00 10 s.Ol.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Youth, Is, Gets Life Term
InBaItimore Woman Attack
BY the kssosioisd Press

BALTIMORE, Oct. n. Andrew
Peterson, 16, was sentenced to life
imprisonment yesterday for the rape
Of a woman last August.
The youth was convicted In Grim
inal court of attacking the woman
when he found her asleep in her
bedroom. In q statement to the
court, Peterson, who is colored, said
he had seen a purse lying on table
through the window and originally
entered to steal it.
Peterson tried to fight free when
the sentence was handed down. 1t
took a half dozen court attendants
about five minutes to handcuf the
180-pound prisoner and lead him
from the courtroom.
Evening star., 1948-10-28

CREAMED MEAT WITH
NOODLES sound good? 1t is, es-
pecially made with SWIFTS
Diced Meat (any kind: beef,
lamb. pork, veal, liver or heart
ready-cooked. ready-chQpped!)
For two: Cook 2 ounces dry
noodles. Cook n cup diced
carrots. n cup peas. tsp.
diced onion until tender. Add
enough vegetable water to
broth from can of Swift's
Diced Meat to measure IA
cup. Blend in IL tsp. -four.
Mix vegetables with meat and
liquid in sauce pan. Simmer
s minutes. stirring until thick.
Serve hot over cooked noodles.
SWIFT'S Diced Meats are per-
feet size for twosome families
and live-aloners. So ask at your
Grocer's baby food department.
Evening star., 1948-10-28
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| k4a6bss Il
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~

SOON WE VOTE! And on cook
books, women like myself, who've
made a comparison, vote for
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Evening star., 1948-10-28

APPLE BOBBING usually high
lights Hailowe' EN- festivities
and whets the appetite for treat
Of spicy apple pie. So why not
serve one, made extra 'Hallow.
e'eny" with a garnish of cheese
shaped like a tiny pumpkin? Now
don't worry about the work :.
for Apple PyeQuick Is your
answer! Each package contains
pie crust mix. spice and the
equivalent of lbs. Of choice,
fresh pie apples plenty for
an 8-inch pie! You simply roll
out the tender. flaky pie crust
and release the fresh, natural
juices Of the quick-dried apples
with water and sugar. You can't
make an error. In Is minutes the
apple pie Of your life is oven
ready. So get Apple Pyequick!
Evening star., 1948-10-28

/ his wife since 7::30 am. Tuesday
was ended late yesterday when he
returned home.
Mrs. Eleanor Craun, his wife, told
Montgomery County police her hus-
band returned apparently i'll. He
had a fever and did not recall where
Evening star., 1948-10-28

Ihe had been or what had happened /
to him, she reported.
Police found Mr.. Craun's locked |
car In field adjacent to a heavily
wooded area near Kenwood Tuesday
night. A 13-State lookout had been
teletyped by police.
Evening star., 1948-10-28

AohC anu
light as a summer cloud, with
that delicate flavor and velvety
texture everyone "ahs" over. Like
all DROMEDARY'S wonderful
Mixes, the new White Cake is
absolutely "miss-proof." And so
quick-'n'-easy! Just add milk,
mix, and pop into your oven.
Thrifty too, for DROMEDARY
White Cake Mix costs less than
you'd pay for its "tip-top" quail.
ity ingredients. Be sure to
"crown" with rich, chocolaty
DROMEDARY Fudge & Frosting
Mix. I can't see why any woman
voald bake the old hard wayl
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Missing Man Returns
To Chevy Chase Home

A search for Paul Forrest Craun,
-. If 6s23 Hillandale road, Chevy
Chase, Md, reported missing by
Evening star., 1948-10-28

WED 80 YEARS-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry D. Tryon, S645
18th street NV, who recently
observed their golden we'd
ding anniversary. Mr.. Tryon,
"a, q retired interior deco
rator, and Mrs. Tryon, 76,
have one child.
Harris 81 Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1948-10-28

THIS YEARS BRIDES and not.
so-newlyweds all have the same
problem finding the best and
easiest way to clean and polish
silver! But here's revelation &. j..
SILVO Liquid Silver Polish does
1t safely, quickly-with a mini
mum Of rubbing! That's because
SILVO is a specially prepared
liquid gets down into the
deepest crevices to quickly re-
move tarnish leaving your
silver a-gleam with brilliance-
and your hands and nails un.
stained. Try SILVO Liquid Sill.
yer Polish. 35e at Jewelry, De-
partment and Grocery Stores!
Evening star., 1948-10-28

anyone from to 50 who's the II hours day.
will get mileage" this luscious
peanut butter! But besides values
another "bonus get in SWIFTS
boasts coorful easyof that
lovely crystal plastic coaer Coaster beautiful
colors why not stock Butter today
advantage this De enjoy
the most delicious peanut butter madel
Evening star., 1948-10-28
EVER DRINK A SALAD? It's

as simple as
drinking a glass so Ca
of VEGAMATO! RSfESSJ
In fact, when Ns
you enjoy spark
ling, ruby-red VEGAMATO Cock
tail, you really are drinking a
salad. For this delieiously re-
freshing drink is a combine" Of
z luscious, garden-fresh vegetable
juices tender ripe-tomatoes,
carrots, celery, spinach, parsley.
beets and sweet peppers, popped
up with a dash Of lemon and salt!
A wonderful way of getting extra
vitamins and minerals, VEGA
MATO provides loads OF get-up-
and-go energy. gets any meal
off to a brighter start. Gives you
a grand lift between meals, too!
Evening star., 1948-10-28
eOUNDEST INVESTMENT you

can make in your
cooking and baking <A
euccess is the wise T
choice Of the flavor &h
ing you use. The NJW
choice of American S~
housewives for over
100 years has been BURNETT'S
Vanilla! There are 2 good rea-
sons first, vanilla Is Americas
fopoTite favoring and second,
BURNETTS is absolutely pure
vanilla extract, skillfully blended
from the finest imported vanilla
beans! That's why 1t gives such
q uniformly fine. yet delicately
subtle flavor to all kinds Of des-
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ice cream, frostings and other
sweets! For extra dividends Of
taste enjoyment, invest in BUR-
NETTS Vanilla!
Evening star., 1948-10-28
MORE WOW IN YOUR Chow! That's

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good SWIFT'S new Peanut Butter is "tops" in nu-
triton yet is so wonderfully digestibe that
children eat all they want! Easy to see why
Evening star., 1948-10-28

Test yet? It's that challenging Money
! Back Guarantee" offer On CAMEL Ciga-
rettes. All you do is smoke CAMELS (but
only CAMELS) for 30 consecutive days.
II at any time during these 80 days you're
not convinced that CAMELS are the mild
est cigarette you've ever smoked, return
the pack with the unused cigarettes to
the makers of Camels and back will come
Evening star., 1948-10-28
MY DEAREST LOVE IN CAKE,

and sure to be yours
too, Is that queen
a m on 9 Mixes
DROMEDARY'S new
White Cake Mix.
M-m-m, what a cake!
The kind most women
have toished they could
Evening star., 1948-10-28
A6z<AMvzxe1 Special
BUHL/NES - by Nancy Sasssr
A Weekly Sponsored Column Of Thas. Advertised on

NEW YORK, Oct 2S-I1l be writing to you from
many different places from now until Thanks
giving . for I'm off to visit many Of the
factories where BUY-LINES products are made.
But before take of, let me give you recipe
for shortening dawn-to-dark cleanup chores
SWERL! This new scientific suds discovery is
wizard" at making dishwashing easier.
quicker, pleasanter J.. banishing grease COM
nletelY SO that even hard-to-clean pots and pans
Evening star., 1948-10-28
1A4Ag
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MIRACLES STILL HAPPEN
and the FRIGIDAIRE Automatic
Washer is proof of it! That's be-
cause this beauty" of a washer
is completely automatic all
you have to do is set one single
dial oncel I wish I could show
you how one works -. for I'd
have fun watching the amaze
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and soap you set the dial
then sit back and relax! Live
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clean as the driven snow and
the unique Rapidry-Spin SPINS
clothes so dry, that many can be
ironed Immediately! Visit your
FRIGIDAIRE Dealer soon {.
see this fabulous FRIGIDAIRE
Automatic Washer perform mir
acles" right before your eyes!
Evening star., 1948-10-28
HAIL THIS NEWS

turkey cutter Tor making "cfanberry turkeys Tor
THANKSGIVING It's yours almost for FREE just
mail 10c and OCEAN SPRAY Cranberry label to
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novel and simple way to your Thanksgiving
Cranberry Sauce, these OCEAN SPRAY cranberry tur
keys" will lend glamour and appetite appeal to your
Evening star., 1948-10-28

Feast stock Jeled Cranberry Sauce
send plastic cutter today OCEAN SPRAY
Cranberries OCEAN SPRAY
Whole Cranberry kind mother used to make All tops
flavor. quality and good buy
TO KEEP HOUSE trim and tidy ship captains cabin
really easy you have the "knowhow"
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and furniture is SIMONIZ the only
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furniture Household SIMONIZ
Mahogany Maple NeutraL And what nice surprise
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richness color provides protection Further
more, leaving oily sticky
get SsPoshing
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Evening star., 1948-10-28

winklng greaseess dishwashing
fnd cleaning woodwork upholstery regera
for removing dirty for freshening fruits
and vegetables before slowing in refrigerator!
SLEEPY HEADS wake with coaxing provided revei"
-Nnn11 the good Of SPAN Scrambled in
zSSIN27 Eggs for breakfast It's quickeasy treat
AS|ern " tiny cubes OF to your
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>&I-M Then creased frying
over moder
Serve platter. surrounded by thin slices of SPAN
doing yourself your family big keeping
SPAN handy whether served bot cold the delicious good
Of its all and sweet tender ham flavor perfect
for dozens Of dses But to insist on
SPAN when buy made only by HORNED!
DAISY twics sweet you
emerge O batht And the is obvious .
SWANS exclusive perCreamed Blend makes T,sS
SWAN different from used You ENEa ~
feel the difference the extra creaminess and smooth
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abundant ather lather that gives you (Ja
extra mild. extra thorough cleansing all yet y
SWAN with SuperCreamed Blend gentle
pletel skin looking softer smoother and
glowing Bathing truly with
SWAN 1t regularly! The SWAN look is look!
Evening star., 1948-10-28

full purchase price Recently 30Day
Test conducted hundreds Of smoked
CAMELS (and only CAMELS) for 80 the
to packs Each week. their throas examined by noted
doctors the tune of 247O examinations in all doctors
reported irritation smoking
CAMELS single But begin 30Day
today CAMELS!
Evening star., 1948-10-28
WHEN YOUR DooRBEIL RINGS Halloween" night and you
Spsned open TO esss Of a c@M or o:s serve each sheet

chocoay matted food drink rich calcium that heaping
whole quart
of milk in calcium value! Get b b Of COCOMLT today
Evening star., 1948-10-28
Beginning Friday at $50

It's true, euery day is Sale day at Mortons but like
Everybody else 10ant to celebrate birthday
So from Morton's many sensational fashion values
Mortons buyers haze selected these and other SUPER
sensational values to make birthday something
youA long remember.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
PatroIman .TeStifes In
Shooting OF Leon Mosley
BY ISAAC JONES

THE SECOND WEEK of the inquest into the fatal shoot
ing of Leon Mosey 15year old youth Of Miller High
school by Patrolman Louis Nease june t. got underway
Tuesday morning June % before packed court room at
the Coroners Court building
The Nineteenth witness 20 take the stand was Mrs
Agnes Jones' 2265 Waterloo She said Il heard the crash
and to my window saw three policemen beating the
boy front of the stolen which had crashed into the
tree.
They were not holding him. The officers hit
ting the boy about the head and stomach"
Mrs Jones declared that she did not gun al the
time Of the beating The boy broke away from the officers
in STOPPING manner; heard shot and he fell" she
tsee MosLEY INQUEST. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
- hiA rIlnnInR mate.

Tho aaui0uS Detroltcrs qucs
ny. the TRIBUNE sand
elcclion Of Dewey was
IA. move the Republicans
r5g n number of years
Neo Yat&s fair employment
won many conVen-
@ for Dewey Dclcga-
~ several states with
eo votes were advised
po had the best chance
Republican candidates
rpc 9 voters
rs te sin an interview
Is hr = Kennedy Of the
Hoadcastlng COMPANY,
Janc 2l ULYSSES W
nhshpr of the TRI
h xF that the Negroes
oc rcy as their first
|cRUcIA VOTE
was indicated when
W sglnn Chicago dele
stant 20 the Ma
ittoeman. voted IN
iials committee 10
tc Dewey delegation in
a dispute The contest
M hv two votes II
M had voted for the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-07-03
Husband Shot
To Death BY
Wife In Home

An argument begun shortly
after a husband returned ftom a
local race track last saturday
afternoon. resulted q his death
Edward II Brown 49, Of PSI
f. Forest died shortly after his
wife fired one shot througn 4
closed door, The bullet Stiklug
nm IN the chest His wife Der.
nice q is held for investitauon
az murder.
Nj, Brown was roportedlN
Knocked down bv her husband
immediately after he returned
home from the race track ac-
COMMANDED by George Sandusky,
IS. az 5845 John r
Mys Brown after iirng the
SHOT opened the door through
which She had fired the bullet
and upon seeing her husband
ON the floor she is reported 10
have thrown herself down beside
him. saving Il didn't mean 10
shoot YOU" Later she also at
tempted 10 shoot herself with
tsee HUSBAND SHOOTS. p. 81