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Evening star., 1946-12-08
Miss Porter Weds
Mr.. WHbersb0On

Miss Bette Virginia Porter,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
T. Porter, became the bride yester-
day of Mr.. Fred Lee Witherspoon,
ir., son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wither-
spoon. all of Silver Spring.
The Rev. N. C. Acton officiated
at the ceremony in st. Andrews
Episcopal Church in College Park
and a reception followed in the
Kappa Delta Sorority House.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore gown of silver
brocaded white satin, with a three
TERED veil of French illusion draped
from a brocaded Juliet cap. She
carried a white prayer book over
laid with a shower of lilies of the
valley.
Mrs. John William Keith, the
matron of honor, wore an apricot
velvet gown with matching Juliet
cap trimmed with halo veil and
carried rust-color chrysanthemums
The brides other attendants, Miss
Gene Mason and Mrs. Roland
Rieue, wore moss-green velvet gowns
with matching Juliet caps trimmed
with halo wells and carried brilliant
yellow chrysanthemums.
Mr.. Donald E. Witherspoon of
Union, S. c., was best man for his
brother and the ushers were the
Messrs. Martyr L., Miller, Henry
Wilson and David Zimmer.
Both the bride and bridegroom
were graduated from the University
of Maryland. Following their we'd
ding trip they will reside in Balti-
N, rs.S
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Miss Halpne
To Be Married

Capt. Charles Graham Halpine,
U. S. NJ, retired. and Mrs. Halpine
Of Annapolis announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Miss
Charlene Graham Halpine, to En-
sign Elmer Robert Hill, jr, U. S. N,
son of Capt. Hill, U. S. N. r., and
Mrs. Hill of Chelmsford, Mass.
Miss Halpine is attending Hood
College and Ensign Hill attended the
Randles Preparatory School, was
graduated from the United States
Naval Academy with the class of
1947 and now is attached to the
u. S. S. Charles r. Ware. He is
the nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. Hermon
H. Hill of this city.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
Anne Monroe
TO Be Married

Mrs. John Wallace Monroe oi
alexandria announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Anne
Hebb Monroe. to Mr.. Herman
Charles Winter, son Of Mrs. Rudolf
Winter of Milwaukee and the late
|Mr. Winter.
Miss Monroe, who is the daughter
|of the late Mr.. Monroe, was gradu-
lated from Brenau College in Gaines
willie, Ga, and National University
Law School in Washington She
lis a member of Kappa Beta Pi,
international legal sorority, and is
Virginia State chairman of Delta
|Zeta. She now is living in Chester,
Va, where she recently was admitted
Ito the bar.
Mr.. Winter is a graduate of
Cornell University and a member
|of Pi Kappa Phi. A member of the
American Society of Mechanical
Engineers, he is in the development
of the Solvay Process
Co. in Hopewell, Va.
The wedding will take place In
the spring.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
Kollege Kampus Korner

day. June 20, and the luncheon on
Friday. June 81
FISK UNIVERSITY. Nash,n.
Tenn The third annual Instrp,s
OF Race Relations will be held 4,
the University July i-2O under -D.
sponsorship OF the race relation,
department OF the American M,.
sionary Association.
BENNETT COLLEGE Greens.
boro y. C.-Announcement Of ,
grant OF $4,000 from the General
Education Board OF New York and
the address by DR.. Horace G.
Smith. president OF Garrett Biblical
Institute. Evanston. Illinois. wer,
the highlights OF BENEFITS com.
mencement activities when a
seniors received degrees Nav =
student officers for the year Is,s
q were installed al the final yes.
per service last week.
WAYNE UNIVERSITY. Detroit
Mich Enrolment has begun for
the retail cooperative course 10 b.
offered next fall by Wayne Uni.
versity The Detroit Collegfsn
student newspaper and recipient
uf the highest award given 10 col.
legiste publications. will chang,
from a tri-weekly 10 daily pl5.
lication next fall
LIVINGSTONE COLLEGE sa...
bury y. c.-Commencement e1er.
cises were held Tuesday. June t.
with Or. Clyde 4. Erwin State Su.
perintendent OF Public instruction,
Raleigh. North Carolina. delivering
the address. Bishop Walter w.
Slade. AME Zion. OF Charlotte do
livered the baccalaureate address
West VIRGINIA STATE COL,
LEGE Institute. W. ya.-MB
Eleanor Roosevelt. who was SEIZED.
uled TO deliver the commencement
address. could not appear becau,
OF the railroad strike. Presidcm
Davis presented the address
record-breaklng enrolment f. 81.
pected for the summer
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
MONROE NEWS
BY wINIFRED CONVICTION

Mrs. Juanita Williams OF De-
'roit was a week end visitor OF
Miss Jean X Covington.
The Rev J. ~ Burrell. pas
tor Of Second Baptist church
and his congregation attended
the Sunday School and BTU Con
gross on Wednesday. II wac held
at the New Grace Baptist church
Rev. Burrell was the speaker for
the evening and his choir furn-
ished the music.
Miss Juanita Coyiugion and
Miss Gloria Blunt were the dele
gates and remained through the
session. which closed Sunday.
May 20.
The professor. David Breaux.
blind gospel singer OF Corners
VILE Indiana, rendered a series
o. musical programs beginning
May q through June ?. at the
Second Baptist church. Monroe
The professor is his own piano
accompanies.
The program provided deep
spiritual significance. II was al
so humorous Singing songs Of
praise and consolation and
spreading ioy TO those who are
burdened ia pleasure TO Pro.
fessor Breaux.
The program was sponsored BY
the Young Peoples Choir. Senior
Choir and the Nurses Guild.
L. V. covington OF 325 Almyra
avenue was among the 1000 dele
gates who attended the JAW
clio convention. lie was a repre-
sentative OF Local Is. and he
eports a erand session While
there he attended the Golden
Jubilee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

NtilktS- NnlcaRo gang wars ana
kidnapinss cross burnings meet
ings parades reyues concerts
church splits head cracklngs, le
eal lynchings illegal ones ioo,
and about Congress irving 'o
make scapegoats OF John 7. Lew
is 81 oil. Ia James Pctril.o
as They Slap labor in the puss
with legal est ANTS saw orr
piece which told OF hat brave
drawer than Gov Arnaln kenny
fellow ont in California warning
The XXX 10 gii-to-gittin
came across n maze OF other
>tories repo>ing In the bottom OF
the tra>hcAn. telling about Ira
Lewis pittsburgh Courier and
John knight Detroit Free Press
humping champagne glasses A.
they plot revival OF the cor
Gray Old Party.
Got tired Of reading such iripe
and decided to reread my book
Lanterns on The beyee hy VIM
y Percy in which The Chicago
Defender Is belebored. Got tired OF
that even n did used 10 know
Percy. and withdrew my copy o.
n Allen Smiths Low Man on
The Totem Pole from its sane
ii'y on the library shelf and
sQuirmed in shame as read
movie star Wallace Bccrys ac-
count OF how he used 10 80 10
New York 10 buy red dresses FOR
his "n----r women in Los An
pelcs"
Deciding there were much bet
Ter hooks TO read | got Frank
Nerbey's Foxes OF Harrow and
began amusing myself win his
literary titillations about auad.
Rooms ociaroons and macaroon>
All le,ity aside. Yerbey wrote
n nice hook. and I'm glad 10 SEQ
that Hollywood liked II we'll
enough 10 bny II for few hun.
dred thousand simoleonS. But
from the way Lillian Scott and
fredl Washington keep harping
ON The fact that Frank Yerbey
i Negro gives one the Idcn fhat
Hollywood purchased Frank Yer.
hey and moi his hook. Oh, we'll.
hr and Mrs. Howard Hines ~
Fast Garfield AVE.. wrote In that
they enjoy reading this little
hodge.podge Of alphabets. Thank
you. Mr. and Mrs. Hines. I can
deploy my three detectives now
that ] know nj least two people
read swinging Down The Lane"
once in n while.
GOSSIP LANE Larry steele ia
going big at Club Baron in NYC
So is Sam Peggy Joyce Fouche
az Club $50 in the same city
Earl "Yo-Yo' Jones. former Jug
gler OF the Motor City T. also
blooming in NYC Ia Raymond
"Sportree' Jackson with his Le-
nox avyno suds emporium
Ben Carter. MAINTAIN Moreland.
Nina Mae Mckinney. The Mellow
tones Judy Carol and Saunders
Kings ork are rackiug up kudos
on their Southern tour. Charlie
SNOWFALL Whittier. ex-Ted Lew
10 SHADOW is wowinE EN- Al
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

'he Florentine Gardens in Holly
wood Eddie Haywood and his
band going into tho rrocadero in
Tho same burg And inciden-
tally. the King Cole Trio goes
80 a. Jimmy Drinks Lookout
House, Coyington Ky June 81
FOR five days. at $3.50 a day
step Wharton going strong at the
Elbow Room in Milwaukee
Dave wilburn and his Three-o
are at the Chancellor Lounge in
ihs metropolis Rollo Vest is
still looking for chorus girls 10
place in big mite spots
Walter Winchell delights I'm
poking riyets al Bennett err for
stealing his Cwlnchell'sl Jokes
What laugh, once concocted
joke and had II published in
The Negro Digest Surprised Was
| three days after the mag hit
The streets 20 read The same JOKE
IN Winchell's column oh. yes
'hieverv is not confined solely 70
Mr. CERT.
AMT IT EERIE DEARIE.
There's character calling II.
self "Snoop The Snltch" wire
writes column titled "Flufis
and Stuii'' far the Calf. Eagle.
Tickling was this piece which he
Tor Shel ran recently about n
certain female pcrsOnaIltytype:
'''ay Faye This specie II well
known and il common In all
forms Of terrain. She obviously
ihrlyeS on being everywhere at
one time. consequently mol being
anywhere AT any time. She
aboundS In places where people
meet 10 discuss such world.
shaking issues NJ (which dress
shall I wear tonight" She II
best characterized by her call.
which i n combination OF a grad.
uated laugh and an anemlc gig.
gle. For further Identification.
she never starts fads or styles.
but Will always exaggerate them,
aud says match for naturally.
Beware Of this creature or she
viii drive you 10 committing acts
Of violence" Nuff Sed.
Sign: (Seen in Woodward
Ave. restaurant window
Pies like mother used to make
25c"
Pies like mother tried to make.
soc"
APPLE BLOSSOMS TO The
Cats and the Fiddle Tor their
recent record revival OF II Miss
You So" 10 Wynonie CNfr Blues
Harris Lightning Struck the
Poorhouse" 10 the Deep River
BOYS That Chicks Too Young
To Fry 10 the Kine Cole Trio
for their fine recording or sun
ny Side OF rhs Street. to Bon
Bon FOR his lovely album and
new release. without ANY
Strings and 10 Herb Jeffries for
HE superb yocaIizlng on his new
discing Of Body and Soul
Then there was the whimsical
little lady Who suffered n ner.
Ious shock when she uas in.
formed that she'd engaged In
deuterOgamy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

(The following column Is a
summary Of the activities OF the
Various colleges throughout the
nation during the week. Read
What your alma mater Is dOiRg).
TCSKEGEE INSTITUTE. Tuske-
zee. Alabama Members OF the
graduating class heard Dr. Archi-
bald J. CAREY Jr, minister Of
Woodlawn AME. deliver stern
baccalaureate sermon and Basil
O'Connor. chairman OF the AIneri-
cas- Red Cross. President OF the
National Infantle Paralysis Foun-
dation and newly elected chairman
OF the Tuskegee Institute Board OF
Trustees deliver an inspiring COM
mencement address last week. Miss
Elizabeth Griffin. OF Detroit. was
one OF the nine top ranking stu
dents in scholarship to be honored
in a special program at the In
stitute Chapel Miss Griffin Is a
graduate in nurse training.
HAMPTON INSTITUTE. Hamp-
ton. Virginia Five gold keys. ten
certificates and watch chain
were awarded TO various members
OF the Hampton Script. school pub
lication for meritorious service on
the editorial stan. The awards
were made at Script banquet 10
Macedonia Hall last Friday night.
A garden party was held for the
graduating class on the afternoon
OF June ]
UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
Ann Arbor, Mich The L. OF VI.
has geared itself for a record
shattering enrolment OF $4,000 stu
dents next September in antici-
patton OF an influx OF veterans. This
will represent an increase OF near
ly 5000 over the pre-war record.
More than 5000 alumni are ex-
pected to return to the University
OF Michigan campus for the VIC.
tory Reunion on June 20. u aud
% The dinner will be held Thurs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
ICKES HITS
POLL TAKERS

u,ett,NewoN n r tANP)
,,.,a $50 ,o,,.r sscretarv ~
- os ha spost ~
a. * 81 ,bs SoY,hein conference
81. tl.nan welfare in the Con
.r...ionsl Room q Z .hs Hotel
sr.,ler
Tile bsuane, attended by 500
pe, sons hsf N them Negroes was
nre.ia,a oye by Virgin Island
,,o,erno William HASTE
ts,s rastgated the poll TAX
conste>>nen ana pointed ont the
M. eonnee,on between Southern
.a,non and Northern absentee
. ~ ,b. South's industry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
SAGINAW FLASHES

firth prize 10 ous Jones. son n
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jones sixth
prize to Randolph McClsn son
OF Mr. and Mrs. r +. McClsin:
and the seventh prize 10 Wyns
Smith son OF Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Smith.
DAUGHTER ELkS
Charlotte Ray Temple No $40
Daughter OF Elks held their -ini.
liation ceremony Wednesday NAY
% al the Hall
There were II candidates and
Thelma Anderson was re-instat.
ed The candidates were Paula
Dugan. Azzie Lee Johnson. lIccn
Medlock. Anne Kemp, Marguerite
Washington. Mertie Poindcxter.
Bertha Woods, Helen Allen. Viz
sinia Spears. Geraldine Martin,
Mozella Sears and jeanette Luc.
kett
Afterwards all enjoyed l.oys
Feast with the brothers OF Epi-
curian Lodge No. ga who had
received special invitations VAR
ious brothers gave speeches Of
thanks and accepted token Of
gratitude in the form OF a check
from the Temple. Officers Of
Charlotte Ray gave short e1pc'-
tons
This was the first Love Feast
in the history OF Charlotte Raw
and like the other initial yen'
lures OF our charming dsugh-
ter ruler. Anna Bella Boozer Il
was crowned with overwhelming
success.
JUNE I. 1915
Communion services and bap-
tismal services were held at
Bethel Sunday morning.
Rev. VIM. F. Rice. pastor OF
Bethel. was back in the pulpit
after being away on business for
FOR a week.
The church was graced with
the presence or many Saginaw
High school graduates in their
graduation robes.
Miss Louise Mathis. who was
crowned May Festival queen. and
Miss Jeane Jones, were recip'
ents Of the special gifts given
by The Progressive ~ CLUB
and Usher Board No respec
lively.
A great inspirstionsl Laymsn
meeting will be held at Bethel
Sunday. June 2 at $3.50 pm
Speakers from the various Lay
men organizations OF the MichF
gan Conference will be here the
public Is cordially invited TO az
tend.
Among the visitors we're mo
"Pearly Gates Quarteite' Of "
troii Michigan.
Thp Chiidrcns Day prosr'"
will be held AZ the regular SUI"
dsy school hour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

Ntfhf Ahc Ilnhhe went 10 press
- hours earlier than usual and
because of the railroad strike
mail was tied up and material
reached this office too late for
last weeks publication.
NAY 26. 1919
BETHEL AME CHURCH
Sunday morning Bethel's pull
pit was filled by the Rev. Hafer-
mehl in the absence OF Rev. VIM
+ Rice. lie is away on a short
business trip. Rev Hafermehl
preached very forceful sermon
Miss Jeane Jones. contestant
for the Progressive ~" Club
sponsored an all mems STYLE show
at the church Saturday night. II
was quite a success Funds
raised were used for the May
Festival OF which Henry McSmith
is the president,
AZ , pm a Musical Program
climaAed the May Festival Con-
test between the Progressive
"l2' Club and the Usher Board
No ? OF which Mrs. Eula Lam
bert Is the president
Miss Louise Mathis. contest
ant for the Usher Board No ?
vas crowned Queen. The pro-
cession. consisting OF the queen
and her court, was escorted 10
The platform by a guard OF four
men The crown was presented
TO the queen by Mrs. Ruby Rice
The queens attendants were the
Misses Jeane Jones. Dolores
Hayes. Flora Comes. Dolores Nc.
Arm and La Thel Graves.
Rosie N. Price. reporter
The Zion Baptist Sunday School
was opened at the usual time
by the assistant superintendent
Brother Walker.
The lesson subject was. Find.
ing New Sense OF Values"
Rev. o. j. Steel from Bethel
Baptist church in Albion. Michi.
gan reviewed the lesson and
preached at the 1900 am. serv-
Ice Sunday School raised seven
dollars and twenty-five cents
Mrs B. Wesley. secretary
The Young Daughters Club Of
Charlotte Ray Temple No. $40
had a Baby Contest Monday. Nav
20.
The finals and the prizes we're
awarded at the Elks Hall on
North Warren street First prize
went TO Dianns Evans. daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs, George Evans:
second prize to Robert Freeman.
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Freeman; third prize to william
Dugan I'll. son 81 Mr.. and
Mrs William Duean II; fourth
prize to Patty Joyce Lee. dauEh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lee:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
Author Adds To
HackIsy Exhibit
r, FRED HART WILLIAMS

Carl Van vechten noted New
York autho'. writer. recently no.
titled Miss II Dorothy lilly. Chief
of the Music and Drama section
OF the Detroit Public Libra
ne IS sending 43 photographs Of
Negro celebrities. to BE- placed To-
the +. Azalia Hackley Memorial
collection. on exhibit in Main
Branch Library. Nj Van Nech-
ten. who apart from his writings
which have become famous, har
done some notable work in pho
Biography and art, The photo
graphs. which have been done by
himself 10 be added TO the Hack
ley Collection. include Negroes ma
tionally and internationally rec
ognized for their contributions in
thi field OF arr. music theatre,
sports and literary would.
Among some OF the names listed
in Mr. Van vechten's sir, 10 the
now nationally known liackley
Memorial are Marion Anderson Joe
Louis. J. Rosamond Johnson.
James Weldon Johnson. Fredi
Washington. Countee Cullen Ethel
Waters. Ella Fitzgerald, Katherine
Durham Dorothy Maynor Arne
Bontemps. Cab Galloway Canada
Lee Bill tBojanglesl Robinson and
others equally well known in their
respective fields OF activities
SORORITIES SUPPORT Fund
Miss Tilly. who with members ~
her staff have taken personal
interest in the EIackley Collection.
said TO be the only one OF its kind
in any other similar institution in
the country. further announces The
establishment OF a fund 10 be
known as the r. Azalia Hackley
Memorial Fund The nucleus OF
this Fund comes from recent sub
stantial donations by the Phi Del
Ia Kappa and Kozmetiks soroIities.
The purpose OF il Is TO be used IN
acquiring musical contributions
from Haiti Santo Domingo, Africa,
Puerto Rico Cuba, and other coun-
tries OF South America. where the
Influence OF peoples OF color pre-
dominate
Assisting in securing contIibu-
lions and financial donations to the
Fund created by Music and Drama
attaches is Mrs. Beatrice Preston
who with group OF women Is or
eanizing what will be known as the
Associates OF the e. Azslia Hack
ley Memorial Fund. This group
while not part OF Library. will
fully cooperate with 1t in raising
funds in connection with Hackley
Collection.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

adaptation Of The powerful Case
OF Mrs Wingate TO anyone who
has that kind Of money Ger
tainly II the play enjoys the
success the book did Il will be
a lucrative investment
A first-sergeant OF a port com
pany on Adak. introduced ma 10
the works OF Mr.. Micheaux. A
very well worn copy OF the same
Case Of Mrs Wingate" had made
the rounds Of perhaps so per
cent Of that port battalion Good
reading and thought provoking
b. wa ~ double value up there
when We had so darned little
stuff to read.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
SWINGING Down The LANE
Politics Is like n baseball game. Inc politicians
no the playing. the publIc dues The yelling
The union bosses and the magnatcs pocket
BY BILL LANE
WEEK b.

ANOTHER WEEK has come and gone Nothing
much unusual has occurredor has it, Just before bat
ting out this editions coyum poked vcarously into the
in the teetype and found lot of stuff
Mell YOU might call neMsteng about rail and coal
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
AN N ARBOR
B, MINltKrn CARTER

sunday Nay 80 iae uew Ken
b.rs a. ihc Nmoiv They re-
existence by Initiating - mem
ba a. no Alnoy They re-
crNcd ,he full initiation. minus
'hr hy.word and other secret
codr, II view o. the public Mrs
Fn, wss presented with lovely
co .age from The new organic
zafion Paige Cromwell is the
commander for The current year
Others uow holdur positions are
Ri,ha q tllen Theaplus Mckay
" no Ndams Haydt Wayfard
Wnd Harold Robinson
SOCIAL GATHERINGS
Mrs ora Rumsey entertained
no NAWF Tuesday evening
May g.
The Az, club ~ tho Dunbar
Center had pot luck supper al
their closing meeting June
SICK LIST
Mrs John Webbs of Wood d.
lawn is on the sick list, also MIR.
G. " Cough of Elizabeth street
and Frank Morgan.
WEDDING BELLS
y. c Wiley Jr nephew ~ Mr.
and Mr.. Guy Lewis of sl2
Beakes street and Miss Ida Mao
Chism ~ Ocla Florida spoke
VOWS az the Second Baptist
church Friday evening. MAY %
Rev W Carpenter ofdciated.
The couple will live at 3i2
Beakes street
CHURCH NEWS
The Junior church of Bethel
AME church had as their guest.
II Young neople from Bethel
church in Ypsilanti.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
WEDDING BELLS
NEWS

The Junior church Of Bethel
AME church had as their guest.
IL Young neople from Bethel
church in lpsilanti
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
Rr ROSE MISE NAME

Because OF the holiday last
week, the Tribune went to press
"a hours earlier than usual and
because of the railroad strike
mail was tied up and material
reached this office too late for
last weeks publication.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08

(The following column Is a
summary Of the activities OF the
Various colleges throughout the
nation during the week. Read
What yOur alma mater Is dOiRg).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-06-08
WHTi

only = mere handful-the Hart
ford Courant and a Toronto Daily
among them-had a kind word.
Why?
/ think ] csn pretty we'll ans
Wer that SO can you
Built around pretty much the
same characters The book and
The play deal with situation
nat the lilly white press con-
sIdsrs offensive to a large per-
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-07-18
Guild After
 Clark's Scalp

Attorney General Tom c. Clark has run into a red-hot row with the National Lawyers Guild, which is gunning for his scalp because of a recent speech he made before the American Bar Association at Chi cago.
 Clark belongs to the "orthodOx" element among lawyers, of which the Bar Association Is spokesman, and he doesn't care much for the Guild, which Is accused by it's crit ics of being "red."
 The Guild took 1t as a personal shot when Clark, while denouncing Communists and FascistS, suggested that "our bar associations, with a strong hand, should take those bril- liant brothers of ours to the legal woodShed for definite and we'll deserved admonition."
 At a meeting at Cleveland, the Guild interpreted this as an "in- suit to the legal profession" and an invitation to "vigilantism." ]" Clark was also accused of launch ing "a witch hunt against labor unions and their members" Up to date, organized labor has made no complaint against Clark on this ground, and no one in Washington seems to know what the Guild Is talking about.
 The Guild called on President Truman to remove Clark unless he reverses the policies of the Depart ment of Justice.