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Evening star., 1954-11-14

That is something which we individuals can
provide for them here, yet we. have been re-
miss in our obligation"
Some of the townspeople came to see me.
Wouldn't you say that we're friendly CON-
munity. Frank?" they asked.
NO." had to tell them, II think the
magazine article was honest - you're more
hostile than friendly"
There followed curious kind of mass
confessional. The Chief of Police, whose men
had been tossing CTS in Jail right and left,
admitted that most soldiers got into trouble
because the town had no proper diversions for
them. The mayor looked around, mounfully
stated that I'VE must give the boys something
other than taverns." The Reverend F. w.
Schwarzlose. chairman of the Ministerial ALI
ance. admitted that many civilians told SOL
diers who came to services that they were not
welcome at their churches.
But even when q town begins to feel
guilty about it's CT behavior, what can
You do to help it change? worked on the
established USO theory that if you could
make the average person aware that the sol
O3kx W00 Juo% kA1G AA AS1k WHO HES
sacrificed couple of years of his life for the
common good, years that were full of home
sickness and very little fun. then you might
get better GI-civilian relationship.
In yaea h Desn
/ WENT out to see Lieutenant Lindwood
Smith. public-information officer at Scott.
and confided to him bold plan which had
come out of the many conferences then being
held: big dinner which civilians would
attend with GI's as their guests. Sharing
meal was the best way we knew of putting
two human beings on friendly basis We
would try to get some big-name entertainers
at the dinner and we would charge SIS for a
pair Of tickets. Lieutenant Smith was enthu-.
siastic. Fine. he said. We'll call it a
GI-Pal Dinner"
Some Of the t0wnspeople shared our enthu-
siasm. but others were skeptical They said
that $l.25 was the most anybody in Belleville
ever paid for dinner. and they doubted that,
regardless of price. many people would spend
an evening with strange CT.
But those of us who were working for the
dinner refused to believe it. At that moment
the Commanding Officer of Scott called
meeting with civic leaders and the plan was
outlined. The Chamber of Commerce agreed
to try to sell tickets but they had doubts.
However, all the skeptics were wrong. MIR.
Justin L. Faherty, then writer for theSt Louis
"Globe-Democrat, and now assistant to the
publisher, came down to help U.S. We lined up
a Hollywood band and other West Coast
entertainers who donated their services Lieu-
tenant Smith wrote letters to various concerns,
and all food for the dinner, including shrimp
from New Orleans and Holsters from Bos-
Continued on page ~
Evening star., 1954-11-14

Four years ago THIS WEEK article CT morale
singing out Beevile. Ill., of the worst soldier
towns i'm the country. Bellevile got - first at
s, then itself. As result its citizens launched
USO Pal Day. Now it's grown into national holiday
This Thursday il will be celebrated with dinners
in 500 cities and i'm Europe and Japan
Evening star., 1954-11-14

This Week Masasine - Nocens6er ~, 1854
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HOUSES FURNISHED

N. ARL.-Det. brick; 2 bedrms.. lily.
fenced garden: S14O JU. 5-9765.
NORTH ARL.-Attrac. furn. 2-bed-
SarDe SaR r sendfz s sgsi Au er'
$50. ia. 8 1880. ia. 2-5707.
4o2 PEABODY ST. N.E.-small. mod
s s asss s.et 6 nssf mouse
Portable. Immediately available S115.
LUTHER I. MILLER. EN-. 2-5957.
BETHEsD1- Shady s-bedrm. brick;
Ia baths. rec. .rm.; well furn. for
comfortable living; auto. washer.
Children. sis5. Lease e"G avail. REFS.
| Is Sl pR RiIass6sE sr.-1nspection BY
appointment. Lovely large home and
garden; $355: fur IN; sA lgso me-
SMALL, CLEAN, furnished house. mr..
bedrms.. 2 baths; rec. rIn.; deep
freeze and washing machine: S165
Gan Mr.. Pomsr Ct sANDoz. NC
IGEoR SGsPEaTso is.e'S; bedrms.. liv
sarden; S220 month. NO. 7-S7os
v1ENNA--GOsy, 2 sedrms;, large liv
I'm. nrepl.. bookcases: l1Xl@ cleo
close to bus and schools: SllO
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DU. g.
CHESvSYi CHAsE-Juiy 31-sept, 9;
eSuipped!;; nice shady garden; $50
lF0UR CORNERs-very nicely iurn.
3-bedrm. rambler In excel. cond.
$40. THOMPSON q GRAY, ~.
5-6I0o. I'll g.; go,
St Eit., screened rss0 porch. bs d m;;
baths. Very COW; location; THOMP-
SON 4 GRAY, ~. 5000. TIN 9.
bedrm., 3-bath house; lovely Airing
rrn.; Ice. porch: maids room: near
schools and transp.; 5000. 1923 N.
Albermarle st. KE. S-435O. lis
ALEXANDRIA AREA Nicely fur
nished 2-bedrm. semidet. home:
Ys l%nf EIcS GSpV sHah STATE ssssiTR
wis AVE. " .O near National cathedrsl-
Det.; ga bedrms., large liy. and
din. rm:, la baths; pvt. drive;
auto. oil heat. Front and rear
porches; trees and shrub6ery: $25
lIS ALIiESxiAHDRIA-siioo per month;
iurn., 5-rm. brick row house. Cal
South 5-4042. -17
ROCKVILLE-New 3-bedrm. rambler
| 8 mi. from NH and Naval Hosp
Near school. $3.50. PO. z2-9306.
HOME OFFERED; wen furn; wan
to-Wall carpet: 2-bedrms.: plus In.
woodward suburban store and new
medical CLINIC: S24S 43rd st. n nv
IBETHESDA-Well furn. 3-bedrm.. 2
bath home. Close to Naval Medi-
cal Hospital. OIL 4-75OO. EYES,
lMT. PPIRAsANT--5 large rooms. /
small rooms. ~ baths. huge base.
completeiy furnished. including
| washer. ifoner. dishwasheY, de-
humidtf1er, Electrolux vac. seWinl
| mach. piano, kit. and attic ex'
hausf fans: S175 mo. Phone AID
2-1190 from 10 10 en- Sat. ami
sun.
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

N. ARL.-Two-bedrm. apt. in modern
ton: redec.; immed. occupancy;
$92.5O mo. IA. 2-6640. lis
BEVERLEY PLAZA SECTION, ALEX,
VA.-One bedroom, liv. rm., dinette,
kit. and bath; available August l.:
rental $40. Call res. mgr, XII, g.
ALEXANDRIA. 100 8. Fairfax st.
4 bedrms.; , nTRls; iiv; r rm: ! 25 ,Sss
" apt. In excel. cond.; ideally 10.
Gated. sIGLER q CO.. RIA. 3-3431
Arlington, columbia pike at Fred
erick St., Magnolia. Gardens-.Ayan.
dining room combination. large
bedrooms, latest In kitchen equip
ment, parauet floors. Venetian blinds,
exposures, uttls. furn.; 500 q mo:
/ bedroom, $3.50. For info. call
r5HAEisfiI lSSTi GARDENS hs: ), g !, few
priced from $75.. Sit in cow. Alex:
. 5-min. drive from the Pentagon.
Phone TIE 6-440O or come to the
once in Adams Bldg, cor Mt. Yer
near Psntason. Navy HH Annex. Fl.
Mysr; parking e King, shopping : $s2i 30
right e 1884 18th I'd. N. MRS
lyE ESYV CLOSE M -bedrm. apt. new.
~ decor; all utils. Move In now;
rent will start next month. ia. q
. BsEDRMs.. dinette; near HecSt's
store. Arl. Han and good transp;;
Mr. HARIo. SIS N. Thomas St.
| IA 2-2299. -18
In. ARL.-lst-fi. 2-bedrm. apt, avaii.
x As as r sdse ssss5d a. jay 2-e se
coNvEN1ENT TO PENTAG0a-1
ineluding an utiis.. SIS. Cali 4. &.
HUNPHRIEs. Realtor. Ma. s-502O.
ARLANpRlA SECTION 1-eedrm.
apt. $50 so incl; all utils,, 10 min;
AKLiNG;TrSSN-kook no further after
seeing this newly decorated. attrac.
tive 1-bedrm. apt. In gardAn-type
Nh iDel. ut Nsa, "a 7 ;S.n M 1 Ia.
$50. 70 see call resident manager
t ia. 6-s263. Avail ct once. .--16
bldg. mr.. Fort Myer. s minis. Penta-
sSn. , 2; c. sony. shops; bus. o,s ~
IMuDERN BLDG. 1927 N. caiver,
i st.--,rwo-hedrm. apt. Available Aug
|. Rs5 ssIs ss7 80. csli res. mgr.
ARL.--Rooms far larger than most
newly painted. apt. with Q fine bed.
rms; shops and transp. less thar
blk: inmed. occupancy Is q Aug
LIv. RM.. bedrm.. d,nette. kit.. bath
5 biks. Hecht's; 10 min. Pentagon
in, ssoWE. ioiS N. VERMONT
parking. MGR, IA. H-83T5,
ARLINGTON-August 1st, bedrm
apt. fully equipped; lee. Tsfsr.
sOy s1 1.es,i fan snsIFih 0 Mss,
for TV and air .c',nditioning; clos.
TO pentagon, Arl HAIL NAVY and
4-direction bus TIRE: no children
no pets; ali utilities. $3.50. "a
lARL..RS0ssLYN-Attr, .bedrm. apt.
SIS; / bedrm.. S76;. enc. $50. incl
gas; ct bus, modern bldg. IA
S,7250. $500 81 oak g. ...s
e.: :Raps slf sSs. g jan. ssse oT 81 ;ealSls
loNE.BEDRooM APARTMENT. isni
tor service. utilities: SIS month
INpPMLSS- S SSEISSoRATED l-bsdrm. IA apt.
utils. incl. IA. 4-1345. lis
ARLINGTON. REDUCED
I-BEpRoQM APIS. $55
S.BKDHOOM APTS,. $50
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co-oPERATlYE APIS. SALE

VACANT. UNPUBLISHED, 1-bedrm
apt. in new Parkside elevator bldg
innmed. vic. of 18th and Col. I'd.
DIN. and assume Al trust Of $3.50,
subject to offer. Mr.. Nasca, OIL. 4.
2403. COX a CO.. Pc. 2-297O.
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1875 N st. NV
and bath plus hedrm. or den; newly
dec; low assess, $500. terms. AID
2-7951, Ext. 216.
COOPERATIVE APT. % bedrms.
Falls Church; $50 no., everything
included; $1,800 down. JE. $1,000
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WEST EVANSVILLE
Sis


Three bedroom. two-story brick, fun
basement. gas hot-water heat; nice
i5ot.
Due TO transfers out Of town. we have
several Of these desirable homes
located In o subdivision operated ~
. rental project for the past IL
years.
These houses are wen cared for, new
" decorated throughout, includine
floors. Convenient 70 stores. scnooH:
churches and transportation. You
viii have nice neIghbors as we have
always been Seleetiye with our
clients.
STOVES BUT NO REPRIGRRAToRo
No More Than Three Children
HARRISON 2-7234
CONTINUED on Next Pags.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
COLONIAL CHARM

Wing Of charming old Colonial stone
house. Spacious cool sfounds and
gardens; close in northwest; s rms.
porches, 3 freplaces: all improve.
ments: $125. Phone EN-. 3-3032.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
OWN YOUR OWN
NOW SELLING


EFFICIENCIES 1. 2 AND 8
BEDROOM APIS. IN THE
NEW POTOMAC PLAZA. CO.
OPERATIVE APT. BLDG.
This is one Of the first
steps In the planned multi
Ia "Foggy Bottom" in down
town Washington on the
banks Of the Potomac.
Have you investigated this
splendid opportunity to be an
original buyer in such Q vast
development?
A 10GS deposit will hold
yoIr apt. until completion
OF construction.
Phone or come in today
and learn the facts about
this modern S-story air-con-
ditioned bldg. that Is already
sold beyond quota require
ments.
OFFICE OPEN II AM. TO Pm
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
cooperative ownership authorize
since 1920)
Suite 735, Washington Bldg.
Ma. 8-9565
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving store
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RIA. 3-1416.
ARROW TRANSFER - We move BY
rms. as low as $50. NO. 1884.
HILLS TRANsFER-Ans day or mr.;
small and large Jobs; trained men;
long, hort BOOKINGS insured: beach
trips made LU 1.a500.
MOVING ACROSS THE STkEET o.
across the country; safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO 7-O1O4. UNION eTOR-
ACE CO.. INC Established 1905
beaches specially s. 1. MORRIS
tn 2-l $50 or Ii. 6-2SSo
MOVING-Month Of July special.
men in van. So per hour. No travel
time or extra charges added. RIGHT
WAY MOVERS. 10. 2-3330. RE
MovviiHStG By HINNANT . son
Call anytime. Low rates. Large OF
small Jobs. UN. 4-6679.
MOVING AND HAULING, night or
day, local or long distance: expert
enced men. AID. 1864. --22
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16
B. F. SAUL CO.
926 18th st. NV. Ma. $1,000
THOMAS

FOR inner apt. uVlng
THOMAS
Our choice location. Thomas st. Apis.
has q 1st-d. 1-bedrm. apt. available
in the heart of Parkington shopping
center: SS2, incl. utils. ia. S-Ol 80.
GLEBE
lst-fis 2-bedrm. apt. within astone' S
throw of Buckingham SHOPPING,
schools, TRANSFORMATION, S94.50 incl.
utils. ia. 2-5SS1.
CALVERT
Just 8 min. from Key Bridge, new q
bedrm. apt. on extra-quiet street
and wooded area; very small and
select apt. project; SS7, plus utils'
ia. 7-64S4.
FORT MYER AREA
New and ia bedrm. apis, avail.
across from Fort Myer; walking dis
lance to shopping; S75 and $50
plus utils. ia. 7-666n,
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1922 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1860
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WHEATON HEIGHTS
Three bedrms., full basement; IN set
tied residential community. near
school. shopping and transp.; SOS
per mo. Can Mrs. Covill. COLONIAL
INVESTMENT CO.. 023 18th st.
NV. RE. 7-0660. --22N
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OFFICE OPEN IL AM. TO z Pm
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY
APARTMENTS WANTED

RESPONSIBLE TENANT seeks stu.
dio-type apartment. Arlington, pref
RosSlyn vicinity, with piano al.
lowed. Box 234-T, Star. 1S"
LADY desires l or 2 .rrn. ENC. apt.
in elev. bldg: close in: immed. oc.
cupancy. BOX 224-T. Star.
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lS
Mr.. WALTER REED HOSP. Space
GUS Diet. brick; 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
bsnt. with rec. rm., Diet, garage.
S165 mo. May also be rented furn.
Mr.. FoxHALL vILLAGE-Newly re-
dec. spacious older Diet, home Of z
rms, Ia baths on lge. ground;
S140 mo. Military personnel pre-
Exclusive
ELIJAH q, ARNOLD tCol U.s. Ret.I
Broker, EN-. 1885, OV. 3-4l45.
ALEX. --3-bedrm. house, sos per
mo. Phone XII. 9-6644.
ALEX. 2-bedrm. house, SEQ per mo.
Phone XII. o-6644.
ARL.--2 -bedrm. house. sos per mo.
Phone XII. 9-6644.
ARMY OFFICERS looking for 3-bed-
rm. houses with 2 baths. garage
and q good location. here's Q nice
one for $3.50 per mo. Phone XII.
Y 9-6644.
AL BAKER a SON. INC.
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TWINBROOK-Pull bsmt. and porch;
picture window, fully equipped Kit.
bath. 3 bedrms,, stg. area. Bendix
washer immed. occupancy; S125
mo-; new house. DONLEY CON-
STRuCT1oN CO. Weekdays, o til 3,
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TWINBROOK-Liv. rm. with fireplace
and 16-ft. picture window, fully
equipped kit. bath, bedrms., stg.
area, Bendix washer; immed. oc-
STRUCTION CO. weekdays, o It'll 5,
OIL. A-A3OA or PO. 2-fil Do Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

BETHESDA, 1917 Chelton rd,-S bed
equipped kit. din. rni., side porch,
m IS f poNiE lp9 coNs STfSfaGScsRFffSN
Weekdays, o It'll 3. OIL, o-S304 or
Pc. 2.fS126. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-16

ARLINGTON, REDUCED
I-BEDROOM APIS. $75
S.BKDROOM APTS,, $50
All fedecorated. large rms, big di-
nettes, r0onny closets. A home 70 pc
proud Of. See resident uigr.. 1910
SAM RosEY. AID. A-a7oo
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FOGGY BOTTOM. oil 9th st. NV.
---Remodeled, 2 bedrmS., attrac. and
tastefully dec. and equipped. 500
mo. OLIVER T. CARR. MA. S-8093.
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ADORABLE, COOL, 5-rm., a-bedrm.
house. on Y acre, with shade trees;
| ideal for children; available August
1; SOB OR. 3-O2RQ. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23

49, ~ -
The Traffic Safety Associa-
ton and Walker and Company.
outdoor advertisers. are CO.
operating in a program TO In
form drivers and pedestrians
alike of the dangers on our
streets.
On 81 billboards in Detroit and
the metropolitan area posters
were erected advising pedestrians
TO walk Safely The poster
also carries an illustration show
ing the foot of man walking in
front of an onrushing car
With our country on wheels
and with car mileage Increasing
each day. every possible effort
must be made to keep foremost
in the driver and pedestrians
consciousness the need for safety"
said Clarence d. Blessed. Walker
g. Co. president. This showing
Of billboardS will deliver 1,425.000
impressions each day--a real i'm
impact"
The Traffic Safety Association.
In cooperation with the De-
parimeni OF Streets and Traffic
also this week erected a poster
on $50 street corner standards.
warning pedestrians that "A
Car Can't Stop on a Dime"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23

gan. pastor of ST. Pairick's and
moderator of the Council.
The present campaign for a
state FEPC law will be described
by William Ryan, 1882 Defer
Place. president of the Interra-
cial Council. who will also re-
port on the Councils activities.
Committee members include:
publicity. Miss Gertrude Paine;
tickets, Norb G 1T Merdzinski,
Charles Rawlings, Mrs. Hollis
Huntsberry and Mclean Morri-
son; arrangements, Miss Mar
guerte Drach, Dick Welsh, and
Jesse Macauley; reception. Her
bert Poison. Anthony Thomas,
Robert Ryan and Miss Frances
McNamara; membership, Mrs.
John Roxborough.
Reservations can be made on
or before January 20 by calling
Mrs. Mclean Morrison, TO. g.
5l87, or Mrs. Marie Oresti, LA.
7-25l0
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
Mayor ProeIaims
Local Jayeee Day

Mayor Albert E Cobo has pro-
claimed January 1928 as Jun
Tor Chamber Of Commerce Week"
in Detroit, TO focus attention on
young men and the work they
are doing in the state.
The presentation OF a Disiin-
suished Service Award key TO
Dsfroit's outstanding young
man will be the hishlight OF
the local Observance of Junior
Chamber Of Commerce Week.
The presentation will take place
at the Birthday Banquet and
Ball commemorating the 34th an
niversary of the founding of the
United States Junior Chamber
OF Commerce., Charles Stevens,
president of the local Jaycees
stated at the Statler Hotel on
Thursday.
Distinguished Service Award
Keys will also be given TO the
Ten Outstanding Young Men in
America by the u. S. Junior
Chamber Of Commerce at a cere-
mony TO be held in Seattle,
Washington, on Saturday
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
Vets Told Begin
College Training

Veterans were advised today
to start their college training
now under the Korean CT Bill
and avoid the rush due to begin
two years hence.
Two years from now more
young people will reach the
age of 10 than in any other
period in the history of the
United States. according TO DR..
E. George Lawrence. president
OF Lawrence Institute of Tech
nologY. who points 10 census
figures and educational attend
ance surveys as his authority.
In the meantime" DR.. Law
renee says. there also will b'
considerably more veterans be
coming eligible under the G. ]
Bill. This will mean that tw'
large groups will be seeking t,
start their educations in abou
1856. And each following yea
the condition will get worse TO
at least a decade"
A veteran is eligible for G.
training if he has an honorable
discharge and has been in activ,
duty any time after June 81, 1850
and before the end of the pres
cnt emergency, and if he ha
served at least 80 days tota
service unless discharged soone
for an actual service-incurred dis
ability.
He may have served in tn,
armed forces any place in tn
world-in the United States o
abroad-and not. necessarily il
Korea.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23
Laborer Jobs Open

j. A. Conner, director OF the
18th U. S. Civil Service Region.
announces that applications are
being accepted from men vele-
rams and non-veterans and from
women who are entitled TO vete-
ran preference, for tribe position
Of Laborerr.
These positions are for duty
in the Post Office Department
and General Services Admins
fration. Public Buildings Serv-
ice. in the city Of Detroit and
in various other Federal agsn-
cies in the metropolitan area.
Entrance salaries are $2420 and
k2552 a year.
All applications must be filed
with the Detroit Field Office,
9TH u. S. Civil Service Region,
Room 402, Federal Bldg, De-
troit 33. Michigan. and will be
accepted until the needs of the
service are met.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23

State of Michigan, County Of
Wayne.
s.. 3s5.s7e
At session of the Probate
Court for said County of Wayne.
held at the Probate Court Room
in the City of Detroit, on the
Sixth day Of January. in the year
one thousand nine hundred and
fifty-four.
Present: William ]. Cody, Judge
of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate OF
THOMAS BLAZONA, Deceased.
Anthony Blazona, administra-
tor of said estate, having rem
dered to this Court his first and
final account in said matter and
filed Herewith his petition pray
ing that the residue of said estate
be assigned to the person or
persons entitled thereto:
II is ordered, That the Ninth
day of February, next, at ten
o'cock in the forenoon at said
Court Room be appointed for ex-
aiming and allowing said ac-
count and hearing said petition.
And il is further Ordered, That
a copy of this order be published
once in each week for three
weeks consecutively previous to
said time of hearing, in the De-
troit Tribune, a newspaper print
ed and circulated in said County
of Wayne.
WILLIAM ]. CODY,
Judge of Probate.
do hereby certify that have
compared the foregoing copy
with the original record thereof
and have found the same to be
a correit transcript Of such origi-
nal record.
Dated; Jan. 6, 1854.
1-23-26.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23

"a new batch of hoodlums.
They're even tougher to appre-
bend, once they leave their teens.
Now is the time to attempt re-
facilitating the young law-break-
ers.
Two hours more per week
with your child or children may
save years of unnecessary worry
later or prevent prison SEN
fence. Jail term or even save a
lifei possibly the life of your
own child. Detroitsrs. parents.
school officials and everyone
else should work 10 elimin afs
rowdYism; II perils the entire
public.
OF course the above is not
nearly all of what They're Say
ing" but certainly is enough to
awaken everyone to the dangers
of unprecedented Grim / n ais,
young and old; to stimulate those
Detroiters who walk along, and
when approached for their aid
in helping slove some of the
pressing problems. reply:
Brother. don't bring the citY's
problems 10 me--carrY them
10 the proper authorities; why
disturb me7 My boy Tor girl
behaves.
What do you want me to do"
That is the easy way outi
Although ones boy or girl IS
mannerable, straight I orw ard,
and pursuing the better things
of life, an innocent child-dowa
the street-may suffer because OF
his parents and neighbours in
different attitude and lack Of in
terest in problems facing the en-
tire city.
Let's wake up neighbor-before
its too late. We can all always
increase our efforts-toward ac-
complishing any object. Those
cited above, Notwithstanding.
WHAT ARE THEY SAYING
-neighbor?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-01-23

Charles E. Steele, 20 Kenil.
worth. well known leader. who
on his retirement from the po.
sition of financial secretary OF
Motor City Lodge Of Elks. |. B
p. o. E. w. was awarded a lif'
membership in the lodge.
First entering Elkdom on May
Is. 1920. when he joined Jones
Valley Lodge No. 10 in Birm-
ingham. Ala. Mr.. Steele became
exalted ruler in Benham. KY.
and also state deputy of that
state.
When Motor City Lodge was
organized in 1888 he became
member and was elected finan-
cial secretary in 1894. holding
the position for II years.
Positions and commissions held
by Steele include, financial sec
rotary. Michigan State AsSocia-
ton Of Elks; assistant first scribe,
Past Exalted Rulers Council of
Elks; state director Of Junior
ElkS; Michigan State INSPECTOR
of Elks with the rank Of colonel
In addition to his Elk activities
Mr.. Steele is a member OF Hi
ram Lodge. F. and A. NJ. Prince
Hall Affiliation. Royal Arch Chap
ter No. J.; Eureka Commandcry.
No, /, Knights Templar; Knights
Tcmplar. Morracci Temple No.
10. Noble and Mystic Shrine,
Charles Young Post. No. n,
American Legion. and the Ply
mouth Congregational Church.
He is married and an active
member of the Wayne County
Precinct Organization.