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Evening star., 1952-10-26
By Wolter W. Hubbord
American Automobile Association

In starting our series Of de-
scriptive, mapped trips to Florida
it is well to remember that there
is no perfect or ideal route to
the Sunshine State. The shorter
routes may not be the most his
toric, and the sections where
speed might be legally main
tanned may not be the most scenic
On portions of every major
to Florida there will be
Evening star., 1952-10-26

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Evening star., 1952-03-16

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Evening star., 1952-03-27

Make low mounds Of cottage cheese On
leiiuee.Ijned salad plates. Top with Z
drained peach halves Fill each with
cheese. Sci SAIL cut from green pep.
per upright Ia. each and circle with
pimiente, Serves 3.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
Fla. Am Checks CTS

TALLAHASSEE. total OF
2.728 veterans have attended the
Florida A. and NJ College under
the CT Bill since il became law
in 1914. according to T. M
Thorpe. registrar.
During the peak year OF en-
roIlment. i947-48. sos ex-Gis
were in attendance. During TINS
period. l..l49.933 were enrolled
in colleges and universities thru
out the country. Only Is veterans
enrolled in A. and M. during the
I944-45 school year but the foi-
lowing term the number IN
creased to III. and in 1910. W.
the attendance jumped to 49,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
informed him Of this he fatty
stated that he had no pop.

IheiI SO-CaiIed ucmOCIailC Dtilcis
informed him Of this he fatty
stated that he had no pop.
asked him why he lied about
il instead OF just saying that he
didn't want 10 serve US. In a very
nasty manner he insisted that
he didn't have any pop. Since
neither Mrs Coleman nor |
wanted the children 10 be- upset
or Inundated any further. we
left the restaurant without So
Letting the aid of the police be-
case in this case we felt that he
had their cooperation in carrying
out his discriminating practices.
This is only one more example
of what is still happening to Ne
groes in Michigan in spite of the
Civil Rights law. while our civic
leaders Just sit back and ignore
the fact that IL does happen not
only TO adults but To innocent
children TO whom the only oo-
lection could have been their
being born colored.
Mrs. Helen Hardin
1928 Riopellc St
Detroit. Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
Chinese .GOsg'
Of Happiness

A group OF II figurines Of
the fat and jolly Chinese God
of Happiness" and an elabo-
rately decorated steel helmet
dating from the 10th century
were added to the collection
of the Detroit Institute Of Arts
this week.
The figurines. ranging in
size from two inches 10 a
foot in diameter. are of white
porcelain. glazed pottery.
jadeife. rose quartz( amber.
gilded bronze and malachife.
a black stone. They are the
lift of Earl F. Clarke. 90 Pet
erboro. who assembled the
collection on his wide trav-
els in the Orient and else
where.
Known as Pu-tai Ho-Shans
and said 10 have been a Chi
neSe priest of the 10th century.
the smiling Chinese god was
worshipped as an incarnation
of the Maitreya. the Buddhist
Messiah.
Plump and smiling. he is al
ways represented with a large
cloth bag, from which his
name. Pu-tai is derived. Pu-
Tai figures have long been
considered good luck pieces IN
many nations outside the ORR
ent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23

just as Mrs. Eddy. Jesus Christ.
and others had exhibited down
through history. There seemed
TO be an imbedded something.
something that carried weight
even when il was DARK al u
o'clock high noon. Whatever the
unseen or unident:fiable might
have been pictured. il is difficult
today for me TO give credit 10
but one thing!
Divine Guidance
Divine guidance was influ-
enced through Christian Science.
a feeling Of determination.
thought. act. or maybe even q
consultation that carried me
along with others through try
ing times. afraid because of
our lack of knowledge of how
error works. iii the darkness
gradually became light. That
light now shines as il it'll
never. in contrast an electric
bulb. burn out.
That light is the guiding light
inspired through one of the
worlds younger but more mean
ingful religions - Christian
Science Not always grasped or
encroaching: so much so that
am heartfelt 10 mention these
few words. whatever they may
convey bout il christian
Science) in these columns
Much more could be said for
Christian Science which eman-
afed or first began around the
time the American slaves were
liberated. However. recalling in
the Book Of Books. that the
Bible was not written in one
day. I shall not feel free in one
article 10 impart the many
demonstrations possible in
Christian Science. But I'm
grateful 70 be able TO share
here and now with all of our
readers the above experiences.
am grateful for my Sma'ter-
ing knowledge Of Christian
Science.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23

Eod's earW' IA. ~hr;s.
ls ss;sucs. that is knowledss
,hro ugh literature
s'I ,sesme my fortune
ca lars ago through read.
ii,.,ryihins that ! could pun
s..d. on, i was durins the
', four years that I have
= impressed.
bDressed not SO much . oy ma Tar
blessings. as spiritual For
!, heen material Tn afraid
would not have been for
- or unfortunate Gas the
NAV BEL to relate here and
significant happenings.
ds. ct ceters.
vas about this time or a
earlier in the summer OF
hat unknowingly. l first
INTO intimate contact with
kstian Science. To be specific.
[,trhed a business, grasping
its very life with the doors
/, locked-with employees
given a moments notice 10
l. the premises, resuscisted
christian Science.
|rhe resusciaiion was. at the
Il. a God send. welcomed.
y life saver. Nevertheless.
| was only temporary. as
eniuslly. that is within q
liter Of months. the business
hded 10 revert 10 its original
Illus. Reasons why were num-
bus. Too much 10 enumerafe
IRE and some unexplainable.
However. many hardships were
pass. necessitating or rather
should say allowing" the
bk, misunderstanding. faith
! and should we say anna.
|rs" TO desert 10 alegedly richer
)ds
Others. undoubtedly conf
|ni in the deliverance tnow
very clear through Christian
PENCE as propounded by Mary
hker Eddy. founder Of Chris
bn Sciencel. managed 70
|tiek-ii-oui" TO be colloquial.
There was an abiding faith
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23

her time studying on her masters
degree in education.
WHAT. NO NEGRO POLICE
MEN PROMOTED YET? What
is wrong Mayor Cobo? Don't
we rate a promotion or two?
Former heavyweight Champ
Joe Louis is on a southern
tour. It's a golf deal.
Andrew j. Smith, Elk leader
and member of the ProSecu % 5
staff PROSECUTOR Gerald X.
O'Brien, that isl, celebrated IN,
birthday on last Sunday with A
spread out al Plymouth Park
John Roxborough ii and has
lovely wife as well as Gwen
NorthcrosS spent the weekend "a
Idlewild. the mecca where ZIeey
Johnson is producing the shows.
NOW IS THE TIME 70 regis
ter SO YOU can vote in November.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23

- ''N'NN 80 W dNNtpe Viz -
failc Party al their convention
efe UNFOLDING the principles of
few days ago we saw and
sld a demonstration OF rciuc-
pee by the DlXiecrats to accept
Civil Rights platform of the
mocra'ic Party al their con-
n'lon. Evidently they felt that
were UNFOLDING the princi-
o. their So-called democratic
leiS
lei IN our own state of Mich
On where the Civil Rights
~ was written into the statute
00Ss as law il has still not
zen enforced in its entirety.
4 striking example of Civil
gRs in reverse was experi.
r. on Thursday. July 81. by
| laughter, Evaughn Hardin.
little girl friend of hers.
\ my friend. Mrs. Stella Cole
ana myself We were taking
4 children TO Edgewater Park
way Of the bus.
mere IS a transfer to the Five
T. ous at Grand River and
: I'D. This bus stops direct
=. ron, of the Lahser Lsach
U oil Grand River ON Lahser
t. me 4 girls were thirsty after
e. a long and firing ride so
en' INTO the restaurant ia
u I'VE 81. noticed two policemen ia
q \ restaurant when we en,e,ed
b. Immediately after we sa,
|hirs .ney got up to leave a
h s,.a 'ne one of them winkeo
kstina al the proprietor while
|bllov,;s stances in our direction
b N. "'s this we ordered Dog
elves ana coffee for our
}" said he didn't hsv. NON
IN. while he Wa. .~,,,--
bottle ., .a'I'ess was getting q
pth.r ~. !. pop for . bor at the
WAS wa INC OF the counter. whom
is OF course. when I
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
VET QUIZ


and I want 10 60 10 school
this fall under the new Ko-
rean CT Bill. May attend
any school that was ap-
proved by my State for
World War III veterans?
A.-No A school must be
State-approved for training
under the new CT Bill, before
YOU may enroll Approval
granted under the World War
RI CT Bill does not carry over.
under the law, because in
many cases schools are re-
ouired to meet different
standards than in the past.
Old like TO take sin
gle course in school this fall
under the Korean CT Bill.
II would be for less than
half-fime. How large an edu-
cafional allowance would l
get?
A.-You would receive eth
or Cd the established charges
for tuition and fees which all
students taking the same
course must pay. or CD a pro-
rated amount based on sll0 a
month for a full-time course
70 would be paid whichever
amount is the lesser.
OIL am a World War II
veteran and I've recently
zone back on active duty. 1
have never used any OF my
CT loan enfiflemenf. Which
CT loan deadline applies to
me: July IS. 1857. under the
World War ii CT Bill or 10
years after the present emer-
aency. under the Korean Gi
Billr
A.--Th e Korean Oil biil
annlies to you. You will have
10 years from the end OF the
current emergency to make
use Of ysssr CT loan benefit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
REM Control

u. rent a flat which in
ciudes a garage. Recently I
purchased a new automobile
and Il will not fiji in the gar
age. being too long. Since
cannot use the garage. can
apply for . decrease in rent?
A No.
q. started the construction
o. a new house prior 10 Feb
ruarY l. ls47. The work was
not completed. and the house
wasn't ready for occupancy un.
I'll April. lSS7. Is his house
under rent control?
A. No.
q. / am contemplating pur-
chasing two rooming houses
located side by side. but not
connected TO one another. The
total combined rooms equal 20.
I wish 10 lease both of these
rooming houses 10 one person
TO be used as one unit. Do
come under the rent regula-
ts@.. .. kls~ $3.50
A. II more than % rooms.
exclusive of oath rooms or
rooms occupied by the lessee
are subrentcd or offered for
subrent. the rent charged for
the two structures would be
exempt from rent control
However. the individual rooms
would be subject to rent con-
troll
q. The landlord told me Mat
can rent an apartment if I'll
agree 10 keep the apartment
and three others in the build
ing painted that he will sup
ply the paint and equipment.
Can he require that?
A II is illegal for a land
lord to require tenant to
provide a bonus of any kind =
cash. merchandise. or render.
ing of a service in order to
obtain place to live.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23

The Republicans have recog
nized Owen J. ClearY to run
for the job of Secretary OF
State. Pat is a certain winner.
The Republicans have strong
team but the strongest member
of the Williams team is "SoapY
himself.
Fred Alger said he was con-
fldent the COP would adopt tar
employment legislation under his
administration as governor. Will
liams said they should nave
adopted II in this past session as
the party has been in control
of both houses of the leg stature.
From here on in there will DE a
battle of words.
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS i.
Received card from George and
Jessie Slaton from Los Angeles.
They write that John Dolphin Is
the father of three even twins.
and his Dolphins of Hollywood
is fabulous and John r. Will
liams is going great guns as
usual
George A. Isabel plans TO
make his next attempt for Con-
gress from the 18th District.
There is a campaign under way
to get Bill Brooks. COP National
delegate TO Chicago and First
District Secretary, appointed to
the National Committee to re-
place Val Washington of Chicago.
Prophet Jones is now in Los
Angeles 70 begin his West Coast
tour. He arrived in the movie
capital with his party of y.
The sensational radio preacher
carried with him only Is suits.
IL hats. 20 pairs of shoes and
robes and capes valued al
$50, 900. His custom built Cad
lilac and Buick station wagon
are en- route.
Before he left the Motor City
the Arden avenue leader OF the
Church of Universal Triumph.
the Dominion of God entered a
deal that will make front page
news in about three weeks.
The biggest religious service in
town will be staged at Olympia
by the Rev. James Lotion on or
about October 10th. Keep your
eyes and ears open. Leroy &.
White denies that he and Char
line are on the outs. He said she
is lust on a little vacation.
Mrs. Charlotte Perry, wife OF the
Windsor alderman and former al
manager of the Tribune, was IN
town last week shopping at Saks
Fifth Avenue. She is spending
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
Uly Bokyin's Digest

BOTH their candidates for the
Presidential Ike and Nixon
and Sparkman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
WHAT THEY'RE SAYING
Bv LUTHER WEBB

sociation with Christian Science. the dynamic as
-Four year, approach. has led TO believe and wit
the W. never dreamed, thought would be possible
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-08-23
)lOlHpx. Of zsrO:
Reports Cafe Bias

few days heard demonstration of reluctance
he DMecra 10 the Civil Rights platform of the Dem
Patio Party Evidently they felt that they
Evening star., 1952-02-15
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-04
Reds Claim
Olympic Win
|Over US.

HELSINKI Up - Russia today
claimed an overall victory in the
Olympic Games with 494 points
against 49O.25 for the United States.
Apparently the Russians decided
a first place was worth only seven
points instead of the 10 points
awarded by the standard scoring
method used on all Olympic Games
since 1920.
A statement issued by N. Ro-
manov, leader of the Soviet Olym-
pic team, said the Russian score
would have been better if the judg-
ing had been more objective"
Under the standard scoring meth.
cd, the United States was this
years Olympic team victor with
GA points against 563 "a for Rus.
STA. This is based on 10, S, 4, 3, 3
and / point awards for the first
six placements in all events fol
which gold medals are awarded
The Russian statement made nc
explanation of how the Soviets got
their point total, but papers in
Moscow today published . point
system giving seven points for first
place instead of 10. Scoring for the
other placings was the same al
the standard system.
There is no official team winner
in the games. All team tabulations
are unofficial and frowned on by
Olympic officials.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-04
1852 Olylnpiics
Attracted 70
Participants
BY BEN PHLEcAR

HELSINKI u The 1852 Olym-
pic Games became history today
and the historians are going to
need a whole new book to take
care Of this gigantic sports car
nival.
The games which ended in the
Finnish twilight Sunday were big
ger and better in every way than
any of those of the previous IA
modern Olympics.
More people took part. More
countries entered. They lasted
longer. More went on. Perform
ances were amazing. There was a
minimum of incidents.
The late Baron Pierre de Cou-
BERTH, a French scholar who con-
ceived the idea of reviving the
games of ancient Greece, would
have been proud of the show.
Soviet Russia competed for the
first time. Germany and Japan
were back for the first time since
World War II.
In all, 10 nations sent $3.50 ath.
letes to this clean, attractive city
more than 1900 above any pre-
vious entry.
Forty nine Of the 20 countries
broke into the unofficial scoring
column which recorded the first
six places. Their totals varied from
GA for the United States down to
one made by Singapore for q sixth
in featherweight weightlifting.
Russia presented an extremely
well balanced team and scored $50
" points, second to the United
States.
The U. S. won out Saturday, the
final full day Of competition, and
added four more points Sunday in
the team section of the Prix des
Nations, the show jumping climax
of the equestrian competition.
This event brought France It's
sixth gold medal Of the games, in
the individual section, and Great
Britain its first, in the team divi-
sion.
ALI but three Of the mems track
and field records were equalled or
broken. In swimming every record
was broken. In boxing the United
States won five titles, the most any
country ever hs: taken.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1952-08-04

burg won close one over Orlando,
10.
Dick Dotson pitched a four. hitter
while his DeLand teammates
pounded Joe Pennington for IL sin
gies to win the first game over
Palatka. DeLand's Slim Jim Wick
cry held Palatka to five hits in the
second game.
Daytona Beach whacked out II
hits TO beat the Jacksonville Beach
Sea Birds. while pitcher Bin Mil
Ter gave the Sea Birds IL scat
tered hits for his eighth win against
one loss. Dick Baller hit a homer
and Ed Cook hit another plus .
triple for the winners.
Sanford'S George Rivero pitched
q four hitter, clOuted . homer
and drove in four runs 70 shut
out Cocoa. 0utfieiders Fred Cav
allero and George Kenis also hit
home runs for Sanford.