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Evening star., 1946-12-18

VACANT. IN SILVER SPRING, 2-bedrm.
as bs ssas and asbestos @ rsDsse nDss On N fs y 0,
ssreened5in' r q porch; $1,000 down. " sToIIssR'
= m buys ys: new s. .sgs ssss ss
decorated Ao''sufti to suit I purchaser w JAMisoS
50 ss.sSo;y Takoma park.Here it is, a s-Sm:
S5, 800 1st mortg... 4ss, ,S42 a mo. mt,
6aSems:;;a owner leaving. says ''sell i, /"
s14.95O; Bethesda-colonial a-story brick,
yrs. old; owner leaving: generous rooms,
rm.,, refgr. and stove; ground-level base
basement; wooded lot; conv. location. wi.
ATTENTION. civilians and veterans
both Of YOU the finest 5000 and $1,000!
ao-ft. front wooded lot, north Of Silver
Spring. with all utilities. Features of the
homes. include $3.50 down payment, re-
as ss m sSo snd $751;
rms ,i baths bath With tub and fi,9 shower A large
ares M TGe ft Wiz s
h.-Wh., laundry trays. sheient furnace;
auas On busiine, &C cony % to schools and Shopping;
highly restricted, Come to see our model
home now. We invite comparisons: MUN-
poCK DOC ~ REALyY. ALT Kensinston, Md sH'
RRtOsclKviLLE@Larse older home in fine
residential area; $4,000 cash required;
saMuEn as f4r sarfs fsodhEY IhaR 7oo4 Wis ave-
WI, 1920, WI. $500; ewes. and SUM-. Mr..
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = 2-bedroom
house; excellent condition: West Lanham
Hills Md $500 cash. balance S65 per
mSnth. aSsa No agents. OWNER eyes, %. Elk.
WESTHAyEN, MD.-L.ovely detached, CEN
ter-hall brick home, on corner lot, con-
sisting of living room. with fireplace, DIM
ing room, kitchen and breakfast alcove, .
large bedrooms and 2 modern baths,
screened-in porch. large garage, auto.
heat: Washington's 1oveliest suburban sec
tion; priced for immediate sale. For
informa ton to inspect call Mr.. Sebastian,
MA 1900: ewes. and Suns. WI. 5946.
ENGLISH VILLAGE, Bradley Hills, Be-
thesda-Very attractive white brick b9ngso
low on beautiful landscaped lot 60x1S0
in one of the finest sections Of this con-
venient suburban neighborhood: excellent
condition throughout, this house has large
living rm. with beautiful bay window and
fireplace. lge. dining rm.. modern kitchen.
bedrms.. bath. screened living porch,
and hardwood doors throughout. ROBERT
L. McKEEVER CO., Realtors, shoreham
Bldg. Ma. 1850. -l0
Evening star., 1946-12-18

home. in the Hi
lge. liv. rm. ant
equipped kit. 2nt
ample closets; fu
fenced yard; cor
reasonable cash:
COMMONWEALTH
Evening star., 1946-12-18

5 CHOICE 1st commercial properties in
fast-groyinR virginia community. j. LEE
PRICE, 1908 Arlington Ridge rd., 8. Phone
ia 1904, Ivy 1872. -l9
Evening star., 1946-12-18

I bedrms, and s baths tbedrm: and bath
ssdss s soafss s sliss sms a' ;S0n. a heosss ana
gear gar: priced Surprisingly low; ,sS1, shown
eo ssS4 wlssa Sn's blvd ah
ington-This attractive .2-story detached
1se hd%f sees contains on st aoe
and bath on the. second door. basement
with lavatory; side porch; electric rsfrig-
sssss9 ss q ssa
Ma. a345.,
IxAEDKIA yaA E5ia ,1gs lgvsly ros astashsSs aIsS
private bath. Cheerful dining room: mod;
sha s oath stihsn On sss nooa
5SIsss I'd ans%pprtaaSn 81 tsaoanyensn SCHOOLS PRICE,
ssl $50. owner leaving city WIN siyss II. i9,-
mediate posssssior. This evening sz Sall MI; I;
en esfnso6SsHsoSM asc Hsa,sSs R6usE ssso on an acre
This house for the small family nS.a has hyins iaS
cath on on first. noor.. and bedrooms and
sss q 0o o:a tas aps eS9
plan plan .of this home IS such that additioRRs
Inc Of the building. For terms see MASON Ma y
Columbia pike. Phone Alex. 5Sl2. Closed
sS sSnSsSDiERN nMSSDERN HOMES; s11, Beautiful
wooded subdivision, large lots talmost V
acres), West Falls Church, Va. Groom;
2-story brick detached, 8 bedrooms, fun
basemtnt, tiled bath, gas heat and al
modern improvements. Construction start
ing jan !, first homes will be ready Tor
spring OCCUPANCY. These homes win be
built in order Of applications received
For in forncAtion, call ARLINGTON BUILD.
ERs, NC, CH. s849; also Owens 1904
On on soth ST. NoRTH. blocks from wash
ington Golf and Country Club: almost !
living room. dining room. den; breakfast W
room and Kitchen; possession IN 90 days. M
WEAVER Bros, NC. Washinston Hlds..
DL $500. EyenirEs qL 44S0
tslrs 1875 g: 81. z on intsrssct,oH q q
s.stcry frame DWELLING containing . rooms
and bath and basement: priced reasonahly.
nasSas S33, Ills
Evening star., 1946-12-18

our MONTHLY ,PAYMENT financing to
about the same as rent: representative
on the property daily; g TO 8 Pm; Pm AT at
r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
TRUMAN'S EFFORTS
DEEMED GESTURE
BY RANDOLPH

A PaiiIip Randolph lnterna-
tionsl president Of the Brother
hood Of Sleeping Car Porters stlt-
ed that rrcsideu; Truman's be-
lated effort TO develop q survey
OF fGcts by the existing FEPC
agency bearing on discrimination
during the recoaversion period
IS fr'ilc gesture. Government
agencies are ia possession OF am
pie facts concerning this Ques
ten 40 new facts are necessary
and this suggestion coming from
the Waite House can onl, serve
10 drlav legislative action which
IS the primary and commanding
issue before the minOrities IN
particular aud the Negro in gen
cral The President has the power
and The facilities for mobili1ing
The Senate and House leaders 20
put the FEPc legislation over and
this Is the one single demand
THAI The NEGRO people IN par-
iiculsr ana all minorities in gen
eral make upon him, 'onoluaed
MIR Randolph.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
SHERIFF. TO
RUN FOR
SENATOR

Nr Hilliam L Sheriff. of .o2s
tuhien wt sncWn D+toif
'Die icaesr h Nuospted taat
~ is = oandidate ter the Denu-
nstir nomination for stale Ssua-
ttr from 'he srd district % pe
shrff.gs ffN $50 - fs0.
IS oniee WAS lu ie7 when be
H Tor Common reuncil Ia ifiH
"a ws a caucidaie fOr state lexis.
lsfire or iAe yen.oeiati, ithtt.
llr IS aoN deputy clcrk M
ta onire ~ me gncnif Cma4
ruHrlss ioucts is married sua
h. i'ree children iif has htn
atis, 10 Detroit politics or 81
n iae Of 1916 SIR Shcran
tE4ed tu. san Francisco CENTER
etr ~ which the rHitcd Nanob-
ngeti siion was founded iie
ail observer for ihe ltatsd
Improvements Association
sos sHerrii declared tha hr is
crfeime ihc race rpor 'he ur-
gent soNiaiion 81 friends ard
his srnouels 10 EARLIER Ice.
tiuus in ac N,efo represent
ton IA i.e state Sonat, We be-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

STATE NAACP TO
GO TO KALAMAZOO

nr. ,. Leonidrs Leach. presi-
dent OF the state NAACP con-
ference announced Monday that
the annual state conference will
he held AZ kalamazoo. Michisan'
January 70 the s.
Or. Leach said that in addi-
tlon 10 the annual election OF Of
rleers 70 be held and Gloster Cur.
rent. executive secretary OF he
Detroit branch. viii report on his
recent trip 70 London England
who're h. attended ne World
Youth Conference - a r'pfesen
tatlse Of The MACE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
MINISTER
HELD
$1,000 BOND

Rev G n Folmer o. eof2
PruSh. pastor of Triumph. the
KINGDOM OF God in Christ church.
wss urfaiered last Thursday be-
lore Recorders Judge Gerald W.
Croat on charges Of receiving
money to nix" = case
charges against the defendant
" gro rade nv William Wifi OF
ls7s Mnllett. who claimed that
in March. 1874 Folmcr took s75
from him and promised 20 have
a felony warrant dismissed In
Recorders court against him
Wolfe was later sentenced 20 one
10 four years in Jackson prison.
Rev Folmcr told Jndec Groat
thar he did not promise 10 do
ANYTHING for Wolfe. 10 said the
complainant gave him the money
"a a donation 10 his church
Judge Cr0at Get Rev Folmcr's
bend az si0oe.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
r. ]. Thomas. Chas. u pouston
n NAACP Msefing FIR FEPC

WHOM the federal government
tool over ibe cpnrmr, because
of strike IL elso refns tt
caer o1t toe FEPC nnnl or
hirn qualified Ncero driver.
and vr Iim CON RESIGNED 10 BRO
tes,
az Thomas is president oi iht
Worlds lorse-t trade union aud
has hean consistent supporter
Of legislation 70 enforce fair rm-
ploymtnf practiccf
Both Thomas and Houston will
speat n bohnu 81 n permanent
FrpC
Effort is beine mtdc "a 81 ifc
rEpr enl oot o. TOO committee
era d vote 20 naie Il permanent
The n A,Cr ainae VITA oihef or.
essurstlons IL holdne mass meet
lnss in several lhrse cities in an
effnrt 10 arouse inicrtsi ln me
rr aaa 90 s,i siil7fns TO ,naaa,l
thtlf nafol end fsprfsenatnrs
70 vtte Ton me hii.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Galloway Innocent Of Pheney
Charges Brought by Sluggsr

Cab Galloway. king OF hi-de-ho.
vas declared innocent. IN eourt
hearing on Dec 2S in Kansas liiy
Of charges ~ drunkenness aud re-
sistiag an officer brought aesn-f
him Nv the white policeman WHO
slagged him ~ the cntran 70
TIE pla Nor ballroom CsNo Isl
AMI friend. FcIix n Payne d.
were attacked willie seehins ado
mitanco ~ The ballroom Tor hea,
Lionel Hamp'ons land.
The assault on Galloway stiered
nationwide protest topped hv
dcrand by three OF the nation s
best known band lcudcrs. Cootie
Williams rrsRine Hawkins and
Lucky Mllinder. that Kansas cry
authorities take steps to prevent
amy recurrence.
The three hand lenders com-
mendcd Lionel Hampton Tor his
fnsal 70 play out his engage
ment liier hearing Of the assault
on Galloway. Mlllinder pointed
ont that il is difficult enough 90
play ~ iimcrow areas without
running The additional fish cf
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

Y J Thomas. l'AW-ClO liicr-
national president and Charles
- Houston. formor mcmbcr Of
tho President Fair Employment
Practice committee will be- tie
featured speakers at the Detroit
NNAcp- FEpC mectlrr Sunla
January ~ a 9.so pm IN ST.
stcnhc1 aMF church az STAFFORD
and Como s'rctfs
M lloustou resigned from the
FEvC lasi month in protest
aiains, ihe fsimfe Of mr. rcdsral
goser0cnt fo carry out the
FErC ruling in The case ~ tho
Capitol Transit Comps So wash
inston. u. G..
The tfsust company WIS
cisfscd Win failure tn employ
u0alined Negro bas-diivers be-
FORE The FEpC and rollne had
bean handed down msirnours
fbe tompany 10 cease rs discri-
mination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

bodily harm u 'h hara- IN irts
Sponsinle policemen
'rhc courts action 20 di,ne-
ms the ehar-"s was tinticaiior
of WIS Lionel llsn'ol STAT,
mont pnhushed exclusively n
last works rribun, d.nViu- ini
Csllov " WIS drupk isorderlf
II is fported tha caNoway IS
cpnsidnrg sums tHc Naaa2e
ment OF W balrom 100 siaeoW
damage eht stitches Vre
qaircd " repair lhc dAa
caused vs. repeated h0N. oge
callcws,s had by the oiii,rs
revc'ver
The alteration was fAe n-rf
OF Caliov acceptance 81 aH
invitation Is, Hampton 10 SIT n
on tho haad pelformsnc Gas
Iowsv ami T. ne bad no duicniis
hevine tickets of admission 80 tho
hox office. bar when The, ied
to enter Tho han "a, policeman
was called lio otdercd them 90
lcay" and than assembled Cailo-
way.
The policeman WIS NOT OH duiy
az thc lime of his stack ON Cal
loNa,. nut was eurnine some TX
tra money as special Officer az
the b'tllsOon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

TATE, and Mrs. Alberta n. Bowman
introduced the national officers.
Local representation was pro-
vided Friday afternoon OF the Dc-
cember % session. with the APP
pearance on program OF Mrs.
Beulah Whitby, national president
OF the Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority.
addressed the delegates and visitors
on lntercultural Activities: May
ola Senior and Roberta MCGUIRE.
sorors Of Chi Chapter. who spoke.
respectively. on the Guidance
Club Program and the Youth
Movement in N.A.A.C.P.
SOCIAL AFFAIRS
Social affairs OF the conclave
were as follows: Reception at the
Detroit Urban League. formal
dance at the Labor Temple,
closed banquet at the YWcA at
Continued on page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

asinsHilng the open meeting
f lne address Of DR.. Mere
guest pcaker, who spoke 70
aaQlef0c % approximately four
n"9'e o1 Has Democracy
'lea This young woman.
20 Michigan. has won high
"'s' tonors, and is a men,
p f0' Beta Kappa Fraternity.
'seosipf iae address by DR..
snl"r rerirude Robinson OF
tofe seynoted the evenings
grew ~ her speech OF greet
Nnen she urged her sisters
''ai OF high the torch OF en-
''s''teni Among some OF
'io appearing on the open
rlng program were. the Rev.
= h'weli. soror Jessie slaton.
+ Gladys billiard. Arthur Dom
Soe' supt Detroit Public
,0ols' Sorors Grace Williams
rosisc Garrison, Frederick
||'s" and Taoaa Askew. Mrs.
s Hanson Basileus of Chi
-g@i PRESIDED. Music was
~ s.ea oy The String Ensemble
"' community School Of Music
Ms llIlabeth casklns.
o'eet Letter Fraternitles
4. - r0'of'lies gave greetings.
iAe'ma rsr'er introduced IN.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
Dr.S.C.H.O Owen.
Frederick Byrd
Leave Posts

DR.. S. c. II. Owen. resigned as
medical director. and Frederick
Byrd resigned as administrator cf
Parkside hospital at the meeting
of the board of trustees last Fri
day night.
The board named Mrs. w II.
Peck. widow of the late Rev. w.
II. Peck who was pastor OF Bethel
AME church. as the new business
manager of the hospital.
DR.. Fred Slaughter. Dir. Robert
Greenidgc. DR.. w. A. Thompson.
and DR.. Remus Robinson were
named TO serve as a special com
mittee in charge Of medical adj
ministration in the place OF Dr.
Owen who had served as medical
director for several years.
Frederick Byrd. brilliant ac-
countant and medical admins
traitor. came 70 ParkSide hospital
in January 1913 from Provident
hospital. Chicago. 10 replace +. r.
Carney. Mr. Carney went 10 Chi
cago as head OF Provident.
Byrd sa ! he resigned from
Parkside hospital so that he could
return to school and complete
his education He is a law stu
dent at the University Of Detroit
DR. Owen gave as the reason
for his retirement the fact that
he needed a rest
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
IMPROVES
plER ACCIDENT


E" Osborne. S.. 500
',''sf Is improving after an
&. s.' On Christmas Eve that
=" to Receiving hospital
~ 's~po'arily serious condI-
|sn,.o 'ierins from a compound
H.. q The left leg and in
+. % the head.
lom, o,'ofne was struck by an
|u.s '.a'e a. the intersection Of
\. 'nl Frowbrideo. as he was
|ess,.' .y to visit his SON and
| r''.'.'n-lav Nv. and Mira. I.
II, 'o,ae' o. 5ss Trowbrldgs
oeo'ne l. the father Of
/ a onn'e Osborne smith. A,s,
vssoIne and Isaac q ana
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
hi Delta Koppos End
Successful Convention

One OF the most constructive and successful concaves
E held by the Phi Delta Kappa Sorority national organ
Enn Of the countrys school teachers, to close
|ucav, December 30
Nlh the single exception of the "open meeting" TO
q hc public had full access Thursday evening Deem
z i o'clock in the Lecture Hail. Detroit Institute Of
s other sessions were conducted al Lucy Thurman
|sne. lWCA
me twenty second annual convention of Phi Delta Kappa
o began December 81 at o'clock with the registration
eesaes from all sections of the country The first bust
session was called to order at 1890 by the Supreme
aeus
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
SEGREGATION ABOARD
TROOP SHIPS BANNED
US. FORBIDS
jim CROW ON
TROOP SHIPS

fr rs raty 5 fes-n
frn iead-rs f nmisitr
m rs nao,fs rtrsrairx
r al m n.n patns Neso
t.oon III. N D.esrmelt se-
III dav NAd memofan-
dan n.. ST. n vhith a
d.assf a. fh.fe vnei be 10
a.serimt a.f Ners
ta. seie csn nsfd 81 sNipS
r control TAA
,br "a. ~
p M Der ~ W. Var
f,.asrtm So, OfHce - pfes. Reia-
fions
ia 81. IN. amstdoi. the War
Dom tte.t declares that Wills
pssonre abfafd shins ere So
parasa ar,ranr "a units sinee
hsfo.e fhe war - has heen ia
~ li.s nf ts af,qimin.f. 3.e-
esose 81 ,aee an es4r. 1t also ~
~ ~ thar IS. N n4pslin,ent
has rueanily suo.i tile SINE nr-
dor fnr Scsssi4 nrder Navy tnn-
trai that are eeorsipa Nerro
troops
q.ne uil tcst os ta, umaoran-
darn follows
~Ihe War Department has rr-
eel.ed ,,,IuerouS queries ,on-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
JOHN R. WILLIAMS
EXPLAINS PROTEST
AGAINST CLUB

Jcnn ~ WisianlS. newspaper
man and member ol the Arden
Park Improvement Association,
"he signed o petition along with
pillei Alden PARK residents op-
posing The Tuskcecc Alunni
club house in the exclusive resi-
deniial section. issued state
meni Monday on why ac bad
ioincd IN me protest aeainsi TIE
,'nh house
Waaams said he had never 30.
posed the occupancy Of sol Arden
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05

The war Department will hire
all qualified persons for steno-
graphic work overseas. and there
Is housing available for them. Il
was made known last week TO
Francis Korncgay. Vocational Sec
rotary OF the Urban League In
retr0it
The Qualification OF policy came
after strong protest letter had
been written 10 the War Depart
mcnt concerning the rejection OF
Miss llosalee Richardson 1889
ST AubIn who had paescd the ne
cessary tests. but wis informed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-05
War Department Now To Hire
Negro Girls For Overseas

by the local recruiting office that
there we're no housing facilities
in Germany for Negroes.
Miss Baila Vodka the detroit
Confined on Page -
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
COUNTING THE FISH

Back In the fall of 1910 the San Carlos reservoir dry
the down where grim humoss
claimed they could Everybody genuinely
Something be done to lift the threat Of
drought from Central Arizona.
Then came the phenomenay wet winter OF l9404l The
dhms spilled over and farmers were bang served Tree
water and fright succeeded by iubian
those who had been loudest in demanding
solution for the drought menace Immediately got
interested something Those who continued the battle
discouraged by indifference and sefishness
Today the Carlos reservoir again below the level where
withdrawn for irrigation Reservoirs the Salt
the fish To
serious underground water
has in many depleted everybody
richest farms may have to be abandoned
scare that hystea grips State On
hand impatient of the
project already under The demand
underground code becoming nsistent and
Reclamation Bureau that not endorse
Central Arizona Project unless accept such code Is at
last making some impression
This is all to the good There
the Verde Tunnel Route which has
already unfeab There others who
sort pumping regulation which regulates them along with
whole however the people OF Arizona
basic differences of opinion
which composed united front for the Central A
Project regardless recommends
the making
The greatest danger facing this enthusiasm
slack off the immediate drought
passes happen fact. It's likely
happen next winter
It's improbable that we'll have another winter
providential saved bacon
But it's equally improbable that the winter to come ~ be
dry past which also unusual The chances
will be considerable that
stored water from than have
today
Even heavy rains refiled that
Colorado River water
achieved and her people
of until enough water Is brought from
Maricopa Pina and Graham
All the that be beneficialy
already have cultivation must be our
there in the Colorado. It belongs to Ari
Compact and Court de
Nothing allowed 10 sdetrak from the
o goal-Arzona Farmer
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
COOPERATION OF COUNTY ROAD
PLANNERS MOST IAUDABLE

The more think about it, the believe that the
action County Highway Planning Committee
Gently laudable been priv
ilege TO view
exception representatives from county COM
muny present the meeting where 1t decided that
the coun road construction fund should be spent in
the farming section around Eoy Staned Pcacho and
easy for all of the representatives In
the Superior district mine development Is going to neces-
for time Florence residents have been
seeking road into the Aavapa section while roads lead
Ing Coolidge badly in need Of surfacing.
committeeman in unsefish planning for the good Of
county whole decided that the farming
dire straits than other at
from other Fundamentally dis
aforementioned could get their market
roads.
indeed unfortunate that the nations OF the world
take such farsighted view of international conditions
the powerful countries could look ahead and
immediate benefits for of the smaller nations would
inestmabe good the future for the world whole
pickering going take what from whom
going get profits which balance precariouSy
ledger which resulted the
countys large and powerful communities.
Coolidge themselves Of
picture benefit the farmers in the which
the arder Of the county not the
indicative brotherly attitude seldom found
selfish hog starve" which has
the outcome of the national desire to get ahead
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19

X. J. Jones Is this week having
a cooling system installed In his
building that is occupied by the
Hines Drug Company. The Fair,
The Popular and Variety stores.
The plant will also serve the no
tel rooms above the stores. The
installation OF the cooling system
Just about completes the modern
ization OF this large building.
Charles ID. Elledge is In charge OF
the work.
Hugh Miller left Monday night
on an inspection trip TO New Mexi-
CO National Monuments.
Dillon Storie returned last week
from Bisbee, where he has been
visiting relatives.
Arnold Nafziger Is having his
ranch home southeast OF Coolidge
wired for electricity.
Misses Lois Bowden and Ruth
Spruell are visiting with Mrs. s.
C. Hoffman and children at Sum
init Camp this week.
Harvey Dawson. and son. "Bill"
Calvin Rose. and Mckinley Mag
ness. are spending several days
fishing at the Coolidge Dam.
Miss Anna Wigs and Hugo
Schmidt. sister and nephew res
pectively OF Mrs. X. J. Jones. stop
ped In Coolidge last week enroute
to Topeka. Kansas. from Los An
geles. and had a most pleasant
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19

ing further investigation when
he discovered the torso of Nc
Ferren The arms. legs and head
had been burned away. Constable
Ed Stringer and Deputy Sheriff
Asa Gardner were notified of the
discovery. The officers had been
to the scene OF the fire previously.
,At.er being satisfied hat the
torso was that OF a human being
they notified Peace Justice W A
Thompson and the formalities re-
quired by the law were carried
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19

out. McFerren had lived in Cool
idge only a short time. 1t is be
lieved that as he dropped off to
sleep he tossed a cigarette butt in
to a pile of papers that lay near
an open oil can, causing the fatal
conflagration. There was no evi-
dence to support the theory ex-
pressed by many persons that
McFerren had been murdered and
the cabin set on fire to cover up
the crime
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19
9ou ou s@
~ ukE$
TEN YEARS AGO
TEN YEARS AGO

visit In the Jones home. They
will visit relatives in Missouri
and Kansas towns
Mrs. Alice Jaggers and children
left Saturday night for their home
in Oklahoma after a visit with
her brother. NJ l. Talla. While
here Mr.. and Mrs Talla and the
Jaggers made trip TO the Grand
Canyon.
Or. G.. b. Steward Of Florence
Ieturned sbnday evening from
Bolivar. Missouri. where he and
his sister. Mrs. Paul Hobby. and
Mrs. II. b. steward. had gone
for the funeral and interment of
their brother and husband res
pectiyely. the late Dr. II. b. Stew
ard. whose death occurred July
3. in a Compton. California. hos
pital.
The Nazarene Church OF Cool
idge has recently purchased a lot
from Il. ]. Jones. near the But
terrified residence in North Cool
idge. on which they plan to erect
a church building in the near flu
ture. For some time this church
has been working in the Seagoe
building where they have built up
a splendid and substantial organ
ization.
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19

Coolidge friends were surprised
Saturday when a message came
from Phoenix announcing the mar
riage of Andy Womack and Miss
The Coolidge examiner., 1946-07-19

Frankie Clark of Coolidge. The
bride Is the charming daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Clark. The
groom Is associated with his
brother, r. w. Womack. contract
or. who Is constructing Coolidge
Union High School building.