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S-Tfansportanon
Texas Votes
Antii-Trullnan

DALLAS B-More than a mil
lion Texas voters turned a political
cold shoulder to Washington Sat-
urday as they swept Gov. Allan
Shivers and Price Daniel. state
attorney general, back into office.
Both are anti-Truman administra-
ton Democrats.
Shivers beat down the double
barreled challenge Of Austin at
torney Ralph Marlborough, backed
by the pro-Truman faction of the
state Democratic Party, and Mrs.
Allene Traylor. San Antonio house
wife.
Incomplete returns gave Shivers
72.459 votes to 49,. 500 for Var
borough, who conceded. Mrs. Tray
lor polled only 1855.
Daniel, besieged by Rep. Lind
ley Beckworth. regarded as a Tru-
man administration favorite, and
E. w. Napier. an unknown Wichita
Falls attorney, went into office
handily as the successor to color
full u. S. Sen. Tom Connally.
A Sunday night count gave Dan.
lei 736. S44 to ga, 2os for Beckworth
and 72,947 for Napier.
The voting was In the. Demo
cratic primary In which nomina-
ton usually means election in
heavily-Democratic Texas.
The primary results and pre-
cinct meetings Saturday left the
state Democratic outlook a. un-
certain as Ii has been. Another
battle between state party factions
over the binding Of presidential
electors to national party nomi-
nees seemed a sure thing for the
September state convention.
Meanwhile, il appeared Martin
Dies, original chairman Il the
House unameriean Activities Com
mittee. faced a runof with former
Lieut.. Gov. John Lee Smith, Lub-
book, for congressman-at.large.
Dies held . majority until early
Sunday night then Smith edged In
TO the picture.
Also returned To Washington Ia
the balloting were veteran Speaker
ct the House Sam Rayburn and
Reps. Wright Patriah, Texarkana :
Wingate Lucas. Grapevine, O..
Clark Fisher, San Angelo: and
w. 4. (Bobl poage. Waco.
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Peck Conquers
Rome, Italy
By JERRY oUrcc

0y S6anx &OlSSG
(AP) Nswsfeatures
ROME.-As one woman to an
other, I've just had what we've
all wanted: A whole day with
that Gregory Peck.
His pretty wife came along,
too, darn the luckl
So did a few thousand Roman
film fans who mobbed us at every
stop asking for autographs-his,
not mine. Not even his wife's.
The tall herman film star IS
here for the summer to play a
leading role as a foreign CORES
pendent in Roman Holiday"
Foreign correspondents see
every day around the office
but not Gregory Peek. He
brought his wife and three
children. and enrolled the chill.
drsn In IN Italian summer
school.
''They like to have something
to do, too" he explained.
Haven't we all wondered II he
could possibly be all that the
movies make him appear?
Well--he just about is.
We set off to see Rome on his
first day of sightseeing in the
city they call eternal.
Instead it was infernal-with
Rome's blasting early summer
heat.
! was warm enough. But Greg
CRY sported a dark blue jacket
and gray Stacks - and seemed
cool and crisp all day long.
Not that he was the frosty type.
He really enjoyed the day.
When we got to the jagged
silhouette of the ancient Colos-
scum he piled out of the horse
drawn carriage as eager as any
first-day tourist.
Pictures" said he. And he
pulled out a couple of cameras.
He insisted on posing his
wife Il half Z dezen angles for
shots with the Colosseum back.
ground and asked me 10 get
some Of him too.
1t was tourist-style photo
graphy. and both he and his wife
were liking every minute Of it.
Not that II was easy--either at
the Colosseum, the 2,000-year-
old Roman forum, or anywhere
else we stopped.
There always seemed to be
people-and they all recognized
him.
Gregory pssckl" girls cried.
Gregory pssckl" shouted sld-
srly danes.
And they all flocked around
with notebooks and pens for
autographs.
II was a Bit wearing to q gal
having a whole day with Greg
ory." But he did not seem to get
tired Of il at all. He signed and
signed and smiled and joked.
And through whole day which
would have worn out a couple of
politicians. he never wilted.
Only at lunch-time did he
"shy" little. suggesting:
Lets eat in some quiet place.
That was easier said than done.
We found a place that was quiet
when we got there. But by the
time the film star was well into
his big plate Of spaghetti the
walters were beaming. the other
customers were smiling and nod
ding - and autograph collectors
were hurrying to the scene.
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II Are Killed

WASHINGTON aR-- The Defense
Department today Identified fis In
. new Korean War casualty list
mo. sisl that reported II killed.
. wounded. one nnissing and nine
injured
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HHeal Estate For Sale

CHOICE income property, 104' Z
49, with 2 room brick bungalow
and brick efficiency cottage. Both
completely furnished and occupied
and located desirably, Rental in
come $22o.6o monthly. Price $751;
500 cash. See Horace Young. Casa
Cayo Hueso. Phone 1851.
july11-H
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9Fsmals Help Wanted 22-Lost
(ConttnuedD

YELLOW GOLD wedding and en-
gagement rings, with diamonds.
Lost Monday evening July 21st in
Strand Theatre. Doris Edwards,
phone 34-J. Reward. july2S-2t
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Much Talking

WASHINGTON IT, Tie szn1
ccnEress used - mil1son xcrds 70
have is sxy In the sessi1n whseh
endsd early fAAs nsOnth.
TIE speeches. reports and special
articles pzhlishsc Ii tAe.
session ~ The Ccngrssssonal Rec.
ord sgaais - ordinary ssred
hxukx-
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IA K 20 GARAGE. Good condition,
best offer takes, you move it.
Call after S pm. 1022a Margaret
St july26-3t
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ONE STOVE, bottle gas, four burn
er, large; one radio, Bendix COM
bination, console type. Leaving
soon. 90 Poinciana Place, Phone
1656-R. july28-2tx
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Classified
Advertising
Brings
Results
TELEPHONE
81
33-Miscellaneous
(Con.inued)

BRAND new baby crib and Teeter-
babe and bottles, SIS. 927 Eaton
St. Downstairs apartment.
july2S-stx
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A standard candle fof exactly
one candlepower) could theoreti-
cally be seen in complete dark
ness and with ideal conditions
for about so miles.
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COLORED girl to come do ironing
one day a week. Call $50.
july28-3i
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HOTEL front office clerk. Expert
ence helpful but not necessary.
Good opportunity for right person.
Must be neat, desirious of learning
and in search Of permanent posi-
ton. Position details some evening
and Sunday work. Apply in person
only. 8 Am. to IL Noon. Mrs.
Clark, Hotel La Concha.
july2S-3t
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NEW Kenmore washing machine.
Reasonable. log Porter Place.
july28-3tx
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I-Boats and Motors
(Contsnued,

IL CORRECT CRAFT run-about.
60 h.p. Chris-C Graft engine. New
Correct Craft trailer and canvas
cover. SITS Avenue E. Phone GA.
july15-H
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TWO bedroom house just renovat-
ed. Big yard. Good location. Chill
dren accepted, $125 month. Call
1891. july25-f
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l0-Male and Female Heir
Wanted

DISHWASHER wanted. Apply in
person. Ponce's Luncheonette, 701
Simonton street. iuly26-tf
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2A-Trailsrs For Rent

SMALL trailer suitable for two.
SIP week. COS Truman Avenue.
july26-3tx
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THREE room furnished house.
Couple only. no pets. 1928 Fo-
garty Ave. Apply 1926 Fogarty.
july26-3tx
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NURSERY chair, high chair, crib
and mattress. 44-E Seaplane
base. july26-3tx
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TW0-bedroom TOPPING furnished
house, yearly. 2120 Staples Ave.
july2S-3t
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FURNISHED house, clean, bed
rooms, large yard. SIS per month.
919 Southland st. july26-2tx
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1851 MODEL Victor deep freeze.
81 Cubic #. 5l5-B White st.
july26-2tx
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TWO frigidaires, two gas stoves,
80 gallon hot water heater. In
good condition. Apply Pops, 600
Whitehead st. july26-3t
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&-Household Items
For Sale

TWO sets of bedroom furniture,
one set living room furniture.
2ol0 Seidenberg Ave. july26-6t
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TWO bedroom house. ALI utilities.
SO2 Eaton Street. july2S-3t
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FURNISHED 9 room home. 2 baths.
Corner Property. near City Park
and Boulevard. Liberal terms. Paul
Boysen, 626 Fleming Street.
july24-4tx
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Houses For Rent

TWO bedroom furnished house. Chill
dren welcome. Apply (rear) 1912
Pearl st. july25-st
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Cottages For Rent

COTTAGE for rent, couple only. no
pets, near new Margaret Ann.
Price Organization, All Fleming.
july22-tf
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SPECIAL this week. Any canary
in the shop. s.. The Pet Shop, $40
Caroline, Phone s25S. july2l-6t
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TECHNICIANS-x-Ray and Gen.
eral Laboratory; must be regis
tered and qualified. Salary COM
mensurate with experience. Apply:
Monroe General Hospital - Ad-
ministrator. july2S-6t
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ONE II foot Boat. SIPS. One 10
horse Mercury Super, $3.50. 142l
United Street. july26-stx
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NEW bedroom and efficiency
apartments. Ideally located for
rest and recreation. FL Patio Motel,
Washington and William SITS.
july7-tf
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5-Roous For Rent

LUIGI'S rooming house. Rooms
with and without private baths.
Cal after 3 pm. az Duval St
july25-tf
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15la' SKIFF. Also 49, boat, 6Is'
beam with jeep engine. Good
condition. Cheap. Phone ASSN.
july28-6tx
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LARGE sleeping rooms on Ne
ocean. Weekly rates. Casa Cayo
Hueso. Top Of Duval. on the ocean.
july2l-f
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APARTMENTS available. One,
Two and Three bedrooms. Low
rental. Seashell Motel, corner South
and william. july16-tf
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BEDROOM apartments. summer
rates. Utilities included. Adults
only. Sea Isle Court, ol5 Windsor
Lane. july25-h
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llB-Employment
Wanted Male

BOOKKEEPER part-time. Expert
ence in all types Of bookkeeping.
Write box Wk-19 c/o Citizen.
july28-6tx
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FOR HOMES, Lots, Apartments,
Business and Key Acreage. See
Paul Boysen, 626 Fleming street.
Phone 153. Box 303. Here since 1919.
/ july15-20tx
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WANTED "a to 26' express cabin
cruiser. Must be fast with shallow
draft. State make, power, draft
and price cash. NO-JUNK. Charles
Del-Ask, Box BIB, Florida City,
Fla. july21-24-2S-31-aug4-tx
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ADDRESS and mai possais Ut
hoaae. Zach order pays 800. In
ssrucsioa &c. Benner, Trwnsnn =
N. j.
sasy2 ssaxsii-isx. sspsl n
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2-Dogs-Cats-Pets
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NOW under construction, bed
room CHS. home on 60 x So
well located lot. FILA. financed,
$1750 down payment plus closing
costs. Cali 1o55-M for appointment.
july26-6t
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WIRE haired terrier for sale. ga
months. Axe. See at Humane So
ciety. Make offer. july25-3tx
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APARTMENTS Now Available.
opsn Tor yeUr inspection. Fur.
nished Or vnsvrnishsd. Royal
Psims Apartments. lsf. Street
and Patterson Ave.
ivns23.if
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SWEDISH Massage BY registered
raasse<se. Phnn< Is0J.
siyis-t.
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35-Wanted To Buy

WE PAY 500 for old batteries.
Dicks Tire Service, 90 Truman
Ave. Phone 778. july1-H
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LOT for building purpose, will
consider any location. Schaeffer,
Phone 1929. july28-6tx
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FURNISHED rooms, $50 per
week. 626 Grinnell St. july25-3tx
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UNFINISHED apartment. Cool,
newly decorated. Phone 234 for in
formation. july2-tf
, 1952-10-03
Dunish Hospitol Ship
~"Jutlundiu" to
Return to Kored

C-OPENHAGEN-The com
pletely reconditioned Danish
hospital ship "Jutlandia' left
the end Of September for
Japan. It will report to the
Unified Command Of the Unit
ed Nations forces fighting in
Korea.
"A new crew and staff to 200
will be aboard with Commo-
dere Kai Cammerich as Chief
Of the Expedition. Captain G.
Kondrup, the regular master,
, 1952-10-03
Hon. Eric II. CurrolI
Will Address Voters
On MondoY Night

The Hon. Eric H. Carroll,
who is seeking reelection in
the Municipal Council will
open his campaign formally in
an address to the voters Of
Christiansted Town and Sub
urbs at $50 pm. on Monday,
October 6 in the Public Mar
ketplace.
It will be Mr.. CAROLS first
lecture since the start of the
campaign.
, 1952-10-03
Proclamation Sets
Oct. Is 20 Cleanup.
Identification Week

Governor de Castro has is
sued a proclamation setting
the period of October Is to 20
as cleanup and Identification
week, at the request of the
Women's League of st. Croix.
T h e proclamation states
that the organization seeks
''the cooperation of house
owners, tenants and the Gov
ernment' to accomplish this.
The Chief Executive states
that 1T is to the interest of the
people of the Island Of Saint
Croix to organize and carry
through with vigor and eff1ci-
ency a campaign of this kind
which will tend to improve
1l@MTEH
not only the appearance Of
this Island but also to en-
nance the health standards of
our people"
The departments of Health,
Public Works. and Police =
directed to cooperate fully in
this campaign and to urge all
private as well as public pro-
perty owners and tenants to
perform a complete cleanup
job, and to provide for the
prompt and rapid removal of
all such garbage and trash
which may be removed dur
ing this period"
, 1952-10-03

will be on the bridge. DR.. H.H.
Zimsen will be chief of the
hospital with Professor Jens
Foged as principal surgeon
and pr. G. Faarup in charge Of
t h E medical section. Miss
Gerda Nielsen is to be head
nurse.
The reconditioning job cost
the Danish Government about
A landing stage has
been added for helicopter am
balances. A special eye clinic
has been installed below deck.
Complete transformation Of
the former passenger liner
aJut1andia" into a hospital
ship has now cost more than
100000.
, 1952-10-03
Sgt. Lionel Williuns.
Promoted to Runk
End Lieutenant

Sergeant Lionel A. Williams
of ST. Croix, who is now sta
toned with the 18th Transpor-
tation Car Company at Fort
Monroe, Virginia, has been APP
pointed a Second Lieutenant
in the Army's Organized Re-
serve Corps.
Sergeant Williams who re-
sides n New York City,
intends to apply for active
duty when he clears away the
business he has outstanding.
He now is company clerk Of
the 18th Car Company. He is
the son of Philpott Williams,
well known carpenter.
A veteran Of eight years ac-
tive duty, Williams has com
pleted several Army courses
which make a man eligible for
q e commission. The
schools, plus hisprior military
experience, were sufficient to
give him his bars upon recon-
mendation Of his commanding
officer.
The sergeant h a S two
brothers now in military ser
vice, Franzel, who is a Second
Lieutenant, stationed at the
Engineers School, Fort Bel
voir, Virginia and Walter, d
Marine private first class at
Cherry Point, North Carolina.
, 1952-10-03
Indiu Worms us.
To Back U.N. Action
Aguinst South Africu
Veterinary Service
Now Available
VICORP Pres. Says

Or. David ]. Gihooly, new Indian representatives a t
~ appointed veterinarian on the United Nations especially
the staff Of WCoRP, will be those who are ~pro-American,
available to give proper care are expressing the hope that
to both well and sick farm the US. will back the demand
animals beginning October ff- of India and other Asian coun-
tenth and will be assisted by tries that the United Nations
Francisco Santos, formerly Of take up the case. against South
the Experiment Station, it African "~apartheid" policy
was announced today by Cor which means the separation of
don M. Skeoch, President Of races in the country and re-
the VirginIslands Corporation. suits in thousands Of lcolored
South Africans being put in
- ." laus 8 49, Jail for ~disobeying these I'M
help when they need it. The
charge during regular VI The Indian delegation wants
CORP work days and hours the US. delegates to take a
will be $1O0 per hour with a leading role in the fight head
minimum of $lOO per visit. On ed by India to defend the
Saturdays, Sundays, holidays, rights Of the non-white races
and after working hours on in Africa.
, 1952-10-03
U.N. Doctors Seurch
For Ldtin American
rehabilitation Site
location for the center.
The United Nations viii

United Nations, y. Two make available the services Of
U.N. doctors are conducting a experts and will supply the
survey in Latin America with necessary equipment for the
a view to the establishment Of center, but it will be establish
a regional Demonstration Cen ed only upon the request Of
ter for the Rehabilitation Of the government concerned and
the Physically Handicapped, will be operated by the con-
the UN. Technical Assistance cerned government.
administrator announced The mission plans to make
here. detailed recommendations on
Dr. Thomas N. Ling, direc- the extent of U.N. and WHO
tor OF q rehabilitation Center participation in the develop
in Sussex, England, and DR.. ment financing and support Of the
Thomas McKneely Of the US. center. The purpose Of the bro
Office iof Vocational Rehabili- posed center is to supply full
tation are making an eight rehabilitation and vocational
week examination in Mexico, services for the physicallv
Brazil, Paraguay, Bolivia and handicapped; to serve as q
Chile to review the basic model for other centers; and
medical and social welfare to offer facilities for training
facilities available before re- both students of the country
commencing the most suitable and for fellows Of the region.
, 1952-10-03

week days the charge will be
$1.5O per hour with a mini
mum Of $1.5O per visit. Medi-
cine, anti-toxins and drugs
will be charged for at cost.
These above rates apply
only to animals essential in
farm operations. Veterinary
services for dogs, cats, other
pets, race horses and riding
horses not used for farming
may be obtained at fees ar
ranged directly with DR.. Gil
hooly or Mr.. Santos.
Calls for veterinary assist
ance may be left at @
Bethlehem office with Mr.. Tay
1or or Mr.. Walcott, in person,
Continued on page Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
Gets Pastorship Of
Race Church in Pa.

PITTSBURGH. Pa.-Pastorship
oil a Negro congregation here was
approved for the Rev Virgil +.
Mocha last Friday by the Pres
bytcry of this city
In commenting on ms appoint
ment TO the Bidwell Street Pres
byterian Church. Rev. MI. Moe
cia stated: There Is nothing
strange about this move. Chris
tianity recognizes no racial bar
riers. and the Presbyterian
Church. L. S a., has long stood
for policy opposed TO segre-
cation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
Admits Ills
)ETROITER RAISED TO Bird
lEGREE AT MASON'S MEET

Other officials elected were:
Rooker T Alexander. Junior
warden. Frank f. Lett Grand
Treasurer. John T. Webb, Grand
Secretary; Homer Gaines, Grand
Lecturer: Mckinley Lee. Senior
Deacon: Sherman Perkins. Junior
Deacon: James Raspberry, Grand
Marshall and John Simmons,
Grand Trustee.
After the installation of OIL
GERS. Grand Master Gillum OF
Mississippi. made an address call
ing for help in combating juve-
milo delinquency. He also urged
all to visit the Mississippi Lodge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
field of finance.

field Of finance.
Among the speakers al the
meeting was DR.. Raymond +.
jackson. Past Grand Master OF
the state of New York. DR.. Jack
son gave an inspiring address
on masonry and praised Most
Worshipful Grand Master Green
as a capable and energetic leader
BY secret ballot. the delegates
voted to waive by laws which
prevent an incumbent from sue
ceeding himself Green was then
nominated and elected unani-
mously to succeed himself as
Grand Master.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

reHo''er Arthur M. Simmons
4 used TO the highest oegree
's'hIy during the list An
4 invention Of Scottish Rite
''N now in progress al the
4, ''e Temple. $500 McDoueall
r''a 0. Greene. Grand Mas
4 ''a reporters Simmons was
''sa IN recognition of his
and leadership in the
my and in the fraternal
''''ons is president of the
g., Federal Savings and
'an Company. one Of ,he Mo.
"esro ventures in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
PoPpo Dee Guilty
As Union : Buster

Harry Papa Dee) John
son. II, was found guilty of
union busting. fined and
placed on two years pro-
hibition Tuesday. by Record
er's Judge Joseph A. ellis,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17

Tuesday.
Four other defendants,
charged under sections of
the Bonine-Tripp L b o r
Law, prohibiting anti-union
activity. were also placed on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-05-17
leaks With Bryant;
Ives Hotel Business

publishing a chain OF new spapets
IN the state of Michg gan
Many persons say IT was Bry-
ant who originated tn, Rochln
With Leroy" show and made
White is pilot
Plugged Out
White revealed that ne had
moved from his Falrbairn Hotel
suite of Offices after ne arrived
one day TO find the door plugged
And just think" he thought
aloud. 1T was who actually
put that hotel on a paying
basis"
The laxative radio man said
he has moved into new Offices at
l23 Cadillac Square, adjaccnt the
Barlum Tower Sharing offices
with him are John Odom. adver-
Using man who is reputed to be
building up telcvision show
and Roy Bradley. former print
shop operator.
White refused TO discuss the
rumored breach of feelings that
arc supposed To have developed
between him and his partner,
Bryant. the man Leroy is credit
ed with getting elected 10 the
State Senate via the "Rockin :"
radio show.
He did admit that the station
had Cancelled lis contract wiln
the Il and w agency.
And l don't know why they
are still letting Bryant do shows
on VILE" said White.
II had been rumorcd for seN
eral weeks following White suS
pension from the station for un-
disclosed reaS9ps that station OF
ficialS we're willing 10 deal with
Bry ant but not with White
"No comment on that either,
said White
Allied as business partri now
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