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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-13
MANZELKY KARLA ~.

Oslavy sestisteho vyroci "a
lozen1 prazske university nam
znovu pfipomely velikou posta-
WI Karla ". Ale ma letosnf
rok pfipada i vyroc1 jine uda-
losti z jeho zivota, pro celkovy
tok nasich dejin size meme W.
znamne, ale pro osobnf zivot
KarlGv nemene d1lezite, totiz
vyroc1 smrti jeho prvni man
zelky, francouzske princezny
Markety Blanky z Valois.
Osmnact let trvalo toto stast-
ne manzelske souzitf bytostf
sobe povahove bl1zkych, ktere
Sc zacalo zasnubami dvou sed-
miletych det1. Kdyz oba do
spell ctrnacti let, byly zasnuby
zpeceteny. Kral Jan Lucem-
bursky odvolal syna do Italie
a mladicka jeho manzelka lila
zat1m ma rodovych statcfch v
Lucemburku. Teprve kdyz Jan
poveril Karla spravou ceskeho
statu a postal jej do Prahy, po-
zval sem markrabf Karel i svo-
il chot a tehdy Sc vlastne "a
Gina rodinny zivot obou man
zelG. Blanka Size pri SVEN prf-
chodu do Czech neumela ami
silvia cesky, ale jeff krasa i
~podmanive osobnf kouzlo il Ii
skalo razem srdce ceske spo-
lecnosti. Ale prave tato laska
Cechd Sc j stala osudnou. Ia
nedlouho zav1tal do Prahy i
kral Jan Sc svojf druhou man
zelkou Beatrice a tezce nesl, re
Prazane zTejme davali ma ievo
oddanost jeho snase Blance,
zdstavajfce naprosto chladny-
mi k mlade kralovne. Proto
byla Blanca vypovezena z Pra-
ny do sveho markrabskeho ST
ola v Brine, darovala svemu
mcneil dive dcery, Marketu a
Katerinu, a byla spolu S MIN
slavnostne korunovana ma pod
zim 1347, ale jiz "a necely rok,
L. srpna 1348 nahle zemrela,
prave kdyz Karel meskal ma
rrfiSskem snemu " Pasove.
Jiz po sedmi mesic1ch uza-
vrel Karel novy snatek S Annou
dcerou rynskeho falckrabete
Rudolfa, >ktery byl az dosud
Karlovym odpdrcem. Toto
manzelstvi vsak pTervala smrt
Amy, ktere Cesi RI
kali Mecka, sotva pc ctyTech
letech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-13

ldheY
cely
quart
Ceske kursy v PoIsku.

Praha. = Svaz polskeho u
citelstva pofada pro sve cleny
z celeho Polska v Gdyni kurs
"ziveho slova" slovanskych ma
rodu. Nejvets1 pocet poslu-
chacd je v odboru ceskem a
ruskem. 0 ceske literature tn
Dude vykladat prof. K. Krejcf,
o csl. dejinach j. Paur z mini
~sterstva skolstv1. Napresrok
mas absolventi kursu navstivf v
hromadnem zajezdu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1948-08-13

blesk, tTeskla hromova rama, a
telefon wal "a sv6. OdpGrci
vynalezG a pokroku ma ctihod-
mem habesskem dvore vykrikli
sborem: "Ner1kali .jsme Vase
mu Velicenstvu, re v tom vezf
dabel!" Tentokrat polekany
clsaf pTisvedcil a modernisace
habesskeho dvora ma Cas- ustala.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Conway Still
Unbeaten In
COOber Belt

Conway.-The Conway entry
in the Goober Belt sime-pro
basketball league remained un-
defeated here Monday night by
a margin of only two points, and
victories were racked up in lea
que play also by Woodland,
GAINESVILLE and Murfreesboro.
Drewryville, Va, latest entry
in the league, proved to be al
most a stumbling block for the
high-riding Conway team by
playing them to a 45-47 contest
Conway finally came through to
hold the distinction of remain
ing unbeaten so far Flythe and
Woodard, each collecting II
points, led the scoring parade in
the game for Conway Simms
made IA points for Drewryville.
Murfreesboro gained a close
51-47 victory over the Colerain
Red Devils in a tight contest
at Murfreesboro, as Evans and
Jerry Chitty dumped in Is and
Is points respectively. Paul
Sharpe hit the hoop for Is
points and was closely followed
by the l6 points racked up by
Gilbert Vaughan fol Colerai-.
Woodland had little trouble in
keeping Williamson in the losing
column by taking a 66-42 ball
game in a high-scoring affair in
which Jesse Parker hit % points
for the higl scoring perform
ance of the season for Wood
land. James Parker had 19 points
for the winners and Lowery
topped Williamson with 16.
GAINESVILLE pulled into a l4-6
halftime lead over Harrellsville
and went on to win a 1924 ball
game. A. J. Zero Holiday
with IA points and Bazemore had
ten for Harrellsville.
Games tonight: Conway at
Woodland is the headliner, Cole
rain at GAINESVILLE, Harrellsville
at Murfreesboro and Drewry-
vile at Williamson.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Miss Stewart
To Begin New
Majorette Class

Miss Shirley Stewart, talented
drum-majorette of the Roanoke
Rapids High School band, has
announced that she will begin
a new class in baton twirling,
in January. Miss Stewart, a
Junior at the local high school,
was commended by numerous
spectators at the football
with unlimited talent in that
type of entertainment. She
started teaching the art of twirl-
ing after several of the younger
girls requested her instructions.
Now, she has a class consisting
of seventy girls and of all ages.
After Christmas, she will hold
classes each afternoon from
$3.50 until 4:30 o'clock, at the
high school. When the weather
does not permit practising out
of-doors she holds practise in
the lunch-room of the junior
building.
Miss Stewart is planning
program which her students will
present some time during jan
uary. The prospects for this
program are Shelby Jean Mel
son, Roberta Smith, Joyce Dick
ems, Jean Gibson, Lucretia Rea-
dy, Betsy Moore, Sandra Turn
er, Bobby Thorne, Mary Alice
Hart, Sandra White, 10 Ann
PARROT, Miriam Ivey, Har-
riet Bloom, Doris Taylor, Joyce
Clary, Lucille Kidd, Carolyn
Coker, Bett Jean Wrenn, Doris
Dean Wrenn, Ann Thomas, Pat
sy Collins, Barbara Barrett, and
Darlene Harris. She stated,
however, that this list of names
is subject to change, according
to the progress made by the
other girls.
Everyone is eligible to join
Miss Stewards classes, but
must be supplied with their own
baton.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15

The land area of the United
States is 2,977,128 square miles.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Brownie Troop
Hears Mrs. Loy

Mrs. H. S. 10y told the Christ
mas story Johnny Speaks His
Piece" at the Christmas party of
Brownie Troop Il, of the Central
School held at the Girl Scout
hut Monday afternoon.
This was the first party to be
held in the hut since it has been
especially decorated for Christ
mas season activities.
Preceding the Christmas story
by Mrs. 10y carols were sung
by the troop.
At refreshment time on large
table spread with a white cloth
the committee had provided in
dividual plates decorated with
Christmas favors of sugar cookies
designed as Santa and Christmas
trees and soft drinks. Also on
the plate was a Christmas boot
filled with gay colored suckers.
Gifts of Brownie handkerchiefs
were given each member.
The committee responsible for
the program and party was Mrs.
H. S. 10y, chairman, with Mes
danes Robert Howell, an d
Richard Hunnings.
Visitors of the troop enjoying
the occasion were Emily Howell,
Richard Hunnings and Mrs. Rit-
ter of Carolina Street.
Brownies present were Sandra
Brown, Connie Erwin, Suzanne
10y, Chris Collier, Judy Fuller,
Sara Gail Hunter, Nancy Hun
nings, Lynne Meikle, Nancy Wood
Carol Erwin, Katy True and
Margaret Howell.
Mrs. Wilmer Collier as troop
header presided. Mrs. Robert
Meikle also officiated as group
leader with Mrs. Collier.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Dickens Heads
Scotland Neck
Christmas Fund

Scotland Neck.-Plans are 60
ing forward for the Christmas
Opportunity Fund Campaign in
Scotland Neck under the leader
ship of Wade H. Dickens. The
budget has been set for $4,000
which will be used to provide
some necessities and perhaps toys
for the families in this area in
need.
The following committees have
been appointed: finance-Forese
Shearin, chairman, j. w. Rob-
bins, Lyman forbes, Robert
Johnson, Ennis Bryan and E. w.
Rodgers. All who care to make
contribution are asked to mail
check to any of these men;
investigation committee - Miss
Margaret Wyric~, chairman, The
Rev. M. w. Warren and Miss
Martha Hall. Any who know of
those in need are urged to notify
this group; collection and distri-
button committee-Ben Bracy,
chairman, Earl Bradley, S. w.
Allsbrook, Irving Coleman, James
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
DEATHS
MRS HARRIET H. WATSON

Greenville. Mrs. Harriet
Hamilton Watson, 86, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. N. o.
Hodges of Winterville, Route 2,
Monday at A. NJ She had been
in declining health for three
years. She was born and spent
her entire life in Washington
county, and was member of
Christian Hope Christian Church,
near Plymouth, for more than
so years. She was one of the
oldest citizens of her commun-
ity.
The body of Mrs. Watson will
remain at the Greenville Funeral
Home until Thursday afternoon,
when it will be carried to Ply
mouth Christian Church for ser
vices at 2 o'clock p. m. The Rev.
erend Joe Waters will officiate,
and interment will follow in the
Windley Cemetery,
Surviving are four daughters,
Lulu Watson and Mrs. Vivian
Ayers, both of Plymouth, Mrs.
A. w. Bryant, of Roanoke Rap
ids, and Mrs. Hodges: four sons,
Charlie F. of Wadesville, Jesse
r. of Miami, Fla, Levin A. of
Fayetteville, and Donald w. of
St. Petersburg, Fla, IS grand
IA great-grandchildren,
and one great-great grandchild.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Mrs. Cook Is
HOnOred By
E. w. C.. Class

Littleton. The f. w. c. Sun
day School class of the Little
ton Baptist Church, entertained
at a coffee hour, in the home of
their teacher, Mrs. E. l.. CraW-
ley on Friday evening. The
honoree was Mrs. Alfred Cook. a
recent bride and member of the
class.
The class presented Mrs. Cook
with a beautiful corsage and sill
yer in her chosen pattern.
The bridal motif was featur-
ed in the dining and the table
was covered with a lace cloth;
centered with white tapers in
five branched candelabrum. A
roses was placed on one end of
the table and at the opposite
end was silver coffee service.
Pyracanthus berries and green
cry were used throughout the
home.
Mrs. Clinton Smith poured
coffee and party sandwiches,
bridal cakes, minuts and nuts
were served. :.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
CASTOR
Mrs. I, L. Blythe
Correspondent

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ingram
of Hopewell, Virginia, spent the
weekend with Mrs. Ingram's re-
latives here.
Mrs. Dallas Moore was enter
ed in the Roanoke Rapids Hos
pital Saturday.
Miss Irene Moss visited with
Mrs. Robert Price and Mrs. j.
M. Floyd.
Mrs. Marion Story and baby
daughter have returned to their
home here, from the Roanoke
Rapids Hospital. Mrs. Story is
the former Miss Marion Kidd OF
Roanoke Rapids.
Max Harris recently visited re-
latives in Statesville and also
visited the hospital in Gastonla.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Shell Issues
Appeal To
Tardv Mailers

Hurry, hurry, hurry!' a / d
Postmaster L. G. Shell today IN
a final warning to tardy mailers
of traditional Yuletide greetings.
All Christmas cards for local
delivery should be on their way
at least a week before Christ
mas, he said.
eff your Christmas cards
aren't in the mail pickup boxes
by Friday night, some may pos
sibly not be delivered until after
Christmas Day." the postmaster
declared.
Don't risk disappointing your
friends. Remember, Christmas
isn't really Christmas AFTER
ward"
With holiday mailings all
across the nation reaching an all
time peak this year, Shell re :
ported that heavy shipments OF
out of town mail for local
delivery are already rolling in.
BY the time the last mail car
rier has gone home to take off
his shoes on Christmas Eve, sew
eral thousand Christmas cards
and packages will have travelled
through the local post office, he
estimated. '>'-.,
Out of state holiday mail
should have been posted last Fri
day, December 10, the Postmas-
ter pointed6ut. If there are still
few Christmas cards for dis
tant friends .sand, rel Iatives on
hand, he advises using airmail
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Audrey Tucker Is
Honored On Her
18th Birthday

Monday evening friends of lit
tie Miss Audrey Tucker gathered
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. c. Cain on Washington Street
to celebrate her thirteenth birth
day.
During the evening games
were played.
Refreshments of sandwiches
peanuts, cheese straws and soft
drinks was served by Mrs. Cain
with the assistance of her 3 year
old daughter, little Miss Mary
Lillian.
Audrey received many lovely
gifts which she opened and gra-
ciously thanked her guests.
Those present were Julia Tue
ker, Marie Capps, Louise Ais
brook, Shirley Overton, Connie
Holiday, Pauline Thartis, Rob-
ert Allsbrook, Jiggs Hatchell, AL
ton Capps and Charles Daniel.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Hubert w. Allen
Is Now Corporal

Giessen, Germany - Head
quarters of the Giessen Quarter
master Depot has announced
that Hubert w. Allen has recent
ly been promoted to corporal =.
Corporal Allen is a native of
Roanoke Rapids, N. c., and is
at present assigned to the Head
quarters and Headquarters Com
pany of the 56th Quartermaster
Base Depot.
He was promoted to corporal
after having held the rating of
private first class.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Weldon
Travelings

Mrs. w. A. Pierce, Jr. and
children spent the day in Rich
mond, Virginia on Tuesday.
Mrs. S. B. Pierce is spending
a short while in Richmond, Vir-
glnia.
Mrs. H. M. Neville and Mrs.
T. A. Buck spent the day Tues
day in Richmond.
Mrs. R. T. Daniel expects to
spend the Christmas holidays in
Raleigh, with her son, Mr.. Ira
vers Daniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Francis
Debust and daughter expects to
spend the Christmas holidays in
Fork Union, Virginia.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Johnson
spent last weekend in AbeTdine,
N. C.
Mrs. Carrie Haulenbeck, of
Bambrook, N. ]. and young dau-
ghter is at home to spend the
Christmas holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Mohorn, Sycamore Street.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15

Wilkinson, W. E. Bel1amy, Willie
Bradshow and Mrs. Wade H.
Dickens; any with clothes, food
or toys are asked to take them
to Mayor Bracy at the Munich
pal Building.
Prof. j. C. Bias is acting vice
chairman in charge of the in
vestigation and distribution a
mong the Negroes in the city
and his assistants are Redman
Applewhite, Norman Clark and
Berry Pittman.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Weldon Sick List

Friends of Mr.. D. W. Seifert
will be sorry to hear that he is
confined to his home on Syca-
more Street on account of sick
ness.
Friends of Master Terry Pierce
will be sorry to hear that he is
confined to his home on Elm
Street on account of sickness.
Friends Of Master Johnny
Pierce will be sorry to hear that
he is confined to his home on
Maple Street on account of sick
ness.
Friends of Miss Judy Champ
ion will be sorry to hear that she
is confined to her home on ac
count of illness.
Friends of Billie Douglas will
be glad to learn that he is better
after being indoors on account
of broken leg for some time,
and able to be out.
Roanoke Rapids daily herald., 1948-12-15
Woodland Baptist
Women Meet Friday

Woodland - The Women's Mis-
sionary Society of the Woodland
Baptist Church will meet at the
church Friday afternoon, at q
80 o'clock.
Officers will be elected at this
meeting to serve next year.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07
Twin City HighIights

$1,000 several months ago as
down payment on house which
the latter was 10 construct for
him. He said that Games did
nothing towards building the
home
Gaines formerly was engaged
IN the building business con-
structlng homes in Ecorse.
He pleaded not guilty and his
examination was set for August
D, He furnished bail of 81 900
and was released
CHECKER WINNERS
Playground Supervisor Rav
krucgcr. has announced the win
ncrS Of the checker tournament
held Al Bccchwood Community
Center Wednesday. Senior win
ncr was Louis CLANCY OF Hy-
acirth Court and the runncr-up
was Alfred Logan of Northrup
lhc Gul winner was Alice Smith
OF Dunn School, Francis Leon
ard of Beechwood was runner
IN. Each winner and runner-up
received tickets to local the
atrcS.
On August 4, there will be a
pct show held on various play-
grounds Ribbons Of all sorts will
be gwen the winners.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07

ing done or windows broken II
may be fun to some, but il is
heartbrcaking TO the ones trying
10 maintain a building and play
ground for the neighborS and
children. Let's be more civic-min-
ded'
Everyone is looking forward TO
the style show al the Community
Center next Sunday, August at
5 o'clock.
II is being sponsored hv the
Ladies Auxiliary Of tho APA and
the Goodwill Fur Company of De-
lroit.
There will he music aftct tho
show for the Juniors. Everyone is
welcome.
The Useful Girls Club met at
the home Of tho president Vivian
Robertson. on Border Street last
Friday. They arc making definite
plans for q havrido soon.
Justice Hazel Harrison motorcd
TO Lansing last Wednesday to vis-
IT her sister, Mrs. Marian Wall,
who is quite i'll at this writing
An impressive service WAS
held at Shiloh Baptist Church on
last Thursday evening where the
Rcv. Herman King is pastor
Phone your news 20 l674-R
and read il in the TRIBUNE
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07
Husband HaIts
Suicide Effort
OF Young Wife

a 80 year old housewife at
tempted 10 commit suicide last
Friday by turning the Gas Jets IN
her home. after closing all doors
and windows
Lee Williams. 30 ol 20437
Grigg>, told police lhat he rushed
his wife Elizabeth, 35. 10 Recciv-
Ing Hospital, as soon as he dis
covered that inc gas had be n
turned on. when he arrived home
about noon
Chatlic Douglas Green. 35 Of
1881 Maybuiy Grand. is IN police
custody charged with assault
with intent to Kill IN tho stab
blng Of a police officer who att
tempted 20 arrest hun following
Ia fight last week
According 20 police Green was
hclne chased hv four men when
the officers arrived and took up
tho chase which ended When
Green tappcd
As the oHcCg attempted To- pick
HIM up from the ground Green
dllcCcdlv Siashcd hiW with
knife. he had % bi, hand
William Parkcr. 30 OF 30l East
Milwaukee rests lu Receiving
Hospital this week suHcng null
iiplc stab wounds of tho neck
hcad and shoulder also IN g.
inch decoration IN the center Of
his hack.
Parker informed police atthc
hospital that earlier IN the exc
Wng of the 18th, he had severe
lv he ten an unidentified man
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07
Sunday School
Record Merits
Baseball Game

The West Side Human Rcla-
tons Council will sponsor 10
children and five chaperons 10
BcGgS Stadium as guests on
August 10 The project viii be
the Councils opening community
effort and the group Will meet
at ST. Cypran Church. and go
from there ny bus to the Sta
dunn
The children were chosen from
their respective church Sunday
Schools, as reward for per-
feet attendance and good work.
The ministers who have coop
coated include the Rev. Chas.
Hill Reverend A. Davis. Rev.
Mcneil Rcv. Baugh, and Rev
Father Dade
Mrs Beatrice Ovcrton is pro-
gram chairman, and Mrs Bette
Ellington, publicity chairman.
Officers Of the council are Mrs.
irene Graves. president. Mrs.
Agnes Mcdowell Mrs. Gertrude
Henderson recording secretary;
d. w. Gillespie. treasurer; Mrs.
Jennie Page, corresponding Sec
rotary.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07
Pass Anti-PoIi Tax
Bill, Senator Asks

filhustc against the measure
The threatened fihbuste by
Senators foD polltaN states, wao
have ncNc faced a free election
IN thcI pohilca lives and nate
this lcg siaiion the way thc Dow
il hates holv water can be brok-
en-. NJ Beuder asserted
'Cloturc winch cuts Of debate
and permit, a bill to be- brought
10 vote requires q tWo-thHds
vote of tho chamber ho said.
"Cloture should he promptly vot-
cd and my hAl brought 20 q vote
in the Senate.
Those who would block il IN
tho Senate hope 10 exercise the
same sort Of minority rule in tho
United States Senate that ihev
exercise ir their own states Their
blufi should be called now
Since Republican leaders an
nounccd last Tuesday evening
thor intention of bringing UP the
anil-poll tax hjll. il docs not ap-
pear that Clotu}e can he adopted
as simply as Nh Bender would
have i appear
Under The present Senate rules.
clnture docs not apply 10 4 mo-
uon 10 correct the Journal or 10
a motion to take up bill
Republicans believe thcv can
Get around fIbus,c on the
reading of tho Journal simply by
rcCcSsing from day 70 day and
not adjougn.ng
The senate lcgislauvc dav
tagis anCw following adjourn
mont Tho legislative dav opens
with tho morning hour durnc
whNh tho Journal is read unless
il Is dispensed with hy unanimous
consent
II the Senate fctc>scs tho leg
islat've day Is continued until the
next adjournment and there IS
no morning hour and no read
lng Of the Journal
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07
News From
ROMULUS
BY PHYLLIS JEFFRIES

gaFlbiiW8g W8gllBfltgIilIliNfBdHBilHHAahf1tllalaali.
Hi, Everybody;
The Romulus Civic League is
looking forward to a trip around
the world which will be h @ ] d
soon. Tell you more about it lat
er.
The First Baptist Church is
having a one-day picnic August
20 at the Northlinc Country Club.
The Women's Progressive Club
is planning to go TO Woodland
Park for weeks vacation Aug
ust 9th.
An enthusiastic crowd attend
ed the carnival and ball game at
the community center last Sun
day, July IS.
The MohawkS played fine
game against the Hawks which
was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Lottio Perry was acciden-
tally struck by an automobile on
last evening. Hope she RECEIVERS
very soon.
Rev. G. Stevenson, pastor Of
First Baptist Church, is having
his anniversary beginning Aug
ust Is. There will be a program
each night with many prominent
speakers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John King and
son left for New York City July
81 TO visit her grandmother.
The Lookout Girls Club gave a
beautiful lawn party at the home
Of EsSie Coleman OF Vinewood,
last Saturday evening.
The young girls Variety Club
Of South Romulus had bar-be-
que August at the home of Miss
Christian Cobb OF Bibbins.
Cpl. Kenneth Hood has been
home from Guam since July l6.
to visit his parents
He leaves August II for Fort
Knox and will return to stay in
January.
Pfc. l.. ]. Hancock arrived
homo from San Antonio, Texas.
to visit his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Hancock Of Park Place He
will leave next Thursday for CAL
ifornia
The All girls enioyed their
hike last Friday morning accom-
panied by ono Of their leaders.
Mrs. Alice Coleman
After the lunch, the girls play
cd games and were reluctant to
return home.
They are making preparations
for achievement day AT the 4 II
Fair Grounds al Quirk and FIX
presswav, August l8 10 81
We sincerely trust as time goes
on we will appreciate our COM
munity center more bv being
alert in reporting any damage be-
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07
Rankin Rants

WASHINGTON, ID & tNNPA)
Representative John f Ran
kin, Democrat, of Mississ ppi
and leader Of the white trash
bloc in ConCrc who seek, TO
brand every liberal movement
as communiSuc ON the opening
daN ol the special session o.
Congress Monday July o6
charged that both the Republican
and Democratic national convcn-
tons had written Communist
plankS into their platforms
The plank be was taking
about wcic the civil gats
plankS Hc particularly singled
out Endorsement OF fair employ
mont practices.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07

Get your job printing done
promptly. economically. and
attrietivelY AT the TRIBUNE lob
work deparimeni-2l46 ST. An.
foine.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-07

The Ecorse City Council ap-
/ .oved last week the paving OF
f5lb street between Outer Drive
hi The Southerly limit of Sal
Lo,te Road The improvement IS
KING made by petitions OF the
bropcrtv owners on the street
Id viii cost according TO the
(stimatcs of L. r. Care, city en-
tjneer. Sl4.500G0.
A special assessment district
las been created for the inn
broyement as entire cost will
II paid by the property owners.
Nh and Mrs. William Duncan,
,37 Polk. arc the parents of a
|on born Thursday at Henry
Ford Hospital. Mr.. Duncan is as
bstant veterans housing director
GUILTY
1 Because Of his record, Corric
Alexandcr. 81. Of sol Elliott. was
siven 90 days in the Wayne
county jall by Judge George
kinaiu when found guilty of a
srunk and diSorderly charge. He
has on probation as the result
n an assault on q stcpson. He
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&Charced With larceny by con-
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