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THOS. J. OWEN q SON. AuctioneeTs.
4S6 Southern Building.

Trustees Sale Of Valuable Two.
SSp10RY Sp9S,K, STGGCo OVER BRICK AND
rrHAME DWELLING BEING KNOWN
sTRFFTE 81 FFFETEMISES N5IS lNTu1MlgER s13 "A'
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trus.
duly recorded. in Liber No. saS5.
Folio 20 ct seq, of the land records
oI the District of Columbia, and AZ
tne request of the party secured
tnsreby. the undersigned trustees viii
$ea' Sea' ar.I,9 az public auction In front Of
FouRTEENTA RnEsRsFfi DAY 81 nPNRAy oP '5}14.y TIP
1852. AT ONE-THIRTY ocIooCk
PM, the, following described iand
ano premises. situate In the Districf
OF Columbia, and designated as and
Deine part Of original Lot 10 in
square Sl9 beginning on the line
line Of Nigh Nns stre.s 81 feet sSs Tss' Of .hs
thence west on said "a" Street "a
feet | inch; thence South 93 feet
inch; thence east 20 feet / inch:
thence north 90 feet i inch to-
beginning. Said property now known
ior purposes of assessment and
Terms: Sold subject to D a 'tTHe prior deed g5
OF trust for approximately S4, 763, ,97
further particulars of which will Be-
announced at time of sale: the
purchase price above said trust 10
6e paid In cash. A deposit 81
Sssnrd.D. SSUU;H9 required. Conveyancing.
HSiustmsnts HesiHrdins etc; mat. a. purchasers cost
sale, Terms TO be complied with
within thirty days, otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property NAV he
tt,6vertised t,an and resold at the discre.
ton OF the trustees.
JACK KooNIN,
,.or- MoLLIE FRIED.
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Major League Box Scores Yesterday
Red Sox 1913 As 54 Tribe lilo TIGERS 0lcords 13 Cubs II
Red Sox, 1913: AS, 5-4
Totals 40 II Totals "a 8 "a 8
Popped UP for Newsom in sth.
titled out for Kucab in eth,

Boston - OO3 OO6 o1t-1n
Ph1iadelphia ---------10O oil 002- 5
Runs-Throneberry Goodman (2), Ger
merit C2l. Stephens. Eyers, Schmees, Lepico
So; Joost: zernial, Hitchcock. suder,
Runs batted -Philley, Hooper. zerniai,
Gernsrt t2l. White. Suder t2). STEPHENS
"a. Parnell. Throneberry. Two-base hits
hit-Gernert. Home runs - Stephens,
Hooper, zernial. Suder. Double plays
Lepc1o to Gernert to Stephens; Parnell to
Stephens to Gernert; Suder to Joost to
Fam. Left on bases-Boston, g. Phila-
delphia, A. Bases on balls-On Hooper,
on Newson, I; of Parnell, g. Struck out
B Hooper. 2; by NewSom, /; BY Parnell,
4; Hits-Of Hooper, in 52s innings: of
Newsom, in ga innings; OF Kucab, 2
in / inning. Runs and earned runs
on Parnell, 5-5; OF Hooper. 90; of New
som. 90: Of Kucab. IL. Wild pitch-By
Hooper. Winning pitcher-Parnell (5-5).
aIoSans as4 Ditcner-Hooper G-9). Time
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rHOs. ]. OWEN 4 SON, AuctioneerS.
435 Southern Buildine

Trustees Sale Of Valuable sEMrDE-
APARTMENT BUILDING. con-
KAAoWSMf KKA{S1Sf AS FIVE PErMTsETs MYNITs. ,lMIN9 RMEIN9
ELL AL, KANSAS AVENUE. Mi1a NORTH.
BY virtue Of a certain deed Of trust
duly recorded IN .Liber No. 965i,
Foho 469 ct seq. OF the land records
the request Of the party secured
thereby; the UNDERSIGNED trustees
viii sell. at public auction IN front
ol the premises, on FRIDAY the
sEG0MR 81 T1SIs dH1zv diy Of MAY NAY. A.B; 1852,
following described land and prem.
ises; situate IN the District Of Coz
,ns Lot R$ in square Ss09 In EtReI
sndR dRutfs tnoSn suSsvi:!en q s5sss q
.PetTorth." as per plat recorded IN
the Once. Of the Surveyor for the
iDistrict OF Columbia In Libef 90 at
Terms: Sold subject to . prior ebuild-
approximately sio,4ss.ss is ana 20
proximateiy $1i ,O00. 90 further par
ticulars Of which will be announced
at time Of sale: the. purchase price
ess sac deposit ssssf II 81 Ieasr.d psid r.
Conveyances. recording, ETC., az
purchasers cost. Adjustments made
as Of date of sale. Terms to bo
otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may be advertised ana
resold at the discretion Of the
The purchaser OF the above property
terms OF sale, we viii fH rese,l TSn prem,se: se
s1iI KANSAS AVENUE. r1i NORTH. SssRR.rii.
WEST. on MONDAY the SEVENTH
day Of JULY. A.D 1852 at FOUR
THIRTY O'Clock PM. at the same
place ana under the same .terms
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
z. SPENCER FITZGERALD,
J; VERNON THOMAS,
ap.22,24. 26. .29,my.1. Trusteea
Continued on Next Pags)
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SECOND GAME.

/ Runs-Throneberry, Goodman, Gernert,
clio. Stephens. Runs batted in-Stephens
70 Joost l2), Hitchcock. Two-base hits
l-Murray, STEPHENS. Home run - JooSt.
ISacr1nces-Byrd t2l. Double plays-Lep-
clio to Gernert: Stephens to Gernert: Joost
to Suder to Fain. Left on bases-Boston,
~; Philadelphia.. z. Bases on balls-On
Byrd, g. Struck out-By Byrd, 4; By NIX
on, i. HitS-On Nixon. in innings; /;
on Hudson. l in 2 innings; OF Trout, / in
l inning; on Byrd, 10 in ia innings; of
zoldak, in ia innings. Runs and earned
rnnS-0h runs. Nixon; 4-3; of Hudson, 90; of
lyTIout. uTout. 90; on Byrd. 3-3; OF Zoldak. 90
CHitchcock). Passed ball-Wilber. Winning
nnitcner niHa 20 BYRD t5-D; Losing pitcher
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Braves, 2-3; PhiIs, IL
Totals 35 7s 80 1S Totals S5 s 33 IA
Two out when winning run scored.
doubled for Surkont in Sth.
------ 600 010 900 90
soSton ---- 900 600 O1O OIL

Boston ----------- 900 900 oI0 oI-2
Runs = Mathews. Grove. Wyrostek.
runs batted in-Ennis, Dittmer. Mathews
Two-base hits-Ennis, Mathews. Grove
Ihree-base hit-Wyrostek. Home run
Matthews. Stolen baSes-Wyrostek Jones
Sacrifice-Waitkus. st. Claire, Jethroe
Hammer. Double play-Jethroe to st.
Gn.ton Claire; Left on basesI;Philadelphia Z;
3: Of Burdette. l.. OF Drews, 8. Struck
3ut-By, surkont. 5; by .Burdette. 8; BY
Drews, Hits--Oh surkont, S in In
and earned runs-Of Drews, "a: Oh
Surkont.. IL; OF Burdette, 90. Win
ming pitcher-Burdette (4-3). Losing
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CIV Coed Crowned Queen
Of Chesapeake Boy Sailors
Special Disposeh 10 The sior

MILLERSvILLE. Md. July S.
Linda Youngs, 18-year-old daugh-
ter Of a well-known small boat
sailor on the Potomac today
reigned as the women's sailing
champion Of the Chesapeake.
The George Washington Uni
versity sophomore wound up yes
terday with Is points in the finals
after squeaking through in the
morning eliminations among a
field of eight.
Bobby Barton of Centreville
Md. placed second after being
disqualified in the final race.
Mrs. Bunny Myers OF, Oxford
Nd, placed third. Fourth on
points was Mrs. Molly Hewlett of
Alexandria, Va.
Linda, who lives in Arlington is
the daughter of Ralph Younps
one of the founders of the Pen
gum Glass. The skippers raced
in Comets.
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Pirotes, As; Reds, 2-2
Totals SO IL 2711 Totals 81 627 9
sFanned for Bartirome in 9th.
framed for BorkoWski in 9th.

TRAINED for Borkowski in 9th.
PITTSBURGH - 1l0 900 O02-4
Runs-Groat, Merson, Strickland, Nc
Cullough. Marshall, Adcock. Errors
None. Runs batted in-Kiner, Strickland,
Adcock. Hatton Groat (2). Two-base hits
lMerson, Strickland, Marshall. BorkoWski.
Home Tun-Adcock. Stolen base-Metko-
yich. Sacrifices = MCCULLOUGH, Friend.
Double play-Strickland to Groat to Bar
tirome. Left on bases-pittsburgh, 8;
Cincinnati 10: Bases on balls-on Friend,
IL; OF Perkowski, 1. Struck out-By Friend,
IA; BY Perkowski, g.. Runs and earned
Winning pitcher-Friend aid. Losing
lpitcher-Perkowski t6-6). Time-2:2S.
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Totals 81 IL "a 90 Totals SO 10 81 10
sSingled for Ramsdell in 9th.
Hit into force play for Lown in Sth,
{Singled for Boyer in 9th.

*SAnSleo Ior Boyer IN 0Ch.
Chicago ------------ O13 O0c OO1--- 2
81. Louis ----------- 024 122 20x-13
., Runs-0oHemus (2). Musial. slaushter (s),
slsler CD, H. Rice 90. D. Rice, Stalicup,
Adds, Fondy, Sauer. Atwel (3), jackson
Errors Ess - Atwell. Jackson, Lown. Runs
si.,sr sy johnson hgi sSli n Rice ~. MqSial 90
I2, II. Rice, Sisler. Stolen base-H Rice.
Double plays-Klippstein to Brown to Fon-
Sy; Ss Ramsdell to Miksis to FOndy. Left on
of Boyer. 2: OF Werie. l.. Struck out|By
BIZ sy Leopard: l by Boyer: s; BY Werie. j:
in = inning; on Lown. 3 in Ias n innings; .
On Leonard, in l inning; of Boyer. s in
sng igpninss; ssIn:a on Werle IL innings. Runs
212; on Leonard. 90; Of Boyer 6-6; OH
Werle, III. Hit by pitcher - By BOYER
o$s.S.). Csager). by KIippstein !sislerJ: Wild
pitcnes-SamSdell: Hatten, Lown. Winning
Khppstein (5-6). Time-2:3i.
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Tribe, lilo: Tioer.
Totals SO II 81 IL Totals ~ 227 10
'Walked for Houtteman in Sth.
i'd ---------- 214 900 103-1
600 600 000-

Detroit ------------- -- 600 600 900
Runs-Fridley, Mitchell go. Rosen (2),
Simpson co. Hegan, Combs (2). Error
90. Wynn, Dolby. Simpson, Rosen,
Hogan. Two-base hits-Rosen. Mitchell.
Thrse-base hit-Hegan. Home runs
Fridley, Combs, Simpson. .Sacrifce-
Simpson t2); Hatfield to Priddy to Dropo.
Left on bases-Cleveland, 6; Detroit, 8.
OF Houtteman, 2. Struck out@By wynn,
3; by Gray. 8; by johnson, 2 Hits-Ofi
Gray, in 2 innings tnone out in 3d)
Houtteman, in 5s innings; johnson,
in inning. Runs and earned runs
on Gray, A; OF Houtteman, A; OF
Johnson, 81. Hit by pitcher-Houtteman
lRosen). Winning pitcher-Wynn t9-7)
Losing pitcher-Gray (S-S).
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HunS-Hermanski, Schoendienst, SlauEh-
batted in-Hermanski. johnson (2), Sisier.
Slaughter. Two-base hits-Sauer. Fondy'
johnson. Three-base hits - SLAUGHTER.
Sisler. Home run-Hermanski Sacrifice
--Schoendienst. Double play-schoerl-
dienst to Hemus to Sisler Left on bases
Chicago. 4; Ct. Louis, 8. Bases on balls
ON Schultz. 8: OF Ramsdell. ] of Klipp-
stein, l.. Struck out-By Schultz. i: by
Klippstein. 1. Hits-On Schultz. in
innings; of Klippstein. none in / inning
Runs and earned runs-On Schultz, "A
on Ramsdell. 90; of Klippstein. 90: off
q 80. Losing pitcher-Schultz dill.
Time-2:02. Attendance-29,9 954 (paid)
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IhoS. J: OWEN q SON, Auctioneers.
$50 Southern Building

TETstses' ITGs Sale Of Valuable TWO.
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNoWXMM own
AS PREMISES NUMBER 6SS Va ~
STREET. SOUTHEAST. o'' "
oy virtue OF a certain deed of trust
9ny recorded, in Liber No. Sd8S'
r013 l9 et. seq. of the land records
q the District Of Columbia. and az
tne request Of the party secureS
tnereby, the undersigned trustees
VIII sen. at public auction in 'front.'
q the premises. on MONDAY THE
AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM
the following described land an4
premises. situate in the District ~
Coiumbla, and designated as and
Delng Lot Do in Edwards and others
subdivision OF lots in SQUARE sSs
of the Surveyor for the District ~
columbia in Liber IA nj folio "a
Terms; Sold subject to prior
tbuilding sssociation5 deed Of trMst
Tor approximately $5.OIl "a furtbss
particulars OF which win be an.
nounced at time OF sale: the mr.
SnaSe price above said trust to be
n paio IN cash. A deposit of $500, 90
,cohso. az Conveyancing, recordinR.
etc:. at purchasers cost. Adjust.
ments made as Of date OF sale.
t,erms 70 be complied with within
tnirty days, otherwise deposit for
!eited and the property may be al
vertiSed and reSold at the discretion
et the trustees.
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Totals 33 "a Totals 33 ~ IL
Popped out for Nuxhall in 18th.
Pittsburgh ---00 900 021 020-6
Cincinnati -----------110 900 000-2
Runs-Bartirome. Groat. CO.. Bell, Gar
| agiola, Borkowski, Rossi. Errors-Ad-
ans Rossi. Runs batted in--Merson Cd.
kiner. Kluszewski. Rossi, Metkovich, Bell.
Two base hits-Merson, Borkowski. Home
run-Rossi. Sacrtf1ce--Groat. Double plays
l--Nuxhall to Mcmillan to Adams to
Hatton; Groat to Strickland to Barti-
rome; Borkowski to Hatton to Mcmillan
to Kluszewski to Hatton. Left on bases
baiis-on Fisher. /. Struck out-By Fish-
er, 1; BY Hitler. I; by Nuxhall. 9; by
nings pitched to three batters in 5thJ;
oH Fisler, 3 In 8 innings (pitched to
one batter in 7th); on Nuxhail, Q In 8
innings; on Wilks, 2 in innings; OF
smith. 2 in 2 innings; Runs and earned
Iruns-Oh Hitler. 2-2: on Nuxall, IL; on
smith. 2-2; on Fisher. 2-2; OF. Wilks, 90.
Winning pitcher~PisheE d-0l. Losing
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200SoI Craft Vieot ANNAPOLIS,
D. c. Man Captures Crown

Not until the final race was
Lyon sure Of the Chesapeake title.
He and Miller Sherwood of Glib
son Island, Md, were tied for
points going into the final race. In
that one. Lyon finished third and
Sherwood, a big boat sailor, fifth.
Bob Ray, Potomac River skip
per representing Fair Haven Sail
ing Club, finished seventh in the
Central Atlantic competition and
fourth in the Chesapeake title
series which was run simultane-
ously. Robert Heinl of Potomac
River Sailing Association was 18th
and sixth in the two series.
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tGrounded out for Ridzik in 9th.
Philadelphia ------ O1O 900 OO1-2
Runs-Jethroe (2), Mathews, Ryan,
Jones. Errors-Bickford, Hammer, Sisti'
Runs batted in----Gordon, Bickford, Jones
Two-base hits-Hamner, Mayo. Stolen base
man, Ennis, Sisti. Double plays-Logan to
Dittmer to Torgeson. Torgeson Iun-
assisteD; Jones to Ryan to Waitkus;
bases----Philadelphia 8: Boston, 8. Bases
on balls-On Bickford. l; on Heintzelman,
4; on Ridzik,. 1. Struck out-By Bickford,
on Heintzelmaii, in 6 innings; of Ridzik,
In innings. Runs and earned runs
On Heizelman, 2.2: on Ridzik. 10; OF
Bickford. 2-1. Hit by pitcher-Bickford
Ryan). wild pitch-Bickford Winning
pitcher-Bickford (3-9): Losing pitcher
Heintzelman u-3). Time-2:0O. At
tendance-7,610.
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Classified Ad Rotes
PERSONAL

ANY ONE OWE you MONEY? Results
or no cost. VETERAN COLLECTION
vAGANNSG;yY. vAAGANGY. ~ NE; SrissSSc SSSS; Ho,.ps,,o-
license d by State and county. sH.
DEEP SEA FISHING PARTIES ar
ranged-De luxe fishing cruisers,
bait. tackle and transportation fur
niShed from Washington. Return
same day. Trips include 4 TO 5
hours heavy trolling go to 40 miles
out at sea. For reservations and
RsaN RHiSsns.i0e ct6s Sf 81 81 isa ks.s ss2 ss1Rr
vAcANCY-Eldsrly lady. 24.heur
REST oHoSME oHoSME. New management.
cWNER owl aS' 81 CAR STRUCK m REAR,
last Sunday during storm ct Mill
tary I'd and Nebraska ave-, COM
municate with AETNA CASUALTY
FGIL-TTasF CARE. child "a BY
mother Of 2-yr. .-old boy; Sill. SD. Nd.
rR2cffiIcczziEO R2cfIcziO NURSE win care o, for
elderly couple or 2 ladies. JU. o
FoR SALE. e-rm Colonial house; Yuu
North Arlington; exterior. brick; full
basement, gas heat, i "a baths. Also
want houses to build and remodel.
For Information phone ia. 2-2263.
MEXICAN LAWYER. registered con-
sulate. all Mexican legal matters.
immigration. EDMUNDO CASTILLO,
ESQ Broadway. N. y. q. y. x
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SECOND GAME
Totals ss s24 8 Totals 20 9 ~ IL

ssingled for overmire In Sth.
fSingled for Marsh in Sth.
3Fouled out for Michaels in Sth.
Hjrounded out for Kryhoski in Sth.
Singled for Delsing In 9th.
81. Louis ------------ 600 600 OOo-o
Cnlcaeo ------------- 900 O02 OOx-2
Runs - Fox, Minoso. Errors - None
Runs batted in-Minoso. Mele. Two-base
hitERivera. Three-base hit-Minoso.
Double plays-Miranda to Fox to Robin.
Robinson: Left on bases-St. Louis, 8;
Chicago 3. Bases on balls-OR Rogovin,
l; OF Kennedy, l.. Struck out-By Rogo-
vim, O. by Overmire. l.; by Kennedy, /.
Hits-o6 overmire, in z innings: OF
Rogovin, in innings (pitched to 2
batters in Sth); Oh Kennedy, l In 2 In
| nings; of Holcombe, 0 in 1 inning Runs
and earned runs-Oh Overmire, 2-2.
Winning pitcher-Rogovin 7-6). Losing
Pitcher-Oyermire (0-2). Time-2:0O.
lAttendance-30,11S.
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Dodgers, 5; Giants, |

Totals 81 "a 8 Totals 81 8 "a IL
'singled for Maglie in 2nd.
titled out for Koslo in 9th.
TANNED for Spencer In Sth
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AUCTION SALES
THOS. J. OWEN d SON, Auctioneers,
435 Southern Building.


ass Southern Building.
Trustees Sale of Valuable two
STORY BRICK DWELLING; KNOWN
ASraa1E AZ PREMIsEs NT sss RHODE ISLAND
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust recorded
the Land Records Of the District Of Of
Columbia, we shall sell in front Of
the premises on FRIDAY, THE llth
DAY OF JULY AID. 1852 AT 2:30
O'CLOCK Pm. Lot numbered Fifty
four (54) in Leonard s. Chapman's
subdivision Of lots in Square NUM-
bsrsd Three hundred and sixty-four
once Of the Surveyor for the Dis
trtct Of Columbia in Liber Glib. ct
Of $4,000 required at time OF sale.
Terms Of sale to be complied with
within thirty days from date OF
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the Fisk ss ssss Of fha h dsaans s
purchaser, after. five days advef-
tisement OF such resale In some
newspaper published in the District
OF Columbia, or deposit may be
forfeited. or without forfeiting de-
posit, trustees may avail themselves
against defsultins % purchassr sauSsSss rsar. Fnr.
Adjustment Of Real Estate taxes to
date of sale. All conveyancing, re-
cording and revenue stamps. ETC..
at cost Of purchaser.
sAN1oR SAMSEE r. scEEoEMEF; ckoMMf;;. R"
3e30. .jy3,5.s.10. '~''s
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SECOND GAME.

Totals "a 8 "a IL Totals 26 52713
"Lined into double play for Ryan in 9th.
timed out for Heintzelman in 9TH.
tGrounded out for Ridzik In 9th.
nh iIa doInhia mn nnn no1 n
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Chisox, 81; Browns, 10
Totals 20 s224s Totals s511279 Es

Fouled out Tor MIRANDA in 9th.
fGrounded out for Kennedy in 9TH.
4Hit into force out for paina In 0fh
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3Fouled out for Michaels in Sth.
3Grounded out for Kryhoski in 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08

Lutheran ministers
y" ~eek attacked the lax
e. me church in dealing
| - reIicion as it relates to
nr;ty groups, and slum
elIers. .t;o.
cdous propaganda impact
e. bv sircSsine racial intoi-
r. and hypocrisy IN the
~ state. American surveys
IL that church people are
r. preiudiced more race
(elou, than the average man
Y,he street
mis- was claimed here today
| The Rev. Clarence Nelson
washington. D. C.. main
,ker az the evening session
4 ,he 1852 Lutheran Home
i.sion Conference at the Sher-
bn.csdillac Hotel.
H. two day conference Is de-
Ia 10 urban church problems.
S,,dine mission opportunities
H. downtown chutch. ministry
|rdustfial workers. and minis
| M inter faoal groups
sponsored by the Division
American Missions OF the
I,onl lutheran Council. CO.
atiye agency OF eight Luth
\ church bodies. under the
,e,al Craftsmanship of DR. r.
erbciding executive secretary
the Board OF American Mis-
!. az The United Lutheran
urch in America
Ielson told the 60 delegates
n al parts of the United
Ne, sha' tho church should
/ the nation in the fight
inst racial seq cgstion. in
ID OF tagging behind the ef-
/, OF government offices and
liral parties.
We must expose racial seq
cation for what il is" he
d. namely: crucifYing Christ
'esh. Adding that The real
Tile for the church to keep
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
j. Gillespie
vins $1,000
ktident Case

{phn b DIZZY" Gillespie was
p dcd $1,000 for injuries re-
~ Ia auto accident three
y ago when his bicycle was
pek by Detroit motorist.
n Federal court jury re-
ned the verdict against Jo-
rhim Nachbar. $50 Delaware.
pen Dizzy stated that injuries
feived in the accident sf
''tneva. N. Y. caused him 10
Pack OUT on high notes.
al was held in Rochester.
OF the suit in which Gil
Q had asked $4,000.
Y 'hcspic started a fashion fad
pne musical ext cmists with
slec and black beet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Fifty-Two Births
Top Last Years

Babe, born in the first nine
months OF this year top the num-
Der for the same period last year
by 743 Dr. Joseph c. Molner.
commissioner OF health. r,poils.
There were 42.29i babies born
through Scptcmbcr this year,
compared with 1881 last wear.
He adds iha, last year Dctio oil
had its greatest number ot new
babies
About SO per cent OF all
babies born here were born in
one of the ~ Detroit hospitals
which have a maternity de-
parimenf. In ono Of them 6.l27
babies were born last year. and
some had as few as 20 new
babies.
The FIRST - hours OF life is by
al odd the most hazardous and
hospital nursery which has =
stall Well prepared TO meet cmcr-
scncics gives baby his greatest
chance during these FIRST crucial
days
Beng born Is safer today than
at any other time in history.
Adequate food. chosen carefully
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08

drawn to church building which
IS attractive
Pastors ministerlng 10 Negroes
the speaker said. must be able to
tram and 10 inspire others Tor
responsibility. since Supervision
and unwholcSomc interference"
with the church work Of racial
minor''ies should bc kept - a
minimum.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Civil Rights Fight

JEFFERSON CITY No Re
eardlcsS OF who wins H., election
the fight for evil rights Viii 80
ahead and the goals remain ~
same, il was declared here sun
dal bv RoN Wilkins adm nslla'
tor Of the NAACP. IN ar q } ess
to the Mi>om s atc Conference
of NAACP branches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Religious Prejudice, Hypocrisy
blasted by Lutheran Speakers

lis soul Is on the congregational
level he asserted that MANY
pastors would like to take a
stand against segregation. but
they fear they will lose their
churches"
Protestant, churches are in
danger Of losing ground IN Tho
growing ci'ies Of America be.
cause they "Stll concentrate on
the easy Job--to csangcllzc 10
people not 80 much on the basis
Of the faith they profess as the
social group they represent"
The warning Was sounded here
today by Dr. David W Bmrv.
director OF field research Of the
National Council Of Churches of
Christ in the L (. A M. WAS
main speaker al he Dinner ses-
sion al the sheraton Cadillac
Hotel here
Some 60 Lutheran home mis-
SONS eHoe are gathered to
discuss mission opportunities Of
The downtown chW ca. the minis
Try TO induSira! workers. and the
ministry To lu,ei racial groups
DR. Barry stressed that l42
million city dNcllc,s IN the Unit
cd States do not belong To any
church al all and warned that
Protestant evanecllsm among this
group viii fail unless Tie churches
change Their apptoach Ia great
section OF the urban population
IT'S bitter thing 10 see
Gods servants become hired
men OF the congregation
and turning over the temple TO
money-changers." Mr.. Nelson
declared.
On the othci hand. he coniin-
ued. the Lutheran Church can
point with grateful satisfaction
to examples OF work among
racial minorii.cs Such work. he
added, must be expended.
In an Outline of suggestions
Tor inicnSiivine evang elism
among racial minority groups.
Mr.. Nelson urged the Luihcrans
70 develop well-trained minis
try and leadership without too
much emphasis on that which is
not generally apr eci.tcd by
les privileged people
Must Train. Inspire
Furthermore he called for
creation of meat and attractive
places OF worship for the ave
rage Negro ~ho must bc con
tent with 50 much Of Tie mcdi-
ocrf that No apnf.gf..t..- md /.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Seek New
Trial for
Former GIs
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. In another
cfloit 10 SAKE the lives OF two
Negro eN scrviccmcn now undo
sentence OF death. lawyers oil the
NAACP have flied petition with
'hc United States Supreme Court.
asking Tor review Of lower
court decision. which held that
The men we've not entitled To- d
wtit OF habcas corpus
Robert w. Burns and Her
man p. Dennis. now being held
in Japan awaiting execution on
courts martial convictions in
the murder and rape OF white
civilian worker in Guam in
ls4s. are seeking an opporiun-
ify TO establish their innocence.
Conicnding that al then trials
IN 1919 cocrccd confessions were
used. Illegal evidence submitted
and favorable evidence sup
pressed. NAACP attorneys filed
a petition in the Federal District
Couii here for a writ OF habcaS
corpus 10 review the convictions.
The District Court decision
denying the VIII was upheld by
the Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia The present
petition filed on Oct % and
prepared by NAACP attorneys
Thurgood Marshall. Robert l..
Garter, David F. Pinksy. Elwood
II Chisolm and Frank d Reeves.
Is ain appeal from that decision
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Wins Acquittal On
Se!f-Defense Plea

Pleading sell-dcfcnsc. a Detroit
woman was acquitted OF first de-
gree murder last week in the
JULY % Staying OF hci husband.
Mrs. Thelma Spence. 80. of
the 500 block of Frederick. ad
mifted siabbing William. her
husband. before a jury in Re
corder's Judge w. Mckay Skill
mans court.
Atty Ernest Richards. former
ass slant WAYNE County prose
cutor. represented Mrs Spence