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VIM. N. PAYNE, Jr., :
r. EDWARD EARLY.
fe17,2O,22,24,27 Trustees.
AK SnufhArn RuildinR

THos. J. OWEN & SON, Auctioneers,
TRgsTEEEs, S SALE oE 4sg yALgABLlEs BE
i$Ss coL6MB1A ATa5 ROAD, NoRTHs
BY Virtue of a certain deed of trust
duly recorded, in Liber No. .S779,
sTsf snd q fhs he piis' q Sf the ps
fSst.es viii hffse At nf puSIie sast1en
IN front Of the premises; on TUES
FIFTEEN O'CLOCK Pm. the fol-
lowing described land and premises.
situate in the District of Columbia,
and desisnated as and and being lot
A. Barr and Franklin !; sanner's
bered thirty-four (34 Columbia
Heights" as per plat recorded in
g09s Sosny oce Il Of PaSs he 81 pstct II tns o
Of record. Said property being now
known fer purpose. 9f assessment
Terms: Sold subject to a prior bldg.
assn. first deed of trust for approx
mately $1,000. 90, further particulars
of which will be announced at time
of sale; the purchase price above
posit OF $4,000 required. Convey
ancing, recording, etc., at purchasers
cost. Terms to be complied with
within thirty (30l days, otherwise
deposit forfeited and the property
may be advertised and resold at the
discretion of the trustees.
LEO M BERNSTEIN,
WALTER MILLER,
fe2,4,7,1O,13 Trustees.
until TUESDAY, THE TWENTY
FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY, AID.
1850, AT TWO O'CLOCK PM, at
the same place. By ORDER OF
THE TRUSTEES. fe16,2o
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ADVERTISEMENT.
Eye Don'ts For
Factory Workers

Il. Don't use eyes unnecessarily. . Don't
read in poor light. 3, Don't neglect eyes
exposed to dust, wind or overwork. Battle
them with Lavoptik. Quickly soothes in.
famed, sore, burning. itching and grsnu-
lated eyelids or money refunded. Thou.
sands praise 1t. IS years success. Get
Lavoptik today. At all drug stores.
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PHONE STERLING 5000
LEGAL NOTICES
LINDAs 4 SCHNEIDER, ATTORNEYS
500 Seventh Street S.W.

Piled Dec. "A, 194s. Harry M. Huh
UNITED STATES District COURT
for the District of columbia;-EosA
SW., Plaintiff, VS.. LAWRENCE L.
VERMILLION, Baltimore. MARYLAND,
Defendant.-No. 377S-4S.-The OBJ
ject of this suit is complaint for
sesolut. diveres based sec ot,on on the os
the plaintiff. 1t Is this Gath day
Of December, 194s. ordered that
the defendant, Lawrence L. Yer
million, cause his appearance to be
entered herein on or before the
fortieth day, exclusive of Sundays
and legal holidays, occurring after
the day Of the frst publication Of
this order; otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as in case OF
default, Provided. a copy Of this
order be published once week
for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and The
lseaIJ BoLITHA j. LAWS, Chiei
Judge. Attest: HARRY M. HULL
Clerk. BY CASS w. JACKSON
Deputy Clerk feo021marfS
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ALGA. AOLMlNSh1,
NErTIE KUzMINSKY,
fs1b.17,20,23,2S. Trustees.
THOMAS ]. OWEN 4 SON,
436 Southern Building

TRUSTEES, SALE o. yALUABLE
sfSSz4 e sH ~
in Liber No. 1884, at Folio 495 Of
the Land Records Of the District OF
Columbia, we shall sell In front Of
the premises on MONDAY THE 27th
DAY OF FEBRUARY AD., 1850, AT
2:30 O'CLOCK PM. Lot numbered
Eighty-one (sD in d. J. Dunigan's
subdivision IN SQUARE numbered
Sixty-seyen (67). "Petworth Addi-
ton to the City Of Washinston," as
per plat recorded in the once Of
the surveyor for the District OF Co.
lumbia IN Liber SO at Folio 174.
said Block 81 now taxed as Square
$4,000 REQUIRED At time Of sale.
Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date OF
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost Of the defauiting
purchaser. after nve days advertise
ment OF such resale in some news
paper published in the District Of
Columbia, or deposit may be for
feited, or without forfeiting deposit,
trustees may avail themselves Of
any legal or equitable rights against
oelaulting purchaser. Further par
ticuiars ct time Of sale. All con-
veyancing, recording and revenue
stamps W &C. &C. seHs%H,eefr e1 sSSi 81 purchaser.
sAMSELo oseRrnsNE scRfvHNER, Jr..
fe15,11.2O,23,05 Tru,tsex
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM "A. WESOHLER 4 SON
Auetioneefs- s-ADpraisers


TRusTEEs' SALE OF FOOD MAR.
STOCK IN TRADE. ETC,
By virtue Of 4 Chattel Deed Of Trust
recorded in Liber 9074, folio SOC
ct sea-, one Of the land records ol
the District. OF Columbia, and at thu
request Of the party secured thereby
public auction. at 400 9th st. ne
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1850
AT 10 O'CLOCK AM, counter. cash
register. Coca Cola box, Scales, re.
frigerating case, compressor. meal
er's tools, stock. etc. NOTE-Ad-
dress enormously mentioned in trust
as Northwest.
Terms: Cash.
SYLVESTER J. AQUIEO,
FRANCIS w. TAYLOR,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Trustees.
felSo0o2
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HELP WTD. AGENCIES tcont.
SECRETARYT STENOS-

/. Dentist once. recent h. s. graduate
q Editorial or chemical exper..s- COL
leee graduate, 2O-3O yrs, single,
5 days, good appearance. $50.
3. Public relations, under 35. 5 days,
.good opportunity. $3.50.
5 days, $500.
8. Trade association, 5 days. college
graduate, 20-35 yrs. start S240.
ADAMS AGENCY, 204 Colorado Bldg.
14th and G. 80
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Dense Population

Rhode Island has a population
density OF 80 or more persons per
square mile and Is the only State
to have this ratio in every one of
its counties.
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PROPOSALS
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. B

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE. Blu.
reau Of Public Roads, February 10,
1850. SEALED BIDS will be re-
ceived at the ONCE of the Division
Engineer, Bureau Of Public Roads,
sinia. until 1000 am, EST. March
8, 1850, for painting and finishing
at the Public Roads Research Sta
ton, Langley, Fairfax County, Vir-
ginia. Minimum wage rates have
been fixed as required by law. Plans.
specifications and proposal forms
above H. J. SPELMAN, Division
Engineer.
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NATL. EMPL. SERVICE
170S G st. NV.
MEN

Manager, credit collection section,
hospital credit exper. nee, college
bacsground. 35-45 years; start,
Casualty insurance underwater, ex-
per. 30-40 years; start, $3.50,
Manager trainee, coffee shop, Alex,
some exper. nee, $3.50 years, start,
S45.
Sheet metal man. store fixture exper. =,
able to, estimate and buy materials;
top salary.
5th-class ensineer, apt. house, s1s5-
Secretary. contractor. good future,
51a days; S45-S55.
WOMEN
1885 YEARS
Secys. stenogs.. association. legal
personnel, construction, bank, mtg :,
g ssa5 aooats sststss ao NV" Ne s days
Besinner stenoss. 80 words short
hand; .S1,920-S2.2O0.
Asst. librarian, degree or exper
classific cation; S2.400.
Research woman, appraisal and
surveys, knowledse of stat. tabula-
tion. 80 words typing nee; $2,4OO.
Msdical lab. tech, large company,
1885 yrs, days; start, So. 1900.
Artist. lithography. type setting
layouts. 5 days, S3,40O.
Typists. advertising agency. associa-
tion, hospitals, S days; S160-S1s0
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Civil Liberties Group
Plans Farley Here

More than 200 delegates are
expected to attend the third an
nual conference on civil liberties,
sponsored by the National Civil
Liberties Clearing House, in the
Hotel 2400 this week.
The conference will open with a
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BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT

Credit clerk. typist, Mt. Rainier.
Bethesda. clerk-typ. cashier. auto
sales or title exp. preferred
TypiSt, S. Spr.. days, single.
Steno.. Jewish orisin, 5 days. D. C.
Sec. radio. unusual. good education,
initiative, D. c.
See, mature, Baptist Church, excel.
hrs, salary. atmosphere.
Sales. dresses, vacancies in 3. Spr.,
D. c. and Arl
1906 Georgia ave. 81. 1924
Open Monday till 8. 40
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ARCHITECTURAL ENGINEER, WITH
drafting ability, for position as ONCE
engineer. with trade association
Age $3.50, starting salary S275-
$500. Excel. oppoft. for advance
ment to field engineering work. Give
outline Of educational BACKGROUND
and exoer. Box 347-Y Star. 30
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SPECIAL NOTICES tcent.)
RECORDINGS MADE
ATTENTION.

OF family, children, friends in YOU
both sides. $40. HU. 341s. 20'
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SPECIAL NoTlcEs

WILL PERSONS WHO SAW accident
Sum. Dec. Is. 1949. 6 pm, when
elderly man was critically injured,
please call Mr.. Klavan, MA. 351S.
INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared by
former Internal Rvenue aide. Coli
MR; sns MARcUsE. ST. 3470. 70. g
NOR RESPONSIBLE for debts other
2104 N. Scott, Arlington, va. 2Os
TAX RETURNS PREPARED-At your
hoEn home by reliable accountant. RA.
TAX RETURNs-For competent help,
TiHE TAX 2' s2vEs' sYsrEEHA. ?ss. a$4$i
INCOME TAX RETURNS, 50 each.
aaS7 MR; HEBRON g717 Ga. ave-, 81.
AZ Gfs7 TAX Il fI; RErTRSs-rAx 4siS; cENTER, EMF
55l s551. SaHhoSE 0pRs S1rl4 4vs Sum Ex = Eye g.
ALL INCOME TAx-Fed., D. C., Nd,
Va, So up. Rm. 203. 400 9th NV.
RE, S111. Tax and business records
TAX RETURNS prepared by former
govt. tax agent; 800. Me. 1901;
evenings, LO. 3-S0s7. 21'
GADGET OF MONTH CLUB
One year subscription, S6; SURPRISE
MONTHLY. Suite 30S, ATLAS BLDG.
Wash. D. C.
Lock Trouble? MA. 6O58
HSns !ses :sd ks. sse .s LEX e tEs':s:e Il, sss :ss
door cheeks overhaulsd.
CENTRAL SAFE A LOCK 90.
eos EYE ~. NV.
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Of the American Civil Liberties
Union and DR.. Ralph E. Him
stead Of the American Association
Of University Professors.
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When dnsDerino advertisements
addressed to Star boIes do NOT
inclcse original references. or
other materials OF personal odlue.
Copies serce the purpose and
originals may Get lost,
Evening star., 1950-02-20

NEED YOUR HELP: Anyone seeinl
accident between black Chevrole'
sedan and blue Ford sedan Sat
night 11:00 pm, Penna. ave. ant
llth. st: Sc, please call HI. 1890
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HELP MEN tCont.1
AIR CONDITIONING
Statesmen

Grifith Consumers have immediate
openings for two men to sell air
conditioning units for offices, homes
and apartments. Sales experience
count and commission: real op-
pcrtunity with season for large
earnings just beginning. For ap-
pointment call MR.. BYERS at
NE. 4s40. 20
ATHLETIC DIRECTOR, private day
camp, for summer months. State
exper. and salary expected. Box
ally, Star -25
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AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON
Auctioneers- appraisers

ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 SON
Auctioneers-Appraisers
Bankruptcy Sale
oLDsMosrLE Of a1e41" SEDAN
Serial No. 76L-4120. Motor No
BY PUBLIC AUCTION
at WESCHLER'S, 905 e st. NV.
Re: Harry Greenberg TIA
Brentwood Super Market
5erms: Cash.
WILLIAM 6. PACE. Trustes
sos II ST. NE.
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Zed L. VILLA ms. and Zed l.. Willis ms
Jr., Auctioneers.
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CHARLES EMPL. SERVICE
Mutual. ITO MA. 1854

paper exp, $500; sales,
1rg.s.ns garden ee s $50 up mschsne fsSne
instructor. shoe repair, $40 wk.:
instructor. part-time, brick masonry,
3 nights, 1925 hr; retail sales,
sports goods. $40; clk.-typist. ne.
$50: service op.. car, neat, $50;
MESSENGER, Arl.. Va. lic. $40.
Women-Steno-recep.. $4,000; steno.,
ONCE. $40; legal steno. S50-$65;
jr. steno., S220: bkpr., F. c., S45 up;
billing typist. S1SS; MGR. 1000 opr. :,
$40; cashier-typist, $40: typist.. 20
hrs. wk.. $107 mo-; file clerk. $3.50.
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AUTO SALESMAN

AO ~ OAiEOI11N
Exper., to sell new passenger cars
and trucks. used cars. Commissi
basis. Drawing account. Demon
strator. See Mr. Mahoney.
ADDISON CHEVROLET
14th and Fla. Ave. NV. 30
AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN
One of WASHINGTON largest auto
mobile dealers has an opening for
on additional salesman. We want
man Of proven sales experience.
Previous automobile experience de-
sirable. but not necessary. We
offer a most liberal compensation
plan, combining security and oppor-
tunity for large earnings. II you
are interested and have the qualifi-
cations. call ST. 9100. Ext. 8. v. B.
COALE. sales manager. Al
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Legal Secy.-$75 Wk.
Collese. education: maiored Spanish
dictation English and Spanish. At
BOYD's, TOO 18th, cor. G
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HELP MEN
HELP MEN
ADVERTISING
MANAGERS
ASSISTANT

If you are thoroughly expe-
rienced in all phases of ad-
vertising, can write copy,
and supervise layout and
artists staff, and would
like to be associated with
Washington's finest mems
and women's wear store in
a position having unlimited
possibilities. then apply to
Employment Office. 3rd
floor.
Raleigh Haberdasher
1910 F ST,
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GADGET OF MONTH CLUB
One year subscription, S6; SURPRISE
MONTHLY. Suite 30S, ATLAS BLDG.
Wash d C..
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HELP WANTED AGENCIES

ADAMS TEACHERS AGENCY, nth
year better school positions: Colo
rado Bldg, 14th and G. RE. 393s.
WANTED-3 ladies and 8 men for
demonstration work; easy. pleasant,
profitable; car helpful, but not ab-
call ST. OO42. 10 to 12 noon. -21
PRIVATE SECRETARY $50 vk.:
must have executive ability, radio
once. BOYD'S, cor 10th and G NV
MEDICAL SECRETARY - 5000; for
700 18th, cor. O.. MA. 2340.
STENOG.-For large new publishing,
fascinating work; start $50 wk. At
once. BOYD'S. 700 18th. cor. G..
CHARLES EMPL. SERVICE
MALE
Drug sales, 25-40; car nee $500
Access. sales, auto; exp. -- 220
stock Elk. 1928; mech. apt -ssss 50 q
FEMALE
Steno., 5-day: 2l-30 S2.4OO
RIllins Rntn1 ssn 1,s 5,dy; s1diso ,t ds@
924 18th st. NV. RE. 490s. 40
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ADAM A. WESCHLER a SON
Appraisers

JUNlOH r. CROWELL,
1el5. 5.172O,23.25. TRUSTEES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Victory Mutual
Life Opens
Offices
BY ROBERTA MCGUIRE

Sunday. May eth. at 443 E.
Warren avenue. the new offices
Of the Victory Mutual Life In
surance Company were opsned
TO the public.
Throngs of Detoiters were on
hand TO congratulate the Detroit
Directors and the Agency staff
headed by DR.. Haley Bell and
G.. VIM. Nickens. respectively for
establishing in the Detroit COM
munity a branch of this we'll
known company.
This is the only official VIC
tory Mutual office which is OPP
Grating also in Illinois, Indiana,
Ohio. New York and Washington
with more than rs years of ex-
perience. DR.. Henry Owen is the
medical director Of the Detroit
office.
Among the many Detroiters
who were on hand TO greet the
president of the company and
his wife, DR.. and Mrs. p. M. H.
Savory of New York City, we're
(See Victory Mutual. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
DRINKING LEADS TO
BROKEN NECK, DEATH

A middle aged man, sent. 10
purchase groceries by his moth
err al IL am. on Saturday. was
found "a hours later, lying at
the foot OF a pair Of stairs in
his neck broken.
the cellarway of the home-with
Edward Kerr. 48. 2488 Brush
apparently died from a fall on
the steps in the rear of his home.
He was discovered by his moth
or. who had reported him miss
ing TO police-following his fall
ure 20 return home with groc-
cries from the Eastern Market.
She described her son as a
habitual drunkard, which led
police to believe that Edward
had been drinking-and fell with
the groneries as he came home
sometime during the night. A
brother. James Of 299 Winder re-
ported seeing Edward about 3
pm, Of the day he went for
tn egroceries. He was intoxicat-
ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Father Divine
Wins slO0,O|W Will.
BOY Jackson

NEW YORK - II is truly
wonderful when you can come
in possession Of an estate vauled
at more then 100000. especial
ly when It was contested by re-
alives. But Father Divine came
out of court the winner.
The suit involved the estate
OF the late Mary Sheldon Lyon,
the bulk of which was left to
two Father Divine Heavens in
a viii dated Dec. 28. l943. and
was marked officially dismiss
ed on the merits" in Supreme
Court last week.
A cousin of Mrs. Lyon brought
suit, contending in the action
that shortly before the death of
Mary Sheldon on Oct. 10. l943.
lSes Father Divine. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13


Isabel added mat he was In
favor of temporarily freezins
all available public housing
units TO anyone who had been
given q legal notice 10 move
from the proposed sites by Tho
Corporation Council.
Isabel charged that there was
no Council resolution or act on
record which requires the hous-
ing commission to designate ten
ants according 10 record.
He state: In l943 Mayor JEFF
ferries and the Common Council
informally agreed not 10 change
the racial characteristics Of the
neiehborhood because II might
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

FTludy, al 40 PIN.
DR.. Arthur Dondineau. sup
erinfendent Of Detroit Public
Schools; Charles DAILY. former
principal of Miller; George M.
Mead. director Of the Health
Education Department; Vaughn
s. Blanchard. assistant direc-
tor Of the Health Education de-
psrimenf; and Ivan z. Chap
man. frat assistant superinfsn-
dent will be present ui the csrs-
monies.
DR.. Clark d. Brooks. A. Doug
las Jameson, Mrs. Laura +. Os-
born. Mrs. Jane II. Loveioy, Miss
Louiss c. Grace. and Patrick Y,
Mcnamara. all Board Of Educa-
ton members. will also be pres
emit
An appropriation of S533.000
tses Miller. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Woman Fails to End
Life in Cell Block

A 25-year-old woman police
prisoner failed 10 end her life by
hanging Tuesday in her cell block
at police headquarters.
Madeline Warner. 2i3l Jay, was
placed In the mental observation
ward of Receiving Hospital after
being conveyed there following
attempt TO hang herself by the
lining Of her skirt She reported
ly was suffering from acute alco-
holism.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
SavedfromChaiir
Killer Must Die,
Admits Staying

After being saved from the
electric chair. fifty minutes be-
fore he was to die for the gro
Gerry murder Of a Cleveland man.
Theodore Mcclure confessed to
the "court Of last resort" that
he killed the grocer.
Last March 10 Mcclure was
saved by Governors Williams
Of Michigan and Lausche Of
Ohio on recommendation of the
Court of Last Resort"
Members of the court who
serve without pay and have sue
cecded in saving innocent people
from long prison sentences and
even death are: DR.. Lemoyne
Snyder of Lansing. criminologist,
and Thomas Smith Of Michigan.
Alex Gregory Of Detroit was
conducting the hearing when the
once convicted killer changed
his plea from innocent" to
guilty"
Mcclure early in March con-
tended that he was innocent and
stuck to his plea when offered
an opportunity to plead to q
second degree charge of man
slaughter. which would mean q
Of 10 years in prison.
Refusal TO accept the ten
year term. as against CHANGING
his life against the chair. i'm
duced the Court of Last Re-
sort" TO seek a reprieve while
tsss Electric Chair. psss ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

The strike. originally called
by the union TO back up their
demands for u pension fund.
eventually saw the rewriting of
new contract out and out with
many changes
Both union and company Off
Gals stated following the termi-
nation of the strike that each had
won their major points Of con-
tention, with the company de-
claring that the union could have
gotten practically every thing
honored in the new contract with
out striking.
Cite Workers Gains
On the other hand, union Off
Gals contend that they won many
advantages for the $4,000 workers
which would not have been pos
sible except for the strike. Mean
while, the men, many of whom
have lost their homes, automo-
biles. and many other personal
belongings--for the most part,
tsee Mixed Emotions. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
Son Of Victim Asks
Tribune to Launch
Probe Of Mishap
Injured Passenger
Says Car Was
Rammed

Was the death of a Sc
year old brickmason alleged
IL from playing a game OF
automobile tag on Willow
Run Expressway last Mon
day afternoon really a case
Of manslaughter?
Answer to the question Is
being sought by Assistant Pros
ecuior considine of the Traffic
Department after the inquiry
was made by Joseph McGhee.
son Of the victim. Albert Fos-
ter. 1894 Virginia Park.
Foster died of internal injuries
soon after arriving at Wayne
County General Hospital, while
his passenger, Willie jackson, %.
f547 Clements, suffered a broken
leg and head injuries.
The son of the deceased re-
Quested the TRIBUNE to launch
an investigation Of the death
which he stated was not result
OF his father playing game OF
automobile bag but because the
driver Of the other car, Anthony
Coccia. 20, 1854 Pearl Ave, forced
his fathers auto into a ditch.
Jackson in his bed at Wayne
County General Hospital told the
TRIBUNE that Foster was doing
about 60 miles in his 1949 Pontiac
and passed three white youths in
q lg49 Mercury.
Resented Passing
The driver (Coccio) eviden-
tally resented US passing him."
Jackson explained. and sped up
10 come alongside of our car that
was on the left of the two-lane
exp essway.
The driver didn't look at the
road but kept his eyes on his fen
oers That were rubbing and push
ing Fosters car. Soon Foster lost
control OF the car and il swerved
INTO the ditch that divided the
ssee Death Tag. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
hamper the war effort.
Bioofry Aid Reds

hamper the war effort.
BigofrY Aid Reds
Il, Mr.. Isabel. state in 1850
that believe segregation aids
Communism in this country. Sew
eral non-white families live in the
so-called white projects, there
fore a segregation public housing
practice is not being upheld, al
together.
eading from letter written by
former Housing Director James
Inglis. Isabel quoted; Two high
income Japanese families were
not included because Of their in
ability TO overcome racial restric-
tsss Isabel. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
VdndaIS beer-bOttIe
Race Home ; Times
WINDOW PANES
SMASHED BY
YOUNG THUGS

Prejudiced hoodlums, per-
sistent in their attempt to
rout a Negro woman from
the lower flat of a two fam
lily flat into which she moved
threw beer bottles through
her windows twice last Mon
day morning and once last
Thursday.
Miss Lila RhYles. 1882 Amer
lean. who moved into the above
address more than a month
ago, reported to police that
three white youths alighted
from q 1896 Ford automobile
about 3:4s am. last Monday
morning and hurled the beer
bottles through her window.
Beer bottles had been thrown
through her window an hour
earlier but she was unable to see
the get away car. On the second
trip, Monday morning, she noted
that it was the Ford automobile
carrying three youths.
Smashed Again
Her windows were broken also
Thursday morning about one
o'lcock am. On each occasion,
fSee vandals. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

Sudanesse-or King Ben the Benton Harbor Jesus-or
Esau, the Bastard Ideast and Egyptian scholar who's
martyrdom gave birth to Christianity. Esau spent %
years futile attempt to bring peace and cleanliness
to the people of Jerusalem then suffering under the heel
of the Roman conqueror
If the good DR.. Fitzpatrick is talking about the
Jesus brthed by Catholicism in 200 AID. then he is ri
diculous
II King Ben. is the Jesus of whom he speaks more
research is needed.
If he Esau who gave birth to Christianity,
emphatcay NO!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13

lodged with the state was the con-
tention of the committe, that the
Abe (American Bowling Con-
gress) is exercising within the
state corporate rights, PRIVILEGES
or franchises in manner which
is contrary to the public policy
of the State and is therefore sub
under the provisions Of the state
ject to quo warranto proceedings
constitution"
Representatives pointed out
that the ABC has fostered dis
elimination for more than 10
years In the State Of Michigan,
and other states m 49, ~, -
(see Bowling Congress. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-13
STRANGER SNATCHES

Listening 10 stranger who
offered to sell him a gold ring
cheap" led to a $4,000 robbery
last Sunday evening at the Grey
hound Bus Station.
George Johnson, IS, Of Pontiac.
was en- route 10 an unnamed
Southern cit~ when the stranger
approached and offered to sell
the right cheap. As he listened
the stranger snatched the suit
case carried by Johnson. The
suitcase contained the $4,000.
clothing and a radio.
Johnson told police that he
had planned to 90 South and
purchase . home.