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BOXER SANCTION MATCH, Laurel
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ENTRIES. 1880: JUDGING. l:45
90 TROPHIES AND ROSETTES
OBEDIENCE DEMONSTRATION
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The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02
Vandenberg Says
He Favors FEPC

In his address before group
of Wayne County Negro leaders
IN the Gotham Hotel last Thurs
day night 1t Gov Wm c. Van
denberg, candidate for the Re
publican nomination for cover
nor said. II favor fair employ
ment, without discrimination. bv
whatever means il may best be
brought about
Il think all Of Us want men
and women to be taken into en-
ployment on the basis of what
they can do not because Of the
church they attend nor the color
Of their skin.
All peoples want to be accent
cd IN the working world as men
and not merely tools of some
powerful force"
Vandenberg is a native q,
Michigan and a successful bust
ness man. He has been endorsed
by civic leaders including Attv
Charles A. Roxborough. former
state senator.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02
Communists Draw
Fire of Potter

In statement 10 the Tribune
on Tuesday. Congressman Charles
K. Potter, candidate tor United
States Senate. said he would con-
tinue TO expose the enemies OF
the American people if he be-
came Senator.
The youthful legless veteran
of World War II is seeking the
seat vacated by the death of
the late Arthur II. Vondenberg.
Sr.
Supporters of the Congressman
point out that he has proven TO
the people Of Michigan that he
is a fearless public official by
his work as a member OF the
Un-American Activities Commit
tee.
Endorsed by Vets
He has been endorsed by mum
erous veterans. civic. business.
and social groups.
Potter pledged to support the
Republican platform and work
for strong civil rights program
He will spend the week end in
Detroit visiting several churches
and veterans groups.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02

,.ds
ON ,..o,,i,,
loo"y s's =, 49,. ...,.
nomic slave ol y. $. ''Sr ~.
the Demoei pa'F 1 ~
land our Dst dollar las
be stopped Noai vote 'sn .aa.
"A greet VA was !. ~, !.
tween the r. publican Ss,| \
the Denloefa'ie SCUM
the same Democratic soa,sV 4
as determin to ealIy ,'..,,'',, 4
traditions . asn 'S's, ,ssy n
they were N''e" "''
C.vi' War 4
They haze tried eyer, ..t.1
the book = psGrsr, 1rnc TT en-
legislation and FEPC n''|
coming the low .sj
Every cle ton day =, ~ {
a Memorial Day io' !, ,1 wi
ci,izenS In r4cmory Vi "
fathers ana q ss La, cave b
ham Linco'' ~ s.oedor
for the cause raslts
Mountain oi ,s'. ~s''o ii
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02


ment issued Sunday, said
that working people have
earned more money in the
last l9 years under the
Democratic administration
than ever before in their
lives, but the prosperity was
a counterfeit prosperity built
on the blood Of the sons and
daughters of the United
States.
Many thousands OF innocent
Americans have been killed in
the two wars We have had un-
der Democratic maneuvering
Foreign lands have been drench-
cd with their blood The wages
we receive in blood money and
the food We eat is bought with
blood money Of our brothers.
fathers or some mothers SON"
Burton said
Money cannot buy under
standing. neither can money buy
love
Much has been said about
American democracy. but little
has been done to make il work.
Millions Of dollars have been
spent TO Investigate gambling and
vice by Congressional Commit
tees. Sen Kcfauver Cd OF Tenn,
Investigated gambling and vice
in several states. Rep. Wood
d Of Georgia conducted Com
rluniSt investigation. TIL e
Democratic Investigators forgot
that charity should begin at
home They should have inves-
tieated the White House in Wash
ircton first.
They forgot TO investigate the
lyrching and burning Of Amer
ican citizens in their homes states
OF Tennessee and Georgia.
They also forgot TO visit the
swamps and wildernesses where
bones Of the bodies OF unknown
victims of lynch terror are
scattered.
There has been no attempt 10
biing these vicious criminals to
Justice. Bread is high and human
life is so cheap.
Expose Corruption
We need to elect men 10 Con-
cess who Will expose corruption.
md murder Of defenseless citi-
ems Let Us elect 10 Congress
men who will see that laws are
roSSed To punish lynchers and
law violators who try TO take the
law in their own hands. Respect
i"I law anh orrer must be main
tanned.
Our fore parents were
brought TO the United States
and sold as slaves. Many of
Them were whipped 10 death
because they refused 70 be
worked 20 d~sih. Many Of
fhem who tried 10 escape across
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02


Endorsed by the Wayne County
Go. church and civic groups,
and gwen a qualified rating by
the Detroit Citizens League he
expressed confidence this week
that my friends VIII encourage
their friends TO go to the polls
and vote next Tuesday, Aug s."
Yates. oftimes referred 10 as
the little mans friend" around
Detrot's Recorders Court, has
aided many clients during their
troubles without receiving even
the minimum fee.
A man in distress will ALWAYS
get my attention whether he
has money or not: especially the
working man. for some where
down the road. I'll be rewarded" +"
he stated
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02
Attorney Yates
Desires to Serve
All Of the People

Il desire 10 serve all Of the
people Of the State Of Michigan
and especially those Of the First
District. comprising Detroit and
parts Of Wayne County" stated
Attorney Frederick Yates this
week.
A former public administra-
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02

speeding the vicious rumors"
that his congregation was not
buying but leasing the Para
disc Theatre.
II was revealed that the
Church Of Our Prave! had sold
is former quarters on Eliot be-
tween Woodward and John r.,
10 the Ninth Church OF Christ
Sc enlist FOR $4,000
The Lotion church was the
f!.~t Negro church 10 locate on
~ edward Avenue in Dctrolt's
history.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02

tor for two years. Attorney
Yates is seeking nomination as
a State Representative from De-
froit's citY-wide first district on
the Democratic ticket.
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02
paid Political Advertisement
Burton Seeks Election
To Congress From 13d
Local Republican Businessman
Blasts Dems Administration

In his campaign for the Republican nominsil
Congress from the 18th District William Burton IN
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02
Rev. Lotion Rops Unnamed Criti@
Dec,7es Rll,nors That
Church %BeHgLeased

Heated denlaIS and angrN POPULATIONS issued IorVh
this week from the confines OF the Church OF Our Prayer
The Detroit tribune., 1952-08-02

the border into Canada 1
caught and taken basi
whipped until blood ai'1
from their wounds.
Evening star., 1952-08-04

Very deep pile, fine quality skins, dyed in
the rich brown shade achieved only by
Hollander Note the new flowing silhou-
cites, the short shoulders, the face-framing
collars. Full and 70 lengths. Truly won
derful buy at this price EUR products
labeled to show country of origin of i'm
ported furs."
second washington and Arlington
Evening star., 1952-08-04

Q NyIon Net, 72-in. width
o Polko Dot NyIons, 40-in.
o Printed Nylons, 36-in.
o White Nylon, 40-in. width
. Stripe NyIon, 40-in. width
. Royon FoiIIes, 4o-in. width
Evening star., 1952-04-09
Cre0Se.YeS1St0Nt fNVON! HeIUT IN
YEAR ROUND WEIGHT
MEMS STACKS

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Spring shades Of skipper, blue, ton,
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Evening star., 1952-04-09

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the double the downright enjoyment that comes from
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Evening star., 1952-02-17
BY the Associated Press

| PATTEN. Me-. Feb. 16.-Mort
than 100 persons trekked out Of
wilderness logging camps today
Iafoot. on snowshoes, in cars ant
trucks-behind bulldozers anc
snow plows which ended theil
four day storm-enforced imprison.
ment.
Last to be rescued were Ii
woodsmen marooned by 12-foot
snowdrifts at an Eastern Corp
camp about As miles northwest
of here.
Earlier, occupants Of three other
remote camps, including a dezer
women and several children, hao
reached this Northern Maine out
post as their food supplies dwin-
died.
Several of the camp larders hac
been replenished in an airlift
I"Operation Snowbound' by three
veteran bush pilots.
Half of the 10 Eastern Corp
Iloggers plodded four miles 'or
snowshoes on shoulder-deep snow
to meet drift-piercing plows and
trucks.
Two. of so woodslnen stationed
lat a Diamond Match Co. opera
ton at Second Mattaganmor
Lake-27 miles north of Patten-
Evening star., 1952-02-17

featured the entertainment.
Col. Cordiner, now retired, sue
ceeds Vice Admiral Harry-G. Ham
let, United States Coast Guard
retired. During World War he
commanded an artillery battalion
in France and during the last wal
rose to chief quartermaster of the
Southwest Pacific command Of
Gen. Macarthur, himself a former
commander Of the 52-year-old
order.
/ Officials Present.
i Top military officers, Congress
members and diplomats turned
out for the dinner, called a wal
low" in the outfits lingo. The
speakers table list included House
Speaker Rayburn. House Minority
Leader Martin, Ambassador Car
los P. Ronlulo of the Philippines
Senator Bridges, Republican, Of
New Hampshire, Senator Lydon
B. johnson, Democrat, of Texas
Admiral William F. Halsey and
Gen. Lemuel c. Shepherd. Marine
Corps con1mandant.
SkitS Poke Fun.
Skits poked fun at the congress
sional drive to prevent waste in
|lthe armed services, the price OF
meat and the campaign Of Mrs
Anna Rosenberg, Assistant Secre-
tary of Defense. to recruit women
in uniform.
The order was founded in Ma
nila in 1900 by participants in
the campaign against the Philip
pine insurrectionistS, only a few
of whom were present last night.
Sole purpose of the organization
is fellowship.
It is named for the water buf-
Ifalo and general beast of burden
I0f fba phi1irr,iYooc
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Cordiner Is Installed PIows End 4 Snowbound Days
AsNew Commander ofFor 10 Morooned in Maine

were flown to safety in q ski
plane.
The others. including five WON.
en- cooks. came out in cars anc
trucks.
Another so woodsmen Travelled
to safety from two st. Regis Paper
Co. camps near Sawtelle Brook
The storm last Tuesday plas-
tered Northern Maine with more
than 30 inches OF heavy, wet snow
y Whistling winds since then blew
the snow into huge drifts and COW
cred roads again almost as fast
as they were ploWed.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Sieminski to Address
ICU on Defense Work

Representative Sieminski, Dem
ocfat. of New Jersey, will speak
at an observance of Defense Week
scheduled from noon to pm. to-
morrow in the Catholic University
gymnasium.
The faculty and students Of the
university will attend the meeting,
sponsored by the Reserve Officers
Association Of the United States.
The Andrews Air Force Band
will play. James Bosilivas, presi-
dent of the student council. will
preside.
Evening star., 1952-02-17
Deaths Reported
(By the d. c. Bureau Of Vital Stat

(by the D. c. Bureau OF Vital Statistics.
Olga M. Andersen. SO, s6o1 wisconsi,
ave. NV.
T. TRes 1s9s ls9s eSs Que ST s. NV
Margaret @. Sullivan. SO. 3610 cumber
Mary 1. Goldsmith. 80. 27o7 Adams Mil
rd. NV
.ssPs TneMss II I4sL HUDSON m u saos oAsrlingtcn Va
Arthur Russ. II. Seio 18th st. NV:
Joseph 1. Dorsett. 70. Oak Hill, W. Va.
Harry W: Benson. 90. 1891 18th pl. ne
William, BYrton: 6s, 14lS 16L 44th St NV.
Rachel A. Attwell. 1901 oregon st. NV.
Cora A Pnrdum. 81, 215 r st, ne.
Iiemn a. Ii u IHnomas. Hi1 e. 1880 1880 gag St. nv
Ernest Burger, 81. 500 3rd st. NV.
Adelphia Hanna. 55. 3510 Minnesota ave
Nellie W. Smith. 81. 217 F st. NV.
Annie Carter. 81. 1919 oiiye st. ne. j.
Fred Mason, 4S. 11O2 o st. NV. =.
Evening star., 1952-02-17

The inStalla-
ton took place
at a colorful
dinner of the
|Ior 6 a n / zation.,
which is COM
posed Of officers
/ who are veter-
\ ans of Philip
pine campaigns.
at Hotel Stat
/ Ter. A number
of Skits satiriz-
| ing the increas-
ing Importance
Of W ON en- in
military life
Evening star., 1952-02-17

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Order Of C.arabao

Col. Douglas C. Cordiner, deputy
OF Soldiers Home, last night was
installed as national commander
OF the Military order of Carabao.
Evening star., 1952-02-17

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