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Evening star., 1952-07-12
HOUSES sALE-h.E. tcon..D J

n. MICHIGAN PARK--50OS 18th st.
Open l to dark. Cash. So. 500. Price
reduced. Assume q CT loan. Six
rooms; u bath 1st floor; 8 bedrms.; !;
full bsmt. Quick possession. Clean
As pin. Directions: Sargent I'd. to
houses elAU6R USE sHE Il lsEn ru leg o4oS
La. 6-7726. ia
ON r. I. AVE. near r. /. Plaza Apts.,
Groom semidet. brick featuring 2
screened porehes. excel. hardwood
floors throughout, new gas h.-w.h.,
full dry bsmt., Diet. gar. .Reas.
priced on conven. terms. CAN Mr.
WOODWARD l. NORRIS, Reaitor,
723 goth st. NV. -13
.39OS 22nd ST. Mccoy 5-rm. and
bath frame bungalow. garage and
lge. fenced yard. automatic. gas
hyh; nG llsn.r eony t9 .oo stores Ss schools ;Ir
KKhrsfsoER. xxi sn iaes s4os Bs lstS aSo St. B. E.
PACING GOVERNMENT PARK at
Sargent rd. and Gallatin ST. ne
One-Sr. -old semidet. brick. Six lge
rms. tile bath powder rm. on 1st
fl. Gas heat Reas. down payment
and the balance in one trust pay
$3.50 per mo-. incl. taxes. Call
La: 6-6666 or JU. T-S997 ewes
PECK CO.
1924 r ST. N.E.-Kenilworth, Md
Sale by owner. Seven rooms, 2 baths
gas heat. aluminium storm windows
fully insulated: knotty pine recr
rm., incl porch. fenced yard; side
entr. to bsmt.: l bus fare; $14.500
WA. 413S. --13
NEW BRICK RAMBLERS-s19,95O
Three bedrms.. 21a baths, frepl.. full
bsnlt., porch; attic fan, gas heat and
many other extras; finest materials
and construction. OPEN ALL
turn right on Ogelthorpe st. to 312
MAX MILLER, FIR. 2I00 or ia. 1858
Ia
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

GIRL to share house with girl; pyt.
bedrn1., conv. transp.. unlimited
phone. elubroom with TV, $46 mo.
3916 47th st. NV. EN-. 1855 after
BEAUTIFUL COOL FURN. HOME.
on top Of wooded hill; 2 miles
from Bethesda. Must have car. No
children. WI. $500. Ia
LADY WILL SHARE attr. row-house
with 1 or 2 refined girls; cow.
ends, after 8 pm. during week.
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BRICHTWOOD

1900 block Rittenhouse ct. NV
Possession; 2-story modern brick.
Colonial front porch, lge. living rm.,
dining rm.. modern kitchen and den
on. LIST A.: 4 large bedrms. and
baths on 2nd a.: full basement. gas
h.-w.h.; Al condition. Priced to
sell. Call till 8 pm. weekdays.
VIM. CaloniriS Inv. Corp.
1o12 18th st. NV. DI. 1895
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

AMER. UNIV. PK.-Beaut. white brk.
Colonial. mr.. st. Anne's, new cond.,
bedrms.. 9 b. S3l, 500. OR. OO90.
CHEVY CHASE. d. c. tBarnaby
Woodsl; 3246 Aberfoyle pl: NV.
yASANT SsaEm: 5y5; S.1b old bsk C. Col Nth With
and att. gar. Low price Of S2l.-
$50 to desirable purchaser. Key. at
1858 or call EM. 1928. lis
CHEVY CHASE, 1920 Military I'd.
n:w.-Newly completed 2-bedrm. and
gen. det; brick home, 23-ft. liv: rm..
incest sections Of Washington. Open
Sun, l till 8. HARRY PORETSKY
4 SONS. INC" 1913 x ct. NV. MA.
CHI. CHI. MD.-New brk. rambler. 4
Peatms; sssF asct,1n baths: Mn. gar $500 SSSS
MISSOURI AVE. AND N. CAPIToi-
One of the incest row brick homes
We have seen; beautifully built and
In perfectly immaculate condition;
rec rm n ne 1n sSi 5Sgss 1anssS SisS
every e1nvenience epn PRICED for quick
LISs ri i4l1: ewes. and sun.
Gf. Sen fGkSsSs;r-Hom. FL SasaSssS; ana 7nns lavss..
basement: low rent; present Income
better than 10M. net: price, S21. 800
Excellent financing. Call Mr.. TflleI
| with SAMUEL =. HOQLEY. INC.
Oh 1896: ewes. 10. s-0e47.. Z.
rooms, ga baths. oil h.-w.h.; house
needs redecorating. Owner will sell
| with only $500 down and monthly
payment $50. For details cali A.
M. DRAISNER, 1925 Vermont ave
NV. MA. S036: home. Ho. 1867
FOUR BEDRMs... Z BATHs-s2a. 800
Fine quality, det. brk. and frame
4 home with slate roof built 4 yrs, ago;
highly convenient and desirable loca.
tion on Macarthur blvd. Is min.
utes from downtown and the Penta.
i gon; includes lift. Bedroom ant
full Tile Bath on First Floor Plus
Three Twin-siZe Bedrooms and Tils
bath on Second Floor: full base.
J ment, built-in garage. concrete
screen porch. gas heat. Truly one 81
the greatest values to be found
FRANK 8: PHILLIPS, DI. 1911
!, ewes, call WO. 1874. lis
NEAR SPRING vALLEY--Brand-rl -rlev
det. brk. center-hall Colonial 8,
finest. quality; ideally located on,
blk. from the popular Spring Vale!
!. shopping center at 49th and Mass
ave-: rms. 2lz baths. Including
/ 2 baths on 2nd d.: screened porch
prieed at ssl 800. ss Franz xsn i. s.ePPEaliHI' PaiE
4 LIPS DI. 141l: eyes,. call Wo
Gf00s s4s -I8
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1924 BUCHANAN ST. NE.
npEN QTTNnAV - Tn

1924 BUCHANAN ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY, . TO Z
EXQUISITE SEMIDET. BRICK
VALUE! Excellent
ioSSaaIIy soSnaI i1r Sour choren: finn near r,iad az
kitchen with garbage disposal, spa
cious living room. lovely dining
room, wall-to-wall carpeting
throughout, gorgeous clubroom with
bar, aluminium awnings. aluminium
dows, Venetian blinds, full base
ment. Handicapped. Anchor-fenced
yard. By appt., Mrs. Kohn. RA.
S943.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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RURLEITH'

and inclosed porch
din. rm., KIT; gas h.-w.h.; det. gar. gar
Small down payment. Owners will
take back 1st trust. Eves., call
"o. Ssss. rxuusrvr
WALKER 8 DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th st. NV. DI. o222
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HOME AND INCOME
OPEN SUNDAY. q To1P.M

325 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
Al Row Brick
z Rooms--2 Baths
Basement with ciubroom; Bryant
gas h.-w.h.; concrete front porch !:
screened rear porch; detached metal
garage $4,000 to $4,000 down
will handle. Mr.. Sweeney. SH. 6197.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor
1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346
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BERKELEY
Visit Us TODAY

me IacC tnat most OF the homes In
ton, is proof enough that wash
ington home buyers have been quick
to recognize the many ADVANTAGES of
owning o home in this beautiful new
development. Where else can YOU
In such . delightfully."- suburban set
ting and yet 1--we. In the finest re-
stricted residential area Of the city
y within 10 minutes Of downtoWni
NOW SOLD. but We cordially In
vite you to come and see Berkeley
and observe the splendid quality
Of workmanship and materials go-
ing into these lovely 8. 4 and 8
bedroom homes now nearing com.
pletion. The price range IN Berke-
win be $4,000 and up.- Direc-
tons: From intersection Of Foxhal
"a ratt and q Garfield ,.Ft st proceed West 6 {
st.. left on Calvert to 4Sth St.
continue on 48th st. into Berkeley
Alternate directions: From White.
to Macarthur blvd. and continue on
Macarthur blvd. to v st., right or
v st. to 4Sth st. and on into Berke-
ley. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, Df
l4l1; ewes. and Sun. call Wo
1854. ~-16
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.e.

COLORED - SEMIDETACHED brick
home, 1711 Otis st. n.e.--Side-hall
entrance. on concrete front porch;
liv.. rm.. din. rm., powder rn1.. kit.
Incl. real. porch: End floor. 3 bed
attic and % bsmt.. me- rec. p1r rm; oil i'f heat:
RAY. LA. 6-45So. Ia
COLORED--S3.O 600 DOWN--Chestnut
st. Colonial 3-bedrm. detached
brick home. Suburban. atmosphere.
Perfect cond.;. Ia baths, fireplace,
garage. beautiful yard. 100 IT. deep;
shI1sssgy chiFSoED sEffs sEfRrzER Eas RE asoM
COLORED-47I3 FOOTE ST. NE.
Detached brick overlooking park;
3 porches, 9 rooms. bath. auto
matte h.-w.h.; full bsmt. Priced at
Sl4.15O with So 900 cash. FROE
PROPERTIES, VI. 1880. --16
COLoRED---4545 Dix. St. ne. row
brick. s rooms and bath. elec, gas
ssa5 s5oo A9s DOWN IN 0sn caAs Price & IoS
GUS, Broker, -393S Bennins rd..
ne. LU. 4-6143. -13
COLoRED-N.E. SPECIAL--Three-
bedrm. row brick; gas h.-w.h., mod.
kit: conv: location; our extras in
clude outside entrance to bsmt,, recr.
rm.. outside fireplace, garage: en-
ROBERTSON. WA. 1850. WA. 4579,
WO. 1887. Ia
COLoRED-WOODRIDGE SPECIAL.
Open every afternoon, 1905 25th
place n.e.--5-roem rambler re-
modelled and redeeroated; gas heat.
Price and terms reasonable. You
must see this. 0ATEWOOD 8. BEN
NETT. MA. 6341. We cooperate.
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RAMBLER DE LUKE

5307 SANGAMORE RID.
Unquestionably the most outstanding
value offered: 3 twin-size bedrooms,
ga baths. large de luxe. all-elec;
enticing living room. large separate
dining room: huge, daylight, ground
level finished recreation room with
open fireplace and picture window;
fiagstone patio: stairs to storage
location. just of Mass. ave-; near
schools and transp.; jmmed. occu-
pancy. 2 sold. only / left.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, / TO DARK
Consider Trade
tended Ia miles from D. C. line
to Sangamore rd.. turn left to open
OWNER AND BUILDER. WI. 1884
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COLORED-vIC. 10th AND NEW
prick; full bsmt.; oil h.-w.h.; excel.
cond. OWNER. DU. 1854. --13
COLORED--4 BEDROOMS, air condi-
toned. Corner brick house, 1927
Buchanan st. NV. No brokers, open
Sunday, l2 TO- 4 pm. 13e
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
400 FESSENDEN ST. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY, IL
An excel. 1-year-old brick Colonial
home OF 6 beautiful rms, 2 baths
and powder rm.; the large liv.. rm.
has bay windows and fireplace.
bookcases; sep. din. rm.: bright, all
elec. kit. with dishwasher, disposal
and dinette space; 3 bedrms.; day.
light bsmt.: gas heat: large corner
lot. Call Miss Watwood, DU. 010S.
Directions: Out Conn. ave. to Fes-
ave. to Fessenden st., right to, house
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SEMIDETACHED
1901 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Lovely semidetached corner brick,
with o lge. rms, LIST d. powder rm.,
waIl-to-wall carpeting. full bsmt,,
gas &C. heat. Excel. cond. Sub
stsntial cash required. To inspect
FEDERAL PROPERTIES
ST. 1925 TIL 8 PM.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK

Older home with large rooms, lovely
yard: quiet street, ideal for children;
transportation and shopping nearby:
liv.. rm., din. rm.. kit, 3 bedrms.. 2
baths. Call Mrs. Dawson, WO. 4162.
Raa1Ana. 1914 1Afh Ct N w NJ 2OAR
Evening star., 1952-07-12

HOUSES FOR SALINE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
Billy Williams
In Mag Story

NEW YORK. The Billy Vii
liams Quartet. spotl,ghted each
Saturday night on NBC TVS
Show of Shows, is the subject
OF a three-page picture story IN
current issue OF Our World mag
a1ine.
For 10 million tclevieWers.
say Our World Saturday nights
Your Show of Shows is must
And not the least of his reasons
for the programs top rating IS
the Billy Williams Quartet Billy
and his boys Gene Dixon, John
ny Bell and Claude Riddick) are
in by any standard They receive
over 500 fan letters weekly Their
recordings of Busy Line sin
and Shanghai are enjoying brisk
sales The text. which traces
Williams career. is supplemented
by vivid pictures OF the singing
group at rehearsal for Your
Show OF shows on-camera dur
inc the program. and az home
with their families.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

nc"r since l944, Campbell en-
tered the broadcaStng industry
IN 1925 with station KFBY, Spo
kane Washington Puor 20 that
time he earned his livelihood as
a professional musician. al one
time touring Europe and Asia
for tive years with his own band
His radio career include, work
IN the Western United States and
Hawal as an engineer musician
and music Librarian Campbell
has also had expcriencc n VOICE
work and programmina
In addition 70 music Campbcll $
hobbies also extend 10 photog-
raphy and ham radio Ills ham
call letters are W6NXE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
Caravan of Stars
al Masonic
Sunday, May %

al Madison Ballroom viii be Paul
Bascomb and the Four Keys ON
May 25th The Keys latest wax
Sation is Mistakes down tune
on Aladdin
Being booked there for an en-
gagcment in June. is the mag
nificcnt blind pianist, George
Shearine. and his fabulous trio
b
PHIL WADDELL is waddlng
down his dale on a crutch Seems
he broke his foo, Too bad some
body didn't tell Phil that he was
suppose TO pick up chairs and
tables with his teeth. MOI his
feet
A group of guys aud gals got
togethcr and formed q gigantic
"Brosioe Bryant" fan club
Tamara Hayes is next attraction
al Flame starting Friday
Better get that grass moved in
a hurry BARRIERS VIII be clipping
and snippine YOU for ST so after
Thursday Old "Baldv" Is blessed
after all What happened 20
"Swinene Down Bill Lane on
WJR9
SONY Thus is about all I'll
write
MY Remington broke aad il won't
type.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

The dale @, The Caravan oi
StMs l.etl> approachlns. Yep.
Man 18Th IS when Dlnah Wash
inpton. Mills Brothers Woody
Herman Tommy Edwards, Her
kic STYLES. plus others Viii hit
the stage OF Masonic auditorium.
This will mark the first time
that the Queen OF Blues has
ever appeared in Detroit with
the Blue Flame orch OF Woody
and the famous Mills Brothers.
who are now completing an
enqaqement at Elmwood Casino
across the river in Windsor.
Say. lets have Blue san
day Tor a change.
b
The famed st Louis Blues
composer. w. c. Handy. will be
puest star ON the "Cavalcadc of
Folk Music" TO be presented Fri
day night at CaSS High School
auditorium
Starring with Handy and ms
viii bc Elaine GraYson.
soprano. Benjamin Wales. tenor,
and James Allen. baritone
In Florence Alabama. a school
is being named after Handy ON
Man 25th. He Viii be present at
the dedication in tins town where
he first saw the light of day
b.
1T WAS A REAL 5irthday party
for Vernon Henry IN his spacious
apartment. 2i4 + Palmer. Satur-
dlv night
thine wls had 20 make
the guests real merry including
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

cake without candles Friends
Just guessed at his age until the
very small hours ofwthe morning
So sorry. Last week we re-
ported that the Royals were
waxing for Coral when eallY
they are doing real krazy tunes
for Federal.
Al their latest recording session
they cut two nice numbers I'm
Beginning To Start" and Moon
Rise which ale To be released
shortly
b
The Atomic Socialites. real
nice club with a lot of real nice
people in it. are giving a cocktail
party. June -. at Lees Club
Sensation. Better get your ticket
Early they are selling like mad.
They say that Lloyd Price.
artist of "Lawdy, Miss Clawdy, ="
looks enough like Nat Cole To be
his brother Maybe the New Or
leans blues artist can duplicate
Mats fast climb 10 fame
b
Every body Is still wondering
what happened to Wilhelmenia
Clark. Seems as tho She Just mys-
tcuouSly disappeared last week
end
B.
The next biz name attraction
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
S~ii"ymg 3o~" III, Ian,
Bill Lane

DESPITE the heavy interest
shown few short weeks ago
IN the wanton Staying and shoot
ing OF Detroit couple of color
by a white Texan, and despite
the national news created when
the slayer Slew himself in a Tex
as home when corncred by pol
zee, the biggest news hereaboutS
now concerns an announcement
made by the father of the young
man slain by the white thug.
VIII Williams, father OF Cal
IN Williams, l9-year-old youth
avagely shot and killed three
weeks ago here by mad-dog
white gunman from Texas. James
Foster, vas quoted in local
wcck1ieS last week T., ,aving he
wanted to give financial aid to
he white wife az the man who
lew his son
According TO MIR. Williams
in a statement 10 the Tribune
Monday. he had not offered
general money TO the Texas
woman. but had said he would
like 10 finance trip 10 New
York City for the former wife
of Calvin and the wife of the
late Texas killer" Both wom-
en- are mothers Of infants.
Williams said the two women
could tell their stories on the
popult TN show. Strike II
Rich. and help the cause OF
GOOD race relations while earn
NJ q bit OF money for themScl-
yes Williams said he would
like 10 do that but that he does
not know how to reach the wife
i the LAYER
NEWS on llghte. side re-
Ncals that Tony Vance is back in
town from the coast with his
inging di~cnvc, S. Debbie An
drews. Tony'S sald 10 be writing
show to star Debbic and 10
feature Dots Johnson Tor an
pcnine ~ San Francisco
LcRoF C. White viii not 90
back on the alr al WJLB Oct
initelN
Sidewalk arc Arthur Caruso
,ali FEPC i, dangerous for
NEG bueine men It'll make
-cn ret better or - out OF buSi-
" & HANDY the redoub,able
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
Tony Vance Back
In Town With
Singer Deb Andrews

blues Scribbler. VII BRING his
golden trumpet and st Louis
Blues TO Detroit this Friday
night for an appearance at CaSs
High School auditorium. The pro-
gram will also offer the soprano
voice Of Elaine GraYson. the tenor
wailings of Benjamin Wales and
the baritone vocal highllghts of
James Allen.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

JOE MEDLIN. the smooth
voiced singer who was here re-
Gently at the Flamc-and who
is repeatedly under contract to
Katherine Goidsby-s Offering
protests 10 the jet story that he
and his wife are riftng. Decca
Records, for which Medlln re-
corded I've Never Loved Any
one But You" is aehast al the
gossip.
According 10 Dorothy Kilgallen.
movie actress Betty Hutton got
mad III the Copa in NYC the
ether night when Milton Berle
poked fun at singer Billy Daniels.
Other column news concerns a
tenor man in the Lionel Hampton
band. Says the fellow has blown
his main gaSket and now mag
ines he's Batman. Says he
dresses like a man from Mars
and that he tried TO do winged
take-off from the bandstand sew
cral times recently during the
atie and dance dates played by
Hamp. The FLYNN Home crew
due here this month.
Suggested inscription to- the
tombstone Of a waitress in a
certain John r eat place. St
Peter finally caught her eye
That ofaY gal who was ar
rested with that young married
Teller with five kids after a
trip 10 Chicago is back with
her parents since the judge put
the waYward man on probation.
Her parents bought her new
convertible Olds TO ease" her
mind. She still repufedlY gets
30 bucks weekly spending
money.
The F.olic is operating under
Teller appointed by the courts
during the disagreement of own
crS Ralph Walker and Louis Bit
off. Employees are kicking, but
the shows are good folks say
California papers are briStllne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

each week now with big pics Of
fOtmer Detroit beauties Betty
Norman and Barbara Siovsll
Bobbie and Betty have been
making frontpage news out IN
l.. a. Both girls are due home
shortly for summer vacation
Both say they have decided 70
live out West.
Ever notice the hullabaloo
raised when a Negro is given
a fairly responsible job in
downtown stores. The store
owner usually is played up like
a hero-Yet never does he say
mumbling word why he
waited so long in the first place
to give a Negro sensible
job in his place. Few Negroes
are placed in clerical posts in
Detroit stores not having heavy
Negro patronage.
Mike Chesterfield Raskin is
said TO have surprise in store
for music lovers. Said to be an
explosive package brought in
from the Copa in NYC The al
MAJ tin CONDO leaves on the 25th.
but Will probably so into the
Bowl-O- Drome and sign up for
a recording stint with their roll
! cking house rocker Little joe
From Chicago"
SHORTS DAVIS is without d
~ai.pc the smootheSt guy vi 'ov
,cip ichorc ~ Detroit today He.
stops shoW- al the Bill Picrce
ParadiSe Valley bistro
DALE MCINTYRE OF WJR i
,n9reafine tho 90-minutct muS.c.l
pageant Know Your Amcrica
which is touring the state for 80
day, under spoaSorship Of the
american Legion
Tn Lcnion IS sponsoring tic
tour to combat communism bv
depicting the advantages D IT,
Anne lean way All well ind
good but We wonder if the
gion VIII ever get around 70
sponsoring prog am teachins
the disadvantages OF race discrim-
ination and the fairness and M
telligcnce Of Negro intcgratlan in
responsible downtown iobs-like
non-racial posts on the daily
newspapers. in office buildings
on televiSion and on local radio
stations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
corIotru FrunzeI to Be
Head Of Trovioto Cost

and lighting will be used.
Modern strob light Viii bathc
The light ballet sequence
Others in the cast viii be Jan
JUS Maxwell, Jefferson Jordan.
Benjamin Wales. Charles Whit
lock. % symphony OrcheSt,a
musicians. and ballet troupe OF
20
The production will be staged
Friday and Saturday. June IL
and IL. at the Music Hall.
Stuart r Piggins is art director
and conductor Robert + Ilamp-
ton is technical director and
LaCiailc Knox is choreoglaphcr
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

n The NCOC vehicle will have
New Orleans as IFS locale.
switch from tho original Paris
Betting. The original music and
book will DC kept in tact. Mod
ern staging costumes. scenery
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

campbell prior 10 his KNBC
eo'nimeni served as Chief
|"eer With Sausaliio FIN
.a.i0n KDIC. He assumed his
s Sssl with KDFC in ls4s after
soag 10 construct that sta
IAIA aetlnp emf.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

SHORTS DAVIS is without
wai.pc the SmootheSt guy ri 'o~
To- y chorc ia Detroit today Ne
stops shoW- at the Bill Piolce
ParadiSe Valley bistro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
HH'KDkAND
G. Houston
Byrd

d cake without candles Friends
Just guessed at his age until the
very small hours ofvthe morning
Milford chronicle., 1952-05-09

Charlotte Lindale, of Milford Mem
Orial Hospital School of Nursing,
visited their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Lindale over the weekend.
Mrs Laura Webb of the Webbs
Nursing Home, quietly cei ebrated
,her 74th birthday on May 1st. The
children surprised her with home
made cake and ice cream.
Miss Bessie Cook with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. F. Cook of Milford, spent
Sunday in Philadelphia.
Friends of Mrs. David wood will
be glad to hear that she is we'll and
still with her daughter, Elizabeth.
in San Antonio, Texas. She p ans
to make an extended visit with her
other two daughters, Mary and
Jesse Of Los Angeles, California,
some time after the middle of May.
Mrs. Susan Stevens returned
home Sunday after spending three
weeks with her daughter and SON
-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. James o.
Reilly at Philadelphia.
Mrs. Emmaline Taylor of Phila-
delphia, visited her mother, Mrs.
SaYie Smith over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Webb, Sr.,
were Wilmington shoppers last
Friday. Mrs. Neal Oechsler and
daughter of Smyrna visited Mr..
and Mrs. Webb, Saturday.
Draper Brothers Cannery has
now started canning asparagus.
Mrs. Mary Boone was a visitor
in Wilmington two days last week.
NJ. and Mrs. Jack Hutchenin, OF
holloway Terrace, and Mr.. and
Mrs. George ManlOve, of Dover,
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Boone.
Mrs. Sarah Langrell and friend,
Henry Morris of Wilmington, were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Briggs.
Mrs. Alice G. Melvin observed her
birthday last Sunday. She received
shower of cards, and gifts, OF
which she was very appreciative.
Being confined to her home for
several weeks, her many friends
will be gla dto know with help
down her steps. to her sOn-in-law' s
car, she was able to go for a short
ride. Her condition has improved
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin on
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Melvin, Jr., and children of Den
/ ton, Md, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. r
( Bostic and daughter, Alice Louise
and son, Sammy Lee, of Whining
ton
Mrs. Perry Brown of Miami Fla.
and Miss Emily Wagner of East
! Orange, N. j., were guests of Mrs
Bertha Rogers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nutter Marvel re-
j turned Sunday after visiting rela'
tives in New Jersey and Philadel-
phia, for two weeks.