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CLINTON

1-AcRE RANCH OR LODGE
Typical farm setting plus q home
with paneled interior. exposed beams.
huge iiv. rm. with heatalator fire.
place and . patio entrances; guest
size din. rm. equip. kit, 3 extra
beautiful shrubs. Q black walnut
trees; tool house. garage. drilled
,s4UO-ft. well the exception: S11,9b0.
See by appointment. 10. S-39O".
RE. 5-920S
WEST REAL ESTATE. 10. $4,000
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E. F. BLANCHARD
REALTOR JU. $4,000

ROCKVILLE bedrms-, fireplace,
full bsmt. Close to school and shop
ping area. Sl1.500. Will help
finance.
ROCKCREST-4 bedrms., 2-bath
home, carport, fenced yd., shade
trees. An excel. buy At $4,000.
Low down payment.
GAITHERSBURG-3-bedrm. rambler.
dining rm., living rm., full bsmt
with den. bath and rec. rm. Sl4,75O.
WOODFIEID-3-b rambler. full
bsmt.. "a acre. $13,500. viii go
HICKMAN-CUSHMAN
l Mile N. of Rockville on Route gao
Pc. 2-9442 or Pc. 2-9443
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SILVER SPRING. MD, near Semi
rary rd.-Charming white brick
cottage of beautifully paneled
living room with fireplace, Stepup
dining room. large kitchen. equip.
with dishwasher, three bedrooms.
recreation room, gas heat: lot 55
II. front by about 100 #. This is
on a secluded street in what is
known as Linden Forest Price.
SlS,95n. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1919 K st NV, MA. SLIGO; night
call EN-. 3-l76O.
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RETHESnA

New Colonial in convenient location.
Spacious rooms: living rm., dining
rm., large kitchen: Ia bath down
bath up. Full basement: nice lot,
60xl5 80. Priced at S23,950 with un-
usual financing available. See now
before it's too late.
GEO. w. ROBERTSON
1896 Wis; Ave, OIL; 2-2l23
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RETHESDA-S20.0 600

$1,000 DOWN, SI22 A MONTH
2-BATH RAMBLER
Attractive brick rambler; 3 bedrms.,
bought CT, lOcc down. Many extras.
wall-to-wall carpet. washer, drier,
mod. cleo. kit. and patio. Avail.
Immediately. Call OIL. 6-6769: ewes.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY. INC, OIL. o.
~Rnn
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ANNANDALE-Con to shop
ping, schools and Pentagon. 4-BED.
RM,. 2-BATH redwood Cape Coo. OF
unusual charm, on 94-acre lot:
beautifully Handicapped; ranch-type
firepl,; fully equipped kit; lge. scr
porch. Full bsmt. with rec. rm.
possibility. CT or FILA terms. S22,-
ANNANDALE. Springfield area-En-
chanting brick Cape Cod. with scr.
porch and attached garage. Ideal
baths. separate din. rm., full bsmt.
Ice. 2-acre lot. Oh or FILA terms.
$4,000. CHARLES R, HOOFF. INC
TIE. 6-7673: TIE. $3.50. rs
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mo.
q ACRES MI. DC.
MD-Sq 50n

Asoes. single BUNGALOW. liv. rm.. din
rm.. . bedrms., bath. attic, oil hot
air heat, bsmt., o.s. ent.. garage;
wonderful garden spot. owner lvg
for farm, possess, 1000 On. HE
$500 TO s pm Ewes. cE. 3-3392
w W LEWIS
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DISTRICT HTS.

4 1900
This home has Just been Clap
praised for SI5. 500, requiring only
$500 cash to a qualified CT. It has
2 bedrms. and full bath on LIST n;
bsmt. with outside entrance. firepl.
In Nv. rm., rear porch. fenced yard,
Cali MIR. WELLS. (oL. 2-669O) for
all details; List l6.z
l722 L st, NV, MA. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BEST BUYS BUY
BLANCHARD

oA14NNx1A11N
s15,5oO. APPROVED OF - Very
lot in Silver Spring: has iiv. rm.
with flrepl;. full din. rm., beautiful
new kit. with table space. 3 bedrms.
and bath upstairs: full bsmt.
S1s,35o-Has Gift. liv. rm., plus
washer, disposal. 8 big bedrms. =,
completely finished rec. rm. with
u bath in bsmt.; 3 years old. Good
Silver Spring location.
SIa.5O0-This Cape Cod in settled
Silver Spring location. convenient to
shops and schools. On deep lot with
big trees. Gear garage. Liv. rm. with
flrepl.. big din. rm.. kit, scr. porch.
3 fine bedrms.. bath, full bsmt., i'm
maculate condition.
SIS. 95a-4 -bedrm. Cape Cod with
llv. rm.. din. nm, kit, bedrms.
and bath down; 2 very lge. bedrms.
upstairs.
S19,S50-white brick, clean. coy:
very attractive inside and out: Very
lge., beautiful lawn in Bethesda,
mr.. public and parochial schools
and bus at the door.
$50, 950-2-yr. odd brick rambler on
large wooded lot. Rock Greek Forest.
Liv. rm. measures 24x2O, all-elec.
kit, 3 big bedrms. and bath, full
bsmt. with extra room and "a bath.
S"6. 500-A beautiful brand-new home
with center hall: front -to-back iiv
din. rm., Thermador kitchen, master
suite of . bedrms. and bath in one
wing; guest bedrm. and bath in
other wing: full bsmt. with f1repl.
Beautiful spacious lawn. "a acre.
S27 ,95O-Reduced $1,000 for quick
sale. owner leaving for Florida. In
the heart OF Silver Springs finest
location. Big rambler, 3 years old.
with spacious iiv. rm., big din. rm.,
full kit. with table space, 3 big bed
rms, ? baths. full bsmt., built-in
garage.
E. F. BLANCHARD
REALTOR JU. $4,000
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VIENNA

VIENNA
Brick ramblers: S14.a50 to S17,S00;
DU. 5-9275 or JE. 2-0726
SPLIT-LEvELS AND RAMBLERs
CoUNTRYMAN ESTATES
JE 4-3597 JE. 2-0726
OPPORTUNITY FOR THE WISE
Beacon Manor-Chsrming @-bedrm
home; like new. equip, Kit. with
exhaust fan. bsmt.. gas neat, cut
side entr. Assume A. ioan. with
81 900 DIN. Payment only SIS NO
REALTY. XII. s-8652; ewes. TIE.
R-og5T ~
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EVANSVILLE HILLS
Mr.. st. Jeromes. don't fail to see this
3-bedrm. bunga... prime loo. lge. lily:
rm.. kit. with breakfast nook, full
bsmt., off-street parking. gar; terms
to suit any pocketbook.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
uN. 4-11ee. WA. 7-esy55.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATES
Only $1,000 down. Attrac., modern
3-bedrm. semidet. brick; powder
L. PECK. HE. 4-640O.
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u ACRE
Level rich garden plot, new brick
3-bedrm. rambler. full bsmt. SUBJ
stantial cash payment will save you
$1,000. OWNER. WA. 7-27n6. "a
NEW HANDLERS
\ bedrms.. very lge, kit. .brk. and
shingle corst.: full bsmt.; home can
rm. reas. down payment. immed.
poss.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. 4-Il6s WA. 7-8655
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dNINhNDhLE ANLA-7O-II. DIICK
rambler with 3 bedrms., family-sized
dining ell. table-sized GE kit, full
rm.; lge. lot is Anchor fenced.
Immed. poss avail. Priced at S1a,-
800: purchaser may assume GI
loan balance or use available FILA
financing. For complete lnforma-
ton, call LURIA BROS. ia. =
$500. or drop in al 2O4S Wilson
blvd, 90. 80
NJ bedrms., close
I'M, ssE Minis ms 6 PSnsagSn payments nsS
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$500 DOWN, balance less then rent.
You can own this 3-bedrm. ram
bier near Falls Church. For details
call OWNER. CIR. 3-l0SS.
MISUNDERSTANDING estate. close
in, offered under market value.
Beautiful home. grounds. stables,
view. GAERTNER g. ADAMS. ia
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OWNER says sell this
immaculate. 2-bedrm. brick semi
detached home with rms. recrea-
conditioning unit in master bedrm. /;
house approved CT for SIC 800: only
S625 down. monthly payments ap-
prox S7S. Phone TIE. 6-7244 or
TIE. 6-7344, ask for Letting 377-R.
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ARLINGTON-Sma but cute as can
be. Located at 1900 18th ST., north.
Finished recreation room and ga
rage. Walking distance to Claren-
don. Price. S12.950. Low down pay
ment; CECIL B. Upton. Realtor,
GREAT VALUE--Lge.
brk. Cape Cod: like new; 4 bedrms.,
ga baths. paneled den, paneled rec.
rm.. huge kit. with dishwasher, dis
posal. cleo. range and 2-door refgr.;
fine conSenient neish3orhqod;
COUNTRY. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS.
ia. $1,000, day or night. Il
bargain. S15.l50 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; 2 baths; lge. rec. RIM.
Avail. June /: nr. Wakefield High;
1421 s. Buchanan. IA. 2-24SS.
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ing 2-year-old white brick Cape
Cod in Stratford Hills, one of N;
Arlington's finest. bedrooms and
den. ga baths, dream kitchen with
center-hall plan. Loads OF closet
space, full basement with finished
rec room, attached garage; lovely
HANDICAPPED lot: . blocks to new
williamsburg Jr. High. Reduced for
immediate sale to a Arm price OF
500, 800. Shown by appointment.
THE DARBY CO., ia. 5-9393.
Office nDen 2 It'll q 1T
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WOODMOOR RAMBLER

Three bedrooms. two baths. full din
ing room. all-electric de luke kitch-
en-, recreation room space in base
ment, two picture windows at ground
level, exit In rear. home lust COM
pleted. Built-in garage. large wooded
lot. S27,50
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NEW FOUK-BEDKUUM KAMbLEH'
all brick. with 2i2 baths, large liy-
ing room with fireplace, separate
dining room, screened porch, fully
equipped kitchen including dish
rec. rm. with fireplace: attached
garage; all on beautiful tree
Shaded LOT, l25x175; in desirable
Mclean. Priced below the market
at $4,000 Shown by appointment
THE DARBY CO, ia. 5-9393.
ONCE open 9 It'll Q. -27
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$11,950
3 BEDROOMS. FIREPLACE
BRICK RAMBLER
CT APPROVED
MILKEY REALTY co.

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Mr.. ASNANDALE-Quic sale by
OWNER. Il acre; 3-oedrm. frame
eonT; TO transp.. shop: $4,000. JE
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rambler: paneied den or bedrm..
plus > bedrms. and . tile baths;
2Sxl6 liv. rm., large kit. with eat
ing area. Built-in garage. Priced
in low 20's. Ewes, XII. 9-0593;
daily til pm. EN-. 2-7400. METZ
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s0La HIGHLANDS bedrms..

CARROLL KNOLLs. Silver Spring
Immac. 2-bedrm. brick rambler. fea-
turing spacious liv. rm. with fire.
place. family-sized din. rm... lse.
Sliding door closets throughout:
game, util. and shop rooms in full
bSmt. with outside entrance: lge..
and parochial schools and transp.
S1SS5U0, by owner being transferred.
10000 Gardiner ave. JU.. 5-4b94.
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IBARGAiNLa bedrms'. , baths rec.
rm., f1repl. in liy. rm., | bedrm.
and bath on LIST a. Gorgeous "a
acre lot; top grade neighborhood;
new grade school : blks. Bus at
door. New shopping center under
construction Only $4,000: 81
Apr. IA. 7-a090: REAL ESTATE
Glebel, MULTIPLE LISTED. "a
nj nER HINES in all Inca tinnS With
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LHENF CHASE, IklrkSldeI Md. SgS,-
Cod with slate roof: .,3-ft. liv. rm..
nice family-size din. rm.. cheerful
well-eauip. kit. powder rm.; long
screened porch al rear overlooking
beautiful garden; Anchor fence; Ind
fl has very nice bedrms., | bath.
Attached garage. House is 4 wears
old Owners going to California. Ex-
cellent financing. Open for reas.
offer. BlLLINGSLEY REALTY CO.
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II. brick rambler overlooking Rock
Greek Park. Huge living room with
fireplace, full dining room. nice
kitchen. 3 bedrooms. . full baths.
rear sun porch and patio; full EEg-
n liss 6smt Do en- ps N5 kiPH Jq iSs 3
Ma S-q74O.
BETHESDA. mr.. NH and Naval Med.
Ctr brand-new brk. ramblers,
one at corner: rms. . baths, gar.
Reas. priced at S24.250 and S24i-
] NOBLE BOAZ OIL. 2-150O, OIL.
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T. Victor Dickev
$3.50 DOWN

AP. 7-S0S0
$500 42nd Ave. Hyattsville, Md
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wEsTMORELAND CIRCLE AREA

CIRCLE AREA
CT approved. SI6.750; living room
with fireplace, large library or TV
floor; nice-sized bedrooms, plus
study and . full baths. End floor:
basement. Ideally situated in an
area Of more expensive homes. Call
q. 6:6s76. THOS. J.. FISHER g.
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RARE AS RADIUM - Dream house
rambler. surrounded by beautiful
flowers and Anchor fence. PERCHED
ON A KNOLL. . bedrms,. lovely
dinette and kit, lge. incl porch
plus carport A STEAL FOR 81 1.s75:
REAL ESTATE. INC, ia. b-616l,
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G pa ss.h0 cou fSTfsYsMi EsIATEs.
JE. 2-066S or JE. 2-0726.
SI5O CASH to move in, Gil: SOS. so
per mo-. includes all; close-in brick
home, in excellent condition.: large
living room, full dining room, kitch-
en- with table space: fun bsmt. with
sized bedrms.. tile bath. Price sub
ject to VA appraisal. Call Mr.. King,
~. 9-0491, -ALDoN PROPERTIES.
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CHEVY CHASE, Gil Meadowbrook
area, adjoining Rock Creek Park;
LIST f.. bedrm. and bath. with 3
bedrms., . baths upstairs. Separate
dining rm.. big kit. recr. rm.;
garage and screened porch. All for
only S25.15O, in this modern brick
Colonial. Red hot deal! Call now,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO. Ctil 81,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Diggs Opposes
Memorial For
Crazy Horse"

Congressman Charles {. Digs
Jr. michigan DemocraD is Wig
orously protesting a bill approved
oy the House Interior and In.
sular Affairs Committee appro-
oriating S258,000.00 for the ere.
alton of a memorial honoring the
legendary American Indian Chief
Crazy Horse.
Diggs. a member Of the COM
mitfee. is opposed 10 the idea
OF government funds being
used 10 construct memorials
for any particular racial or
nationality group.
He feels that any OF this type
should be one which ''encom.
passes the representation of eact.
group and indicates that al
Americans of various races have
made some major contribution
% our culture"
Rep. Disss made il plain that
he has the same opinion of
similar measure suggesting a
memorial TO Booker T. WASH
ingfon. He noted. however. that
the Washington Bill has been
ignored by the committee for
the past ten years.
The young Michigan lawmskej
insists that group commemora'
ions should have "A theme
BASED on the cultural pluralisn
hat has made America great"
"To spend $258.000 of fedora
money which comes from tax
payers of all groups to memorial
Ize one particular group at the
rexclusion of all others" Diggl
told the committee. docs no
conform to our democratic phil
osophy."
He promised to carry his figh
against the Crazy Horse Memo
rial 10 the House floor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Marshall to
Interpret
US. Edict

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -Thurgood
Marshall. chief legal counsel Of
the NAAcP, will interpret for
the 18th American Missionary
Association Race Relations Instr
tute June 2l-July 9 at Fisk Uni
versity. the directives Of the us.
Supreme Court ON how public
schools are-to be deSegregated IN
accordance with the new princi-
pie established by its decision oi
May IL, 1854.
He will indicate what the
Courts instructions mean in
terms Of methods of implement
tation. speed of change. and
means Of taking into account local
problems of application while in
surfing compliance with the De.
cision with deliberate speed"
good faith.
Mr.. Marshall will be one Of
twenty-five outstanding authors
ties in social science. housing
education. and law who will serve
as lecturers and resource leaders
IN canvassing the many aspects
of the Institutes theme: NEW
HORIZONS IN HUMAN RELA-
T1ONS-Closing the Gap between
the Court and the Community.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Economic Disparity
Cited By League

While Negro Americans have
registered gains in the areas OF
social and economic equality ir
1854, there still exists wide
economic gap between the white
and non-white population accord.
ing TO the 44th Annual Report OF
the National Urban League. is.
sued here this week June ISL.
There are still many plants
employing thousands Of workers
where one looks in vain for q
Negro face. The job ahead re-
mains 10 effect full utilization
OF Negro workers al their high.
est skills. the reports section
on Industrial Relations finds.
The role OF social action in ef
'ccting improvements in the
status Of the Negro population
and intergroup relationships In
liz Cnltcu states WoH NtcNiAbNN
oy lester Granger. Executive Di.
rector of the National Urban
League, as organizing the best
leadership of the American com.
nunity TO act on the basis of the
common good plus enlightened
self-interest."
The Urban Leagues tools OF
fact-fnding and research, inter
pretation and argument, perSua-
ton and negotiation. are the
SEINE tools. Granger asserts. thai
have been primarily responsible
for much Of the social gains mad,
since the founding Of our grea
country"
Referring 10 the Supreme de
cision on school segregation
Granger states, "A resolution ha
come about in public education
but the historic day OF May II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Weep Nixon
To Address
Press Meet

NEW YORK tGlobaD-"The
Negroes Second Fight For
Freedom will be the theme
of Global News Syndicate's
Fifth Annual Press, Advertis.
ing and Public Relations Con.
ference scheduled for June "a
and 25 at the Hotel Theresa.
Starting tho Conference off
on q high note will be the
Annual Press Awards Dinner
on Friday evening. June "a.
with Vice President Richard M.
Nixon delivering the principal
address.
A feature Of the dinner will be
he presentation of awards 10
individuals for outstanding com.
munity service, the annual
award for achievement in journ.
slism, and an award Tor distin.
guished public service.
Participating on the Saturday
panels will be experts in the
fields of education. business anc
industry. who will discuss the
Negroes potentials in brainpowei
manpower and buying power.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Five Thousand
Credit Unions

Al least eleven Michigan credit
unions have 5000 members each,
according to A. w. Marble, man.
aging director OF Michigan Credit
Union League.
The Ford Rouge with more
than $4,000 members is the larg-
est. closely followed by Detroit
Teachers with $4,000.
Pontiac has two credit unions
with large memberships. They
are Pontiac Motor with nearly
10000 members and General
Motors Truck and Coach with
$500.
Dow Chemical in Midland has
also better than $500 members.
Other credit unions in the
5000 or more category are Dodge
Truck Forge and Amplex, Wyan-
dotte Chemicals. Ford Dearborn,
Detroit Postal. Pere Marquette,
Detroit Newspaper.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Florida Professor
to Attend Forum

TALLAHASSEE.-Dr. Charles
u. Smith. professor of sociology
at Florida A. and M. University,
mas been invited by Henry Ford
II, president of the Ford Motor
Company, to attend the first Ford
Foundation Forum at Dearborn,
Mich, July 1870.
DR.. Smith who heads the A.
and NJ. Department of Sociology,
will be among the two women
and "a other men in the field Of
humanities and social sciences OF
81 schools in Ford plant-city areas
throughout the country named to
attend the two-week seminar to
study the automobile industry.
He is graduate of Tuskegee
Institute. Fisk University, and
he State College of Washington,
holding the Phi. D. degree from
the latter institution.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
President Eise. = n Eloquent,
Inspiring and Challenging Monday
in San Francisco
(From The c. S. Monitor, June 16, 1857
UN's First Decade
(From The c. S. Monitor, June l6, 1ss


Nations Of The Christian Science Monitor
United Nations, MY.
This is a month of memories for the United Nations
month of memories and careful searching analysis
The memories are kaleidoscope. They include bright
moments when Selwyn Lloyd, the witty and urbane
British Minister of State, Defense Minister, took the
floor in the General Assembly after nterminable repeti
ton Of the inermnabIe speeches by Soviet Polish,
Czech Ukranian, and Byelorusan delegates In perfect
Oxford English he remarked: "If may lapse into
the idOm of bebop, dig that broken record!"
And there Stuart Carson of Canada, who OBJ
seved ut be difficult for Mr.. Vishnsky to
talk with his tongue in both cheeks at the time
There urgent and serious memories, like
the the converted factory at Lake Sue
Sunday in June, 1950--just FIVE years after the
Charter signed San Francisco, and FIVE years
this monthwhen the Security Council called for every
assistance" in getting the North Koreans back the
5Sth parallel. II a tense and difficult moment.
There triumphant memories, like peace in Pales-
tine bitter Ones so-caed "Reds in the Secretarat
and quiet Ones of hundreds of ordinary people stream
ing into the prayer assist in the search for
But these the sole ingredients of the past ten
See President Esenhower-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
News
Briefs

Wilburn HUMPHREYS, 26. 81
65l5 Whitewood, native Chi
Cagoan. was named assistant
executive for the Boy Scout
IN the Downtown Blvd ares
Monday.
NAACP report in Atlantic
City where 4ath annual con-
veniion IS in session. praised
President Eisenhower for his
firm stand against racial
segregation"
Primary subject OF this
years convention is how 10
help bring about full nipple.
mentation of the historic May
II, 1854 u. s. Supreme Court
decision outlawing segregation
in education
WAYNE University and the
University Of Detroit gradu.
ated a total Of 1900 students
last week. u. of d. had 1000
graduates while Wayne issued
diplomas 10 1900.
Honorary degrees from
Wayne went to the following
citizens: Charles Mahoney. u.
N. representative and presl-
dent of the Great Lakes Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company.
Mildred futile. nurse for the
Kellogg Foundation; William
X. Kelsey. Detroit News edi-
torial writer. and Thomas A.
Boyd, GIN research chemist.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25

The Michigan Bell Telephone
Company today announced new
appointment for A. ]. Galloway,
widely-known branch manager
of the company's business office
at l413 Gratiot.
Galloway. manager Of the
Graiioi branch for the past five
years. has been named TO fill
an assignment on the personnel
staff Of the eompanY's CONNER
cial department. Succeeding
him as manager will be Miles
r. Presfel. who has been in
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25
Churchmler,
Also Rap
Gambling

The Hath Detroit Annual Con-
ference of the Methodist Church
went on record last week as
favoring the Guaranteed Annual
Wage and condemning psri.
mutuel gambling.
In Christ there is no dis
tinciion because of race. color.
or national origin. So His
church must be open TO serve
all OF Gods children" a state
ment released read.
Observers thought the latter
resolution passed by the con-
ference was striking at segrega.
ton in religion, as practiced by
many OF the nations CHURCHES.
The Detroit Annual Conference
Of the Methodist Church was con-
vened by Bishop Marshall r.
Reed at st. Marks Church, De-
troi' last week. A thousand rain.
listers and laymen from the Upper
Peninsula and the eastern hall
OF the Lower were joined by
more than 200 Junior delegates
who came TO witness the church
in action.
Church membership has in.
creased TO l57,339. The l09,659
pupils Of the Church Schools
paid to missions, S70.02700. The
Woman's Society Of Christian
Service with membership Of 49,.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-06-25

ANN ARBOR- Contributions Of
The University of Michigan to
important research in the field
OF agriculture were brought TO
light as a result Of the 100000
grant from the Ford Motor Com
pany Fund for research, in plant
nutrition.
In accepting the grant, Presi-
dent Harlan Hatcher cited re-
search contributions which the
UNI has made TO agriculture both
in the United States and abroad.