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Evening star., 1949-10-12
Theodore Forne Dies;
Virginia Legion Aide

Theodore M. Forne. 50, laundry
manager and Northern Virginia
American Legion official. died yes
terday of a heart attack at his
Evening star., 1949-10-12

A vacuum cleaner for animals
was demonstrated on an elephant
and a bear at Bristol, England.
Evening star., 1949-10-12

Korea has its first local air serv-
vice, by a new company estab-
lished in Seoul.
Evening star., 1949-10-12

CEMETERY LOT, National Memorial Park.
4 plots, by fountain S525; 81 so cash. 81
monthly payments, no interest; pvt.
owner. TR. 1858. -l3
Evening star., 1949-10-12

rosary for the repose of the
sou, nca.Eup Sf oIE brother member MARTIN
VICTOR eoL1BART, President
. JOSEPH GUIDRY, Secretary.
MONROE. MARGARET LEE. On Tues
day, October IL, 1919, at her grandson's s
fhn ZEE Ho'ssf sxed 50 na years. MAf
three sons, a Thomas. mas Robert @ and vad sidnes es
menToe sed tyG Mrs. dapshser Fans t Mrs Mamie MSn
grandchildren, thirty-seven great-grand-
children, one sister, Mrs. Cora Lee Tay-
lor. Funeral services on Thursday, octo-
Funeral Home, Lsytonsville, Md. Rev.
Harold B. Wright officiating. Interment
Laytonsville Cemetery.
MONTGOMERY, THELMA. On Tues
GoMERY csS 2ss9ef Of a5 ssS s. ne She Mo leaves
two sisters, Frannie Aston and Louise
Green: four brothers, Richard, Julius, Ar
er ens aqf reaysa ssT and Asr snd
Friday. october Il, friends may cali at
Eugene Ford's Funeral Home, 1913 4th
coumsa g. ss se1ainS c Sr,SaH T eSenr be shipped
Der 10. 1949, LILLE B. MOODY Of the
Friends may cali at William J. Nalley's
services will be held on Thursday. October
10. at IL am. Relatives and friends are
invited. 1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery
MYERS, LIsH. On Sunday, october 9
1949, at. Mount Alto Hospital, LISH
MYERS Of 106 50th st. ne. beloved hus.
6and of Mrs: Bessie Myers, grandfather oi
George Mcclellan. He also leaves three
friends. After 10 am; WEDNESDAY, octo:
Der II. friends may call at the W. Ernest
Jarvis Funeral Church, 1882 You st. NV
Funeral services Thursday. October 13, at
"a pm, at the Capitol View Baptist
Church Division ave. ne, Rev. Andrew
Fowler officiating. Relatives and friends
invited. Interment Arlington National
Cemetery. IL
NALLEY, CHARLES E. On Monday
October 10. 1949. CHARLES E. NALLEY
beloved husband of Bertha K Nalley lnee
Wetzel. Friends may call at his Gate
residence. 41S D st. ne. where services
will be held on Friday. October IA. at
pm Relatives and friends are invited
Interment Congressional Cemetery. 13
| OCKERT, ALWINE L. On Monday. Oc.
| tober 10. I949, at Chicago, ILL.,: ALWINf
1 L. OCKERT. beloved daughter OF the late
August L. and Louisa Ockert Of Washing.
| ton, D. c.; sister Of Edward H. Ockert OF
Chicago, III. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home. 4th st. and Mass. ave. ne.
after 12 noon Wednesday. October IL
Services will be held at $50 pm. Inter-
ment Confessional Cemetery. IL
Evening star., 1949-10-12

CHILEs, ELLA L. tsIsTER). On Mon
day. october 10. 1949, at Glenn Dale
Sanitarium, ELLA L. tSISTERl CHILES
(nee Holmes) of 1925 Stevens rd. Sc. de-
voted wife Of James Chiies. mother Of
Janice Chiles, daughter of Mary L. Moore.
Notice of funeral later. Arrangements by
Carey & Sons.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Pharmacists Urge
Ban on Comic Books
Sale in Drugstores

Washington youngsters may have
to do their crime comic book
shopping in places other than cor
ner drugstores. If District drug
gists adhere TO a resolution
adopted by the District Pharma-
ceutical Association. The resolu-
ton urges that the books be ex-
cluded from the stores.
The ban Of comic magazines
and other publications, stressing
crime. from display or sale In
drugstores was recommended in
one of IA resolutions approved
yesterday at the final business
meeting Of the annual convention
Of the association. The conference
ended with a dinner last night at
the Shoreham Hotel.
The association went on record
as opposing an extension Of the
pharmacy curriculum to six years
and called for q thorough investi-
CATION of the present four-year
system. The resolutions commit
tee stated that it believed a four
year course can provide the es-
sential knowledge required for re-
tail pharmacy.
Price Cuts to Doctors Hit.
Opposition also was recorded by
the delegates to the practice Of
some pharmacists IN supplying
physicians with their professional
and personal needs at price be-
low the manufacturers recon-
mended list price for doctors"
Explaining that the multiplicity
of brands Of any one product
which the retail pharmacist must
carry Is becoming financial bur
den, the group recommended to
manufacturers that they make up
the preparations in small pack
ages such as prescribed by phy-
>sicians.
Unanimous opposition was ex-
pressed to compulsory national
health insurance or any system Of
medical care which threatens the
private enterprise status Of the
health professions"
Urges Alumni Setup.
The organization suggested that
an alumni association Of the
George Washington University
School of Pharmacy be set up and
recommended that the association
establish q Committee on Superior
Students for Pharmacy. This ac-
ton, the resolution explained,
would encourage high school grad
yates and college students to study
Of pharmacy.
Live Longer and Like It" was
the title of the address by. DR..
Ivor Griffith. president of the
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy
and Science, at last nights din
ner. DIR. Griffith was editor of the
American Journal Of Pharmacy
for 20 years.
Evening star., 1949-05-27
Youth Held for Action
On Assault Charges

| William B. Scott, 20, Of the
1400 block Of Bangor street Sc.
today is awaiting grand Jury &C.
ltion On = charge Of criminally ~
lsAulttng . Is-year-old girl We'd
lnesday night.
Scott, who Is colored, ostensihly
was driving the girl. who als0 4
colored. TO her home when the
alleged assault occurred, 1t was
charged. Both are employees Of =
Northeast laundry. Judge Armond
wv. Scott set bond at 81 800.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
'HaH-a Half Milk Legal,
But Name Held MeaninqIess

The sale of half and half" a
combination Of milk and cream,
is legal in the District, according
to Corporation Counsel Vernon E.
West, but the name is meaning
less.
The opinion Of the Corporation
Counsel was asked by counsel Of
Lucerne Dairy, which supplies
milk products to the Safeway
Stores. Under the law, District
milk must contain 3.9 per cent
butterfat, and cream. 20 per cent
butterfat. If the two were mixed.
the butterfat should be about IL
per cent.
1T is the opinion of this Office" I"
Mr.. West said. that there is no
legal objection, under existing
law, to the production and sale
Of milk containing IL per cent
butterfat, provided it is sold as
milk. We, however. see no objec-
ton to further describing the
product by designations similar to
enriched milk or milk. IL per
cent butterfat', but we do not be-
lieve it should be sold merely as
half and half, as that descrip-
ton is meaningless"
Half and half is sold by the
Safeway chain in many cities on
the Pacific coast, according to the
Lucerne attorney, and no question
as to its sale has been raised.
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Chicken Thief in Count,
Gets 3 Months in Jail

The theft Of two chickens
valued at $3.50 resulted in a three
month jail sentence in Rockville
Police Court yesterday for John
Justice Brown, ~, Ounce Orchard.
Brown, who is colored. was
charged with stealing the chick
ems September Z from Roger jack
son, IS, colored, also Of Ounce
Orchard.
Mr.. jackson testified he saw
Brown run out of his chicken
house with something" under his
arm. Brown claimed. however,
that he bought the chickens from
q peddler,
Evening star., 1949-09-16
Young Zionists Plan Hop

The Washington chapter Of
Messada, national Young Zionist
group, will hold a Holiday Hop"
at 9 pm. tomorrow in the Hotel
2400.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Senate Blocks
D. C. Home-RuIe
Bill Addition

WASHINGTON DC. A Dis
iccraf.sponsored amendment I"
the District OF Columbia home
rule bill. designed to make I'M
probable II not impossible nc
abolition Of race segregation I'D
the Nations Capital, was rejected
bv the Senate last Tuesday by &
vote OF q to 40
Co sponsors OF the amendment
we're senators James Q. Eastiand
of Mississippi and Ohm D. John.
ston OF South Carolina. both OF
whom supported the Thurmond-
Wright Dixiccrai ticket IN the
last dental election
senator Spcssard l.. Holland
Democrat of Florida, Joined Sen
aicr. Eastland and Johnston N
spcakine IN support Of iheu
amendment. Senator Estes keiau'
yer Democrat Of Tennessee, whf
Was in charge of the home-rule
opposed the Eastland johnson
amendment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Tickets Available
For Baptist Meet

The two committees headed
BY the Rex. r. s. Boone and
Rev. 5. ID. Ross. announced Tues
dav that The Wabash Railroad
and the Frisco Lines have been
selected as tho Official railroad,
az carr, delegates 10 the Ma
NAL Sunday School and BTU
pgreSs ~ Memphis. Tenn.
Juno - to- 26
The tram Viii leave Detroit
Monday morning, June 10th. 3
a m. EST via the Wabash Rail
road to 81 Louis to the Frisco
Lines for Memphis
Rev. Nj Boone said the
coaches would be aforementioned
with al modern convenience.
Tickets may be purchased through
Rev. s. D Ross Shiloh Church
offices. $50 Benton, or the Rex
Boone. King Solomon Church
offices q244 Delmar Tickets must
bc purchased prIos 10 Wednes-
dav. june i6.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Former College
Student Draws
Prison Term

Recorders Judge John 7
Maher gave james Gholston.
teen-age boy bandit and
former college student. a
verbal lashing last We'd.
before sentencing him Is
months 20 IS years for the
armed robbery Of a Chinese
restaurant on Hastings. Feb.
Is. in which be shot the
proprietor three times.
"Whv arc YOU thug anc
rohber' asked me Judge ~wner
YOU have = hiph school educa.
ton and have attended college
As nlcmbor of Inc col0rcc
race YOU shouid be setting a;
good example FOR member. a
your race Who have q hard fim'
as i, Is You have had IN excel
lent opporiunifv 20 help Won
race instead of pullng II down.
added Judge Maher.
The bow bandit was appsc
hended fcw hours after th'
holdup n M Clemens after h
had sourh, disqualification 10
two gunshoi wounds Of the sid
and thigh he and the proprietor
Thomas G. Wah 50 1850 Has,
ings exchanged inc shots N
gun duel about . $50 m
ClemCncv vas asked hv ar
resting officer. Del Scrgean
CONTINUED On Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Blackjacked Unjustly,
Man Accuses Officer

AS result Of finding out
what would happen to his pal
who was arrested for an auto
mishap. Harry Lee Hunter
charged that he was booked
for carrying a concealed weap-
on on May %. and uniustly
hlackjacked the following
moSning at 18Th Precinct
In q statement 20 the local
branch NAACP. Hunter de-
cldrcd that upon entering the
Woodward Station an un-
known officer pushed hlm and
ordered him 10 be locked up
for being drunk
When an officer found
knife on him after 'patting
him down" the unknown
policeman shouted. "Oh. so
YOU are going 10 draw q knife
on me- Book him for drawing
a knife on a police officer"
Hunter told Edward Swami.
NAACP executive secretary.
that the knife In question was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
The Advertisers

This week usual you'll find the ads iui ro>iinT,
varied. and fu Of bargains merchandise md service.
feel that s, advertising In your DETROIT TRIBl ~ they
Will get your patronage.
When YOU buy from an advertiser. remember 10 tell
him that you saw the DETROIT TRlBl NJ Mess
he wa, Of knowing that YOU sax mis- ad in
this newspaper.
This form Of race pride and supnort Of institutions
that use our advertising columns will make possible lsrg
or and Detroit Tribune with creator service TO YOU
Ii is another Way Of helping yourself
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

one OF pen size.
The next dav upon chang
ing ccllblocks. Pstrolman Felix
Weeori Hunter stated. kicked
me and said. Come on. move
II ont" told him he shouldn't
be kicking me- RE replied
ooh you're one OF those
Sner; SOB don't YOU know
. III atai your -----'
! pleaded with him. Hunter
continued but the patrolman
pulled his blackjack and hii
me on the forehead and right
cheek ! passed out. Upor
gaining consciousness water
was poured on me and a mon
was passing across my face
! heard the officer in charge
say You shouldn't have nh
i'm with blackjack
l lav on the cellblock flocl
for about half an hour before
they took me TO the hospital
tconiinued On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Youth Held In
Theft Of Suits

A teen-age boy was charged
Monday with burglary and on
tanning items worth Sl95 from
barber Shop-cleanetS on Feb
% after being picked UP for
investigation on May Is. He IN
volved teen-agc companion
Willie Oliver. IS. 79la Ken
dali. Highland Park. told police
that he had obtained about 20
suits. several rings and two
blackiacks from the business
at 1878 LaBelle. after forcing
basement window and door.
Oliver vas picked up for in
vestigation on Nav %. and had
pawn tickets on HIM which were
OF the items reported stolen bv
Sam d. Whitman. AZ. pfopr.cto
The suspect told police that
Thomas Pressely 10. 1901 Ken
dali. had pawned most OF the
items although he knew that
they were hot"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
The NAACP
Needs Help

The Youth Branch OF the
Detroit NAACP. with the CO.
operation OF Howard Pyle.
owner Of Club Sudan, and
Clifton Hsughton and his or
chesfra are sponsoring dance
10 aid the membership cam
paign Of the Association.
Saturday evening leac b
week from 90 entertainment
is held al Club Sudan. ADAMS
avenue between ST. Antoine
and Beaubien. Kitty Stevens.
known as the 'Winsome Warb-
Ter will accompany Haugh
ton and his orchestra. This is
an opportunity for civic
minded Defroifers 10 aid the
NAACP in its annual mem.
bership campaign.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

The awarding OF the fran.
chises was made possible by .
fight led by Council President
Frank Matualewiez. and Coun-
cilmen Martin Dulapa. and
Stanley Frankowski. who plac-
ed the authority OF issuing per-
mifs in the hands of the Council
instead OF the City Clerk.
These councilmen haze always
carried the fight IN bcuali oi Ne
grOes IN many ISSUES That were
right and fair. even 10 The face
OF a threat of the loss ~ votes
stated Dr G w Morlron Ham
hamck city physician and civi'
leader
Mayoi stephen S Sk1Nck saie
that he was very glad in see :
progressive move IN behalf of th'
Negro applicants because they
wcf, entitled 10 them.
The council ordinance eronilns
the licenses was biticrlv oppnscc
bv Counclmcn Walter So 'ncnt
CONTINUED On Page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

l948 and numerous acts OF NlOi-
ence and terrorism against Ne.
groes including murder of one
man in Montgomery County be-
cause he voted in primary last
September ana beating UP OF am
other man in Toombs County who
carried voters 10 polls IN his car.
The Southern Regional Coun-
cil. an organization OF southern
tConfinued On Pace ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Lift To Station OK
Lift To Cell, Not

Pelice authorities sought IN
vain Monday afternoon for a
n,licc prisoner who escaped
nom police headquarters garage
- he was filing IN an elevator
with eight others.
Police reported that Charles
p Mitchell. 80. 933 Hendrie.
made his escape bv being at the
end Of line Of seven male ana
two female prisoners who were
held for investigation from loll
nfecinct. As the police officer
turned his back 70 lead me SUI,
poets on the elevator. Mi'cne.'
made his escape through on ext.
He wa. being held for invest.
cation IN connection WIN inc
narcotics law.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

TOT ITIt NITWTNIItN VI - ~
Mrs Corine Smith of New Mt.
Zion Baptist church continues 10
hold first place in the contest
An entry blank for those indi-
viduals who yet wish 10 enter the
contest may be found on the
church page (paee 81. Fill out the
blank and mail 10 the Detroit
Tribune 2l46 ST Antoine.
Following is q list Of the wom-
en- competing in the contest:
Mrs. Ruth MERIT. Holy Cross
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

Working in close COOPERATION
under the leadership of one Of
Deirolt's most progressive prin-
clpals Mr. John r. Carroll. a
member Of the North Woodward
Community Council. this wears
committee headed by Mrs Myron
r stanton and Mr.. Samuel
Thomas serviced their commun-
~ with one Of the most delight
ful Family Fun Nights in their
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11


sLEUTHs pATRoLlNc
The polccWor s'red ina' 'frr
we're rat - 9 Brun ard
Adaws Wae1 t'et Saw won AZ
talking " ih ino Ter y q >erous
ranncf Our ionire ~ tHe t,lo
revealed ,nai 'nt 'No mon
sought a. soon" Mrs Mllrrd
Ricf a. 5ol2 Brush out o. 5000.
her me setiuls
n pelgc cgS'od ssc A. r
Et.r ST.. CI. rr oh a
A.eN Ga-fr 3n Menpa Tenn.
DREW MONEY FROM BANK
Ms Mars Na -aat 81
1850 NDr'aer '7s reiee IS
day thar Ne rs'rr S3099
which she ai crawr from i
bank ~ rccE % ft0 4or
whom she rsa met ~
store a. Oakmar and Gr $
River and -Sni ~ hare
SO 900 they. oa i.Nc Wy 't
T1e N3cin ertl.lr .sor :
Buiaio nice iilsi inf piE'ut +.
Mamie Richardson q Cieveiard
Ono. a. orc az me Worrc
ficct, 80 Mss Richardson W
aprrs rfto la> Frioae nI-a'
bv Citlelari police after SIZE
fc'urnta 'o wa; CITY bv p'aae
from Do;f0., She had 2 mo11
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
BAPTIST Seminary
GRADUATION Set For
(aItford Baptist

vent exercises for
b 1859 S. on the Detroit
|sp'N $ SEMINARY vii be held
lnsay 18Th. at 3 p. m. al
|rtold 3 iis, Church. Hart
p and tl',rd
Dean 're school is Dr. 7
|raeTls Ike said the menu
r. o. me class are Thomas
[tFn Je Mack. j l. Bryant.
[rry Ds,ls T. B. Brintlcy.
les.se " DAVIS. George John-
~ = 9 4 W II Hollis
'ae oo ~ examiners are
\ Ni' ) Ross. s c. Camp
/. and a & Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
AIger To Speak At
COP installation

Fred Algcr j. Sf'r,laty on
Tho state of Michigan VII oe
Guest speakef 20 ~, in, "i.'-
lion Of Officers Of The WAYNE
County Progressive Reprbiicans
sunday June 10. o'clock p
NJ ~ 1889 Oakland. corner hol.
brook His subject Will p, W n ~
The Negro Needs and How ne
Can Get Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
John CowIing Rcshs
Pride Of Michigan

John L. cowline. well Known
civ,c leader and an ard ~ me me,
o,s;ce ~ the Wayne County
Tressurer was elected exalted
r,,ler of pride Of Michigan Lodge;
IBpOEW. at the semi .annu s,.,'
election Of the west side 'oose
last week ..h,sed
The group recently PURCHASED
new home on W Warren ave.
The new exalted ruler feu''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

The text of the telegram. sent
on MAY 81 TO Senators J. Howard
McGrath (RI) and Scott w. Lu-
cas- GIN and Representative
John W. Mccormack (Mass.) fol-
lows.
"Lvnchine Of Calf Hill yestcr-
day al lrwinton, GA. S but one
more indication OF necessity for
civil rights legislation in this ses-
SION OF Congress.
-Georgia had two INnchIngs IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
pr. Sweet Discusses
60ciaIized Medicine

Loor Noie The following article is the last in series on
|scesi1ed Medicine. written by DR.. o. II. Sweet
mat VIII Happen to Your Compulsory Insurance AK
me DILLON of dollars extracted from the AMER
aSpacfS would not be returned TO the insured dollar
exchange for medical care. colossal portion OF the
t'' would to support army of clerks bookkeepeS'
siraors and building maintenance personnel VINO
C'd Tar eed the number of doctors serving me peo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
Anti Lynching Law
Asked By NAACP

NEW YORK - IN protest aga the southern pat
violence again brought sharply into focus o. the
lynchng of young Calf Hill Of rwinon. Georgia
Assistant Secretary Roy wilkins of the NAACP this week
wired ma orv leaders of the United States Congress de-
handing that the Sst Congress bring in rule of law
uN..l,. A,-ith NO vinlencA
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
city CounciImen Draw
DR.. Morrison's Praise
City Clerks Have Blocked Negroes
Efforts To Legally Secure Cab Licenses
BY u. w. BOYKiN

After fight of more than four years the lIamramck
b o.Bc lifted the discriminatory ban against Negroes,
ssasd taxcab licenses These licenses were issued TO
lnes shannon Benjamin Linton, William Watey, and
adore t,ieen.
They have formed a company TO be known as the
rtad5 ab Company of Hamtramck.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
AMTRAMcK COUNCIL grasses RACE BAN ON CAB LICENSES
detectives nab "C0N-MEN"
Attempted To Fleece
Woman Out OF 5000
Cleveland Woman Arrested In $4,000
"Trickery"; Police Seeking Accomplish
By Julian c. Wyche

People should beware n strangers stated bet Sgt.
George Rutherford police headquarters Wednesday,
upon seeking close the last Of two cor dcnce game
over the weekend.
The detective along with partner pct Larry Bleach
nppcd twu from Fleeing mother ~ three chill
den Of S2oG last WedneSdaN ard seeking ~ locate
Of who confidenced elderly uoman out
81 IL..E Fri
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

nlSipfN.
Among the several booths and
activities provided Tor Young and
old alike in operation through
out all of the first floor and
basement rooms were fortune
telling. movies. puppet show
bake sale. cake walk. dancing
an orchestra and an endless as
soriment Of refreshments pro-
CONTINUED On Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
ALger Fun Night"
Enjoyed By Parents
BY ROBERTA MCGUIRE

Living up to the organizations motto Of Nv orking
Together the Agcr School Parent Teachers Association
witnessed of than l500 Of their members,
friends and pupils for their third annual Family Fun Night
Friday June 3 at the Alper School.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

Baptist Church,
Mrs. Mamie Miller. New MI.
Zion Baptist Church.
Mrs Blanche Graves. Bethel
AME Church
Mrs. Mary White. Second Bap-
list Church
Mrs. Annie b Flowers. Second
Baptist Church.
Mrs Corine Smith. New MI
Zion Baptist Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

"n.ie o' v,icm was in full
II, 'lvn N Germany. there was
aanin traiion officer for
s,u,, LOGO persons covered bv
/, .'.l insurance In this country.
-. ..'a mean bureaucracy Of
~ million and a half of
|,o r' s.eoical EMPLOYEES W n o
49, % getting tax money
h. 9 would be needed for the
n, me American taxpayer should
h.. "''islc Tor a moment such
|du,,a d ms on the already re-
h. purchasing power. When
|, ~. lliVlaual citizen is kept in
to- ',lai strain. the entire ma
I, ~. government finds itself IN
|lr,ss,s' .lon where hs,would be
|u,n's 0aously embarfassed finan-
a 'I m Health Record
runlie Record
|k,shl system Of compulsory
|v,r, insurance must. bv is
LEI n. "s'sre invade the privacy
Ace individual II would be IN
|ts,s ikc Il is I'm England
H. histories Of patients must
Inn ao IN TO local boards
|nun,,as results. IN smaller COM
|tsm he Particularly. any III
Record 'Opes an illness of public
,ccsa.s,asnd. the British house
''nnusd On Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11
It's Not Too Late
To Enter Tribune
Church Woman Race

II il not too late u enter The Detroit Trlbune
"CHURCH WOMAN contest.
Going into the third with additional contestants
entering from churches throughout the city promises to
he one of the most popular contests ever held among and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-06-11

9Th his family at 1854 Milford
Tie managed the successful cleo
ion ~ DR.. Samuel Milton WAYNE
County Coroner.