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TRUCKS FOR SALe

FORD ORD 1919 F-s s chassis Eso and and cab; - =: !.
truck completely reconditioned; S795.
PARKWAY FORD. 3O51 NJ st. NV,
AID 01s5.~ Open 8 to 8. closed
cMIySkeSIET iSAasS SIs; 1875, m:ton panel; re-
ton eSndion and ssSs sspsintee PARRRwmAY K m
FORD. 5o5i M st. NV. AID. s-ois5.
ISTERNAfToSAI FEa .1s47 XII a-ton
panel; an excel. buy at our price;
S295; PARKWAY FORD. 3o5i NJ
recond' Al shape sa throashout fsnn Ricknp: neG
SS45 ARLINGTON MOTOR CO.
INC. tFord Dealers. 1917 N. Moore
,NTre St; AEl;; = .TI6S.A Wa; "a 7i;SS55ssI
: loot STAKE aI 6Ody: heavy 'SH' duty tires. ra-
S;HExRoIET q .zs INC, $e41145 Sich-
GMc is is5i I'I series 100 h-ton pickup:
newly reconditioned and repainted,
SS95. PARKWAY FORD. 3O51 M
st: NV. AD. 2-O1s5. Open q to o.
DODGE AZ Boyertown package de-
livery; walk-in type; good tires:
sSf nnpSInted a1d fSqy foa soe ssssred MNpEfn XVI I'll
CHEVROLET, q INC. sa41-45 Mich
ISTERNATioNAL VI sSsi Sie; HARVESTER truck;
la4S Metro body: $500 or best
0ttes, Gaes ca can MR.; DAVIS. AID. $3.50
eahs $50 lsS We DisksSS ssSos truck ss0d
CHEVROLET '4S-'47o'4s sedan de-
ltveries: guaranteed to pass D. e;
Inspection; From 5000 up. Call
Wayne i95a Master de luxe 81
passenger bus body; used only as
demonstration: delivery Immediately;
attractiyely priced. 8. J. MEEKS
cT2vRSIEr gGN 81 ffs ton nE Ma psnsi sEs1s1 vii
condition: hsy. os q q, sSP VIII take best
offer. Must sell Immediately. Call
MR.. FREDERICK. WA. 7-72OO. 8
to 5 PM: home, AP. 1888. -23
FORD 1850 1a-ton panel: 1 owner;
UN: TfFy 4.sss4i; flsss4; 10" mileass' So $50,
choice; both 'eH Excel. p fully recond., r.; aUi,
unlettered; excel. tires, equip;
S695 and S795; guar. s mos: or
1000 miles; BROAD STREET
Dealer, 1901 w Broad St. Falls
Church, Va, JE. 2-5100. Open
It'll 9 pm.
STUDEBAKER IS: la-ton pickup;
like new. low miles: excel; S1.195;
guar. 8 mos. or 5000 miles. BROAD
STREET MOTORS, INC, Authorized
Ford Dealer. 1901 W. Broad ST..
Falls Church, Va, JE. 2-5166. Open
til q pm.
DODGE '4s pickup truck: "a ton
with ladder rack. MA. S-5186. -s23
DODGE AZ pickup truck; s4-ton
with ladder rack. MA. S-5136 -223
FORD 81 24-ton panel: l owner;
$4,000 mi; S1,450. 10. S-6397.
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TO A 1trN
TRAILERS

WANTED-Late model trailer as down
payment on 3-bedrm. rambler. MR..
JONES; Eoakg tg' 4-6"2s; after 7 Pm
LUGGAGE IRAILERs. 4x6 or 4xs:
priced from SOS to 500 or will build
to order. OF A-9255 -25
HOUSE TRAILER, 29-ft. aluminium,
tandem wheels, modern kitchen and
bath. like new throughout; So, 395;
"a down, 2 yrs. to pay; 1Oes on
for cash; JE: 2-3O90. .-23
KOZY TRAILER 1852; 81 it., COM
pletely modern. all aluminium. Price
reasonable. BEL-AIR LODGE. >
miles So. Woodbridge. Va. ga
1858 41-FT. VEMMER.. Chinese mod
ern, > bedrms., complete bathroom.
including vanity; skylight in liv.
rm., TV. extra large closets. plenty
of storage space; Venetian blinds
throushout; must sell because Of
4s trsnSfer; Tf Tn Let Lo1,pI lI5I WooDLEY HILLS
TRAILER, IS TT; 2 bedrms.; open
$40 to $50. Sat; and sun; I;30
JA 7-940O. Ext. 146. -,!3
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BOATS (cont.)

Ao-FT. 4. z. +. double cabin cruiser
Chrysler Royal. Cruises at 10 KITS
for $50 range. Older boat built with
exacting craftsmanship ot excel. ma
terials. IA. 7-104O. -23
FISHING PARTIES. small or large
CGhes2p Bay Herring Bay; sharps
CAPT KING Wa 7-4l92
OUTBOARD, Mercury 7Ia Rocket;
extra speed wheel and control bar:
S125. IA. 9-0623. ewes. 90
eOURTEEN-FT. RUNABOUT - New.
15-hp. Evlnrude motor, remote con-
troll. steering wheel, anchor, oars,
etc, $3.50. Call ia. 1880. -2I
OWENS 1858 mahog. express cruiser.
Model 90; Length "a #. 4 in; bean beam
CHIRTY-FT. CABIN DECK. Gray
marine engine, good condition; $3.50
or best offer. ia. 9-7394 after
8 pm -23
CRUISER. 81 t.. . bunks. head,
Can Be financed. Ii. 7-547S. -23
semi 1851 johnson 10 h.p.; must
sell, bargain. Ii 7-547S. --23
s5-FT. RICHARDSON cabin cruiser.
sleeps two; galley, dual controls.
radio telephone, outriggers; dock
rent paid to December; insurance
to January included: win trade for
1852 Cadillac or sell for cash or
terms. Selby- -On-The- Boat
1S-F-17, Judy-B. JU. 9-2752. s3'
AILBOAT. 16-foot Comet, hollow
mast, nylon sails, etc. etc: asking
$3.50: make offer. TIE. 6-4O65 or
see MORGAN at Sailing Marina.
FWELvE-FT. new Chris Craft, beaut.
hnish. car-top model; row or use
cupboard; Sl20. WO. 6-S7I5 after 3.
WANTED-Cabin cruiser, 2S to 81
it,, in good condition; must be able
to finance with low down payment
and small monthly payments. Box
197.M Star ga
EYINRUDE OUTBOARD, Fleetwin.
ia h.p.; less than yr. old, scarcely
rSed: SlAa. JU. 5-7940.
1S-FT CHRIS CRAFT Express
cruiser, 25-h.p. Evinrude, . hunks:
excel. cond.; used one season: $1.100
or best o1er. Phone so. 5-7166.
-23
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TRAllERs tcont.)

TRAILER wanted with bath. Have
$1,000 cash and 20-ft. alum. trailer
to trade. TOMMY, II. 7-2343.
COME AND SEE 1853 LIBERTY
45-41-35-31 IT.; ls down. yrs. to
pay; Also ail-medern late-model
HEETER TRAILER SALES
l016S BALTIC Blvd
College PIX. Md. WE. 5-5l11
1016S Baltic Blvd (Rte ~ 9q
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TRUCK VALUES
BEST BUYS ANYWHERE

BEST BUYS ANYWHERE
One 1a47 White tractor. WB2@-T.
1947 International KB-12 tractor.
low boy.
1949 Ford, F-7, tandem trailing axle,
9.00x20 tires. Priced right.
1850 Ford, F-S, Timken tandem.
dual drive, 10.00x20 tires. good
shape. Priced right.
1861 Mack A50T tractor. 11.0ox20
tires, fifth. wheel. air brakes. saddle
tank, excel. shape.
1851 Mack A4OT tractor, excel tires,
NTH wheel. saddle tank, air brakes.
Priced right.
Call ]. H. Giebel or s. T. Milliken,
MACK MOTOR TRUCK CORP, 2131
w. We ave. ne, LA. $1,000. --23
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MOTORCYCLES

HID. 1882; "7S""; blue and white
windshield, buddy seat. saddle bags
in beautiful shape; $675. Of
ENGLIsH TRIUMPH AS; windshield:
Price. Sae4. JE. 4-G524. So
16 INDIAN 74-cu.-in.; good cond.,
low mileage. most extras; best offer.
CaN JII 7-6O5a after Z. 80
AZ: black; chrome
rims, new tires. motor Al. $1S5.
122 Normandy dr., Silver Spring,
JU. 9-9133. 81
TO A "T"
Triumph Is Your Best Buy!
See the SO models today: new ship
ment of zundapp, light weights,
Just arrived The worlds finest
motorcycle can be yours. Prices
Used Specials
ta12 Tri. CT, clean $685.
l94S HID. "A, Just overhauled 315
L940 HID. 80, clean -- $50
95I BSA 125, Loo mi. 325
Is5% IS5% III FEi; 01Ti rs $500 mi 5z5 I75
!sSs !sss III H..p. *" spotless---- 535ss 5s
l94S Ariel 500 -------- 215
I946 HID. "a, o.h.v. $50
These and others, priced right See
us for your motorcycling needs.
Langhorn 10O-mi. national race,
Sept. 5 and s; tickets ON sale.
ALLIED MOTORS
100 9th. st NV. co. 5-14ae
20
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AUSTIN 1919 4-door: we'll cared for
by one owner; $495, fun price.
MANHATTAN AUTO K-F. INC.
Factory Sales and Service for Kaiser,
Henry j.. Austin Morris and M. G..
Both sides Of 7th and R. SITS. NV,
NO. 7-210O Established 1914
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REPOSSESSED
TRUCK SPECIALS

Chevrolet 1949 Ia ton: beverage
rack, $500; Dodge, 1859, C.o.E,.
ton with bev. rack. 5000. 1000
Carroll ave, Takoma Park, JU.
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1851 Bel Air; tWo-tone
green, fully equip; like new: mos.
or 5000 mi. Sci. warranty. Spe-
ciaIly priced, 81 1895. ARLINGTON
N Moore st.. Arl.. va. Two blocks
south Key Bridge. IA. 7-S7S7. r-::ss..
81 Bel Air: fully
equip. with Powergiide and many
extras S1,345. pINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU. s-11s5. -23
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TRUCK SALE

delivery. in prime; will
ALL TRUCKS GUARANTEED: ONLY
ls DOWN REQUIRED; BALANCE
Low GMAC TERMS.
HICKS CHEVROLET, INC.
1859 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
RA. $4,000. Open Am. Till 9 PM.
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

FAIR. HONEST APPRAIsALS Of al
makes Of cars are assured at
Nc MCKEE Po0oNTIAc. 1884 L st NV
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late.
model convertibles and hard tops
MCNEIL tStudebakerl. 4034 Wtscon.
sin ave. EN- 3-72S6
WESTERN BUYER mas immed cash
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
CADILLACS WANTED. Tor foreign
market; premium casn price paid
for any clean low-mileage Cadillac
BLASS e. CLARK, INC. No, Fla
ave. ne. AID. a-aSS2 30
PRIVATE PARTY desires clean 1850
Mercury Monterey. Will pay top
price 10 4.037T -o1
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GARAGES

.-CAR GARAGE WANTED, vic. silver
Spring or Kensington. Call any
time. LO. 5-S515. Al
FOR RENT-1st commercial; ind st.
ne, near e. Capitol. Dble. garage,
elec. and water, grease trao. :30-ft
alley: SD per month. Call GEORGE
BAS1LIKO. RE. 7-1915. i113 Eye
DOUBLE BRICK GARAGE, wide
alley. elec. 723 Sth st. ne, rear.
EX. 3-S500; eyes,, ia. 9-55O0. -"3
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TRUSTEES SALE
194S GMC walk-in truck; can be
, seen on lot in rear of 343 Cedar
St, Takoma Park: S795 or best
offer. Call MA. S-3349. HOWARD
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WANTED

Good, clean used cars. Any make or
year. Highest cash prices paid.
See PENNY at 1920 r. /. ave. ne.
Open ewes. till .. LA. $4,000,
CADILLACS WANTED
I941 1888 models. See US before you
trade or sell your Cadillac We will
lay you top cash price HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1345 Cue st. NV.
Du 7-S3OO
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1852 sedan de luxe.
Powerglide, all extras: l owner;
and r. I. ave. ne. LA. 6-6530.
EFT 40 O-dr 40 luvs sf11.
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cH6K HoKNras ss E!sss1ns StS saF and SEA- F
ave. me-, Ii. 6-6464. -21
CHEW. AZ Stylemaster 2-door: low
mileage S545. MARTIN MOTOR
SALES (Studebaker Dealers), 1898
Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-1S6S. --21
CHEV. 81 Bel-Air: T. and h., beaut.
2-tone blue finish, very clean
throughout. See this attr. sport car
for only S1,295. LOGAN MOTORS,
1901 Wis. ave. EN-. 2-2617. Open
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

MAN WITH CAR. for light del and
pick up also, associated work Call
DUMP TRUCKS 1853 7 and Ii ton.
For rent. Call 10. 3-6197.a -"
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OLDs so club 49,: S1.445. HOR-
NER'S CORNER, 9th and Fla. ave.
ne, Ii. 6-6464.
OLDS '46 '9S" convert: r. and h.,
ME. s-2S1s, 2017 Va. ave. NV.
Obs so 4-dr. 49,: S1.3a5. HoR-
NER's CORNER. 9th and Fla. ave.
Evening star., 1953-08-21

DODGE 81 Coronet club coupe: green
automatic transmission, radio, heat
er, seat covers; ST ,445. Guaranteed; !;
trade; easy terms. TREW MOTOR
co. 9Th and Fla. ave. ne, Ii.
Evening star., 1953-08-21

AUSTIN '52 A-7O; Al cond.; r. and
h, undercoating; going overseas.
81 400. Ft. Meade S32. s to $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
NAACP Quotas Set

INDIANAPOLIS - Member
hip and fund quotas for 1854 Tor
two Of the seven regions OF the
National Association for the Adj
Nancemcni Of Colorcd People havc
been SET. according to Glosster B.
Current. director ~ branches
Al 4 meeting here Dec s. Re-
siou ILL., embracing the states Of
Illinois. Indiana. Kentucky Mich
lgan OHIO, West Virginia and
" sconsn leaders agreed 20 en-
ron al least $4,000 new members
Outing 1854 and to raise. IN adj
iifion 60 membership fees. $50,
900 for the Associations Fighting
Fund for Freedom
In attendance We're Regional
Chairman James Crumhn. DON
aid Jon,e secretary Ohio-Ken-
lucky West Virginia area. and
state conference presidents Ed
ward Nj Turner. Michigan. Johr
l. FRAMES. Ohio. Douglas Cocker
Indiana Billy Jones. Illinois. anC
Miss Gavnclle Lipscomb repre-
>cnling The Wisconsin branches.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
TRIBUNE-sArURDAY. DEC. 10. 1858
COMMUNITY
NEWS
MISS M. A. CONNER
1888 Rivard TEmplet 3y45s5

WEEKLY BIBLE LESSON. st LA i2i-s In the meantime
there gathered aR
people they trode another
disciples all Beware q
which hypocrsN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

IiIiiths ~ 4lZl 18Th street Sat
ur1ey night.
Ms Grace Williams and ner
sisters are happy 10 have their
sis'c Mrs. Flora Butler Of Chat
an Canada % spend The Christ
mas holidays with them She Will
leave sometime In January i.
Last rites for jesse T Lewis. a
rcs len, of the city for over a
fsf century we've held last FRI
DAY afternoon Survivors ircladc
his VIE HATTIE seven children.
II standchlldren and one great
grandson
The Girl Scout Troop Of Eb.
enezer AME Church invites all
girls between the ages Of 10
and is 10 accompany them on
their camping trip set for Dec.
20 10 80. D. Sharker Is leader.
Velrns Blassingame Miles
celebrated her birthday in form
OF family reunion Saturday.
The Gospel Cho.Ares Club
will be honored az a tea gwen
BIZ 'heir supervisor. Miss Jose
phire Parker. al her home a, 1911
Massachusetts, on Dec % from
4 70 : pm Mss Parker was one
Of 'wo race representatives. a.
tending the Christmas banquet
gwen BY he Industrial nurses
recently at The Dearborn Inn
Returning from visit With her
grandmother Mrs Matilda Pat
'crson % Montgomery Ala is
Mrs Helen Gordon Of 1905 Mac.
kav
Evangelist Iougusta PAYNE. out.
standing MISSIONARY % Bethel
AME Church was main speaker
n The program ~ he Evangelist
Club OF Ebcnexer AME Church
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Detroit Union
Official Heads
Natl Labor Unit

CHICAGO.-Layman Walker.
recording secretary OF Briggs
Local 742 JAW Is the new
president Of the National Negro
Labor Council.
The 81 year old. Virginia born
Walker. who now lives in De-
troii. was elected by acclama-
ton in a standing demonsira-
ton by the 700 delegates from
throughout the country at the
Third Annual Convention.
In accepting the post. Walker
SAID Il am conscious OF the
mighty obligations thai this office
holds They are obligations. not
only 10 those Of YOU who have
gathered here az this Convention.
but obligations 10 the whole OF
= the Negro people TO he
growing army OF our white al
lies 10 the cause OF peace
security and freedom that in.
spires the dynamic struggle OF
our oppressed brothers and SIS
tiers in colonial lands. and guides
the working people Of all ma
tionS
Walker emphasized the need IL
carry forward the Councils Cam
paign to win Jobs for Negroes
in all operational categories in
the railroad industry
The organization has secured
employment for NEGROES in sew
eral industries and businesses
lhrourhdsft tthe nation. including
Sears Roebuck stores in CleN e.
land. Indianapolis Los Angeles.
and Newark. NJ j
Other officers elected included
Coleman A. Young. executive sec
rotary. Ernest Thompson. director
OF organization, Octavia Hawkins.
+ treasurer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Members Sought
bySt. Antoine YM

Preliminary plan, are noW be-
ing drafted for the 1854 Member
ship eurullment campaign of ST.
Antoine YMCA. The campaign
viii Kickoff JANUARY l8 md
close Tebruar, % II Is expected
that over 200 members VIII be
enrolled during tins period for
$4,000.
Lnddme campaign personalities
ale Dr.. Jesse Jai Mcneil, dlrec-
tor. Edward DAVIS Of DAVIS Motor
Sales. co-ditcctor Associate On
tcc,ors are Attorney II L. Dud-
lev. Thomas T Matthews John
w Nurse Thomas f. Brlscoe.
Ramon S. Scruees. William l..
Summers. Luke + Williams. g.
w Jackson John r Morning
81 Antoine'> carpYirn will be-
part OF the Detroit YMCA'S city
wide membership drive with all
branches participating AT per
sons. male or female who would
like 10 volunteer service Tor Tins
effort are asked 20 contact the
membership department Phon,
WO 2-l40O.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Veterans Committee Reps
Discrimination AS Evil

ATLANTIC CITY " Amer
lean Veterans Committee (AVC)
called for complete destruction Of
whl' d, labeled 'ihc generous
evl 90 discrimination ~ ts eth
annual convention held here re-
cch'ly
Mindful Of the briefs filed in
the u. S. Supreme Court Dec.
7. AVG. whose slogan is CHI
Iens First. Veterans Second"
called for the Withholding Of
federal tax exemptions from IN
sfi.uiions practieing racial or
religious discrimination. by seq
re1siion or Otherwise"
The 300 delegates stressed that
continued prosperity IS depend
Ont upon niaxgnum employment
az reasonable wage rates They
backed WITHOUT reservation the
increase Of the federal minimum
wage law 10 a. least 81 pei hour.
and called for increased cnveragc
ana minimum WAGES set by state
and territorial laWs
West Indians Target
Andy Rec national lee la'ivo
director pointed out that pres
eni era'ion laws are aimed
AZ West Indian Negroes.
What we want IS revision oi
the Immigration and naturallIa
ten laws 20 eliminate raca ana
religious discrimination he sid
The ou'iaiod national orig rs
quota system and The unp .r.
rar'cd distinctions IN the ror.
mont ~ nativc-born and natural.
i1cd citizens which stamp lhc
latter as ,econd-class c.iilcn,
must bc elm Ns'od bv congress
sional action" he continued
Bin Mauldin. the CTS favoHic
cartoonIst during World VA II
49, elected national chairman
Of AVG at the concluding Scs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Lost Rites
tconiinusd from Pss. u

Others. she was modest and sc-
cepted the thousands OF well
wishers graciouslv. who tiled
through the Mayors chambers 10
congratulate both Louis and ner-
self.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Up Electricity
on Thumb-Araa

Electric D. a9plN t-'"sn-
out Michigan ThaWb aea b'
been increased sy 10000 h''o'
watts about eoa00o enr,po1e0
with the starlr Dp 0i sno'a',
new steam tuftNr--'n'i''ol 4"
Detroit EdiSons s. V'ai f'N''
Plant
The plant. still under con-
siruction and 10 be iormanY
dedicated next year Is loediso
on the river.froni midway be-
tween the communities ofsi
Clair and Marine City.
James F. Fogarty pber q
Edlson'S board of dHe'wI
started the new t1 ooe 'u'
brought il up 10 opeiaiine spy.
Among those present al "
turnover ceremonv we're '1 ~,
and press repreSenti.fr> " y" ",
Thumb area. and Edison oiile'e'
including Board Chairman r,s Y,
tisS NJ. Brown; Presidea' "al, .'
l.. Cisler. and George aH,p .,,',
superintendent Of the 81 ''
plant,
The new generator i 'he =.
ond of four to be placed ~ o y,
ration at St. Clair, bringing y. y,
station up TO one-half rs pl''"''
capacity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Funeral Services
Set on Friday
for Ford Worker

Funeral services for a veteran
Ford Motor Company employee
who died last Sunday will be held
from the New Testament Baptist
Church. Hendricks at Mt Elliott,
Friday morning at IL o'clock.
The Rev. w. S Colvin. pastor,
will officiate.
Theodore Hall. Sr., Of 1900 la
Belle. died in Harper hospital
Sunday afternoon following an
illness Of several months.
A native OF Shreveport. La. he
had been employed al Ford's
since he came TO Detroit.
Survivors include wife.
daughter, son, three grandcilil-
dren. two sisters and four broth
ers. and a host Of other relatives
and friends.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
& esss s.e,ESiOn of
alleys Easier

Conversion of alley, 20 ease
mcniS VIII continue 10 be nan.
died most simply and quickly
where 100 per cent of the sigma
lures Of adjacent owners are
secured urged Charles A. Bless
ing. director Of planning, follow
lng the favorable decision in cir
cut court on the citvs action 10
close alleys without 100 per cent
concurrence
Petitions with 100 per cent OF
all signatures may be ptocessed
in about two months. Blessing
stated. while those which in
volve court action may require
a year TO complete.
The decision Of Judge George
B Murphy clears the way for
conversion OF alleys without con
curing signatures Of all property
owners The court decision was
on test case OF recently en-
acted amendment 10 the state
plat act permitting municipalities
TO file civil action 10 convert
alleys TO easements.
Such civil action was former
lY possible only for owners OF
properly within the subdivision.
Final action can now he faken
on sixty cases pending in the
offices Of the Corporation Counsel
and the City Plan Commission
This number OF cases has ac-
cumulated under an ordinance
passed by the Common Council
in 1851 to establish procedure for
alley closing al the request OF
two-thrds OF the owners.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
Undergrad Pa Ell
Set by 0meg S

The Undergraduate es'e II
The Omega ps Pr nnv
program 81 rs 4O'h G. Cor.
clave in Cincinnati b 91.N
Will fe ature q workshop pad
discussion moderated 5 % Be-
jarn Mans presde Nor
house College
Other panel Spcaea mc,lt.
members oi the SchoiHo Cor.
mission Drs A e ia,khl
cha rnan Arthur p D,s. pro.
fessor OF English. iid Tn.
vcrsl,y. George Spa aes prc.
fcsSor OF Chemist Morgan
State College and Nsrheg J,
Whitehead president Nrer sac
Teachers College
Consultanis fof Nsri
VIII be Grant Re, lG grand
basilcuS J HAYWOOD Harrison
md vice grand h tl and K
Carl Moul'rie. ! naaa execi'
tive secretary.
The confcrcr dlHar'cn
~ill be Mansc ha'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

sltfi
AVG is the only veterans or
eanizat ON which ~ no way prac-
tees discrimination. Is 1875 chap
'o ire located IN all sections
Of 'he county. rs national head
quarters a. 1851 New Hampshire
avenue y v Washington d G.
pram,ncn' AVG members in-
cllde President Eisenhowe en-
oo1a Sta Ronald Reagan Robert
Thompson, associate director AT
lauta Uiban League " Robert
Nn2. professor OF law University
OF Chicago; and Dr Paul Cooke.
prnicssor - English Miner
Teachers College
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

SAN n ~ - 81 ! - ~ = NftOl ~ q
ca,ch.ngs. 1850 Et>klne Bertha
C,aNfold $50 King. IDA Carr
$50 Watson, Florence Beard 1851
Superior, Cora Matthews. 8il5
Mandalay Lille Mae Jones. $3.50
Hardwood Katie Harris 1909
Norwood Charles Vowel 1882
Z Wills Alkaline DIX y 500
Theodore Cora Bryant l44+
Claumount
" Tho follow ne hospital. r..
jesse Lewis Lula smith and
" bel Davis, Receiving Lula
Game Haynes Thomas z Mon
roe Vets: Beulah PAYNE Haf.
per Gretoe Sadler and Clarence
Ferguson Herman Keifer Jean
Whr'aker Matte Lewis and
Norma Bond Det Memorial.
sue r Sk inner and Moses Can,Y.
J Mayhury san
Last rites for Emerson Bell.
retired school teacher and Bible
class teacher az Ebenezer AME
Church. were held last Friday
al the church. Survivors in
clude his wife. Annie and four
sons. Mrs. Madeline Bow.
man OF 1859 Benton was mar
ried TO Roosevelt Pickett last
Tuesday night in quiet eere-
monY with few members OF
both families in attendance.
All aux lisrles OF he Cornmun-
Nv AME Church 81 Ecorse con
trhu'ed for luggase set 20
that the.r pastor The Re- F. 5
Cook can so away in STYLE on
the ao'h ~ 'nur ~ Alabama and
New YORK. Mrs Virginia Beard
made TIE presentation a. : he
home Of MI and Mrs Brady
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

LIZ What's IA eternal triangle
Myra a wife, husband and
ha.rdo MY Favorie Illus
band CHS TV
Sunday afternoon Mother Lula
Henley is president Critically
lll ~ Mercy Hall hospital IS
Charles Butler OF 9ls Watson
James Brewer OF 1877 Wood
land. who suffered injuries upon
falling down a flight of front
steps at a heieh, Of eight feet
and was confined al Receiving
Hospital is back home but still
IN. bed All is not well, however.
for his wife. who recently under
wen, an operation Is also III IN
bed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19

LOUIS a true champion all the
wa>--even after his retirement
and eventual deteat-was a con-
slant companion Of his mother.
time permitting Before each Of
his many fights he diligently de-
handed time 20 call her long
stance and talk with her. Too.
following each fight. radio au-
diences waited to hear his brief
words to Mrs. Brooks over the
a!rlanes.
Aside OF Joe. Mrs. Brooks was
the mother OF seven other chill
dren. and step-mother OF eight,
BY her second marriage
Shortly after Joe hit the big
time" he purchased the home at
2l00 McDougsll for ms mother
whcfc She resided until her death
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-12-19
List Survivors

In addition 70 the eight chill
dren and eigh Step-children. other
survivors include four sisters
Mrs Alice Brown who was al
ways close 10 her and resided
al the McDougall address. Mrs.
Nefiie Martin, also OF Detroit.
and two other SISTERS. Mrs Salu.
dla Barker OF Newcastle, Pa. and
Mrs Mary Tucker 81 Bmmlng-
ham. Ala
Two brothers survive one =
hall brother Pete Wright, New
castle. Pa and Winston Reese
OF Columbus. ONO. There arc
nearly 40 great grand and gtand-
children