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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

with bacteria which IL
ologic or disease cauSin, pau.
Therefore, before vs.,
adults, presents any s1cb q
bles to your children" ca.
should see that they are you
erly cleansed. You viii prop
in my definition, / exnl,h noe
there can be many fornoa.led
diarrhea. Many of them ' q 4
an outgrowth of anoihes ss Y
ease and before thew U.s.
make their appearance q
doctor will have them wop s
hand. Diarrhca of infan,s
young children is very a. aa
mon and very fatal The an
rrhea of infants carrie, ~
great a death toll in oun Nv, 20
ern world Consequence y
mothers who have child,ssa
between three months
three years old. should wy
particular care Of their nos
rishment during these 4.
months. The most fleops.,
age Of fatal diarrhea IN
fantS is the first and Econ. 1
wears. After that the mortals.
rate will decrease because 4,
tie by little they viii bnas
up a great resistance and can
fight off the disease.
During the years sy.
practiced. | have seen ON,
infants have as many >,
e 30 stools a day. The loo
varies in color from deep Vol
low to light green. dcpcndin
on severity Of disease I'M
little patient is in constar
shock the temperature is loO
loss of appetite and gene
weakness. Before this hapnc.
you should consult your doc
Tor and nurse and they vi
institute such treatment
possible 10 restore health
Let us make a firm resolg
20 save every child we car
because many times the chri
we lose is q great person
loss and a greater loss 20
oiety Il might blossom :
beautiful manhaod or woman
hood and make society vw.
proud Of him or n
Then as we march doWh IN
road 10 Health and Hpn
ness, we VIII gain insn +
ton and he more detefw,ne.
20 make a better Health fo
ourselves and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

,olultI are YOU EpiHB lh lNdht,
There is SO much talk about
our sneW army and tbs
changes that have been made
tL-t even q veteran of World
War II hc,iiates 10 offer adj
vice Ia crattcc on hoW 20
set alonc 10 uniform But
the odds no pretty heavy
that the Things which lasted
from World War ! down
through World War II VIII
remain the same in World
War III So. here IS ome
off-the-cuif advice which we
will bet YOU dollars to dough
nuts VIII nelp YOU In the
new army lust as II helped
your bic brother in the last
war and your dad in the war
before that
To begin with the ncw
army hes q master sergeant
IN your company who re-
CelveS the same pay and
wears the same stripes as
your FIRST sergeant but
young Joe. don't set vour
Sergeants confused. You! lrt
sergeant Will be running that
company and the first time
You begin 20 doubt il he VIII
be glad to prove II 90 vuu at
your expense So the rules
are:
! Recognize your first SER
geant as the first soldier i'm
your company and give him
the respect he Is due II YOU
don't, you'll be sorry.
, Don't a brown nose
The top kick is the top man
in the company but that does
not mean you have 10 how
down and say Allah. when.
ever you see him around
Give hlm his respect but
maintain the respect of your
fellow soldiers. Otherwise
they will accuse YOU of being
q brown nose and you1l be
about as popular as poison
IVY IN the company
B. Don't start your military
career by "bucking" lust
about every guy who hits a
military camp has visions of
being a commissioned Of
ficer IN a few days and many
OF them try to look good in
recruit training at The ex-
pense of other recruits 10
gain a stripe, but that kind
OF stripe does not pay OFF II
YOU earn stripe. earn il
the hard way and not bv
making your buddy look bad
Remember the guys you cnss
out while YOU are buckinr
Tor your stripes are the same
guys you've got 10 soldier
with TO hold them.
Learn something about
the paper work Of the Army
or the Navy For some I'M
known reason. the average
soldier Is not the least BIZ
Interested IN office proce-
dures used by the military.
tie wants no part of the or
derly room because there Is
where he IS usually called on
the carpet. The company
clerk Is the most underpaid
man IN the military service
but he is often the most
highly respected All because
he knows his way around In
the orderly room Always stav
on the good side of the com.
psny clerk-and II YOU want
to make progress. try 10 no.
come one yourself The clerks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

Definition: Frequent Of $
charge OF loose evacuation
and accompanied with vomit-
ing and collapse, occurring at
the crisis of a disease or pro-
duclng crisis. This type OF
diarrhea is marked by fluid
stools containing undigcsted
food and a presence of mu-
Gus and abundance. Acute
Summer Diarrhea Is more
prevalent among children,
during the intense heat of
summer. and these children
are those who haven't passed
their 3rd summer season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

Job is q stepping stone to Of
tlcer candidate school.
? Il YOU are Cho
bound don't fool arour
with the mess sergeant,
doesn't serve the food Cos
20 know the permanent kP
It's no ne Some OF the too
m the military service Is ba
often IT'S scarce. and sons
men get much more and
ter food than others in ~
same company The ZIP IS Is
secret He tells his fren
what's cooking, how much o
II there Is. where to get
the chow line and regula'
NOW much Of il he gets. o.
crscaS whore fresh meat
10 premium this can MAKE
YOU on break YOU. Be a bu
dy 90 the KPs, if you ~
10 eat.
6 Learn to master
arms with which you
equipped. The rifle is alreaay
ol little value IN modern wa
fare but If that is the ba
arms with which your oust
IS equipped, learn to handle
i Ike YOU handle a basket
haH You'll be surprised hoW
much respect the men boz
Your company viii have fa
2 man who can master b
gun rather than let his gun
master him.
BE q neat, snappy soldl,
Higher officers nudge low
officers by the appearance ~
the men OF their company q
much the same way your
mothers neighbors Judge D =
by the whiteness of her clothe
on the clothes line Whe
your commander looks around
Tor q man to represent him
ms first glances will be for
'''' shdppN, neat appcdiln-
man who knows how 10 wear
ms uniform.
3. BE a loyal soldier. You
.ather and your big brothc
who have gone overseas and
returned ahead OF you VIII
tel you that, although Amer
ica has million and one
faults which need immediate
correction with regard to the
tolored man. it still repre-
sents the best deal colored
man can find in the world
Gour flags name is Old Glory;
don't entertain the idea OF
any other.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

In Real Estate Copy for Classified and Displa
-----L

In Real Estate COPY Tor LIassIhed and Display
Effective August 25, 94S
We cannot accept display classified adverIising
for Real Estate, including for Sale Rent, Vacant
Improved, which contains reference creed
color.
"In view OF the recent United States Supreme Court
deeson that racial property restrictions legally
enforceable Is felt that any reference to race creed
color is improper.
I'VE will appreciate your cooperation in preparing
and submitting future copy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
Selecting Neighbors

When one q he daily papers does something
slider bevcnd the Bounds If good relations do
hesitate 70 let them know II, d uncertain terms
BY the same reasoning, when they make that
s commendahle hoy should receive the recognition
Last week lcer Went out rom the ads ertisinF de-
psrtment Of the Detroit Times loca daily. from which
r1fotes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

Race is only superficial when to individuals.
There lots of other basic qualities never mentioned in
advertisements that would be well answered before accept
ing neghbors
So congratulations Detroit Times in recognizing the
Importance of the recent decision of the U.s. Supreme
Court and dscouragng the specification Of race, creed
and color in real estate advertisements.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28

mindful of the
fact. it is this
time of the
year. vac a.
ton time, the
period when
Il is h OF
Therefore. we
90 TO the
country side
and thousands
If places and
many Of us
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
Health &, Happiness
BY
DIR. o. II. SWEET
DIARRHEA

Let us chat a while this week about aiment which .
on usually this part of the year Manymes is abor ONES
but in far many instances 1t prove fatal "R
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
Veterans WhirI
BY
JAMES L. HICKS
For NNPA

OK. Young Joe--rs now
Your order brother has made name for himself
Just Your old didn't do bad for himself
the before that Now few YOU will be recc,lnG
the We'll Greetings the President what kind 6
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
Voice In the South
By
ROBERT DUR
RACIAL UNITY

The A. b. c. of this basic here repeated by request
Differences location, topography, and climate
prolonged isolation and mans creaviy served diff
The which that Of deren-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
CONSTABLE ED BROCK
COUNTY BUILDING
DETROIT, MICHIGAN

Constable;
When the candidates for MISS AMERICA par
sde in Atlantic City, they display charm and pulchr
tude. When those candidates for MISS UN-AMERICA
parade in front of the county building picketinR YOU
they display harm and "bulkrltude"
Signed:
PROPAGANDA PETE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-28
Common Defense
BY
REV. WILLIAM
c. HERMAN
HERoIsM UNTO DEATH


In the early days Of June the press gave wide and
richly deserved the
born Colonel David Marcus Supreme Commander Jewish
front in Jerusalem and organizer OF Israels army
, 1948-02-13
NOTICE

The public is hereby advis-
ca that such grazing areas at
Benedict Field as do not en-
croach upon the airport faci-
lltles proper will be available
for rental under such condi-
tons as will secure the opera
tlonal safety of aircraft and
their passengers. Interested
parties are invited to submit
their applications or proposals
to the Governor through the
Administrator for st. Croix,
before February |, 1913.
Office of the Administrator
Christiansted, St. Croix, v. /.
january 20, 1948.
, 1948-02-13
GOVERNMENT AND THE
ORGANIC ACT

While we feel that the Vir-
gin Islands must become econ
omically self-supporting and
that largely through their own
efforts, we feel that the FEEDER
al Government has not been
entirely fair because through
design or neglect it has failed
to include the islands in many
OF the acts aimed at the cor
~rection of economic ills in con-
tinental United States. The
most important of these acts
are:
Smith Hughes Act
George Dean Act
Federal TOAD Aac1
Federal Airports Act
Cooperative Agriculture Elk
tension Acts
Vocational education under
Federal security
Social security legislation:
Title !: Aid 10 Dependent
Children
Title TX: Aid to the Blind
Title x : Old Age Assis-
lance
We received many recon-
mendations for the establish
ment of a Resident Eommis-
sioner for the Virgin Islands.
This would probably remedy
, 1948-02-13
PUBLIC NOTICE

Parties interested in OBJ
tanning a concession at Bene-
dict Field to sell food, refresh
ments and the usual associa-
ted articles and services, and
IN renting space in the space
in the Operations Building for
that purpose, are hereby in
Vited to submit their
ais, detailing the services to be
rendered, the space desired
and the rental offered, The
Governor reserves the right to
accept such proposal as IS
deemed best in the public in
terest, modify it by agreement
as conditions may require, or
to reject all proposals. Propos-
ais should be filed with the
Administrator for st. Croix
before February 20, 1913.
, 1948-02-13

concur in the recommends
tons apply to all the Islands
and are so succinct and point
ed that we can do no better
than to quote them as follows:
The governmental services
provided by the municipality
of st. Croix are not extrava-
giant; for the most part they
are barely adequate to meet
the minimum requirements
OF the population. Most of the
functions now performed
be improved by better
organization and work prac-
tiees--such as are proposed in
the sections of this report deal
ing with the respective func-
lions. In general, however,
such inefficiency as exists
stems in considerable part
from deficiencies in essential
physical plant and equipment.
There is no immediate pros
.pect of any significant reduc-
ton in the financial require
ments of the municipality. The
economic base of ST. Croix is
so limited that, unless there
is unexpected and substantial
improvement in the local econ
ony, it can provide the funds
required by the municipality
only if all possible raised To-
cally and at least a substantial
portion of those originating
from local activities are appli-
ed to the operation Of the To-.
cal government.
, 1948-02-13

1S ABOVE. How
ever, we cannot agree that
such an office should be Great
ed; not that we wish to penal
lie the islands in any way,
but we feelthat the step would
mot be justified in view of
their small area and scanty.
population. Instead we recon-
mend that additional staff be
provided in the Caribbean
Branch of the Department of
the Interior, so that all legis-.
llation which might affect the
Virgin Islands could be more
Iquickly and adequately review.
ed and recommendations made
Ito the proper committees in.
Congress. AT the present time.
this staff would probably solve.
Ithis particular problem.
Changes in the organic act
are now under consideration
by committees of Congress and
legislation is being written.
We feel that there are no com
ments in this connection which
we care to make at the present
time.
A previous section of this re
port shows that governmental
employees number one-sixth
lof the working population.
This is not all due to the desire
to provide a form of relief but
may partially be attributed to
archaic government organiza-
ition. For example it was learn
led that the municipal council
iof St. Thomas and st. John,
composed Of seven members,
met daily and maintained re-
1gular daily office hours, and
and felt that it must do so in
order to get the daily routine
of the governments performed.
This is an unheard of proceed
ure in American municipal
government and would indi-'
cate that hat d-ePaaErttHEae E heads heads
are not allowed a sufficient
for independent operation.
These offices must not be used
as a means of livelihood as at
present.
Good governmental organi-
cation and fiscal policy go
hand in hand. We have care
fully reviewed the Report on
49,
Evening star., 1948-02-09
HELP MEN and WOMEN.

ACCORDION TEACHER, male or female,
for long-established music school, Phone
MRS SOUTHWORTH week days ME. 1919.
BoOKKEEPER, exper.: 5h-day wk.: good
starting salary; oppor. for advancement.
Apply GELMAN CONSTRUCTION Co,
273O Wis. ave. NV. IL
BUSHELMAN or seamstress for alterations
and general repair for ladies' and mems
garments; percentage basis. Apply JOHN
Mt. Mt Rainier, Nd WA. e794. 10
CREDIT and collection manager; expert
enced person to assume full charge Of &C.
counts receivable office. in long-established
mems wear store. If you are now an
assistant credit manager this may be the
opportunity for you Good salary and a
permanent position for a steady and am
bilious individual. Apply Mr.. Dodek,
D. j. KAUFMAN, INC, 1908 Pa. ave. q w..
FOUNTAIN HELP-Well- paid work at our
soda fountain; pleasant working conditions,
perm. employment excellent opportunity
for advancement, vacation with pay. Apply
at any PEOPLES DRUG STORES or en-
ployment office, II st. ne, Mon. through
Fri, 3 m. to 4:30 pm.
PERSON to take charge OF cleaning force
in large ofice bldg; must be exper; give
employment history and ref; confidential:
excel. opport. for right person. Box
MiHDDLE.AGED H LADY or cple.. accustomed
to sober. quiet liv, as working housekeep-
er for small roomng house; summer home;
receive vacant apt and $50 per mo. COM
pensation Box 27S-G. Star. IL
Evening star., 1948-02-09

THOS. J. OWEN q SONS, Auctioneers. 4S5
Southern Building--Trustees Sale of valu-
No. No 1855 1885, Il street NE. s BY virtue Vi '''s Of q
certain deed Of trust dated October II,
1947. being Instrument No. 1922. record
erds Of the district Of h Columbia, M W and at
the request Of the party secured thereby.
the undersigned trustees will sell, at public
shs II f0e DAY q Of IF prses g.
at ..4:30. O'Clock. pm. the following de-
Seribsd land and premises; situate IN the
BEING 81 Lot 1ss II faa Rnttss sssisssd
Of lots in SQUARE. 4506, as per plat re-
corded in the Once Of the Surveyor for
folio AZ. Terms Sold subject to prior
building association deed Of trust for ap-
proximately $5,3O0.0O, further particulars
the purchase price above said trust to be
auired. Conveyancine, recording, etc, at
RtS ashn Sry dsys " deDoss
forfeited and the property may be adver-
trassess sssa snd k FssaS at % a. discretion st IN
THOMAS. Trustees. fe6,9.11. .14.16.
ADAM A. WESCHLER d SON. Auctioneers
sewing machine; Model 31,15' .Nattional
sTronseasiy deseri6ed 6s so trust 3 0ss as Model
56n blind. By Public .S AUCTION ss ,WeschieT 5,
quo 4 ot NV, 4ucSudy, reprudTy III,
194S, 10 am. In re. Chattel Trust nled
July 80, 1946 as Instrument No. 2475.
Recorder of Deeds Office. D. c. Terms
sMUcK, Trustees fe6,9.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SONS, Auctioneers
Mems. Children's furnishings,
trousers, hats, CAPS. gloves. underwear,
sweaters, dresses, skirts, gowns, aprons,
hosiery, pajamas, shoes, neckwear, biouses,
slips, .pajamas. belts, infants wear. hand
kerchiefs, pocketbooks. muffiers, etc. BY
auction at Wesch1er's, 905 E st. NV,
Wednesday, February IL, 1913, 10 am.
PROMPT removal required fe6.9,1O.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
Citizens Win Protests
On Play Area Garage

Protests by the Southwest Citi-
zens' Association against the So
called "harbor garage" at the JEFF
ferson Recreation Center has re-
suited in agreement by the Com
missioners to close nearby Fl street
and tear down part of the garage
ramp, according to George J. Stew
art, clerk to the Senate District
Committee.
The committee official recently
held hearing on the dispute over
use of the garage.
District Commissioner Guy Mason,
in letter to the committee ex-
planned that the garage is needed
by the Department of Vehicles and
Traffic for Is to 18 months longer
until better facilities can be ar
ranged.
With the understanding that the
garage eventually will be razed, Mr..
Mason said the Commissioners now
were prepared to close H street, be-
tween Seventh and Ninth streets
S.W., between the recreation center
and Jefferson Junior High School.
This will make the Fairgrounds area
continuous with the block contain
ing the school, Mr.. Mason ex-
planned. The pavement Of the
street will be torn up, and the street
area sodded, except in the imme-
diate vicinity of the garage.
A large part Of the ramp leading
to the garage will be removed, to
increase the playground space
further.
Maj. Gen. U. s. Grant III, chair
man of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission, in a let
ter said his commission approved
the plan with the understanding it
is to be temporary arrangement
for Is to 18 months, and that the
garage be finally torn down ac-
cording to the original plan. The
Park and Planning Commission
bought the area including the ga
rage and turned 1t over to the Dis
trict Recreation Department, which
now operates 1t.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
HELP MEN.

iAcooUNITANT Ord foT, local Ions; ;esta6:
ment s oce APPROVED efrf for onjob I srsnins
Reply, stating age, education. aualifica-
tions and salary expected. Box 1870
accouNrANT. age 2o-ao; berm. position
iished food product CO.: 40-hr. wk; s4b
Rfs E sisTs as-as SIN
gle, with car. for small loan business;
no experience necessary; salary and lib
for for executive position With national con-
SE6HReFuRxs AReE 1sss Gss1fa sS1
a8kTMANN fnisd ANN R Xrehtect dt Jeterson BIds.,
ASSISTANT BUYER for mems furnishings,
purchases. Apply personnel. 9th floor,
" cHfr ne vs. I'll
Rsas 8spy s6s ana f4ERS fqz dis "ssn
ssss1IsIAST WAREHOUSE supss!ats1asat
eapsns Msst Ss hsas aa
on ana "a az passes & IS re
ary and psrmanent position, All replies
hMBfoGs tI Pfft5fR'aFYS Yo3N s8 e3S assist 9
rental dept. of old established once;
shanee sE4 dS fSr advancement sses CAL MR. sAs'
Auro Iit MncHANics, Mn LIST class, Ford exper. !;
perm. connection for good man, group in
ohsr psd yaea0n tn anf
FRANK SMALL. Jr., INC, ai5 Pa. ave.
AFRO iii IN SMEsc1HAN1c, s1H1AN1c experienced: De Soto
siene. a@0u'e eoea Salary
NoToE No o4So. co. 5ols eeorsia ave: -l4 Nv
AFRO Gi FAINTER, 5;day xk: plenty EeEs;
a6T6 stSaay gsRvE 'Se AaPly M4 lesR shs st. nv" uNoN
AGTo BODY MEN ts). frst class; 5-day
nssk BoN BsnSN oss511t XGo sEkVe WEE lsi5 s kns
AUTOMATIC punch press operator, expert
enced in working with fiber, metal or
paper. in producing caps, discs, washers 7I 9r
acquainted with production problems; give
age. experience and wages expected; con-
aSTo SsR,ia MEdaaNiesFoTa R2s Nsa sfsa dealer oi'ns
days days with pay and excellent workine
% sEndt2ns Wsseer for PALMER
MOTOR CO. oaon a11o Hamilton ST. Hyatts.'
BSokkLIpEs' 60 na and once manassT A.
BOOKKEEPER, thoroughly experienced in
wholesale merchandising business only;
business, taking full charge of DE books.
no other will be considered: age, 30 to 40;
salary, S75 per week Apply Monday morn
ing, am. to IL noon No applicants by
phone. SCHWARTZ BROS, 2931 18th
st. ne.
BOY wanted for errands, with bicycle: g.
day week. HAMMOND & HALPERN. e25
Goth st. NV. >
BOY, ls or over, to serve apprenticeship
in newspaper plant; chance to learn en-
tire trade. including linotype: S16.hQ to
start, Bog 53.H; Star. To-
enced: b-day week; 20% discount on pur-
chases. Apply personnel ofhce. 9th hoor
GOLDENBERG'S 7th and K sts. NV: 10
BRICKLAYERS for q number OF Jobs In
travel time where required. ANCHOR
PREPRoofN0 CO.. 900 = 81. nv. Phone
RE 1866.
Evening star., 1948-02-09
SALESMAN.

statesmen, 25-40 yrs old, with cars, ex-
ceptionally good earnings; no experience
.-: =. ss1 Fsn y srfs snnas no
saaVasslns eaala Gnsf' see s' Nh. II De MERs soi
sAlEs ssh s TTRaAINEE. college sraduats, 24o2s
fundamentals, of selling and qualify tor
ssIs ssIss 11sn.ssS95R @snagsr S95RAYsAR ESEsTRic co;
INC, so Florida ave. ne, washington
statesmen, for an old line co; our
investigating Apply at sos @ st. nv"
sHahEsas H ss2 ss9 erie se to o% Cover small
BUSINESS CHANCE-salesman Of good
appearance and references wanted TO So
~ appeal to you Cali personally weekdays.
ss * sst 1ssS Gsas Gonn s Ss SS
SALESMAN to sell FIoorowla, worlds fore
market mari that applies the wax. polishes and
buffs with one machine. Man must have
car and be able to be bonded led. Map ,a with
perience to ultimate consumer preferred
Liberal commission: protected territory;
local and national % advsTtisemsni oh ,e% Pro
a6yERfisiss sSS asgIaf ssars statesmen wANTEbOs
f' i've. Many T prominent washington bust
ness Arms our clients. Good repeat busi-
cess. We want only two men for inter-
esting, permanent connection who can
show past consistent earnings az least
500 wk. Cah MR. JENKINS to a.
SEVERAL YOUNG MEN, with grocery store
or sales exper.. for one Of the leading whole.
have car, Not afraid of work. Territory
wash. D. C.. Apply in person. ATLANTIC
WHOLESALE GROCERY, York st; and Bat
tery ave. Baltimore 80. Md. Lexington
REAL ESTATE statesmen or saleswomen.
and be willing to work full time EDeri-
ence preferred but not essential. Full CO.
operation in closing deals. Apply between
wis ave, Bethesda. 10
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-02-09

Here is quick and convenient way of insurins that
your classified ad gets into The Star. Expert and
courteous representatives always ready to take
your ad the business counter The Stars spacious
lobby, and give you friendly advice how phrase
it your best advantage. The Star business counter
is open from 8 am. to IL pm. every day. Ads re-
ceved by pm. always get into the next days Star
except Saturday when the deadline for The Sunday
Star is pm. And remember, The Star also has
seventy-two want ad offices all over the Washington
and nearby areas. In fact it is than likely that
there's Star classified ad agent in your neighborhood
who will take your ad during his business hours Call
Classified Advertising Department. MA. 5000, for the
location of The Star ad Office in your neiehborhood.