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The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

FUNERAL FRIDAY
The Leaflets bore various
statements. decrYing the Incl.
dent and telling Of the funeral.
scheduled for Friday. June IL.
2 p. m. at ST. Johns CINE
Church.
Charles $ Go.dSby "a of 637i
lronwood, Wayne student and
Morton l. Simons. l9, OF 3245
W Chicago University ot Mich
iEan. are the students
The following account OF the
incident was given the TRIBUNE.
We started distributing leaf
lets az 1870 p. m Thursday June
10 IN the vicinity Of Grand
River and Grand Blvd The leaf
cts were protesting the brutal
beating and murder of Leon
Mosely bv the police We were
handing them out 20 Northwest
(see STUDENTS SAY. p. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Oliver Hits
Mundt Bill

William II Oliver Cu-Direc-
tor ol the UAW- CIO Fair Prac-
ticc. and Anti-Dlscrlminatiou
Department. made the following
statement IN opposition TO the
Mundt Nixon SubvcrSivc Activ'
rtics Control bill;
we Americans can't success
fully oppose Communist ideas
bv borrowing the high handed
purge methods uf the Commun-
lists. Congressman Mundt. with
his irresponsible bill, IS JUS
about the best the Communists
have ever had
The Mundt- Nixon bill goes
far beyond the recommended
iions of the Presidents Com.
miiiee on Civil Rights. II would
disclose" absolutely nothing
about American Communists
that is not already known,
since The Communist Party of
the United States has already
made plans 10 ignore the bill
and 10 90 UNDERGROUND If IA
becomes law.
The principle of disclosure
Of totaltarianS recommended by
the Civil Rights Committee Is
paid lip service by the trainers
OF the Mundt bill but the true
ann OF Congressman Mundt and
his colleagues is not 10 Isolate
the label Communists but tc
further obscure the distinction
between Communists and non
Communist progressiVes Com
munistS themselves thrive on
this confusion.
They will be further pleased
and strengthened II the Mundt
bill becomes law. for the
Co,nmunifs Party is essentially
conspiraiorial organization
and il can operate best under
ground.
SAFEGUARD CIVIL
LIBERTIES
The intention of democratic
prnLrcssivcS must be- to safe
Guard traditional civil liberties,
while exposing the anii-dcmo-
cratic nature OF Communist be-
icfs in open and frank debate.
From such standpoint. the
Nundt bill is q failure and a
threat. II would vest IN the At
tornev General arbitrary un-
American power 90 fix gmlt nv
associations" lis true target IS
moi subversive activities, but
(see MUNDT BILL. p. ~
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

some americans have a pen
ant i2 keeping in the ime-
'Ashi. regardless OF the nature
q mtf position. favorable or
pn.a}orahlr
Then again il is possible
hat some Americans. no mat
ieF how hard they try 10 keep
out Of The news rate the head.
William Burton Of 456 Theo-
~ Unfortunately for himself
g wen as other people who
a't 'iiec'ed by him. or his do
Keeps out front"
Ht Is owner Of a seven room
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Common Council Asks Toy,
Investigate Youths Staying
College Fund Drive
Seeks Lawyers Aid

Are Deuot's Negro lawyers
asleep. or lust don't care about
the United Negro College Fund
DRIVE?
According TO the United Ne
gro College Fund committee.
there are seventy nine Negro
lawyers in the city of Detroit.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Hold Young
Woman For
Examination

Mrs Juanita Bayd of sos
Ndams charged with the murder
0f scvaDtv-four wear old man
lost September. will be examined
at hearing IN Recorder S Court
on June l6
Lieut. Gerald Walters Of the
Homicide Department SAYS that
Nrs Bovd admitted 20 him that
che stabbed Michael Sarsdakis Of
$50 Randolrh 20 death. between
buildings az 678 and 6so z. Con-
rress.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Monarchs Play
Black Bdrons

INe hInNa1 VIiV W00a N.
viii play the Birmingham Black
BaronS az Dcqulnd PMk FL
Gay night Tho New Nork Nank
ccs play the Homestead Grav s.
SUNDAY June i3
The Friday evening game be-
gin, al $40 p M Both sumcS
arc regularly scheduled Amcyl-
can League contests.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
BTW Trade
Show Set For
September IL

William Potter announced thit
week that plans a.e
for the Booker T Wa, A
Trade c,atIon wa02uoS
Trade show
tn, Exposition IS scheduled ioi
Convention Hail Sept l2 g. ~
inclusive
Ia az gtrNeV Vth The pres.
this week Porter cNrrtS,et op-
ilo sm VI thc
PRO cct which IS designed to en-.
courage business among ologcc
MICRO BUSINESS
OF AGE
Poster said The Exposition
lSee BTW TRA-...
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Husband Is
Shot In Chin

Henry Watson, 81, of 10 f.
:; ';',l'a Walked into Receiving
y ,pisl and told them that he
snoi in the. chin, but re-
''Ioa 70 reveal why OF how.
d '.''y.' however, police learned
watson, under questioning,
s' .g "i1 that he was robbed of
& , Dgi finally admitted that his
r.. we slot HIM following an argu-
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
anne Countryman
IS Not Detective
MarshaII's Girl

rp,,,i tuesdays edition Of the
1,,ttooNE 1,,it a slight error was
~ concerning the girl friend
uh Wlriy-eight year old man
oot o was shot to death by
o;,I ''',le Countryman was the
5g ,lend Of Charles Watson.
49, 1903 Beaufait who was
~, 49, y death by policemen. and
~ Ws girl friend Of Detective
49,, go Marshall as was wrongly
of ~ ~ N the second paragraph
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
N Mp Convention
Set For Cleveland

CLEE EELAND- Public rcla
g,.s oS 1nectors of colleges and
''.'9i'a welfare organizations
u'th invited TO participate
,or, p9hel discussion with cdi-
'I apartment executives 0l
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

The financial control is
in the hands of Mrs Boy,
kin, seeretsry-treasurer OF
he company, and Andrew
Smith, new business
manager, temporarily ap-
pointed to the position.
~Ihe garblcd and distort-
'cd stores hat appeared n
tbe Nict.g gan Chronicle and
|p,n,bargh ourier this week
L,ere ,el misleading, said
IBoykn editor of the Tri-
turp.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
Students Say Traffic
Officer Took Leaflets

Two college students members of the "Youth-for-
WallaceCommittee, passing leaflets which protested
he recent staying Of Leon Mosey rebuked by traf
nfi
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12

BOARD MEMBERS
DROPPED
The principal misstate-
ments came from two dis
eruntled ex-members Of
the Board of Directors
who were let out in the re-
The Detroit tribune., 1948-06-12
TR|PyINE OWNERSHIP UNCHANGED
'DisgruntIed Ex-" lard
Members Tales Refuted
public and Employees Pledge Publisher
continued Support and 1000 Cooperation

M, ouro of the editorial policy of the Detroit Tri-
I'LL .tlll IN the hands of Ulysses w. Boykin editor and
thr III the paper and president of the Board Of Di-
., tlc Midwest Publishing Company
Evening star., 1948-09-26

18th CENTURY BEDROOM
FURNITURE REDUCED
These Items On Sale at
sth and Pennsylvania Ave- Sc. Only
tity DESCRIPTION: WAS NOW
1 SERPENTINE FRONT
MAHOGANY SUITE, bed.
chest dresser, vanity, two
night tables vanity bench SllS5O0 S89500
MAHOGANY TWIN BED 6975 2475
5-PC. MAHOGANY SUITE.
bow front chest on chest.
dresser, night table, twin
bed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 45Suu 3fioU
2 5.PC. MAHOGANY SUITES
bow front chest-on-chest,
night table, vanity. bench,
sleigh bed ............, 3oS3o sEoVo
2 sPc. MAHOGANY SUITES.
bow front chest-on.chest.
dresser, night table. vanity.
bench sleigh bed ........ 49oO0 425OO
/ SOLID MAHOGANY DOU.
BILE BED, 4/6 semlposter 1095O $3.50
IS MAHOGANY OR MAPLE
FINISH BEDS, pineapple
top poster, twin, "a or dou-
bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o4oo ||.oV
2 ePC. MAHOGANY SUITES.
bowfront chest, dresser,
night table, vanity, bench,
poster bed ............. $500 $4,000
7.PC MAHOGANY SUITE.
serpentine fronts, inlaid
wood design on drawers:
bed, cheston-cheSt, dres-
ser, night table. vanity,
bench, chair .......... 6s80o $500
18TH CENTURY MAHOG.
ANY NIGHT TABLE. $2475 $lsb
MAHOGANY BEDS, 40
panel .................. $3.50 $3.50
4 MAHOGANY BEDS, panel,
SO ........ $3.50 $3.50
l MAHOGANY BENCH -. 1878 ss5
2 MAHOGANY POSTER
BEDS, 46 ............. 1900 $3.50
1 MAHOGANY SLEIGH
BED, 3/3 ............... 1000 $3.50
Evening star., 1948-09-26
On TMIIITD MONDAY ONLY 9am to 8 pm, &h PENN A\k&k
7MQMth-eMd

AND ODD PIECES MDUCED
These Items On Sale at
sth and Pennsyluania Ace. Sc. Only
titv DESCRIPTION: WAS NOW
MODERN SUITES pcs.
in lined oak, double bed.
chest dresser & night table $4,000 S25O.oO
l BLEACHED MAHOGANY
modern group of twin beds.
chest vanity. chair. vanity
bench night table 475.00 S250O
1 MODERN BLOND MAHOG.
ANY group OF bed. chest,
dresser vanity, night table,
vanity bench ............ 55O00 S9o.oo
MODERN MAHOGANY
SUITE blond, bed. chest.
vanity chair, night table,
vanity bench ........... 398.OO 2So0U
I CORDOVAN MAHOGANY
group bed chest, vanity.
dresser nieht table and
vanity bench ............ $4,000 59So0
2 DRAMATIC GUINEA
WOOD suites, bed. chest.
dresser vanity, night table.
vanity bench .......... 495.OO $4,000
1 MODERN LINED OAK
chest of drawers ........ 89.5U 595U
6 ape SUITE BLONDE MA.
HoGANY. silver metal
pulls, bed, chest, QouDle
dresser night table 1880 Z75oO
3 apo. SUITE BURL WAL
NUT. bed. chest, dresser,
night table ............. 275.O0 lS6oO
1 5.pC SUITE BURL WAL
NUT. twin beds chest,
double dresser. night table $500 275oo
apo. SUITE WALNUT.
burl front. bed. chest.
dresser night table 285.00 1880
1 WALNUT DRESSER, burl
'front.' .................. 1VSou oo'VV
s.Pc. SUITE HEYwooD
WAKEFIELD CHAM.
PAGNE MAPLE. bed, chest
double dresser. vanity,
bench, night table $500 $4,000
1 5.PC. BLEACHED MA.
HOGANY SUITE bed.
dresser. vanity bench,
night table .............. 325.OO 1880
6.Pc. WALNUT SUITE.
twin beds, dresser. vanity.
bench night table 32b0o $1,000
5.Pc. MAHOGANY SUITE.
bed. chest, vanity. bench,
night table ............ 298.00 1sO.oo
1 5-Pc. MORGAN SOLID
OAK SUITE silver grey.
bed chest, dresser. night
tables ................... fiooo ESo.VV
Il 3.PC. BLEACHED MA.
HOGANY SUITE, brass
ring hardware, AIS bed.
chest, double dresser ... 42500 25O.00
Evening star., 1948-09-26
/ Eugene and Ethel Campbell, girl.

Eugene and Ethel Campbell, girl.
John and Dorothy Conley, boy.
Arch and Alice Crabtree. girl.
Ralph and Mary Crown, boy.
John and K. Joan Ebert, boy.
Erick and Airline Edlund, boy.
Edwin and Mavis Florman, girl.
James and Janice Groves, girl.
Howard and Thelma Guthrie. boy.
John and Mary Hennigan, girl.
William and Elizabeth Hudson, girl.
James and Lilly Hum. boy.
Stephen and Gladys Jamorski, girl.
Nathan and Marie kaufman. girl.
Frederick and Clara Kendrick., girl.
Edmund and Patricia KuSer. girl.
James and Beulah Leahy, boy.
Robert and Frances Lee, girl.
James and Catherine Manthos; boy.
Herbert and Ellen Marine, girl.
James and Thelma Acker. girl.
Willis and Arlene Alexander, boy.
Russell and Annie Anderson, girl.
Howard and Patricia Beale, twins:
James and Patricia Billoious, girl.
Willie and Lille Bowman. boy.
Warren and Lena Callahan, girl.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

Mary A. kaufman. 81, 122 3rd st. ne.
George Carson, 7s, Blue Plains, D. c.
Edgar L. Lewis, 76, 1888 Risgs pl. NV.
Robert n. Daigleish. 73, 1884 Ingrahan
st. NV.
Edward Gilbert. II, 422 9th st. NV.
Susan A. crilley. 90. 1888 Ingleside ter
NV.
William JefYeries, So. 476 q st. s,w.
Albert /. Fuller, go, 2400 Tunlaw I'd. NV
Teof,i Stancel, SO, no address.
Grace " Bopp. 58. Temple Hills, Nd.
Raymond D. Whalen. 50. 1856 Avon pl
NV.
Curt Crawford. 81, Knoxville. Tenn.
Minnie NJ Heath, As, Falls Church. Va.
Infant Titus, 5110 Fort Totten dr.. ne.
Robert Cook, 70, 1s St. s.w.
THOMAS Crsig, g. 4, 21So lao ssh st. NV;
James Latimer, 50, 942 o st. NV
Abra Jones, As, 1905 Goth st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-09-26

8 pm, Pepco Auditorium. First
fall meeting.
Society of American Military Engi-
neers-12:30 pm, Burlington Ho-
tel. Engineering in Modern
Warfare" 1t. Gen. J. Lawton Col
Inns, Army deputy chief of staff.
TUESDAY.
American Society of Safety Engi-
neers-6:30 pm, officers Mess
Naval Gun Factory. r. H. Fergu-
son, national vice president, will
present chapter charter.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Science Calendar
Technical Society
Meetings Listed

The scientific and technical So
ciety meetings listed here were an
nounced for the coming week by the
Joint Committee on Press Relations
of the District Council of Engineer
ing and Architectural Socities and
the Washington Academy of Sci
ences. All meetings listed are open
to the public.
MONDAY.
Society of Professional Engineers
Evening star., 1948-09-26

/ Oiar and Sylvia Carter. boy.
| Phylister and Lucy Cobb, boy.
Aaron and Marie Grove, girl.
David and Mural Daniel. boy.
Alphonzo and l. Aleass, DGzier, girl
William and Gertrude Duenbury, boy.
Charlie and Marie Gilchrist, girl
Louis and Margaret Gonsalves. girl.
| Edward and Lille Goodwin boy.
Dubois and Helen Hobson, boy.
Mac and Frances johnson. girl.
Wilbur and Doris johnson, boy.
Mathew and Hattie Jones, girl.
George and Carrie Jones, girl.
william and Dormer Joyner, girl.
| Howard and Mildred Kenny, girl.
John and Charlesette Logan, boy.
Michael and Carrie Marshal boy.
Deaths Reported
(From D. c. Bureau of Vital Statistics.
James Doddrell SO. 32s 9Th st. ne.
Laura Rockenbaugh, SO, 3712 Jenifer st
NV,
Evening star., 1948-09-26
Births Reported

Howard and Dorothy Abel. girl
Donald and Becky Anderson, boy.
James and Anne Broderick, boy.
Jack and Jean Burrell, girl.
Evening star., 1948-09-26
LAMP CLQSE0uT!
'hex~ Items On Sale at

These Items On Sale at
Sth and Pennsylvania Ave. Sc. Only
tity DESCRIPTION: WAS NOW
2 TABLE LAMPS, soft blue
grey bases and shades. go. $3.50 S16.95
COPPER TABLE LAMPS
with genuine silk shades. 42.75 24.o0
! WAGNER BOUDOIR
LAMP. crystal and brass,
net Snade ..,....,...... Ef.ou 1o.Vo
MODERN WALNUT Ia
BILE LAMP, wood base,
beige shade ............. 22.75 1850
LENOX CHINA TABLE
LAMPS, rose: genuine silk
shades .................. 5o.5u lS.ou
2 CHINA URN TABLE
LAMPS, white bases. real
silk shades .............. $500 1850
Z RED LEATHER g. BRASS
TABLE LAMPS. gold
shades .................. 5oou 1o'oo
GREEN LEATHER AND
BRASS TABLE LAMPS,
gold shades ............. 36.50 Io.5u
2 HANDMADE BLUE CHINA
LAMPS small size. silk
shades ................. 2ouu 1z.oO
SOLID BRASS BOUDOIR
LAMPS with pleated silk
shades .................. Z4ou IE.oV
MODERN TORCHIERES,
blond wood and brass, glass
bowls ................... %oou is.ou
! MODERN TABLE LAMP.
lined oak base with rose
shade .................s ZIuu 1E.Ve
COLONIAL REPRODUC.
TION DOUBLE OIL DESK
LAMP, made of cleaning
solid brass with chimneys,
green glass shades. $3.50 $500
! BURGUNDY AND BRASS
TABLE LAMP, heavy base,
burgundy shade ......... 2975 1890
I VICTORIAN CASE GLASS
AND BRASS LAMP with
silk shade .............. 1880 $3.50
Evening star., 1948-09-26
SOFAS AND Love
SEATS REDUCED
These Items On Sale at
sth and Pennsylvania Ave. Sc. Only

sth and Pennsylvania Ave. Sc. Only
Guam 800, ,,ou
titv DESCRIPTION: WAS NJ"
1 REACHLEY MODERN
LOVE SEAT, grey plastic
trim ON blue and grey 2"
stripe fabric ........... $l295O S8950
] KROEHLER SECTIONAL
SOFA, beige floral tapes
try ........ 1880 1880
10 KROEHLER SECTIONAL
SOFAS blue floral,
red floral, 3 grey ......... 1880 5000
] DUNCAN PHYFE LOVE
SEAT. beige tapestry. 1880 1880
! DUNCAN PHYFE LOVE
SEAT, blue stripe 16500 l25.00
! LAWSON LOVE SEAT,
lime floral tapestry ...... 2O450 1880
2-Pc LONDON CLUB
STYLE SUITE, rose boucle,
sofa and chair .......... 3495O 275.00
! DUNCAN PHYFE SOFA,
carved solid mahogany
frame, hair filled cushions,
| dusty pink brocatelle 359O0 265.O0
Evening star., 1948-06-03
2O0-Inch Telescope
Al PaIonla Will Be
Dedicated Today
By the Associoted Press

PALOMAR MOUNTAIN, Calf.
June 3.-Scientists dedicate the
big eye" today.
It's the 200-inch telescope atop
Palonlar Mountain through which
they soon will peer into outer space
twice as far as ever before.
The worlds largest piece of glass
will enable astronomers to see
1000 100000 light years into space.
Translated into miles, the distance
IS 5000 ,o00, ,00O, 600 yooo, 900 900.
The giant telescope-mirror was
cast II years ago at the Corning
Glass Works, Corning. N. Y.
After preliminary peeks through
the big eye" several months ago,
California Institute Of Technology
astronomers proclaimed the giant
ready to be put into operation.
So powerful is the telescope that
the canals on Mars-if there are
any-wnl for the first time be photo
graphed.
Special tribute to the late DR..
George Ellery Hale, former director
of Mount Wilson Observatory, has
been arranged for this afternoon'S
dedication of the s6,500,000 project
OF which he was the guiding spirit
DR.. Hale died in 1888, at the age of
10, after a lifetime devoted to build
ing bigger and better telescopes.
His masterpiece. the 200-inch Palo-
mar telescope, which his organizing
genius made possible, had only begun
to take shade.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Station. and Ellen Ray. IS. Arlinston,

Station, and Ellen Ray. 1s, Arlinston,
John Love Al, Andrews Field. Nd. AND
John Watts, "a, 1913 9th ST. NV, and
Susie John. 43s 1906 9TH st: NV.
Robert Sanders ~. and Mary Hampton,
A9isnsf rs seth bs Fl ls s1s sns t Iora scott
Douglas Johnson Is, ia coIcoran st.
ns.a. Nv; and .9 Ellen Hawkins 49, 1900
sS sna caroi'n onss' ii, 10 o ssason M pi, 1i'
wiilism sinshams q, 14s You st. NV,
and Beatrice Shields 3s. 1115 o st.
BENJAMIN claeett, AZ, 1oa Massa chusetts
aye ays NV, and 1nez Mc1ver, %, 500
Victor Thompson. jr., e5, 27a4 Sherman
aye NV, and Martha Cassell. 22,
corneius 1Isb jass.on, 22 and Dorothy Cor
and Jeanne Addison. 20. 355s Porter:
Charles Rohman, .s, Naval Receiving Sta.
ton, and Betty Houston, u, 21O ST.
James Frazier, 90, and Charlotte Wright,
Is, both of Cabin John. Md.
Kermit Scragg,. %, 1927 Newton St NV,
and June Alley. 20, 1881 Park I'd. NV.
ana Barbara Carson, %, 1882 Tilden
Earl Schwass. 27. 1907 22nd St NV, and
Margaret Stokes, 90. 1923 10th st. NV,
William Blake ~, a2l S3rd ave. ne, and
Mae Franklin, 20, 64l6 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Marriage License
Applications

Under d. G. laUS, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. 1rait three tull days and
receive the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
wills Jusnss Pay sn.:on H. l51s Is eI4 s ns 18th 'ad sd
RQSrt Satsse Mddsten a.ens s36 Wabe csy Ha s.
william BROOKE. Is, sass champlsin st.
NV. and Aitine Jetfries, "a, ia Bryant
russell Mnes, 90, 3soa Joy st. ne, and
wsm fRa Ea anssq AePey l5sf 1872 1874 "b t.
and Katherine Woodland, %, I'll 4th
o Es.SssR satp Eoss e. ss EGFi Is vsS9 4ss % and
Robert Asher, AZ, and Edna MCGUIRE, 40,
cyp beth Trebbo@e Ct a59s Jsg S s. soo Porter St
and Natalie cadario, 25. 3es5 3sth
Richard n Blackwell, a5. 1923 Juniper st.
g:W;; a9q Jean crosthwait, g. Silver
Genero eit tlTt caruso. Hn q. New York City, and
Charles Strauss, AZ. 1874 Ingraham st.
NV. and .AdaIro segal. g, Hyattsville;
Ely Ber{Ra s'R Wadrup Hi b. a 3o aamsn sh at Miss
Frank Gerrity, -, and Margaret Dunton.
25, both of 1926 21st- st. NV.
Elwood Swain, 20. and Virginia Dickson,
81. both of sos A st. ne.
George Jackson, jr.. "a, l54 St ne,
and ottitie Pizybilla. 25. 1882 Goth St
william McGlaun, "a. Ft. Myer Va, and
Afra Hengge. 25, us Massachusetts
Peter zacharay. AZ, 1901 Vermont ave.
NV, and Rubye Nesmith, 90. 1914
Edward Logan. 90, 1915 Shepherd st ne.
and Ella barefoot, 10, 3244 Walnut
Willie Finckbone. "a. Naval Receiving
Evening star., 1948-06-03
A AWeak,Run-Down
Feeling Is Often
Warning
That The Red.Blood
Is Getting Low

II you do not feel like your real self do
not have the urge to be up and doing,
why not check-up on your blood
strength Look at the palms Of your
hands, your dngernails. your lips, the
lobes OF your ears-are they pale and of
color7
Every day-every hour-millions OF
tiny -blood-cells must pour forth
from the marrow Of your bones to re-
place those that are worn-out. A low
blood count may affect you in several
ways: no appetite. underweight, ne
energy, q rundown condition, lack OF
resistance to infection and disease.
To get real relief you must keep up
your blood strength Medical authorities.
by analysis OF the blood, have by posi-
tive proof shown that SIS Tonic Is
amazingly effective in building up low
blood strength in non-organic nutri-
tional anemia. This Is due to the SIS
Tonic formula which contains special
and potent activating ingredients.
Also, SSS Tonic helps you enjoy the
food you eat by increasing the gastric
digestive Juice when 1t is non-organi-
cally too little or scanty-thus the stom-
ach will have little cause to get balky
food taste.
Don't waiti Energize your body with
rich, red-blood. Start on SIS Tonic now
AS vigorous blood surges throughout
your whole body, greater freshness and
strength should make you eat better,
sleep better, feel better. work better.
play better, have q healthy color glow In
your skin-frm flesh fill out hollow
places. Millions OF bottles sold. Get Q
bottle from your drug store. SIS Tonic
helps Build Sturdy Health.
Evening star., 1948-06-03

Allen Martin, 90. 4425 DOUGLAS st. ne.
and Dolores Dempsey 1s, 37o5 Foote
It. Donald sternoff-Beyer. "a. Mclean,
Va, and Nancy Mcdonald, 21. 44O0
GREENWICH , pkwy: n;WS1,.d. nv r.,.rs az.
NV, and Pearl George. 22. 496 Mary
James Sullivan. 1r.. "a, b7o5 5th. st. NV,
and Erna cochrane, 81. 1907 Gallatin
Joseph M Todd. 80, a7o1 18th st. NV. and
joseph Lambath. IS, 1910 Illinois ave.
NV, and Ethel Hayes. 80, 1921 Brothers
Robert Harvey, So, and Marie Hagan.
c.Ed. ad beth 9s.ag Of sstPoFe s r. B.lvoir Va and
Frances Mccown. SO. 5ol1 Nebraska
william Centerfeit, %, Tuxedo, Md. and
June Bennett, 10, 1918 Olive st. ne. :,
Ewald JANE, 40, 3718 Jenifer st, NV, and
Chrystine criswell. 43' Walter Reed
Alexander clarkson. SO, Maywood, H., and
George Easer, III, 20, Charlottesville. Va.
and Mary Wheian,, 10, $500 st. NV.
Raphael Richardson, A, 302 Maryland ave
ne, and Olive Bartholf, 80. 2ol5 H
Louis BameI %, soo4 Nevada ave NV.
and Elizabeth Moulton, 81 1928 s st.
Ass ,s, ES oe; t. g. Ts1oRa M M.Esa paEh Me AND
stanchin Elmore 26, 2129 Bancroft pl
NV. and Betty Buchanan. "a, ais
william Ramsey. IS, s108 9th ST.. NV.
and shirley Lewis, 90, 4518 49th st. NV.
Evening star., 1948-06-03

Hush Cameron, 43. Morristown. Tenn,
and Helen Thornburg. 20, 736 22nd st.
Robert b;Ts oorman, "a, ss41 nth st. NV,
and Bernadette Yinglins. 90. 3511
Theodore Bethke. 81. 1898 Crittenden st
ne, and Marie Mccarthy, 20. 1888
Rosert Hell. IL. and Grace satterly. 27,
both Of 329 w st. ne.
Louis Lueders. 25. 225 Newcomb st. Sc,
and Marjorie Pritchett, 20, 4120 New
Hampshire ave. NV.
Kari Ropka, 81, 1880 Burns pl. Sc, and
Gladys Garner %, SO Ridge rd. Sc.
Claude Cardwell. %, S21 Alabama ave.
Evening star., 1948-06-03
Czor's Younger Sister
Will Live in Ontario
By the Assoeioted Press

LIVERPOOL, England, June B.
Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna,
younger sister of the last Gar OF
Russia, is en- route to ontario to
buy a dairy farm.
She sailed last night with her hus-
band, Count Alexi Kolikuwsky, who
has operated a 50-acre farm in
Denmark. They found refuge there
in 1920, and left only to avoid en-
barassing the Danes. The Soviet
Union had questioned the duchess
status in Denmark.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1948-11-20
Chicago Opera s
Ballet Appearing
At Tougaloo
College

The Page-Stone Ballet, under
the dictatorship of Ruth Page and
Bentley Stone, is appearing at
Tougaloo College, Wednesday
night November "a, 194S, at
8:15 o'clock in Brownlee uditor
ium.
The Page-Stone Ballet, also
known as the Chicago Opera Bat
let consists of group of twenty
five artists in a presentation of
THE American Pattern" - the
first attempt of a Ballet Group
to depict "The American Scene.
John Martin, Art Critic for the
New York Times, made the fol-
lowing comment after the New
York presentation: can evening
of entertainment, frankly theatre
cal, frankly amusing, without any
catering to aesthetic snobbery,
and without any artiness. Miss
Payne is to be warmly commend
ed. Bentley Stone made an ex-
cellent impression"
No one should miss this "Aes-
thetic Treat.