davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-06-20
ROOMS FURklsHED-Northwest. est.

1884 COLUMBIA RD. N.W.--Men, S.
week. single room. 10 min. downtown on
efs BEDS maid serv xD
HOME h iO FOR ABu BusiNTssMAN. Chevy Chase.
near Connecticut ave; bus 20 minutes
from downteTn; all e eonyenieness y sl5 per
well; ;furn. master oedrm.. twin beds, 4
o sep , ssS mon bus EN- fnS G
studio room m 70 " Quiet apt rerson; lisht % siteh.
DUPoNT CTRcLE. 1909 Conn. ave ave. NV
Single room. nicely furnished, two closets:
ToTE Reyi natf fo$ SeS9 per Hpf center o,
sRk f9g els5S No1sS sGo%s s. ads e Me- s44
1879 sth sT.MLarse front t'Vi double rm.,
home So es sA 46e
less 8 Week and oor es
H9SA fs}7 ARkANsAs s lssn AVE. Hye NW-oentemen N.Y.
permsnently per an or temporarily sinsle rooms
f7Rp III "a. "sskf ave- NV IN sa a. White HOUSE use
SHOWER s55 rGnt srdn apt De Pfs FRANc
Iii7 MASS. AVE. N.w.-Large 1st-fioor
front MesE be6rGom running water only s.
week. Will not De accepted.
81 s RANDoIPm iNiliS PI M eS.sFnt N.W.Mharse front
room, nicely furnished suitable for, 2;
s 81 h ans ST. 3ui We f mo fons sl1 twin
1920 18th ST. N.W.-single room, gentle
man, man; p sho~ers' near Dupont Circle S25
II46 BELMONT ST. N.w.-Large front rm.
on first floor, comfortable twin beds; near
$40 mo. Apply after pm. DE. 1909.
113S CONN. AVE.-Large single semibath;
refined refined gentleman; $25 month. Inquire
ROOM ROOM for +. employed a woman. aa4o, in
nShS s NEW Tssk1z EAMpsH1RE 4Gf $sth AVE. +
floor next TO bath. in quiet home: near
REaR fff pTPoNT ssntesn PrefsT $50
elderly eentIeman: Ss5 mo; 'Si' pvt home. ONE.
el35 F ST: N.W:-smaIl single Studio hall
1G9@' t1oa IN ahs ST. Nw1Nice ~ 9 Clean large rm
congenia co1seT business couple privileges ex
Sse s1 o0sse ssrd 81 81 NV NV. after For pm ot,cers
women, attractive suite in delightful
ase sron1ds n cs wo ovetS 4Sss after
CoLoRED-1o36 PARK RD.: several COM
dortaDie oems an for single and marrisd
COLORED-033 ST. NV, Apt l5-
Large room, 50 per week. No cooking.
GoLoRED3lso. o. RIGGS pL. N.w.-Larse
furn. nm. for . girls; Si.25 each; must be
employed: also hall rm. for !, $500
CoLoRED-IaIi KENYON st, nw.-Rm.
week each. Phone NO O060
COLORED-17is SWAN ST. N.W.-Large
furnished front room; employed persons;
COLORED-6O5 KENYON ST NW-Two
girls or couple: some privileges; S5 a wk
COLORED-i7 FLORIDA AVE. NV
LARGE front room, convenient, on car
CoLoRED-MAN AND WIFE or elderly
woman, new home, 1920 Howard road
e. So monthly. RE. $500. Ex. 2497,
coLoREDEiso4 FIRST ST. N.w.-Laree
front rm. for man and wife or > girls,
Ss wk; for couple. or So each for girls.
COLORLD - GOVERNMENT EMP lady.
no cooking; s.. 772 Hobart place NV
Call DU. 3I55.
COLORED-Ils1 FLA. AvE.-Front room.
attractive, for respectable man, SIS week
COLORED-35a4 18th ST. N.w.-Rehned
Christian girl to share room with girl,
Evening star., 1945-06-20
FARM and GARDEN.

vile 2o5s. or write WADE BROS. Boyd.
FARM TRACTOR. WAC. international
on rubber, set of 4-bottom lain. plows
TRAcfSRsDist + %afsa H9Eie 2e77 saT7ow, plOws
spreaders, ali types farm D equipment: i! seiiint
as agent. Phone Falls Church, Va.
TREE REMOVAL, complete landscaping
Planting, seeding: draining; no job toe
compensation liability and property dam.
age INSURANCE: WASHINGTON LAND.
sasHN.IS FiBER fB s0'Gi GLASS As osHS Mulch vii
eliminate weeds in your. vegetable and
flower garden, reduce cultivation and wa.
!ssns s fry eneaHfh ri elaaIss
Roekyllls. Nd; Phone Rockville 657-w
green's for screen foundation lawn. large
lowering shrubs, ,old-fashioned perennials
ior banks. shady spots. grading. seeding
walls, guard rails. pergolas arbors, trellis
iriveways. dagstone walks, terraces. rock
:ardens. pools. painting. .tcarpentering. Won.
iergro makes poor soils good: good soils
setter; Free estimates. II. 1925, 81.
GARDENING. pruning. planting hedge
cutting. Phone Sligo 0304 or SH. 9119
thNpscRPE tiisT s APE GARDENER and contractor.
grounds. large and small parks, cemeteries,
residence grounds speciality: seeding.
sertilizins, spraying, trees trimmed and
removed; estimates free. AT. $3.50. 22'
Evening star., 1945-06-20
APARTMENTS uNFvRNisnsp.

FOR COLoRED-Walker g Dunlop, Inc,
announce the opening on Sunday, July l,
Of new colored apartment development,
located at 10th and Central ave. Sc,
dens, containing ! and 2 bedroom Units,
renting for $3.50 and S62.50. includ-
WANTED-To exchange 3-rm, kitch. and
bath apt, near 10th and Columbia I'd,
Sao. for smaller apt" not over $50. Box
: ROOMS. kitchen and semibath; $3.50.
2S13 18th ST. NE rooms kitchen and
bath, 5000, exchange for renal Of
house. Don't gall otherwise. TE os72.
cooking facilities, sink. Frigidaire, private
tiled bath, excellent ventilation; four girls,
WANTED-unfurnished house. . or more
bedrooms. within 20 miles of downtown
D. c. willing but not necessary to ex-
change ynfurnished Arlington, !vaD apt.
kitchen and dinette. OR unfurnished Phil
adelphia apt. with bedroom, large dinette,
kitchen, bath and large living room with
Murphy bed. located 20 minutes from Phil
adelphia Navy Yard Phone CHI. 4402
after b d m. weekdays and all day Sun 24E
Evening star., 1945-06-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTIoN-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients waiting
ss 1a r'rnhs alss eTcs 81 csssf1iP2a a 5Gr
WE CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE. We can get
attention. r 4 HUMpHRiEs. Realtors.
AZ sSx Nc rs cas;Gl RNT 81 "a pF0ey.1yw. sa3e
sshiht atER PIl's 300 rfff th spDssr rn eGSS s}S6
We CAN SELL YOUR HOUSE at it's full
value today. Our opinion entails no obli-
cation. Ask for Mr.. Browning. VIM. H.
sAUNDERs at co, INC. realtors, established
Esa? rRicE os ass nous. s. IN D. c. or
Silver Spring. Experienced salesman will
render eflcient service. sTRoUP REALTY
co; 5322 Gs; ave RA s7eo:
sood % neishsorhood @ SI s1eooo to os'ae9sS siS ooo
cash. No brokers, please. BOX 363-R,
J. e. WELDON CO.. EST. 1890. has ready
buyers for homes and all other types Of
p real estate. - Call Mr.. Henderson. ME.
DESIRE detached brick home up to $50
900; good NV. location. D. c., or nearby
Montsomery County: large level lot; pos
csb ssif0n aousEs Ss E. vt Rh9ne or Ap pos fass heat.
viii pay the highest price. spot cash no
eoRmtssipn eogs Isl ion soea Can MR.. ALBERTs, MA.
Cash BUYER Immediately in need of brick
soqes or in Silver
PRens Vi AsfseHs a5fs JN Ns0mes 1ess action
CASH BUYERS for 2 modern brick homes,
either Chevy Chase, D. c., Shepherd Park
or vicinity of upper 18th st. Will pay up
eoiokEpkEFfN2b e faG99e hnfsSeb FAMILY wants 8.
room house in NV; section, oil heat, hard
wood floors; $4,000 cash. Call WI 25T1.
Evening star., 1945-06-20

GENTLEMAN TO SHARE small hotel apt.
Conn. ave. near H st. NV. Phone NE.
1879 for information. $40 per month
BOX zoe. Star. 20*
BROOKLAND AREA-Living room, dining
room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen and bath. well
furnished; convenient to store and transp
adults preferred: wife, husband and child
over 10 acceptable; everything except
linen: $3.50: Box 347-R, Star.
x1SSg 2U.i hAPH aa2 70 sIe aS apt With
ences. Box 274-E, Star. 2l'
z GIRLS to share 2,bedroom apt. with 2
other at girls; Sso O. each, Che 1924 Conn. ave.
1874 MONROE ST. NV rms. kitchen
Frigtdaire: semipvt. bath: S75. NO. 4s15
q Sth ST. N.E.-Two rooms, furnished
for housekeeping, private entrance and
toilet; couple with small child: $50 mo. p
FURN. APT, modern duplex. ! bedrm
]. r., ,dinette. kitchenette and bath
screened porch; dishes and all kitchen
utensils furn.; immed, bet. 3 and Z.
500 mo; At 224 36th st. ne, Apt. ..
ala ST. NV, Apt. "A girl to share
an apartment with two others; S25 a
1856 EASTERN AVE. N.W.-1 rm.. kitch-
IN: semiprivate bath, refer., all util. incl,
$50 JEFfFksoN ST. N.w.-Bedrm, large
KITCHEN, screened porch; $50 mo. RA.
GLOVER PARK-Bedrm. kit, liv. rm..
o1y' $50 mo. EN-. $3.50. Box 35O-R, Star.
Evening star., 1945-06-20
BOATS,

3OAT-32 foot custom built cabin cruiser
accommodates four; ready to go; $4,000.
:is:FT. BOAT, No. 1aJ1oe. 7h-ft. beam,
-ailway, Deale, Md: $3.50 North 5000
SPEEDBOAT. 1914 TT; special mahogany
boat, 33-h.p. Evinrude complete equip
ment: $685.. CHI. $3.50 22s
31-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT CRUISER, inclosed
deckhouse. in excellent condition. lots of
extras. rehnished and ready to go; $500;
located in Chesapeake Bay area; pictures
on request Box 279-E, Star 21'
OuTB0ARD M0TOR-Evinrude, S125:
within OPA ceiling price. Call after .
nm. IA 9lO2.
Evening star., 1945-06-20
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1925 18th ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished sin
gle, room for young man, downtown, ex-
cellent board. shower. 22s
ave.-Refned home: very cool; surround.
ed by large trees room and board. twir
beds; refined couple or girls; $50 mo
for two. GE. 2S16.
1889 GIRARD ST. N.W.-Delicious meals
lovely maple furniture; convenient trans.
portation, shopping center; 9 double base
AID 1852
Evening star., 1945-06-20
ROOMS FURhlsHEp-hor.heost.

9i2 GIRARD ST. Me- room housekeep-
ing privileges: unlim. phone; $50; settled
middle.ag couple. Phone after $50
DU. S245.
So each: one to share with Govt girl
After p.n 21'
6iI LEXINGTON PL. NE.-Larse room
twin beds. nice loca ton, Is min TO Navy
Yard; married couple or men preferred.
$ each per week. TR. s4122
COLORED-212 DIVISION AVE. Ne
Double rm. for refined men or women, SIC
wk. for .. Call after &. AT 434a
COL0RED-24I 57th ST. N.E.-Furn. rm.,
suit for man and wife or . gentlemen:
cooking privilS.: So wk each. AT 5623
Evening star., 1945-06-20
CATTLE and LIVE STOCK.

FOR SALE = Shetland pony, / open
;,,Eheei ssStle cert ~ harnesses western
DEALER in feeder pigs and shoats, So
and up: good selection at all times. Can
be seen any time except Sundays. VIM.
J HINES, Brinklow, Md. Phone Ashton
S24l. 22s
FOR SALE. horse, Jumper. Is hands, bay.
blaze. face. one white sock gentle and
ONE soRREL WORK HORSE, beautiful
animal, broken to work single or double.
8 ponies, . 5-ealted horses l beautiful
sorrel mare, 3-eaited; . milk cows, single
and double harness. new and used saddles
and brides. LEWIS RIDING STABLE,
East-West highway between Riges rd. and
New Hampshire ave, Green Meadows, Md,
WA. 97O2.
rALoMINo STALLION. . years old. regis
white name and tail. Can be seen BY
appointment only. J. c. LEWIS. UN. 4I14
Evening star., 1945-06-20
Aprs. FURNISHED tcsr..)

WILL SHARE BUNGALOW with service
family; care q girls ase and 81 re-
VHeo VIZ. 1169 tM eveninss. SAY 10Th A 1yao avs
Green Meadows. 25'
LARGE ROOM tull-sige kitchen, nicely
furnished: "a block transportation; $14
wees. 1919 18th ST. NV
COL0RED-I116 HARVARD ST. NV
rooms, kitchenctte, semiprivate bath;
men; only S55 mo- Call HO cola
Evening star., 1945-06-20
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

PEKINGESE PUPPIES. little beauties; pedi-
creed and reg. Axe; reas. 2104 Addison
Chapel rd.. Kenilworth ne. Ii. 0317.
COCKER SPANIEL, red 3 months old.
nouse broken. well trained; moving to
Florida: $50 EN-. 313S
PART-PERSIAN kittens. 3 cream males. /
silver tabby female: S5 ca. F. c. 1744-W.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, Axe registered.
hampton stock. parti-colored female; really
COCKER sPANIEL, 1s-month-old black
Lemale: registered Axe; likes children.
cockER &C M1 fSb PuPp1Es. choice red and white.
for sale: 8 weeks old: Axe registered So
NJ St: NV. Apt. 206. District 6O73 all
day Sunday: after pm. weekdays.
BOSTON BULL, 3-year-old female: good
matron, affectionate with children; $40.
GE 44a7
COCKER PUPS, thoroughbred, pedisreed,
solid black and parti. DU. 095o. 2I.
GERMAN sHEPHERD a pafsi DOGS 3 mon Months old,
most gorgeous seeing-eye dogs; SIS. 3025
IRISH SETTER PUPPY. female, reg. with
pedigree; $50. After $50 pm, 707 10th
WANTED-Homes with fenced yards for
6 kittens and male shepherd dog TIA
4434 after pm. or Sunday.
COOKERS, all colors --- S25 to $40
Cookers, show prospects $50 to S75
Eedlineton, male, ch. 500
Kerry blue, male, ch. sired $50
Persian kittens. white, red, tabby $40, ST .
Wlre-hared terrier. female S25
DOG HOTEL, 7344 Georgia ave, ia 1921 !,
Evening star., 1945-06-20
HOUSES UkFush,sHEp.

534 NEWTON PL. N.W.-5 rms. and bath
INC. 1Il5 Eye st. NV. MA. 64ss. -'
EXCHANGE 5-room house in Congress
Heights, 321S 9th st. Sc, $37. so, for apt
or duplex Call GE O52S.
Evening star., 1945-06-20
POULTRY 8 EGGS.

WANTED-Chicks or chickens UP to s
or weeks old, Box BAR, Star.
CoCKERELS, IL weeks old Sl75 each;
.-week-old pigs. Bowie 1913.
HAISE BROILERS for the CHICKEN IN
THE ROUGH sYND. Must have expert
nee raising large numbers Cali Woodley
I4S3 from $50 IN to l. and < p m. to
: pm. or write 1929 w st. NV. Wash
ineton. D c o0s
Evening star., 1945-06-20
MOVING, PACKING and STORAGE

AETNA MOVING 4 STORAGE CO.-Local
and and lor distance, No Job too large and
"a, 900 SO. Fl. available for storage: clean.
bright fireproof bldg: complete storage
service; very reasonable rates GE. $500
moving done at your convenience, day or
night: reasonable rates. CO. 94S3. 81.
MOVING AND STORAGE, reasonabl rates.
payment on your moving EDELMAN'S
MOVING & STORAGE CO., TIA 2937. 2Os
Evening star., 1945-06-20
HOUSES FUR. OR uhEuR.

2-bedroom house or apartment, furnished
or unfurnished, is desired by averaae
couple with small, normal female offsprine
Tel IT; cORB1N. RE. 740O. Ext. -57s1.
Evening star., 1945-06-20
ROOM WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BREAKFAST by settled man.
Washington or Arlington, near bus connec-
tons to Pentagon: give full particulars
Box 263-E, Star. oOs
EMPLOYED MOTHER, daughter o years,
board and room; good location. Cali
MRS: NAGEL, Elk. 1000. Ext. 916 2Os
LADY; past middle age, room and board,
in refined gentle home; D. c., Md, Va
Box 40l-E, Star
Evening star., 1945-06-20
ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-Mp. ond VA.

6iI A ST. S.E.-Laree front room ;,
double beds, ? people; s. week each. over
> will be less. FIR. 4767.
Evening star., 1945-06-20
APTs. FURN. AND UNFuRN.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

2 LARGE ROOM APT, S45: also 2-roon
and kitchenette attic apt, S25; opposit,
Agriculture Dept. 22S 18th ST. sw AT
59l9. Ewes. and holidays, TR 34O7,
Evening star., 1945-06-20

1901 MT. VERNON AVE, Alexandria-Next
door to Vernon Theater. for men; bus stop
at door. direct line to Govt. bldgs.: .
double sleeping rooms and l single room
S. week per person 2ls
Evening star., 1945-06-20

ORDERS Now BEING SOLICITED for post
war delivery OF rev Tsylorcrafts. SwifJs
ssppd Republic ,sesbee .Anphibians,. Oliver
AIRPLANE FLYING INSTRUCTION. For
details cell CONGRESSIONAL AIRPORT
OIL. SSSS. or HYDE FIELD, ST. 0SSS.
Evening star., 1945-06-20
COAL, WOOD and FUEL OIL.
AVIATION,

ANDIRONs, Are tools screens ana ali rre.
BROMWEIL. ro1 Din 81 NV ME il3I
Evening star., 1945-06-20

8 large rooms, h.-w.h, full basement;
one Of the last available in this block;
So, 900 down.
trees In yard; near I1th st. and Park I'd !:
down payment $1,500 PARK ROAD
HOUSING CO.. DE. 17l0, FIR. 4765.
COLORED-SNIALL COOPERATIVE apt.
house on principal street; 3 stories, stone
and brick structure; oil heat, terrazzo
ants furnish gas and electricity; financed
by building and loan trust at 81. $3.50
per thousand. We have a coneenial pro-
spective purchaser who wishes a partner
to buy one-hah
Corner brick, near Howard University
8 rooms. tiled bath. recreation room. oil
heat: owner occupied: liberal terms. PARK
ROAD HOUSING CO., DE. 17i0. FIR. 4765
Evening star., 1945-06-20

WEEKEND SPECIALS rooms, 2la bath.
Anil, stone and brick, oil h-w h, large
$3.50.
3-5 rms. bath, h.-w.h., coal. lge lot,
etc. $500 to $3.50
$3.50.
2-7 rms. "a bath. ami Price, S7,a5o
and $9,750. All near 10c bus, stores.
schools. etc. BY appt. only; others to
select from, Gil. 1851.
CONTINUED on Next Page,l
Evening star., 1945-06-20

Continued on Next Pase.l
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Say Real Estate
BrokerDuped 80,
Collected So, 966

ARA sned Monday on charge
OF obtaining money under false
pretenSe, Hammat Davis. 81. OF
1882 Oakland. real estate broker
VAS placed on a $1,000 bond by
Recorders Judge Christopher F.
Stein. Davis faces an examina-
ton on Sept II.
According TO Sergeant Seward
Lusk. the prosecutor has received
approximately 80 complaints
charging that the defendant ac-
cepted S2.966 as rental deposits
for property which was already
occupied and which was not
available for rent.
Davis stood mute when arrai gned
Monday. Complainant in the case
is Mrs. Helen Williams OF 4465
fireman who charges that Davis
accepted $50 from her for the
rental OF premises which he prom
Sed bu; could no; deliver 10 her
during October OF last year.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
FIees Mate, Leaps
OFF A High Porch

\ young woman who told police
shat she had Jumped from sec
end story porch - escape the APP
parent re ~ her husband was
treated a, Receiving hospital this
week FOR q possible fracture Of the
..-h. lee
She was identified as Mrs. Ethel
Logan -. O; 6+2 + Willis street.
Mrs Logan said that she had a
tiEh. with her unnamed husband.
and jumped from the porch when
lC tried ~ catch her.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
3IlIvE yIlUIl0UIvs
AWAITS FATE
0 N SEPT. | 3

On Thursday. Sept. l3. Record
er's Judge Christopher Z Stein
Will decide whether or not Miss
Jane Jackson. l.. of 1908 King
street, Will De freed or held for
trial on first degree murder
charge in the fatal shooting last
August 3 Of Christopher Marlowe
Crawford, ~. owner Of chain OF
flower shops.
TESTIMONY given last Thurs
day a; the examination held be-
fore Judge Stein disclosed that
the young Wayne university coed
had fatally shot Crawford as nc
opened the door 10 his Office al
1916 Oakland avenue.
Damaging testimony was given
by James Jeffries Of $50 Medbury
avenue. former employee Of the
flower shop on Oakland avenue.
lie testified that he had seen
Miss Jackson throwing things
around I'm the shop and Office on
the date of the fatal shooting. ---
. According to police one wit
ness saw the young lady toylng
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Jemison. Other Officers
Reelected By Acclaim

It's weight on the SIDE Of progress
and liberalism IN It's annual meet
ing that ended last Monday
The six-day meeting was high
lighted bt the unanimous re-
election Of DIR. ID. v. JemiSon
and all national officers BY aC-
ciSmatioH on YnurSday AFTER
noon.
THE IMPRESSIVE reelection
ceremony followed the delivery Of
The presidents annual message by
the Rev /. \, PukSton, president
ofl the Georgia Baptist convention.
Failing sight prevented DR.. Jcmi-
SON from delivering his own mes
sage
The message praised the work o!
;he board and departmental lead
rrs Of the convention and urged AZ
increase IN the Goodness of The
Negro and white ministry and
laliy The only remedy for TINS
worlds malady is INC Christian
religion II The Christian religion
is gwen fair chance ~ viii ac-
ComplSh this task. JcmlSon SAID
The conventions answer 10
what the Negro people want. was
set forth In eleven resolutions
- See BAPTISTS. Page
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Police Report
No Race Strife
In House Wreck

Although physical evidence re-
flutes ;hCir findings. 3 report sub
mived 10 Police Commissioner
BallenGer by SgtS Burt Berry and
Leo Mack shows that there was no
evidence vi racial disturbance
when whites pulled down part OF
the house at 1922 Vermont.
The home was recently purchased
by John Wadley. and he had pre-
pared 20 move into the house when
a mob OF whites tore down the
porch and broke out windows
The house had beeP occupied hy
a White family unfH -hoE. *.
Co,orCd families live on both sides
Of he house.
The report submitted BY the Off
GERS states that no one admitted
calling police on the night of Sept
~ See POLICE page
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
ACTION COMES
AFTER A PROBE
BY The NAACP
Two Defendants Charge
Police Officers
Beat Them

Investigation " police brutality
cases by the NAACP found another
added to the list as Commissioner
John Ballenger informed the
NAACP this week that he had
taken specific action on police
brutality complaints.
The most recent case came up
when Recorders Judge Van Zile
found Hesco Burch. $3.50 Good
win. and Arthur Dixon. 329 Hoi-
brook, guilty Of engaging In, An
Illegal h9sinesA SEPT 5. Bursh
!
role & peacemakef. was given
. suspended sentence.
THE NAACP is investigating
charges of brutality by Patrolman
Charles Schlachter who struck
Dixon. Burch and a recently dis
charged veteran. Thomas Wilson,
with a blackjack. In finding the
defendants guilty in a trial based
on circumstantlal evidence, Judge
Van Zile censured the officers for
excessive use of authority.
The trouble started in Burch's
Shoe Shine and Confectionery a:
652 Ovens street on Sept. l. Dixon
was waiting on customers when
three plainclothes officers came III
and began searching the place.
They had no search warrant and
did not immediately identity them
selves as officers, according 10
Dixon and witnesses.
The search continued peacefully
until Burch. the owner. came into
the store. Burchs demands for an
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
BLASTS ARMY BIAS IN FAR EAST
Ballenger Acts In Brutality Cases
Adjourn Motion
To Name Atlas
Power Receiver

Hearing on a motion, to show
cause why a receivership should
not be appointed for the Atlas
Power Cooperative at 200 E.
Vernon Highway, was adjourned
Monday to Friday in Circuit
Court The motion was filed oy
Mrs. Jimmie Moore Hariston
who was appointed one of the
directors of the group following
the death OF Arthur w. Reed,
inventor. last July.
Tony Santos. all official OF the
Atlas Power Cooperative. said
the Sugar Island company. Is
not a part OF the Atlas Power
Co-operative which was not in
oorporated by the state. The
Sugar Island company is a
Michigan corporation" said
Santos.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
correspondent
TELLS OF BIAS
IN Obi AREA
Red Cross Also Accused
Of Discri minatiOn
Against Negroes

Charges of rank discrimination
by army. navy and Red Cross off,
Gals IN the China-Burma-I India
theatre against Negro service per-
sonnet were made by Frank Boil
den, war correspondent, on his re-
turn 10 the States this week.
BOLDEN, WHO represented IL
newspapers of the Negro News
paper Publishers Association in
the Obi. is still suffering from a
touch of malaria. and declares that
he will have 20 continue taking
atabrine tablets for a month until
his system is freed of the germs.
Lend lease is such a racket, Boz
den reported, that the U.s., send
ing trucks to Persia and India for
! the British. has 10 deliver them 10
their destination BY American SOL
diers after the ship landx and then
thire the same trucks back from
the British in order to transport
the drivers back to the docks.
Correspondents have to take
their dispatches for the United
States 10 the US. British. and In
dian Offices located in three differ
ent parts of the town and nobody
| hurries.
Segregation In the Red Cross
as in the United States. Is COM
mon all over the area and is
aggravated where club workers
are from the South" Bolden said.
DESPITE ORDERS from home,
there is an army jim crow swim
ming pool in Calcutta across the
street from British swimming
pool where all races and both sexes,
including high caste Indians, bathe
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Efforts To Free
Two Bounce Back

A warrant charging William Q
Mcrriweaiher. SO, of 1858 De
Quindre street with obSiractng
an officer while the latter was max
ing an arrest, was recommended
Tuesday on the complain; II Pa
:rolman John Dom browSki
DonbroWSki said that While he
vas arrcSting several men 80 Or
leans and Dawson for being drums
Merriwcather attempted - take
two OF the prisoners from hm
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1945-09-15
Lester Nc Fall
Called Cruel In
Diuorce Action

Charging extreme cruelty, Mrs
Mildred McFall filed divorce dc-
ton against her husband, Lester.
last week.
In her bill of complaint Mrs
McFall charges her husband ahan-
doncd her Dec. Is. 1914 She states
that his income is more than 500
a month as an employee OF the
state.
Mrs. McFall is asking for pcrwa-
ncn, alimony and support Of their
six.year-old daughter PaiSyC. Snc
also wants the household furnish.
ines which they acquired follow 81
ins their marriage IN june 1911.