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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
RECTOR ADDRESSES
CIVITAN MEETING
Rev. Harvey Glazier Dis
:cusses Education At
Club Luncheon

'tEducation is to make us the
kind of persons we are" the Rev.
Harvey Glazier, rector of the
Church of the Good Shepherd, told
members of the Civitan club yes
terday, and unless we, as good
citizens and builders of nations, 60
back and find out what man is, we
shall be in a serious condition for
determining our problems"
Mr.. Glazier, a member OF the
Civilian club, was in charge of the
program on "Civitan Education
at the regular luncheon meeting OF
the club in the Crystal restaurant
yesterday.
A good way to determine wha'
man is and how he operates, hi
said is to look into the background
Of clubs and organizations, to dis
cover how they were organized ant
operate.
w. T. Glass and Addison Hewlett
Jr., also took part m the program
explaining something Sof the his
tory, objectives, and operation o
Civilian.
Action taken during the meeting
included the decision to cooperat'
with the North Carolina Sorosis il
the campaign they r sponsorin!
to clean up highways, streets ant
alleys. Lloyd Jackson, president
presided.
Members of the club were ais
reminded to register and vote il
the special junior college election
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
Could Adam Eat The Apple
With Stomach Ulcer Pains?

The biblical story of Adam eating a raw
apple might never nave come to pass
had he suffered after-eating pains. Don't
ignore your sufferings.. Try Udga for re-
lief of ulcer and stomach pains, indiges-
ton, gas pains, for heartburn, burning
sensation, bloat and other conditions
caused by excess acid. Get a Csc box of
udga Tablets from YOU druggist. First
dose must convince or return box to us
INK get DOUBLE YOUR MONEY BACK.
SAUNDERS DRUG STORE
n drug stores everywhere
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
W~EATHERMAN SAys
DON'T FORGET tn
WEAR A RAINCoIa1

Today will be warm
c%asional light rain is ou( DC.
r ra. by the local westber p Pr
reau: With a low of 48 ' 'u'
predicted for the early usgrees
hours the mercury is due ''+ ~ 7
TO at least 50 degrees durio ~ rise
at me e winds today will be mod..
ate to fresh and will shif t''1oer-
inc southwest to the .or,b IRON
late this afternoon. invest
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
MRS. MARY WILLIAMSON

CERRO-GORDO, Mar. 5-Mrs.
Mary Williamson, 62-year-old resi-
dent of Cerro Gordo, died Wednes-
day morning at four o'clock fol-
lowing a long illness.
She is survived by three sons,
John N. and Harry E. William.
son Of Cerro Gordo and Emory
J. Williamson of Mccall, S. C.
Funeral services will be con.
Quoted Thursday afternoon at two
o'clock from the home of he1
son, John, with the Rev. J.. w
Lineberger of Chadbourn officia.
ting.
Interment will be made in the
Stephens cemetery.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
POsTPoNEn

The Wrightsville Beach
Chamber Of Commerce has
postponed its meeting original
~ scheduled for Friday night.
Waiter Cartier, secretary,
announced last night. The
meeting will be held next
week, the day yet to be select-
Cd, according to Cartier
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
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eating officer for the reserve or
ganization here.
The same person, who told us oil
Captain Harper's connection with
the unit, said that she believed the
regular Naval officer assigned to
the outfit was a Captain Winslow.
However she was not sure of the
name.
We feel sure that many residents
of the Port City have safely tuck.
ed away much valuable informa.
ton concerning the former Naval
Reserve unit. And as fast as we car
contact them, we will bring the
stories and legends concerning the
unit.
JUST AN INKLING = Yesterday
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
City Briefs
FARLEY

Invitations were in the mails
today to members of Company
C, 115th machine gun battalion,
World War I, to attend the
Annual reunion here March
20, ]. R. Hollis announced.
Hollis said the past National
Commander John R. Steele
had been invited to address
the meeting.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
MARINE OFFICE

United States marine corps
recruiters, launching a SO-day
recruiting campaign for in
active men, have set up head
quarters in Room 8 of the
basement of the post office
building with Sgt. John G..
Smith of Raleigh, in charge.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
NEW FLIGHTS

New air schedules to and
from Wilmington will be put
into effect Monday with the
inauguration of National Air
lines four-engined Buccan-
neer planes, the Wilmington
Travel Agencysannounced yes
terday. The schedules call for
arrivals here at 1918 p. m.
from the north and TIT p. m.
S o t h b o d. Northbound
schedules are arriving at
10:43 a. m. and 3:11 p. m.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

Robert G.. Hodgkins. an Of
fetal Of the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad, was the featured
speaker last night at the second
of a series of five weekly lay
men Lenten talks in the St.
James Episcopal Church parish
house. He used for his subject.
Doctripe of the Holy Spirit
at Work In the World" Next
weeks speaker has not yet
been selected. it was announc-
ed.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
FRED *. PAIT

BLADENBORO, Mar. s.
Funeral services for Fred K. Pait
of Bladenboro who died Tuesday
afternoon from a heart attack,
will be held Thursday afternoon
at three o'clock from the home
of Hilary Pait.
Burial will be hel din the Sin
gletary cemetery with the Rev.
Jernigan in charge.
Mr.. Pait is survived by his
widow: two sons, Freddie and
Robert Pait of Bladenboro: and
four daughters, Mrs. c. H. Helms
of Clarkton; Mrs. Ronald Davis
of Butler; Mrs. c. j. johnson of
Bladenboro; and Myrtle Pait o.
the home.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
ENLIsTING

Two ex-Army men Clifton
Willis HOWE, an ex-sergeant,
and Marion Formouval an
ex-T4-c, yesterday enlisted in
the Organized Surface divis-
ion 6-29 of the Naval Reserve,
local officials reported. Both
men are from Wilmington and
both enlisted as Sic. John
Steadman Shepard, BM1-c, an
ex-coast guardsman, and Ar
tie Craver Lowder, SKV2-c,
yesterday enlisted in class We
Of the. inactive reserve.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
WILLIsTON PROGRAM

The Winston-Salem Teacher
choir and Glee club, comprised
of 40 voices, will present a
musical program in the Will
liston Industrial school auditor
ium on March 9 at 4:3O p. m.
The event is sponsored by the
Glee club of the Williston
school.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
NEW BRIDGE

The State Highway Depart
ment announced yesterday
that construction on the ap-
proaches Of Alligator Creek
bridge had been started. The
new bridge will span the river
about 100 yards south of the
present site on highway II.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
SECRETARY WINGS
WAY TO MOSCOW
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can foreign affairs. adviser, Mar
shall departed at Oil a. m. (EST).
His plane headed for Paris, where
he will be the overnight guest
Thursday Of Frances President
Vincent Auriol and will have the
opportunity for pre-conference talks
with Premier Ramadier.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

Poisonous coral snakes are fre-
ouently confused with the non
poisonous scarlet snakes and scar
let king snakes.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
LOCAL RECRUITER
TESTIFlES TODAY
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Continued From Page One1
was On duty at the Cavit Navy
yard when the Philippines were
attacked in December, 1941. He
Fought on Bataan, was captured,
imprisoned, and finally freed att.
er VI Day. He won the Silver
Star for heroism and is up for
promotion to captain-if he wins
THIS case. Little is an Annapolis
graduate, class Of 1890. He lists
tucson, Arizona, and Decatur.
illinois, as home addresses.
mere are more than GAO. GOO
ispec1es of insects in the u,or1d
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

The government liquor monop-
DIV of Iceland permits sale of
liquor only at leading hotels for
Festivities where six or more
neon1e are nresent-
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
Still Destroyed

A 100 gallon whiskey still was
destroyed yesterday morning near
Indian Creek in the Cedar Hill
section of Brunswick county by
LEGAL Alcoholic Tax Unit. agents.
The still had a capacity of 600
gallons, Agent Lon Howe said,
but no mash was found and no
arrests were made. Also Ing on
the dynamiting were Agents
| Georse Steptoe and Ernest Plate.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06
The Weather

Weather bureau reports of teanpera-
ture and rainfall for the "a hours end
ing s p. m. in the principal cotton
growing areas and elsewhere.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

The Bible was first written in
Hebrew. Aramaic and Greek.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-03-06

people are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
Publishers
Meet Here

The 9th annual convention OF
the Negro Newspaper Publish
ers Association Is meeting IN De
troit from June 10 Go 81 az the
Detroit Urban League Macs
and John r.
Delegates are STAYING a. the
Gotham. Hotel and come from
newspapers across the nation
The sessions are being chaircd
by Frank Stanley Of the Lou
isville Defender "
The finances and membership
procedures N the organization
arc being given = thorough dis
cussion and ovcrhauling and II
is expected thai the news scrv-
ice Of the. association Will be
set up as a separate organiza-
ton. available 10 non-members,
and not compulsory for mem
berS.
The Association Of Circulation
! Executives. subsidiary oi Tive
! NNPA. is meeting al the same
Tune Editorial and advrrtlsinr
groups are also meeting
Delegates will hear addresses
lbv persons prominent in civic
life and in journalism They
will be entertained al many
parties. and a. formal ban
lquet.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
DETECTIVES
HELP STOP
ExlORlIUN

Detectives Jesse StcWa.I and
Lawrence Bleach OF he Spe-
clal Investigation Division PLAY
ga parts on Saturday in the
capture OF an eXtortoniSt who
demanded $4,000 from the wid-
oW mother Of a disappeared
youth.
the exteltienis Is George
Bruce Coapman, 3l,an OK Ma
une. OF l4047 FaIrcrcSi he sent
three notes demanding the mon
cy 10 Mrs Marie SchWeltzer.
1924 FaImont drive whose son
Richard, 10, disappeared on May
10.
His notes demanded ransom
payments for the return of The
youth They were turned over
10 police and elaborate traps
~eie laid FOR ms capture
For the final tap Detectives
StewaIr and Bleach were sta
toned near the spot where the
ransom money was To be left.
Dressed in work clothes they
drove truck 60 the corner.
ana then pretended 10 tinker
with the engine
Other policemen were Sta-
toned nearby IN other DISCUS
as. and when Coapman finally
came by he was easily caught,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
Hold Session
On Relations

The fiuel session Ia am lnst
tutc ON Now Patterns N Human
Relations VIII be con3uHcd hv
the City of Detroit lntcIac l
Committee AZ the Central wv
CA on Monday June 80 nom
200-4,00 pm The emphasis az
this meeting VIII be on hous.
lng and intcrgroup relations
LOren Miller. race restrictive
covenants attorney. from Los
Angeles California and Frank
Home Special Assistant TO the
Administered Federal Public
Housing Authority will discuss
tcchniquos for now patterns m
housing that VIII promote bet
ter ntcreroup relations
The second N rhe series was
held ON Mondav June rs With
Frank TraCcr national pro-
gram director ~ the Ant Dc
famauop League ~ The BNsi
Brlih as speaker
Traccr discussed the prob.
Toms Of public relations m race
relations he stressed tho inr-
ponancc ~ repetition r pitt
ting across the message ~ good
relations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
SLABS MAN
AND WIFE
IN FIGHT

4 quarrel sent one man and
woman To Receiving Hospital
IA serious condition with stab
wounds. and resulted in the az
rest Of another man, carly Sat
Wdav morning
Suffering from wounds IN hi,
stomach, armpit chest and car
is Willie Mintcl, IS 2036 Hast
ingS His wife. Dolores % Is al
so in the hospital with cut on
her eve.
Arrested is Lawrence Green OF
= Same add esS Il IS repor'c
Nat the two mon bumped mt
each other on the staircase OF
the house IN which thew both
live A quarrel cnSued and
Green's cemmon-law wllc Ne
Vada Wheeler. -, Is SAID to have
gwen HIM the knife with wnlch
he stabbed Minter
Mrs Miuter was cut while trv-
ing to separate the tWo mon
Green is hold for investigation
Of assault with inicni 20 commit
murder. while has common law
wife is held as a police witness
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
NkTIONAL GUARD UNIT
bRINGS CONTROVERSY
Wherefore Univ. Factions
To Settle Fight In Court
Two PrexyS
Try To Rule

XENIA. O.-The battle ovcl
the presidency OF Wilberforcc
university reached the court
this week IS the church board
secured court order restraining
Dr CHARLES II Wesley from set.
ting up summer school and
from interfering with the on
DERBY operation OF the office OF
the president
Meanwhile, Dr.. Charles Lee
ander Hill, OF Columbia. S G,
elected by the church board to
replace Wesley. prepared to
come To WIlberforce 10 take
over the job
Wesley announced that the
state board has continued him
in office. and that he still heads
ihc colleges OF education and in
duStial arts
Bishop c. r. Ransom. leader
OF the faction that opposes
Wesley denies that ihc s\ale
board has met or voted to keep
Wesley on
Observers believe that the
university. already the center
Of controversy because MS ac-
crcditaton had been cancelled.
and because Of an open battle
between Ransom and Wesley
viii be thoroughly disrupted bN
tho latest developments IN the
fight Both sides are sure TO
Go to the courts, and while the
matter is being adjudlCated the
lie az the university Is IN great
dancNl- n Is aSScTted
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
EXPECT RECORD
CROWD AT NAAcP
MEET IN CAPITAL

a reCord number ~ DELEGATES
is expected at tho 35th annual
conference Of The NAACP IN
Washington. ID c. juno "a thru
% % hea President Harry Tru-
man Leon Henderson Loren Mil
ler Couprcsswoman Helen Gaha-
gan Doupla, Or Louis T Wright.
dnd Phdlp Murray
Ifuitn speech VIII be broad
cast over all four MAYOR radio
networks on SUNDAY, june 29.
from 3 $50 90 4 pn Detroit umc.
The Splncan medal VIII be
awarded IN d. Percy J Julian,
with atom socnu. ~. Haro d
Urey making the presentation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21

The l279th Engineer Combat
Battalion will be army troops.
When in Federal service. II
would be attached to an army
corps It's mission would be TO
do general engineer combat
work IN the forward part oil
the corps area and to reinforce
divisional engineers.
Duties would include improve
mcnt and maintenance Of roads,
bridges and landing fields con
structlon Of barrier zones. engl'
neer reconnaissance. river cross
ing operations and providing To-
cal security for us own per
sonnet
Additional duties would in
elude combat as infantry.
tank hunting. operation OF
utilities and the defense OF
mine fields.
Equipment assigned To the
127gth will include 80 calibrc
and so calibcr machine guns,
AS caiber Sub-machlne guns,
rocket launchers tbazookasL 80
caliber carbincs. and MI rifles.
Heavy transport equipment as
signed to the unit viii include
a potion Scmi-uallcr tank re-
coverv vehicle a 90 horsepower
Diesel tractor. lotion ar COM
preSsor. - 2l2-ton trucks, 2
SIX ton truck. four t-ton Jecp>
and three Seton weapon car
Iriers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
ELKS HONOR
PRESID
AT BANQUET

Michigan Elks held their 2lSt
annual convention IN Detroit from
June . thru Is featured by a
gala parade. An oratorical con-
test and a testimonial banquet To
the reelected state presidents
Brazil J and Grace BRYANT ad-
dressed by Grand Exalted Ruler
J Finley Wilson
The oratoricsl contest was won
by Alexander Hamilton Of Ann
Arhor. IN Shiloh Baptist church
ON juno IL. Runncr-up was Ora
dv Williams, Of Flint Hamilton
VIII compete in the regional o.
nails IN Kentucky. IN July. and z
ne wins The 500 prize there. will
lwcfit his Michigan prize OF $500
90 the runner-up
Among the honorcd guests tbJt
attended the convention were
Grand Daughter Treasurer Eli
zabcth Kimhrouch Grand DurV
ttcsS ~ Purple Cross Nurses An
ma B Jones. and Mrs Nina Moss
ol montreal
The annual ball was held at
the Mirror Ballroom
Officers Of tho daughters. elect
cd a. lhc sessions held At Shi-
loh church. include President
Grace BRYANT. vice president Lo-
dcsta Hamilton. Assistant prest-
dent Anna Belle Boozer. Char
I lain Fannie Colbert. Financiel
Secretary Cleo TAYLOR. Record.
! ing Secretary Ernestine Gross
Treasurer Estclla Hawkins Is
corl Bessie Blair. Doorkcepor Mo
Inv Jacobs, Gaiekeeper Pearl Mae
West OrganiSt Frances Logan,
Trustee Chairman Charlotte
I MJpp Trustee Anna Blue and
Trustee Pearl DELANEY
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21

Alon commander OF the new
~ < announced Colonel Nc
ID 1 Is graduate OF the Uni
b SOS " Akron and served IN
hcagal service in World War
II 'iom l94l TO February l947.
b. wears ~ which was spent
N me European theater Of OPP
4 anons
3 AdduIoual officers appointed
A aciWate the battalion include:
&plaln William Monroe Wo-
nf IS l3j Wentworth. Detroit,
b adQuarlcrs com pany COM
tE binder Captain Joseph Charles
krkny 1903 Pingree Avenue.
Rlfon Commander, Company
n " Fleming Wilson Mat
Atwy Jr 229 f Willis. Detroit
'lDcian adNtant, and WOJG
y cla' Tweedie 1896 Pennsyl-
~ Detroit personnel officer
4Potnua strength Of the bat
a Ion IS "a officers and 499 en-
't'Cd men lnItiallv. authority
81 0tiug 81 anted for organIza-
apn oi headquarters and Head
spa-ietS and Service Company
epmpdnH A and the Medical
n,aohmrni OF the battalion
81 onnel of these units will
|ni eco officers and mon
N sPECTIoN DATE JULY 23
4lnr newly appointed officers
N have have until July % TO
~ Al' The new unit prepare
'q o. inspection and Federal
I4oenulon Federal recognition
~ be- extended when the units
~ sc obtained 3 officers and 81
q lcd men
be battalion Will be quar-
nc n the Collingwood Arm
~ ll4il Collngwood Avenue,
Mirou The unit will replace
~ 2nd Battalion OF the Mlchl-
"a state Troop commanded by
" Col Clarence X Howard.
telonel Howard has taken an
sq lve pant in the arrangements
"a aciivatlon Of the new batta-
fttNatlon Of the l279th Engl-
Combat Battalion AT De-
w VIII bring 60 Michiga n
>p ineT outstanding n alton a !
&c lighting organization All
ny. Dat engineers are trained in
'NSsnuN combat techniques as
VA as IN their own specialties.
s4fofdine 10 Brig Gen. Leroy
III on sdiutant general OF
alrhigan.
(, h'al strength authorized for
" new l279th 266 officers and
~ This personnel will be as.
ga led to the Headquarters and
NJ wee Company, Company A,
me Medical Detachment
80 have been authorized for
f dhllatlon by the National
"a 'd Bureau The full batta-
VIII include two additional
p'nieN giving the battalion
po'ental strength OF "a Off
and 499 enlisted men when
" no,ized by the National
nv ard Bureau.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21

streaming doWN hc face
Il mean 10 kill you the boy
is reported 10 have said. She
was apparently beaten by a
hammer or some other blunt
instrument according 10 20
lice. who found a hammer with
strands Of hair on IL.
The boy fled the house after
the attack he was later pickeo
up by the police and taken &C
the Detention Home al the Juve.
nile Court Bulldlnc
The father. Leslie King anc
the Stcp-mother Sav that the
voungStcr frequently Walkcd M
his sleep They reported tina he
had been cprimsndcd That nlcht
bv his stcp-molhcr but had not
seemed to have been undu.v te-
Scntful
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
QUALIFICATIONS

All officers of the new batta-
lion must have had at least SIX
months Of service IN World War
II and been found qualified by
an examining board OF National
Guard and Regular Army Off
GERS Enlisted men must be be-
tween the ages OF Is and 35
Veterans. however, may enlist
up to the age OF SIS II they have
sufficient prior military serV-
ice EnliStments generally are
for three years. except that vet
Grams may be enlisted fol ono
wear. Veterans may be enlisted
in the highest grade held during
World War II providing vacsn-
cIeS exist
Enlisted men receive full
DAYS Regular Army pay FOR
each two hour weekly training
period Pay scale for enlisted
men FOR armorv drill for sum
MGR field training and annually
il as follows
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
FREE VET CHARGED
WITH WAYNE RAPE

A verdict of "Not GUILTY oi
rape was handed down by judge
Arthur Webster last week M 'hc
case of ULYSSES Jones 81 q dis
abled veteran.
Jones was accused bV a Young
woman i'm photo studio n
Wayne. Michigan lie asserted
that he was mile and "a half
away in a pool room az the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
POLICE FIELD DAY
SET FOR AUGUST 2

Detroit police 0cld day Viii
be- held ln u ol ID stadium on
August . with performances 30
: and pm Aerial and STAKE
act, fireworks. q tuc-o wan. and
e showing demonstration Viii
be- on the program
Tickets are 81 and NAV bc
obtained from any policeman
or precinct station
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
You Can Pick All Star Players
Through The DETROIT TRIBUNE

otns by fans to select the players in the annual Ali
var game betwe the American and National
leagues, will be conducted by us newspapers. radio
Sauon' and magazine The Detroit TRIBUNE has
f zen selected Of the official outlets for the
Ses OF Michigan baseball fans. See page IS Tor
%. ballot Fill II out and mail it to the All-StSr
,e'' Detroit TRIBUNE, 2146 81. Antoine, and
POLL anu ~ "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
lind GUNS

Two lo8icd fcro'Ncr> wore III
$50 found m the bar Both wcc
loaded bat neithc he'd been
fired One was cElstc Ci M toc
name ~ tho bsr m7naGc
thc Whr ws NOT cCsicrcd
Ono IF tho cssh &C sto daV
ers was rpcr and strou' 81
chance was found scattered rr
the floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
Ia YEAR OLD STEP SON
BEATS WOMAN ON HEAD

year Old boy IS held by pOC on INC chaTEe INaI
he beat his ep-mother on he head late FRIDAY night
sending her Receiving hospital with possible fracture
OF the skull
Mrs Alma King So 2lS Cadillac. told police she
awoke Frday night with the sensation OF being hit ON the
head Her scpson, Freeman King she said was striking
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
F Orn1 New Guard
Unit In Detroit

Organization Of the l279th Engineer Combat Bat
on Of the Michigan National Guard in Detroit di
rcted last Wednesday by Governor Kim Siger following
cept Of activation authority from the National Guard
3 rea by the Adiutant General
appointment Of It. Colonel Felix G. McDavd l4oo
Euclid Detroit bat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21
FIND BAR JANITOR
BEATEN TO DEATH

The dead hody 81 rs nror was foHtl c2I.y Si0d7E
morning il The doorVat q barr az 1910 Cananf y tWo
passers-bv
The dead man. Bcnrv Ollie Brown q l7o0S Conant
WA. declared dead on admuapce TO Receiving hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21

Who Is Your Favorite Musician?

ALBERTA ADAMS, once known as Detroit's Queen
of the Blues is holding first place IN The TRlBUNE'S
first annual band poll Turn to page IL and see how
the band. are rated. SEND IN YOUR VOTE ToDAYl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21

tWc u The attdck
INA previous trial q Juv di--
Ideroed Ihc recent tlal before
Juilr Wrh>tci WAS without a
IiuN james was defended los Ab
mo I.i.In
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21

tN. t..If" '.'.
Of bus head c0niusion on tHc
bs>e thc SAail and an aha>-
ION ~ The fd1cHea5
About St35o0 Was ssiH
from inc bar
FOUND BY TWO
Tic paSseGs- who foar1 tho
body were John c. so'e ~
1928 GallaEho and S~wael
Hendlev Is. ~ l1151 N8ac They
called Henry Srffh 7rtt- ~
building who p urn called Tho
police
The body was Iv1rr IN > pool
Of blood ard discharge &C.
callbre lonc nc cattwdce ,las
discovered nearby Tops ol tWo
iahlcs wee still damp when poe
lice arr 60 and the light were
on n tie luke box and the back
oun Several glasses of bccr
Wrsc standing around and am
cup'v pop bottle with blood
stTn, on t was near he pool
of blood
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-06-21

FREE PARKING
Gotham Hotel and Ebony Dining
Room
Southwest Cor. Brady 4 John n