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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
LsuucJ Jones
10 Record.
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Isaac Jones, lo,u new paper
nan md his wife Mrs. Marie
Jones. writer ana dramatic
reader VII leave Monday. Oct.
u for Mexico CITY Mexico. for
vacation south OF the border
While in the colorful land of
the Republic Of Mexico. the
Joneses will visit Acapulco :
(ihe Atlantic City OF Mexico)
on the blue Pacific Ocean. the
pyramids of Teofihuacsn. the
resting place of the giant Pyra-
mid OF the Sun. and the com
panion Pyramid OF the Moon.
and other places of interest.
The popular couple viii take
MOVIES OF al places of interest
ard VII show them in chur. hes
~ the Detroit area on their
return
They VIII combine Their VT
and write book entitled Our
VAST To Mexico. which viii be
off me press in November
The book viii explain the race
problem IN Mexico and what
M'NicanS think abou, Americans.
y VII tell about the great buy
ing power OF the American dol
lar in Mexico one dollar IS
worth SS65 in Mexican money
pesos
me Jonc>es 1--we al SOB + Phil
adelph.a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

Glad 20 see Miss Audrey Boat
l3-Tribune OMcD
wright . oui OF the hospital and
back on her job 81 the Sumby
Hospital Mrs Viola DAVIS
Of 800 Palmcl>ion is still serious
IS Il IL WAYNE General Hospital
fter beng removed there from
SGinDv Hospital
The Co. Ceffers Club held
IFS meeting Monday al the
home Of Mrs. Willie Thomas of
4l6 Palmerston. The Union
Second Baptist Church held a
Mems Day program Sunday
that began at III o'clock and
continued through the evening
services.
MIS-. Matte Campbell wife OF
Thomas Campbell of 457 Elliot
died last week at WAYNE General
hospital runcIdl services were
held Thursday morning al the
Union Second Baptist Church.
SIX EcorSe students and four
from River Rouge have been adj
united TO Michigan State College
for the fall term which began
last Monday They are among
700 students from Wayne county
and 4l65 total of new and
transfex students entering MISC
this fall term of 1852
The total number is approx
imsfelY ~ per cent greater
than the fall term of 1881. Area
students entering MSc are Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

p ! Dyed q I er
p c n d ing the
week end " i IN
his wife a n d
daughter
Mrs E m m d
Adams OF 4l6
Polk Is lmprov-
ing ~ Lakeside
General Hospital
after y d Y in &
been q patient
there "A feyn DAYS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04

follows: Donna J. Cyozdich.
Norvii WYche. Dorothy J. Ar
mos. Lorraine Rice. Jean a.
Damron. Anna Lee Branham.
Elizabeth Y. Branf. Shirley (.
Cook. James Hansssack and
Charles L. Shepard.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
Rouge
Notes
BY LAWRENCE BULKLEY

Tae ladsentct.s held heir
rs mess meeting las, Friday AZ
q, home Of Mrs Ethel Taylor
II $50 Polk Plans ale being
ode by the club 10 sponsor a
.~Shion ShoW IN the near future.
AZ. who are interested II this
ent max watch this column
'af the time and date
Mrs. Lucy Scott of $50 Hol-
ford and party. which con-
sisted Of her son. William. Mrs.
Fannie Harris. Mrs. Anna Jones.
Samuel Clayton and James
Rutfing. have returned from a
sight seeing vacation which
iook them through Michigan.
Ohio. Pennsylvania and New
York. They stopped al Niagara
Falls 10 view the wonderful
sights there before returning
home.
Richmond THbblc - 424 Fra
Or returned Sept % to Louis
llc Ky where he IS now en-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-04
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YOUR I ACE
BY Ruth " san Saver

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Evening star., 1952-10-23
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IF you're nibe with the needle great You toke your
pick Of 22e fabric for 50 yd If you want professional
job, better still! You pay only S24 for regularly 95 chair
spcover only $48 for SOTO slipcover Pn-ftted your
hone Vot dyed shrunk borkcoth selection Of prints
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28
Candidates In
Harmony On
School Issues

TAMPA - = Three candidates
fer governor answered questions
81 their schnnl kieAs "Wednesday
ashs and here Ans mare hamoay
lsnn ~ : bafi,eF bon quartet.
Ala Adams and Brasley odham
spoke fot themselves. State nep.
Charles q. Andrews IT,. 0flanlo.
read : statement Ior Dan Mccafly,
whose campaign kept him Al Fort
Pierce.
AL three agreed IN Supporting
! Increased funds fsr the mini.
mem srln,pl foundation and teach
ers salaries 10 make np fsr the
dccreasing buying poSer II the
dollar.
q A state ssx commission 10
enasss assessmenis ior all corn.
ties 81 each wolld pay for is
fair share toward suppoFting ne
schools.
D. A state reserve fund Cor teach
ers retirement based on sound Or.
inafisl studies. with a minimum
al Sloo a month Cor teachers re-.
firing after 3 years experience.
g. pFutetilun nf TEACHERS fronl
political Fepflsals
The candidates we're ASKED h
express their views On these prints
a . meeting a he iiiIl&haronxh
Comnfy Edncasion Association.
About the only break from com.
plete agreement came nhcn Al
ans said he thought a tax com
mission i good ldes But I see
the difficulty In putting n Into n.
Zee, amore g. eosnsics Very ffask
" dunl knon wheihcf Il can =
done
To Usiham . TAX enmnisslon q
mast aud one At TIE plankn
in hsk platform
Mefarfys staiemeni <aixi ne a
sored ihe plan hns The con mlssion
must Ne created with sausion. "
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Governor Wants
All To Have
Voting Rights

ti.EAhhAihh y - s"s. war.
rem apparently y checking To sec
y - sines have hsu any .f's'i.'e
rek's'el'ns as voters ~ F'"sl"a'
- me3At'ue at''s'e sis''nsu,
me Hoeefl'sf survey: ny sss'.f
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re- CHARLES a. a WI~Tftistt
Hotel lHeie. esH ~ tsfH street
&sM NoFk titA Nsm NnFN
Ys.s' AHE HEnEHN NOTIFIED
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anninet you herftn ana yssu are re-
asired a. serve q sepx - touf a.
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an fhf Complainant Aft~Fnfy SUI
file The orfmtnaf AnNN ~ " The ~
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Mar NJ al ~ fe41. ~ fhe abDss ~
tltfea cause efhsre fEf the ATS -
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West Munras frunty. FinFina. tHiN
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fea So each Of sf.u H4e hffeht
lsfified ami Required ~ pft NJ
a. 9tainne and Demands whtrh zoe.
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DAY Waitress Expersspeed. Go<xi
esy. Apply ia0s TrBnaa Ase
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-. GARRY pllif1.lr fett'ff
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t'UFtnmonth. virginia
You ARR nfREnN NoTlFlED
thAt aait ter aixnree has hetu live
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WAITRESS wanted Immediately
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BEAuTIciAN. Apply Stelrs Rcauiy
Nook. s2I Simanioa street.
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ExrEaiENcED Waitress asaiea.
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NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
san1a rF~h~s~ Ace. ~~~s. sac. f2ns
~ rHE coz 1T az FHN sot ~
~ N44A. No. M8N tut ~
Fteusus. ~ rnontTs-
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pAtst4NE = wAFptkgw.
To Ala. CREDITORS ASp prn.
M.Ns HAtINg ctAtMs uh ~.
Yau ana saea "a yeu nrs hsrebs
Notified $40 required - rfs@fHf
ans elmfsmr naa aasmnnsiN whteh kaNs
~ tifhFt ~ tou maf hatt eNaiHTt
To- estate "a lsaaIkns = Nafai"N
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REFINED soeaiisl. planiss Apply
crosswinds i.oange. Marathon.
Fla. cali John. n0ei. fch27 O
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KITCHEN heip wanted Apply n
person. ponee's s.neheoneiie.
lol SlmoElon. febsif
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a. PONTIAC. ) new tires. Good
buy. cali between 6 and =. 500
Nnhc 81. feh2S n
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run office, and do small repsifs
Living quarters furnished South
wind Motel. i32l Simonion.
febes =
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AUcTI0NEER. Duke De keno cfo
Ads sound Truck o. s2o Flemins
A. feh2S atx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

1871 CHEVROLET Coupe. In good
eoadIlion. $500. Apply ii2a Tra.
man. feh26 a
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

ARTHUR NuRRy needs men. 80
men. 1912 Neat appearing IA.
elheem. interviews daily. % J
pm. sl7 Duval 81. feb2s "a
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W. PAY 20 Or Ed baltTrim
Dicks Tire Service. o. Truman
ATe. Phone - lrbi1tf
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25-neai Estate For Salo :
a. esstnaeas

sbEDROOM furnished MaeArthar
hoiase. Al condition Terms. BY
Npolalmeli. Phone l0s7.j. 2sos
selfenhera feh23 %
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

NOTICE 10 snEpsfon<
faNH1 FFmNma~ Act. ~e~~. 49, f@Hf
~ HlfN Coz HT 0f THN cot ~
4tDaa. 10 act sot ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

iABy sitting Ia ms home. Hourly
rates only. 4i7's Duxsl ~ phons
ms XIV lsb2 sni
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

ONE bedroom furnished apart.
merit. Nice residential area. One
child acceptable is3o Grinnell, Apt
slne. feb1s tix
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-02-28

~ NOu WANT 10 buy OF sell Key
West Property contact Paul Boy.
sen cps F'iclnine. Box aa3. Phanc
ia4. ieb2l leix
Evening star., 1952-09-07
hoVsEs FOR sALE-Mp.

NEAR ARMY MAP SERVICE
New 3-bedroom. .2h-bath home with
msmy roo unssss rssssaton features Has dining
rage, fireplace. gas hot-water heat.
The wooded lot Is 70xl75. May be
seen by appt. MRS. BURGESS, Real
tor. 61OA Broad st WI 42h2
Evening star., 1952-09-07
1907 w. Couuelin Terrace

Assume lge, first trust. OUTSTANDING
Drlck rambler, lge. liv. rm. din. rn'
comb. with f1repl. huge equip. XII
ige bedrms., den; level lot. Priced
We WsiI no below market at S23,05O with
Conn. ave. to EasI-West hwy. riSht
70 Jones Mill I'd, left to W. Coqueljn
Evening star., 1952-09-07
1116 Lancaster Rd.

1116 Lancaster Rd.
Reduced to S19.95O. Desirable g.
bedrm. brk. Colonial, liv. rm., din.
porch, ,recre. rm. with shower bath,
hot-water heat; gar, level lot. Close
to schools, Shopping and transp,
To reach: Out New Hampshire ave,
TO Norwood ar, left to wildwood
rd., right to Lancaster, left to llIf'.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

CAROLE HIGHLANDS
1920 ELSON ST.
JUST OFF N. II. AVE TN Mn
OPEN SUN, 1-6 PM.
fireplacek Sflck dS Colonial; nil large liv rm,
full basement; gas heat; large iot :
assume GI loan. Price. S14 oSn:
excel. terms. Dir: Out New Hamb'
Eye aye; right on Erskine ST.. left on
l.. H. Carmichael Realty Co.
SH. 0424; Ewes. III S.Sn-a
Evening star., 1952-09-07
1904 Walden Rd.

custom built brick Colo
NAL home, lge. liv. rm. with firepl,,
Step,up din. rm., kit. with family
sized din: space, 3 lse. bedrms', tile
bath, full bsnt. with Law. and out
SIDE entr. Convenient to schools,
sshopplng and transp. Priced to sell
Branch .rd. to Flower ave, left to
plymouth. right to Walden, lett to
Evening star., 1952-09-07
Burnt Mills Village

Reduced to S32, 800: brick and stone
custom built rambler. center-hall
entrance, liv. rm. with iirepl, 5 lge
bedrms.. . tile baths. din rm.. lge.
mod. equip. kit, full bsmt : gar.
nancing avail. To reach: Out Coles
Vile rd. to Northwest dr., left
to 425,
Evening star., 1952-09-07
HOUSES FOR sAIE-MD.
DAMASCUS MARYLAND

0xA1NzAOOO0 W1kA1C AI2INO
S-room house covered with asbestos
shingles. 4 bedrooms. bath. gas
stove, 2 space. oil heaters. electric
hot-water heater. apprex. 2 acres
OF land; price Sl6:500. .,
and bath, full basement. &C. oil
heat; Aacre land: price. $3.50.
S.room BRICK house; bedrooms. u
baths. oil hot-water heat; large
chlcken house; 6 q. Of land; price.
Near Damascus; 5-room house. COW
cred with asbestos shingles. shower
and half bath. new electric hot
water heater. part basement. 2 acres
OF nice land; price Sf.250.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
SPECIALS

5emidetached, large living rm., fam
ily-sized din. rm., large kit, 3 bed
rms. and tile bath; gas &C. heat,
furniture mel" ed; low down pay
ment and assume GI loan. Cut
right to Embrey st. and house.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
1921 Greeley Ave

1O121 Greeley Ave.
Desirable 3.bedrm- brick Cape Cod
bath, lge. closets, full bsmt. with
outside entr.: near St. Johns pa
rochial School and new elem. school
10 reach: Out Ga. ave TO Dexter
ave.. left to Greeley. left to house,
Evening star., 1952-09-07
613 Midland Rd.

O1O H1IUIdII1 1tUs
Assume $4,000. 40. 25-yr. loan.
California rambler, located in ex-
elusive Paint Branch Farms on IA
acres, landscaped. fenced lot. Lge.
de luxe equip. kit. 2 huge bedrms.'
tile bath. bsmt.; carport. Drive out
Colesville rd. ! block past ESQ Sta
ton in Colesville to Midland rd.,
right to house.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
RAMBLER

large liv. room. . lge. bedrooms and
tile bath. equipped kit. with dining
space, full bsmt,. gas air-conditioned
heat; large. beautiful, corner loL a
block to schools and transp. Out
left on Lindell | block to house.
Evening star., 1952-09-07
BETHESDA
New Ramblers
SIG, $19,S50
Buy While They Last

Only . limited number available in
this new group of brick homes,
Purchaser may select own decorat-
ing; all have 3 bedrms., tiled baths,
complete kits. with Westinghouse
equipment, incl. washing machine.
Near MEDICAL CENTER, grade
school. transp., etc.
OPEN DAILY TILL DARK
From Bank Of Bethesda, out Old
Georgetown I'd. 9 mi, left on Beach
dr.. block. right on Singleton DIR.
! block. left on Walden rd. to homes.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

- GARRETT PARK
1lO16 ROKEBY ST.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TO a
Four sl.s s5edrms., baths. New "a STORY
fiSiff a. bedTmih Glth SatS t5Sedrmsi hI l.. bath lst
iull din. rm.. de luxe kit: gas &C
neat; lot contains $4,000 so. IT. To
feacn: Out Conn. ave. to aKensinR-
ton, left on Knowles ave. to Kenil-
worm ave, right to Rokeby and open
syn ~; M. NORTHERN, DI. SS42,
Evening star., 1952-09-07
SEMIDETACHED BRICK

Large living rm., full dining room.
equipped kit. 3 nice bedrms. and
tile bath; gas air-conditioned heat,
full bsmt.; near schools and transp.
Out Viers Mill rd. to Andrews ST.,
turn rlgnt TO home ana open sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

BETHESDA
Three bedrms.. 2 baths. large living
rm.,. dining rm. large screened
porch; de, luxe kitchen. automatic
washer; 2-car garage; on approx.
payment, S20,25O. Open Sun, / Till
3. Directions: Out Wis. ave. to Old
Georgetown rd.. up Old Georg etown
rd. miles to Lone Oak dr., right
block and half to house.
Howard r. Schaffer
Evening star., 1952-09-07

BETHESDA, 1918 Bradmoor dr.
Open 20. Brick bungalow, Just like
new. Liv.-din. rm. combin, we'll
equipped kit, 2 bedrms. and tile
bath. Finished bedrm. in attic.
Lge. yard. Price reduced for quick
sale. Directions: Out Old George
Bradmoor dr.. right w blks. to open
sign.
Evening star., 1952-09-07

se12 Old sEADEEHissuRd RD.
New S-bedrm, brick rambler; liv. rm.-
din. rm, comb. fireplace, full bsmt.;
level lot; near schools and bus; sas
6NiEEYads ns6ssi EEsYads e oecySS; Sy|: RosERT ss.! 4; /
Evening star., 1952-09-07

ROCKVILLE-New 6-rm. house. Ia
baths full bsmt.. laundry trays,
h.-w.h.. 3 porches, over "a acre of
ground, yard sodded. Open Sun.
1-6. Dir: Out Wis. ave. straight
through Rockville. left on Great
Falls I'd. then left on Seven Locks
I'd. and l mile to open sign. $15,-
300, Rockville 1876, -
Evening star., 1952-09-07

pm, e615 Brunette ave. Unusual
value In this new .6-rm: brick
with fireplace and French doors
leading into lge. scr, porch, separate
din. rm.; equip. kit. and powder
Tm. End Ar.. 8 bedrms. and bath.
full bSmt., gas a.-c. heat. Reason
ably priced. conv. terms. Directions: !:
North on Colesville I'd. to Sligo
and right to Open" sign. VII
LIAM Z. RICHARDSON, INC. 81,
SILVER sPRING-so17 Takoma ave.
7-rm. brk., freplaces, den;
garage. Fenced lot. Open daily.
BRILEY. UN. 1174.
SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm.. brick
Colonial; lge. lot; excellent loca-
ton; 4 yrs. old; gas h.-w.h. Only
zEIRe RE. &saoi. E747 81 a747. enANi-
1AKOMA PARK-Income house; Eng
Ish-type asbestos shing1e: 8 rms,
4M baths. oil heat. Lily. rm. with
nrepl.. din: rm;, equip. KIT, bedrm
bath 2nd d. full bsmt.: Q rms. and
for 500 mo-; fenced pley yard; Y
OWNER, 6H. 67S3.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-24
Anti-Freeze Covered by Alaska Ceiling Price Rule

JUNEAU - The Alaska Office of Price Stabilization last week reminded service stations and garages that all anti-freeze sold in Alaska is covered by dollar and-cent ceiling price regulation.
 Sales of this much-used com modity are covered by Ceiling Price Regulation III, which went into effect last January, the OPS said.
 The regulation establishes spec fife prices for various types of anti-freeze in three geographical areas of Alaska. Copies of the regulation were mailed to all dealers last winter, but additional copies may be obtained from OPS branch offices in Fairbanks, An chorage and Ketchikan, or by writing the district office in Ju- neau.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-24
McGranery Orders Study of Legality Of Extra Funds

WASHINGTON, (P)-- Attorney General James P. McGranery was reported Tuesday to have ordered a study of the whole question of the legality of supple mental funds received by public officials.
 The survey, obviously, was prompted by the current furor over the disclosure that $18,235 has been made available to Sen. Richard Nixon by California sup porters for use as a special ex- pense fund while. serving in the Senate.
 The Justice Department does not admit this. In fact, it is an- swering every question concern ing the survey with a mo com ment."
 However, the situation appears to shape up like this:
 No investigation of the Nixon fund, as such, is being made. But Justice Department aides have begun a general examination of the statutes relating to expense accounts or other supplemental funds received by officials to de- termine just how far public off cials might go in this field with! out transgressing the US. crimi- nal code.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-24
ALASKA AIRLINES

Arriving from Anchorage: Mrs. R. Hart and child, Mrs. M. Har- dy and child. From Unalakleet: Meda Abouchak, Tom Compo- oasso, Jack Peck.
 Departing for Anchorage: Tom Washington, Capt. Berstine, Capt. Diamond, E. J. Molsness, George Ames, Pete Ttenovec, O. G. Rolls, R. C. Heavens, John D. Yajko, B. E. Stratman, R. R. Scheen, N. E. Jackman, D. w. Frese, ". Schmidt, F. Walker, Alex sowker, Virginia Abrecht, Jack Peck.
 Departing for Kotzebue: Tom Campobasso. For Moses Point: Maria Hardy, Mrs. R. Hart.
The Nome nugget., 1952-09-24
Caudle Says Congressmen Tried to Influence His Judgment on Tax Cases

WASHINGTON (P)-T. Lamar Caudle testified Tuesday that Congressmen frequently tried to influence his judgment on tax fraud cases and other criminal prosecutions.
 Caudle also told House investi- gators that White House secre- tary called him in a successful effort to postpone a case involv- ing a St. Louis businessman charged with "very substantial tax fraud"
 Caudle, former assistant attor- ney general who once headed the Justice Departments criminal and tax divisions, was fired by Presi- dent Truman last November for outside activities"
 His testimony on what he called pressure" on him was given to a House subcommittee headed by Rep. Chelf D-Ky) which is in vestigating the Justice Depart ment.