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Evening star., 1952-04-05
Attention Builders
PEAnV To co

ICGADI 10 OO
These lots are in South Easts best
area just of Branch ave. Some are
ready to build on at once. others
will be subdivided to suit purchaser
or may be purchased in acreage.
Call Mr. Conlon, OR. 5192.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC. 1920 K ST. NV
MA E0CnA q
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LANCASTER ESTATES
High Bridge. Md.
BEAUTIFUL 5-ACRE ESTATES
" Mile from Defense Hwy.
tRoute so
ONLY $?475
$500 Down--$30 Monthly
Come out and inspect these large
lovely homesiteS--you will be
amazed at the outstanding values
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Phone Union 7B49
once Open 10 AM. to 6 PM.
Daily and Sunday
To reach Office of developer. Bladens-
burg rd to Defense hwy. (Route
SOD. s miles to large sign Lam
ham Park"
Salesman Will Drive You to
Lancaster Estates
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SPOT CASH
FOR YOUR HOME
COX & co.
RE. 1883. 81. O175 UN. 1928.
FREE APPRAISALS

3-Bdrm Rambler With Bsmt.
IN nv upper 10th St, or nearby
Mont. Co.; wanted immed by client
with sub. cash. IRA B. HILL. IA.
1881 --6
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40 ACRES-S16. 600

Az ACRES-$16,OOO
Eight miles D. C. with 200-ft. 'front.'
stone rambler, bath. electricity.
INV. h. with oil, spacious screened
porches, hundreds of fruit trees and
grapes. large chicken house 6Ox.O;
tractor. cultivator. pillow, disc,
power mower and hay rake.
BROKERS INVITED
w. w. LEWIS, REALTOR
SH. 2971 Ewes. UN. 1895, AP. O587
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SUMMER HOMES

COBB ISLAND-Rent for the season,
furnished. Cottage surrounded by
lge. scr. porch. Reas. LU. 4-5lsI.
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BUILDERS
ARLINGTON

ARLINGTON
$4,25O Per Lot
Seven lots for z detached 2-family
apis. Near Pentagon Bldg. lst fare
zone. Net cash. Entirety. BOWERS
l135 Eye NV. RE. 2o29. d.
LANHAM PARK
Out Defense Hwy. tRoute 6O)
The largest lot development project
in Prince Georges County: A-acre
lots $3.50 to 81 .450; $l00 down, 81 i
monthly. City water. phone. cleo
tricity. Fast bus and train service.
Directions: Bladensburg rd. to De-
fense. hwy. 5 miles to large sign
'Lanham Park" once open daily
and Sunday. 10 am to 6 pm.
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Phone Union 7649
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

BETHESDA-9O,O0 900 50. IT. Of choice
commercial and industrial property;
excellent shopping center site with
325-ft. frontage on River rd. at the
B. g. o. Railroad; improved with
new leased warehouses in rear:
10000 SO. it. of paved parking area
in front. Will sell as an entirety
or divide. Phone WI. 55O2 or WI
4063. -6
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WATER FRONT PROP. WANTED

WE NEED LOTS. ACREAGE or cot
tages on water front in Anne Arundel
County. Md Mail full particulars
to KAY REALTY CO, $500 Ga. ave.
NV, Wash. d. c.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-10-21
H A r B RLI G H T S
Miss Hi Ida Fritz left for t.

Miss Hi Ida Fritz left for the states
on September 90. pew ne has it that
she wi IL be back in November to get mar
ried.. but this may not be since her fl
ancs followed her out! The position Of
head nurse is now being filled by Miss
Woodward.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-10-21

Pinochle Season at the Willow Tree
opened on Fri day night, Oct. 8. Fight tabl
Of players entered the game. Mary Anne
Bennett and Alberta Eoseth won LIST and End
pciz week 1ate~ crowd Of 20 players
lost first prize to John Bennett and Sc
cond to Geneva Beck; last Fri day. Mary
Nj chol son was winner.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-10-21

Mrs. Barbara Domick and Miss Dorothy
Prior were both vi 81 tors to Di bingham FOR
q fow days during the past month. They
did not travel together but each met many
people and left many friends behind.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-10-21

Mr.. Roberts, father Of HRS. Nary Flor
esta Of Clarks Point. died at hone on
October 18th. His funeral helo in his
hone. Mass was said by FIR. Endal for the
repo6e Of his soul.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-10-21

The Primary teacher, Miss MI chol son
resigned her position and left for tho
stetes on Oct. 6. She was replaced by Mr..
Leon A Wndeler.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-10-21

Chuck Num- made the dangerous mi stake
Of hi tching a ride on back Of truck, fell
off and broke his right wri st. Hi arm
will be in cast about three weeks.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-10-21

Doris and Bob james have pulled up.
stakes and moved to Homer where Bob has
filed on q homestead site Of 16O acres.
He plans on entering the cattle tasiness.
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1952-10-21

Floyd Cu~nutt, who has been working on
the Hospital construction job. began fly
ing the Cessna for Dennis Fenno. owner Of
Bri stol Bay All ways, on October Is.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Strow Hots, 1000

,Oere 1900 to 22.5O
80 hots in many styles. coIors include white,
block. nofural, novy, pink and red.
WGL-Milliney SoIon. Second Floor
Were Now
35 Hats including strows. felts
end fobric styles. CoIors in
clude black, navy, red, wheot, $3.50
pink, noturol and gray ---- 7.e5 2.z5
WGL-MiIlinery, Second Floor
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Imported English
Dinnerwore, Toe to l.50

sCere Soc to- 4.85
800 pieces with cream background. forol
eenters. included ore tea cups and soueers,
coffee and ofter-d dinner cups and soueeEs.
sizes Of plotes. platters and fruits. cream
soup end soueers.
Were Now
2S-s-piees Tom and Jerry Sets 1850 $50
American Eorthenwore Reduced
200 pieces with nd-pointed 45c to zoe to
florol potterns on ivory ground $50 LIS
100 pieces with hond-pointed soc to 25e TO
DESIGN on ivory background 3.45 ITO
$50 pieces, decorated with 35c to l5c 70
fIoroI CENTER red border 800 $50
W6L-Chino, Fifth Floor
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Nurses Uniforms, 5.75

10ere 7.05 and 8.95
$50 White Cotton PopIin Or broodeloth uni
forms in escorted styles. Short or long sleeves
in the group. Sonforized to prevent more than
! % shrinkose. Broken sizes II and 20.
W6L-Uniforms, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
$50 Pairs Women's
Treodeosy Shoes, 4.95

scere 1925 to 1925
Tie and pump styles in both suede ond eolf
leothers. Brown, block, ton and green. Sizes
s to in AAAA to 3.
WGL-The Shoe Center. Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Juniors Bothine Suits, 2.95

sVere 7.95 to 1925
SO in group. One and two piece styles in
cotton and Eoyon woven with lostex yurn.
Fitted and dressmoker styles. Sizes 9 to IS.
Were Now
36 Juniors Quilted Cotton
Skirts. Full or half circles, in
coIorful prints. Sizes 9 to Is 5.o5 1.o5
40 Butcher Royon Suits. Short
boxy jacket, slightly fIored
skirt. Cherry red, novy. oquo,
eroy, piped in white Sizes 9
TO i0------ If.S0 0.9V
i30 Junior Dresses. Silk shon-
sunos, cottons, royons, royon 1925 5.95
foilIes, woods in group. Sizes to to
9 to i5----------------- $500 1895
WGL-Junior Misses Apparel, Fourth Floor
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200 Spring Dresses, IT'S

Printed and plain eoIors in royon feilie, silk
shentuns. nyIon. 100 denier royon crepe. sheer
royon or cotton. Nice assortment Of styles.
Misses sizes 10 to 20 and smell group Of holf
sizes l4h to 22h. Were 1895 to 1895.
WGL-Budeet Dresses, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
36 Juniors Quilted Cotton
Slips and Petticoots Reduced

80 Acetote Royon Slips. Loee-
trimmed crepe in black. size 81.
Fu-skrted toffetos in $3.50
white or novy; sizes 81 to go 5.e5 1855
So Royon Satin Slips, lace
trimmed at top with bios skirt.
White, sizes l6h to l8k 3.o5 2.45
~ Peftieoots. Royon toffeto.
with full bouffont skirts. l095to
White, green. Smo sizes - 1926 ass
Is Nylon Tricot Slips. Net
trimmed top and hem. Novy,
sizes 81 to 34----- 1925 6.S5
W6L-Costume Slips, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Royon, Cotton, NyIon
Blouses, ATS vere S9s TO

DaOUSSSg TsSS tOefe 6.1S to 1873
$50 in group. Royons have long Or short
sleeves, jewel neeks, and other styles. cottsns
ore long -sIeeved shirts. NyIons ore nyIon crepe
with fosotins or nyIon trieot. Also loee eon-
soIes. White. pink. sray. brown. black: sizes
81 to ~.
Were Now
20 Cotton Shirts, short and
long -sleeved styles. White,
sizes lS to o20- sos I.95
WGL-Blouses, First Floor
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81 Mems Summer =
Suits, 27.50
were 44.SO

Exceptional velues in well-toiIosed sropieoI
rsyon in nect stripes and piaids in shedes
Of tsn. blue and sroy. Sizes: Resulors, 3S
to ~; longs. 80, 80. 40 end -; stouts. ~,
- end 46.
WGl-Men's Store, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
NyIon and Linen
Blouses, 6.65

uere 8.95 to 1925
so in group. Nylons ore several styles in sheer
trieot, crepe Or nylon jersey with tueks, pieats
or foeot trim. Linens hove long sleeves, French
cuffs, n,ondorin neckIine. White. pink, loe,
eeru, block. Sizes 81 TO 80.
Were Now
IS NyIon ond Leee BIouses.
Nyons ore shirred eiostie over
blouses. Loces ore cotton
biouses with scoop neckline or
lace comsoles. White, pink. 1895 to
red, black Sizes II to To- 1926 9.65
IS Striped Shontuns Blouses
with pleoted ruffIe trim or off
shoulder loce bIouses with wee
neckIine. Also long sleeved
striped silk shirts. Red, black, 1880
brown, navy; sizes 10 to l8-- Z2.95 lz.65
WGL-BIouses, Third Floor
Teen-oge Swim Suits, 3.95
.yere 8.95
- in group. One and two piece styles. royon
foiIIe woven with lostex yorn. Kelly, block.
navy, gold. Size 81 only.
Were Now
- shortie Toppers. Royon
poodette fobric. "a push-up
sleeves. Blue, red, yellow. white.
Sizes 10 to l6------ l2.o5 5.95
l6 Teen-ose Reyon Suits.
Flare skirts, double breasted
jackets. Navy. red, eroy and
oquo. Sizes 10 to l6------- 1926 1925
W5L-Teen-ooe ApporeI. Fourth Floor
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so Misses Suits,
21.OO to $3.50
svere 1925 to I05.M

we're jyI5 70 195.UU
Fine oIl-wool worsteds. sebordines, fianneIs,
shorkskin and corded fobries. Toilored and
semi-toiIored styles. Glen piaids, mixtures and
solids in sFoy. ton, wine, black and navy.
Misses sizes.
Evening star., 1952-05-22


heeled styles.
Were Now
73 poirs Pumps. Sondols, Ties.
Blue suede, blue, block, green
and red coifskin. Brown and
block kdskin. High ond 12.o5to
medium heels. ------- le.e5 4.s5
81 pairs low-hesled Step-in
Pumps. Block and navy suede,
navy, red and green eolf-
skin. ------------------ i4.e5 e.ss
30 Pairs DeLiso Deb Hish-styie
Pumps and Sondals. Black yel-
vet, black and blue suede,
mushroom and Benedictine Golf
skin and two-tone combinations
of Bolenciooo and tan. Many
only one-of-o-kind, but wide
size ronee in eroup.------- 1926 1885
Sove on Fomous- Slippers
lfperfect Now
lIz Pairs Reyon Satin Slippers
Flot heels, open back; white.
light blue, red, block.------- 395 1.S5
lso Pairs Royon setin Slippers
in wide ronoe Of styles and
coIors. FIot heels, medium
heels, open or closed back.
White, red, light or royol blue, $500
pink, wine and block.------- 600 z.S5
W6L-Women's Shoes, Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Juniors and Teens
Sports Shoes, 4.95

Were 6.15 to 8.15
80 poirs in red, brown and eamel eIkskin.
Broken sizes 4M to 3. Good selection Of styles.
WGL-Youne Shoe Shop. Second Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
WoInut Room Fashions,
" price and less, 44.50

iCere 1926 to 5000
Exceptionally large selection Of dinner and
evening dresses. Silk chiffon, Fayon crepe.
voyon and silk satin. All full length in escorted
shodes-white. eoroI, blue. sroy. rose. royal.
Sizes 10 through 20.
WGL-The Walnut Room, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Boys Clothing Reduced

Were Now
100 "Just Like Dsd's"
Shirts. Sonforzed (less than
20 residuoI shrinkoee)
broodeloth. long sleeves, as
sorted solid eoIors. Sizes
to 10 ---------------- 1875 sse
- Student Sloeks, S0e6
royon and 20oo wool with
Snuotex woistbond. Brown
and blue in checked pattern,
sizes ~ to 81 - 1925 4.85
80 Summer Rsyon Neektlss 1905
in stripes ond small checks $50 9Se
~ cobons Joekets with side
buttoned vents in brown and
green checks. Sizes 6 to II 9.o5 6.SS
l3 Junior Stout Shorts in
royon, cotton and mohoir in
white only. Sizes 6 to H. 3.o5 i.85
IL Junior Western Stocks in
cotton oobordine. Adjustable
woistbond, Sonforzed tless
thon ! % residual shrink
oee) black only. Sizes 10
to II 3.e5 1885
4 Junior Husky Suits, 60oo
royon and ~40oo wool in
brown edbordine. Sizes to 9 $500 6.Ss
W6L-The Boys Store. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Art Needlework Reduced

Were Now
Stomped Applique Quilts.
Pkg. contoins top Of quilt ond
applique. Lody Sheridan de- .....
sign. approximately 9oxlo4
inches 1875 7e5
Stompsd Linen Cloths with imi-
lotion cut-work designs
6-54"x72" $50 Its
3-6Ox8O" - SOS $50
36-l8"xlS" - soc zoe
! Model Linen Cloth, imito-
tion eut-work design. 54"x72 1850 TOO
Is Royon Taffeto Pillows with
wide ruffle edges. Kopok filled,
escorted colors ors-- 3.35 z.z5
1l8 skeins Spinnevin Yarn.
lOOoo wool. Assorted eoors.
4-ounee sken-------- Its 100
$50 skeins BeEnot Fleurette
Yon for dress mokine. lOO9o
wool. assorted colors; one-ounee
skeins 5Sc 40c
4 NeedIepoint Picture Kits with
eros-point figures ond frames,
8xlO 5.o5 400
20 Pixie Cop Kits. Beor Brond,
l00oo WOOL to be knitted or
crocheted. White, pink, blue 80c Soc
ITO Stomped Cotton Bridge
Sets. 5-piece, conventional de-
sign. Rose, blue, yellow. green LOS S5e
W6L-Art NeedIework, Eighth Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
70 Misses Goats, W Price
22.5O to 1850 ge's ;,oSa 1s;oo

All wool ond S0qo wool. z0% nyIon. Some
inserIined for winter. milium-Iined for year-
round comfort, Or plain Eoyon lined for spring
and summer. Tweeds. fleeees in turquoise. pink.
white. brown, block and blue. Misses sizes.
WGL-Msses' Coots and Suits. Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22

Granite Nylon lrregulors,
Pair, 100
If perfect ,COnld be I.35 and I.65
$50 poirs with sorter block in welt for extra
wear. Group includes 60-souse sheers and
walking sheers, 5l-souse business sheers in
short, medium and long lengths. Broken sizes.
W6L-Hosey. First Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Misses Dresses at Sovinqs

Group includes many hish-feshion styles.
Fobries include rayon erepes, silk shentunsss
two-pieee eottons, pure silk toffetas.
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Sportsweur Reduced

2S Sports cooss and Suits. wool
tweeds, including assorted styles
in sizes 10 to l8~-------
Is Wool Tweed Sports Suits,
assorted styles. 10 to l8--
Al Sports Dresses in assorted
styles, including cotton and
royon posteIs and dark colors.
Sizes 10 to l8----
n Dresses in cotton and royon
one and two piece styles. in
cluding some noternity dresses
in checks and solid coIors -
80 Spenser Joekets. port rob-
bits hoir, port wool. Labeled
for fobric content. Red, lilac.
oquo, navy. Sizes 10 to l8-
100 Whirlins Cotton Quilted
Skirts in fIorol prints, coIico
and solid eolors. Sizes 10 to
46 pieces Of SportsweoE, in
cludino blouses and skirts. AS
sorted colors, dark predominant
ing in blouses. Broken sizes
40 Proportional Wool Sloeks in
brown, eroy, green and navy.
Broken sizes
l3 Postel colored Wool Skirts
in broken sizes
W6L-Sportsweor, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Fomous-moke Brossieres,

Iryeealars, if perfect voald be
200 to $50
$50 in group. ResuIor and stropIess styles.
nyIon, cotton, royon satin. White and pink.
sizes 81 to 36. A, B and c cups.
WGL-Corsets and Brossieres, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
NyIon Tricot Points, o5e

vere 1855
IS in group. All white. size 7.
Were Now
IS Royon Jersey Maternity
Gowns. Pink, sizes "a to 36-- $50 LAS
20 Royon Jersey Maternity
Slips. Pink, sizes "a to 3S-- $50 las
80 Pink GirdIes. Small size
only. rreeuIors, If perfect
would sell for or-- sos Las
WGL-Knit Underwear, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
Women's S Shoes, 4.85

aCere 1926 to 1926
$50 pairs in group, including high and low
heeIed styles.
Were Now
Evening star., 1952-05-22
on SALE FRIDAY MORNING o:3l
$50 Mems BroodcIoth
Shirts, ITS, 3 for 7.50

closeouts Of one entire style by q ndtionolly
known moker. Fused eolIor, button cuff
broodeloth. Also included ore some oxford
cloth shirts with soft stoy eollors, button
cuffs and few foneies and plain eoIors.
Sizes I3k to Is.
Evening star., 1952-05-22

4; z; q
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18 Lounge coots, $50

Printed royon in street length with xipper elos-
ing. Contrasting taffeto sash. Block o. blue
floral print in sizes 10 to lS.
W6L-Neelieees, Third Floor
Evening star., 1952-05-22
ON SALE IN THE MAIN BUILDING ONLY EXCEPT WHERE MOTT

assEt-es = u ~
ssa..ls = 3 4s-s
= "
-
s-As Y -
Z. - . -.
-
: : = =.
Evening star., 1952-05-22

7 Stsmped Applique Quilts.
Pkg. contoins top Of quilt ond
applique. Lody Sheridon de-
sign. approximately o0xl04
inches acknowledgements
Evening star., 1952-05-22

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08

The Secretary Of the Navy
issued the following policy
statement 10 all ships and sta
lions in June ls4s;
l.--Reference (a) (AlNav 423-
45) is cancelled and superseded
by this letter.
lit Is the policy OF the Navy
Department that there shall be
equality OF treatment and oppor-
tunity for all persons in the
Navy and Marine Corps without
regard to race. color. religion or
national origin.
3.-In their attitude and day
to-day conduct of affairs. officers
and enlisted personnel of the
Navy and Marine Corps shall
adhere rigidly and impartially
to the Navy Regulations. in which
no distinction is made between
individuals wearing the uniform
Of those Services.
All personnel will be en-
listed or appointed, trained, ad-
vanced or promoted, assigned
duty and administered in all re-
spects without regard to race,
color, religion or national origin.
Sin the utilization of hous-
ing, messing, berthing and other
facilities no special or unusual
provisions will be made for the
accommodation of any minority
race.
AT the present time there is
no segregation in the Navy or
Marine Corps and the equality
of treatment of all races anc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Baptist Congress
to BROOKLYN So

WASHINGTON, ID. CDR. w.
H. Jernagin. Washington, ID. c.,
president of the National Baptist
Sunday School and B. T. u. Con-
gress. United States of America.
announces that Brooklyn, NJ. Y,
has been decided on as the next
meeting place of the Congress in
June, 1853.
DR.. T. J. Goodall. supported
by the Brooklyn pastors and
iaymen. extended the invita-
lion.
The Sunday School Congress
is a school of methods with a
progressive program in the field
OF Christian Education, sponsored
by the $4,000 Baptist churches
OF the National Baptist Conven-
ton, Inc.
Mrs. Bessie Estell, Birmingham.
Ala; Atty. j. c. Oliver. Chicago,
treasurer; Prof f. w. D. Isaac,
Nashville, Tenn. general director;
Rev K. c. Estell, Dallas, Texas,
associate director. and DR.. A.
Franklin Fisher. Dean.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08

bowling to residential segrega-
ton.
Jim Crow Intact
Originally, the FILA agreed
TO policy of not granting in
Surance TO builders so that down
payments and monthly payments
are smaller for the buyer unless
the building projects agreed on
residential segregation. FILA is
slowly departing from that pro-
gram the race relations expert
declared.
The statement that people who
live in slums want TO live there
was called myth, and DR.
Weaver charged that too many
local authorities of the Housing
Administration believe that slum
clearance means Negro clearance.
There will be no real solu-
ton to housing problems for Ne
groes faced with housing prob
lems until residential segregation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Right to Take
eeExams

)MERY. Ala. - The
zen up municipal en-
Opportunities for Me-
ID a second phase here
as NAACP attorneys
the United States
Ppeals for the right Of
Fns 10 take civil serv-
tions for positions in
and fire departments
Ala.
!. filed on behalf of
Davis. John F. Gray.
Jones. Oscar Muir
Langham and cla-
Fson. seeks q court
aining the personnel
Mobile County from
be right 10 take the
pms 10 white male
was heard Oct Is
Constance Baker Mot
NAACP national Of
staff, and Arthur ID.
birmingham attorney,
y the compliments on
p a district court rul-
lns the complaint on
\ that administrative
Pd not been exhausted.
p took the case under
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08

So This Is London. a travelogue
OF fascinating and historical
landmarks in this famous city. is
one OF our films on the British
Isles TO be shown at the Rackham
Educational Memorial on Tues
day. Nov. IL.
Other pictures will be Shakes
peare-Background for his work
Ulster Story; North Ireland;
and Welsh Magic.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
Harrased by Shortage

He pointed out that non-whites
are constantly harassed by lack
of new housing and have been
forced to buy "old housing and
TO double up"
DR.. Weaver was introduced by
DR.. Robert l.. Gill, professor OF
political science at Morgan State
College. His address was spon-
sored by the Assembly Commit
tee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08
sual and moi seared
4 timetable.

nal and moi seareo
timetable
h 1851. inteera'iom ,,
accomplished IN all
IONS and in replace
ceniers throughout
a,es. In May 1852,
4, commant COM
ocess OF indignation.
discontinuance OF
nations previously
{eertain units. These
hly significant ad-
kskan Austrian and
pmmands, programs
Migration have been
are being progress
pented. The proce-
~ in this regard
kbIe to those used
q the Far East Com
4 continental United
kration is nearing
a the three Regular
bns and many nom
4. regardless OF geo.
hilton.
|seni time. the num-
Negro units in the
fortunately one-third
d Of May 1851. and
4 continuing. Racial
has been progressive
from 1874 units
he Army.
fment Of Navy
has submitted the
,orf
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creeds has been amply demon
strated in fact in both the Navy
and Marine Corps. especially
during the present Korean ac-
ton"
(Confinued Next Week.
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is abandoned"
Calling the housing industry
inefficient" he said il is the
only major industry which has
failed to meet the demand for
its product"
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ser. a former assist
administrator of the
bates Housing Au-
y present director Of
briuniiY Fellowship
J the John Hay Whit
6siion. addressed a
Of Morgan
)ge in the Hurt GYM
blast Of FILA, DR..
ru >cd the agency oil
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The programs. scheduled for
s:45 and 5:45 pm. ON Tuesdays.
are presented by the University
Of Michigan Extension Service.
They are free 10 the public
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ling authority Aide Claims:
EidentoI Segregation
use ofHousing Shortage

MORE Predicting continuance OF acute housing short
kgroes until residential segregation is ended Dr. Robert
|at Wednesday accused the Federal Housing Admins
hwoeluy neglecting minority people and blasted the
inefficient
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-08

A man often thinks he is pick
ing an American Beauty and
finds later that she is only
snap dragon.
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med Forces Hailed
y Reveak Rosenberg Report

The Secretary of the Navy
issued the following policy
statement TO all ships and sta
lions in June ls4s:
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fmeni Of Navy

has submitted the
port;