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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02
Juodi dalYkai

kad, kai Lewis isake po visiskos
darbo pertraukos grizti j darba
trims demons per savaite, tai
daugumas nebepaklause ir savo
"dievaicio". Nori arba, galu ga
le, dirbti normaliai visa savaite,
arba testi streika nebe juokais.
Tuo tarpu ANGLES trukumas
iau stipriai jauciamas. Valdzia
tue susirupino ir federalin6s
darbo istaigos atstovas kreipesi
j teisma, prasydamas, kad teis-
mas angliakasiu uniju vado isa-
kytus streikus pripazintu nele-
CALAIS ir streikuoti uzdraustu.
Teismas ta gall padaryti, jeigu
bus irodyta, kad streikavimo
priezastys yra tokios, kurias pa
gal garsuji Taft-Hartley istaty-
ma galima pripazinti neteisio-
mis-. Kaip tik ia pacia diena ir
valanda, kada buvo paskirtas
,teismo posedis tue reikalu, Le-
wis pasiule savininkams testi
derybas. Aisku, ar kas is tu
derybu iseis, ar neiseis, bet
teisme klausimas gall butt att
detas, dar pavilkintas.
Bet, jeigu teismas ir nutartu
uzdrausti tuos streikus, tai Le-
wis gall pareikalauti nors ir ne
didelio algu pakelimo ir tue pa
matu toliau streikuoti :.
Yra dar ir kitas budas strei-
kams stabdyti. Tai prezidento
isikisimas.
Pagal ta patti Taft-Hartley
istatyma, prezidentas gall uz-
drausti streika, jeigu tas strei-
kas veda beda visa krasta. Bet
tas uzdraudimas turetu galios
tik 80 dienu. Taigi tas draudi-
mas butu tik laikinis vaistas.
Prezidentas Trumanas to val
sto nenori ir vartoti. Jis sake,
kad tuo tarpu krastui nera to-
kios bedos,. del kurios jau reike-
tu prezidentui taja teise pasi-
naudoti.
Vieni mano, kad preziden-
tas nenori nustoti darbininku
balsu, todel ir susilaiko nuo pa
naudojimo istatymo, kuriam jis
pats nepritaria ,ir kuriam taip
priesinasi darbininkai.
Bet kiti mano, kad preziden-
TO mlntls esantl kltOkla. SpeJa,
kad prezidentas cia veda politi-
ka kaip tik prizes Lewis. Esa,
Lewis ibrido per toll ir jam jau
sunku isbristi. Tai, esq, tegul
ir iklimpsta :. Prezidento isiki-
simas, sake, tik padetu isgelbe-
ii Lewis autoriteta, mes tada, jei-
gu ir nepasisektu lameti, kick
buvo uzsimota, tai jau atsako-
mybe butu galima suversti pre-
zidentui, niekas negaletu sakyti,
kad Lewis eme ir nusileido :.
O kad del ANGLES trukumo
|prezidentas nesijaudina ir sake,
kad dar nera dideles bedos, tai
ia aiskina stai kaip. Angles var
totojai, matydami, kad streikai
greit nesibaigs ir ANGLES tikrai
pritruks, eme persitvarkyti taip,
kad JlemS ANGLES nereiketu :.
Pavyzdziui, gelezinkeliai
ligi pereitq metu pradzios di-
dziausias ANGLES vartotojas -
dabar jau ANGLES vartoja ma
ziau, negu plieno pramone, kuriai
tam tikriems darbams dar nera
kuo pakeisti angli. Gelezinkeliai
|anglinius garvezius keicia dize-
liais. Kitos pramones sakos irgi
pradeda daugiau vartoti zibala
ir CASA.
CASA.
Koks rezultatas? Ogi toks.
kad ANGLES pareikalavimas "a
Ii sumazeti ir dalis angliakasiu.
vietoj laimeje geresnes salygas
uz kitus, gall ikti visai be dar-
DO. Toks gall butt stygos pertem-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

L CIChIS, ICudSdVO nuIlSdlClS. ALI
glu kalba ziurejo E. j. Harrison.
. Prof. V. Stanka Stankevi-
cius, buves Pabaltijo Universe
teto rektorius, gyvena Washing
tone.
. DR.. j. Adomavicius, pasizy-
mejes vidaus ligu specialistas,
atvyko j JAW ir pradejo dirbti
sv. Juozapo ligoninej, 1ndianoj.
. Lietuviu Sajunga Anglijoje
turi isteigusi go savo skyriu.
. Lietuvos Diplomatines tarny-
bos sefas ministras St. Lozo-
raitis, grizdamas is JAW, buvo
sustojes Londone ir taresi SUI
ministru B. K. Baluciu. Jis da-
lyvavo ir B. K. Balucio 70 metu
jubiliejaus iskilmese.
. Mazosios Lietuvos veikejas ir
laikrastininkas j. Grigolaitis, a
metus kalejes vokieciu KZ, siuo
metu Vokietijoje serga.
. Tremtiniu Bendruomenes Ko-
miteto pirmininkui B. Vyliaudui
isvykus j JAW ir J. Grigolaiciui
del ligos pasitraukus is Komite-
to, iejo kandidatai: gyd. J. Bal
ciunas ir adv. A. Repsys. Ko-
mitetui dabar pirmininkauja J.
Balciunas.
. Vokietijoje atskiru tautu
tremtiniai siuo metu dar leidzia
20 laikrasciu. Ju tarpe tik vie
mas lietuviu kalba.
. So Bostono, Mass, sestadie-
nine mokykla lanko 70 lietuviu
vaiku.
. Venecuelos centriniame uni
versitete pradejo studijuoti pir-
masis lietuvis. Ia garbe teko
Irenai StaSkevicienei Balciu-
mattel.
. Venecuelos ietuviai, gyvena
Caracaso mieste, isteige lituanis-
tikos mokykla.
. Rasytojas Ignas seinius Jur-
kdnas, gyvenas svedijoje, siais
metals svencia GO metu amziaus
sukakti.
. Istorikas Simas Suziedelis,
aktyvus kataliku sroves veike-
jas, pakviestas dirbti j DARBI-
NINKO redakcija.
. Prof. M. Birziska gyvena Wa
terbury pas Devenius ir raso
tolimesnius savo darbus.
. Chicagoje vasario 16 d. pro-
ga rengiamose minejimo iskil-
mese kalbes senatorius Scott
w. Lucas. S. w. Lucas yra de-
mokratu partijos vadas senate.
. Australijos Lietuviu Draugi-
jos naujaja valdyba sudaro: A.
Bauze = pirm., Pulgis Apdriu-
Sis vicepirm., V. Sliogeris -
sekretorius, M. Boguzas - IL
dininkas ir kun. j. Tamulis =
narys. Tx pirmininkas yra Sc
mas Australijos gyventojas, visi
kiti naujakuriai.
. Australijon, pagal paciu au-
stralQ statistika, Xxi praejusiu
metu rugsejo men. atvyko:
1880 lenku, 5000 latviu, 4,SOO
lietuviq (siuo metu jau virs
5,00O) ir $500 estq.
. Rasytojas Jurgis Savickis,
gyvenas Pietq Prancuzijoje, Ka-
.ledu metu buvo nuvykes j Da-
mia.
= VLIKas, planuodamas Iietu-
vos atstatyma, isleido knyga
"Islaisvintos Lietuvos ukis" !
dali. Knyga turi 214 psi. ir joje
raso visa ellie zinomq .ukinio
gyvenimo veikeju.
sdgwwmen.u kYiisz--n ua-ljtli,a
- Lenkijoje sudaryta special
policija gaudyti ten pasislepu-
sius lietuvius, baltgudzius ir uk-
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

Anglis yra juoda 81. Bet ir
dalykai, kurie dedasi apie anglis,
irgi daznai buna ne ka baltesni.
Toks ispudis susidaro taip pat
ir apie angliakasiu streikus bel
derybas su ANGLES kasyklu sa-
vininku bendrovemis.
Anais laikais, kai nebuvo dar-
bininku uniju, kasyklu savinin-
kai galejo angliakasius darbinin-
kus isnaudoti beveik nesivar-
zydami. Neorganizuoti darbinin-
kai negalejo apginti teisingiau-
siu savo reikalavimu, mes kasyk-
lu savininkams nesunku buvo
darbininka pasalin-
ii ir jo vieton kita gauti.
Dabar visai kas kita. Uniju
galybe yra didele if darbininkai
ju deka issikovojo tokias sally
gas, kurios nuo senoviniu jau
skiriasi, kaip diena nuo nakties.
Bet gyvenimas toks jau yra,
kad pagerejus darbo salygoms,
padideja ir visoki gyvenimo rel
kalai. Tick padideja, kad nei al
gu pakelimas nei kitoki pageri-
nimai visu nauju reikalavimu
nebepadengia. Tada reikia reika-
lauti nauju pagerinimu.
Ir angliakasiai jau ne viena
karta del to kovojo, ne viena
karta ir laimejo. Todel nenuosta-
bu, kad ju unijos vadas John
L. Lewis daugumos ju akyse
yra kaip koks' dievaitis.
J. L. Lewis sta savo gera var
da angliakasiu tarpe labai bran
gina ir siekia j dar labiau SUI
tvirtinti. Jis nelaukia, kol anglia
kasiu masses pacios inns ko pagei-
dauti ir igalios il, kaip savo va
da bandyti ta iskovoti. Jis pats
nustato, ko jo vadovaujamiems
darbininkams reikia ir prade-
da del to kova. Angliakasiai ligi
siol jo klause, kaip.. diktatoriaus
mes pasitiki, kad jis jiems tik
gero nori.
Paskutiniu metu Lewis yra
uzsimojes iskovoti angliakasiams
daugiau, negu neseniai iSsikovo-
jo plieno unijos. Kai kas sake,
kad jis ta daras savanaudiskais
sumetimais. Esa, jis nori paro-
dyti, kad gina darbininku rel
kalus narsiau, negu kiti, kad jis
yra kietesnis. Jeigu jis istiesu
daugiau laimetu, tai jo autorite-
tas iskiltu auksciau uz kitu, ir
jis galetu iskilti j pacias uniju
virsunes -.
Darbininkams tas priekaistas
nieko nesako. Tegul jis sau sic
kia, ko tik nori, bet tik NUNS
bus geriau!
Istikro, viskas butu tvarkoj,
jeigu darbininkams ia kova isei-
tu j gera. Bet yra pavojaus, kad
gall iseiti ir priesingai.
Tokiuose dalykuose labai svar-
bu styga Tempt, bet nepertemp-
tt, kad nenutruktu O yra
pavojaus, kad Lewis savo uzsi-
spyrimu kaip tik gall pertempti
Visi mato, koks yra Lewis ma
nevras. Jis siekia ANGLES ben
droves privesti prie tokios pade-
ties, kad ANGLES pradetu smar-
kiai stigti. Tam tikslui jis skel-
be visokiomis progomis Sven
tes'', arba liepe darbininkams
dirbti tik iris dienas per savai-
te. Tam tikrais laikotarpiais jis
daug kur ir visai sustabde dar-
ba. Tokia dabar yra unijos ga
lybe:. nebe savininkai, o darbin-
ku vadovybe gall nustatyti, kick
ANGLES bus zemes pavirsiuje
Tuo budu Lewis nori priversti
:.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1950-02-02

kad, kai Lewis isake po visiskos
darbo pertraukos grizti j darba
trims demons per savaite, tai
daugumas nebepaklause ir savo
"dievaicio". Nori arba, galu ga
le, dirbti normaliai visa savaite,
arba testi streika nebe juokais.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09

"a True Copy
Edgar Nj. Branigin.
BY Vicor l.. Hicks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
Urban League
Week

Over l9 cities and 10 states
are marking September 3-8 "Ur-
ban League Week" according to
Lester B. Granger. executive d.
rector Of the National Urban
League
These states and cities are OBJ
serving the week as the League 5
40th anniversary Annual Con-
ference which is being held in
Grand Rapids, Mich. 1t will be d
period of re-dedication to the
principles which this Oldest and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09

ne present activities and e v
ICES 81 this Red Feather So
cial service agency which has
operated since It's Incorporation
in 1915 from rented quarters al
2s3l F Grand Blvd.
This Is a precious fund said
Mr.. Woodall, for into il have
gone the earnings from the serv-
ices of hundreds of foreign food
dinners. thousands of dozens OF
pastries baked by the number Of
nationality groups in their owr
kitchens especially 10 provid,
SD 900 10 date for the Hall 0.
Nations as Sa meeting place FOL
people of all origins"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
Civic Agency Going-Up

Ground will be broken in the
Cuilul slYCeDter Q. Detroit iyg
ano'hes civic agency when w3.k
oecins this week on the new IN
tefns'innsl Iastitute headquastel
5uilslnr on the northwest corner
Q. East X yby md John r. Street
Five years of effort were
or2v'rei with success by a gift;
& I'D from the Kresge
F.u IN Eri-ag ng 10 SAIL.
Geo &c t-:sl ~ ie'sions Of
mo than 5000 ineiv-uals and
orgs nizaiions.
Herbert J WooGan Building
Fund chairman says that the
thrce-storv building VII hous E
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
Need 1900
FUND Drive
Volunteers

Tho Cn.ted Fou- Sai'er epsner
x d Ne This week ~. os"
a.nen 4ad 500 Nasunies =
sohc, tunds ID the Ess'e. 2
Detroit Region da;sna the 1000
xe once for al Te..a Df~e
Nt, II rs NOV Q
Mrs. James McEvoy. OF l4ls
Parker. general solicitation
chairman for the Eastern De
troit Region urged al residents
Of this region who can spare
cay. or enough time 10 call on
10 prospects. 10 enlist their
services.
The Torch Dave gives al Of
chance 70 help With the
eat work Of the more than 40
hcalth and community services
Ananced throgh United Founda-
ton.' Mrs. McEvoy said.
These services touch upon the
lives of all Of US. They make UP
the greatest combination OF et-
fortSs ever organized into one
appeal for causes making Detrol;
= better place in which to live.
Combined into one Embarrassing
drive as the appeals OF l25 Com
nluity Chest agencies and num-
erouS other local, state and ma
tional health and communit,
services. The scope OF their bene-
tits is universal.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
Marks Kids Clothin Q

Public schools will urge -
parents TO mark every child
clothing with his name so ira.
ne can be identified in case he Is
injured during an air raid a
directive instructing principal, 10
give this advice to parents vas
eleased Tuesday.
The measure is part of an ex
'cnsive program of organization
Tor civilian defense in the publ
schools, which are cooperating
closely with the Detroit Office OF
Civilian Defense.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09

Military Post IN the world.
Major Harrison who was in
Quoted in the US. Army May
I'll. ls4l. attended Armored Of
ficers' Candidate School at Fl.
Knox. KY. He rose in rank from
Ind Lieutenant TO Major while
stationed with the 76lsf Tank
Battalion and served in the Eu-
ropean Theatre Of operations
with the 3rd Army.
On his return TO the Zone Of
the Interior he was assigned to
the 3rd Armorec Division at FIT.
Knox, Ky. He returned to Europe
in September l949.
Miller High School Grad
Major Harrison attended Miller
HIGH School. and is a graduate OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09

Louisville Municipal Colleee
Louisville. KY
He holds the European. Aili-
can. Middle Eastern Campaien
Ribbons. the Pre- Pearl Harbof
Medal the American DefenSe
Medal and the Occupation Med
al. Before joining the army he
was employed by the Campu.
Sportswear Co., CLEVELAND. Ohio
Former Boxer
Major Harrison is form
amateur boxer, and is a mcmbe
of the Michigan association, anna
teur athletic Union of USA
Major Harrison's wife. M $
Juanita z. Harrison. and then
three children are with him IN
Munich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
.epresentative government

representative government
The people want land The,
want bread. They want inDe. cf.
dencc. freedom from colonia.
and freedom from insult Tn,
greatest assurance of survival ;.r
democratic civilization can come
from the recognition BY Weston
Democracy that the pcopl 81
Asia and Africa must posse. TIE
self respect of free men"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
Legal Notices
William v. Banks. Atty.
405 Grafiot

State Of Michigan. County Of
Wayne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
Alfred II. Casey. Atty.
2ll0 Jos Campau

State of Michigan, in the Ci-
cut Court for Wayne County m
HELEN MARIE GINRIGHT
Plaintiff. VS.. HON Z r GIN
RIGHT. Defendant.
No. 463.653
Order of Publication
Al a session of the said couli
held at the Court House in the
City of Detroit in said County
on the 25.h day of July. 1850
Present: Hon. Arthur Webster
Circuit Jucgc
In this cause il appearing From
the affidavit hereto attached that
the defendant herein cannot bf
served by process issued of tins
court as he is not a resident Of
the state of Michigan. but thai
new the said defendant is resi-
dent of the state of Wisconsin
living at the address of 533 Yves
Cherry street in the city of NH
waukec in said state of WiScon
sin:
THEREFORE, on motion Oi Al
fred II Casey, attorney for PLAIN
tiff
1T IS ORDERED that the &c
PENDANT. Homer Ginright. cause
his appearance % be enterca
herein within three months from
the date of this order or that SAID
bill OF complaint will be taken a.
confessed by the said defendan
and that a true copy of this orae'
be sent 20 the defendant by reg
istcred mail. and il not reeve
that the same be publlshec
any newspaper circulating VIZ
the county of Wayne, accor''n
to law
Arthur Wcbste
Circuit jude
GA True Copy)
Edgar M. Branigin.
by Vicor l.. Hicks
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
BALLOT is NOT ENOUGH
Detroit 81 in Germany
Named Battalion Head

MUNICH.-Major Ivan H. Harrison, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Paul H. Harrison, a737 South Basset Detroit Mich
and brother of Henry L. Harrison, 1894 Beechwood De-
troi is Battalion Commander of the 370th Infantry
Battalion stationed Munich Military Post the large
Dorf In, &hn n-nrld
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09
'porters' 10 Discuss
Moral Rearmament'

NEW YORK Moral Rearmament Against Com
,,nisr Rarsn, and Fascism for Democracy and Peace
ivan Ii, the theme Of the Silver Jubilee Convention tn.
lot bbood OF sleeping Car PPorters. ALL opening hcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09

President a. Philip Randolph
in pre- convention statement
outlining the accomplishments
OF the Broiherhoods first rs
yaers declared;
The conslic: TODAY between the
wosld 1T color ana the doctrine OF
white supremacy IS secondary
only TO the Worldwide struggle
between democracy and commun
ism
WORLD IN FLAMES
The world OF color IS IN flam ;
as millions SEX the right 10 deter
mine their own cestlny, 10 win
relief from poverty and attain the
status and dignity of fire men
Political democracy as We
know il ncds restatement TO the
people of Asia and Africa that il
may have definite content of
economic and ethnic equality
that il does not have today
BALLOT IS NOT ENOUGH
In 1850 il is not enough 10 tell
the people of Asia and Africa
that America is committed 10 the
principle of the ballot. the right
10 engage In free enterprise and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-09-09

State Of Michigan County of
Wayne.
NO. 38l.ss4
At session of the Probate
Court for said County Of W., ne
held at the Probate Court Room
n the Citq Of Detroit. on the
Twenty Fifth day of August in
the year one thousand nine hun
dred and Fifty.
Present Thomas c. Murphy
Judge Of Probate.
IN the Matter of the Estate Of
Odeil Wooden, ST.. deceased
On reading and fling the peti-
ton of christina Wooden prav-
ing that administration of said
estate be granted to William Y.
Blnks o. some other suitable per
son:
1t is ordered, That the Fifth dav
OF October. next. at ten O'clock in
me forenoon at said Court Room
pc appointed for hearing said
petition.
And it is further Ordered That
N'Py VI lillS order DC published
once IN each week for hree con
secitlvely previous TO said time
OF hearing, in the Detroit Til
pune. a newspaper printed and
circulated in said County of
Wayne.
Thomas c Murphy.
Judge OF Probate
"a true copv)
Joseph + O'Sullivan.
y putty Probate Register
90 9-23.
"a seS' interracial social service
afcncv has promoted OBJ
pof'unliv for all, and devotion
- TIC democratic ideal
some 500 LEAGUE staff dole
e "a and Board members from
81 states and 50 cities are in
f4tfopIor no
sNfT1s nsEssssysarsrst,
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Russia 10 Say No More
About Jap Prisoners
BY the As.oeie.ed Pres.

MOSCOW. July 17.-Russia has
told the United States that she
has no more to say on American
charges that the Soviets are still
holding Japanese war prisoners.
The Soviet news agency Tass
said today the Russian Embassy
in Washington had sent the State
Department a note saying the
question of prisoners twas ex-
hausted in full'' by previous Rus
sian statements.
TasS said the Russian note was
in reply to an American message
of June IL alleging that a con-
siderable number of Japanese
prisoners of war still are being
held in the Soviet Union"
The Russians replied that they
had covered the subject fully in
earlier statements by Tass. These
statements had branded reports
that Russia still was holding many
Japanese war prisoners as inven-
tions of a 'maliciously SANDER
Gus nature"
The earlier statements said all
Japanese prisoners of war had
been repatriated except those
found guilty of war crimes, await
ing trial or being treated for ILL
ness.
The Western big three foreign
ministers said in London May IL
that more than 100000 japanese
Nationals still remain unaccountee
| for in Soviet territory"
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Ground Breaking Is Held
For Catholic Convent Here

Ground breaking ceremonies
were held yesterday on the site
of a convent at st. Theresa's
Catholic Church at Fourteenth
and v streets Sc.
The Rev. D. C. Keenan, pastor
of st. Theresa's turned the first
Shovelful of earth, after which
the site was blessed by the Rt.
Rev. Henry F. Graebenstein. pas
tor of the Holy Comforter Church,
who represented Archbishop Pa
trick A. O'Boyle of Washington.
The ceremonies were attended by
a number of parishioners and in
vited guests.
The new convent. which is ex-
pected to be completed by De-
cember will house the teaching
staff of st. Theresa's Parocnial
School, which is taught by the
Sisters of Notre Dame.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Instruction Of Deof
To Be Demonstrated

A public demonstration of
methods of teaching religion to
deaf children will be held at 1880
pm. Wednesday at Mcmahon Hall
of Catholic University.
The demonstration, under the
direction of the Rev. Francis T.
Williams, head of the summer
classes on the education of the
deaf, will describe how totally deaf
persons may hear sound and how
speech may be improved through
proper use of equipment designed
for teaching purposes.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
New Way to
'Un-gray' Hair
Easv as USING Tonic

Now-youean 'un-gray'' your hair secretly
--as easy as using tonic! Just sprinkle a
few drops Of woodworking kolor- -Bak
on your comb every morning. Grayness
disappears so gradually that even your
closest friends don't notice. No sudden
change-no theatrical appearance. just
An irnperceptible transition to your
aatarai-looking, youthful color! To malr-
tain the effect. continue using kolor-Bak
when needed. Money back guarantee
Get an economical bottle today at any
drug store.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
DooIittIe Visits Tokyo

TOKYO, July II R.-Jimmy
Doolittle. who led the first Ameri-
can bombing raid on Tokyo in
1912, arrived here yesterday with
his wife for a two-week stay. He
is now an oil company executive.
Evening star., 1950-07-17

Don't hoard. The fighting in
Korea has created no food short
age and none is in immediate
prospect. Let's be sensible. Don't {
hoard,
Evening star., 1950-07-17
Stamps Bring SIS, 900

Australia's biggest stamp deal
was the sale Of a collection of
every Australian stamp since 1913
for $28. 900.
Evening star., 1950-07-17
KoIoF-Bdk

aMERleES LARGEST SELLING SOLUTION
ron ARTIFlcNLL1 coLoRING GRAY HAIR
Evening star., 1950-02-03
DURAN
plastic chairs
Holf-Yeory SsDR
Sale Priced -"

Full size occasional chairs with curved backs
for more comfort! Bross noiIheods set off
the sotin-smooth plastic. Green, ehortreuse,
blue, bone, red, gold at this HoIf-YeorIy
Price!
Ltping- Room Furniture, 4th Floor, The Hecht Co,
Washington; 3rd Floor, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1950-02-03
TRADITIONAL
fi'i,sged sofas
81. #;!';$:;:y ;,;::s Z.39.:''

Lawson, Hollywood Lawson and SloPe-Arn
STYLES IL. tailored like far more exPen-
sive pieces Forest and sage green, red,
wine, eroy. luxury fabrics.
Evening star., 1950-02-03

and pillow back choir Choose from
cushions, bottoms. All prize 4dffYeory values
Fourth
Evening star., 1950-02-03
KROEHLER
SOfU-bed suite
Holf-Ysery S1RR
Sole Priced AOO
Hotf-Yeorly
Sole Priced

Mighty handsome, mighty practical! The
SOTO seots 3, opens to sleep z! The match
ing spine -pomperine chair hos reversible
cushion! Green, rose. wine, grey or blue
mohoir boucIe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-08-12

platter-spinners for introduction
on the local airwaves the follow
ing night.
A special honor was bestowed
upon Sarah by famed disc jockey
Martin Block of WNEW's Make
Believe Ballroom" who named
her waxing of II Love The Guy"
the best new record of the week.
The Make Believe Ballroom
award is looked upon in the music
industry as one of the top honors
mat can come to any recording
artist.