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The Nome nugget., 1951-07-20
Walcott's Punch, That
 FlOOred Ezzard Charles, Was Steered ssThataWay"

PITTSBURGH, (P) - Jersey Joe Walcott got set today for lone of the happiest days of my life"-a day when he goes home to Camden, N.J., with the richest ring bauble of them all.
 ''I just wonder how many peo- pie will be on hand," said Felix Bocchicchio, manager of the Gin derella man who won the cham pionship in his fifth try by kayo- ing Ezzard Charles in the 7th round of a scheduled 15-rounder Wednesday night.
 "When Joe went back to Cam den after has first fight with Joe Louis in 1947 around 100000 were on hand. There'll probably be more today"
 The size of the crowd didn't worry Walcott. The 37-year-old quiet spoken champ just said he was eager to "see my wife, six kiddies and all my friends"
 When photographers asked yes terday if he minded posing with Charles-who was staying in the hotel-he said, "I don't want to intrude on EZZard ,hl1t if he'S will ing to shake hands, so am l."
 A few minutes later the two were grinning together but not saying much. Asked later what Charles had said, Jersey Joe said:
 ''He said he ran into my punch my left hook that floored him and won me the championship of the world. But you know, I sort of steered that punch thataway."
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-20
Don Goodman Replaces
 Gov. Gruening Chairman Alaska Development Board

' JUNEAU, (P-Don H. Good man, 42, Anchorage, appointed July 13 to the Territorial Develop ment Board, was elected chairman Wednesday to replace Governor Gruening.
 He went into business in An chorage in 1945 after starting as a bush pilot in 1894. He operates Don H. Goodman Co.,, contractors and Pacific Electric Contractors. He is also a member of the board of directors of the Pacific North west Trade Association.
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-20
DiSalle Says:
 Price Amendment Would Destroy Entire Program

WASHINGTON, (P) - Pri c e Director Michael V. DiSalle told Congress yesterday that the "cost- plus s-guaranteed profit" amend ment accepted by the House would destroy the entire price control program"
 In a letter to Chairman Spence of the House Banking Committee, DiSalle said Wednesdays vote would:
 l.. Cost consumers billions of dollars.
 2. Immediately boost virtually all food prices at once.
 3. Make practically impossible the administration of ceilings.
 At the same time the amend ment would unnecessarily guar antee for manufacturers and pro- cessors excess profits substantial ly higher than the highest earn ings ever recorded by American industry" DiSalle declared.
 Republicans who supported the amendment have denied this.
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-20
US. RelaxeS Ban On Some Exports To Red China

WASHINGTON, P)-The gov ernment yesterday relaxed it's ban against any exports to commun- ist China to permit the shipment of bibles and testaments, begin ming July A.
 Shipment also will be permitted of books, newspapers, periodicals, catalogs, pamphlets, calendars, book and sheet music, and movie films (which do not contain any technical data"
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-20
R & CEaA S % -
tBy the Associated Press, WEDNESDAY RESULTS

American League Boston 4-CleVeland 3 New York 5-Chicago 5 Philadelphia 16-Detroit 9 Washington 7-St. Louis 1
 National League Chicago 6-NeW York 3 Pittsburgh 13-Brooklyn 12 Cincinnati 2-0-Philadelphia 0-1 St. Louis 9-Boston 6
 Pacific Coast League Portland 1-HOllyWOOd 0 Seattle 7-San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 7-San Diego 5 Only games scheduled
The Nome nugget., 1951-07-20

They say that imitation can't be beaten unless reasonable profits are assured.
 DiSalle asserted that "there are not enough accountants in the world" to determine costs so that every manufacturer would obtain a profit on every item he pro- duces - as the amendemnt re- quireS.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
COLORED
VACANT

VACANT
$3.50 DOWN
Mr.. goth AND BENNING RD. NE.
Owner must sell this 6-rm. and bath
row brick home with full bsmt. and
gas h.-w.h.; newly decorated; reas
monthly payments. SURETY REAL
TY CO.. AD O53l, It'll 8. Il
Evening star., 1951-03-26
MATCHLESS

SPRING SPECIAL
Attractive 2-bedrm. brk. CcS,nial To-
Gated nr. .Westover. Tiled bath, at
tractive. liv. rm. with adj, side
screened porch. equipped kit. full,
dry bsmt. S12.950; CT contracts
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd, OW. $500
Evening star., 1951-03-26
TAKOMA PARK

IAhOMA PARK
S9.250
On about h-acre OF ground, enjoying
q knoll in setting of large trees,
this 2-family property has. on the
terrace level. 1iv. rm., kit. with
lst a. is liv. rm. and large kit. din,
rm.; 2 bedrooms and bath on 2nd
4: Furnished. If desired. Please call
Mrs. Taylor. ewes. Rockville 364S.
with 1NEz CUSHARD. Realtor. OR.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
PROPERTY FOR RENT

4I6 IIth ST. S.W.-New 1-story
brick building. in southwest whole
sale market area; 25 by 100 feet;
gas heat. lavatory: SITS month.
c. H. PARKER CO.. MA. 1926. -26
THREE FLOORS (about 27 rms) in
prominent downtown corner bldg.
Available about June / for lease to
one tenant for commercial use. For
particulars, call MR.. BIRCkHEAD'
1i}s Rt fRviSG Ss1i ST. N.w.-s-story Vds 6ias /.
both floors .2Ox40. can be used for
electric, refrigerator. plumbing re-
rent SIS mo. Call HU. $3.50. -2s
GAS STATION, 1417 Irving st. NV,
on heavily Travelled crosstown
TSa5s: pRsG.vp aYsilabls yar su a9G1 s9Go KAss-
S2I1 M ST. N.W.-Shop and Office
space, good natural light and ven-
tilation; parking space. 6 cars; sec
ond commercial. ST. 944S. -27
AIR CONDITIONED End FL.-Pan-
eled in knotty pine: 91x4O plus 3
Offices; ideal for wholesale house,
downtown Call MA. 1896. -26
DESIRABLE BUSINESS LOCATION,
opposite Calvert Theater, 2317 Wis.
ave. Call WO. 0s2l or OR. 6344.
POTOMAC ST. AND PROSPECT AVE.
N.W.-Large store, with rms. and
bath. living accommodations
4001 Gault Pl. NE. storeroom close
MAURICE FITssGERALD. MA. 1888
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HoUSES-SALE-MD. (cont. }

MODERN HOME Of s rms, 3 bedrms.
2 baths. full bsmt; oil h.-w. heat
living rrn. with flrepl., large all-elec
kitchen: large lot on highway. 6 mi
from Silver Spring; conv. to N. o. L
Price S1S,5OO. Phone SH. O42O
ewes. SH. 1851.
Evening star., 1951-03-26

SIX-ACRE PLACE on Monocacy River
in Frederick Co., for S5,25O; q
story frame. 4-room house; furnace
heat elec.; fishing and boating at
your front door. E. K. Ruble, Pooles-
Realtor "a
172 ACRES. Montgomery Co. Dairy
farm with new 6-rm. main DWELL
ing. Oil heat plumbing and modern
kit; hrepl. and picture window: q
car gar. attached. Very completa
and compact unit. Two 5-rm. ten
ant houses, both having baths and
heat. Washington-type 60-cow dairy
barn. totally eauipped: dairy house
totally equipped; 14x50 silo; lge.
maternity barn; new implemeni
shed and shop. 25x125. so q.
permanent pasture. IL q. wooded,
bal. alfalfa. ladino and orchard
5S' 5Srass' streams. ~ mi. D. c.
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Another Buchanan Home
Just completed near Sth and Gallatin
g. I. financing available to veterans
8 rms; bath: extra tiled lst H. pow
der rm.; range; refrigerator; full
basement. Call ME- 1143 until Q
pm: J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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WE NEED NE. AREA HOMES
WOODBRIDGE REALTY

W.. s|Vo. ON. oOot.
COLORED - MODERN AS TOMOR-
ROW-First time offered. a truly
marvellous six-room semidetach d
brick; full basement: gas heat; of
Mimi. ave. ne. We have no nicer
property to offer. Mr.. Penland
ssAIl1y e l? P'%o M IL 7-56s5. ATLAS y
COLORED-FIRST TIME OFFERED
200 blk. Claiming st.-6 rms,
bath, all modern improvements: ex-
cellent terms. Mr. Long, DAVID
z; BARRY CO.. ME. 2025; ewes,
coLoRED-NEAR 7,h AND K Ne
list offering. Lovely 6-rm. brick
lge.. kit. on 1st A.; B rms. bath on
2nd f.: det. gar, full bsmt.; oil
h.-w.h.: storm windows and insula
tton make this very economical to
heat. Shown by appt. only. Mrs
Thompson. RA. 052S, NO. OOO6
LEATH g. ASHLEY, INC. Ma. 6464
CoLORED-GI-charming little Q
bedrm. home: modern kit. and bath
gas heat; semidet Quick possession.
S5l 51st st. ne. JAMES c. CARR,
sr, RE. 1924; Residence, LU.
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4t1 N%AN = " NT1N4I1V i
INVESTMENT d INSURANCE CO.
-2S
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR sALE

TWO S-UNIT BRICK APIS; $4,000.
Large yearly return. Excellent con-
dition, 10 yrs. old. For full informa-
ton call Mr.. MANN, SH. 5555. -2S
NEARBY MARYLAND. Route l.
Must sell Immediately to- settle es-
tate At a fraction of the ap-
praised value; 12-unit apt. house:
income, $4,000, year; must have
1sth 9h An AND HsitsGiiE1, FLoKIbA Mai Ave. Nw.@s-
story brick: 8 apts., store in bsmt. ::
income Sl735O mo. DI. lO15 til
9 pm. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
10th AND X NV. Sound Investment a
sssif f. 4ooJ PHSsz !7:'' Ell HHa4HTS sSSs
A eo-UNIT APT. BLDG, priced at
only 9 times gross. showing excel.
returns, may be bought with un-
usual terms. Please call Mr.. Stern.
sTocRG9; IHi 2l09; EYES; Sss;;oS co. 1854. AvoN 5s
sssVSsf-s5ss ssaSShsss feais0rs 18Th STREET Nv
3 stores. 4 apts.; present income
over 5000 annually; price, S4S.50O.
terms; brokers protected full COM
mission. BOB HOLLANDER. owner,
l411 Pa. ave. NV, MA. 9743. rs
200 BLK. E ST. N.W.-19-unit apt.
bldg. rented to colored; zoned
sl191s gil Me ssiRy eash rsasirssi Ns s1oocs
FOUR AND 5-FAMILY duplex bldgs,
NV. and Sill. Spg., Nd. Excel. in
come or live in one. other apis. will
pay for bldg. RA. 1900. 80
UNIT APT. BLDG. IN N, W.
Each consisting Of 2 rms, K. and b..
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ROCK CREEK HILLS RAMBLER-


tions of Washington; 8 lee. bedrms.,
: tile baths, 25-ft. liv. rm. with
hrepl. and picture window, din. rm..
mod. kit. with Jbrkfst. alcove. full
bsmt., firepl.; gas &C. heat and at
tached garage; situated on large
lhanndscaped lot. To inspect call OR
INC, $500 Conn. ave.
SILVER SPRING-Lgc. liv. rm.. din
nm; modern kit. . bedrms. and
p9aeT1 p6VIp BATH RARF% FSr fG tgrthsT details
SILVER -bedrm. brk. Cape
School and public school; 3 bedrms,
and 70 bath on 1st floor: full bsmt.
with Workshop, screened porch;
s:s].ez: ss!l 1: SH Il fS5EsSSiNdEF S5ss' { 80: s.:
WO0DSIDE PARk-Immaculat s.
bedroom, center-hall brick on \,
acre. beautifully Handicapped. Also g.
room, "a bath Cape Cod nearing
completion in another Silver Spring S
Me mess TaTxsl des!raSie 81 ss9n seommgnitiss NUM- Can
z; RICHARDSON. INC. M2e
this 3-year-old home In Rose.
mary Hills" Silver Spring. g rms,
tlleo bath, 1st floor powder room,
pine den: fenced lot; S19,a50.
z. P. RIPLEY, Realtor. 81. Gill.
Only $1,000 1sSt DOWN needed to buv
a smart looking cute BUNGALOW in
white cement; rooms, bath, fire.
place, INV. heat; pretty setting
OF shrubs and hedge: in Kensington
1or Sll,950 and assume Sl1O
monthly trust payments. r. P.
RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. Gill. Open
A JUNIOR ESTATE OF 5 acres o on
the edge Of Silver Spring with d.
rect highway downtown. Very fine
owners home in Cape Cod style,
modern home for tenant caretaker,
garage. group Of poultry bldgs. to
accommodate t,,t 500 laying hens;
garden. hens, dwelling. etc: owner
moving away wants to sell every
thing including large laying flock
wnicn has been his hobby: $40, 900.
r. P. RIPLEY, Realtor. 81. Gill,
GREAT RAMBLER VALUE - Stone
and brick, slate roof: 6 rms, 2Ia
baths. basement. dishwasher, dis
posal, gas h.-w.h., storm windows;
top, restricted Silver Spring location
$50. Ewes, call JU. 7-71s6. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS. DI. l411.
IN EXCELLENT CONDITION-3-bed-
rm., 1-bath det. brick, l yr. old:
storm windows on ist A.; fenced
yard; disposal unit; good financing.
THOS. l.. PHILIPS. WO. 1900 un-
I'll q n M
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Continued on Next Paee)
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COUNTRY SQUIRE

COTTAGE. $3.50, near Falls Church
on "a acre: ideal for cple.: excel
cond.: incls. well-eduipped mod. kit
approx. - cash.
JOHN w. MULROY
90 Hillwood Ave. Falls Church.
FA. 1892; Ewes. FA. 6SS5.
90
Evening star., 1951-03-26
81 OOO DOWN
FOUR BEDROOM

Fl. Barnard Hts, Nr. Shirlington
bedrms., recr. rm.. semidetached.
ROY N. LICARI, KING S-71O0.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
HoUSES-SALE-N.E. tcont.)
ASSUME $1,000 LOAN
INCOME HOITSE

Here Is a row brick home with from
porch, living room. dining room
Kitchen, den; 2nd floor, master bed
room and u bath. Apartment with
fully equipped kitchen and twt
rooms and bath, rents S55 per mo
Full basement, rec. room, toilet
new oil heat; garage. Good term
can be arranged. Immediate pos
session. Quick sale. Call Mr.
Macintosh jr.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
DI. $500. Eve. LO. $4,000
Evening star., 1951-03-26

NEAR CONN. AVE. AND K-Entirs
floor in small Office bldg, arranged
as 3 office rooms front; apt. with
kit. and inclosed porch in rear;
S120. De WERE WELDON, 1927 K
st. NV, EX. SSH. -26
DOWNTOWN.-Near Doctors Hospi-
tai. entire three story building.
available for business occupancy.
Call J. H. Knox. ONCE of Robert
W: Savage. 514 Union Trust Bldg..
Ma $500.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
INDUSTRIAL pRoPERrY-RENT

WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H ST. NV. REALTORS. MA.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

~ L xtIItSIIIID OO.
ado Bldg. Suite 312, IA. 5-6484
Evening star., 1951-03-26
25,OOO so. FIT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED

10000 SO. FIT. WANTED
Fireproof bldg. convenient to rail-
road siding. Box 295-Y. Star. -27
Evening star., 1951-03-26
INVEST. PRoP.ASALE tcont.)

TAKOMA PARK, MD. Gross annual
income $3.50. Two houses. one
cottage. one shop with apt. above
Price, $4,000; $4,000 cash will
handle Principals only. Call Mr.
Benson. Ma. 4933: eve. and Sun
day, OR. 345S with
OTIS L. WILLIAMS.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
HoUsEs-sALE-vA. (con..)
BELVOIR SPECIAL
BEL AIR

A few choice homes available.
Unusual value in 2-bedrm expansible
Ind floor on 12acre lots.
$11 ,250-Only $1.450 plus settlement
costs to veterans; located on AMMAN
dale I'd. off Lee blvd. For appoint
ment, call CH. l1"4
JAMES G.. WARE
Evening star., 1951-03-26
DOCTORS. EMBASSIES
IARGE
FAMILY HOME

Close to Coolidge High School and
Recreation Park, all extra spacious
rms, extra large living rm 13x22,
with beautiful fireplace and built
in bookcases. Family size dining rm.
12x15. Beautifully equipped kitchen
12x15 pine paneled den, 3 large
bedrooms, plus 2 sleeping rms, full
basement with outside entrance,
dishwasher. ironer and bendix in
cluded. Bird floor finished. suitable
Tor play room most excellent flnan-
Interest rate drops 1aqc exery 4
years, oil h.-w.h., beautiful shrubbed
lot, Owner must sell. Home vacant.
immediate occupancy. Priced re-
duced S3,500 to sell. Total price.
SOLO It'll Q pm. ~
MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT d INSURANCE co.
Evening star., 1951-03-26
NORTH ARLINGTON
VIRGINIA FOREST

2-story brick Colonial. Liv. rm. with
fireplace. Din. rm.. kitchen. 3 bed
rms. Ceramic tile bath. Full base
ment with laundry tubs and outside
entrance Screens, storm windows
insulated. weatherstripped. Walk.
ing distance TO school and transpor-
tation. Buy it today
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
p.ai+z.. m. acno an
Evening star., 1951-03-26
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
To Be Sold This Week End

To Be Sold This Week End
Don't say next year. I could have
bought 1t. Own 1t now. The shingled
and tiled side walls in this old home
cover insulation for warm winters
sleepinS @ Ipt norch: ample for a Iarps rye fam. ANN
lily; full basement; excellent oil heat
ing system; 2-car garage and N
acre are attractive features: SIT, 900;
a home surrounded by successful
neighbors in Falls Church. Telephone
FA 1890
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 1920.
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Exclusive Realtors. FA. 262(
S14.250

Immaculate three bedroom masonry
Cape Cod featuring living room with
fireplace. separate dining room
equipped kitchen, 10 by 12 side
porch. located on a beautifully ter
raced lot, Just outside Alexandria
city limits, moderate cash down
payment and assume combination
FHA-GI loan. with monthly pay
ments of $40. call today for ap.
pointment tn inspect.
Evening star., 1951-03-26

STORES, OFFICES, WAREHOUSES
WE OFFER NOW
COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL
BLDGS. WITH PARKING FACILI-
TIES. IN BEST WASHINGTON
LOCATIONS.
LOUIS BURMAN, RE. 1768
IT'S GOOD BUSINESS
To look into this store location
ideal for dry goods, hardware, etc
Conveniently located in main shop.
ping district in close-in suburban
area. Call MR.. BOVELLO, GE
2S42 or RE. 0736. -27
5577 CENTRAL AVE. Sc.
Beautiful new store. 30xS0, located
in new shopping center with large
parking lot. Benning area; large
colored population; suitable for drug
store. variety. hardware. and 10;
now available: reasonable rental.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H ST. NV. REALTORS MA. $500
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK AVAILABLE, downtown mailing
address and efficient telephone
answering service. ME. 1868. 90
Evening star., 1951-03-26

5 UNIT APT. BLDG. IN N. W.
Each consisting Of 2 rms, K. and b.,
plus store in bsmt.; cold-hot water
heat; income over $500 monthly
Call Mr.. Lindsay, 10. 2-0792. j. H
GREENE REALTY CO., 715 Fla ave
NV NO 614fS Pa
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MCLEAN

Frame bungalow; very nice cond.: liv.
rm.. dinette. 3 bedrms., bath, mod
Price, -SI2,750. For appt., call E. H.
IRWIN. OW. 1928 or Elmwood 364S.
Exclusive ID
Evening star., 1951-03-26
STORES FOR RENT Cont. }
PROMINENT NV.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE for light manufactur.
Ing on End floor at 5th and Mass.
aye NV; 1900 So. #. Call HU.
REAR, 300 BLOCK r ST. NV
5000 So. it.. End CONNER. Ma. s696.
Evening star., 1951-03-26

COLORED
H1GH-CLASS HOMES ONLY
See us for the best high-class home
values
DEAL WITH CONFIDENCE
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co
1924 14th st. NV, DI 324e
Evening star., 1951-03-26
CHEVY CHASE

CHEVY CHASE
On a level lot, and vacant, this size
able house was recently decorated
3s-it. lly.-din. rm., large family
rooms and 2 baths on ind f.; 2 bed
rooms on 3rd A.; oil INV. heating
plant in bsmt. Please call Mrs
Cushard. INEZ CUSHARD, WI. 1867
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-11-03
S. J. PHILLIPS
History Repeats

THE NATIONAL NEGRO B1Slress Less-s iounr
ID by Booker T Washington celebrate Is tfty eoN
anniversary this year in Washington &c
In circular describing the purpose 81 thst ~
meeting held in Boston August 23-e+-5 lsVo VI
Washington said II IS very important y 20 every aN
OF business that any Negro woman = engsseu
De represented This meeting viii present great %
portunity for Us TO show the world what progress
have made IN business since our freedom !,
IN THE MEETING Oct. 1912 az the Depaftnen"
Commerce. great things done For hffy-two ye.'
We have sought place in the business sun fens
our progress in this field has not been as dramatic
the entertainment world. but believe ne race
whole hiss received greater benefits
The first officers elected st that historic meeting
Boston Booker T. Washington. President u"@ s
Jackson. Vice President. Richmond Va. Mrs III w.
Moore Smith. Vice President Chicago: Gilbert = 49,
ris Treasurer Boston: Edward T. Cooper Secrecy
Washington DC f. A. Johnson Compiler raeen, -,
ONE OF THE HICHLrGHTS of that hIst me;
was the speech delivered by William Lloyd Gs ar
Jr. son of the famous abotionist who Ssid az A.;
tcular word wish 20 leave with you IS tnis' nus
be your own employers as speedily as posSloe frn
farmers. do not rest until YOU control me ;<
which you gain vour living II you are mechs' ,e,e
traders. seek first gain home without m mo- ron
foregoing many desirable things until you arc ~"
debt ,o,
independence and debt cannot long keep eo nnS
But in the South as in the North. possession % -
~ earned property will surely bring rcSp.'' ."
crease personal security" - .e uN |
THE HUNDRED DELEGATES from . s VA Nab
attended that first meeting were encouIaReu lines d
ington when he said Il have faith in the a;in d
Of this organization. AS have noted the 0o have
people in nearly every part of the countess s, With
always been encouraged bv the fact hat 81 'heree
out exception whether in the North or Sou s in bus
! have seen a black who was Suc'eeusd nier |
mess who taxpayer. and VINO poS ,as tresN |
gence and high character. that indV',h white rae
with highest respect by the members OF ,ne "exanpe
In proportion as We multiply uo lived
North and South will be our problem otl and D
every strive 10 become the most ,seless 10Y
dcspensabe man in his community. not in az
class is a menace and danger We nus ssotv,ihspfpS
part OF our country, become discourage; 's We np
ne the wav often seems dark and desoia,v-
maintain faith in ourselves and IN o"i ''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-11-03
JULIAN c. WYCHE
Turner Has Hot Tine

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-11-03
ELLIOTT CARLTON
Chewing Gum Story
WI WERE IN rne sgo1sy.

WI WIRE IN
j = al rgft spf ne =, r'e~ g.fr oefs' ny Ii'iie
~, a<ed
THOUGHT OF Inc countless chewing gum dis
pensrs Sn4ny ,range snd compared n the subway
.zfe.si.gly Kept aa,Dgnt Of all those mirrors In
.aya ne s4bes7~s contradiction. 10 mirrors
p te ".ahfconrs but tnocssnds on the station plat
And al tina subaidized by chewing gum
so SAID Chew gum, 90 ahead and chew
soiety' II certainly would not do for wrigeys 10 get
st4ck with oil that gum It's bad enough that they
chicsgo Cubs
And then got 70 rejecting With all those mir
Why SHOULD my little boy have ASKED ,hs, aues-
tom "hsfcd be get the ides that il wrong 10
chew gum
THINK IT OVER and youn agree with me
dswned on me that We. and were not allowed TO
chew the teachers vested interest
How could they tell that you talking when you
ohewed gum?
But that when you and were kids Nowadays
kids are able To talk in school But my boy must have
had Of those old time grape vintage teachers
NO TALKING in school
50 sehool was misrabie place in time.
b. different now Kids don't actually like 20 70
~hpoi, bu, they don't 10 mind it much.
And that's because. except in boys class they're
allowed 20 talk They're allowed 10 discuss They're
allowed 70 express their thoughts II to this
They are given practice in living in democratic envr-
THAT'S NOT BAD. is it,
But there who think that il is They don't
think much OF the public schools They realize that in
the public schools children Of all religions get
together and in that very coming living together
stress their common American heritage
THESE ARE the divders midst. They set
and religions apart for they have basic fear
the solidarity Of American labor. These dvders don't
know much, but they do know that divided prcju-
dice dden labor force will lead weak unions long
hours. and low wages
II hardly coincidence, then, that the very
young unions of the early nineteenth century the
strongest single force for public education Even
il is not accident that public cducations cigor-
supporters 90 be found in unions
Maybe should show this 10 my boys teacher too
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-23
It's Still Shellac

In India there are four harvesting
seasons for lac-the substance from
which surface-protecting shellac is
made. The April and May lac crop
is called "baisakhi" for the month
"Baisakh." Next in importance is
the October-November crop, called
"Katki," from the month of "Ka-
tik." Less important harvests are
the "Jethwi" crop of late May and
June, named for the month of
"Jeth," and the November-Decem-
Der "Aghani" harvest, christened
for the month Of Afghan"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-23
Steam Plants

Steam heating plants of large
buildings now serve double pur-
pose-heat in the winter, GOODNESS
in the summer. An absorption ma
chine created by scientists of Car
rier Corporation converts steam
into comforting anti-hotweather
atmosphere.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1951-11-23
Maligned Whistle

The much maligned whistle
Punk" actually has the very re-
Sponsible job in the Douglas fir re-
gion forests of transmitting orders
from the rigging Singer and hook
tender as signals to the donkey
engineer.