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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-10-01
By TOM WHITNEY

LONDON TIL was out for a
walk in Moscow one autumn night
a few years ago. My meditations
Evening star., 1953-06-24
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

sTUDEBAKER 80 Champion stariite
club coupe: Wv. t.. heater, over
Wa so3-97sS, after 2 pm. call Ii.
sITUHISEHfSAKER ,Sa VS. a-dr': -iSl fSl,y
equipped. perfect in every respect.
save hrst years depreciation at
S1,595. MCNEIL (Studebaker). 4O34
Wis. ave. EN-. 3-72S6. -25
STUDE1AKER '5l 4-dr This is the
champion Of the line; very high gas
mileage. lightweight, easy to drive
and park. 1t makes am wonderful
family car. Priced at S1.105 and
good allowance for your present car.
Come in today during the cool OF
the evening. wen be there for your
conyenience at WILLIAMS 4
BAKER, 20th and M Sts. NV.
WILLYS JEEPSTER '49, Al cond.
throughout: S7S7. JACK PRY. 18th
= and nl,; Pa; ave: Sc. Est. 1923. "a
1000 miles: 1-owner car: like new
$l.695; 2-day. money-hack trial
4-month written guarantee. HILL
4 SANDERS. Wash's Oldest Ford
Dsaler. lila Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
AUTOMOBILES foR sALs

MEsRgcURx '49 convert: equipped
Don't miss this for only. 81 .045.
ROE FORD. 1887 East-West hwy.
sil. spr.. Nd; ~. 6-7so4. Open
sasr;; si;1ussss; JACK Ext fPRY'' ~ l4sh and
NC. 'S3 'S3 iMsfs' MK. n: reasonably priced.
M nancine iiSesidss cs 1855 B6S sSn n SssC srsSsass
Sn sas oyssas!Ss: a'ssasR sI1sla.i sIS: is,sS:
EDMoNDS MOTORS ford, IA.
2.43Oo. 1928 Wilson blvd, Arl:. Va.
NASH so Statesman 900" 4-dr.;
es esfffT MR K KE ias fss at < H. ssS
NASH 81 Ambassador Custom sedan;
r. h.. overdrive, custom Sc. 2
sssn sEns EGG sSo5 Dsn NIL ws trs: car very
| WHEELER INC. 4so0 Wis. ave. NV.
NASH 80 Rambler convertible; r, h..
! Sc, new top, beautiful green finish: |:
erS sr tS1 seon oy sss fsE rH
$500 Wis. ave. NV, EN-. 3-47OS.
MASH 40 Ambassador; overdrive and
heater; $3.50. Guaranteed to pass
have a rDeSu trade but good s0e credit di ae: see
MR.. BAKER personally. and he viii
arrange terms including very low
oown payment II desired. See 1t
today at WILLIAMS u BAKER,
NASH aRS SoS S' club cSSSs. SRsn sSSS So
you know why IT'S called GOO?
Because it will 60 almost 800 miles
on Q tank Of gas. Take o mileage
tess wII and IIs Be Is. sonyincsd :, pe it today
cool Of the evening at 18th and M
NASH AS n'Ti Tiie51 Rambler convertible.
wonderful. superb. like new condi-
radio. heater: 30-day unconditional
Trades considered: RE. ssi5ss%, %
NASH 81 Rambler convertible. r" r. h..
SI.i95. PENNY MOTORS. 1920 K. i.
ave. ne, LA. 6-22OO. as
0LDSMOBlLE 1850 "76'' 2-dr. sedan;
age. one owner; excellent condition:
Bliss ShSsMSS1Is 81 e q. Ssdd;o'S Lr cot9s4ISt 9s4St
!24l 6th St: ne. Gust Oh Fla. ave.j
OLDSMOBILE 1852 Rocket super SS.
4.dr. de luxe sedan; green finisn,
with 2 beige top; Hydra, r.. h. and
etc. Low mi. Former owners name
on request. No. 66. Save over
$1,000 bv puying this '52. Only
$2.2v5. COLONIAL OLDSMOBlLE
co. (LI. 7.934O). ,124l 9th st. ne.
lJuSt On Fla. aye.l.
OLDSMOBILE 1949 re- de luxe
club coupe; green finish. Hydra, r,
h.. and etc. Low mi.,, one owner. AL
sporty little car YOU should see. No.
BILE CO. tLi. 7.ys4o1. 124i 9Th
oEDsMoBiHrE Ii nf irit 81 g. Flsi 500 sve 81 on new
''9S" 4-door sedan. Light blue body,
radio, heater. % WV. tires. tinted
class 1900 mi. Garase-kept.
oLDSMoBiLE so "ss" 4odr. sedan;
s-tone. a" s1.sss. ss PENNY Penn s'tsst MoToRs. FORE
1890 r. l. ave. ne. LA. $4,000.
OLDsM0BILE 194s .'ss" de luxe con-
vertible; black finish. tan top, white
In % GOOD ee condition. on.-i No. i4enx. So: 50.
day guarantee; $S95. COLONIAL.
OLDSMoBILE CO. LII. 7-934O),
oEbsMSbEE S5h Ii is4s 'uss Sa Eoel:t ss
luxe convertible; Canto cream. black
mileage. Has had very good care.
No. 1894. 3O-day guarantee.
$1.195. COLONIAL oLDSMOBILE
co. (LI. 7-934O. 1241 9th st. NE.
Gust OF Fla. ave.).
Evening star., 1953-06-24
AUToMoBrLrs FoR SALE

PONTIAC aeBa chieftain "s'' de luxe
aais. : Hyara;Mstic i adriys. sissssssss
sys sps1Hd tops MoH6s RI9s g. fac sLVESs Lioos
y: S. Royal sign, JU. s-3i57. -25
eONTlAC So station wagon. Aydra..
7. and b., low miles: new warranty:
immaculate; 3 seats; S2.SS6. FLOOD
PQNTdAC. 1921 Connecticut. WO.
Pontiac 1858 super de luxe cata-
lima coupe; 6-cyl.; all leather: i'm
maculate: new warranty. S2,599.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 1921 Connecti-
PONTIAC '52 Super Catalina: prac-
tically new; two-tone green: pri-
vate owner; S2,160. Call ia. $1,000.
PONTIAC 1850 cony.; :. and h.;
HtSydra tSu Matte; $4,000 miles. Here Is
.ssS Mcneil ts.adeSaser,, assSser Dssssi 4S4
Wis. ave-. EN-. 3-72S6. -25
PONTIAC 1941 sedanette. de luxe;
down. ROPER. Ii 18Th and ;h'i r. oog /.
FSsIlzS sss S5.nss "a convert cream 4.s 1}sss ,;
DDss ss50 300 NsW.car %i CO euSfsates' Sfiisrs
Mckee I y PoNTIA cgsED CARS. 18th
,1Inl1M 1n1 M StS. NV. 81. 3-11O7. --S6
PONTIAC 81 convert; fully equipped:
good buy at 81 $50. MCKEE Pom
TIAc USED CARS. 10th and M sts
NV, ST. 3-7107. ga
PONTIAC '4S 4-dr. "s''; blue: Wv
ttrse. This car is fully equipped and
IN good running cond. Very eood
buy. $685.. MCKEE PONTIAC USED
CARS. 18th and M sts. NV, ST.
PoNTfAc '52 chieftain 4-dr. egS de luz.
sedan; 8 CYL. black; HYDRA. r. and
h. sun shade: seat covers. All
1895. ARCADE PoNTiAsc 1sce, CO,
1887 irving st. NV, AID. 4-85GO.
PONTIAC '5s chieftain 4-dr. de luxe
sedan, 9 cylinders. Black; Hydra.
=. and h. Very low mileage. New
car guarantee. Special at S2.495.
ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1887 Irving
st: NV. AD. 4-S50O. -35
PONTIAC 81 Chieftain 4-dr. de luxe
sedan. 8 cyl. Two-tone blue: fully
cial at $1,595. ARCADE PONTIAC
SS46;io 1887 Irving St NV. AID; A
Pontiac '52 Catalina; a-tone gre green.
Hydra-Matic. r.. h., loaded with
extras. Extremely low mileage.
spare has never been used. Show
room appearance; S2.295. GREEN
WAY MOTORS 5000 MINI. ave.
ne, LU. 1856. -o6
Evening star., 1953-06-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

81 4-dr.; dark blue. leather
S693; 2-day money back trial; 4
hbsalesh9 bssles ,n4 w'ss Vermont o'dss: ss: RSE Rs
siNGEk 1852 1900 sports roadster.
25I5 ANYTIME SUM-; after z pm.
sTGbSEyxkER Tfsb6paEyxskER 1850 Champion ions .
eTed fT Fas5S aSsy Assss5 sssS fRf pry. %
seSsyroisss sseS: ssS stio Lee lksshhSsrzGlE hSs. zgl
Va: Open til 9. ia. 2-90O6. -25
STUDEBAKER 1851 Champion q
and out. See this one today. Only Only
KENYON PECK (Chevrolet). 262f
Wilson blvd Arl.. Va ia. 2-99o3.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 Champion s.
RerE Rester and eGa dsfrosters s This is car H; ha;
ike ike new. sSSepu psuTLER BoNpEp' SH aDa sss5 as
LEE D. BUTLER, INC, 1121 21st
st. NV. DI. 7-011O. "a
STUDEBAKER 81 Champion Cdr;
fully equipped. spotless blue finish,
true bargain. at $L095. M'NEIL
(Studebaker). 4034 Wis ave. EN-
3-72S6. -2b
STUDEBAKER so 3-passenRer cpe.
heater. equip; very clean. overdrtve;
$795; 2-day. money-hack trial; A.
month written guarantee; HILL Z
Dealer, liza Vermont ave. NV,
sA1DfEBtsRGiR AZ Eitsa3Gi .4s Commander 4-dr
beautiful blue. r. and h.. overdriye,
Wv. tires, like new In and out; 30
day guarantee; $795: 2-day. money
back trial: 4-month written guaran-
tee. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. S
Oldest Ford Dealer, lila Vermont
ave. n W. AD. 4-4300.
STUDEBAKER 1851 de. luxe 2-dr
sedan: light green: fully equipped;
very clean. thoroughly reconditioned.
1Buick1. 18th and NJ sts. NV. pi.
7-1162. Open till 9 pm.
STUDEBAKER Al little Special club
coupe; splendid condition: sacrifice,
S210. terms. 500 down. ROPER. !"
18th and r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1953-06-24
AUTOMOBILES FOR sAIR

PACKARD AS 4.dr. de luxe; :. and
ah.a,1sso good condition; $3.50. ov.
P1cRARD 1lSRiii .4s 4-dr. de luxe sedan: S !
Pries, Dlf;; = s166. :Spi Ea anssl9E.o I Eo0d e0nd'
PLYMOUTH so Suburban; very good
condition. BY original owner. Call
after $3.50 PM. ia. .7-0679. -25
PLYMOUTH ,5l Suburban all-metal
SILVER ssPR1NSd SseS MoToR Tcl CO.. . iae, iSSS
apirsctiS acros: from !. e. s. aoSasi
PfIiYSRMourH .5a cranbrooks q &c Club
miles; Take your choice. 81 .s95.
LOGAN MOTOR CO., 1017 Va. ave.
NV, ME. S-28l8. Open evenings;
PLYMOUTH AT 4-dr. de luxe; r.
and h.; good cond.; $500. or best
offer, 10: 3-5953 after 5 pm. IA
PLYMOUTH Dec. AZ 4-dr.. black.
g ss h. %: :s:' owner sss:F:' s4ss s4Rasssssas
,PGYScuTH GlHaeS 40 Special de luxe I'D 4odr. /;
PENTx PEI x. aoISFs' S2!SS' 1890 R. LsS I. ave.
PLYMOUTH 1913 4.dr.; r. and h.;
$675 or best offer. MA. S-4579 sitter
PLYMOUTH 1850 convertible: $4,000
fs nfD Dr. t0R bossoN sBss5 o'sia a. 4sSo $3.50
PLYMoGTH Lxfi ~ Special de luxe bus.
cpe.; equip. excel. cond. throughout.
Ma. 5000; after 8, OIL. 2-77SO.
PLYMOUTH 1947 ex-taxi: T. and h.,
| Call 10. 8-2347. -27
Cream color. fully equipped Carries
ApR ReT SsF kseta66se co i4Ss Il iryiRa
PLYMOUTH 80 Suburban; heater
and many other useful accessories.
only SaEGa EpMoEps eSS sOS MoToRs TSdss
lFord). ia. 2-4300. 329S Wilson
PIY%oGTH PGsESi HEfii Is 1s4s Special de luxe;
telm: sRsS51fat sss fsfsl:nt
r. I. ave. ne.
PLYMOUTH '4S de luxe 2-dr.; with
heater. Economy on wheels for S845.
Gss s 81 81, %dD VI. S S-7so4. Has'ISsss open
NESS Buick fe KnfSi INC: ifYS' 5YiS Wis wTAiaa AVE-
PONTIAC 1947 4-dr. sedan; radio
and heater; beaut. gun metal finish;
priced. for quick sale, $515. Drive
mtles-save $50 at KENYON
bEdA bivd Ar. icnSyr0let Ta. "a. esSos. wisSbb wsb
PONTIAC 194S two-door sedan; r.
and h., Hydra-Matic drive; 2-tone
blue finish; owned by local oficer;
a bargain at $795. SILVER SPRING
MOTOR CO., INC. 1902 East-West
hwy. directly across from U. 8.
Royal sign.l JU. S-3157. -2b
Evening star., 1953-06-24

HUDSONS 40 sedans and 2 doors:
to choose from 8 and 8 cylinders.
An are equipped. includ. overdrive
on / car: priced to please your
purse. Guaranteed satisfactory.
S695 to S995. 80 years serving
MOTORS, .770l Wis. ave-, Bethesda
Evening star., 1953-06-24
AuroMoplLEs FoR sALE

0LDsMOBILE 1851 Rocket .'ss. sgper
owner. Excellent throuEhout: No.
III III ,2 3oIdag nggSsns41S gSsFSa1esS; ce Sl79p9. 1pI
75ss40l' 1241 9th st. ne. Gust on
Obs Els a!so 81 ,"ss" 4-dr. sedan; besutl-
full green; immaculate. Bargain
81: 81: :4e!. JACK AZ Iass RRY. l4th and a4 r.
|OLDs .52 "ss'' Super 4-dr.: r.. h..
Hydra: excel. cond.; orig. owner
Best offer over $1,000. Lo. 4-0656.
oLDs 90 "ss" club coupe; r. and h.
ER's ,CoRNER,. 9th and Fla. ave-
oEDss ie5I ss'' conv.; v, w.: one n
sslisoo ssI,ssS; Can MIR. rcHoLs;s 20! H
|oLDs 1853 Super "ss" 4-dr.; fully
equipped; like new: cost new
1925; win sell for $2.s6o. Phone
OLDS 80 "sS" 4-dr.: black; r. and
h., s. c., new battery; peri: cond
Leaving town. S1.295. RA. 3-126s
oLDs 1850 "76" s-dr.: glade green
low mi. one owner, excellent condi-
ton. No. 1913: 80 days guarantee;
ST. 295. COLONIAL OLDSMOBLE
co. III. 5-934O., l241 9th st. ne
oLDs oi, 1850 Rocket "ss" 4-dr.; pear!
gray finish. Hydra Matte, r: h., and
etc, low mi; runs excellent. A real
little beauty. No. $50. 80 days guar
antee. g. 395. COLONIAL CoSLso3H61I % oLpSMo- PSI g
ne. % Dust Oh Fla. ave:>.
OLDs 1s49 "ss" Rocket 4-dr. de luxe
Sii ana periormance. H mi SS you viii have to
look . long time to match this one.
No 1874 e oE 80 SaYS TTit5f1 tohbsMo MO-
ne. dust OF Fla. ave,i
OLDS 1949 4-dr. de luxe sedan; new
green finish; Hydra-M9tic. Z. n
and many other extras low mileage; age
BE- Be eonvinced eaos V'f; oi a fine car. No: isS.
30-day guarantee: 1,095. COLO
NAL OLDsMoBILE CO.. Ill.
7;934o,, ,1241 9Th st. ne. Dust Of
Obs Eioi axsi Ks ;; convertible "es";. equipped
A real clean, solid car: ST. l.250.
Guaranteed. Trade and terms. MON
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West Hwy,
s. S.. Md. JU. 5-7sO4. Open evenings
OLDS so "9S" 4-dr. sedan: equipped
with radio. heater. Hydra-Matic. seat
covers and turn signals. Clean. A
great car at . great price. Only
SlsaS ssIS MoNRoE SHa5sntseS oRp trsss 1888 East a1d
West Hwy. s. s.. Md. JU. 5-7S04.
Open evenings till Q.
OLDS 80 "SS' club coupe: r and h..
Hydra-Matic. new tires. Perfect J.
owner car. Special at SLAB. Nc
NEIL STUDEBAKER. 4O34 Wise,
ave. EN-. 3-72S6. -25
OLDS 1850 "8S" Cdr: black; r. and
h.. Hydra-Matic. Clean and in top
condition. Immed. sale by original
owner at $1,295. OIL. 7-98S1. rs
PACKARD 40 convertible: r. and h;
good condition: 1928. 10. 2-9S11.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
SIate Vocational
Opportunity Drive

ne Vocational Services De-
g"'ment of the Detroit Urban
rSasue will hold its 2ist Annual
rational Opportunity Campaign
ION March 1922.
Ernest T. Marshall. Admins
c cailve Assistant. Division OF
Guidance and Placement. De-
ron Public Schools. has been
"amed general chairman Of the
campaign.
me campaign. which originat-
49, - N the Spring of 1880, is ma
.o"'wide of a weeks duration,
sNDneeived and sponsored by the
d Ssuonal Urban League. The
w., 1--we highlights and dramatizes
,'s e Importance of education,
-, and preparation for en-
'',sment and vocational careers.
'es'gned for students. out-of-
.s. 'ooi youths, and adults. IL
a. ''sS as an important part Of
60. leagues program TO secure
N.Y. s"a'''y Of economic opportunity
'0' minority group citizens.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Snog Community
Center Purchase

Common Council last Wednes-
day held up a proposed plan to
purchase the Aaron DeRoy Me
mortal Community Center at
Holbrook and Woodward when
faced with questions Of high
purchase price and proper con-
demnation procedure.
John J. Considine. Depart
menf OF Parks and Recreation
superintendent. suggested that
the City purchase the center
from the Jewish Welfare Fed
GRAFTON for $4,000.
He added that a ciiy-owned
community center was sorely
needed in the greater north
Woodward area but to buy land
and erect building would cost
about $4,000 more than the ask
ing price OF the Federation.
But. Council President Louis
c. Miriam revealed parts of a
letter which stated that the City
real estate division Of the Corpo-
ration Counsel's office had APP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
BIue-Ribbon Committee
Observation-Disclosures

NEW YORK.-The premature
deaths OF four children and a
woman after having been denied
admission 10 Fordham Hospital,
municipal institution. will be
investigated by a panel of dis
tinguishcd physicians and laymen
selected by the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement OF
Colored People.
The announcement followed
a conference here Feb. rs at
tended by representatives OF
interested groups in the Bronx.
the borough in which the hos
pifal Is located. II was in re-
Spouse 10 q request from DR..
Marcus D. Koael. Commission
or Of Hospitals. after the ques-
lion OF racial discrimination
had been raised by other groups.
The woman and three at me
four infants were Negroes.
The NAACP. Executive Sccfc-
tary Walter White told the con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Hfxz.lf-kEeeRg EQse
but Not Vsps4.

Hubcil Jones IS not 50 hard
headed TO-DAY about camolmg
docs not pay IN any form
Jones a barber al 1920 l2th.
sought TO get out OF his finan.
eial "rut' by taking a s9e to
enc change on three digit
combination recently.
It fen, to pay him 500 10 one
Tor S250-an amount that would
clear up bus ouisiand.ne debts.
Happiness reign in the Jones
household but Tor q little tmc
lss Wcduc,da, ht was a-
tosicd when police searched HIS
shop and found % revolver rcg-
isicren nihc name of . dead
man after getting IAN anonymous
up
Not onlv was The gun TUNED
up. hut also Jones AID TO gain
good fortune dream books and
tip sheets. plus his winning niue
tucl bet slips
SEEKING The winning slip. police
charged him with violating the
State gambling laws and pos.
session Of an unregistered gun.
Hailed before Recorders Judge
Paul +. KrauSc. Jones was ord
cred TO paw $50 ON the possession
charge and found not guilty Of
the gambling complaint since he
was victim ~ an Illegal search
bv police
The guy who turned me in."
declared Jones later. was the
one who wrote me the ticket.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Rez.xssIIliHR icksesfR Race
Member Agile esl 81

HAMILTON. Bermuda (CNS)-
Admittedly not only the highest
Negro in Bermuda. but one OF
the wealthiest men in the entire
colony. James (Dick) Richards
celebrated his 8lSt birthday here
recently as the Grand Old Man.
OF the island.
A legendary figure. Richards
came 10 Bermuda over so years
ago. from Jamaica. II was by
hard work that he became 'one
Of the ColonY's richest men and
one of the most respected resi-
dents" as the white newspaper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Citizens Committee Backs
Robinson for Educotion BID.

Toodlc 0d taOk Rodgers Pro-
gnct Committee Francis \.
k0nDea> and Mrs Connie Thom-
us Church Committee and RAJ
mon $ Scruees and John Nurse,
Speakers Bureau
The Committee on Orcanila-
lions Is co-chalfcd by Mrs Lii
han Hatcher and Joseph Coles:
William Seabron and Frank NJ.
seymour Publicity Committee:
Or William COINS and Mrs w.
A Thompson Finance Commit
tee and Mrs Sue Greene. Tcle-
phone Committee
A Press Party for members vt
the working press viii be held
Thursday noon March 5th. IN
the Wal-lia Room OF the Garfield
Lounge
All persons interested in aid
ing D. Rohinsons campaign
should contact committee head
quarters az 664 Chicago Blvd.
or call Townsend $3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Ford Foundation
ives IS Million
% Guard Rights

NEW YORK The Ford Foun.
is'.on wll spend Sl5,OO0,000 &c
ek wat OF preserving civi
toeIllc, Whllc the nation combat>
n'tiNl Communist menace.
Trustees OF the foundation
voied the money 10 tho Fund
lot The Republic. an indepen-
ueni examination established
oY II last wear. 10 fight resiric-
Mons on freedom OF thought.
inquiry and expression.
raul Z Hoffman. retiring pres
hi 81 The foundation. has been
'l'd chairman OF the board OF
'1is ~ The fund.
' nolid Of directors said the
ram would be concentrated
~ f"lfhtons and assaults upon
'l'h g freedom. due process
y c4nH protection of the laws
~ protection of the rights Of
KS censorship. boycottinc
~ a'' h'acklistinR activities by
p'''a'e sioups, and the principle
svli ov association.
"''s'ieation also would in.
.D''' research into the extent
a a'u nature Of the internal Com
"u'''S' menace" and an effort to
'''ige at realistic procedures
2" dealing with IT,"
we propose TO help restore
reliability to individual free
~ The directors added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
BY B. ELLINGTON

The initial impact oi ram-
paIgn 10 elect DR. Romu, O.
Robinson. eminent civlc leader
TO the Detroit Board OF Education
was felt last week when score
of civic. business and political
leaders organized Citizens
Committee TO champion Tor INN
Actively heading The com
mitiee is John c. Dancy. exeeu
tive director Of the Detroit
Urban League. as General Cam
paign Chairman. Co ehairmen
are Aaron Toodle. William T.
Patrick. Jr.. Geneva Casey.
and John : Morning who also
serves as Campaign Manager.
Or Walter Willis was selected
as treasurer. William Boone is
General Co-ordinator and Secre-
tarv.
Charmcn and Co-,hailmcn OF
committees are Aaron
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Monday Last Day To Register

March 9th is very important date in your life.
II is the deadline for registering for the April cleo
ton.
Not only is il the duty OF 81 10 register hut it is also
duty to that others have not forgotten and check
see if they have registered
The City Election Commission Offices on the first
floor of City Hall will be open or registrations from
TO pm.
Friday, March g. and the following Saturday and
Monday, the office will be open 500 p
The Citys total registration OF qualified is
92757S today, 10000 less than last November be-
fore nonvoters eiwiNatej
Citizens whn have rsrS sestrered o vote during
1851 or 1852, not required to re-rcgSer the eec-
ton.
Persons who have moved TO new addresses within
the City should notify the Election Commissions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

the church, be explained a
ply
One OF his friends. George
Ford. will tell you how Rich
ards has given money 10 a
school he managed and 10 an
other school of which he was
co-manager. he gave $1,000.
And 10 a church at one time.
he gave over $1,000 for some
benches.
Richards has been soldier
OF fortune He fought IN three
waIS and was decorated fol his
service in Africa He has hccn q
great crickeiecr the national
pasiimc 10 the British
And though he was confined
TO his bed ON his birthday he
still maintains his full life with
his family. He's as active as ever
in his business ventures through
out the colony
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Scout Community
Relations Head

Joseph j. Gross became t'c
first of his race TO be appointed
as director Of community rcil-
tons for the Detroit Area Coun-
Gil of the Boy Scouts last week
Living at 1890 Atkinson. Gio,S
will represent the Scout council
on community organizations and
committees. will interpret Scout
philosophy to neighborhood groups
and will be available for special
projects.
He is native Of Sioux civ.
Ia. and has been field cXeou-
tive for the Detroit council since
1913.
His appointment was an
nounced by Amos r. Shields.
Scout Executive.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Churches to Observe
NAACP Sunday

NEW YORK Churches
throughout the country viii OBJ
serve NAACP SUNDAY ON March
18th. Reverend Walter p Oftutt,
Jr.. church secretary OF the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colorci People.
announced today.
In letter to minister, an
nouncing The Observance Rev.
Mr. Offuti stressed tho role ct
churchmen m founding I h r.
NAACP forty four wears ago. and
the Importance of cooperation
between the church and the
NAACP in combating the evils
Of segregation and dlsctimlna-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

Holland Flood Relief Will be
benefited by a piano concert to
be given March II at 8 pm. by
Evelyn Cheyer. Holland born Pr
anist. in the Lecture Hall Of the
Detroit Institute OF Arts
The concert is co-Sponsored BY
International Institute Wayne
University Foreign Student So
ciety. and the Art Institute.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

lie didn't want 70 pay-otf
Police refused 90 rcil a,
winning mutucl bet Slip ipr
request of Jones lauNtr
Jones evidenially is now
seeking many heads 10 cut
Of hair that is--io pay his
debts.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07
Convicted Man
Freed Of Assault
By 75-Yurd Leer

have committed the alleged crime.
In setting aside the 6.monih
suspended sentence conviction
imposed on Ingram by a lower
court. Chief Justice revip
stated:
III cannot be said that pc
deStrian may be assaulted by a
look. however frightening. from
person riding in an automo-
bile some distance away"
Statue Too Vague
The high court also indicated
that the statue under which In
gram was convicted was too
vague to be valid.
Ingram. a.. the father OF nine
children. was arrested in June.
1851, for assault by leering" at
the l7-year-old some rs feet
away He was first found guilty
by a Recorders Court and sem
fenced to two years on road
gang.
After an appeal to the Superior
Court. a grand jury indicted him
on charge of assault to commit
rape" That charge was later
reduced 10 assault by leerng"
Mistrial
Following a mistrial in 1851,
Ingram was tried again last No
vember and given six-month
sentence While the sentence was
suspended. he was put on proba-
ton for five years and was or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

dered to report TO the count each
November and bring with him
three character witnesses TO sub
stantiate his good behavior
Following the con. is;ion.
NAACP lawyers filed an appeal
with the State Supreme Court
asking that the conviction be set
aside on the grounds that il
violated both the state and fed
eral constitutions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-03-07

ference. does not want To con.
denim anyone. We want TO deter
mine whether racial diScrlmna-
ton or negligence was praciiccd
Meanwhile, he said. the NAACP
will withhold judgment until the
panel reports its findings
Commissioner Kogcl has dis
avowed racial discrimination and
has issued a report of a depart
mental investigation generating
the hospital physicians.