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Evening star., 1949-02-20

sELF-sERvICE GROCERY, weekly
volume approx. $1,000: new equip
ment; long lease; $4,000 asking
price plus dollar-for- dollar stock.
Drug store, located on Washington-
Baltimore blvd near U. Of Md.
Owner has other business interests.
May be purchased for approx. cost
of stock and equipment, with rea-
sonable down payment.
Self-service grocery-located on main
Maryland hwy; weekly volume
approx. $4,000; no delivery, no
credit, new equipment, long lease;
$4,000 with reasonable down pay
Cooperative farm supply equipment
store-Annual business shows ap-
prox. $500 net profit; convenient
to RR siding and transportation.
Price. $4,000, including real prop
erty OF approx. 2 acres and stock
and equipment. HUDSON CO. Call
UN. 1915. UN. 7171, 9-5 weekdays.
20 RMS, CONN. AVE, 81, 500
Down. Corner. baths. Room and
board income quoted S1,40O month.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

"a RMS, 8 BATHS
Downtown; apts. plus 16 bedrooms
present owner over 8 yrs; house
rent. S26s.5O; easy 70 manage; IN
pletely furnished; should sell fast;
$4,000 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave. RE. $40.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

LUNCHEONETTE
Weekly sales from fountain, tables
tobacco and sundries depts. average
minimum Of $3.50 Modern
equipment; excel. loc. Sale price Of
$4,000 incl. an estimated $4,000
inventory. Terms.
WOMEN'S APPAREL
We offer 2 well estab. stores handling
q full line Of women's apparel and
accessories. Both are strictly cash
and carry. Sales in each store
average about $3.50 weekly.
Self-Service Grocery
Weekly sales, S1,20O-S1 800; no beer
no Sunday: rent is $126 with 6-yr.
lease; price of $4,000 incl. SUBJ
stantial stock; terms exceedingly
fair.
Levin g. Kaufman, Brokers
DE kO10
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TOURIST COURT

High-grade establishment consisting
OF q rambling. .well-constructed lol
building and frame heated cabins
main structure consisting Of q large
dining room with stone fireplace ene
. separate breakfast and beer bal
room 9TH stcbso stone and n5eRifos vns rooms
Cabins are well furnished with
shower and automatic hot water
This is Q year-'round, clean, vel
iishment with AbC license, the only
one IN. the county permitting sun
day sales. This desirable establish.
Of S26, 900 and represents q real op-
portunity for an independent busi-
hwy. ct the gateway to the Skyline
drive, 1t caters not only to the heavy
east and west traffc. but to the
many Skyline and Shenandoah Val;
sy scenic motor tor trips Ds.,gstt I, Is nssi real
H.. H Wn,sd F0sd t1 ss n s set snd
excellent buy at S35 900 and can be
handled With $l2.o9os cash. Contact
SHANNON & LUCaS
, 1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2346.
GIFT SHOP, 81, 500
Down. Exclusive NV. Rent. $3.50.
An utilities free: .Is Lens n1o lease. o. Nh IN
s5a ss 1'q5s: os:n san NJ: f ss''in' e 4 e.
( c. J. YOUNG, Broker
102s Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

How to Buy a Business
Gives you step. by step information
ment when buying business. over
LOO copies mailed recently. 1t
could save you thousands Only
81 copy. SAM CHANTKER g.
CO.. 4l2 5th st. NV, Washington
Evening star., 1949-02-20


Downtown location: IS oa rooms, IRE
heat; only 81 600 cash down; 3-year
lease. Call MI. Tartinian. NO. 1925.
DUPONT REALTY co.
DU. $3.50.
T9 ayss.nd1e p as sounrt 8f the nSst
Shows large profits. No experience
necessary. Easy to manage. Steady
year-around business. Very expen!,,
SsyelaK aK,esss9 fes9pea sems''Ga st T he
NICHOLAS W GASTON co.
sol -Ggo woodward Bldg. D1. 1885,
FoUNIAtN, AN LYpeh; ~ Ioo supGriesmoTnsr 80
thickiy populated apt section; cor
s175. Beautiful new eauipment;
simple simple operation. Price, s12'7oo'
NICHOLAS Il GASTON co.
sol 90 .0go woodward Bldg. D1. 1885,
TAVERNs-LIQUOR-We have q Sc
lect list Of such estabIishmenlts sdS Ssr Sor
basiness ns tasm alone 70 sent aas 9
small operating overhead and show
ing from $4,000 to 5000.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
53l 60 -1y9 woodward Bldg. D1. 1885,
GRML-All brand-new equipment,
costing $4,000: located in booming
shopping section; air .cond.; liquor
license may be had if desired, other
sell SsirsH Tor $4,000, With $1,000 down
and 5000 per month notes. Bargain.
NICHOLAS GASTON co.
131 50 oy.s Woodward Blds' D1. 1884
GRILL-LIQUOR-owner quotes $3.50
daily; closed Sun; air cond.; has
Price. s2s,5oo. Terms. Really a
NICHOLAS II! GASTON co.
50 521 -6ge Woodward Bldg. D1. 77e6,
BAR-LIQUOR
Mostly drinks; profitable; excellent
sess g. ws Ten ssj
month; option. in lease to buy bldg;
gain at $4,000. Sunday call Mr..
Wallace, RA. 5649.
A. H. BACAS, Realtor
And Business Broker, AD. s4s4.
FLOWER SHOP
Completely, equipped, in LOBBY Of out
standing hotel; doing nice business,
which may be increased greatly with
personal attention.; rent. S1O5
month. including living quarters.
Equipment worth more than price
asked, $4,000. Call Wallace, RA.
A. H. BACAS, Realtor
And Business Broker. AID. s4s4.
RESTAURANT-LIQUOR
One Of Washington's finest downtown
Beautifully equipped. Doing 5000
week; low payroll. This place al
ways will be a money-maker; long
lease. attractive rent. Priced Just
right. Call Mr. Boinis. OR. 1924.
A. H. BACAS, Realtor
And Business Broker. AD. s4s4.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Well known for many years, making
money in wholesale and taxicab dis
trict; seats 45, counter and tables
easy to operate; doing 81 900 week;
rent oGS $50, Owner says. says sell for
A. H. BACAS, Realtor
And Business Broker. AID. 64s4.
1857 Columbia I'd. NV.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
"a VARIETY STORE'

"A VARIETY SlORE
Widow must sacrifice this clean little
business, handling variety line Of
ladies' and children's wearing ap-
parel, notions, gifts. toys, Hall
mark" greeting cards, etc. Ideal
for some one desiring to earn Q
very comfortable living, with q small
investment, and without strenuous
efforts. Immediate possession can
be had by purchasing the stock and
fixtures. Your inspection solicited,
without -obligation. of course. For
further details and to inspect. please
consult HARRY I. FRIEDMAN,
GROCERY STORE
Doing good bus, mod. 8 r. and b.
home adjoining on " acre with g
car garage. In fast growing com
within 3 mi; D. c. line; city water
Spruce O304.
Gasoline Service Station
Situated on No. highway in ex.
cellent commercial and residential
zone. doing good business. but car
be improved. Cali RA. 69s2.
Rooms & Board, 26 Rms.
8 baths; 10th st. NV; over $4,000
monthly gross income; excellent fur
bal. terms. EX. 1865.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Groc., Meats and Beer
Weekly vol. over 5000, mostly cash;
reasonably at S6,600. good will;
$4,000 cash will handle. Eve. and
Sun. s. Chasen. RA. 543s.
Self-Service Groc.
Mod. equip, new truck; wkly. VOL,
$4,000; liv. quarters; good lease,
short hours, no SUNDAYS: priced low
at $4,000, good will fixtures and
eauip.; wonderful terms to respons-
Ren ken IA ess5 eve Esciasiye aea n' O. ban
Small Self-Serv. Market
Mod. equip: vol. approx: $4,000
monthly; low rent, beautiful apt;
short hours: $4,000 down will
handle; Eve. and Sun, Jos. Cohen
One-Man Grocery
ST. 800 mo. bus, small apt. available,
goodo lease; a. very good buy ,.st Ct
terms: term -; Eye: x and Sum "A. Litotf' Tw.
DelicateSsen and Groc.
mo fresh meats; beaut. equip. store
averaging $1,000 wkly. cash bus; :;
large profits: partners disagree, must
sell; priced very low at $4,000
complete with inventory; $4,000 cash
gaaod yin hanSle W6 sESe Ege. and Sum- Marvin
COGOD & BOOKOFF
e31 e st. NV. MA. 93s9. MA. 1874.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
:. j. YOUNG, Broker

Super Mkt, $4,000 Wkly.
Self-service; in Silver Spring, Md.
6-yr. lease: low rent: only S1S,60O
plus stock; terms: best value for
your money. Elk. 1855 SUN. IL to
4 pm.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

DELICATESSEN
Near 14th and L ST.; long lease: rent,
S125; owner quotes 81 900. month.
Loaded with stock. $4,000 handles.
ST. 5757.
C. ]. YOUNG, Broker
1Ooa Vermont ave. NV
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Groc., Beer-Only $4,000
Full price. $4,000; good flxtures;
plenty of clean stock; Tyr. lease;
rent, S75; income quoted. $500 wkly.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Rooning House, Clean
Fairmont st., between 14th and 18th
NV; 8 rooms, 3 baths; oil heat;
furniture and house in Al condi-
ton; 500 rent (3-yr. straight
lease with option). Low price OF
Evening star., 1949-02-20

RARBER SHOP-BEAUTY PARLOR-
Vacant store in large colored neigh
borhood. ideally suited this type
business. 4lO 61st st. me-, $140
rent. Call MR.. TRIGGER. owner,
SMALL goi REAL ESTATE OFFICE in
Alex for sale at less than cost of
offce equipment; rent Is reas. TIE.
-00
Evening star., 1949-02-20

Small Rooming House
Near Pa. and 3rd Sc; lease yrs;
rent, 1925; income. $3.50 plus; run.
ming water in most rooms; $1,000
with "a cash Ex. 2555 till s pm.
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
BAR-LIOUOR

BAR|LlQUOR
Mostly drinks; profitable; excellent
location, near Government 'bldgs.
seats go; well equipped; rent, $50
month; option in lease to buy bids.
doing $3.50 day. Here is bar
gain At 81, 900; q Sunday call MI
A. H. BACAS, Realtor
And Business Broker. AID. s4s4.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

so0o io.0 ''o"' 'e'' '"' fN' onS 13po'
PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO - Estab-
,ished business. completely equip.
WEIL-ESTABLISHED grocery store,
ast anee nGath Seyond % B s. e aYn line soeE s6es fs
lures, goodwill and building: all
$15,o9ooo oeAI eAAIpERHoLDT REALTY "
GARAGE-sERvICE-AUTo Agency.
y: s. Route so1; Direct North
pletely modern building. with equip
ment; outstanding location; 900 feet
highway frontage; 80 acres. Excel
lent location tourist court. Liberal
terms, 10 years to pay. Immediate
Also commercial bpildings and sstab-
lished businesses In Southern Mary
land and yirginia: LEONARD
g sNIDER; TgY La IR3s4s,ss Plate, Nd. ,.,,,.,,. -.
trucks insulated for perishables;. est.
owner own 'S has other @ interests. M a1uDteai real
buy. Act quickly. Elk. b21S or
ESTABLISHED GEN. STORE. fully
stocked and equipped with mod. apt.
above: Owner retiring; win make
property and equipment or viii rent
both or S75 separately. Also will
give option for yr. to buy. II you
want to rent and test out the pos
sibilities. Expanding sub. location.
20 miles to center Wash. JOHN H.
MILLER & BRO, Realtor, 1912 K
ROoMING HoGSs, near Conn. ave.
II rms, oil heat; rent. $125; s.
year lease; nice apt, good income.
Only $1,000 down. Other places to
show YOU that are good. Mrs. Lee.
KEACH & PURCELL, Elk. 2412.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
Grocery, Meat Produce Mkt.

And two modern 3-rm. apts., on
q. s. hwy. at edge college and mfg.
town, rapidly growing section; SOL
900 sales reported last yr.; lot; sac
rificed stocked and equip. by IN
capacitated aged owners. 81 800,
terms. R. L. zentz, STROUT RE-
Atty, 4O7 E. Baltimore ST., Taney-
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Evening star., 1949-02-20

Grocery, Colored Trade
xsa Tssly ts.d ss.9 Sos W:efy dyocsE'
sSsae; HyS 'llW.: n.W.; $1,000 Weekly 1880
terms. DIGS, Sc, mixed trade
$3.50 weekly; low rent; $1,000, terms
Many, many others. Ewes. till
pm; Sun, IL to pm. Elk. 2565
PASTOR-LUTZ, INC.
Evening star., 1949-02-20
NIGHT CLUB

Nearby Md. q few miles from d. C.
line: very well known: doing be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000 weekly;
soS bar: seats about 800. Open
5 pm. daily; beautifully equipped;
parking space for over 100 cars;
long ease; about $4,000 cash
handles; present owner tnexper.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

pdsTKssSfoksar ssanses5f Soa s,sn for notns R *:
it; for every business; investigate;
$3.50; inventory and rights. Get
COHEN. GE. 1889, Sun. and Mon.
GROCERY, meats, vegetables; choice
sw. location; living quarters. ME.
Evening star., 1949-02-20

S9.9S. BERGE ER ., of1S 1ttu sts
NV. DU. 3444. Open ewes. Free
BABY ectARR1AeE. rhsysr, cellaDSsi1baIss: n S1
BABY CARRIAGE with pad. baby
auto at sea- ssss; tray with glass Jars @iS'
BABY ssi SCAssR1AGE, de luxe; play pen.
appreciate value. End a., 9l6 z.
BABY Gipt0 cAkkf Il SfteHs asS so a1
YAM Van Buren, st. NV. GE. 9427.
BABY CARRIAGE and mattress, good
eondition S25; Call nj RA; = ns;b3s 1921. vood
BABY CARRIAGE, Heywood-Wake::
field, with mattress: used for ! child
RaRy ony; sSs sSaRRsGE TT Sa1o t%in Ext SSo
set, chair, table, rocker, chaise
BaBYs sadnYEs aBa BarHISErTE. 1iRR f.' never used.
S5; Easy whirldry washing macnins; nae a,,I,;
portable p'sans4 81 $50; GE PssIvac RSs5' Vacuum
BABY's Convert. car bed and seat.
nursery scale, sterilizer, baslnette,
| wardrobe trunk, china service for
8. grey kidskin coat, size IA. eau
BAKY CRIB. large size. blond nnish.
innerspring Kant Wet mattress.
SIG; buggy, blue leather, $40; both
like new. SH 3540o
BABIES CRIBS, strollers. etc. fof
rent, delivered. BABY'S BUTLEH
SERVICE. so Canal st. s.w. EA-
BABY saY CRIBS. s1s.ss; mattresses
$9.9s; carrisses, SI9:ss; niMgn M
BERGER'S new children's furniture.
3412 14th st. NV, DU. 3444; Tree
BABY PLAYPEN AND PAD, wood
floor. used . wks. CO. 3r7;
ERAL WRECK1NG CO.. MI. GIT.
BASS VOL, .. size, needs little re-
pairs but serviceable, 500. 1919
BATHTUBS, buIit-in, new; S49.bo;
used plumbing fixtures. BLOCKS,
INC. 3056 M st. NV. NO. 1908.
BATHTUBS, new, used, built In, les:
sinks. basins, toilets. PEERLESS
SALES CO.. 2237 Ga; ave. De: $3.50.
BEAUTY EQUIPMENT - Complete
Mode Craft shampoo unit and other
misc. items. Ii. 6633.
BED, Simmons, baby, mattress lncluss
excellent condition; will sell for $40.
Also ehestrobe, mahosany' best 9an6ef'
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Segregation
Fairgrounds

Hume II Humphrey % MIMI
expressed MS hope that these two
ear 1stors comply witn the
policy ~ the President and his
.Arri n .,rs'ion by UNANIMOUSLY
.~tlrS n srols- the segregation
30 N fne piar grounds system
~ the r. strict % Columbia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
AItes Appoints
New Director To
Head Advertising

Francis l. Congdon has been
appointed director Of merchant.
ising and advertising OF the Altes
Brewing CO.. President Howard
II. Colby has announced.
As advertising manage he sue.
ceeds c. Byron Avery. who has
been transferred TO the San Diego
brewery OF the Atlas Brewing Co
to direct Altes advertising on the
Pacific Coast.
d. ]. Mitchell. who has been
serving temporarily as advertising
manager. continues as Alies d.
rector of public relations
Congdon comes TO Alies from
Maxon, Inc. where he engaged
in merchandising activities iof
the past IL years. Prior 10 that,
ne was on the sales staff Of the
n. J. Heinz Co. Pittsburgh. for
four years. Previous affiliations N
clude the Curtis Publishlng Co,
Philadelphia. and the Rund Man.
ufacturing Co. Pittsburgh IN a
sales or sales promotion capacity.
Merchandising activiiie- On
Altes Lager beer for both The
Pacific Coast and five midwest.
ern states will be directed by
Congdon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Why Not A Free Trip TO Kansas City?

down Hickory street and rs,,.--
ed 10 form mi.circle 10 , an
of the statue OF the Viry;n a w
Eleanor Foster. Nav oa nln
crowned the statue She w. Ssesa
tended by Miss Billie Jean = ns e
Little Gerald Farbe. attIred a =
blue and white satin sui, C.
blue satin cap, carried the cro MIC
on beautiful satin pillow TN Tll
May Queen and her at,enS.u.
were most angelic in their ns,,as
gowns and white wells. ''
Well. folks, that's II for mi.
week. Just in passing remembs'
that the ship OF ambition is an.
chored at the harbor Of success
Call me at 10. 1924 and i,
me know what's up. Until nex
week. bye now.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21

disturbed by public statements OF
some of the members Of the Re
creation Board indicating that
they may continue 10 maintain
the segregation rule.
Il am interested in this cues
ton not only as = member ~ the
United States Senate with :
measure q. responsibility Tor the
governing ~ the District Of CO.
iumbis. bu; also because ! con-
s.der tho abolition 81 segregation
N the District ~ Columbia 20
be ~ vital concern 70 the preser-
vatior 81 democracy here in the
United States and abroad What
xe do in ihe Nations Capitol will
30 effected all over the world
And consider Il repugnant n
The DiS,rlc; that The United States
IS committed n tho Democratic
nfircioles 81 human equality
Hurpnrev concluded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Ethel, w. Virginia

The Carver Grade School VII
hold It's annual picnic few DAYS
before school closes.
The Aracoma High School band
presented q concert May IL at
the Aracoma High School under
the direction Of Miss 3. c. Pond.
assisted by the Girls PHYSICAL
Education department under the
direction Of Miss CITRUS Burke.
The baccalaureste services will
be held in Aracoma Gym Sun
DAY. Nav %. al $50.
Mr.. Johnnie Brown. manager
~ the Logan Colored Funeral
Home donated $500 70 group
No. > on the King and Queen
dinner
The Logan Heighi Special and
the West Virginia Jubilee Sing
efs are making plans 10 present
the famous Jewell Jubilee Sing
els of Detroit. The group will
make us first appearance al the
Charity Singing Convention Tenn
rio. Cora. W. Va. The Jewell
Jubilee singers will be in the
county for a week. They will
make their first appearance on
June IL Anyone desiring 10 have
Inc singers al their church. please
{, intact Mr.. Memphis Martin.
manager Of the Logan Height
Specials, Box 1877. Holden, W. Va.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
College Fund Drive
off To Fine Start

The month-long l949 United
Negro College Fund campaign
rot OF to a good start tbs week
With more than $4,000 SUBJ
ssrihed as the drive opened.
More than 800 workers are ol-.
tecting the campaign in DetroI;
snc Michigan 10 raise $4,000
10 assist 81 Negro colleges and
universities bridge gap be-
tween operating costs OF the in
situations and income.
Leaders OF the drive are con-
fident that the goal can oe
cached this wear Committee
chslrmen are attempting 10 es-
tablish an organization for the
iy4o drive which will serve as q
pattern for future campaigns.
J. r. Davis, vice president Of
sales and advertising. Ford Mo-
,of Company. and John c. Dsncy.
director Of the Detroit Urban
League. and Henry s. Dunbar.
manager Of Brewster Homes. have
rounded out the executive com
mittee to head the campaign.
Members of the executive
committee include John NJ.
Rsichenbsch. vice president Of
the National Bank Of Detroit.
treasurer; d. J. Hufchins. vice
president. Firesfone Tire and
Rubber Co.. corporsfs gifts;
william II. Beatty. general sales
manager Of r. L. Polk and
Company. campaign director.
Thomas Farrell. vice president.
Dearborn Motors special gifts:
Peter J MONAGHAN. attorney
foundations: Ernest T. Marshall.
az the Detroit Board of Educa-
tor. general canvass committee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
mister J0TTINcS
By ELEANOR L. FOSTER

school are anticipating an equal
Nv happy occasion May al, wnicn
is the date Of their senior PROM
Mothers Day Gifts
A belated Mothers Day gift ar
rived for Mrs. Anna Person OF
Durand Court on Sunday, May To-
Her daughter arrived one week
late TO spend a month. Mrs: ,.
W. Puckette of Los Angeles, Call
fornia will be visiting her moth
er. Mrs. Person. and her sons.
Marvin Gene and Thomas.
Two-year-oids really have their
troubles. Little Sandra Deborah
clark. who was in Elouise hospi-
tai with pneumonia, was afraid
she wuold have TO spend ner
second birthday away from home
hut il was so arranged that on
Nav II. Sandra arrived home
lust in time for the birthday festi-
vities. She is the daughter OF Mrs.
Lille Clark OF Bridgeport Court.
Excellent" Glss Club
The Inkster High School Girls
Clee Club under the direction OF
Mr.. Arthur w. Meek. sang al the
Michigan State College in Lans.
ing. Mich. competing with 9TH
er groups from the various schools
in Michigan. Although the com.
petition was very stiff the Girls
Chorus received rating OF "ex-
cellent' or second-place rating.
Oldsters and youngsters alike
gathered 10 say Happy Birthday
10 Mrs. Ruth Polk Of Kewadir
Avenue. Saturday. May IA. The
surprise party given by her son
Donald. was attended by guest:
from Inkster and Detroit bearinl
many beautiful and useful gifts
The Holy Family Parisher'
ners participated III the First MAY
possession and browning Of thu
Blessed Virgin Mary on Sunday
Nav Is. Directly following tn
regular High Mass. the process
sion. headed BY the children o.
the parish. began. Amid the sing
ing Of the hymns to the BLESSED
Virgin. the procession wounc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
IneonAsieni

Dcclar.rs ,rsi the FACIAL dis
rsiu.rstor and segregation IN
fre. Disfnri n Columbia play
grounds Is Inconsistent win no
Adm zrors o,vii nights pro-
: IN Hsrrricy ssic fha. 10 vas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Humphrey Hits
On Washington

IN rf'rr SER. f7oev ~ ~
Fs-v Weraf chslrsr n-
,-ic, ~ ro,-r1.e Rec est.or
F~zS ~ Co~ are Senate
oAYWooD CLASS SERVICE
Any size for Cars. Homes Beats
and Stores. Mirrors.
SHERWIN- WILLIAMS
PAINTS Phone 10 S VI. s. sS's
II It's Glass We Have III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21
Who Will Be Miss Mari acci'
AT Shriners August Confab

446 =. Warren. Detroit. Mch.
Winner Of the local contest VIII
vie for national honors later as
Queen OF Shrinedom."
The bathing beauty contest
IL national project OF the
shrirsrs 10 help raise $4,000
for the fight against fubsreu.
losix.
Meanwhile. Msrrscci Temple.
i3. AEAONMY and Msrrscci
Court. 80. are completing plans
Tor housing many thousands Of
delegates 10 the Annual Shrine
Convention 10 be held IN the
Motor City August 1920. Hous-
Ing chalrmen are James Hand.
1850 Norwood. and Maynard
Jones, same address.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21

Entrants in the third annual
bathing beauty contest are pour
ink in from shapely hopefuls
who yesrn To reign over the
Pcince Hall Shriner's Coronation
Ball as Miss Msrrscci Of 1919
The contest is open 10 all single
cirls between the aces Of rs TO
IS. who will compete for = FIRST
prize Of $3.50. including wardrobe
second prize Of 500. and SIS
70. third prize.
l.assles DESTROYS Of entering
the contest must Ill out the sp-
pllcstion blank found in the con-
test advertisement in the Tri-
bune. They should be mailed 10
Bathing Beauty Headquarters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21

Frank X. Msrtel. president Of
ins Detroit and WAYNE County
Federation OF Labor. (AFL). Mike
No,ak. president Of the Wayne
County Industrial Council (CIO).
John Mazur and Nicholas Dragon.
labor committees: J. c. Doyle.
Ford Central Regional manager.
outststs. and L. p. Webb. execu-
tive secretary.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-21

III. AllItl0rs a. y ~ -
observant you will have nouceo
that your neighbors and friends
are engaged in that perennial
task OF spring cleaning. Also, you
will have detected the air OF graf
i,ude possessed by the students
because the school year IS slow
IL drawing to close. Of course
with the necessary preliminary
steps.
Another month nom now many
lnkster parents will be pokins
their chests out, proud because
their younRster has preserved
and finally received that little
piece OF paper" which stamps
"finesse" on so very many years
Of hard work.
The first OF these proud parents
is Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gray Of
Moore Street. whose daughter.
Anne Cecilia, was graduated from
the Homer G.. Phillips hospital OF
Nursing in St. Louis. Missouri. on
May IL. Miss Gray has been of
fered a position at the hospital
and will remain in 81. Louis Her
mother. Mrs. Rosa Gray, attend
ed the commencement exercises
and returned 10 Inkster Sunday.
May Is. a very proud mother. in
deed.
Banquefs. Dances
Our high school youngsters are
in a whirlwind OF banouets, dane
es. parties. and proms as is 10 be
expected az this time Of year
Pre-gradustion festivities have
already begun for Eleanor Foster
and c. Vincent Gray, students at
Sacred Heart High school, De-
troit. Wednesday evening. May IL
they attended the senior banquet
az their school which was eli
NAKED by dancing.
The Sacred Heart Prom was
held al the Detroit Urban League,
Friday. MAY 10. with both Miss
Foster and Mr.. Gray attending.
The joy OF that evening. as only
the joy OF that senior prom can
be. is Undesirable and Il will be
tucked away in the memory Of
these two MYSTERIES as the hap
piest night in their lives Mr. and
Mrs. Major Foster Of lnkster at
tended as chaperones
The students 81 lnkster high