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OUTSTANDING VALUE
New 1-Storv Warehouse
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

6Ox2OO FT., 5-rm., bath, bunga.; Al
condition; on front of lot. Rear,
60xl00 it.. can be zoned for busi-
ness; nr. r. l. ave. and l fare;
S13.500. E. N. LIGHTBOWN. WA.
LARGE TRACT. nearly level. Indus
main line r.r. Suitable for ware
houses, mfg. or truck terminal Ex-
cellent investment for immediate use
or for substantial profit on capital
gain. Priced under 8 cents So. #. for
entire tract of Al acres. Call ME.
XII S-2559
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GOOD FARMS

CATTLE FARM OPPORTUNITY
Over 100 head cattle and all equip
ment included; stone house; daily
drive to Wash; needs $4,000 cash
down.
4O0-ACRE CATTLE FARM-S1e5 an
acre.
90 ACRES-Large home and all out
bldgs.; $1,000.
MoDERNIzED FAMILY HOME on 25
acres: close-in: only 500. 500.
60-ACRE FARM--$13. 3. 800.
A GOING DAIRY FARM of 100 acres;
Wash. barn; only S17,500.
LARGE MODERN ESTATE and dairy
farm. for large operator.
200-ACRE dairy farm; S21 900.
WE ALSO HAVE country homes with
business connected. gas stations,
restaurants, tourist camps. Stop in
our office on u. S. 240 in Gathers
selection.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER
REALTORS. GATTHERSBURG 800
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TRAllERs

HOUSE TRAILER With flush toilet,
shower, gas stove, hot water. refgr.,
sleeps 4, S700. WI. 1898. Ia
2T PALACE TANDEM. custom built.
Blonde finish. Steel roof awning.
Sleeps 4. Frigidaire. bot. gas; very
clean, AA-l condition, 81 ,396. See
Zekaria. Lot 81. Potomac Motor
Court. IA
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

STUDEBAKER 194S Champion; ra-
dio and Climatizer. new tires; $3.50
or best offer. DI. 65Ss. --12
tSTUDEBAKER 80 2-dr. Champ; r.
very clean; 81, ,395. Two-day
money-back trial 4-month written
Mss6.s Oldest Ford Dealer INA:
$3.50, 1I14 Vermont ave. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1851 Land cruiser.
Less than 10000 miles. Auto trans
mission; climatiZer and other ex-
tras. A perfect car In every respect.
$2,095: MCNEIL MOTORS. studs-
saksr s16s' Dealer 141s st. NV CO.
STUDEBAKER 1851 VS. 4-dr.: r. and
h.; overdrive transmission; fun nylon
interior trim and many other out
standing features. S1,S96. MCNEIL
sTuDEBAKER. 403O Wisconsin ave.
EN-. 1886.
|STUDEBAKER 40 Commander conv.;
o.d.. radio, climatizer: good tires and
sport model. pvt. party: S1,195. HU.
3646; after Z pm. FIR. 7455.
STUDEBAKER 1850 Champion 2-door
sedan; $1,295. Overdrive. Gives
wonderful gas mileage. Almost as
good as a Nash. For q good deal
On stIaeSaksT 3 RExS OF Nash Soms to
Oldest Nash Dealer. 29th and NJ SITS.
NV -I3
sTUDEBAKER 1s41; r. and h.. cd.
Z. h; 1895. HI. 471S. Call after
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion star
light coupe. +. and h.. overdrive.
Wv. tires. beautiful maroon paint.
% oer. safE1ss aaRBERT fof IT, Si2fSS 2IS q m Hfss S
STUDEBAKER 1947 convertible cpe.;
orig. black finish. r. and h.. over
drive, many other extras; new top;
good tires; OPS ceiling over 81. 100;
will take 1895 or best reasonable
STUDEBAKER 1850 Regal de luxe
down. (Choice Of s othersj. Largest
AgTS dspsSur1 wEEd9lEsA1ERs' Ed' 1871 sla-
WILLYS 1852 station wagon; over
drive and heater. Purchased 6-1S-52.
$1,000 for quick sale. IA. S-5S60;
wnLYs 1881 station wagon; very
$ib47 s$ff4 JACK e Ply fMoroRs,a asaH5feS; WfiiS;
dealer, 1907 14th St NV.
ANTIQUE FORD TOURING CAR, 1914
In excellent condition and with all
original lamps and brasses. Just
the car for the Glidden Tour here
this fall: $1,000. Phone Middlesburg.
BUICK 1949 4-door sedan; with dyna-
now; beautiful polo green finish. 8
excellent care, given by its one
Today only 81 1,295.
COAST-IN PONTIAC, AT. 1900
427 FLA. AVE. OPEN EWES. TIL .
PONTIAC 1947 convertible coupe;
l 8 cylinder; choice of 2 brand-new
black tops; both have been thor:
under CIPCo famous warranty.
Down payments only $500. balance
easy monthly payments. Total price,
i coAsT-1H az PEos}DE 9GbT1AS, Svr At. N'T Zoo
i OPEN Ewes. TIL 8 is
'39 Ford Tudor sedan sos
37 Chsv. sedan ------------- $65
40 Willys sedan -------------$S $S5
Al Dodge sedan ------------Sl75
40 Nash sedan --- sos
Al Olds sedan
az Studebaker sedan --------$125
40 Chev. sedan .-----$126
1920 First st. S.W. 12s
PONIIAC 1851 Chieftain de luxe
radio heater srn ssnaa, nfnt bsatap sIsen
lights, custom plastic covers. under
coat and other extras. One owner,
low milage, showroom condition.
Gr1d Trades s, SSGe. easy @4-month terms.
RON PONTIAC, INC.
1920 Wisconsin Ave-. Bethesda, OIL.
5000, Ia
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, Cushman. AS
Oatel. S75. Call AP. 2217.
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. 194S.
Good condition, has been In storage
WHizzER MOTORBIKE. Ho. 5000.
sun. Ia
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH-Emily's Beach
Haven. on Potomac River at 1st ST.
Cottages and unusual apts.. cool
all elec.. baths, hot water, swim. fish,
crab: co: 06l1 ewes, Mon Thurs.
WOODLAND BEACH cottage, sleeps 8.
a. MI; Aug. 30-Sept. 13; S45 per
wk. Call WA. 9125 after 8 pm.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH and North
Beach, one of Washington's most
popular nearby resorts. directly on
the. bay. about l hr. from D. c.:
desirable cottages for rent from
August l6 to end of September. $40
to SIS wk.,s furn. except linen
Stop by our office. open daily. or
phone Mr.. Fowler. locally. WO.
SIG. ewes. after $50. CHESA-
RsAKE Rsa1S Md CO. INC" chesapeske Ys
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-clean 7-rm.
mod. house; large shady yard; pvt.
ocEaN sh1ss GfTY frs sH 4ae sstT new
modern cottage; 2 bedrms., firepl..
sun deck; 100 feet from ocean.
Avail. Aug. 16-Aug. E3. $95. OV.
wATER-FRoNr COTTAGE, private
wharf and boat; water safe for
children. $40 week WI. 6976.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
lContinued.)
WANTED-1O0 CARS

We need 100 cars late models and
prewar. Drive in with your title for
more cash or will pay OF balance.
WOLFE MOTORS, 1891 Wisconsin
ave. NV, EN-. O141
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BUILDERS

subdivisions, some with sewer
and water. also con subordinate
ground cost--WE HAVE GI AND
FILA FINANCING AVAILABLE Call
Mr.. Touhy. ST. 1868. JAMES A.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

CHRIS CRAFT-Beautiful 14-ft. run
about; brand-new; immediate sale.
See 1t at 2506 N. Glebe rd.. Arl.,
or call OW. 1865. liz
THIRTY-TWO-FT ACF HULL. $175.
Apply Washington Marina. 1900
FiSHiNG Parties. Chesapeake Bay,
Eastern Bay, Gooses. Herring Bay.
For reservation call CAPT. KING.
SOFT. Sf CABIN BOAT. Must be sold
Immediately; 5000 cash. or best
40-FOOT twin-cabin cruiser. raised
deck: fully marine equipped: excel.
offer. Me. 1855 or 20. s-4437
Is1s-FT. RUNABoUT. plywood, oak
frame; brass fittings, 5000. 81.
CABIN CRUISER, Owens. esh,xSm'
Just OF the railway: Ready for use.
Best offer, up to $4,000. Selby on
the Bay. Will be on boat until Sat.
16-fT. NBOARD speed boat with
trailer; 40 m.p.h., 75-h.p. Gray
cond.; $975. Can be. seen at 1000
Raynor rd.. 8. s., Md. JU. 7-9096
18 FIT. CHRIS CRAFT utility speed
boat In excel. cond. ST 1876. Cal
Kellogg T-039S, MR.. r. GREEN
BERG. evenings after 3. III
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BRANCH AVE. Sc. 1900 block, close
to Pa. ave; ideal location, 5Ox10O.
$3.25o. ELL ELI BUsADA. 10. $500
LOTT. Hamilton, s. g.. Md; near
BUS ,6sh SCHOOLS, shopping; OWNER,
4. usfii. sEST.oSFSur s.yeS .tTssf bt: Gt:
LARGE Level LOT. 'SSii Sish elevation,
999a5o s9sdo o%MER STHy tS %r Andrews 1xhs Field
Wheaton. water at property Must
&C acre s0i0 j. as e h PREsToN ePsFe; iiSS Really RsE
CORP: sH. o1e3. 81. 1852. -13
IN PAINT BRANCH, PA acres, on
Motley rd;. 225-ft. frontage, on paved
besgtttuI homes. SO OWNER. sH. Ag5S5; 5$ss;
LOTS OF LoTs-select a large bldg.
site from the many we have avail
able in nearby Md. as low as. $500
aPf EPh1sa. ss iaEHs UN. os1s. g. acre. AIS A1gIN
FOREST. in the Coles
vile section OF Silver Spring-Acre
lots. $1,000. Agent on ground ewes.
Sa5il g1tl t dark; Out Golesyille I'd. { 6Route
g.. e. shsESsS$ s,: a.. FSTess E FobiNsos s 5ds
pm. EN- 9317. ~-I5
THREE LOTS in Wheaton Crest, aver
age 55x125, sewer and water. in;
paving paid for. Ready to start
building, $1,000 each. RIA. S161.
OLD GEORGETOWN RD.-i acre
plus 2 paved road frontages. bus
transp., all cleared. beautiful trees,
lovely view. $4,000. Terms. Phone
WI. 9535, IA
12H ACRES for sale; near Manassas,
Va. 80 miles from Washington. TR.
1851. --1S
RAMBLER SITE. 3Ka acres Of beauti-
full land near new Argyle Country
Club, less than $1,000 per acre.
J.: E. PRESTON REALTY CORP.
SH. 9193. SH. 1852. -13
ATTENTION BUILDERS, 25-lot sub
division in $4,000 community,
sewer and water approved. no storm
drain needed. 81 $50 per lot. Z
cash required. ]. e. PRESTON
REALTY CORP, SH. 9193. SH.
FALLS CHURCH AREA-%s-acre lot.
nicely wooded; reasonable. JE.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

2,567 SQUARE FEET, with loading
platform and refrigeration unit; mr..
200 blk. 18th st. Sc; S13,950.
LAKE & CASKEY, Realtors, AP.
S400; ewes, WA. 1857.
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VACATION PLACES

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL. Ocean
front apis. and cottages; immacu-
late: $50 per week UP. OIL. 1888.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-For rent, brand
new furn. cottage; 2 bedrms.; 8 mi.
north of Ocean City, 2 blocks from
ocean. Avail. Aug. 16-Sept. /.
TIE. 604S. --15
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERr-RENT
$4,000 SO. FT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. 7. r siding and ONCE.
Ma. 1886.
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
EVANS BUILDING. 142o New Yorl

ave: NV. Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet 1 your Re-
siFe sniFsmsnss' 81 yPEs PENN sdF PRohERTI66ss RE
GEORGETOWN location for
office or distinctive gift shop. GIL.
Din1PPooNr CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
offices available for professional and
sEade sve S' Srsan5aa5iSps. Ab. ssSS: lS4S Conn.,
DESK SPACE. telephone answering
seeretsrial service available. Cali
oFF1CE. Fi agOV front, 12xao; street level.
new bldg; storage facilities avail
able, ample parking. display, win
dow; heart Of Wheaton Triangle;
wFSToET sE5 PER mo; R,bG 70. IIS8i l4fS and 1H NV
Rm. 604-I5x55 it.: spotless. well
NEW HgR'eSi oFFICf, ioI Fl Nh and sS' kennedy st.
NV; gas heat. hot and cold water;
bathroom. To inspect, call KEN
NEEDY REALTY CO.. INC. Realtors
PRoFEssIoNAL OFFICE or other
business; busy Sc. corner, 20.
DoWvNsTTiowN. End and srd foors;
bined or separate; ideal loc.; suit
able for union, school. dance studio,
LOCAL Or national organizations; reas.
F1iRNisHED i OFFICE, $50 month;
elevator building: downtown. near
LAW OFFICE. furnished, in LAWYERS
suite; secretarial services avail; :
downtown area: Ma, 408s. IL
F ST. AT 9th. 527 9th st. 'n.w.-De-
sirable space for sales rooms, OF
fees. workshop. etc. Good busi-
ness location and conv. Ress. APP
,StS SE s1S ANp pTNSX' Fl E AR2. E2om s4S penna
Govt. dents.; good location. Reas.
Apply $40 F ST. NV. Room 10.
DESK SPACE with secretarial serv-
ice. modern office bldg. near y. 8.
Treasury. $50 monthly. Can IE:
395s. 8 to 10 a.m:' or write BOX
poWNToWS; eSa7Si wv; 9th and penna. aye.
n.w-About 1000 SO. It. Suit
able for sales. rooms. ofhces. etc
18th AND N. Y. AVE. N;W.-one-r -rn1;
RPRNsTRS S inRfS g Sc4Go co kestors. kePty IsG
1886 conn. AVE. NV. - 1,400-
1000 So. it.. avail. in whole or
in part, in elev. bldg; excel. Tor
elgbrm., display I. rms studios; sn,9dsd etei;
occup. To inspect. call LEO M.
BERNSTEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV,
eOf 1ith ST. N.W.-Drastic reduc-
ton in rent; 3 lge. rms. and bath;
approx. 53S 50. IT. avail for immed.
occupancy. Apply LEO M. BEHN-
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
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TRAIlERS Cont. }
GARAGES

GARAGE FOR RENT, $500 14th ST.
NV; $40 per mo. See janitor on
premises. -16
I43I NEWTON ST. N.W.-Garage for
rent, suitable for ear or storage.
TU. 1884. lib
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FARMS

SMALL ESTATE; g bedrms., 8 baths,
two u baths. knotty pine recr. rm..
5-rm. guesthouse,. 2 wells, dog, ken
Gan G. II THOMPSON 8 GRAY, sligo
FREDERICK COUNTY. fertile CROP
land. part woods spring. brook,
no bldgs., 81 acres $3.50 acre
HARRY P. WILLIAMS, P. o. ClarkS-
burg, Md. ONCE. U. s. Hwy. No.
$40 Hyattstown, at FredR Co; line.
STROUTs CATALOGs, either mailed
sTROUT REALTY. 7iI-A Wood
ward Bldg, Washington. ST 37S4.
WANTED FARM, in So. Md; reason
able Tor cash. Give price and de-
tails; will trade good 1st commercial
lot. Box 476-c, Star. IL"
20 ACRES; rms. big fireplace,
cleo. A mi. south: $4,000 with and
So $50 without the saw timber;
ST 300 dn.. S75 mo. TIE. 413l.-13
193-ACRE CATTLE FARM
distance from Capital.
Quaint remodeled farm home of 3
bedrooms and bath. 2 stone Chin
neys; Scar garage with rooms
above; , barns; farm mostly in
grass with water in fields. Owner
will take large 1st trust or will
consider trade for city property.
OF; 9161. with BOSS g. PHELPS.
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Virginia Country Estate
NEAR TOWN OF CLIFTON
5 ACRES; $29,750
Lovely 2-story Colonial frame. f.
bedrms.. 2 baths. On hard-surface
road No. 645. About 90 miles from
Pentagon by way of Shirley hwy. at
Franconia cloverleaf, or by way Of
Fairfax Courthouse. Outbuldings
Can craze 10 beef cattle. School bus
pickup. Excel. neighborhood. Ex-
elusive with
JAMES M. DUNCAN. JR., Realtor
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WE SELL FARMS

approximately 440 acres. less than
go miles from the heart of Silver
Spring. Excellent. main residence.
3 tenant houses, l very large. All
modern with baths, hot and cold
water; 7 good barns; good stream;
3, wells. THOMPSON & GRAY,
sligo fl 90 IA
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PONTIAC 1947 convertible coupe;
cylinder; choice of 2 brand-new
black tops; both have been thor
oughly checked and are bonded
under CIPCO famous warranty.
Down payments only $3.50, balance
easy Easy monthly payments. Total price,
CoAsT-IN PONTIAC. AT. 1900
427 FLORIDA AVE. NE.
OPEN EVE9 It'll O TX
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WE NEED
ALL KIND OF
USED CARS

See us before you sell or
trade. We pay the highest
prices in the entire Metro
politan Area. Let us pay
off your balance and give
you the difference in cash.
Bring your car title or pay
ment book.
nADT%yTT wy HR0TO1 M
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AUTOS FOR SALE (cont. /,

CADILLAC 1851 Imperial S-passen-
ger. limousine; black finish; equipped
with radio, heater and Hydra
Matte. S4.435. CCC guaranteed.
CAPITOL CADILLAC-OLDSM
CO., 1922 22nd st. NV, ST. 5000.
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lots 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE

ASAA AA ~ 41S<AAAAS
REALTORS. GAITHERSBURG 29e
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WILL PAY UP TO
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEW. 40 h-ton panel IN the best
OF condition; $595; terms and guar
antee. NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
tFordl. 400 Benning I'd. ne. LU.
l.10l1
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OLDSMOBILE 194S "9s"; radio,
drive; 81. .O5O. Call OWNER. Ii.
OLDS i94e "ss" convertible; light
blue, Hydra-Matic, r. and h., good
tires; $4,000 miles; good cond
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05
Seek Federal Aid
in Fla. Bombings

The American CNh Liberties
Union today called on the fed
eral government to press more
Vigorously and widen rs investi-
cation into the bomblnes Of mi
nority groups IN Florida
Patrick Murphy Mahn ACLU
executive director. and Arthur
Garfield Hays. general counsel.
wired ATTY General J Howard
McGrath that the murder of Han
~ T Moore Florida state coordl-
nator Of the UAACP. is brutal
example Of race hatred"
Moore's home in Minis. Fla
was bombed late al night. He
died on the way to the hospital
and has wife was seriously in
Jured.
The ACLU officials stated that
coming n the wake Of bomb
ings OF Jewish svnagogues in
Miami, such violence can only
be the result Of individuals and
groups seeking to tctlorze MI
nority groups.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05
Egg Laying
Rise

The poultry industry can ex-
pect another banner year in 1882,
according TO latest figures of the
IL { Department OF Agriculture.
Increased production of eggs
and broilers is expected and
turkey production may exceed
the 1851 level. which was a
record high.
Indications are that the strong
demand for poultry products VIII
continue and prices are expected
10 average about the same.
While the total value of poul-
ny products in 1852 may be as
mach as per cent higher than
the estimated 4 billion for 1851.
costs viii also rise and net re-
turns To producers may be little
lower
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05
Education Board
Accepts $4,000

Ihirty SIX students VIII aitcna
Wayne University next year IN.
Ger terms Of $4,000 grant from
{. Allen Harlem, president Of
the Harlem Electric Csnt,a,y
ne grant was approved fof ae.
ceptance by the Board II Erl
cation in then meeting op be-
In addition ~ mo mnolari r..
yhIch arc MT fc.t.,fed o.
particular field ~ study "A ~
Dr4Y'I1'iy ne giant sf,. ess,
"fhrA on assistance rum g. ii,
jfrzlfn3irly 81 I'M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05
B ham Minister
on Air Sunday

The Rev J. Wayne Drash min
ter OF the First Christian Church
4 Birmingham, Ala, speaks on
Gods Wish for You on the
second half of CHS Radios
Church Of the Air" Sunday Jan.
; (CBS Radio, l030-ll ann.
Music for the program VIII be-
sung by the Choir of the FIRST
Christian Church directed bv
John A. Light, with Elizabeth
McNutt at the organ.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05
Coleman S 70,
Bright S 49,
Into Sortage

Two football jersey were ,,
tired al ihe end of The eatfeu,
season.
Bo'h bcloops 10 tough ra.on
competitor
Msc's First
Number 10 Ro,n ~ d.,
Coleman 10 - H. We, s,,a,
On ~ fre saiarese beloe.o.
'he irH VI re'aed +, v.es
70, s'a'o ~ ego
Norbs' - grseea By the
s<p.>n If Johnny snob, 80
Drake vnyers,iy. VII also 90
inir si>Sass -
Dt.'nan ya1 nsae .y.,, u
hr'f '4n the na'ior v,, ~
pm y ase D.'h On .fi.n',
arG drfere " '''i''s'
ENgh' 8l,e4 .s,v
'a.'f lad ,,>,a ~, .a,,.. -
~ ~" ',n,g ,c,1a Dt,e
nsa p ~. r..t b.Ds,., - 7,
rl'n ~ hts D,..l.a
- ka W., -. '' 2
"'1 ~ nan - ... -
'.'hal 'ssu n.< vi. p'''"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05

ot Det.o.t. and Mrs. Willie Mae
W.lilams Q, Port Huron.
Ms Emma Wh!teworth Of 520l
Williams, who died Dec. % was
buried Dec ~ Funeral services
We're held from the Hartford
Avenue Bapiist Church.
Mrs Whtworth. who was 70
years OF age. was native OF
North Carolina. She is survived
by four sons Charles. Hobart
Stonewall and Swan Whitworth.
Also three daughters. Mrs. ES-
tclle Hunter. Mrs. Nellie Haynes
and Ella Whitworth.
Also nineteen grandchildren
and 20 great grandchildren.
Mr. and MIS- Sam Coleman OF
9677 Knodell, reported enjoying
their most pleasant Christmas OF
the early arrival of 6l2 pound
daughter. Sandra Joyce.
The Rev. Sam Johnson of Will
kins and Mrs Johnson had his
mother from Chicago as their
Christmas house guest.
Dinner Guest
Edward Powell Of 73l Pingree
had dinner with his aunt. Mrs
Sarah Love of 1921 Waterloo
Mrs. Love prepared a deliciou.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Smith Of
l42s illinois are proud 70 have
as their house guest their
daughter. Mrs. Lester Lee Clay
Of ST. Louis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05

Get in touch with me for news
for this paper by calling TE
3-4595 Address. 1888 Rlvard De
troit 7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05

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NJ .na Ms Lester Smith Of
l.7s Til;,o;s are proud 70 have
as .hs;r house cues, their
DAUGHTER Mrs Lester Lee clay
"a {. louis
W,llw B~ourar III ~ $50
u-,lli,s sor ~ NJ ana Ms
vlI,s- + Rrouosr cs,eh,a,sS
Bishon 4 4 shelton and wife
- l5,S + Alsxansrine are en-
,ar,sin;ng ,hsr nice Florence
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05
National College Board
Meets in Pittsburgh

viii be held that afternoon az
the Sheraton Hotel, sponsored by
the Pittsburgh Committee, and
alumni Of the member colleges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-01-05

=, F D Patterson p'eS.ueh,
T.>Aeeee Institute and fuhu
|s.nt .nnounoed today thar
rr.s.V annual Board Meet.
~ presidents Institute oil
n, lnted Nceto College fuho
81 h,la in Pittsburgh. Pa
jim l2 ia ans -
a feature Of the PITTSBURGH
conference will be a public
meeiino in Stephen Foster Me-
norial Hall Monday evening.
d. Lindsey + Kmball wee
Is u 6,n, 81 IA, Rockctellei Foun.
cation wall discuss the role o'
s ehe. oducation IN > free Soc'e-
~
Mays Speaks
Anothcs princIpel speaker Dr.
Benjamin Z MaN> president oi
Norehou>e College and vice :
president OF m, Fund viii tell
al the work being done by the
Fund TO turtle; educational OPP
. ytuuile> foi Negro Youth
In churches throughout the
civ ,he United Negro College
Funds aims foi 1852 VIII bc des-
(, bed by The 81 colleges prcSl-
cents Who haNe accepted speak
ing assignments for Sunday
lootnln- Jan l3
A ie~ p'ion ior The presidents
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-15
Bronx Has A Cowboy

NEW YORK (P)-Harhy (Hopa-
long) Abramowitz is probably the
last cowboy in the Bronx section of
New York.
His ranch" is scattered all over
the borough. In three-stOry stable
he keeps 43 horses, II goats and a
dog. On five lots he has a rare as
sortment of wagons of all sorts
covered wagons, buckbOards, sur
reys,. tallyhos, victOrias and bar
Ouches.
The 64-year-old cowboy" rents
his equipment to advertise bond
rallies. movies. parades, political
candidates and commercial pro-
ducts. He began his collection in
1910 when he bought 64 carriages
from a member of the Vanderbilt
family for a total price of $50.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-15
Stay On Farm, Banker
Advises Rural Youth
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tcontinued from first page)
2. Mechanical farming has re-
duced the long hours of hard labor
that existed ten years ago.
g. Food is a necessity, so let's
realize that farming will always be
needed.
4. Farming is one of the most
Independent occupations we have;
yes, you are your own boss.
5. Working on a farm develops
strong, healthy bodies, both physi-
cally and mentally and health al
ways comes first.
6. If you have been born and
raised on a farm it will be part of
you, something that you can't wash
off.
Z. You can have a good standard
of living on the average farm today.
s. Farm work isn't mcnotOnous;
every day is different.
g. 1t takes two or three genera
tions to pay for a farm, so why
walk away from it when you can
work with your dad for a few
years on a percentage basis, build
up an equity in the livestock and
machinery, and run the home farm
on a $3.50 basis. If there are other
children in the family, after few
years you will have enough equity
TO borrow money to buy the farm
from your dad.
One closing word to you farm
boys: Learn to love the country
where you we're born and raised
Work and live with nature and you
will be repaid manifold for your
efforts plus having a happy, healthy
enjoyable life.
Milford chronicle., 1952-08-15

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