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Evening star., 1953-10-03
OFFICE FURNITURE

S25, 900 sales, new and used; every
description desks. tables, chairs,
file. cabinets, lockers, visible file
equipment, at savings up to 500.
Free delivery and parking.
MANHATTAN OFFICE EQUIP. CO.
639 New York Ave. NV.
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WASHERS

lgo Matte very famous maEe dpy aIS4 t,;
manufacturer warranty. Regular,
$500. sale. S199.95: cash or easy
terms. Open ewes. It'll 9. Call JU.
S-9797.
944 Wayne Ave-. Silver Spring. Md
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wAsHINGToN's PUPPY HDoTRs.
CHEVY CHASE PET SHOP
~ KE' 7-T213 "'
All colors-All kinds. Mixtures. in
sluding terrier, toy, collie, shepherd.
spitZ. cocker, collie and beagle. Over
80 puppies to choose from; male
and female.
Adorable, affectionate and cute; from
So up.
Cookers, male-females, A.KC. reg
Worned, docked S26 up a
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IS our business. DriveWayS, walks.
entrances. caports, retaining walls.
Free estimates. Financing.
LEWIS & SON. UN. 4-2015
g
DOLLS-DOLLS-D for Christi
mas. Your old doll restored See
United Nations dolls at the DOLL
STUDIO AND HOSPITAL. 707 18th
g.. nv. Open 10 to daily. MA.
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS, re-
Immediately. RA. 6-2222, any time.
FENCES-Fall discounts; SO styles,
chain link and wood: lowest prices;
80 mos. TO pay. 10. S-2919.
Evening star., 1953-10-03
APPLIANCES

ALL FAMOUS BRANDS OF THF
VERY LATEST MODELS, NEW. IN
FACTORY CARTONS; WASHERS
FREEZERS, RANGES. DRYERS.
AT THE LOWEST PRICES
ON THE EAST COAST
CHECK OUR PRICES BEFORE YOU
FACTORY CARTONS. CASH or
EASY TERMS, AS LOW AS 10T
DOWN. OPEN Ewes. TIL 9. CALI
JU. S-9797.
PETE HILL co.
944 Wayne Ave-. Silver Spring. Md
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Build, Remodel, Repair

Concrete, carpentry, elec., painting,
papering, plumbing; reas. prices; reg.
mech; nothing dn., 80 mos. to pay
HAKIM IMPROVEMENT CO., AP.
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ANTIQUES

ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china, glass. furniture. ETC.. before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisalS.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
TU. 2-2727 RA 3-7R0S
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KITCHEN
REMODELING

Steel and wood in colors. Birch, ma
pie and knotty pine. Get our FREE
estimates and FREE planning Serv-
ice. Liberal terms. SO months to
Evening star., 1953-10-03

DOWNTOWN - Far above average;
TV privil.: fireplace; beaut. dbles.,
$3.50 person; $11 as single. HO
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.-Master bed
rm. and pvt. bath; adult home; no
other roomers; $50 mo. WO. 6-7732.
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Well-Behaved Dogs
Don't Just Hapnen

Be sure to visit CAPITAL DOG
TRAINING CLUBS annual obedience
trial Sunday. october 4. at Sidwel
Friends School Athletic Field, 1901
Wisconsin ave. NV. Judging 10 am
to 6 pm, 4
Evening star., 1953-10-03

tGlass LOWERED Windows)
Expertly installed or delivered with
complete instructions for installa-
tion. Save over 50ee.
SECO SALES ENGINEERS
JU. 5000. Day Or Night
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont.

BRICK MASON CRAFTSMAN-Fire
places. chimneys. walls; remodeling
q speciality. FAGNANI. 10. 2-1994.
BRICK MASONS, INC.-All types of
brick work; no job too small. JU.
7-9053. %
BRICKNORk-Chim fireplaceS,
steps. walls and all repairs. Al work
manShip. NO. 7-SS1S after 5 pm.
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Flagstone and Stone

Cement driveways, walks, steps,
porches, retaining walls, tile drain
age. Also outdoor f1replaces.
ANGELO MARCICCTO. III o-176o
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Improvements-Repairs
Rec. rm., porches, attics; painting
interior and exterior; no Job too
small. For estimates, call ia. 9-S751.
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JALOUSIES

INTERIOR and exterior and roof
painting; also floor work. All work
GUAR. Call co. h-1433 4
Evening star., 1953-10-03

HOME IMPROVEMENTS, everything
from foundation to roof. I specialize
in asbestos and inSul. brick siding.
All work guar. FILA financing if
desired 10. q-o12S .
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CONN. AVE. AREA

NOINN. "A T.. AREA
Two, blocks from Mayfiower Hotel;
walk to work; single and double out
side rms. newly renovated. clean
water in rm.; TV. auto. washers and
dryers; semipvt. modern baths and
showers: congenial crowd; SIS week.
DU. 1904. 1915 Goth st NV.
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ROOMS EuRNlSHED-N.W.

1905 H ST. N.W.-Large front room
l9so 9s6' Il 18th has; sT. Nw.-Former ieea-
ton; next to bus stop. Lge. conf.
Sgle rms. for Govt. employed ladies;
ample closet SPACE; h.-w.h.; S25 to
WILSON VII M HOUSE, 1922 18th st.
Excel. rms; sgles., S30--$50: dbles;,
Evening star., 1953-10-03

FURNITURE - Bedroom suite, S35
Easy Spindrier Washer, S45; radio
phono., $16. 10. 3-1515. 3"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Fear No EriI
lcontlnued Ion b. Paqsl

Continues From Back PAGE
piolerilon ~ a consciousness
20 think And thinking spirit-
1clly one tndS higher und,r-
standing Mans ability to
thfnk, aud revere cod,
defeat. all wrong When one
asses hi- thinking faculties
fm hi, projections be- does
not neglect 10 ,lo hi~ dulN 10
tund, hts felloNnlan and his
loh Differing opinions can-
noi hecp one from being
controlled hy dNinrly SUI
inlior communicated nflu-.
en,r. The ability 10 think,
aiid express himself, ac-
culdlng 20 ME viii OF Our
Father Mother cod. all-har-
nomous. b. 4 gilt ct God.
Love protects from AIN
aggressive human threats To
happiness. peace. JOY and
couienlmeui Because n re-
"llly they are AN spiritual
And as We continue 10 pray.
study and listen To the voice
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
HOME SEWING CENTER

Household management pccal
lists 100 the I S Depa inrui uf
Agriculture suggest q Sowing
center ior the home whtcb,
an az Vie supplies ucrdrd ia
Sew ing and intending are kept
together They suggest o.
shaped center with the ,cN0e
machine taking the crntrr wlh
surface for cui'.ne fabric nn
the tighi md one ur pressing
on The lefi Underneath NE ,nt-
faces supplies ma, he stored IN
drawers a swivel chair also -
suggested
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

Our new administration, with
the help Of God, has achieved
truce. with hopes OF working
out the remainder OF the diff.
fsrsnees.
This is no time for critics 20
lsh 10 The house,ops and clamoi
ma, we "sold-ou," nor on The
other hand that We got a super
bargain.
Neither would be one hun.
dred per cent true. once the
entire situation Is summed up
for what IL is worth. and what
il may mean 10 us--ai least al
this time.
Better should We channel our
thinking in direction that ne
achieved The best Tor the greatest
number under the circumstances.
WheiFe' thu, nation that group
> Their military or civilian pulled
honer is not the question
Attention should be focused
on the cessation OF the slaughter
OF men. both old and young.
as well as some civilians. Every
life on this globe is q dear with.
hope OF being accorded priv.
ileges equal 10 any other life
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Acor1ls 10 Oak Trees

Whether the truce or cease
fire lasts will depend upon a
delicate political conference
slated in the next 90 days.
Judging by the past per-
formanees Of North Korea.
South Korea and the UN al
hes, this session perhaps will
wax hot.
VI ri peHlalon Is oyer
fe Npr'n korran air- ia a
lulArMs -eHr Certainly she
t,a~ 'tp appie- 500 uu June
-. 1850. $3.50 Il surprise it,
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
BY JULIAN wYcu
Detroit Tribune
zl4e 81. Antoine st.
Deiroi', Michigan

E..t. the Norih Korean
Reds .o4ghi lp control All ~
the NffN throlgh aggrcs-
-iu W. mcan> Of warfare
u,d we're eventually stale
ma fvdi1 the y forces coun-
teat'actng This counter
alfak Us me latter ~hoNed
iha' Il arlN paid lrSson Was
IT,, ned l the last world war
Nipa liflcr nearly conquer
cd 'tr IS hohc of EHfopc with
inrNnit}.
a temporary armisll0chas
ban signed bN tho Noith
korcan Reds Haze they east
ol' 'holghiS Of Including the
tci5tory below the 18th
l'aal'el .u their domain. co.
Is tte truce only a means Of
So ing for time 'o collect
hon Ni's for waginY war;
W ha happens ~ the nest
nhrtg days viii only serve
a 'e answer.
Then. il may not. For
Syngman Rhee inquiries IL
agreement is not reached
through negotiations in that
time, Will the UN forces
JOIN his to resume warfare;
il not. will il supply moral
and materials for his forces
to resume war alone?
Rhec emphatlcallv has
-lated his thinking ON the =
SIZE. lie wants Korea 10 be-
#. 10y and for the Koreans.
proposing To- boo, all others
ult.
Yet his proposal is per-
picking for how does one IN
a harmless manner purge the
thinking of his neighbour and
brother i'm the north Of the
( ommunist-line Could be
that the Communist ndoc-
lrine has more than a toe
hold.
Still many express feelings
nlikened to the Shakespeare
can character who stated in
SO many words. Much ado
about nothing" This reason
my is result of considering
thc whole OF Korea aS a
prize for a possible military
Victory.
This corner, huWeNer, feels
HAT the issue is not mainly
limited To the confines of
Korea. but expands as one
~ whether the Communists
could continue To oNer-rln
smaller countries without IN
reference from the UN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

avoided. II only temporary,
siariinq q major war. '

I hNUlpOrHTitw
starting a major war"
Too. use OF the atomic ho,.
N Korea was no assurance 49,.
we could have stopped the 49,
Nor had We stopped the on,lso...
Of the Commies. It would ~.
been only temporarily Fr,bs'
who could have envis.onea !.
police action turning INTO ~
scale war;
These questions and or.
iouchy points are not nece ,ssr.,.
cleared from the American ag..
da however. we must work ~.
tnuously for settlemen, N a.
ferences al the peace table rs,s.,
than on the battle field
No one wins war But ms,e
lives are lost
Again Ici Us pray foi ,o-
plete settlement ~ . The K5rs,,
conflagraiion as soon as poss,hrs
with our cvesights set on pes .
around the globe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
BY OLIVE A ADAMS

NEW YORK (Glohan When
Is champion not Champion
When he lacks "A fighting hea T.
This would seem 10 describe
Alihea Gibson. the brilliant
young tennis star who. il seems.
can walk off with every honor
but the championship. Miss
Gibson for several years now.
has fought her way up 10 The
top spoil only 10 be turned
back by the defending cham.
pion.
Was Mis-. Gibson turned box
by the superior performance Of
her opponent Is >bc not cham
ponShip mate ial" What is the
cause OF her inability 30 m.ke
ihc FINAL hurdle
The yanne s'ar has hcun an
cowagcd lbs q number of vell
known spout, ieue> lnc0d ng
Alicc Muh lr all of whom fcd
Nat She h We tlG ~ bceIn
With Therefore would >ccin
she championship mNnna
II iUN could bee then thai
,hr is n l,Nc 90 ihc holdcr ~
ne i'lc vhpcl Nc mieht he.
eat faced wth the fual test She
ui cent hcs' ihc Champion
After all. champ in any
field Is fairly self.coniideni-a
self confidence gained by hav.
ING achieved his position in The
first place. Having won his lau.
rels. no hangs on 10 them for
dear life. and fights iiereely
when his prestige Is threat.
ened.
This seems 10 have some sort
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

OF dlsiUe Love through con.
Scio~nrSs. We find il is
lfrouph the spiritual basis
OF Wisdom knowledge aud
understanding. and NOT
through the material SENSES
that We receive all trn0c
blessings.
one writer has said The
greatest thing in the world
i. Love. So lct MS mold high
Tie banner Of divine I.oNc,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
HOOk
Rpriem.. .

Al unusual short .'Hi, nv
ro,mg Negro Writer paule
Nar,ta'! ~ Nov Nors C|'t
ssh he featured Iva The sccond
no of The contemporary
Ro.Go q new naho,ral iH.
eralv quartcfiA lo bc on he
stands AUG ! The Valley BE
iwcen is her FIRST published
book.
According TO DR.. Edwin
Berry Burgum. editor. a
principal objective OF The
magazine is TO bring new
Negro writer's and a truthful
portrayal off Negro life"
The frl issue puhlshod rft,
Sprng featured story h>,
Fsthc Lacy Negro houseN it,
of New Nolk Cilv and stony
N' john Slai k' ahuui Am N-
iet racial pi,kcil.nc in S,
Louis.
Benjamin Brown formerly
editor Of he Horizon Quarter
~ is ON ihc editorial board of
lDc tonicnipol any Reaper
Mss Marshall IS a PHI B1a
Kappa rrauaie ~ Rooklvn
college and is now cmploNcd
as a llhralan in New York
Her literary gifts we're .lr
ulaied While Size Was a mem
her ~ writing workshop
sponsored bv the Committee
Tor the Negro in lhe AIS
Miss Marshall's story isa
study OF the tragic effects OF
a husbands seliishness on
woman and her marriage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Outside Registration Stations

which will be August H. IS and Ia "a pm.
SCHOOLS
Northern lNeh Woodward 4 Josephine
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Tombll llsiprt 4 Bauvn
POLICE PRECINCT STATIONS,
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No 6 M,CraW 4 Btadcn
No 3 l2M < Grand River
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80. N Dawson 4 COnun
No. IL Mile w. OF Woodward
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No IS Conner & Ciatot
LIBRARIES
Redioid Branch W McNicirls % Grand River
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Chase Branch w Seven Mile az Archdale
FIRE STATIONS
Engine House No 81 Hart Jefferson
ELECTION COMMISSION YARD,
West side % SutihAeld "a Capitol
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Editors MoiI

Detroit Tribune
zI4e 81. Antoine 81.
Detroit, Michigan
Dear Editor:
The National Convention Of
the Frontiers OF America will
hold lis twelfth annual eonven-
tion in Dayton. Ohio. July 20.
81 and August with head.
quarters at the Central YMCA.
III West Monument street. We
would be very happy II you
would honor US with your
prssenes during this time.
A. dinner meeting Thursday
ctcrif. Jlly 80 Governor Frank
, ~ OHIO NIN .rs g.
ihe Cont en'nn TIE KEYNOTE att
dress re made by Dr Be
nsr lIt- 81 nsi.enai ples
der
We are inviting you 10 be
guest Of Inc Naiionsi conven-
ton on this occasion and have
a seat a. tho head table. Your
presence will be greatly spprs-
eiaied.
,neereiv YOURS
Snr 90 3 Alcr
Executive Secretary
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

ne uN. and especially America,
n precarlous position. should
be- decide 20 continue hosiiliiies
after reasonable length Of time.
we must seek as our president
Recently stated. AN honorable
endnl and keep on lhe alert,
H4tn continued vigilance"
Thar the Atomic bomb was
moi used in Korea has given
many grounds for varied argu.
mems. But we are Of the cpin-
ion. that unfortunately. our
loss in human lives was ire.
mendous. we can rest with a
clear conscious that we al least
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

Of psychological effect IN RS 'r.
ponen and i takes IN extreme.
Is capable performer 10 denn'
HIM or ono who for one feav'
or another is not over-aNea
b., status as champion
The story HIS been told - a,
Young roobie who came un :"
hal m has TVS; major lc.s
game and blasted home mN
off the pitcher who had 10 81
that tmc slIavs gwen his icar
naN peek OF trouble rs
nate, were impressed hu' As
wasn't lie SIMPLY hsdni heard
NE legend ~ the upbcaisbl-
prchci and SO he 'aOci hn
w'houi fear
This is not 10 say that all
problems OF this sort could be
solved by psychology alone
but il cannot be denied that
the person who is on top has
certain feeling OF importance
and that the person who has
not achieved such spot often
thinks OF IL as some unatian
able dream.
Then when faced with IN
potiuniiy 10 attain his goa -
IS often ovcr-anNious and ovef
awrd and cannot perform h'
best
THIS seems 10 be what happc
90 Miss Gibson She PLAYS wol
bui when facing The final 'e
She blows up She PLAYS badly
and tumbleS as she never does
AZ any other time This IS no. %
say that she should come up ar'
bias, every other opponent
cry time she faces them
She is human. and can he
beaten But there is something
about The championship match
that makes her look bad whon
she loses. And this IS NOT eooi
Tor her ego. either Everybody
needs lo win once in while
Just for the sake of his own cso
This same thing could be true
In many other areas OF life
As we struggle toward some
qoal--whehier we seek full eli
isenship. or personal gain OF
some sort. we often find the
last struggle the hardest.
When We feel there are certain
doors closed To- us. on certain
areas where We Just can't break
ln that is the time 20 Summon
All our courage. call up all our
reserves and fight as never he
fore Instead. many times We
may knuckle under the ration.
allie by saving il Just wasn't ~
he cards
But what We want doesn't
come easy because those who
would withhold II are not goine
10 give IL up easily.
Personally. | would like 20 see
Miss Gibson play a champ thai
'he didn't know was a chsmr
with the spectators behind \ on.
way glass so that she couldn'
know she was being watched
would be willing 10 wager
she would come through with
flying colors. | hope she over
comes whatever block 10 In her
way, for she deserves 10 wear
champions crown.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
By LUTHER WEBB

That truce has been effected in Korea should
enlghten men everywhere. Enghter them the thought
that peace may mature Of the present arms
ce. Our prayers support the truce. that with the
help Of the Almighty. further shooting in Korea. and
elsewhere in the world viii cease permanently
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
Detroit Tribune
2l46 St. Antoine WO. 4-82Os. 2.4937

A Representative OF Our Father. Mother God
Our real Publisher.
PLEDGED 10 secure and uphold human rights
Published Wednesday by the Detroit Tribune Publish
ing Co. Inc
Entered Is second class matter al the office
ichqan under the act Of March 1879 Subcrpfions One
Tear, stSo S1So Sl2S FOREIGN yearly So 90
Nafional Advertising Representatives. Interstate United
Newspapers
- elisabeth Eliinsion General Manager. Managing Editor
Andrew y rruetsuf cs. Owner and Publisher
TRIRIINF 'SATuRDAY AIJcusT los
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
THE KOREAN ARMIsTIcE
b. BEETLE ELLINGTON

Our hearty appreciation IS extended 10 President
Eisenhower who stood BY his convictions and made the
people know that the shooting Korean must come TO
an end And ALL should thank God for HIS un-
changing love for His creation We should too, offer
probation all of those Who have worked IN the AFFAIRS OF
the Armstice, without any opposition TO soon make the
Truce effective And only should IN this nation be
glad JOY should be nook and the uni-
the signing OF the Armistice means closer
move toward world peace means that God fearing peo
pie under ard spiritually improving the think
ing faculties Of the peoples in the world
FIRST THINGS FIRST
We on the soil OF America, should be glad, because
right here home front overcoming hate
envious strife and fear We should be glad because
have learned to begin to put hrst things first For God
and sacrifices for the spiritual Intellectual betterment
Of Others should follow closely
FRIENDLY COOPERATION
And that actually put into manifestation, love for
God oneself, and his fellow through friendly
md respect others their struggle against human
tyranny and FOR their rights Principle Thus having
faith hope. and understanding enough to the sell
hsh veil OF human bgoy, and confusion at home 18th this
beginning. face the world with courag de-
forward to universal peace There j.
nothing that beats practcing What preach and fighting
for others for the right cipies Of freedom.
DESIRE THE GOOD
Those among as ~ho have dav, BY day PRAYED in
humble desire 10 the all knowing everlasting God and
asked His guidance the Korean Armisce. should
TO be grateful Let rejoice with the mothers.
eives, and brave soldiers and also pray
that those no died did die For there moth.
the world better than helping to protect
people.
REJOICE
We have heard many returned soldiers whose time has
ended there greater Joy the world than doing
good job military when helping fellow citizens
az the world. Yet. they always happy get back
home again And they I'll expressed how glad they would
be when - all And that the Truce has been
home Of American young sons who have fought good
tight.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
JOICE
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

Truth shall spring out Of the earth and rgheousness
shall took down from heaven harmony.
Yea the Lord shall give that which is good and our
land shall YIELD her Increase
Righteousness shall 90 before Him. and set the
Of His steps fPsalmsj.
Right motives give pinions to thought, and strength
and freedom to speech and Love preess the
altar Of Truth Wan patiently for divine Love to move
upon The waters Of mortal and form the perfect con-
oept Patience must have her perfect work
Mary Baker Eddy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

The ,hou'tng has stopped
u korea bat "A stale ~
cmefYrncF ,'li. cNlsts IS. +
fI.. ipp brass a' ibe Fcuta.
gata So 'neir p.l br no inJ-
foraiafr c,iD4ck u p'I.nl.-
nrl ~ tie Armed Forces
This announcement partly
explains Why the news OF the
armistice signing did not
bring forth jubilant demon
STATIONS as was the case inn
mediately after World War
II.
nyr ne KOREAN action
rs cpn- d'lrd a pnlact
80 4 toid war and loss
Namber> Of allied mfn nrf.
ne,dra ihe agreement fur
Fctf" pa. egsail1 sNdr-
nenG despite much ptiolc-
Vets OF the armed forces
iafce, and Nar corresponds
rr'.. hpWrt'r, baFr termed
%, rnlo-Har in hoica rs Tie
ma,i- and licfce-ltAcy
ha' e paliIcipaicd lu ~ seen
ne. world rem ud yuu also
thai mis- statement Wa- ans
Gla1tcd
still me arml>iicc came
mot as a result ol besiing the
ea,mN in warfare. hAi IN "a
mad hut I pmmuniom oN-
er me nedlaron table 4
Welcomed result as soIgnt
~ me pfat er- ~ MANS thou-
ands ~ hu dld not desire
blnodshcd niece .alN or uu-
lltTf~t flf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01
-Kght moIINea 80 pnIon. III Ihong hI and .Lrenplh
REPoRT on TME LIE Isl

Address by the Secretary of State
John Foster Dulles.
June ! 1853
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-08-01

TConllnurd Trom last wrekl
Evening star., 1953-10-17
Regional Conference of Architects Will View
Many Design Problems of Expanding Cities

missioners have proclaimed Oc-
tober 21-24, Architects Week.
calling attention to the service
of the architect in connection
with problems affecting the city.
Denton Is President.
William N. Denton, jr., is
president of Washington Metro
politan Chapter. James j. Sou
der is chairman of the general
conference committee, with Earl
v. Gauger, vice chairman. This
regional area of the American
Institute of Architects embraces
the District of Columbia, Mary
land, Virginia, Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware and West
Virginia.
A special guest participant in
the sessions will be Jose Luis
Sert, newly appointed dean of
the School of Design Of Harvard
University, an internationally
known expert on city planning.
He will be principal speaker at
the closing dinner session Fri
day night It is expected Dean
! Sert will pinpoint the sources of
Evening star., 1953-10-17
Home Financing
Up TO August Tops
Same Period in 81

Total financing of all major
lenders on : one-to-four- family
homes at the end of August ex-
ceeded a comparable 1852 pc
riod by 12.4 per cent, according
to Clifford P. Allen III, president
of the National Savings and Loan
League.
"This record Of $13,1O2 million
channeled into home loans
through August" he said, "cer-
tainly bellies any rumors of acute
mortgage money shortage or
home financing crisis for the
country as a whole" In 1852, at
the end of August, total loans on
non-farm residences came to
only $11,657 million.
Savings and loan associations
the first eight months Of this
year provided financing for 37.6
per cent Of the total residential
home lending, exceeding the
comparative 1852 period by 1871