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APARTMENTS UhEURhtsHEp

NEW APT. HOUSE, conv. located in
Bethesda; large 2-bedrm. apt: ready
Dec. 10; $40 and S125 per mo.
ini aap usiItig5 BEpRMc ca1 Aprs Yl in s7e1 nen de.
velopment; shopping and transp.
avail. at once: adults. 81. o266:-2
SI2 E. CAPITOL ST.-3 large, clean
rms: entire floor; semibath: adults.
eeso X ST. N;w.-open for inspec:-
renovased; Gn Men efhcieDcy and Rn 1-Sedrm semn
apis, in one Of the Oldest and most
historic residences in the city OF
w Wash: brs;ss: $3.50 e S9s5e NsAsIN Agsns
& CO.; Realtors, 1415 K st. NV.
l Mi BEDRooM Saoei a rms: $3.50 per
dr., Silver Spring, JU. 7-9o24. -
TWO BEDRMs., 2 baths, dinette,
20x22 liv. rm., firepl.. indoor. gar.
heat, util., phone, $3.50; pvt. wing of
min. downtown; no traflc. WI. s2ss.
GARDENS. 4sth ave.
kit. and bath; sso.5o, utilities incl
2 sAysiia6ls RM 1lsr1fSN n1T g. s-sll9 "a ,,r
between and 9 8 PM. Dts' w. "
2 ROOMS, kit, pvt. bath; nice
neighborhood, conven to downtown;
adults. Can be seen Mon. from
II am. to 3 pm. 304. 18th st. n e.
4 RMS. AND BATH, unfurn.; 500 a
mo-; pref. no children. HU. 5655
till z: 20. 3-5544 after z. a
2-BEDRM:, magnificent corner apt.
on 3rd floor; cross ventilation, new
elevator building Rent, S165. Apt.
318. l415, ruckerman ST.. NV. Solid
green wall-to-wall caipeting at bar
gain price If wanted. GE. OILS. IS
GRIN. APT, centrally located: all
util. furn.; $3.50 mo. 1904 A st.
ne, Ii. 3-0016 till s.
JEFFERSON 81. N.W.-3-rm. apt.
new kitchen, tiled bath and shower;
rTEIt;TrNS% SoRysni ;Ssstion; GE; 1907. a a..
Sc ssmlDTt u ia bath sf41s6s ideal new home; me-
VETERANS-See our Naylor Gardens
ad under Coop Apts. for Sale" "
DRURY REALTY CORP. RE. 1888
FARTLY FURNISHED basement apt.
in exchange for care Of children.
DESIRABLE APT. located 42nd and
oglethorpe, Hyattsville, Md bed
and bath; $500, utilities included;
convenient to shopping center and
transportation, schools within walk
Ing distance. See janitor, basement
sol aoG7 EDMoSsToN DsiesssFHei RD., Riverdals- dale
Broom apartment, utilities fur.
nished. S6s month: UN. 41s9. =
NEW DETACHED BRICK-6 rms. 8
bedrns. full basement. gas heat
S125 per mo. Call Lu. 4-5566.
THE GABLES co.
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FOR AGI WITH s4no CASH
$500
RIVERDALE

Civilian or vet 1-bedrm. bungalow.
Conven: to bus and shopping center.
Call LO. 3-S13O.
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NEW 2-BEDRM. APIS.
$40 PER MO. INCL. UTILITIES
VETERANS ONLY

1ka miles south of Alexandria. Va
Conv shopping center. 25 min
downtown Wash. Weekly income
should equal monthly rental. Appli-
cations for Dec Jan. occupancy
Give name, address. phone, income
number and age of children. Box
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ROOMS FURkIsHEp-hortheost

NICE LARGE ROOM; 81 week single,
$40 week double; gentlemen only.
$50 9th ST.: ne. Ii. 6-64S0 .
iisht rm, uniim phone: man "as!st s3G
mo, NO. 1874 or write Box
151-M. Star. 3
ROOM FOR RENT, twin beds; near
Gu; men preferred. NO 6365. =
LARGE FRONT ROOM, share kitchen
sRao saa bath; mr. transportation. Du.
YOUNG COUPLE has large, fur
nished, front room for rent for l or
men; SO sgle., sig dble. 615
1914 18th ST.-Front room. twin
beds shower. transp; employed
couple or gentleman. DU. 1920.
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TRADE

Your home for q beautiful detached
home in. an exclusive section of
nearby Maryland. Our homes ars
the last word. Consider: Detached
conne, coHH on 1Ste so' a'e 1oo
powder room, den. recreation room,
laundry chute. screened porch
maids quarters, sun deck, breakfast
nook, dishwasher. garbage disposal
8 bedrooms. Q baths; detached ga.
urith hranznmau
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HoUSES-sALE-S.E. Cont J
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

down payment required. BELFIORE
CO. 1911 L st. NV, DI. 5522. "a
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HOME WITH TNCOME

HUME WITH INCOME
OPEN SUN, NON 2 TO 5 PM.
Colored-336 18th pl ne, new area
south of Benning rd. s rms, 9
Well financed. Moderate cash pay
ment.
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Carroll Arms Hotel
ROOMS EURkIsHED-s.E.-s.W
RMS. FURk.-MD. & VA.

kMS. fURN.-Mp. y VA.
HOTEL RMS, sineles S35. dbles. $50
per no.. THE CASTLE INN. only 8
min. walk from Historic ST. John S
Catholic Church, Forest Glen, Silver
Spring, Nd. 81. 5533 -
ALEXANDRIA = Attractive. warm.
large room, twin beds; good loca-
ton; excel. transp. TIE. 1923, .
3S10 31th PL., Brentwood, Md
Nicely furn. sleeping rm., next TO
bath: pvt. home: gentleman only;
SO mo. WA. 1911. B
ATTRACTIVE sgle. Bus at corner.
Unlim phone Conv. TO Pentagon;
SIS wk. CHI. Oil. -3
SILVER SPRING = Rm.. board op-
tional, high school or college student,
on bus line. conv. to District line,
downtown SIS. Re&. JU. I'll IA.
ARLINGTON. 1909 N. Herndon St
Rm. and pvt. bath, twin beds, 2
closets, S45 for l; So for 2. CH
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BRIGHTWOOD, S12,450
OPEN MON, 1-6
81 Roxboro pl-6-rm. semidet. brick
fenced lot; rec. rm., bsmt. Law, oil
h.-w. h, storm sash.
W. e. BEERS, IA. $500. Ia. 326s
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SILVER SPRING AREA
COLONIAL BRICK-$18,95o
is a lovely well-built and equipped
home. Liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm,,
modern kitchen, 3 excel. bedrms.,
tiled bath. att. built-in garage;
screened. side porch. fenced yard.
storm windows, Venetian blinds; gas
home ready to occupy without doing
Q thing. BY appt. Mr.. Holmes, EN-.
$685.. PAUL p. STONE. Realtor. Ma.
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ROOMS FURk.-N.W. Cont J

COLORED-sEVERAL double rms
ditterent locations: all privileges
NO, 41S0 after $50 or Sun. .
OLORED-FRONT ROOM, twin
beds. for steady employed men. CO,
5077. 1343 T st. NV g
COLORED-3539 18th ST. EMPLOYED
lady; gent: or cpl, furn. rm. No
children. MI. 1887. .
beds; employed couple. cooking and
laundry privils. GE. 3T11. A
C0L0RED - COMFORTABLE ROOM
tor refined man. Call after 5
MI. S1o5. a
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TAKOMA PARK

sassIm ssd rooms ounssow n atss Eish v partly T a
fireplace; built-in garage. oil h.-w. h.,
lot over 300 it in depth; 2 blocks
from shopping center, transp. at
door, Call ST. 1910 a
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BARNABY WOODS
6 ROOMS, 2 BATHS
This modern 2-story brick Colonial
is located in Washingtons most con-
venient and exclusive residential
section: features spacious living
room, ultramodern kitchen, attached
garage, extra deep lot. Owner must
sell. Excellent terms.
VICTOR WICKERSHAM
Realtor. OR. 21oo. Open til pm.
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ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS WITH BoARp

LADY, colored, wishes room. has :
children, 9 yrs. and % mos. Cal
TU. 09g7
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AM. UNIV. PARK


Brandywine st. near 46th. Detached
painted brick home has living room
dining room, large den. kitchen and
lavatory on 1st A.; 3 large bedrms
and bath on end f.; recreation
shower bath and maids room in
basement; 2 f1replaces, oil burner
recessed radiation: custom built IL
years ago by present owners. Price
$4,000; Ssso Eve'' phone Mr.. Woodwell
L. T. GRAVATTE
1918 K st. NV. Realtor, Ma O753
AMER. UNIV. PARK
Near Spring Valley shopping center
Charming Colonial home, ideal for
the small family; has 2 lge. bed
rms. and bath on sec. A.: liv. rm.
with firepl,.. din. rm.. mod. kit. on
1st fl. Stairway to storage attic;
bright bsmt. with gas &C. heat;
det. garage. A fine buy at S17,S5O.
Ewes, EN-. 5546.
Burr & Young, DE. 4444
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S12,95O
FUTURE INCOME PROPERTY
RERWYN

$4,000 CASH
LARGE 2-story, S-rm. home
conveniently located; 4 large
bedrooms.-{Eant and rear
porches: full bsmE Etth outside
entr.. shower and wash b4sNl,
and work bench; expansion
attic. Bsmt. ideal for apt. OF
business. over VI acre rezon-
able commercial in a fast.
growing section. Should 60 GI.
II you are looking for a large
home, be sure to see this;
$4,000 cash required.
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S10.750
HYATTSVILLE
GI CsEA nnNHrNf

Gil $3.50 DOWN
Two-story, 6-rm. and bath
home located directly in front
of st. Gerome Catholic school
and | blk. from public school.
1st. FIR, 3 very lge. rms: 2nd
fir, 3 lge. bedrms. and bath;
exp. attic: full bsmt., oil heat:
lge- front porch; a very conv.
home at very COW. price.
Mo. payments approx. S72,
incl. taxes and insurance.
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MOVING, BACKING o sroRAel

COLORED-646 NEWTON PL. NV
Price and down payment reduced,
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ADAMS MILL ROAD

Facing park: 1S-ft. living and dining
rooms, bedrooms, 1h baths,
porches: gas furnace. garage; stairs
to floored attic; S1S,950 Of best
offer; convenient terms. OWNER,
All 22OO
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S14,2O0
Ice REAIITIFIII RAMRI EH

LGE. BEAUTIFUL RAMBLER
Six rms. and lge. att. gar.
masonry rambler; corner lot
with bus at door: Features
tiled bath. 10x10 IT., with 9
wash basins, step-down Holly
wood tub, all fixtures are ma
room: 20-ft. living room with
wood-burning firepl., paneled
walls: 3 lge. bedrms., one Of
which has "a bath, 2 have 2
closets: very 1ge. kit, din. rm.
OF knotty pine; new sla-ft.
electric refgr., h.-w. oil heat;
convenient location, 4713 Ed
monSton ave. Open Sun. from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
SUMMER FUN CLUBS
OPENS AT YIN BRANCH

Barbara Hawkins, 263 f. Mont
calm. will be one Of three De-
troit YwcA's delegates to the
YWCA Industrial Conference
July 8-l5.
Delegates from five states will
live in the Rustic beauty OF For
est Beach, near New Buffalo,
Mich. for the week conference
Mrs. Anne Lindsay and Billie
Reed will represent the YWCA
staff. Miss Reed is in charge Of
IN Newscast workshop for Con-
ference.
Forums will dig into variety
of subJects--social security. civil
rights, personality and displaced
persons. A series of clinics will
be presented on clubs and lead
ershlp training.
Between these working sessions
delegates will sandwich in swim
wing, riding and sand skiing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

ris as director
n the evening Re person vou'N
hear Miss Caflo'ta Ffanlcl star
OF Carmen Jones n 'nc role
'of Cindy Lou wi'n aeg entire
cast
IN addition mammoth parade
will lcaso CITY Hal 7 ark 81 the
Canadian metropolis e. PR.
our time Featured VIII ~ l-
itary bands as vel. l.vc ina-
joret,es swinging and swsyIng.
and marching units o0' az inis
or any Other world Gl.,ter and
glamor nlll be supplied bv dee
Grated floats featuring iAe Jubi-
lee and Gospel smeeis and
cholrs
Monday w.ll hi4aght ball
games. races. affections FOR the
whole family. with prizes sor the
biggest family and me oldest man
or woman a. the snow
IN Tie evening ihDe Will be
six solid hours Of entertainment.
featuring The headAaers % De-
ifoits leading nigh; spots. The
show closes with selection OF
Miss international Sepla
Saturday and Moraav viii fea-
tse the greatest carnival mid
way in the Dominion. With fun
for the entire family
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

hibits in the music and drama
department of the Detroit Public
Library.
The Hackley Memorial founded
by Mr.. Williams in l943. assisted
by Mrs. Jerene G.. Macklin. hon
ors the memory of a former
prominent public school teacher
Of Detroit. composer. music teach
er, traveller and lecturer.
Madam Hackley, native OF De
troit, dedCated her life and tai
ents to bnpg TO the attention
of white and Negro alike tho
inherent chain and beauty OF
the American Negro folk songs
and spirituals.
DR.. Walter Poobs distinguished
director Of the Dftroit Symphony
Orchestra. YVES the principal
speaker on last years program
of Mr.. and Mrs. Williams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

with me. What should do?
Little Ann.
Answer: Dear girl, let him go
You will find a nice man that
will appreciate you. and who will
be happy to introduce you to his
friends.
Mrs. Florence Herb and Miss
Malanie Conner celebrated Their
ls-Tribune oMcD
birthdays July 4. Many friends
wished them many happy re-
turns.
Mrs. Mamie Davis OF l7l8
Beaufait street. left Sunday for
New York TO spend the holidays
with her sister. Mrs. Ben Mayor
left Sunday to spend three weeks
with her mother in Birmingham.
Ala.
The 53rd annual convention of
the Michigan Conference Of the
Woman's Missionary Society Of
the African Methodist Episcopal
Church was held in Benton Har-
Dor, Mich, June 1880. Sessions
were held at the Union Memorial
AME Church. Mrs. Grace II
Blake. president. was reelected
as well as other officers OF the
association. All delegates ex-
pressed satisfaction with the
courtesy exhibited by friends OF
Benton Harbor. Your columnist
attended the sessions that is why
! was absent from these columns
last week.. Send all Of your news
and suestions TO me at the above
address. OF call me al TIE. 3-4595.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

anu Nlll tOhilN - w N'HN
The guest speaker was intro
duced by Mrs. (. Burlington.
head of the Department OF
Personnel Of the Slade- Cras9
Academy and sister OF its
founder president. Mrs. Rosa
Slads Gragg.
Miss Beck emphasized the inn
portance of skilled laborers and
the varied field it offered in the
Detroit area. She admonished the
graduates to inculcate into their
philosophy the thought to do
whatever had TO be done better
than anpone else had done IT,
and TO never give of less than
their best.
She further stated that Of all
virtues making for good work
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
Community News
BY MISS M. a. CONNER
1899 Rivard, TIE. 34595

This week would like for you
to read st. John. 18th chapter,
End verse. These words spake
Jesus and He lifted up his eyes
to Heaven and said Father, the
hour is come; glorify thy son.
that thy son also may glorify
thee.
To persons sending in ques-
tons concerning their personal
problems shall give you my
best advice. Following are some
questions and answers forwarded
me during the past two weeks:
Dear Miss Conner: l have a
child two years old, and although
she is in good health she has
not started to walk yet. Do you
think that she will ever walk
Mrs. v. A.
Answer: Friend, II your child
has good health she will even
tually walk. Some children are
slower TO learn to walk than
others. Purchase little car for
her: il should help her TO learn
TO walk. She then will walk be-
fore you know il.
Dear Miss Conner: l have a
little dog, and love my dog
Every where move. | have 10
find another place 10 live, since
landlords don't want dogs around.
What should / do? Mrs. r. T.
Answer: You should let some
one who is fond Of pets keep the
dog until you find a house for
yourself. and where you can keep
the dog.
Dear Miss Conner: My first
husband, from whom | have been
separated for five years. for the
last three months has been see
ing me. and requesting that I
return to him. Presently. my
second husband is nice TO me
and provides well. Should ] go
back to my first husband? Mrs.
M. N. c.
Answer: Madam, don't think
YOU should allow your first hus-
band TO break up your happiness.
Apparently you two could not
get along at first so forget about
him.
Dear Miss Conner: have
man that ] have been loving for
four years. I have done all that
I can to win him ocr completely,
but he does not like for his
friends to know that he associates
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

nolds and Bette Rogers were
glad TO graduate.
But now, think they will
change their stories for they'll
find nothing at home as much
fun as running up and dowr
the halls with Alvin Harris
Oracle Robinson. Anniece Ed.
wards, Herbert Dugans, ,Delore:
Williams. Gertrude Walker and
eatheleen Harvard who is hav-
ing a nice time at school.
The Elks are putting over
a big bathing beauty contest in
which one of the contestants
will be Miss Dorothy Robin
son.
The great news" is that Rebs
Brown is getting married, and
just think girls. TO that hunk oil
man, Duel Parker. Reba tried t.
play slick and keep it a secret
but Parker just had to let the
cat out of the bag.
Hope both of you all the luck
in the world and you can be;
you'll need it.
Here in the city for a few
days visiting Mrs. Retha Bar
low is her sister, Mrs. Lucy Eta
Colvin. Mrs. Colvin is a teacher
at the Blind. Deaf and Orphan
School. Austin. Texas. She j.
now attending Wayne University
where She is working for hel
Masters Degree.
Her husband C. c. Colvin.
principal Of the BDO School.
will later join her and from
here they will motor TO Cali
fornia.
Well. TO get back to the Fourth
| hope that all of you had a
swell holiday, for Cook, Reba
Brown. Duel Parker. Claudinc
Robert Geary, Oracle Robinson
Jake Winston and yours truly
had a wonderful time because
rain or no rain We still were
determined to have our fun.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
manship was preservanee.

Mrs. Rosa Slade Gragg. presi-
dent-founsier OF the Academy
presented the graduates from the
three departments. upholstering,
shoe repairing and dressmaking
and tailoring with their diplomas.
She reminded them that
Booker T. Washington had pio-
neered TO dignity labor by
hand anc that now they were
going out TO further prove that
principle.
Following an introduction OF
the members OF the teaching
staff and personnel OF the Acade-
my there was the Professional
The Rev Mary Stewart gave the
invocation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
FRED HART WILLIAMS
TO PRESENT YEARLY
MUSICALE, AUG. 18TH

The Williams. Fred Hart and
Florence, will again present the
popular musicale sponsored by
them continuously since August,
1914. on Sunday afternoon, Aug
ust l3. at 4 o'clock. AS in the
past years the entertainment will
he gwen on the lawn in rear Of
the sponsors home, at 535
Woodland avenue
The musicals which have grown
p pplar yearly not only because
Of the high quality of music
produced but also because of the
underlying Inspirations, will help
to establish a fund for the E.
Azalia Hackley Collection, now
ono Of the most important ex-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
Mrs. Olive Beasley on
Board Of DECIDE

Mrs Olive Beasley, executive
secretary. Michigan Committee on
Civil Rights, was elected as an
executive board member OF the
Detroit Citizens Council for q
Democratic Germany at its for
nation last Thursday.
Temporary chairman is Bill
Kemsley.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
TEEN AYERS
CORNER
By ETA DYLEs

Quite a few Of the Fourth OF
Julyers were with the thunder
showers which spoiled your care
fully planned day.
or course. I'm sure they didn't
matter too much to Mildred
johnson. who gave a big grad
uation affair and had so much
fun until she's still recuperating.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
Would You Like
New Freedom From
Monthly Suffering ?

or course you would. Then Cardui ma
a. a. msdIcins for you. Thousands 81 SIR
snd wcrnsn experiences great relief, ne"
sense u fresdom from simple perioai
cramps, Pain. iittsrs after takine Sarcai
This tested formula 81 modern mediea'
scisnes Il not . pain-killer. II simply heips
control spasnls In the uterus, the ofHnn
that usually rauscs the trouble. Try 'afa.i
and ses " you can't Kiss trying GAYS xoo1'
csrdui-ail druErists. SAY; ''card-son-sss ,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
Mother, 100, Marks
Dual Celebration

A post dual-celebration party
was held in honor Of Mrs. Louise
Arts Smith. who celebrated her
Tooth birthday along with Inde
pendence Day. Sunday by her n
year old son. John. Mrs. Smith
is a resident OF the Phyllis Wheat.
ley Home.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08


That's not ell. according 10
Waller L. Perry. managing di-
rector OF the ihree-dav event.
which begins July 20. These
onq-sfemned lovelies will Sc
lecf the beauty or beauties
from amona their number.
electinq a president of their
sorority. the Sirms Phi Kappa.
This club is the worlds most
exclusive sorority ealing for 'thr
highest qualifications II is the
only sorority in the world open
only TO winners Of the title a
Americas most gorgeous colored
Girl and IS the only sorority in
the world which admits only one
girl a year TO membership
Best Of Good Lockers
Mrs Laley Tailor. directress Of
the beauty shows since their be.
ginning. SAYS that she's got tho
best looking girls anyone ever
looked at twice. in this year.
show She reports that all con
testsnts have good famls
background and reputation.
In addition. Mr. Perry state
that he's got three solid days o.
everything. On Saturday. a tai
ent hunt like the famous ono,
YOU heard over the radio vii
be held with the winner. whr
can be either q professional o.
an amateur as good as profes
sional. getting cash prize anS
a chance at the big time through
a recording addition arranged b,
the Queen fthe Platter Pilots
odessa Malone. famous CKLV
record ffail
Force President To Speak
Sunday is devoted 10 spirifua
and cultural program under IN,
direction OF Mrs. Jerene Mack
lin. The speaker is the presiden
Of Wherefore College. D.
Charles II Wesley. There vii
be music by the Ebenezer AMI
Choir with Benjamin Parks. Rob
crt Nolan and Miss Gloria Har
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

All Of the
gang such a.
Lee Ora n I
Hall. Ansley
Harris, ID e :
! re S w IL
liarns, M srv
Bullock. Ken
Crafty, II e r
bert Martin,
Lovely Hill,
Barbara Rey-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
GREATER ST. JAMES
PASTOR STRESSES
POWER OF GOD"
BY FLORENCE JANE MANsEL

u IA
~
The Rev. M V. Solomon pas
Tor ~ Greater c, 1.,,,os ch,roh
-,o, 60, .,,, -,
,. eo@"e0 0u''uay on nc o"e'
OF God Through His People.
In his message he stressed
that God is ready and willing
20 s.,e ,hoso 49, sooL Hi, uo
slse s,,tad 49, .hro',oh coa,-
naonIa 49,, 80 800 80 ~
n,,,s,o,;as "a ,,,;sse~ :, c. -
.a',a~,aS - 0 .
The Senior Choir rendered
music for the morning worship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
SLADE. CRAGC ACADEMY GRADS
HEAR COUNCILWOMAN BECK

Friday June 80 at O'Clock in the auditorium OF the
w w J. Building the SladeGragg Academy of Practical
Arts held its annual commencement exercises speaker
for the evening was Miss Mary v Beck prominent lawyer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08

DETROIT BORN DR.. RALPH
BUNcHE being congratulated
by delegates of the Women's
International League for Peace
and Freedom in his suite at
the Book Cadillac Hotel in De-
froif last Wednesday night
week after he delivered the
main address on the Interna-
tional Night program of the
American Red Cross conven-
ton held in that city last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-08
Most Gorgeous Sorority to
Show Curves In Windsor
INTERNATIONAL SEPIA QUEENS
WILL GATHER FOR FIRST TIME

The most gorgeous sorority in the entire world will
meet at Windsor Canada July 81 OF the features
of the 1850 Emancipation Celebration when eleven
vaceous chicks, winners of the glernp crown Of Hiss
international Sepa in eleven years Will for the first
Evening star., 1950-01-08
LOTS WANTED

or more lots in Silver
Spring or Bethesda area. MR..
u ROBTNSoN. HAES JE' I'LL: H. IS
for eolored. MR., ROBINSON. Ju.
vICINITY OF AMERICAN UNIV.
Park and Wesley Heights. Box rs,
6 TO 10, by builder; must be in
built-up neighborhood. All utilities
must be in; paved street preferred.
BY BUILDER. b. c. or nearby area,
Md. Va. Silver Spring, Takoma
Park. Bethesda. Chevy Chase, Ar
lington, Alexandria for row group
or semidetached houses. P. o. Box
rM@EnIaTE1y MN,aEi p 6; ,e. to ,o.s ms Is =
D. c. or nearby. Write C. FRANK,
3107 41st ave, Cottage City, Md
LEVEL LOT WANTED-Minimu 81
it. front; near grade school; Arl.
or D. c. GIL. 065S.