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Evening star., 1952-08-09
MlscEL. FOR SALE (cont. T,
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, AUGUST o, 1851

BATHTUBS. new, used; built-in legs:
sinKS; SnE basins; toilets. PEERLESS
BEAtFSS EsAAtFS G3 PaRESR aSF ca hHs RI 5Ssa
sond. so1a. For information, call Ho.
BEDETwin. complete. Very GOOD
cond. Reas. LU. 2-3062; please call
after pm. I'D
BED-Dble mahog. with coil springs
SRe SRa in%nersprins % mattress; like new,
BEDS, desks, tables, chairs, cabinet
iiaD,e isme Ior Rnot singer Festherweight.
OIL. 1856. o"'euse, ,-1n'' 1inIS''
BEDROOM SUITE-Decorators ivory.
Bols poster bed; vanity. long mirror
nanked by chests with drawers,
vanity bench; desk, straight chair
and rocker $3.50. Box 7S-D. Star.
BEDROOM FURNITURE - Hollywood
ped, maple chest Of drawers, studio
enna' co9Sh' ike new. Best offer. WA.
BEDRM. SUITE. wal. veneer; dresser.
innerspring mattr.. night stand;
good cond. Ho, 0576, Apt. 2i2.
BEDRM. SET. 5-pc., walnut. no spring
OF mattress. 500; youth bed and
sd ReHs @hee e. ne~ mstt5sns oend oHf sfff sS sqSc
UN. 0e6O. ii
BICYCLE, boys Schwinn, 2s-in.; just
2yerhauled; excel. cond., extras: S25,
CHI. 4S44. If
BICYCLES. new. used, all sizes,
makes; terms. trades; compl. re-
pairs to all wheel goods. For Q
esS1 eYG,, ne asai' sos0 see CoLLEGE PARK
4744. 10
BICYCLES, 4, boys 26-in.; good cond.
Sl5 each; Rear 1888 r. I. ave.
ne. all day Sunday. 10
BICYCLES, 8; LIKE NEW
One 26" boys. one 26" girls, one "a"
boys. All with extra equip; reason.
ably price. 4343 Blagden ave. NV.
10
BOOKCASE. lee handsome walnut
with 3 cupboards below; uprieht
piano; Victrola. Call CO. 5270. 10
bhiCkS, face ana common, or q
million. alaska COAL 81 BRICK
CO MA 1855. OF. 1900.
PTTTT DTNC NFArEDTNT
Evening star., 1952-08-09

CLERK K-TYPIST
II to Fl. pleasant working condi-
tons: 5-day week. Apply in person,
CORRADOS. INC, 4477 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
PIX
OPERATOR

Alert young woman, 25-38 yrs. Of
age. who has had some experiences;
40-hr. week; regular salary increases.
and many worthwhile company
sos open week days. S:30-5; and
Sat. 9-1. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
11O1 penna. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1952-08-09
YOUNG MAN

Reliable man for service dept; some
knowledge Of newspaper advertis-
ing helpful; easy work; 21-35 yrs.
of age; must be willing to give
regular attendance. Hours. s am
4:30 p.m.; 5-day, 40-hr. wk. Apply
Personnel. Room sos; open week
Evening star., 1952-08-09

day wk.. $50 to 4:So; SEQ @ per ep' wP K
to start. Pleasant working condi-
tions. Company paid Insurance
benefits. Vacation and sick leave.
Box 1OO.D Star. 10
Evening star., 1952-08-09
BOY

For engraving shop. mechanical in
clined with interest in free-hand
drawing. Permanent position and
good chance for advancement, Apply
after $50 an. BREWOOD. 1917 G
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
C. OF C. Chairmen
To Be Elected
By Mail Oct. lS

Ballots were placed in the mail
today by the Key West Chamber
Of Commerce 10 select new chair
men to head the organization
nine divisions.
Membership Of the Chamber is
divided into nine classifications
according to the type Of business
the various members engage in.
Each year members Of those div
isions choose new chairman to
head their group.
Retiring division heads this year
are Jack Sellers, Automotive z.
A. Strunk, IT.. Building and Gin
struetion: George Bonamy, Hotels
and Moseis; Joe Allen Industry:
Enrique Esquinaido, Jr.. Profess
ional: Larry Gardner. Real Estate.
Finance and Insurance: John Car
bOnell. Ret anrantS. Bars ard A
musemensx. ] 2. Tucker, Whole
sale and Retail. and Earl r.
Adams. Diversified Division.
The bAllsts that we're distributed
in fodays mad vii be counted On
Saturday. October 18th at z,oo p M.
All those participating in the elect
ion win have until that time 60
return their ballots.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
First Time II,
History, City Has
NGt'I Contention
COnUened Here

The National Convention
of the Navy Wives Clubs Of
America will assemble in
Key West Monday for q
four-day program Of busi-
ness meetings, broken by .
series of outstanding social
events that have been plan-
ned.
Hostesses 10 the Convention
group will be Island City Navy
Wives Club No. IS Of which Mrs.
Mary 7. Smith is president.
A schedule Of the events which
are to take place during the four
day conclave has been carefully
outlined by the ladies in charge.
On Monday at $50 q. m, regis
tration Of delegates and members
viii take place at the Ia Concha
Iao,el. ~ me Sonsens,on group
..1 mnl 'sAs Gus, pus e sne Iss. MAI .,,
ss''. .sa 90 ua'.say .s.', MhsIs 49,. NY & WI
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ored gaesf vii - fhr NasscnsI
prersdent
FoIlssainr the breakfast she
group b saks busses baek n An
Naval station Akrs ihs Matte /
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Mrs. Mitchell, North Beach
Inn Owner Sues City To
Reinstate Building Permit
CLAIMS CITY
COMMISSIONERS
ACTED AGAINST
CITY ORDINANCE

Mrs. Margarita Lacedonia Mitch
ell, owner Of the North Beach Inn
is asking that City Commissioners
rescind their cancellation of her
building permit obtained on Sep
tember 22 for an addition to the
Inn.
Mrs. Mitchell filed her petition
for writ Of mandamus in the Of
flee of Circuit Court Clerk Earl
Adams at S p. m. yesterday.
She asks Circuit Court Judge
Aquilino Lopez, Jr., to issue the
writ and order City Commission
ers C. B. Harvey, Louis M. ]. Els
ner, John Carbonell, Jr., Jack C.
Delaney and Delio Cobo TO res
cind their unlawful order to Ray
Knopp as Building Inspector Of the
City Of Key West, Fla, to revoke,
cancel and or annul the Building
Permit therefore duly issued to
Mrs. Mitchell for an addition TO her
apartment building, The North
Beach Inn.
She further asks that Rag Knopp
be required by writ Of mandamus
to reinstate the building permit.
No. 1891.
Mrs. Mitchell says In her COM
plant that she obtained the per-
nit on September q from Kmopp.
She furnished him with q sketch
Of the proposed addition. Thereupon
she went ahead with the addition
at the cost in excess Of $500 for Ia
Dor and materials.
II was on September 20 that the
five City Commissioners met, mov-
ed, seconded and passed resolu-
ton instructing Ray Knopp 10 can
Gel the permit, without lawful au-
thority according TO Mrs. Mitchell.
Knopp has refused TO reinstate the
building permit, thereby holding up
the completion Of the construction
already authorized by the original
permit, Mrs. Mitchell said.
The North Beach Inn Is xoned
under Business b., according TO
the petitioner. Mrs. Mitchell says
that she complies with the zoning
ordinances, in her petition.
Attorney j. Y. Porter Is repre-
senting Mrs. Mitchell.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Wall Street Paper
Carries LSD Ferry
Project Article
Citizen Staff Photo

DR.. Harold Reilly head Of the
Reilly Health Service at Rockefel-
Ter Center, New York City, who
maintains home in Key West,
writes that the ferry boat 10 Cuba
idea is again in the news, this
time in the Wall Street Journal.
A story appeared in the Journal,
Oct. z with heading New Tour
ist Draw: A way to Drive from
u, S. to Cuba" and a sub head
which reads: Cuban Government
Approves Car Ferry Service Be-
tween Havana and Key West. " The
article was written by the Wall
Street Journals Havana cores
pondent, Jay Mallin.
AccordiD, to Mallin the Cuban
government has approved a two
million dollar project for the ferry
service and has in mind a ferry
vessel "Carib Queen" now in a
Jacksonville. Fla, shipyard un-
completed. The ferry is owned by
the Gulf Atlantic Transportation
Co, he reports it is converted
LSD 46l feet in length and 72 feet
in width with capacity for / 200
passengers and $50 cars, ''reputed-
ly would be the largest ocean GO
ing ferry in the world"
The plan Of operation says NAL
lin, is for the Gulf Atlantic to help
set up a Cuban corporation which
would take over the ferry that
was unfinished due to lack Of
funds. The new concern would
then receive the 81 million, with
the Cuban governments Agricul-
tural and Industrial Development
Bank either taking stock or max
ing a direct loan with the ferry as
security"
Cuban Consul Oscar Morales
here in Key West again confirmed
the Msllin story and facts when in.
teryiewed today.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Hams ToStage
Emergency
Plan Today.

A simulated emergency set up for
local amateur radio operators H.
ter known as hams" win be part
Of a national program conducted
this afternoon. The idea is to en-
courage the amateur Radio Clubs
Of America to set up communica-
tor facilities for the purpose Of
soliciting traffic from local and
county units like the Red Cross,
Civil Defense and civic officials.
Messages will go out from Key
West to national headquarters
the Armory here. beginning at p.
m. II is expected that Mayor c. B.
Harvey viii test the local channels
by sending a message to the Amer
ican Radio Relay League at Hart
ford, Conn.
Paul Albury, Disaster Chairman
Of the local Red Cross will origin
ate messages through national
headquarters Signifying the effect
ivness Of amateur communications
channels.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Ten Carloads
OF Democrats
Go To Rally
Dem. Exec. Committee
Sends Invitation To
Gov. Stevenson For
Little White House Visit

With banners flying, posters
ready for display al Miami's Bay
front park, a motorcade of ten
carloads of the county'S leading
Democrats took off at 6 this morn
ing for the Stevenson-for- President
rally in Miami.
The early morning crowd gather
ed at the corner of Truman and
White for their procession up the
Keys. They expected to arrive in
ample time to hear the party's
Presidential nominee Adlai Stew
enson at 1890 noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Saunders
Circuit Court Judge Aquilino Lo-
pez, Jr.. Attorneys Tom Watkins
and William v. Albury and Mr.. and
Mrs. Jim Keene. were among the
ten car motorcade. Mrs. Irma Wag-
ner. Willie Saunders and other pro-
minent Democrats took part in the
procession. Some of them will re-
turn tonight to Key West. Others
will spend the weekend in Miami
conferring with Dade county and
other South Florida Democrats on
strategy to get out q big vote.
Keller Watson, secretary of the
Monroe County Democratic COM
mittee though unable to attend the
Miami rally released the follow
ing wire sent yesterday to Gov.
Stevenson at his Springfield. Illi-
nois headquarters, by the Demo
cratic Executive committee.
Dear Governor:
The Southernmost Democratic
Executive Committee In the United
States wishes you Gods help and
success in the coming November
4th election. This county of ours
being a Democratic stronghold in
the State Of Florida feels that
without doubt you viii be
the next President of the United
States, and we are working strong
ly towards that goal.
''Our Democratic Committee cor
daily extends to you an invitation
to visit our city known as The Va
cationland Of the President either
before or after the election. Also
here on our Island City is located
The Little White House establish.
ed by President Truman, and made
famous by his many visits here.
The doors of THE Little White
House viii always be open to you
as the Nations Number i Demo-
crat, to come down and spend a
vacation with us. and which we
look forward to in the future.
Again may we wish you good
! health and with Gods help. sue
cessful campaign"
Signed: Monroe County DemocTa-
tic Executive Committee
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Active MD's
To Rotate
Charity Duty
Monroe General
Hospital Doctors
Vote To Take On
cnnnix Cnses In Tn

Each active member Of me staff
of Monroe General hospital win
take turns treating county charity
cases for q month at . time, il was
announced today.
The charity duty Is IN addition
to the emergency duty taken each
week by one q the six active doet-
ors.
Dir. Ralph Herr, vice president of
the hospital medical board viii
take al charity cases during the
month of October, and the emer.
gency cases dnring this coming
week.
He will also make out schedules
for both charity duty and emsr-
gency duty At its hospital. Here
In the line up of doctors hy month
who win serve the charity eases:
October, Or. Herr: November,
DIT. LanceIos Lester. Jr.: Decem.
Der Or. Herman X Moore: Jan
uary, Or. Alan shepard: FebFH-
airy, Dr. L. II. Comfy. March. Dr..
n. =. Jimene1. April. DR.. HeFx
The medical board recalled II
this meeting that they bad HnaD.
imOusIy voted 70 employ . fali.
time anesthefist ~ . meeting 80
months ago. n vas two weeks $50
that action vas ssken upon tbs
recommendafion By the Conaty
Commissioner when Il was pre-.
sensed 70 them b. wizard Aihury
hospital admlnixsras0r.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Leads Chinese
NatiOnalists

TAIPEH. FormoSa ~ Foreign
Minister George Yeh left today by
plane for New York TO lead the
Chinese Nationalist delegation at
the United Nations General As.
semhly.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Lions Club Presents Invalid
Chair To Benjamin FELTON,
Civic Club Does
Many Good Deeds
For. Key West And
It's Inhabitants

Another indication Of the exten.
siye Worthwhile activities carried
on By the Lions Club was given at
Thursday nights meeting when q
new, light weight invalid chair was
presented to Benjamin c. FELTON,,
Jr., of Curry's Lane.
Funds for the chair, TO replace
Felton's old one which had COM
pletely worn out. were raised by
selling tickets for a door prize at
each club meeting. The prize was
donated by some member Of the
club, so that all proceeds were a.
vailable to apply on the cost Of the
chair.
The committee appointed 10 pur-
chase the chair and present ii to
FELTON, was composed Of Roy Duke,
Jim McManus. willard Saunders
ard Andrew Pritchard.
The dinner meeting, at the Lions
Den on Seminary street, was held
with the dual purpose Of honoring
members Of the press in connection
with National Newspaper Week and
Lions. Representatives Of the press
present al the meeting were l.. P.
Artman. Jr.. Of the Florida Keys
Star and Mrs. James r. Foresman
Of the Key West Citizen. John
SpottsWood was also a guest as a
representative Of another news
medium, radio.
Deputy District Governor Leon
ard A. Wall OF Miami spoke briefly
Continued On Page Foarl
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Grey Horse Costs
Money To Buyer
And Boss Here

Nathan Scott, enploged here on
q construction JOB was arrested
then released On charges q dis.
posing of . grey horse that vas
ssiil under . mortgage,
Chief Deputy Sheriff Tommy
Dixon arrested Scott On . warrant
issued BY the sheriff 81 Jasper
county. S. c. whence seDtt and the
horse came.
Foliowing TIE arrest q the y
fContinuna % Page Fsgel
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Mysterious Shot
Fired; No Trace
OF Foul Play

For the second time N the last
two weeks . mysterious shot was
fired and no trace of ihs source
found.
last night police officer p. Stir
rvp heard . shot fired from ths
direciich Of Windsow Lane
while he was psirolllng near
Elixabefh and Sovshard. On ~
vsstisssIon Ne found No evidence
Of foul play"
The other untrseed shess &C.
cured near me Tropical Hotel on
Duvsl ST.. and . woman driving
by in . car claimed her arm was
srsxed hy . stray bullet.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Keichings Electric

Dufnw SERVES. FspairH ansd esm-
sssssine. ssAlssa - xsH - hssss :
asv. A. wesk sysranaesd. Tee.
plssus rzakW ssx gsss pi<inpe 80
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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
Memory Of MART Honored By Key
Westers> Visiting Cuban Officials
Senior Quesada
Tells Of Jose
Martii's Glorious
Deeds
BY MARGARET FoREsMAN

BY MARGARET FoREsMAN
Patriotism was the theme
of the speech given last
night by Gonzalo de Quesa-
da y Miranda in connection
with ''EI Critic de Yara''
celebration now being ear.
ried on by the Cuban group
in Key West.
Senior Quesada is in this city as
a representative Of the Cuban Gov.
ernment and as personal represent
alive of the Minister of Defense,
DR.. Nicolas Perez Hernandez. In
his address he touched on the
meaning of the Tenth Of October to
all Cubans and recalled the great
ness of Jose Marti and his fellows
who achieved at great cost the
long-desired Liberation Of Cuba
from the Spanish yoke.
Senior Quesada came as one well
qualified to speak of the glorious
deeds of Marti and the others who
suffered and died that Cuba might
be free. He is the son Of the Con-
zalo de Quesada who was Marti's
secretary, and who after the
| achievement of independence be-
came the first minister from The
i Republic Of Cuba 10 Washington,
ID. C.
When he was interviewed.
Senior ouessda revealed ihaf v
was his father who carried fhs
message from Marii TO Key West
and on to Cuba calling On The
Cuban people 70 revolt. n was
this message which SET ihe spark
for fhs revolt of February. 1875.
As history tells vs. the order for
uprising was enclosed In . cigar,
and thus was carried - Cube
safely.
The name of the father Of last
nights speaker is much.reyered
among Key WeSters Of Cuban birth
or descent who remember or have
been told the story Of the great
days Of Marti, Maceo, Gomez and
all the Cuban patriots who aided In
the struggle for independence.
In addition to his work with the
| Ministry Of Defense. Senor Quesada
| is the Director Of the MART Sem
mar at the University OF Havana.
He was for many years associated
with the Havana Post, leading Gu
ban newspaper.
Sent by the Cuban Government
TO Key West to take part In the ae-
tivities commemorating the Tenth
Of October were Senor Quesada /:
Consul General DIR. Rafael Nieto
representing the Minister Of Ssates
Consul DIR. Carlos A. MENDOZA and
Senior Fernando Nieto. also repre-
seniing the Minister of State: Lieu
tenant Colonel Vincent Duenas.
representing the Cuban Army;
Commander Rogelio Sopo BaTreto,
authorized to speak ID the name OF
the Armed Forces Of Caha. and
Captain Ia the Army cf Liberation
Manuel Aguxiin Cruz.
Members uf the Mission who
were already In Key West and met
the above group whsn they arrived
from Havana Friday were: Consul
Oscar Morales; IAeusenarf of the
Army al Ilberation PlatarcO Villa
lobos: Navy Commander Joss Ger
man del Rio Chavian0 representing
the Cuban Navy: and Senor ROber-
% Garcia P1. fire Ch8sf cf The
eccntinued ca Paws Fives
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
NOTICE

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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11
MAN HITS WOMAN
OVER BICYCLE

TOWSoN. Md. tR - Clarence
Wright. IO3, appeared in court here
yesterday charged with striking .
6s-year-old woman in the head
In an argument over bicycle.
The state refused 10 prosecute
after the eentenarian told the
court he had never before run
afoal Of the law.
Wright was sent to Spring Grove
State Mental Hospital for q check.
up.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-11

key West Florido. has The
most equuble climute in the
country. with an average
ronqs Of only 10 rohrenheil
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30
Prizes Galore For
Homemakers at Fair

Prizes. prizes galore, from re
ceipt boxes 10 electrical appli.
ances are slated for Michigan
homemakers who attend the free
cooking school in White Hall AZ
the Michigan State Fair from
august % Through September
Z.
thousands Of dollars in gifts
WI De gwen in the daily after
noon and evening shows The
Hiichigan State Fair cooking
sohool held annually. is spone
soreo TINS year by Westinghouse
and Crowley Miner and Com.
pany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30
Detroit Pastors
Union Sketches
1888 Program

d Paul Morrison pres. den,
q the Detroit Pastors Union. an
nounces a preliminary sketch OF
the organizai.ons program for
1852 SO with meetings on the
econd Monday o. each month.
Some Of the speakers will
be DR.. Halford z Luccock.
Professor OF preaching at Yale
University Divinity School: DR..
John MackaY. President Of
Princeton Theological Semi
nary; DR.. Benjamin Z. Mays.
president Of Morehouse College
and DR.. T. 7. Brumbsugh. for
mer executive secretary. De-
froii Council of Churches. now
chief executive of Methodist
Board OF Foreign Missions
There viii be one meeting un-
der auspices OF Management, with
representative Of management
as the speaker and another un-
der auspices OF Labor with q
noted labor leader as speaker
November 10th Will De observed
as "Lsymen's Day and April
18th as Windsor Day both OF
winch are annual obServances.
Associated with DR.. Morrison
IN me building OF the program
are DR.. A. A Banks Jr. vice
president; Rev. Wendell c Bas-
seu. secretary treasurer: Rev. J.
howard Laughner. chairman OF
ne program committee and the
following members: Revs. STAN
ley boughton. s. Laurence John
son; Harvey NJ Luce and NAL
colin Dade.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30
COVERING Thu MILE

the Community building on Wyo-
ming Dancing and listening 10
the music OF the popular bands
via recordings were Alberta
Christine. Gene Prince, Stanley
Wilson. Ernest Wilson, Kathyrn
Morris. Juaniis Kendrick. Lur-
lene Martin. Dave Patterson.
Elan Maxwell. Irtis and Sally
Lawrence. Curtis Torbert. Wv
ian Gibson. Luells Johnn and
Gerald Jefieries
On Friday night the Depart
menf of Parks and Recreation
of Detroit presented another
Community Field Day with .
street dance following.
Listening 20 the gay melodies
and getting in the swing Here
Raymond Martin and Geraldine
Isiah. Alberta Christine. lrtis.
Barbara and Sally Lawrence.
Gene Prince. Earl Hurst. Kaihyrn
Morris. Lyneiie Jackson. Janet
Smith. Jean Chapman. James
Newly
Also Lurlene Martin. Dave Pat
terson. Elam Maxwell. Dorothy
and CaFole Locke. George and
Laverne Harris. Peggy Williams.
Dorothy Price. Buffet Crsckon.
.attr. Prince Christine and Ma
thanlel Morris. Dorothy and Rafe
Williams. Rosemary Martin. Ben
and Rose Lee Stanley Christine,
Mrs Raymon Martin ST. Mrs
Rose Williams. Mr. and Mrs
Nelson. Christine Minnie McMil-
lcf Helen Lee
NJ and Mrs Royce McCsllln
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30

&C., ac;iy.'s The Association does
not endorse or wo.k for ne elec
ton q any candidate or party.
i does make available 20 is
Toe-s and friends the records
81 TIE candidates clarifies the
ISSUES Of he campo IN and urges
al o. Is members and support
ers 70 register and vote n &C
cotcance VIII their eyaluauon q
me records and issues
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30
- lASEsE A. pan

were me toest o, ".
Williams a. 2C022 r,A
the weesepd. 'a
Cspfoirs lie. p.
Edwin William c,ls~.
we're married saiurd.' y
Lady OF Victory chu,r,. ~
MAIDS were Betty ~ ~
maid Of honor. and c.n nsss
Bessie Torbei. sister, ''. =
bride. Hosiesses at n. a'a
, non, were pessy Jset.s, ~ ~
WALTON and Lore,i. MY.
The reception was held n
nome o. The tr.de at lssy n
lawn. Among those prsss ~ y
the grcoms parents 49,. n
cago. Nh snd Mrs va
Brown. and INC bes. n,,.. 's'|
er. Mrs. + Coiiey q. i. = ! /
City also
O'ners were Louise can
pnuyx, Nt4l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30
Editors Mail

August D, 1852
Editors Note: Due 10 the con-
tents Of the following letter.
all names are withheldl
Mr.. Andrew Fruehauf.
Detroit Michigan.
Dear Mr.. Fruehauf.-
II seems very right TO say
! think you are 10 be highly
commended for your work with
The Tribune. (Chrixtian Sci
enlist. class taughf) sends
me the paper very often. l
think you are doing a wonder
ful work.
lave a friend. Mrs.
who Is an ardent Scientist. she
Is registered Practitioner.
now of California but former
ly from here. She is a very
fine person. and has said she
would like 70 meet you. She is
here for the summer and ex-
poets 70 be In Detroit before
her return West She is a stu
dent Of Mr..
The Negroes have made
great strides forward. and I
believe as General Eisenhower.
their problems are with the
states individually from now
on Negroes opportunities are.
for that reason. with the Re.
publican Party. They won't oct
rfher IN the Democrat Party
because of the South and their
hlibusterx.
MY-verY best wishes 10 voul
Sincerely.
Mrs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-30

BID swiscki. veteran Detroit
Lions END, owns and operates an
insurance agency IL his native
town q Southbridge. Mass.