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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

The Musical Tea given by the
Friendship Garden and Civic Club
Sunday, at the Youth Center met
with great success.
The program. provided by Miss
Naomi Espy aud Rose Giyhan,
caused many to express their APP
preciatiSn for having been invited.
1t was as follows:
Prelude. Mrs. Florence Mosely;
Scripture and prayer; Solo, Mr..
Arthur Hughes; Opera Skit, Mr..
Harry Mccartney; Solo, Mother
Machree", Mr.. C. c. Miller; Trio,
"he Green Cathedral, Carver High
School. Talk, Mother and Music,
Miss Josie Roberts; Solo, Hold
Thou Ny Hand, Mrs. Irene New
man.
The program was conducted with
remarks by Mrs. Ann Coleman, pres
ident. She said the occasion was to
honor mothers, but she said she
was compelled to give tribute to
four Of her children: Rev. and Mrs.
D. c. Coleman Of Tuscon, Arizona;
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Coleman Jr.
Of East Orange. N. j.; Mrs. Lucre.
tia Compton Of Winston Salem, N.
G. and Officer Clinton E. Williams,
Miami police; the Collegians Club.
her brother, Frank Manning Of the
USV hospital, Dearborn. Mich. and
sister, Mrs. Ola Willis, Detroit Mich.
All who graciously remembered her
on Mothers Day. She also sai6
that the occasion was more than
just a tea, it brought together many
old friends and former club mem.
bers who exchanged experiences Of
a touching nature.
Mrs. Coleman's remarks were a
fitting climax for such fine pro-
gram.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
Summer Workshops
At Bethune-C Goodman

Daytona Beach. Florida - Work
Conference for Janftors and Gus
todians June 1924. President Rich
ard V. Moore announces more than
fifty application blanks have been
received from Janitors and Custodi-
ans of Schools, Banks. and other
Pubic and Private Corporations.
Mr.. George L.. Howell Of Tuskegee
Institste and Mr.. Edward Van Poole
of Bethune-C Goodman College will di-
rect the conference. Mr.. Howell
heads the Maintenance Division Of
Tuskegee Institute and Mr.. Van
Poole has been Supervisor Of Main.
tenance at Bethune-Cookman Col.
lege for the past thirty years. For
further information write the regis
trar.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

sdxss nRom $50 years of age
The Dade County Librarians AS
ISOLATION held its last meeting OF
the school year at the Liberty City
Schools L4ihrary. Mrs. Sanford was
hostess to the group. The group was
shocked to hear of the death of the
presidents father, Rev. Elliott of
Wadesboro, N. C.
The faculty extends sympathy to
one of our own members, Mrs.
Nancy Sidney Collins whose father.
Joseph Sidney, died suddenly Tues
day.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

dedicated to Sister Elizabeth
Grown, president of the Women's
Missionary Society.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20

Harold Hanna, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Hanna, ST., of 1881 NV
66th st. and 9Th grade pupil of Miss
Eddie wilson's was awarded a prize
on the annual Books Bring Adven-
ture" program. Harold was a first
prize winner on the first week IF
the program for a sketch depicting
a scene from Forest Patrol"
The new Brownie troop sponsor
ed by Miss Elry Taylor and Mrs.
Nancy s. Collins enjoyed a picnic
last Saturday at Magnolia Park.
Brownies are part of he organiza-
ton Of the Girls Scouts of America
and are designed especially for
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
Liberty CRY
Elementary News

Grandma Goes To Town" was
successfully presented ,taSsier the di-
rection OF Mrs. Ruth Jsnes, last
Thursday evening in the Cafetorium
of the Liberty CITY Elementary
School. An enthusiastic audience
enjoyed the performance (which re-
vealed the varied talesnts Of the well
trained faculty. Mrs. Fadell Phillip
."stole the show with her interpre-
.tation Of a frustrated adolescent,
49nly son.
Chairman of faculty committees
whose activities helped to make the
presentation a. success Were: Miss
Eddie Wilson Play; Mrs. Evelyn
Comes - tickets; Mrs. StraGghter-
Properties; Mrs. Alma Johnson -
ushers; Mrs. Dorothy Sanford -
publicity; Mrs. Clovis Anderson,
programs.
Edward Brown, 9Th grade pupil
in Mrs. ,Sidney's room and Barbara
Walker, 9Th grade pupil in Mrs.
Gomez room were first prize winn.
era in the BE Kind to Animals
poster contest. Prizes were given
for the best F'ree-hand and best cut
out posters respectively. Wilkie Fer
guson. 9th grade pupil in Mrs. EN-
ma Wells room and Carolyn Mel
son, Bird grade pupil in Mrs. Colston's
room vie second pace winners
JUICES for the CO l.ps' were Mrs.
Tavern Thompson, MSS Carutaia
Rawn. Mrs. Cloie Sweetipg and Mr..
Caleb Crosby.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-05-20
Garden Club Tea
Great Success

The Musical Tea given by the
Friendship Garden and Civic Club
Sunday, at the Youth Center met
with great success.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

Ii-e; 2-fam. home; 1st fir. apt,
= rms, k. and b.; End A.. 3 rms, k.
and b.; full base. oil heat; lge.
porch and yard; gar; $1,000 down.
NRak MsTS kAEoRAMAs EeRhhf ME- 6earoom a4oo semi
detached brick; oil INV. heat;
rated; $4,000. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, 17l9 K st. NV, MA. 1166.
A LITTLE PLACE. Gallatin between
End and 3rd. Modern brick; con-
sas heat. fne recreation rm.: M
terms sannse oATEWoop syaSe5o! S BENNETT fsSf IF
Realtor. MA. 6341. Wo. 1928.
NEAR LAFAYETTE SCHOOL-3-bed-
room det. corner English style home
with living room, dining room and
katbs kitsnen IL on Us lst floor; , 3 bedrooms, bed Z
bath; oil h,-w.h.; a-car garage;
Terms. LoUIs P. sHoEMAKER,,
1719 K st. NV. MA. 1l66.
RAMBLEkS in d. 6, ana Ma. Living
rm.. dining rm., kitchen, 8 bedrms.,
f ton: MARY Aias'' +. MARkL1N. NssI Son'SIE- Ne.
NR. 18TH n AND lIi 9 COLUMBIA RD.-At-
tractive, spacious, attached. 3-bed-
Im; brick: $15,95o; terms; excel
SHERTzER. RE. 22O1, 81. 7747.
LOVELY DET. HOME. furn. or un-
furn.; to private party only. nc
brokers'; SH; 1895;
6-rm. row brick IN beautiful condi-
ton throughout. Gas h.-w.h., gar.
$15.950. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
l7l9 K st: NV. Ma. 1856.
Modern brick. nicely furn.; 6 large
rooms. 22 baths. powder rm. on Isl
floor: gas h.-w.h 5 adults. Rea-
sonable rent. TR. 1865. -l9
MODERN 2-BEDRM. APT; store
office, detached brick building; will
consider trade on ground or rea
st. SIS, 500 with $500 down lJ pay. "
ment. EX. 34OS. JU. 1-6l64 -lG
Evening star., 1950-11-19

MODERN BRICK HOME
POI OGLETHORPE ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, l To 8
on on a well landscaped level corner
lot. Spacious liv. rm. with fireplace.
large din, rm.. fully equipped kit:
3 twin-siZe bedrms. and 2 tiled
baths on End A.; stairs to finished
heated rm.: oil h.-w.h.; slate roof;
copper cutters and spouts; det. brick
gar. Terms. Call Mr.. Washburn,
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
Spacious and Modern

If you like privacy. you will like this
scaped paH Garden a0f With patio and barbe f
cue. Home individually built and
conv. located. Let me tell you more
about 1t. Call OIL. 170S. METZLER
REALTORS. 1106 Vermont ave. NV.
DI. 5000. --l9
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Rambler 1st Floor

Brick Cape Cod with bedrooms
and bath on 1st floor; large living
room with fireplace; dining room
opening on terraced garden; side
tional 2 bedrooms, bath, playroom
and wonderful closet space in half
story above. S21, 500.
Drive out Mass. ave. extended to end,
one block right to Fairway Hills,
right TO $500 Barr I'd. Open sun
Stradley. RE. 1888 or OIL. 1897.
COX g. CO.
Evening star., 1950-11-19

SHEPHERD PARK
Beautiful Corner Home
Brick. First floor-liv. rm. (15x3O)
with fireplace, lge din. rm.. spacious
fully equipped kit with breakfast
nook, powder rm. Wall to wall car
peting throughout home. Second
floor-4 bedrms., good size with
many closets. full baths. Third
hoor-bedrm., sitting rm., / full
bath, Basement rec. rm. (15x30),
bridge rm.. lge. wash rm.. powder
rm. Outside entrance. Oil h.-w.h.
place. 2-car garage. Shown by ap-
pointment only. A home that will
charm you
B. j. CRIVELLA, Inc.
341S 14th ST. NV. TU. O6OO
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OPEN DAILY; p II; z TO o PM.

OPEN DAILY. . TO 8 PM.
HAWTHORNE
3053 CHESTNUT ST. NV.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK
of these fine detached
new brick houses Is invited. Living
room with fireplace, dining room,
fully equipped kitchen, bedroom
and full bath on 1st floor; two
large bedrooms and bath on 2nd
floor: fun basement. attached ga
rage. large porch. Call Mr. Weaver,
WO. 4944, or Mrs. Dawson, WO.
4162.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
OPEN Sunday, 2 TILL DARK
6lS Emerson st.-Loyely Colonial
brick; 6 rooms. oil heat, inclosed
porch. garage; immediate possession;
S13.950.
GE gam
Evening star., 1950-11-19
KALORAMA AREA

NEW LISTINGS
Town house. near Conn. ave. and
Park; 8 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd
floor; living room with fireplace
large dining room, pantry and
kitchen; large 3rd. .hoor room. full
basement screened porch; newly
dscorated; Immediately available;
S24, 500 on terms. Call Mrs. Her
rims, MI. 4919; RIDDELL REALTY
CO. DI 1900
Evening star., 1950-11-19
DUTCH COLONIAL
CRESTWOOD
OPEN SUN, $3.50 PM.
1879 TAN OR NW

AOto "a - ASxN ~. W.
Built in 1941 this artistic
home cannot be reproduced to-
day for the sale price.
Located in one of Wash
ington's finest residential
areas 1t is Just 12 min. to the
White House.
First A.. large liv. rm.. fire.
place, screened side porch,
den, powder rm., din. rm., kit.
with breakfast knock; End. a.,
3 light bedrms., @ baths;
bSmt., rec. rm., fireplace,
maids rm. and bath; 2-car
garage; corner lot. level and
beaut. handicapped. Weekdays
shown only by appt. Call Mrs.
Grant. CO. 6246.
PAUL P. STONE
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OPEN SUNDAY, 11-5

1928 GREENVAiE RID.
prewar, custom-built, CO.
lonial brick, on lz-acre corner, over
looking Rock Creek Park; excel
cond. throughout. and well worthy
Of spD your at ssfsfu otnsl tmss aUss Ra
To reach: From Chevy Chase Circle
right teasD on Western ave. "a blk,
left on Brookeville rd. to Leland
St, right to Greenvale and property
Or out 18th st. to kalmia rd, left
on Kalmia across bridge to West
Beach dr.. then right TO Leland st
and left to property.
JOHN F. DONOHOE g. SONS
314 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-00s4
Evening star., 1950-11-19
6739 18th PLACE NV.
nDEN GTJMnAv - TIL (

B13y I3th PLACE NV,
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TILL S
Stop in and inspect this lovely CEN
ter-entrance Diet. brick on beautiful
level grounds. First q. has large liv.
rm. with hlirrored fireplace. din
rm., fully-equipped kit. with gar
bage disposal and powder rm.; and
a.. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths: knotty
to-wall, plus many extras.
LOUIS RUDDEN. EX. 5707.
3549 16thxST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. l TILL 5
Ideal for doctor or professional man,
lovely 3-story brick containing
rms. . baths, oil BIT. and 2 garages.
LOUIS RUDDEE. Elk. 5707
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
GEORGETOWN

1917 29th st. nw.-open Sun, 2-5--
eled; suitable single resident or 2
separate apts.; modern kitchen, tile
baths, deep garden, fireplace Call
Virginia Reynolds. AID 0415. with
JOHN LIPSCOMB co.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
Restaurant! !

1929 K STREET NV
$4,000 handles. maybe less!!
Balance, Sl00 mo. 3I2-yr.
lease: can renew. Present rent.
S215 mo. Wine and beer. Can
get liquor. June receipts,
S3,66o.S0; June net. over
81. 900. Drive by. stop in
have a "cuppa cCffee." Isut to
talk turkey"-cash or terms,
see SOLE BROKER, PAUL ].
MILLER, DE. 52S6, DU. 3232.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
GEORGETOWN

This lovely home, to be found only
in this exclusive section, embraces
. well-planned kitchen. dining room.
fireplace, 2Ha baths lovely secluded
garden. 1t is situated on on a quiet
street with high elevation. Price.
500. 900. For appointment to in
spect. call Mr.; Burton. RE. 65S5;
& NORRIS
Evening star., 1950-11-19
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUTSTANDING

Grocery-Fine location for super
market; 5-rm. bunga, lot 105x265;
owner says sell, on easy termsl
For details and appt., call EX. 521S;
ewes, GE. O231. -19
APPROX. "a MILES from D. c. line.
This well-established grocery store,
restaurant. beer off and on sale,
with complete apt, fully equipped
cheap. Call
Max c. Schwartz, Ia. $500
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OPEN SUNDAY / TO 6
BrightWOOd Oportunity

734 RrTTENHoUsE STREET
II you are conservative buyer, you
foot semi-detached brick home Of
large rooms. reception hall. full base
ment, storage attic. oil h.-w. h., on
lot 26x100 IT,. detached garage, in
q popular neighborhood of home
owners. near all conveniences, low
price Of $4,000; $500 cash. bal
ance easy. Miss Watwood. DU
010S.:
MARSHALL j. WApLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
Evening star., 1950-11-19
BRIARCLIFF

Prewar construction. q years old.
one OF the really charming center
hall Colonial homes which dis
tinguishes this excellent area: On
spacious corner lot. Includes den.
lavatory: four bedrooms, two baths
on second floor: two bedrooms and
bath on third floor; recreation room
with fireplace, bar, maids room
and bath: two-car garage; vacant
owner will make attractive terms.
To inspect. call WO. 5576.
GOfnan P. Young. DE. 444A
Evening star., 1950-11-19
OPEN sim o.s PM

OPEN SUN, 2-5 PM.
FINANCING WILL SELL THIS ONE
1904 Otis pl. NV. bet. 10th and
tn sts., Monroe st. and Spring I'd.
Otis pl. is one way, west from 10th
st. compl. apts.; 3rd f. can be
converted to fourth apt; semi
detached brick, excel. cond.; h. W h.
oil, full bsmt.; porches, front and
rear.
P. ]. WALSHE, INC.
ldI5 Eye. st. NV. MA. GAGS; ewes,
WA O1Ul. -1Q
Evening star., 1950-11-19
PHARMACIST

With 10 years experience as manager
of of fastest independent drug
stores in city, wishes to buy inter-
est in good-sized drugstore Can
own services. which consist of
thorough knowledge of all phases of
the drug business. including food
Box 124-G. Star.
Stock for Gift Shop
No expensive items. All new and
modern. VIII sell very reasonable.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.
CUSTOM RAMBLERS
SHEPHERD PARK

2225 SUDBURY RID. NV.
Open Sunday, 1876. OUTSTANDING IN
design and construction. Chese lovely
ramblers offer the most for the
money on today's, market. OF in
divtdual design, the homes contain
center entrance hall. q lgc. rms. g
bedrms): 2 unusually beaut. baths
q with Hollywood ::ub and built-in
vanity; de luxe kit. with every
modern convenience: gas heat: full
bsmt.: stairway to finished! attic;
slate roof; copper cutters and down
spouts. Visit these homes today
and, see for yourself the quality OF
Workmanship and construction that
have made these ramblers so dis
Iinctive. Priced from S31 500.
Directions: Out 10th ST. to Kaimia
rd.; left on Kalmia to w. Beach dr..
right on w; Beach DIR. to properties
and open sign.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 x st. NV. Realtors ME. 54OO
Evening star., 1950-11-19

MODERN BRICK HOME
Overlooking Rock Creek PIX.
In town, vet with uninterrupted view
Of the park. this attractive Colonial
those desiring stunning modern in
terror decoration: three bedrooms,
two baths, living room, dining room.
recreation room. tile kitchen and
built-in garage; on quiet street.
tation problems are Solved: wen
priced and financed. For appoint
ment to inspect. call Mrs. Allen,
TIE. 1896.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
BETHESDA

Two frame houses. close to Wis. ave.,
shopping. schools. One is a 3-bed-
room home with basement and de-
sashed 49, he garase Other spxso Is 0t bedsoom 5s so
semibungalow G. bedrooms on 1st
H.. full basement. lot 62x115;
priced at $13,950. To inspect either
Of these good buys phone Mr.. Bry-
ant. WI. 1919.
FRANK ]. VOLKMAN
Evening star., 1950-11-19

BEAUTY SALON
Splendid s.e. location. operaaIors op,aasIn
BESIDES owner. Long esta6. moas.n maa
equipment. Rent, Sio0; pEiHe, ppthe,
$500; terms; we naxe With
shops, all sections. "A lew "''A
MYRTLE A. Weadon co:
30 2o,o MA. 1894
Evening star., 1950-11-19

BETHESDA, MD.
Attractive corner brick home; living
room, dining room, fully equipped
kitchen: 3 bedrooms, bath, shower
oil &C. heat; convenient location.
L. G. WHITE, EXCLUSIVE
RE 1928 or WI. 1900. .
Evening star., 1950-11-19
LEAVING TOWN
OPEN TODAY

2610 University pl NV. between
Euclid and Fairmont st. and I4th
mr.. 18th. Brick. furnished, 10 rms,
OIL neat, gear cement garage, owner
occupied. Income quoted S300 mo
plus living quarters.
Price, SIS, 500; Down, $4,500
Mr.. Cope on premises from l pm. to
8 pm. EDWIN L. ELLIS, RE. 5i40
Evening star., 1950-11-19
PAUL P. STONE

CHEVY CHASE, D.C.-S22,9 Q
story brick, lge. cor. lot, bedrms..
8 baths. attr. 1st fir.; maids rm..
2-car gar; reaS. down payment.
Keach & Purcell-EX. 2412
Evening star., 1950-11-19
LANE PASTOR, EX. 1855
S DOLLARS FOR YOU S

We will be glad to loan YOU money
to make a down payment on any
business purchased through our Of
fee. You put up some and we put
UP some. That's fair, isn't it?
Call any time.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
GUEST HOUSE

Serves good food to approx. 40 high
class tenants. who pay So. 300 mthly.
near Euclid; owner will give new
5-yr. lease; down, $4,000; BAL,
Evening star., 1950-11-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
BRTGHTWOOD

3 bedrms., row brick; $4,000 cash
required. Kinks REALTY CO.. RE.
1914; ewes, RA. 1885. lie
Evening star., 1950-11-19
KEEP YOUR JOB
$50 WEEKLY POSSIBLE
SPARE TIME
DAY NURSERY

sarden apt. H deveiopment is for f'1s isase
For details write Box 1926, Star
Evening star., 1950-11-19
IIIdIl Z. IUUIIS, LIE. fFF'
WALTER, REED

1ery clean brick home. with 8 mas
ter bedrms., separate den, garage,
oil h.-w.h.; priced to sell quickly.
Sligo 07S9.
Evening star., 1950-11-19
APTS. AND ROOMS

ROOlnl1lg aUuSt DCouUII VI
Park rd.. 1900 block nW;-lneome NJ 6Hare
ters; s rooms of valuable furniture.
3 baths, oil heat; .S115 rent; s, lease
$1,000 down. Ask for Mr. Smltn q
Edwin L. Ellis, RE. 5l4O
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16

Here's Washington news Of
great interest TO small business
and to all taxpayers. This re-
ported action almost approaches
q revolution in bureau operation.
A Washington bureau has ex-
banded its services and stimuli
taneously slashed its operating
expense.
The Reconstruction Finance
Corporation has cut 1000, 600
from its administrative expense.
At the same time the RFC In
dicates II is now set up. despite
decreased expenses, to be OF
greater value i'm assisting indie
pendent small business to secure
long term capital loans.
II is not 20 be presumed that
RFC is now embdrking on the
usual bureau practice OF throw
ing the taxpayers money away.
To the contrary, RFC will in
sist on applicants for loans show
ing fair credit responsibility. But
small business, unable to get long
term loans from local banks due
TO local banking laws. will be
given every consideration. And
RFC intends TO be self-support-
ing.
Don't expect a great deal OF
publicity on this RFC action.
RFC heads are not known as
glory seekers; the agency does
not run heavily TO the corps Of
press agents found in so many
branches of government. And IL
is sure that no bureau Is going
to give any publicity TO the fact
the RFC has found a way to in
crease service, decrease expense.
In fact, there Is fear blowing
through bureaucracy row on the
Mall, that the RFC action may
become n contagious epidemic.
Last week il was reported that
fcNstlOnsi Federation Of Independent Business
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
Urban League Head
Honored With Award

Julius A. Thomas, director or
Industrial Relations, National Ur-
ban League, this week received
the Certificate of Merit of the
National Technical Association
Awarded to Thomas at the Asso-
cations annual meeting, the GER
tificates cites significant achieve
ment in introducing Negro en-
gineers and scientists into Ameri-
can enterprise on the basis of
proficiency and promise"
This is the first such award to
be made by the Association. The
MIA is nation wide, 25 year
old organization whose goal Is
securing jobs and training in
technical fields of American in
dustry for young Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
I351Zl!] BUSINESS
81 wilson harder

the Star Chamber" sessions
held by Commerce Secretary
Sawyer with top industrialists
have created a storm Of protest.
The press was barred.
Suspension OF antitrust laws
was the first topic Of discussion.
Prior TO this meeting. govern
ment officials had declared they
have difficulty understanding
antitrust laws.
But everybody i'm Washington
understands antitrust laws are
merely anti-price fixing laws.
Right now the Marshall Plan Is
spending 10 billion dollars; wants
another 10 billion. This money
buys commodities TO give away.
III corporations seeking this bust
ness all hold to one price, the
profits are greater and small
business is effectively blocked
out. Only antitrust law enforce
ment blocks this easy road to
millions from Marshall Plan
billions.
The Office Of Information Of
the Marshall Plan has just re-
leased an interesting item For
generations men Of this tiny Ba-
varian mountain-top village have
grumbled at hauling water for
drinking. cooking. and bathing,
up six steep kilometers of rough
road. At last. the tiresome chore
is ended. The Marshall Plan is
bringing water up the mountain
TO the people OF Hoehenberg."
The report then relates that a
so, 800 pumping station and pipe
line has been bought by Amer
lean taxpayers dollars.
So now, the men Of Hoehen-
berg grumble no more. And all
the income tax paid by Sc Amer
lean families with two children
on an earnings Of IS, 900 per year
each will go to pay for the water
system.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
Go Seeking
Cigarette Aid
For Soldiers

The Michigan CIO Council this
week launched a drive among It's
aniliates for donations to the
Christmas cigarette fund. The
cigarettes are distributed to
thousands Of veterans confined
in Michigan hospitals.
The Council began distribution
of cigarettes in 1941. Since that
time many of the State CLOS
affiliates have made monthly
contributions TO the fund. The
present drive is aimed at those
locals and county councils who
do not make monthly or periodic
contributions.
Michigan CIO President Au-
gust Scholle and Secretary Treas
urer Barney Hopkins stressed
the Importance of expanding the
cigarette fund TO accommodate
the many new veterans who are
being added TO the injury lists
because of the Korean war. The
officers point out that two new
veterans hospitals are going to
be re-opened soon in Michigan.
Checks should be made pay
able to the Michigan Go Gig
arctic Fund and mailed to 803
Holman Building, Detroit !
Mich. Stickers will be placed on
the cigarettes indicating which
local or council made the dona-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
SO Million Monkeys
Monkey Business

NEW DELHI.-For every sew
en- human beings in India, there
is one monkey. Food Minister X
M. Munshi told Parliament the
monkey population was estimated
at 50,000,000
He also made the point that
monkey exports are dollar earn
erS and are on the increase. In
the past five years alone, more
than 57,ll4 of the little sensible
brats have been sent to the u. S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-12-16
Say "Ham" Why Not
Write Uncle Sam?

Civilian "ham" radio Operator.
henceforth will be accepted
members of the Army's Militia
Amateur Radio System (MARs,
Fifth Army Headquarters an
nounced.
Previously. membership n
MARS-ArmY was limited a.
personnel on active duty o.
members Of the Organized Re.
serve Corps and National Guard
MARS is operated under ioin,
Army-Air Force policy There
are separate networks, however
to meet individual Requirements
of the respective services.
Civilians interested in joinins
the SYSTEM are invited to contact
the MARS-Army Director Fifth
Army Headquarters, 1860 Eas,
Hyde Park Blvd, Chicago Is