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OFFICES FOR RENT.

sIL, SPRING. near post once on Georgia
able immsd. ST. 3soG. sH Iai3
ONE adS ABOUT i.5IS FI and one 9xlS 4
Sii SILVER Ris sPRtNG RI eoS' Office or desk space
81 sY2a0s EVEN in 6I 6qsinsss sSso section Call sso
NEW oFFicE BUILDING. approx. 5000
So #; nooE desisned for professionals,
snce or r Similar prcfessions oi; 0 each f ofce,
900 SO. TT. or more; ready for inspection
now; corner building, wide thoroughLare,
plenty parking. Call BASIL B. ALLISON,
GRoEHNND FLOOR FLOOR, consisting of ; rooms rooms.
totaling approx. l.Gn0 So, #, located at
i,irnished Cali Ma. lo$i -
aRd SITS n.w.-Several desirable Offices
un: suitable for any type of business
ENIERPR1sE BEATTY CO. Ex. 1900
BARR BLDG. 0Si 0@io nth st. NV. mr.. Conn.
and st.-New modern attr, desk space
for those who want the BEST reception.
mail, switchboarrd and stenosraphic serv-
Evansville. MD.-Ground floor, on
Route /; corner office. > or 3 room suite.
pryaTe parking gin IN ofe 6dF
WASHINGTON BLDG. = Choice carpeted
room; ats. suite; share beautiful waiting
des sse aa0 5oo iu5h GE 0PGna 10sS
1881 X ST N.W,.-Corner 2oth and K SITS.
NV: :! large rooms. md floor; heat, nght,
iSc ISet0f Restors sfTsse Nl RRop!E sn5 & COLBERT
$50 MONTH-2Ox"0; heat and lights furn-
ished, long lease 81. 23l7 rs
I;s: ~ ST. N:W:-NeaT State Dept: fine
sound proof ceiling: fuorescent lighting;
SI50 mo, WOODWARD & NORRIS, RE.
OFFICE FOR RFNT-Nev lease at original
rental: modern furniture: $50; Room ;oI,
I4?4 st. NV. Mr.. VINE, RE. 1850 or
BRIGHT LARGE RooM--1n corner cfIice
space available A,l services fu5aisnsd
Reasonable renta BROWN REALTY
CORP. Realtors DU. s55S
SECOND FLOOR LOCATION-On G st.
Heat, light, and janitor service furnished.
Immediate possession. reasonable rent.
Consult Mr.. jenkins, SHANNON & LUCHs.
CO., Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, MA 2345.
LARGE NICELY FURNISHED OFFICE in
established firm; references requested. Box
CoMPL. FURN. real estate office: lge. outer
office and inner ofice:- rent furn. or un-
fnrn.: downtown; st floor; low rent, very
sHFr OF Tfs THREE B0s oFfcf f4tF Rooms sto os
per mo. Call E NJ. FRY INC, Reator,
WI, 500. 1925 East-West hwy. %
Two LARGE outside. connecting rooms in
law firm, with use of reception room; for
established party; rooms newly decorated.
in best form: one room furnished: refs.
f9sa,Psfs ,soo sfock Rsx coNS H. star 1000 oGr
stado EE. 3lo4; eyes, f.. 3s$5' $
ave-: suitable for lawyer. Inquire Room
419 Kellogg Bldg. 29'
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4-FAMILY UNIT

Tech High School and Rhode Island ave;
completed in 1941; semidetached, corner
contains two 2-bedrm. and two 1-bedrmi
financing available: showing excellent re-,
turn on, investment. Call D1: l0l5 "
pm. Exclusive with VIM. H. SAUNDERS
CO., INC. -3o
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"APARTMENT''

Don't fail to see this wel'-located 3-story
corner brick apartment building with j
apartments and drugstore All apartments
8 rms and bath. Price only S31 600
Shown by appointment onN. Call Mr.
Manuel. EN-. 1886. with
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DOWNTOWN, 41O Bond Bids. DesS
space. telephone and secretarial service
available D1. 2s0l. %
etc, SIS. or mailing privilege. IS monthly;
both include secretarial service. Suite 404,
McKim Bldg, 1911 g st. NV. 2S$
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BARGAIN. s2,00n full price. Near La
Plata, Md; arm. house cleo; about :,
acres of land on hard I'd. good loo, 10
poultry houses, orchard; 900 ft on hwy.
Price, S6.5HO. SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO. Waldorf 1901.
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STATION WAGONS Cont.

MANHATTAN AUTO q kADIO CO" terms
and trade.
AZ Pontiac station wagon - S945
AZ Chevrolet station wagon --- 695
Al Plymouth station wagon 645
MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO CO., both
sides of 1th at r st. NV. Phone NO. 1857.
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Expansive Va. Stock Farm
WATERFRONT PRorERTY-sALE.

ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-7-room house,
built-in gar; beautiful water front; ami.
fine home for retired family; -hr. ride
from White House. OWNER RA. SOS
land long waterfront pie4, safe harbor:
dwelling has 3 bedrooms, porches and
oreezeWay, fireplace; nicely and COM
pletely furnished A real value at Sl7 800
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV.
Nh. 6229. WO. 0741.
LAKE JACKSON-A fast growing commut-
ing colony. Gentleman's new solid log
lodge. facing on lake; / acre land. beautiful
trees; rms. and bath; = huge stone fire.
places; all improvements; posS. now; priced
right, tegms Call Manassas. Va, 91-f-4,
or drive out ~
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STORES Fer RENT

IIe0 2Ist ST. N.W.-store, cellar and :,
rooms; centre, .ocsttcn. D. coN%,oR
TIVE New Stools in Manor Park, D, C..
3rd and ShcriG7n 81. w. Fead7 fo- o."
cuparc-. Corner store, 47xfo. dble.. show
window, suitable tor any business. otter,
20x6O, wide tnoroughfare, plenty parking
snsce. Rent. cas- Call BASIL B. ALL
cEVERAL. weII-iocsted stores tsome fix
tg,e'! foF rent; one may suit your ousi9ess,
CHOICE LOCATION. corner store parking
lot included for rent from now until 1st
Of year, good ;oTT foT toys Christmas trees.
FALLS CHURCH. new stores;. store,
3Ox6o; stores 1sx45, with full bsss; q e.
PROPERTIES, INC. FA 1873 or FA. 400.
BETHESDA STORE-Cor.. Old GEORGETOWN
I'd. and Wilson lane, right in the heart Of
this rich trading area, traffic count IS
heavy and advertising value alone is worth
kew to inspect, call A. H. BAcAs, Realtor
11@o f; HOWARD RID. s.E-Grocery store
ayaiIable onGe 1nSpsct spd then n call
NV. D1. 1867.
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DUDE RANCH

Well located in Upper Fairfax Co., Va.
is miles from D. c., on l2O rolling acres
Featuring charmine English log country
style home; 3 bedrooms, Ge,ightfui closet
space and IL baths lSt-floor plan in
massive stone fireplace. which solves the
problems for 1reside parties. The 7-stall
horse barn offers perfect comfort and
protection for your noble steeds. Farm
can be purchased Immediately with =
riding horses, numerous sheep and farm
equipment. Price, $4,000. Contact our
farm dept, Mr.. Rea or Mr.. Costa.
THE BRANT CO.
2334 Wilson Blvd. Arl., Va Phone Gil.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ATTENTION, BUILDERS-About l3 acres,
hne for detached hoaises, adjacent to Con-
eress Heights; bargain price; haro-surtacso
nell TR. 43S3. with T. PAUL MUDD, Ex-
elusive Broker, 240S MINI. ave. Sc. rs
SALE BY OWNER-Nearly Is a, in Fairfax
PPice. S4,56G. For ful informarion, f4o terms
and plat. F; c. GooDNoW, cwner, s ".
Maple ST. Alex Va. Phone Alex, 1915,
BUILDERS AND INVESToRS-9ls acres.
wooded; 500 # on Vers Nj Mn I'd loca,ed
sSJ sS 81 THn fS3f ToWS sSes OF WI MeLt1S i5sS vA
beautiful rolling acres, $6;a0o. .cHARLEs
W. PETERS, Broker. Phone FA. 0l23.
SEE GLEN HILLS and pick your ] TO 5
acre site now. Go through Rockville "a
miles on Route rs, turn at sign See MR.
COUNCIL. or phone Oliver o649,
APPROXIMATELY 4 acres bluegrass land
yerted into excellent house. Call Rockville
'I1 3 70 0i IL ACRES on State road, y mile
from Chesapeake Bav near Point Lookout
Md; about i2-mile waterfront; 10 min
TsU5 wrte Neg Safs Box 5Sei for ssas sa9d
OVER ACRES, beautifully wooded land.
miles from downtown Washington; water
mains within > blocks of this property;
ideal for small estate CT small develop
Phone GE 7031. Is
GET That lsN2 SowmPay S;,;g ,t for it over
ready: tractArof from to > acres in fast
developing sections of nearby Virginia;
the longer you wait the harder it will De
to hnd small estate sites close 10 the city. |
Liberal terms. GE. 1O31. rs
A NEAR-TO-CITY FARM
turies and watered by an ever flowing
spring, on the road to Langley. Va. yet
closer to the White House than Chevy
Chase or Silver Spring; excellent nelgh-
borhood, really rural. restricted. but at a
good price for the right family; 8 70
ument Box 403-C. Star.
$685. Per Acre-$100 Down
tween Manor Club Estates and olney.
See sycamore Acres" out Georgia ave.
to Norbeck, turn left on Route 2S, follow
our signs. MURDOCH REAL ESTATE,
PL 1l05. IS.
REAL ESTATE WANTED
I PAY CASH for houses, lots Or acreage;
free appraisal, SCOTT SANDERS; n4 SoGG S9l9
specializing in CT homes Please call MR.,
WALTER MILLER, ME. 5400; ewes, DE.
R346.
LIST THAT VA. PROP.
Now-Home. homesites, acreage, business
and inve~tment property.
J. MACPHERSON
Once. OK. O32I. Ewes. CHI. -243s. rs
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our speciality; II
you are buying or selling an automobile
let US finance it for the purcf ases. NOLAN
FINANCE co, l102 New York ave. NV
Republlc 1000
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Realtor. ME. ll43.
SOUND INVESTMENTS

Several well-located apt buildings; 5 to
80 units; reasonable down payments; bal
ance monthly out of rent. Income covers
all operating expenses and monthly mort
gage payments and leaves a large net
cash return on amount invested Call
MI Tarver. 81. $3.50, with E. M FRY,
INC WI f740 80
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A NEAR-TO-CITY FARM
$685. Per Acre-S1OO Down

In a new, small estate DEVELOPMENT. be-
tween Manor Club Estates and Olney.
See Sycamore Acres out Georgia ave.
to Norbeck, turn left on Route IS, follow
our signs. MURDOCH REAL ESTATE
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Snecial Bargain-Snecial Terms

BALTIC Wash blvd, bet University and
Beltsville; 2-Story. three 2-bedrm. apt
units; h-w.h. equip. with stove and refer.;
lot 10Oxl30 #. overlooking beautiful land
scaped educational institution; saow rented
for S225 mo-; price, S22.50O; 81 800 cash.
bal. S225 mo. Purchaser can live in one
apt. and rent the other two for 81 80;
wonderful tourist location. Cal M. Ran
dolph. Tower $3.50; or MR.. HINES, ewes.
CH 1850 y
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GLOVER PARK

Q four-family fats. in this most desirable
ton; liv. nm large dinc'to kit. bedrm.
and BATH individual heating plants: large
rear screened porchcs. Rea onably priced.
Ideal rental location
FRED A. SMITH, REALTOR
c. III, RRRl
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

DEER HOUNDS and driver. make your
party now. 45 days to hunt. SILVER
MOON RESTAURANT. phone Fairfax 2S6-
J-3. Mr. C. T. Truell. 20
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APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

16-UNIT APT, close to Capitol; income
$4,000: price. S65.0nO; terms. Ewes, call
OIL; 1865. HENRY E. TRIP. Realtor, Ma.
SO-UNIT APARTMENT BUILDING-Iwo-
story, walk-up type, brick constructions;
excellent white rental location; gross in
come, approximately S32 900 year; ex-
ss penses sl4 600; PRICE, S20n:oGn ,no,.dro or
ia 1888. with SHANNON e. LUCHS CO,
lhnh II u " MA. ,:iAh- --n4
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

WILL PAY $1,000 CASH and assume any
necessary balance on 1st or 2nd trust for
small store with good income. Call Mr.
DIXON. ST 200 -oT
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

I PAY CASH for houses, lots or acreage;
free appraisal. SCOTT SANDERS, 1919
So. Cap. St, TR. 756{: ewes. VI, O99O
frame or brick. white or colored: also
specializing in CT homes. Please call MR.
WALTER MILLER, ME. 54Oo; ewes, DE
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LIST THAT VA. PROP.
Now-Home, homestes acreage. business
and inve~tment property.
J. MACPHERSON
Once. OK. O32I Ewes, CHI. PASS. rs
Evening star., 1948-11-27

FORD 1946 VS. Super de luxe Fordor
Scdan: black, radio, heater, spotlight,
new Nov, '46; excellent condition, low
mileage original owner; $1,495. WA.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
NAACP Drive
Seeks 10000
New Members

The Detroit branch OF the
NAACP reported this week that
the l948 campaign for new mem
bers is gaining momentum.
Edward Swan. local execu
tive secretary. pointed 10 the
victories of the NAACP in
lighting for the rights OF min
critics. during the past year.
throughout the nation. and on
the Detroit home front.
The recent Supreme Court dc
cislon in the McGhee covenant
case and the Bob-Lo Excursion
Company verdict, are welcomed
victories.
Rufus Smith, campaign dncc-
tor. this week. issued call for
new workers, as the Detroit MA
ACP. he says, intends 10 retain
the honor of being the largest
branch in the nation
Unless all Detroit citizens
Join in a spirited drive for new
members. we may lose our dis
tinction 10 some other city.
The fine record of the Detroit
branch and the national office IN
combating d scrIm ATTIC n
throughout the country deserves
the active support of all pcopic
Persons interested IN continuing
this fine program, should joln the
fight by calling the local branch
Office at WO. 2-6262: or mail N
their names with on without a
check.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
White Jury
Conviction
Trial Set

NEW YORK -(NNPA)- The
Court of Appeals OF the State Of
New York will decide next June
whether the failure of Nassau
County TO select colored persons
on the jury which convicted Will
liam }. Dessaure. a colored min
lStcr. of assault on a policeman,
violated his constitutional rights.
Associate Justice Stanley II.
Fuld sent the case TO the Court
Of Appeals last Thursday after
his examination of il convinced
him that the case raised suific-
lent questions of law to be heard
by the appellate court.
Stanley Faulkner, attorney for
Dessaure. said he is prepared to
carry the case all the way to
the Supreme Court even though
Nassau County has now begun
10 use colored jurors
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Boys Worker
Wins Lions
Annual Award

NUTLEY, Nj The Nuucy
Lion Club has selected Mis-
Beatrice Perry founder, and d.
rector of the Relnhenmer Boy ,
Club OF Nuttley as the out-
standing citizen OF the year
The Lions Club VIII present
Mis- Perry silver plate u
gccoCniuon az outstanding con
0unity service on June l6
date OF It's annual concert lo
raise funds for the bund.
Mis- Perry 81 and who Is 3
WIDOW last year raised enouLa
monc1 20 pay oii an $500 mort
gage on the present cluN
house The club Was founded ln
1882 OF the award Mrs. Pony
remarked when informed that
She was to receive It, / didn't
really win il myself The pee
pie Of NUllov and Newark Woa
1t TO- me by thor help and n-
tetcst
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

iort haV, bCCu reuloDS anp
friend, OF the Nssor aton Though
out the country Money 90 $40
the lngranl- has bDcn cOmius ~
tom EVEN state pi the unlQn
Receipts for the Ingram De-
tense Fund last week amounted
10 S2lel.eo. bringing the total
10 SIS 5S2.2e. OF this foia
amount s2o.39s.3l was donated
by NAACp branches; 81 1851
by individuals, Sll2o.46 by
churches; an5 ss,637.7s by other
organizations.
Tbrougr tNc AnrpU, Geol
NAACP branch the children
N Mrs ln-au aye receiving d
ccAN huagct to tood end
ine iraa cNpvu-t Reports
rc fTor Aut4cus 0
'rat trc a,dtn a.e 0a
lancer ~ need f rio,hial
1a-h EaNtNg 0Ccp tctlFc1 nt
~ t9 cct tAt ueeus ot The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
l8-YEAR
OLD YOUTH
Continued Prom Pace y

CONTINUED From Pace II
evening and alter purchasing a
pint of ice cream IN the neigh
borhood. went home where he
remained until work time the
next morning.
TOOK S2.75
Mrs Burns also reported that
Reed asked her to give him the
money which She had She first
gave him three cents She said.
telling him that that was all
that She had Later however
she saws she gave HIM the re-
mandcr OF the money on her
NerSon. aftcl he demanded it,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
MeIvyn Douglas
To Address ADA
Banquet May n

Melvyn Douglas. star Of ga.
and screen, will speak al a Ss
ner meeting OF the Detroit en-
ter of Americans for Democr..
Action at the Masonic Tsm.t
Saturday, May %.
Douglas, who is chairmsn !,
the California Chapter Of AM
will speak on "ADA's Pros'.
for Liberals in 1913" The S..sI
ing will be the final session !,
the Detroit Chapters First A..
nual Conference on Civic Att,
George Edwards. president
the City Council and nstio,.I
vice chairman Of ADA. will =
the conference chairman.
Panel discussions in the ah,.
noon will be led by promins.,
authorities in each field Eo
ing and Planning, James II Il,
lis, : director-secretarv OF 4.
Housing Commission; Human ,,
lations, George Schermer. ch,s
man of the Michigan Commin,,
on Civil Rights: Education Ssr
Jacobs, representative OF the ESr
cation Department. JAW. en-
Foreign Affairs. Professor Pr
ton Slosson. professor OF hilor
University OF Michigan poG
ical Action Techniques. G. Ma
men Williams. former nemhl
of the Michigan Liquor Cont
Commission.
Additional members n N
panels have been chosen to "a
resent interested communs
groups in each field.
The conference will be open,l
at the Masonic Temple at Nv
p. m. by Chairman Edvsrs,
Panels will convene at 100.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Ohioans Visit
Harper Clinic
For Parenthood

TUo Toledo membcs Of the
nGnncd League visited Harpc.
Hospital Monday
Mrs Horace O,cer president
az the board OF directors o, tn,
Planned Pdtenthood Of Toledo
O aud Mrs. Florence Tanner
executive OF the same organize
ton were III the city learning
~ the latest trends N establish.
ing cline patterns. Mrs. John
Shalcross. chairman OF the De
troit League ior Planned Parent
hood conducted tho clinic visit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
NAACP Board
Urges Defeat
OF Mundt Bill

NEW YORK Defeat of the
Nundt Bill 10 control Subversive
activities was urged by the
Board OF Directors OF the NAACP
al It's regular monthly meeting
here last week.
Termng the bill "a threat to
an organizations engaged IN the
effort 10 obtain full citizenship
rights for all American citizens,
the resolution said that the bill
So loosely defines the term
subverSivc as possibly TO bring
within its scope such an organl-
zatlon as the NAACP as we'll as
progressive trade unions and
other organizations which fight
for full citizenship rights for mi
norlties."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
VAN ANTWERP
icontinued From PC NJ

Continued From Page
Councilman Ea~aeo- testified
that there no iced T tuinet
dc,av 10 Vie hogslne bib Which
propose t1 oule n than o.
oo0 hcwe aar1e VAC next Ten
NCarS
Much Of the heart Of De
troit IS rotten he told the com.
r1itiee.
Last week Jainc. Ins. De-
to.t director 2t housing tesu.
fed before tho same connlttee
and presented practca.iv iat
same story oil The cty bllghtcc
areas.
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EASTSIDERS
iContinued From Paae

tGoniinAed FROM rage
park into q SUBDIVISION ior See
gro housing cunts
AZ the present tuc ua .o
people ,ve a rc pa.ntula
t,qr sulFoun 1irg 'nc pass
Reports that the XXX was
behind the closing Of the park
were uneonfirme6 according
10 Wayne County Prosecutor
James Mentally who invest
gated through friends OF Ma
comb county immediately up
on learning Of The xxx angle.
Meanwhile + fNnoG FdtE
usasl site ~ the GnNeatv e.
Dciroits annua dcei tance
n-7S marked ott lhc lt,' hy ~
most unariuous vote tae
Union Board
t c board c tfc
IN % t lrtc crt
Vhen Pax 0: US retuec
ctsrre tce pHCr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Volunteers
Get Awards
On tuesday

The social agencies of Metro
polltan Detrot could not set
along without the help of Volun-
icers. Mrs Hobart d. Hoyt, chair
man oi the Central Volunteer
BWeau. SAID recently
A. a Red Feather service the
NolunteCr Bureau is awarding a
pin 10 1000 volunteers. who
have served 100 hours or more
I'm social agencies during the
past veal az ceremonies Tuesday.
May is. az 945 m in the
Council Chambers OF Detrolts
CItv Hall
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
PATROLMEN-
CONTINUED E.rom Pace y

The bar.
Following hum inside. the
patrolman report that they were
attacked By the above men. and
q few others. with beer bottles
Ind one of the officers night
stick which was taken from
hNi as he entered the door.
Urban. according TO the officers
tatcmcnts IS reported 10 have
odd them that "he was not
lettering by standing on the
rrcet as he lived upstairs at
702 Davidson"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Brooklyn
Discusses
School Bias

BROOKLYN. (NNPA)-- Conn
plants OF race discrimination in
b ooklvn schools were discussed
iat Tuesday al the quarterly
luncheon meeting OF the Inter
al Commission of the Brook
ISM Division az the Proto slant
IuuUl N the NclGhborhood
Club
III Dan W DobSon, executive
cciol of the Mayor Commit
lec on Unity, participated in the
SECESSION.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
FERNDALE MAN
IConilnued ZION Pace u

IConiinued From Page y
last FRIDAY
Waltci Wyatt. $50 Cotuel.
Aa iato Identified as The man
b Policemen who arrested HIM
IN descriptions given them The
content which led 20 the
flashing b reported 10 have oc-
cured az ISL Anderson
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
BISHOPS
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CONTINUED From Page }
c Dr. l. II Hemingway. Res
william Wilkes. Of Georgia. Rev
II Gibbs. of Florida and Rev
II Bonner. of Alabama
SWEAR LIMIT
Several sweeping reforms were
put through by the laylty. the
principal one being an 8-voar Inn
tatlon on the terms OF bishops
presiding elders and pastors
SHIFT OTHERS
All " the cmalnlng bishops
Wcyc shifted around in different
,ticis according 70 last minute
eportS
AZ press t,mc. il was fail,ly
certain that Bishop John A.
Citeeg who has been over the dis
tri Detroit rs NJ has been NOV
"a - FloHda The unconfirmcd
uor had Il that Bishop George
Bahe would be placed in this dis
f4rt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Baldwin, Michigan
Private Lake Estate

NATURAL 100 acre lake. WOOD,
sore. 240 acres in National Fs,
est. Open land adjoining. Excl.
lent hunting fishing. 81 Lodq. |,
room house. TO- barn. All Sw.
condition. Secluded. Near paw.
highways. Sacrifice. Sl0.eet
Terms. Edwards. We. S.sM
l44ol Whitcomb. Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
1414 16 Pingree

2 FAMILY Brick Veneer. Sixut
six. Two furnaces. Two n
frame garage. Second floor v
cant. a.
H. G. Woodruff. Inc. CH. w
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19

Garvin; two auntS. Miss Bessie
Garvin. and Mrs Thelma Stat
ford and another uncle. Curtis
G. Garvin
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STUDENTS
Continued From Page
io several weeks
FUNERAL. WEDNESDAY

to several weeks
FUNERAL WEDNESDAY
Howard died az 1905 p m
SUNDAY AZ Community Hospital.
Big Rapids The accident oc-
Cured on T. s 1871 about three
miles North of Biz Rapids, on
curve IN heavy fog
LAST RITES
Funeral services Will be held
Wednesday MAY 10. p M
from Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
Church
LIVED IN DETROIT
The deceased. who was 20
years of age. has resided in
Detroit with his uncle. Elwood
Garvin. for the past 10 years.
Other survivors arc his faith
en- Maurice Howard ST.. Kansas
CIV. Mo three sisters. Shcryl
q senior at Prairie View College,
Texas: Dorothy. senior al
Southeastern High School De-
tr0t. and Elaine. Donison Tex
as. grandmother, Mrs Chnssie
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ADD
SUBTRACT

The answers 10 these problems
are: Addition. 5046 and 1887; Sub
traction. 334. SAT. ISL, 1911 All and
6sS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-19
Classified

WANTED Two licensed BARRIERS
Good locahon Full or Part
Time. 1925 Clay. Call TR. 1851.
FOR SALE
DESIRABLE corner. for druggist
beauty parlor or doctors clinic.
= C Woodruff Inc. CHI. 2737.
FOR SALE, Ladies and Men
clcihing Good condition. Also
81 vcr fox rat ieReied band and
ruf set. All asonablY priced.
Call TY 40Ss
ACREAGE FOR SALE. $50 acres.
Wooded Near Idlewild Lake
County Trinity 24s23
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AGENTS WANTED. Wind am.
rer. Newest Automofive item.
Snaps or yeniilaior wind. DETECTS
cool air liz and down. Forces hot
air UP and Out. Garages. service
stations buy by dozens. Agents,
earn substantial income. Free
sample Write Martin Products
Co. 1919 Grand Kansas City No.
Smyrna times., 1948-07-29

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