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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

E-s-rr5c- II -e~ o-scesx @. the
EE-A Ne--rp,ol-zn Employees
A5-su CcG-sc1 III - hssd FE1-
CO.. -E.- Z. Ce---zl 3-sach Nv
l<z5ra Cz-s<- q ne=5es CT
weS=,es&sv EzxBe<s Girls Cab.
an cx.se-i,< Ta,rpe- . 7e=-
h<- - sy.-vs5s5 Cs-A are
Ire rye rz-5s5x:es ssr 10 pcsxs-
t1- CO chairman 81 ne Cczz-
cil
CANDIDATES .0r v.ce-ctsirrsan
s-e Sh1rley Root. % Wednesday
Business Girls Club. and Doro-
thy Sharpe. Birmingham, Of Cos
Other clubs which have nom;-
mated members for additional
positions to be filled are the
Cived Club. Industrial Gayettes
Harmonettes. Lo-He-Se Club. and
Sunday Cavalcsde.
Additional Office 10 be filled
include those OF secretary. trea-
surer. chairman OF Constitution
and Bylaws committee. chair
man CT Membership committee,
Nominations chairman. and Spec
isl Events chairman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
WI Mems GIee Club
t0Resent Fall Concert

Wayne Univsrsity's Mems Clee
Club, in presenting their fall
concert II S.l5 pm, Nov. 80, in
the Scottish Rite Cathedral OF
Masonic Temple, Will feature as
guest artist MISS Eleanore
Schneider . amatic soprano and
this years winner If the LsScals-
Grinnell vocal scholarship.
The Mite Owls. q quartet Of
members from the Glee Club.
are also on the program. 10
which the public ID invited
without admission charge.
A group OF religious Numbers
will be featured among the Glee
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
wv Employed Adults
to Elect New Officers

The YwCA Metropolitan En-
ployed Adults Council represents
al ywCA clubs IN Met-opoli-
tan Detroit II studdies social
snd economic situations affecting
Is members and seeks to ind
means 10 take action on THESE
stations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25

PERSONAL
Miss Roberta Mcclure Of 1907
Hazelwood, spent last week end
at Fisk University. where she
attended the homecoming game.
She was back at her post at the
Higginbothsm school early Tues
day morning.
Mrs. Bertha MCGUIRE. spent
last week end in Louisville, KY.
visiting relatives.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
Herbert White
IS Nev Kappa
Grad PoIemarch

Herbert D. White, mail carrier
of 308 Trowbridge, was elected
as polemarch of the Detroit
Alumni chapter of Kappa Alpha
Psi fraternity last week at the
Kappa Kastle on Erskine. He
succeeds William 'Foots" Green.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-25
THE VEST SIDE
D/AR y

By Barbar. L Strickland
Evening star., 1950-04-09
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17

qieIes BoHenblatt erideint ieit
bem Sabr 1873 regelm1Bie isoen
Somstag un0 miro berausgegeben
gum geiten bes Bdpitli6en aolle'
gium Soiepbinum in 8ortbinston,
Ohio, beiien Stped bie Seranbilbune
piirbieer 8rieiter5oglinge fir Die
Ser. Stoaten lit. 0ieie gnitalt lit
bauptidhlid aneenieien auf Die gin'
finite 6ieies 8lattes uno bie @ei6en'
te ieiner 2eler.
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
@er5lide 8itte clues
oenti6en Miiiionars

SsSal elmer fir6li6 bliiberroen, aber
armen, gut fatboliiden Bfarrsemein-
De in HaraguaD, Siib-Imerita, feblt
oringeno elm so115 bel6eibenes &irb-
Iein. llnier ieb1lli6iter @l1ni6, oas
@ottesbals auf oersansene @eib-
nadten 1949 fertiggeiteut 5u buben,
ging leioer niht gan5 in grfiilung.
gs feblen Die Weittel. unier oller Sof-
fen uno 8eten lit Nun auf Sitern
1850. Dn es ii6 bl1rdpeg UNI Gr1r1ite
Sanobeoolferlng banbelt = es iirrb
alBer Barag,,aDern oub beut ti9e, pol
nil6e. ruiiii6e linb orrbere quite &a-
tbolifen oorbanoen -, miro INN Die
giitige Uitbilfe Der 10 oft betp1brten
fatboliiden @aritas aus oen Ser.
Stoaten gebeten. sseoe = auh bic al.
lerfleinIte - @abe, bie in in einem
seapobnliden 8riefe per Slugpoit
(oebn Gents Borto) a,1f meine noIle
Nerurttuort,rng geIartot peroen tam,
ninl1nt Der 1lnter3ei9nete 6eutl1e
Hater banfeno entgegen. Quittung
miro iofort erteilf. Sir bic eoIen
Greu,,be uro @6nner Der angefange.
men 81. -&reala- Stride ,pirb uronatlid
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Die belsiide &Gnissfrase

9us belgil6e 8olf, 6as infoIae ser
&onigsfrage gum oritten Male bin
men Sabresfrilt our urne geben muB-
te, bot Die 3abl Der &ommmnilten in
Der Goitsfamnler auf iieben reou5icrt.
gei Der erIten 8abl nod Der 8efrei-
ung iparen es 6reiunb5pan3ia. Gie
4afbolilde 8artei er5ielte oiesmal in
beioen Sauiern cine Mebrbeit. Das
beoeutet, bob oas neue Deinilterium
Subieuiiart porausii1tlih oen &0nia
Seopolo III. aus Der Sdmei5 mad
griiiiel 5uriidrufen miro. Ser gfe-
gent, Brin5 CHARLES, miro iein Mmt
nteoerlegen uno Dem &onig, ieinem
alteren 8rnoer, Blas MAIDEN. 9lber
es beiBt, oaB elm &ompromiB, 6as Dor
Dtonaten bereits perbrieft uno 'periie-
gelt ibien, our @napenoung gelanat.
Oarnab lDiroe Ser SbronfoIaer
Rrin5 8nlboin aIs 8ertreter ieines
gaters regieren. Damn tpuroe 2eopoIo
|ltd NIT gbren nad) Der Sf1peia au.
rid5ieben.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17

Dibungel li1lb l1rlpoIb 0urhihlaaen.
Die tpiloe Mbentenerli6feit Der ipan-
memo sefiibrten &anolung, ole 8nnt-
belt Der afrifaniiben 2anoibaft, ib-
rer gebeimnisDollen Bflnn5en- nno
SierfDelt, unb Die ritterli6e 2iebe bes
iiltelligenten, ilineen Staid 5nr flei-
men gten tperoen Dem &pnlan Sa1l-
ienoe begeiiterter 2eier geipinnen. 8ie
alten 2eier Der felt iiber einem ssabr-
bunoert bel 8en5ieer eri6ienenen
,gllte un0 9eeue @elt' tperoen 1ih an
Die ipannenben unb bobintereiianten
&omane $. Sienfietpics erinnern.
Sos 8uf pGuo 8abis" Don bemieI-
ben Gerfaiier, iotpie rgen Sur" BON
6. @allace lit ebenfaas BON 8en5iger
5u be5ieben. Der 48O Seiten aroBe
3oman nGur6 Die @iiite" fam por-
tofrei be5ogen 1perben bon Brof. S.
Ut. Ouebren, 643 Soutb Ohio Mbe.,
Columbus 5, g., gum greis Don
$500.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Hun, Biid,prttf1tr

SIN Gerlng bon 8e15iger & 60.
NO, @iniieoeln, Sdtpei5, lit neu
erlhienen:
Dard bic. 8afte. Son Sei,.rid
Sienfiepic5. - l1niere oeutihe 2e-
ler1Delt miro alIieitig oieien fraftnol-
len, farbenprddtigen 1,no erlebens.
latten 8iiitenroman oes poImif6en
Weiiters besriiben. auf Dem @r,lno
geidibtliber 8egebe,rbeiten era1bIt
Der Dibter bas ungetnobnIi1e 5aid-
ial aipeier eilropdiiher @inber, bic BON
GegDpten in Die @iiite beribIeppt ner.
Den atn6 nahber iib nlf ei9ene Joa,jt
bnrd tal,fen6e Gdbrniffe, burb
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Ser Seeen elmer beiligen Meiie olfge.

Ser Seeen elmer beilisen Meip o,ifge.
opfert.
Snfo1ee Der politiiden llnruben in
Baraguap ,nSgen Sie bite et1paige
giitige @aben in 8ureel6 uno GU
idriften nidt 1nebr an mid nn6 $50
raguup, ionbern ab beute MIR nod
an meinen amtlid unb firhIi6 8e.
pollmdftigten Serrn Sole MaDer,
Gaiina Gorreo, 9eo. 1861 in guenos
sires (slrsentino) per SLUG p.o Il
(5ebn Gents Borto) in einem itorfen
l1mI6lag, gut 5lteeflebt, auf meme
polllte Geronttportlng ienben. Sr.
Wtaper iibergibt mir iofort uno
prompt Die @abe. Ser5lihites Ser
eelt's @ott i'm gorousl
8arroquia uSanta Grua", Goronel
gogoba Baraguap), Soutb america.
i Sotber Sole &reuiier, S.V.D.,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
zmifdlrn Krirg i1nn grirnrn
(Sortfesuna bon Seite II

NCo%Aepuatb ouh Seue ~
oens5eiten oufredt erbolte. Or mari
oen rriiii6en 5iibrern Dor, oab ulie
ben 5rieben preoigen, tpGbrenb lie
lelbit oen Srieoen lnmoglid MAIDEN" :.
gr ipra6 nit gan5 1,noiplon1otil6er
erbitterl1ng uno beant1portete Die rlrI-
iti6e Bropaganoa nit oreisebn Sc
eenbeidnloigungen. rMfit 5pniIher
gerabtung Der Soffnumgen Der
Wfenifbeit baben Ole ssiibrer Der 60
mlet- Union BON Der 0emofratie aere-
Oct, aber Oiftaturen erri1tet," iaate
er. .Sie baben Die nationaIe unob-
bdngigfett proflamiert, aber nationo-
lie Sflaperei eingefiibrt."
0ie Heoe oes grGiioenten alma
ni6t mir iiber alle groBen geettperfe
Der Ser. Staaten, ionbern puroe aud9
BON Ser uGoice Of america" in bier.
uno5lpan5ig 'Spra6en iiber Die gan5e
Welt Derbreitet.
Staatsiefretar I6eion ipies a1n 5.
os. Dos arterifanii6e 8olf oarauf hin,
oab Die uts 5ugefoaene Mufaabe, Ser
geipaffnlng bes ausla1lbes, Die pieIe
Wtiaionen Dollar beaniprude, inn
na6lten Sabre feines1pegs balls"
ourbgefiibrt tperoen ipirb.
gr trat Dor Dem IustpGrtigen slus-
lbuB oes Observation-Disclosures auf,
INN Brdiibent Srumans ssorberar,a
Der 8ereltltelung elmer Sunlme nor
81 ,222, 100000 als 51peite 3abl,,na
I'M &abmen oes @affenbilfspro-
gramms fir befreunbete g0lfer. bas
I'M porisen Sabr in Die 8eae aeleitet
muroe, 81 unteritiisen. @leidSeitia err
lhlen SerteioigungsiefretGr ,sobnlon
ais Selge in elmer eemeiniomen 5it-
une Der Senatsausidiiiie fir oie be-
.matfneten 'Streitfrafte uno fir Dos
4us1partige urro ipra6 babel bie
Soffnung aus, Die 4ufga5e Der 8af-
fenbllfe Tonne i'm Sabre 1853 o0er
1854 been6et Deroen.
8ei0e &abinettsmitaIieoer ,unter-
ltri6en nit groBer @ntiGlofienbeii
Die gSibtigfeit esielben G5emus: bas
acknowledgements muB Surfae-
fiibrt tperoen, oenn bies liefert uns
Die ein5lge Noglidfeit Der @rrei6a1ng
bon 5rieoen uno Si6erbe;t.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
VIGIL LIGHT FUND

Mrs. w. Rosenberger, Pitts r,
purgh, Pa. 81. .0C
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
It. Gaul, Ninn.- 8ortbinstpn, D,
Samstas, II. SUM- 1850.
Sir ir6enfaIen Der

spnntas, 1S. SUM-: Sritter Spnntas
nad Sfinsften. - gpan e.
Iium: Som perlorenen S6ate
(Sl1f. 15). ...
0tontae, 19. Suni: SerpaIins uno
8rotaiius.
Dienstog, 20. SS1ni: Slorentina.
Mittlpod), 81. SUM: alopitus BON
@on5aga.
9onnerstae, %. SUM: 3ebntauIeno
Sitter.
Sreitas, %. SUM: gbeltruo.
Sonstoe, "a. Ssuni: @eburt bes FL.
Ssobannes oes Sdufers.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-06-17
Stinllue DeS TDlfcS
tiir bas e9Diepbiunnl

@inliegenb cine feine 8abe ($1,=
00), Die id in einem &ranfbeitsfalle
berlproden batte. 8ir iino, @ott iei
9nnf, erbort Doroen.
2nneiGbrige 2eierin, Sis.
@inlieeenbe 8oitanneiiung i'm 8e-
troae pon $500. 0anon batte ib S.
90 in einem beionoeren anliesen Der
ipro6en.
&c. &C., 8.
ginlieeenb Shef BON $500 = els
ne @abe, Die ih gum 0anf fiir Die grz
borune elmer gitte oeripro6en batte.
sSrau s. g., 3. e..
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02
TRINITY

GootRe - JJNln. age ~, = resi-.
000i ~ IBIS community for mum.
bpr vi yr9ts D9ssed away IA The
D'Uo ~ bls daughter. Mrs, iI8tgey
fOlliHs baHooU BrldYeyille and
GrhnUBDOd 0U 1Uosday. Nay % ~.
~ q bong illDpss i5osldos bis dauR-
birr iJniD ia OHo Grand daughter
pm q sjaipt NrB John y. iDwe VI
j1utol Funeral geryioos we're bnld
IA 40" f1tY fBmrAl Home 10 &c.
0rRriOWU ~ Thursday, itey !. T.
tHtiOb ~ GGoDUWOOd WIS iu charge
~ lbo sOrylnDs. iHfotiUSbf was iu
ID" BIldRoylile cemetery. The ae-
ilg" DhllboAforB Woro, from this
Community who aad known ~
Jtulii flDoe they Woro small boys
JbDso 8otylDR WOrO, Elmer Nelson
CLINTON iiasilDRa leOB Wheatley
if9lpb WhoJiloy Frank F1edol
0Ud EauJ White.
VI" 9ro b0tIy ~ bear that aBOtb-
~ - on 1Rod l8dlos Mrs. James
WljlOpgbby i8 quite 800 IA IBIS time
lirt daughter ABd family ~ chez.
ior, ~ spent The weekend with her
NJ 0Dd Nia. John Jlastinge
hpoDi The WooboDd win relative
~ Hartford, conn, on Saturday
they attended ibo church weddiDy
~ Nys. hastings niece.
fbildreD's Day sOryiooB will Do
hid 90 sunday june u, "a : D. %
~ Trinity Methodist church.
NJ 9Dd Mrs lr8 Mossick o,
cannon 1Dd Mrs. I1ditb Nelson u
BljdRoyillo o0llod on Mr. and Mrs
JURb Martin OD Sunday.
NJ iud Mrs. Earl White bad ~
their quests ~ supper on Sunday
NJ 9Dd Mrs. FRANK Wbo9tley anl
ION JHUos aDd grandchildren Lon
DDd B0bby Who9tlcy aDd Mr.. aDt
Nrs. l/0D1ld Walker and two son,
~ ~ Nlddloi0wD. Jboy also call
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

ifUdeNi Nm is b beW and b0aHs
lltW rbutob AHg iUUies yOu ~ IT.
tend Hll ~ jis scfyiots. a 0OrdlHl
bri'oWr 0BHiis ygU Jllo U0rHj0R
bDlhhlD aotYlnO VIII bO i0 pbAfPN
~ ihn WlulHor fUlGpU's DHy ~.
Dgbnf VIII bo bold lu IBIS obulob
ou suUdUy pyeUluR juuD -, bo
RlnnluR Hf ~ ONlyok THIS b. q
my yruI . nov dUy, ielH Wubo II
q boz Day f0r 0lo pblldtnH a0d ~
nYufruhd
W1llJES CllhptLs l050O %, 90,
aUnduy aohD0l VIII Dr. lU pbArPo
~ hptWHH sen, superintendent
~ 90 . ~ MINING WOtebiD sog
YlH" SeWVU Wy ibp minister TN
HdHli un9 lhr luulgr pbOjts VIII
lup fhlldrfN's D9y phpiplsns VIII
br Hfld lU lhle fhurob ~ SuudHy
rYtnlup JuUn ls. beplUUinR Ai
VrlD"t RIBS bas HlWAyH BEEN D
blf HDWG leis WAio ilis yoat iba
bfei eyer
fOhItY'B rl1ApEL5 1870 on ~.
sunduy mi0Ol AldpH b. llDDklUr.
ftY superintendent JbO Bunday
n'hDol alirUdaDoo ~ CDBloys d. ~.
fttHtlnk mud VIZ Aro DrOuG NJ H.
AZ who ~ Uei AlleDd sunday
aph0Ol rlHhWborp nfo iDYlnd ~ ~
inud bfib lOlup on UUd zee tOt
tDuthelbpF what q t0 pHobDDl W.
hpyn bbhlyb0dy weleOWo. ~ 80 y.
90 SOM nDd DfAlHo befyioo Tbie
D. q Dbf bftyiee and iDylinB yOu ~
attend
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

"a On Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Hast
lDgs and daughter and Miss Grace
HASTINGS.
1r and Mrs Harold Outten Of
near Greenwood spent Sunday with
0r. and Mra. Albert Dill and daug-
liers
Dr. and Mrs. Larl white. Miss
Graoo HASTINGS and Miss Jean Ann
BasiiDeH called on friends near
fb"sieriONn and al Still Pond. Md,
on Sunday
NJ and Mrs a. r. White and
family entertained al dinner on a
Tbnrsday ~ honor Of Mr. Whites
birthday Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs Ben johnson Of Denton.
Br aud Mrs Ben Shockley and son
Linden an Sir and Mrs. Earl White.
Joauno i1agtings spent The week
end with her aunt and uncle. Mr..
ad Mrs EnOs Nichols and Jack
Hastings spent the weekend with
bis grandparents Mr.. and Mrs. W.
r. Hastings.
Mr. and Mrs q. Parker and Mr..
and Mrs 9. CLAYTON Richards and
eOns Of near Bridgeyille called on
NJ and Mrs. john Nelson on Sun
day evening.
Miss Barbara Cole Of New York.
Mrs. Clara Thompson and Mrs. Han
nah Patterson Of Concord. Del. and
Mr. aud Mrs. Henry Franz and son
Of Williamsburg Nd. visited the
WalstOns Oh Thursday.
Mrs Ola Wrotten Of Seaford is
spending s0mttinle with her sister
Mrs. liu2h Martin and Mr.. Martin.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

HI8aid Ht Hua Mfe iloya 4iuyle
~ ilemat ana 500 neifla 5aslst
~ aNoffrlobn hrfa iAelt puoeie
at a.a N.. W...l..u u.4t....
s.a ~. a...... ...4..t....s ~.
I...t... =. t.......,....... ~, ......t'
~. III. .a ts.. ...ii... M
a.aI '" = ~
''''''' ~ lh''.N = hih1i lhH
ill'if WIN lhj
itlii' all'"i "a Lfhef.
i''a' = =. 'H'' . b'ii4l 400 h4s
- ~ hHlh liit many
t'H" i' A'i p"9y -
H aHH $40 1AomHf d isru Hfr
IIa proud paffuI ~ . baby Ntl
satH Iaa sunday ilr itni4p liut
p.IHI lthf E4ti M0llul aug baby
aft 1afH Dine
ali a.a AL uyI.su. a Wlt,b,it
tHD4.a44H \. iIl4It plasle aet
9aaas Mt ana Mt U.u4,a IN.
slH..H ~ D.4t,itt0R
49, auH 81. l4B y8tld.,,a aYd
amIIs s4t4 futflfall,.d M ainn.,
$500 81 49, nag Iasl suaasy b, M,
$500 H faal Road Md t,mllv
~ tI.44 hala4 N slaiglia, ttaa.b
aIf aua Ht Yaotu4. Hesi ant.,
HaHta :. i4D4 ulf.t. Iuel Sunday
IstI4 aaHeHirt ana s,o. ~ lssg Wt
aaa Nt John f.oet and elll
aI4O MH4an aud Jacl - Mllfotd
800 IabIHa Minnie A,d ~ l.,
Hs0 laH Ftldag No. Aaitn. MOI
a. ~ iAnt and ON suuday Mlse
thaH gIfaia ~ IrMns
80 aua 900 NlIlum a Mllehell
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

Children's Day services viii be
held Sunday at 10 a. m. A special
program is being arranged. You
are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bennett
and two sons of Schenectady, n. Y.
have been visiting their parents
and grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cove Bennett.
Miss Norma Jones of Jefferson
Hospital, Philadelphia, spent the
weekend at her home with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. c. S.
Holder
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Leary and
two children O. Falls Church, Va,
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

spent the weekend holidays with
their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Leary and their sister, Mrs, Ruth
Hickman and two children.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Donovan en-
tertained relatives over the week
end.
Miss Lois Hickman Of BishOpville,
Nd, spent Monday with her grand
mother, Mrs. Jurusha McCahe.
Isaiah Lockwood is seriously ill
at this Mriting.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

H0rDfliss ere controlled nearly ~
We'll with sprays ContainiDg TIM,
phone ~ those controlling DDT.
When used as . Oh per cent spray
- tbs rate u about two quarts per
mature COW, the period " protsc,
ZION afforded by toxaphene IL about
three weeks.
Milford chronicle. [volume] (Milford, Del.) 1878-1974, 1950-06-02

elementary oc00e1E
More children are now enrolled
In the elementary schools og TIE
United States than ever before n
history.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-06
Spead Goodwill Over The Globe

It is fitting that should be observed during the frst
week OF May for this the month in which the shooting
Europe ended and another kind OF war began Hun
ger was the deadly enemy. and il was in May that
CARE four years fired It's first shot at this enemy
by delivering food packages 70 the shattered continent
But, the battle against starvation still goes on 50 de-
vastatng the blows struck in the six Of World
War II that many millions remain who still need help OBJ
tanned through CARE
The organization has extended It's service in coopera-
ton with UNESCO and with funds contributed by the
American people send professional scientific and tech
nica volumesthe knowledge 70 combat disease and re-
vve productionto the war-wrecked Libraries Of Europe
and Asia.
Also significant is is expansion 70 other areas Of great
hardship India Pakistan Israel japan. Korea Oknawa
and the Philippines sectors that present tremendous
Challenge.
Let therefore observe these days tine for
renewed effort 70 feed and co,he people through CARES
variety Of food and clothing packages 10 feed minds
through tho CARE Book Fnd Program and. by this
help spread ne goodwill upon which the peace Of the
world depends
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-06
Acorns To Oak Trees
By JULIAN WYCHE

The Booker T. Washington Trade Associations Trade
Exhibit the Forest Club which closed Sunday night after
being gmpsed by thousands the week long, was caed py
veteran observers as the best yet
This doesn't mean that the show could be compared
with biggest gve-away exhibits put on by the cne1
industries under roof but II means Moses IS moving
il is also an indirect tribute the founders of the
anizaton the late Rev. and Mrs. William H. Peck,
who conceived the idea fifteen ago in hopes
of aleviatng the economic problems OF the Negro IN
Detroit.
The fifty-seven booths of various businesses tes
mony of the has progressed since 1880 with the
shackles of discrimination and segregation.
There were few who expressed that we had long
way to 60 speaking generally from the business end and
pcturng mind the finest and expensive displays or ex
hbits as a measuring stick.
These cynics are always in your hair and found
everywhere. They those who contrib
energy brains towards any project what
il be. You'll find that they perennally stating
that theirs constructive criticism that helps to develop
fool-proof program.
If you do not turn deafear to them, then will
find that the Constructive criticism is oftimes destructive
demoraizng confidence and clouding your dreams
The passing Of Charles H. Houston. chairman NAACP
national legal committee. last week in Washington D. Co.
reported commercially by the press Attorney Houston
was cited as always champion Of Negro and minority
rights and responsible for the long line Of decisions
In the L. s. Supreme Court and others, protecting the
civil rights of Negro Americans
feel. however, that the write-ups should made
mention of the brilliant lawyers presentation of the
Lloyd Gaines State of Missouri case, in which the
plaintiff seeking equal graduate schooling in the
state.
Fortunately was seating in when Attorney Houston
argued the before the highest court in the land 1t
one of those most memorable moments Mr. Houston for
about two hours quoted previous decisions interpreted
them they affected his clients position. and then cited
where they could be found and on what page
It occasion when presenting case before the
Supreme Court wherein the defense attorney hardly
terruped by of the uri to eucidate further
probation of former decision Such the result of Mr..
Houston's presentation
The jursts would only call page boy for the court
book of records the decision nod his head approx
ingy and then settle back in his plush listen
tenvely.
Result of the which had the State of Missouri
tablshng equal law school for Negroes proved to be
the most significant of its kind Ruling the is
being reviewed by the to partly determine
decision the three argued against separate
but quail schooling facilities and segregated dining faci
ties interstate train.
II IS unfortunate that the brilliant barrster could
hear the result Of these which presented partly
through his handiwork.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-06
UAW-CIO BOARD URGES
STRONG FEDERAL FEPC

The UAw-CIO International
Executive Board last week called
upon the U. s. Senate TO pass a
Federal Fair Employment Prac-
tees law with strong enforcement
provisions.
In a strongly-worded rcsolu-
ton. adopted by a unanimous
vote. the board declared that
series Of postponemcnts bv sem
ate Democratic leadership "lcrt
credence" to a COP charge that
delays in bringing up the FEpc
bill were inspired by Democgaic
political consideration"
But. the resolution added. tine
Republicans have yet to demon.
strate their own good faith in
regard TO FEPC"
Specifically the JAW lcadc
called for passage Of S 1923. and
called the House Passed Neon
nell Bill unsatisfactory and
'toothless.'
Leaders of both political parties
were sent copies of the BOARD 5
resolution.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-06
Stable Space Goes
Like Winners at
Worthwhile Downs

NORTHVILLE.-Stable reser-
vations are the heaviest in the
history OF racing at Worthwhile
Downs. according to the an
nouncement today by race secre.
tary Ed. Keller. With a record
breaking list Of 1915 nominations
in the AZ stake races that are
featured over the 81 nights "
racing here starting May IS. the
big headache now is just how
TO take care OF everybody.
Stable room this year is at ?
premium All Of the tracks facl-
tiles were exhausted when the
list Of stake races closed on
March IS. and the Association
found themselves with the 1915
nominations. which represented
better than ZOO different horses.
I'VE are going 10 take care OF
everyone that wants 10 race az
Worthwhile" that's the word that
horsemen are receiving from -
Downs management. In addition
to the existing stable room at
the track. additional stalls will
be made available here through
the erection OF tent stables. which
will be able to take care OF
big number OF stables.