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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-S14.950;
by owner, bedrms. t2 on first a.. /.
iiy.' rm.; sep. din. rm.; lge., modern
Ven. Ven, blind bitnds.s Assi storm windows. is lge.
AIMS. A' A Janney school. 'I shopping.
Excel; transp. White frame on high
44th st. NV. wo. 1856. 4
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY, AREA
Cape Cod rambler. brick. bed
rms, 2 baths, liv. rm., kit, bsmt. bsadt.
BkfGHrwooS@semide isfasi R5 S9oe; brick. liy.
Im;, din. rm:, Kit, breakfast nook.
bsd1rmss bis bsms ssTase; sTa asse sonr; c.,S to
EKiAETKoTb 5AMES & M5LDER .lR qE 1919. 4oN brK5 5
with 2 inclosed porches; gas h.
call Cal the the owner: 5SaiS ST. 81 ssaa, s.
BIGaRsILEiITH-s bsdrm.., liy, rm.. din.
Garage; sm; s1sssoo GaSo' aeoRoEPoWN dGa9Es Pe5
elusive. MI. 5577; eyes, wo. a115.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-vacant-This
lovely detached stone and shingie
home is nicely located close to all
convens.; 1st fl: has q full center
hail. liv. rm. with ,firepl.. din rm.,
modern. equipped kit, powder rm.,
bedrms adi9ssa a0rdh tIs 6aths; Sad H. rec
Gail W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. $500
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-Exclusiv
guesthouse, 16 rooms, 4h baths;
Sale. price includes real estate, all
INCOME $1,000. ' plus as very strs large Iss- aps.
for owner $500 cash required.
Balance as rent. Call RE. 1886.
Detached brick rambler only 6 mos.
rm and din. rm with firepl.. mod
ern equipped kit, nice bedrms.
and bath, storage attic. W. B.
LGE. GEifH1; BET. FRi FRAME isoG HOUSE: s rms.
2 baths, with bedrm. and bath on 1st
A.: oil heat. yard gar. nr. 18th and
Madison sts., 5000 cash. S1l7 7,50
per mo; can can rent out part Ct $3.50
AD5oHNfNG Ps5 nj rs4Hs sfRISG GE EAfLfT LEY Kent
with entr. hall. step-down liv.. rm..
lge. separate din. rm., 3 bedrms.,
2 baths AND bsmt. To inspect these
ave. past Ward Circle and Ameri-
can Univ.. bear right on Loughboro
rd., 2 blks. to Weaver St, left and
!olloW arrows TO open sign, sample
house 1924 Weaver ter. NV;
S29,950. Open daily and Sun,
to 5. NORMAN H. HIMELFARB,
ON EASTERN AVE, out N. H. ave
Semidet. brick. built 1913; 2-story.
5 rooms and bath. fulls bsmt..- gas
heat. Venetian blinds, storm windows.
Assume large GI loan, S50.15 per
month, AZ; $4,000 cash or less cash
and will place End trust. STRoUP,
NR. PARK s' ROAD. for sale, furnished.
iSssItmsnt fSsssns oDp9EsqnEtE 4T g9sg for home
brick; 8 rms, 2 baths; oil hot-water
heat. Can be used for many types
of small business. once of A. NJ.
DRAISNER. MA. So36, 1404 L st. NV,
appt. Att. brick. containing spa
ease fa9s; Tm pnce sss5oo ssst55o res substsnaa ba
GE. 1881. j. NELSON HUGHES
THE HAMLET-Brand-n detached
brick rambler in this highly desir-
able area; home consists of receipt.
hall, liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
modern equipped kit, den, 3 nice
bedrms., 2 tile baths; full bsmt.
space for recr. rm., stairs to huge
fioored attic. built-in gar. beauti-
fully situated on nice lot; side
porch; unusually good value. Call
w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $500.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp
smal

GEORGETOWN -Exquis., small. new
house; never oceup.; 2 bdrms.. f;p..
Alex, HuNTINGTON-Unusually at
trac. 2-bedrm. brick home, beaut.
dec; new Tappan range and refgr.,
lge. shady lawn: screened porch; gas
heat; full bsmt.; S115 mo. TIE. $3.50.
SILVER sPRING-6 rms: new house;
ami, Benoix; S110; vacant. Key.
s02 Sligo ave-. SH. 7059. -
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

cry; prompt serv.; 24-hr. day. e
day wk.; SO min. AT. 1887. 12*
MOVING BY VEL -Exper nelp every
piece wrapped, insured; reas. Call
Lny time MR. COOK. GL 5l31
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country safe storage in
SEPARATE rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO 0l04 UNION STORAGE
CO INC est 1906
vOU CAN'T afford to move. but
hAEe 1907. %; oat i4os Not S ss. a. nw WNAN'' 8!
SPACE AVAILABLE from and to
Houston. Tex. Leaving Houston ap-
proximately March 11th, arriving
D. c. 18th; returning Immediately.
Capacity 900 GU. it.. 7ta tons. very
reasonable. ANY route. Bonded and
insured. HAROLD MAIDEN. GIL,
3S77. Arl.. Va. o. c. Miller, 204
Earl Houston. Tex. UN. S542 "A
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APARTMENTS WANTED

Wishes fsq unfurn. ineapensive eAsmens; sanny
utilities; few birds allowed. HU.
TWO GOVT. GIRLS desire 1-bedrm
endon or Arlington. AL. 1901. So
apis. and houses. What have you?
No cost to landlords; Wash, Va,
sTaTE Msii Whit bEfARrMGkr Pa 3aqi; OFFICER
lwoman) desires tastefully furn. apt.
9, months; up to $3.50; 1 or 2 rms,
kit, bath. 10Th St. Mass. ave-, Du-
gent go1 Circle ;n NA, a74o. Ext. S17.
NaaA bed1m nnfufn apt xe or Tanss
in Bethesda Chevy Chase or West
SILVER Spring areas, by April L.
ATTORNEY desires attract. furn. apt
i.efon Of bfdgms Raf. 1ssG nxf or
SCULPTOR AND EMPL. WIFE, no
children. desire unfurn. quarters for
reas;; NV. pref. Wo. s239 or 81.
Professional MAN desires small
particulars. BOX 43o-T. Star. -0l'
CONN. AVE, Mass ave. or 18th. st.
area. Efficiency, S6O-S70. Call MR..
WETzEL, HU. 4345. a
TWO SISTERS. Govt. empl;. M want M
liv. rm.. kit, pvt. bath; with utils;
cow. to Navy Annex. close-.n NV.
or Arl.: reas. Call KAY or BEA,
st. 1852. Sat. 6-s pm; SUM-, be-
THREE Govt. GIRLS desire fur
nished apt. in NV. section; private
living room, bedroom. kitchen. bath
room: Call CO; 1856; A.
NAVAL OFFICERS FAMILY desper-
ately needs furnished two or three
bedroom house or apt, Mar. 81 to
UMn yane eRNIsnEDS II Sn; S:1si Sa:z1BsEiDRM. APT. NV;
pref. GEORGETOWN. EX. 6115, Ext.
1852 or AID. 0462 after $50. --3
BUSINESSWOMAN desires furn. ef-
ficiency apt, NV. apt. bldg. DU.
0S09 after $50 pm. Will sublet.
EX-GI-Moving. packing. Grating
storage; local, long distance; expert
service; low rates. no. 5619. A.
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RTTTENHOUSE AT 14th
Owner viii sell below market price,
rm.; vacant. In excel. cond. RA.
7063. -3
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1906 ROBINSON PLACE
In Virginia Forest
FALLS CHURCH

8 -bedrm. rambler. with liv. rm.. din.
rm. kit; garage; screened porch
and bsmt; nr. schools and transp. !;
furn., including television and piano;
S225. Ewes. call Mr.. russell, Falls
Church 7140. Exclusive with
1912 K st. NV, Realtors, MA. 1867.
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BRICK RAMBLER


Brand new. contains 5 unusually
large. rooms, colored tiled batn. de
luxe kitchen with disposal; $120 per
month. To reach: Out Michigan
ave. into Queens Chapel rd., out
Queens Chapel rd. to Ager rd.. left
on Ager rd. to our sign. FREDE-
RICK REAL ESTATE. RE. 2461, 81.
666A. >
II TO 5, SAT. AND SUN.
8 bedroom, 6 rms, modern. 500
mo. 1910 N. Irving. Clarendon.
OW. 760S. 4
1904 WEST LANHAM DIR.
Hyattsville Md.-Detached frame. 4
rms, q bedrms0. bath; oil heater;
Sl00 per month. Call Miss Schroth,
Monday.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345..
"A
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CONSIDERING RENTAL

OF your property in Arlington or
Fairfax County9 Call or write for full
Information on our rental manage
ment service. ARFAx REALTY, 727
Lee highway. Falls Church, IA.
1880. -
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Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO S
1929 MORRISON ST.. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. Blessed Sacra-
ment Parish, Just on Conn. ave-;
Diet. home, ideal for lge. family;
center hall with den on 1st f.; z
h.-w.h.; good garage. Priced low.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS, WO. 1900.
34oO Conn
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CREST WOOD
1s4S ,,.s HFsAUS s1[sJS ST. NV.
SHEPHERD PARK
RECOMMENDED BUYS

BRIIIHIWUOI3
Home and income. 2 apts.. lovely
recreation rm.. ga baths, yard,
flowers, GARAGE, gas h.-w.h., death
causes sale. S3, $50 cash, 2nd fl. apt.
COLUMBIA HTS.
Best furn. apt. bldg. in city, of 18th
St. Al cond;s clean, well-managed.
9 units. inc. Sl1.5So nets over So
easy. Don't miss this. owner or
Also clifton st. of 14th. s small
units, converteds 4 baths. attrac:
good net return. S14.500 cash, ball
ance easy. -
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---------S~11------ ----------------
So Longfellow st. NV.
Row brick. Z rooms g bedrooms), /,
bath. porch, garage, oil burner;
nicely furnished; convenient TO
transportation and shopping CEN
ters; rent includes oil for heating;
S150.66 month.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1snS II 81 w MA o2A5
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ESTABLISHED BAKERY

IN same location for "A years; now
wishes to sell business and equip
ment, on main street in Alexandria,
Va, and End retail outlet in bust
crossing over $4,000 per year;
price. $4,000; reasonable cash pay
ment, chattel mortgage unpaid bal
ance. To inspect, call CHI. 1888.
Ewes and Sun, Falls Church 1878.
GEO. MASON GREEN
2s40 Wilson Blvd. Arlington. w.
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REDUCED. $500

56 New York ave. NV. Open Satur-
own decorating on this S-rm. house.
One of the best rental sections. This
house can be bought for S12.750.
with a substantial down payment.
D. F. FARLEY, vi. 4949
Your Neighborhood Real Estate Broker
Ifn,n ti..,aa ~, Maxk paRal
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

OO4NNN AtlkJO 4II1Of1 II I u
Spacious 2-bedrm. apts.; modern
garden-type DEVELOPMENT; rush-hour
exp. bus 90 Minis. to downtown; S92,
incl utils. Resident manager. MRS.
LEWIS. 10. 2-642S. -6
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HOUSES FOR SALE-k.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-s14. $50;
iiv.' rm.; sep. din. rm.; lge. modern
kit; panel brkfst. rm.: Ia baths;
Ven. blinds, storm windows, lge.
porch. full bsmt.: 2 blocks to st.
AIMS. Janney School. shopping.
Excel. transp. White frame on high
lot, fenced-in yard with outdoor
grill. May sell GI. Open. 1927
44th st. NV. WO, 1880, a
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sOUTHEAST-New semidet. brick
home, 9 rooms. 3 bedrooms, large
lot; will lease 1-3 years. Open for
inspection; immediate possession.
4621-4623 H ST. Sc.
Out Penna. ave. to Alabama ave, left
to 46th ST.. left on 4tth to H st.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
1924 4th st. NV. DI. 3346
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BUSINESS for colored.
CUE, 4810 Deane ave. ne. seafood
and carry-out shop; restaurant fully
equipped, 10 leatherette. booths. 20
stools to counter; complete cooking
and grilling in front; kitchen COM
plete, barbecue house complete, LIQUOR
and beer or either obtainable: ideal
location; cash price for quick sale.
$500: lessee called in service; will
take small balance on chattel. Leave
r,aaesaoa of nII 4SCR 4
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW, walkine dis
tance Bethesda Naval Hospital and
Natl. Inst. Health. near schools and
shppping: Mf a1ss THos' e. HAMPTON
THIRD ST. NE.-3-bedrm. semidet.
house. above r. I. ave; 2 double
porches, oil heat, well furnished;
available now; S135 per month.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.. INC,
73S 18th st, NV. DI. $3.50. IS
KENSINGTON-2 bedrms., liv. rm.,
fireplace. dinette. elec. kit. base
ment, gas heat; corner lot; near
bus. schools, stores; furn., S175;
unfurn., SIZE. LO. $4,000. 4
BEAUTIFUL. LARGE HOME. Mclean,
Va. e miles D. CO.. with 2 bus
lines; newly decorated throughout.
4 bedrooms, 2 baths, living room,
den; ] acre; oil heat; Gear garage.
Available now. $500 month.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Vacant-This
lovely detached stone and shingle
home is nicely located close to all
hall, liv. rm. with f1repl.. din rm.,
modern equipped kit, powder rnl.y
inclosed porch; 2nd f.. 8 excellent
bedrms.. 2 tile baths; rec. rm.. q
car gar.; storage attic; well fnanced.
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FITS THE BUDGET-New home in
Wheaton Park, 5 lge. rms. (2
bedrms.). tiled bath. gas heat; full
bsmt.; nice yard: ideal for chill
dren; only S115. PERRY HAY
CO. ST.. 62do q
DANIELS PARK, Md. near Berwyn
--2-bedrm. bunga.. nicely furn WA.
5409. Ask for MRS. SCHEUCH.
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ARLINGTON. VA.-1-BEDRM. APT.
In FIT. Meyer area; convenient to
Pentagon; available immediately: :
$50 mo-, including utilities. Apt.
303. 1858 N, 18th st. H. G..
SM1THY CO., S11 18th st. NV;
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK

MA. 1865. Directions: Out Wis. to
Ingomar St.. right to 43rd st. and
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WE HAVE many desirable clients
waiting for houses in Cleveland
Park. Mass, Ave. Park, Chevy Chase
DOz, INC, DU. 1884. or CO. 1924.
COUPLE ONLY. no pets, will rent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

foi his work in negotiating peace
in Palestine
Approximately 1900 seniors are
scheduled to receive their degrees
~ the ceremonies from DR. David
p. Henry. president of the Uni
Nersity. who will also lead the
81 aduates in declaration of civ
ic loyalty. Coupled with the
084 graduates in February the
1851 total is only l73 short of
the record set last year when
? 557 degrees were granted
Thirty-two of the degree cam
didateS who have. completed RO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Boot Black
Polished

Being a Jack of-all trades failed
TO help Clarence lnghsh last
week when he sought 10 keep
intact the No Waiting policy
of the barber shop in which he
worked.
A customer came INTO the ton
serial parlor at 1920 Oakland IN
q hurry and requested a nous
tache trim. while another man
followed in his footsteps. lnghsh
obliged him pronto But the man
behind was Fred B Jones, deputy
Inspector Of the State Barber
Board.
Recorders Judge Joseph A
ellis placed lnglish on year 5
probation last Wednesday for
practicing barberlng without a
license Inglish is employed reg
ularly in the shop as boot black
and took place of the barber who
was out To lunch
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Hundreds Watch
Wife Stay Mate

her out as having just stabbed
a man in front of 1912 Randolph
Mrs. Franklin told police that
she had gone downtown with .
male friend. Charles Robinson.
80. who was a roomer in thei,
home The pair met Franklin a,
corner OF Shelby and Michigan
where Franklin took $40 which
he had given his wife and then
ordered Robinson TO move out
of their home Robinson walked
off.
The couple then proceeded To-
walk north on Shelby TO State
across State TO Broadway and
Gratiot where Franklin struck
his wife a blow in the mouth
with his hand. knocking no,
against building She then drew
a knife from her dress pocket
opened il and stabbed Franklin
Police confiscated green.
handled single bladcd knife.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

hundreds of downtown
l,a mu gasped and turned
f f|OrF heads away in awe
| E''Ss a 27-year-old woman
Stabbed to death her nus
|sand afte he had cuffed her
\; D't ,be mouth near the busy
||;;"",ersection of Broadway
L i rstiot last Saturday after
noon. ,, rL
i, 40. 1850 Monroe. who died
;,,,,.s later after being car
,;.d Immediately TO the ope-
,,,ino room on sdmitfance to
p.ceivinq Hospital about ESQ
nm. as suffering from a stab
wound Of the left chest.
Held for investigation OF muir
der /, his wife Jean, same adj
dross who was arrcstcd by two
natrolmen near Randolph and
C,atio' az y ine,>cS pointed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Detroit els
Continued from PAGE II

~H-'hNeo ttOm rage ~
Of fighting men, who include h ;
father, q World War veteran
ana his four older brothers. al
veterans OF World War II.
Sgt Grecrs citation reads in
part SGT Grcer's battalion wa
displacing resrward to new
defensive position when attacked
by enemy forces. forcing the
personnel 70 take cover in ire
q tcheS
With complete Indifference to
ms personal safety Sgt Greer
seized q rocket launches and. in
defensive position when attacked
envy cmplacomcnts Thoug
wounded and in great pain. he
continued 10 fire his rocket
launchcr destroying two hostile
machine gun positions before his
ammunition was exhausted lis
neroi action caused his COM
AIDES 10 fallv and fepel the on
cushing encmv
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Mrs. Norwood
Denies STUNNING
Funeral For Mate

That Was q very plclous story
y mach SAID Ms. Norwood
stunned the funeral OF hes hus-
band -
This was the statement which
came Monday from Atty. Wolf
gang. legal counsel for the late
Detroit hotelman. Walter Nor
wood. who succumbed TO a
heart attaik while in motel
in Los Angeles two weeks ago.
Wolfgang said he was referring
to newspaper story last week
which state. that Mrs Nab \
Norwood, wife OF the deceased.
had summed his funeral de-
Ginning to 60
Everyone who knows Mrs.
Norwood knows she is mentally
Ill. said Wolfgang. The family
thought the trip all the way 10
Californ a would be too much
for her TO stand, and they felt
she should not try going
Ill For Years
Mrs Norwood has not been
well for years. Wolfgang ex-
planned Her mind goes and
comes. bought her plane tic
ket for Los Angeles last year,
and right al the last minute she
decided not 20 so She's not a
Young woman nor a well woman.
Norwood died a few minutes
OTTER he hal checked into a Los
Angeles motel with a woman
whom he signed on the register
as Mrs. Duke
Norwood who founded ire
Hotel Norwood IN Detroit. and
v no was once part owner OF the
Hotel Fairbairn. han been living
in California several years
HEARING SET
A hearing Will be held IN Pro
bate Court July , 10 ue'c' UNI"
who will be guardian Of the Nor
" God estate
Although the hotelman left
\ ariouS sums To various persons
of his family and acquaintance
an effort will be made to obtain
a legal guardianship Of Mrs Nor
wood
Richard Austin and GuStave
Pines have been named 'ardlanS
o. the estate in preliminary pro-
ceedines
Pines. however who figured IN
financial transactions
with the late hotel owner, VIII
seek guardianship Of Mrs. Nor
Y God. according 10 Wolteang
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

stumbled backwai d.. setting him.
self into the tub.
Last Wednesday Ms Rum
Carr. %, same Columbia al
mother. stated that Ronnalla had
cut herself while playing with
knife. The child, however. told
police that MIS- Kennedy had cut
her because the woman was mad
al her. Officers are Investigating
the case
Bruce Grimes was playing on
the real steps and fell over -ide
Of the stairway to land some nine
feet distance 10 the ground has
mother, Lu, %, told police Ills
condition IS temporarily serious.
Charles Labon was conveyed
10 Providence Hospital last Thurs
day in semi-conScious condition.
Alfred Giegiapaola. % 1927 ~
Grand avenue, told police that
about 9 am. while NJ was wor6-
ing on repairs OF buildine ~
1892 Mortified he looked acr0-s
the street 70 see small bow
playing BY himself on the ccp'
floor porch railing fall dow
the ground. striking his heae IN
q concrete pillar The tot, COS
dltinn was diagnosed as = upo-
ial.lv So. Gus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

A 40-year old wife who threat
ened to beat her husband with
shoe then to shoot him with q
gun because he came in too late
early Sunday morning was NOR
tally wounded by her husband
several minutes later when she
repeated her threat.
Victim of multiple gun shot
wounds OF the face. neck and
arms is Mrs. Ethel Marion. 1870
E. Willis. who was dead on ar
rival at Receiving Hospital
about 400 am.
Held for Investigation OF muir
Der IS hel husband, James E,
~ who gave himself up to police
after calling his uncle. Russell
Murphy who ia turn called po-
lice after coming to the Willis
address
The husband told police that
ne came home after attending a
movie between midnight and I
am and was undressing in his
OeoFoom when his wife entered
WIN In, shoe in her hand asking:
hour" ~ '"i'
one then started beating him
vser the head with the shoe
%d'ion took the shoe away from
asl and she left the room. re-
" oIns seconds later with a gun
sa. "e' hapd This he also took
s"ay nom her. She left the room
sS sa." and returned with another
r 10 ner hand and threatened
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Suspect
CONTINUED from Page ~
Thomas raced off.

The Scont car overlook the
Thomas car in an alley at the
rear of his home. He fled from
the car Police shot him when I've
refused TO heed their cry -
halt testified Patrolmen Milan
Giarich and Glenn Knox OF
Woodward Precinct
Miss Rosemary Rolling. 23.
white. of 20 Chandler was riding
with Thomas at the time Police
arrested her as material wit
ness. An hour after Thomas had
been shot. police said they found
mariiuana cigaretS in his car
They held him for Investigation
of breaking and entering and
possession of narcotics. Sunday
however. Thomas was released
from Receiving Hospital and al
lowed to go home on bend.
Miss Rolling was also released
without charge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
threatening Wife Slain
AFTER Disarming Of Gun

10 beat him. wherein Marion
fired the $50 Bcretta automatic
to infllct the aforementioned
wounds.
Marion told police that he put
on his clothes again and walked
around for sometime before de
Gliding to call his uncle and then
give himself up
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Boy, 7, StaIded Fatally
After Tumble Into Tub

A two-year-old boy was
victim Of critical burns over
50 per cent Of the body when
he stumbled into "A tub of hot
water containing lysol, a
baby girl repeatedly was
stabbed in the chest by an
rated clearinghouse keep
er, and two tots were injured
respectively BY falls from
from porches of their homes
over the weekend.
Dead is Gerald Cannon. 1863
Leland. who succumbed two
hours later after being con-
veyed TO Receiving Hospital
last Saturday about am. as
victim of End degree burns
dress, brought her daughter .
Receiving Hospital as victim Of
stab wound in the left chest.
She stated that her child was
brought home about pm. by
Mrs Louise Kennedy to whom
she boards her girl out by day.
Mrs Kennedy according 10 the
over nearly his entire body.
Victim OF stab wound in the
chest in Ronnalla Carr, 3, SAL E
Columbia while injured by fall
from porches were Bruce Grimes.
l9 months. 1922 Harding. who
suffered lacoration OF the right
temple and possible skull frac-
turc. and Charles Labon .. 1897
Mortified, suffering a poss ble
skull fracture.
Stumbled Backwards
Mother Of Gerald Rosa Lee
% same address. told police that
she poured lysol into a foot TUT
Of hot water in preparation &c
scrub the floor when her sor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Education Board
Asked to Null
Biased Policies

The Detroit NAACP called up-
on the Chairman and preScn.
members of the Detroit Board OK
Education this week to give sell-
Gus and careful consideration -
certain shortcomings of tne
Boards present administration
before II names the person wa
viii serve as Superintendent of
Schools after June 50 1851
Specifically called 10 the Board
attention were the following ad-
miniStrative shortcomings which
il contends should be corrected
by Board action:
Racial discrimination Which
still exists with reSpeC; ~
employment. aSSignmen' It
teachers and promotion
> DISCRIMINATION in the q s.
tribution of service, mi
supplies.
3-The administrations rcluc-
lance 10 accept and use
the findings and rccom-
mendationS OF the tive year
citizenship study completed
year ago
4-Failure of the adminlstrs-
ton to carry 10 the Board
programs and rccommcn-
dationS upon which me
Board can make progressive
policy decisions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

TIC programs al Wayne VIII J.
so receive then commissions IS
second licutenan,s at the ccrc-
monies
Colonel Robert l. Matthew's.
commandment Of Wayne'S ROTC
All Force unit. viii present he
commission certificates and M
jor Frank S McGlynn. the unit :
executive officer, Will administer
the oath of allegiance Two re-
cipients Will be the first graduates
OF the Transportation Corps r @.
TIC. program az Wayne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16

DR. Bunche,
who sopke at
Wayne earlier
this year. is
director of the
u n e d Ma
tons Depart
nent of Trus-
teeship. In
December Of
last year he
received I h c
Nobel award
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Boy a.
Continued from page l.

Honeycutt refused 10 -
my statement just before IS Ills
ing calmly TO the portable char
OH the third floor Of the Par .
County jail The alleged Ncfni
and hei husband showed ~
emotion as they watched TIE
clectroca'ion few feet away
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Catholic Weekly For
Bi-Racial Housing

The Michigan Catholic. Cain
Ollie weekly published here. again
last week spoke up in favor ~
federal public housing legislation
NJ interest 10 Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1951-06-16
Stumbled Backwards
Dr.. Bunche to Address
Wayne Grads Thursday

DR.. Ralph j. Bunche United Nations official and win
the 1850 Nobel Peace Prize will deliver the prnc
pal address at the Wayne University Commenc
ercses in the State Fair Grounds Coliseum al 80 r. NJ
Thursday, June IA.