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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
Radn,an, Mallory In Key
Positions On UNC Nine

Navy May 6, and Georgia May 13. .
They will throw their outdoor crown
on the line May 10 and 20 when the
cream of the Southern Conference
runners and weightmen come to
Chapel Hill with determined efforts
to dethrone the champions
One Of the features of Carolina's
20-game tennis schedule this sea-
son will be a weeks visit, the third
in as many years, of Yale Univer-
sity's crack team -. It's interesting
to watch the development of the
Ellis -. Usually confronted with bad
weather in early April, the Ellis find
the warm Southern climate highly
beneficial to their game -. And
just to show how much they i'm
proved last spring, they easily beat
the Tar Heels 7 to at New Haven
in May after tying and losing to
them at Chapel Hill in early April.
In addition to Yale, Carolina will
meet Princeton, Harvard, Cornell,
and Williams, other outstanding
eastern teams.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
Hicksboro News
BY FLORENCE WOODY

Rev. Van Stevens filled his regular
appointment at Island Creek Sunday
night.
Friends are sorry that Mr. Lea Will
son of WILLIAMSBURG shows very lit
tie improvement.
!, Mr.. H. T. Shan5s, ST., was able
to attend Sunday school at Island
Creek Sunday.
The Teachers Meeting and choir
practice will be held at the church
Wednesday night instead Of Thurs
day night. Lets all be present.
Hope to have the pastor, Rev. Van
Stevens, to meet with U.s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Plat also Mrs.
w. J. and Mrs. M. D. Woody, spent
Sunday with Mrs. James Hardee of
Kinston, Mrs. Hardee returned to be
the guest of Mrs. Plat for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hicks spent
Sunday afternoon with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Tucker.
Graham Knott, who has been in
Rex hospital for a week, underwent
an operation there Saturday. Friends
here wish him a speedy recovery.
T. H. and T. w. Hicks motored to
Durham Sunday afternoon to hear a
special sermon there.
L. J. Shanks and family were Sun
Gay dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
E. Jones.
Mrs. S. A. Green's Saturday night
supper guest were Mr.. and Mrs NJ
d. Woody also Mrs. w. J. and Flor
ence Woody
Ray Carpenter was the week end
guest of Charlie and Mildred Tucker.
Little Mary Armstrong Lane of
Henderson spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Jones.
Mrs. Tommie Satterwhite of OK
ford. Route s. spent Wednesday with
her mother, Mrs. S. A.. Green.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
Bows County Basketball Title To Be Decided Tonight
Tar Heel T'rackrnen Show
Good Form In Baltimore

Chapel Hill, March 14.-Five
members of North Cardinals South
ern Conference Indoor track cham
pions made an impressive showing
of the University Of Marylands
Fifth Regiment Indoor Games held
at Baltimore Saturday night
Bill Hendrix, brilliant middle dis
lance runner, probably turned in
the outstanding individual perform
ance. Hendrix took first place in
the "Oriole 66O-yard run, one Of two
feature events on the program. His
winning time Of 1928 was only one
enth OF a second short of the record
.et by Ohio States Charlie Beet
lam two years ago.
Although they were nosed out by
Georgetown for first place by a
scant three yards, the Tar Heel
quartet Of Royce Jennings, Harry
March, Tom Holmes and Hendrix
ran the fastest time in the one mile
relay ever recorded for a Carolina
team in this particular event The
Tar Heels time Of 1888 is "a sec
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
Zeb Vance And Henderson
Meet In Deciding Game

past several contests have been
showing q decidedly different brand
of basketball. Four weeks ago, no
one would have given the Bulldogs
q thought when considering the
county title, but now they are very
much in the consideration.
An effective way to muzzle A. Kit
trell and j. Kittrell is the source OF
most worry Of Coach Bing Miller of
the local lads. These Kittrell boys
have been outstanding for Zeb
Vance all the year, and it was these
lads who turned the tables against
Henderson in the second game. A.
Kittrell dropping basket IN the
final minutes OF play. j. Kittrell
cot nine points in the second game
to lead the way in scoring.
Dick Galloway and Billy Gambler,
mainstays on the Bulldog five, have
been ailing, but Coach Miller hopes
to have the lads in condition for the
final battle.
The s-tl4- "a seen some OF larg-
est crowds to attend basketball
games at the local gym, and to-
nights crowd is expected to exceed
all others since one Of the teams will
leave the floor champions of the
county
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14

and Long Island University Friday
and Saturday, respectively.
The Northern trip winds up 1899
activities for the goods. In their
only match prior to the tour they
were defeated by the University OF
Maryland to 4.
Left to right:
Kneeling-Ruth M. Parsons, Yonk
ers, N. Y; Frances Caldwell, Chapel
Hill; Mary Lewis, Montclair, N. j..
Captain Adele Austin, Yonkers, N
Y; and Elsa Winters, Washington
D C.
Standing = 10 Jones, Skyland
Jean Breckenridge, Chapel Hill
Anne Buchan, Henderson; Coach
Allan Bloom; Margaret Rose Knight
Hopkinsville, KY; and Bernice
Brantley, MooreSVille.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14

Chapel Hill, March 14.-George
RadlRan, whose superb blocking,
open-field running and pass receiv-
ing on the football field last fall
brought many glowing tributes from
rival coaches, IS expected to bolster
considerably the Tar Heels none-too
powerful pitching staff -. Radman,
a fast-ball artist, is being groomed
to replace David "Daffy' Parker,
Benson boy, who although eligible
for another years competition, las
failed to meet the necessary scholas-
tic requirements 49,.
Jim Malloly, the lad with the
Frank Merriwell touch. IA cavort
in the important defei sc center
field position in Cardinals 1889 line
up -. 4 chap with let OF natural
abilitN d player who already has
prove as mettle to produce in the
pinchcs, Mallory succeeds Tom Bur-
nette, who was one of the nainstays
both Extensively and defensively, Of
Tar Heel teams for three seasons
Mallory also is expected to occupy
the popular and enviable cleanup
POo3SAOAi III IAAC otctl ing iIIlC-QD
AS a freshman last spring he dupli-
Gated the Merriwell stunt on three
different occasions with game-win-
ming ninth inning home runs, one
of which came with the bases filled.
After enjoying its most successful
winter season in years, North Caro-
lina's varsity trackmen will settle
down to another rigorous training
session next week preparatory to
their participation in the Florida Re-
lays at Gainesville on April -.
Holder now of all three Southern
Conference track crowns (indoor.
outdoor, and cross country)), the
Tar Heels will clash with four of
the East and South's strongest teams
when they come face-to-face with
Princeton April 6, Duke April %,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
THREE DEEDS FILED
WITH THE REGISTRY

Three realty transfers were re-
corder with the Vance Registry yes
terday.
Carolina Club Gardens, Inc, sold
Q. T. Hobgood and wife property on
the Oxford Road for $40 and con-
siderations.
Rosa Lee Doggett, ct al, sold to
Burgess Lumber Co., timber on So
acres adjoining the T. V. Bobbitt
tract for 500 and considerations.
Mary J. Johnson, trustee, sold the
Henderson Grocery Co., a tract of
land in the northern part of the
county for $209.40 and other consid-
erations.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
FORMER PRIEST OF
HENDERSON KILLED

Father c.. C. Lagle, former pastor
of St. Paul's Catholic church here,
died in hospital at Allentown, Pa,
recently as the result of injuries
suffered when struck by an auto
mobile, according to word received
here. He lived eight days after the
accident occurred He had a fractur-
ed jaw and conclusion of the brain,
advices said. Father Lagle served
the local church some years ago, but
had been away from here for some
time.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14

built like the best,
dependable as the
sunrise-isn't that
exactly the kind
of car that you've
been looking for?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
DEACONS TO PLAY
IN QUAKER CITY

Wake Forest, March 14-The in
vitation extended Wake Forests Dea-
con cagers to play in the National
Intercollegiate Athletic Association
basketball tournament in Philadel-
phia, Friday and Saturday of this
week, comes as fitting climax to
the Southern Conference leade. s.
successful season.
Without doubt, the Deac quint
has been the club of the year in the
Southern Conference, and though it
was not victorious in the loop tourna-
ment, the record of Is wins and 5
losses against such major competition
was far ahead of its nearest rival.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14

onds faster than the Southern Con-
ference Indoor record made by Marv
land in. the Indoor Games held here
last month. Carolina beat Maryland
as well as Navy in the event last
week.
Other placeWinners were Jennings
who finished third in the 44O-yard
run; Holmes, third in the 70-yard
sprint; Morrison, fifth in the Gov
ernor's Mile; and March, fourth in
the high Jump.
Don Kinzle, Duke star, was anoth-
err entry from this state VINO showed
up well. Although he was beaten
in the finals. Kinzle broke the 10
yard high hurdle record with an
SO seconds run in the preliminaries.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14

Here is the first woman's athletic
team ever to represent the Univer-
sity of North Carolina in intercol-
legiate competition.
The young women pictured above
are the coed fencers at the Univer-
sity of North Carolina. They are
now on a Northern tour. Their
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
IF Henderson Wins,
Local School Will Be
Rulers of High School
Cage Sport in County;
Thrilling Game Is Ex-
pected

. The boys basketball teams from
Henderson high school and Zeb
Vance high will meet tonight at 1880
o'clock in the local gymnasium in
the third and final game for the
county cage title.
Each team holds one victory in the
secies, Henderson winning the first
81 to 25, and Zeb Vance copied the
second, Is to 13.
If the Henderson lads can turn
the trick tonight, it will give the
local school its first double county
championship in many years. The
Lassies have already annexed the
girls title without any difficulty.
The Henderson lads got off to a
fair start at the beginning of the sea-
son, begged down terribly during
the middle of the year, but in the
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14
TRAIN KILLS MULE
OF S. P. COOPER'S

A mule belonging to S. P. Cooper,
and which strayed from his farm,
was struck and killed by Seaboaru
Air Line train some time during the
night, Mr. Cooper reported today
The mule strayed Sunday night and
search Monday failed to locate
him. Searchers found the mutilated
body at the Brookstone crossing,
some four or five miles north of the
city, early today. Mr.. Cooper said he
paid $3.50 for the mule last year.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14

DESIGNED D = ARRANGEMENTS
TIE FIRST Duco finished
car. :. Ia.
THE FIRST automatic ais
tributor. -
THE FIRST harmonic %"
ANGER. 81
THE FIRST mecna
fuel pump.
rur FIRST rubber mount
ing Of an engine about :
central axis.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14

schedule called for engagements
with Maryland, Monday, Pennsyl-
vania on Tuesday, Panzer College
at East Orange, N. j., Wednesday, a
triangular contest with Brooklyn
College and New York University
at Brooklyn Thursday night, and
dual matches with Hofstra College
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1939-03-14

you II IND the names OF
Pontiac engineers. And,
right there, you have the
reason why owners, and
other capable judges, rate
Pontiac the most trouble
free car in the world: No
car on earth is better
engineered, and great
engineering and true
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
Future Rests
On The Present
Message Of
w. u Sheriff.

NH nll Detroit prcsi-
t's No AMERICAN lnsll-
'l'' tircSidc Groups,
'F'' IVA programs sun
cw .Nglass Community
Ftt as tnd at lhe Mes
'sa f. .f,h in Grand Rap
"a,
S%' lhe subject The
Ns'o lhc World Tomor-
''' si IN part
Y 1a moving world Of
"'a' .uus circumstances
ca' IL map 90 the world
"7s ,ascd almost every
's' f be FOOLISH for one
~ tet the future Of any
re Nalh Of tomorrow. It
"''n b. .1 "a SAY however. that
n ''f Negro Youth and
''''' ia HE world OF to-
MOTION lmul- ON his status Of
"'' e.'N position he can
's' noN lpl hold them
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
Missing Truck
Driver Found
Had Disposed OF
Cases OF Beer

Cl,de Holmes ara lanes Foind.
extcr drteN ard UoiAer On heei
truck " 'he Paradise pisi'ipn'ins
company s>n pso,ca s'soc' were
arrested NantN m Lieutenant q
Detectives Walia,r Williams AVID
pcccu,e Rob, Nlehen
TIM arrest followed NE deep
pea ancc of rondsN'cr wfh
ruyk rgn'aiuins 80 CASES % beer
Thursday nishf lnr men had lef'
lie headquarters ON lhsir rcsnl''
route. The lr4,A vas found Mon.
day ON ruefn street
ucuhrn Ran president ~ ~
rarsdis Na'eN pisribaHns com
pany said TUESDAY Thar he voaNl
NOT press chaiecs against ciiA'r 81
ihc 'ucu
Police said thar my tNo mon had
confessed ,ollccias for INC Peo'
and using nc money tor 'h'm.
selves The owners had feared 'op.
play At nest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
DR.. lines To Launch Campaign
Against Detroit Edison For Jobs

The Detroit civic Ilehs commit
Tee announces that nr, Nsliam
LLOYD lines distinguished ptelate
and ci,ic leader 40 New YORK city.
viii deliver a public address. sun
da, ANN Is at e,sOp N AZ Ehenc-
yer ANE church. Wills aud Brush
street IN lines viii speak on the
subject The chugshs Response
bauy IN The Ncsros Economic
Slrlgslc
Some Of the questions which ihe
speaker Mil ash the local colored
wnhli &, consider are these" How
many johs did your church secure
for rs m,mbcf~ in 1883 "wha is
your church doing about heai'h "a
cilitics and conditions vital 70 Ne
groesc" Whai is soar church do.
INK to open Jobs for Negroes in The
public utilities. also in civ. roun-
,y. state end national so,erumen,-
al departments
Dr. lines was one 81 The leaders
OF the Negro Co-ordinatng COM
mitlce OF Metropolitan New York,
who recently Went before The Board
Of commerce and Public Lighting
commission Of that ciiy aud made
it possible for members OF The race
20 secure employmcnt With The
eleelric utility companies Of New
York
$ T. Grigshy. chairman % thc
local civic Rights commuters un-
der whore sponsorship ~ lines
is coming 10 Detroit. issues The FOL
lowing statement rclati,e to The
approaching mass meeting lie
SAYS
The Detroit Edison company em-
ploys 3.5oO people and less than 80
are Negroes We are entitled 10 59S
jobs from this company which
have been denied us although we
pay our hsht bills LIKE other ,iti-
zeus.
chairman Crigsby further stat
cd
our committee has some siarll-
ling Information which viii be given
at the meeting at Ebenezer The
meeting will begin promptly at
80 m. as Dr lines will leave
Detroit al tp m Every person at
tcndine The meeting viii be re-
auircd 10 have ticket Tor sdmis-
sion. together With paid mid
winter Edison light bill Admission
tickets will be free
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
Two Fatally
Burned In Fire
Victim Falls
Asleep Smoking

Two men were burned 90 death
in nrcs in Two different sections 81
the city This past weekend
In one Of the deaths police ques-
TONED the comncu.law wife OF the
victim Police said thar they had
information that he Two had quar-
relied earlier In the evening.
Bsnnie rennsman IS died as the
result Of Wifocaiion IN hrc at
li56 llaguc street SATURDAY night
The body was found by searehers
after the IRE had been eNliuguish-
cd
Ofhcers who had hecn stationed
in the house. arrested kalhryn VII
liams. ~. common-law wife OF
Pennyman when she returned
home The following day
She denied setting IRE TO the
garage where she liked with rennN
man. Junk man. hut admitted ,ha'
they had had an argument
A IRE which swept The frame
apartment building 4, o6, Leland
avenue caused The death OF one
man aud chased ,, persons ont OF
their beds at so SUNDAY morning
Duncan Dorsey 81 qiS Garaeld
avenue. q painter and decorator
who had been sleepine in the base
ment. was burned TO death before
me could be rescued by hrenen
who responded TO the alarm
Dorsey had been decorating the
building. Firemcn said that he had
APPARENTLY gone to sleep while
smoking cirgarette
Anna williams and Rose Davis
occupants OF rear apartment
were aroused by Dorseys screams
and notified Truck No ; at Russell
and Erskine streets
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08

Washington ELLIS and his WIFE.
Iosic. Nil appra before limited
states commissioner ',ceeee Read
tridaN April :. CA a hearing on
IA Indictment 'ciwtrd by 4 F-l-
.cral Grand juiy Of Soaihrin Mis-
-is>ippi
The indi, ment chtrrvs Ellis and
his wife with selling aiQuor in Mis-
sissippi between January and June,
~ 1885. without procufins HE prop
cr Federal stamps
stabbed white Warmer
This marx, The second time he
Elliscs have appeared in Federal
court since neeinS Mississippi fol.
low inc the fatal s,abbiug 81, James
LEROY oBoo,s Parker White larm-
or. June T. 1855. hv Ellis The
white man according 10 Ellis. had
attempted TO criminally attach Mrs.
Ellis
Ellis VAS arrested here April -
when fellow wPA worker recog-
uiged the tueitives picture IN a
detective magazine
Mississippi authorities requested
the rendition OF The kllises ON q
law which makes It a Federal of-
tense TO nee state to escape pun
ishmcnt for rape. murder cr Aid.
naring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
tix-Slave Bonus Plan
Invade Eleven States

i.f Naaus Es Slave Bonus
''a 'potang committee an
p VIC AaI lhy uationeI director.
:" p Williams. has introduce
'ae movement INFO eleven stat
I've OF these states. It is re-
NV ra.'a are below the Mason and
49,. Sp0nso'. ase gratiaed by this
0''''s as seventy per cent OF
!. 4''has cA.sla,es are resid-
q 10 Tho Soa,a
D., "a order bat the Ex-Slave Bonus
49,, 49, MAJ secure consideration and
o,. MN ~ The l. 5. Congress. the
,.. -4'1a'ion plans to submit to the
ns',.. eeH'a'lNes at Washington a
So, Gun bearing the names Of at
,s,, '"e maiofi', OF the liSa4s ex-
nrA now IN the United states.
co,. ''e request that the National
no, .,m'nl pay io all OF these for
bo'.'s '''' The sum OF $1,000 az a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
.IanIlor Rejected

They also char sed that one ~ he
janlors a, The project had apvi-
ed for an apartment. but he VAS
likewise rejected when It was leafp-
ed he Was married To White ~o.
man Ana this man had hccn re-
commended By he hianagcmCni Ql
the project
Il was the ,harges " those un.
successful applicants that tho Sc
orders had been issued TO ,ne
management OF The PROJECT aud ei-
80 10 The Tenant Selection Com
mission
George A. Isabel manager ~
The project refused to comment on
charges Mr.. lsshcl declared
that he would make a statement at
later date.
In The meantime The resicw ~
the examination papers by Isabel
and Melvin Trout Was adlonlnei
Tuesday uu,il April 10.
The adjournment was madc b.
he civil Servive Commission 'c.-
lowing the protest OF Auern'N
perciNal X Piper, CuUnScl Tor
Henry = Dunbar. successful appli,
cant for The position of manase.
pf brewster. Mi Piper raised q
legal question about the righl OF
isabel and his attorney Frau,lS
NJ. bent To examine The papers
Fred Smith. secretary OF the
tiVll Service commission, said hr
commission viii rule on the q0cs-
tiou Monday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
100000 M a y Hear
Marian Anderson AT
l. IN c o | n Memorial

WASHINGTON. DC Marian Aa-
derson. the internationally famous
singer Who has been denied tho use
OF both the OARS Constitution
hall and the (white) Central High
school auditorium here for a SEIZED
uled concert April 10. will sing IN
the Nation ) capital on schedule and
under auspices never enioNed be
fore by singer OF any race.
she will sing IN cpcn air al the
lLncoln Memorial There Viii he
NO charges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
DR.. Turner H e a d s
New Surgical Group

staff members OF Edith X Tho
mas Memorial hospital announced
this week the formation OF the
Alexander Turner surgical SocieiN
in Detroit. with a membership ot
30 The newly formed society Is
headed by Dr. A. /. Turner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
New Surgical Group
Formed In d etroit

10 8. pose So 4l ne
ne satoaras q, co'cecd s4tsc'-f
IS pcsc ard mliafc i7i'ir''
in rcscA s1i assts So 'rair.rg
N'uns mer 'ae neirof Surslsa}
so,'cy Nas formed 'hgcc weeks
sso
pr W ~ " Johnson is p'csi-
DENT ~ 6 " Ao'rison vice.
rfrsiifn ~ " a. Mnrpn sees
r,iat, Somc Sc ~ nihsr mcmhtfs
arc of~ ffsnh RNiord Theodore
Whre Nns. Hcmu. Rchla-
san u Hn Joseph y Mis-
and Wal'e Mack
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
>outherncr> tnllcbcd

Aumnc,~ llsod n lnNml- aad
William Golden. cngns, ~ BEL
defendants arenra iuAt h' fwV
fed fsom Mississippi - IS, lpc i'
fury ot ih, mob which ss,nfted
immediately followue he s,aAaHs
ON The streets " B,aieuia
Commissioner } Staul,, Hard
granted the request OF iN, ftde0,
authorities la Mssiss.pp Nu' Che
case Was appealed io Federal
court. aud Judge Edward Mcinet
denied the eNtiadi,uon Nfy eaus-
tcally cri,icisins the icG4es,iae
officials
Immediately a.tef me 4,ae a'-
tempt 90 the Southern oai,iais -
have Ellis returned h.cash the
Federal courl.,h Mississippi o0ic-
iais appealed 10 Flauk Murphy
then governor iog The rendition Of
The prisoner
Dismlsse> Warrant
Judge " Mckay SAillmsn Of Re
ccrders coup, dismissed the tuel-
tive warrant last October after
Governor Murphy refused 70 sign
The eN,radi,tion papers
The Eliises had hesn isesd on
bond since August
IN commenting op\ 'hc latest
move by us Mlssisslpei authorities
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
Commissioner
Recommends Cash
For Mrs. Simons
Court Shows
$4,000 Given
Joe Ross

concentration o. ielsemen'
on 80 900 io Mrs Jenny Snipps
Wnre Woman vho had Aa sed i"e
Ross wih untNftl NrNheld0-
flom her i pa fiom ihe nafs
IN whnh sbe charged ~he Na- a
sllcu pnlncr Was made N'an
da, lN loes = $ Aneil' ~Nn'
County rnear to4t pmm 'H
The re,ommenaa, : epiDM
sipucp l.oas = 'tnetsf w 10
suhm.uca % igdce la laNn pNe-
sid.nE iadse 10 Ns,re 'Nn'f
cun curt
10 oppose Recommendation,
Arerrey fafola y Ssens
counsel ior Ross, s'afep Ns7H'
ds, ma no 0on'd oppese ia >.
ommeudaror 81 commissions
Scnnclder However, e lsNs
poin'ed so 'he the ireti
judges rsa,T, fa'low INC pa
menaNions ~ ne scuf 'oe
comm s~ipners
Nss sinone IS insi VAS NMe
ION a-~rue had testified 'n'' st'
Ihad d,anrd Ross spplnNlina
s,pooo sipee She ne am 90 'f'
| rnls money ~he -w N'
ontoe business Wlh ~ dt'tald
Rarher,hop r"r'cr
T. oss ic>f aca as Ross 8
A., farnswot.h fc' bad ur
lN,. Simnns IA le.t whslr he va,
porter W ba Dc' shop oa NNv's
Nasd aycnac near Wagc1 v,aac
Nls Smuns sam .as -iH,s
lqaenrl, ~. BAD entered n1 81
lasteemep, vfA ROSS she a 'r'
tAsd mar tacv had nal g iotn
taani IN hc hsok A. ,aunsld ave-
lnAe aud Chene ,'rr,' % l'-S
Won In baseball Pool
The planf odme.ed vhtas-
4, SEQ w "a hssepa'l p"l in iH'6
laud iold 'ne nu fhN .a' -rN'
lReSs iuou 80 ~ mooney
l,hasc au,fhe poe "'a l'.''"'
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-04-08
Editor Writes Letter

There is also he charge Thai
letters were written by an edsof
OF a daily paper IN behalf Of al
employee for apartments in The
projects.
The name o. member % Na,l,
rema club. who had been certified
Tor an apartment in the pfoJtsl and
then rejected when u Was learned
that he VAS married 10 a White
woman. VAS giNen by lhc appH.
LaanlS