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Evening star., 1947-11-24
Mother Saves Baby
AS Both Are Thrown
From Jeep in Crash

A mother and her 9-month-old
daughter were thrown from jeep
in an automobile accident yesterday
The mother, turning in falling to
protect the child, was slightly in
jured but saved the baby from harm
The mother is Mrs. Lepha Nc
Callister, 30, of 1882 New Mexico
avenue NV. The jeep was driven
by her husband, Stanley McCallis-
ter, 81. GI student at American
University. Mrs. McCallister held
their daughter on her lap.
The accident occurred in the 3l00
block of Massachusetts, avenue NV.
According to police, car driven by
Irma A. Tawse, 50, of the 4400 block
of North Fourth road. Arlington,
brushed against the fender Of an
automobile driven by Bliss Kinds,
66, of the Old Georgetown Inn,
Md.
Car Hit When 1t Slows.
The first car slowed suddenly and
was struck by the jeep, police said.
AS Mrs. McCallister and the baby
were thrown out, the mother twisted
to land on her hip, with the child
above her. She was treated at
Georgetown University Hospital for
bruises. The baby was unhurt
Two women were slightly injured
about 8 am. today when Capital
Transit Co. bus carrying no pas
sengers ran into the rear of a
loaded bus standing at Twelfth and
Lawrence streets NE.
The women, Mrs. T. N. Dillon
%, of 1927 Lincoln road NE. and
Mary Foulke, 4S, of 7O8 Lawrence
street NE, declined hospital treat
ment. The standing bus, labeled
Twenty second and Shepherd, was
driven by J. C. Hare, 26, of 425 D
street Sc, and the other, a Twelfth
and Monroe bus, by Fred M. Rosen-
berger, IS, of TIT Hamlin street
NE. Mr.. Rosenberger said the bus
skidded as he was pulling in to stop
Two Hurt as Cars Collide.
In another accident Eugene
Davis, 20, colored, of the 900 block
of Howard road Sc, may have suf-
fered a broken neck. He was taken
to Freedmen's Hospital but dag
nosis is not yet complete.
The accident happened at Fifth
and M streets Sc. Mr.. Davis car
police said, collided with one driven
by Edward C. Mercer, "a, colored, OF
the 1900 block of Twentieth street
NV. He was treated at Casualty
Hospital Robert Bias, 40, of the
3700 block of Hayes street Sc, a
passenger in the Mercer car, suf-
fered head injuries and was taken
to Mount Alto Hospital.
Woman's Jaw Injured.
Another passenger in the Mercer
car, Helen Byrd, 33, colored, of the
5000 block of Sheriff road NE. was
treated at Providence Hospital fol
an injured jaw.
Struck by taxicab late Saturday
Thomas McGillick, 73, of the 120t
block of Eleventh street NV, is in
Gallinger Hospital suffering from q
hip injury.
Police said the cab was driven by
George w. Gross, 26, of the 60C
block of Lawrence street NE. anc
that the accident occurred al
Twelfth and N streets NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
13 Pass Tests TO Practice
Dentistry in Maryland
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE. Nov. 24-Thirteen
dentists passed State board examin-
ations held this month and have
been certified to practice in Mary
land. the Board of Dental Examiners
announced.
They are: Drs. Paul D. Bingham,
Baltimore; John E. Brown III
Mobile, Ala; Raymond j. Contour
Washington; Roland B. Champion,
Washington; Elpikio Diaz- Marxu-
ach. New York; Lawrence Frisch,
Cleveland; Milton S, Granet, Brook
lyn: David Kraft, Washington; AL
bert S. Loewenson, Baltimore
Robert T. Packer, Washington; Bur-
ton R. Pollack, Baltimore, and
Joseph C. Veith, jr., Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Hancock Church Plans
To Dedicate New Organ
By The Associo'ed Press

HANCOCK, Md, Nov. 24.-Dedi-
cation ceremonies for new organ
will be held Sunday at the 160-year-
old Hancock Presbyterian Church,
one of the! oldest Presbyterian
churches in the South
The organ replaces one given by
Andrew Carnegie and the late Rob-
ert Ferguson Bridges, an elder of the
church, about 40 years ago
Mr. Bridges grandson. Henry P.
Bridges of Hancock, presented the
new organ in memory of his grand
father and Mr.. Carnegie
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Arlington Man Charged
With Murder of Womun

Napoleon Bonaparte Valentine. %,
of the 2l00 block of South Oakland
street, Arlington. has been charged
with murder in the fatal shooting of
Mrs. Leonora Caldwell, 40, of the 2400
block of South Glebe road, Arling-
ton police reported today.
Police said Mrs. Caldwell, who was
colored. was shot yesterday and died
this morning in Arlington Hospital.
Valentine, also colored, was arrested
shortly after the shooting in a trailer
camp at the Glebe road address.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Arlington Scouts Deliver
Food Campaign Posters

Arlington Boy Scouts have deliv-
cred $4,000 posters and stickers from
the Citizens Food Advisory Com
mittee for stores and autos.
Announcing the week end dis
tribution to shops and filling sta
tions in Arlington, Mrs. Louise
Engle. publicity chairman of the
Arlington Food Conservation Com
mittee, said that the Virginia High
way Department has given permis-
sion for the small auto stickers to
be placed on car windows.
They may be placed either on
the side rear panes or in the lower
corner of the back win
dow.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
; Saved From Porch Roof
In Falls Church Blaze a..

Falls Church firemen, rescued
three members of a family. includ-
ing a 4-year- -old child, from the
porch roof of burning house yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Graves and
the child were helped down ladders
by Fire Chief r. D. Royston and
Fireman E. w. Brown shortly after
5 am. at their home, 64l3 North
Nineteenth street, Arlington, fire
men reported.
The house was occupied by the
Graves and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Elridge. Damage was estimated by
firemen at $4,000. The Cherrydale
department also fought the blaze.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
DR.. Luuru Zirbes to Give
Teachers CoIIeqe Talks

Or. Laura Zirbes, professor of
education at Ohio State University,
will lecture at Wilson Teachers Col
lege at 7:30 pm. tonight and again
next Monday at the same hour
Her topics will be The Relation
of Teaching Procedures in the De-
velopment of Exceptional Children"
and Building Social Responsibility
in Exceptional Children. Through
the Development of Better Human
Relationship"
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Registration to Close
For Night School Class

Registration for night classes in
public speaking and tipping at Mont
gomery Blair High School, Silver
Spring, will close tomorrow, the
Montgomery County Board of Edu-
cation announced.
The classes are to meet each
Tuesday and Thursday at pm,
beginning Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Conlon is in charge
of the public speaking class for
adults, and Mrs. Dorothy M. Shan
non is the teacher in charge of the
new typing class fo1 beginning,
intermediate and advanced students
These two classes will supplement
night classes already taught at the
school.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Family Moves by Plane,
Hauling Furniture, Pets

Mrs. Eileen Murray arrived at
Fires Shannon Airport recently
after flying from London with her
complete household equipment in
cluding beds, tables, chairs, BIZ
cycle. silver, jewelry, five cats a
kitten. Shree dogs and a pup.
She had sold her house in Sussex
and bought one in County Liner
ick. The household came in two
planes. I'VE did intend having a
third plane hring over two COWS and
a calf, geese and hens, but the
quarantine laws forbade It," Mrs
Murray said by sea, it would have
taken two weeks to move, but to-
hight We sleep in our own beds
again, The cost of transport ST 800"
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Lone Virqiniu Bandit Makes Off
With ruiIer-T ruck, a 4New Cars

thrust something in his face which
he thought was a pistol and said:
Get out. This is as far as you'll
60"
The assailant then drove away,
Mr.. Trott was quoted as saying. He
described the man as about feet 8
inches tail, said he appeared to be
colored" and that he wore leather
jacket
Since the victim had to walk six
miles to Warrenton to report the
incident, the big vehicle and the new
automobiles were believed far away
before police began their search.
They broadcast a general lookout
from the Culpeper headquarters Of
the State police.
Trooper James Collins was direct
ing the investigation at Warrenton.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Arlington PTA to Hear
u. N. .-Lecturer-Observer

The Arlington County Council of
Parent Teacher Associations will
meet at s pm. Wednesday at
Thomas jefferson Junior High
School, Harry c. Cook, council pres
ident, announced today.
The Rev. Alvin C. Goddard of
Rome. N. Y. lecturer-observer for
the Committee on Education and
Information of the United Nations,
will speak on World Understand
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Hospital Reflects Rich

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Nov. "a tP.-
John B. Rich has been reelected
presidentsof the Emergency Hospital
Board of Managers. Others elected
at the annual meeting were: The
Rev. C. Edward Berger, vice pres
ident; Albert H. MacCarthy, treas
urer; Mrs. Frank G. Baldwin, record
ing secretary, and Mrs c. M. Bass
ford, corresponding secretary.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
She'll Oil to Honor Is
From Area Toniqht

Sixteen residents of the Washing
ton area will be among those hon.
ored tonight at the Shell Oil Co.
service award dinner in Baltimore.
Among the guests will be D. Rus
sell Myers, Washington district
manager for the company, who
completed 18 years of service this
year. J. F. Kelley and G. H., Gorham
of the Alexandria terminal will re-
ceive service emblems for compile
ton of 10 years of service.
r. D. Kizer, Baltimore division
manager, and P. E. Lakin, company
vice president, will speak.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
LECTURE on Speed Movies

The use of high-speed motion pic
tuM equipment will be demonstrated
to The Society of Photographic Engi-
neefs at 8 o'clock tonight by Henry
Lester, New York Photographic engi-
neer. The meeting will be in the
National Museum. Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Dr.. Porron to Address
MARYLAND PTA Session
BY the Assoeioted Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. "a. - DR.
Thomas Parran, surgeon general
of the United States Public Health
Service, will be among the speakers
at the convention of the Maryland
Congress of Parents and Teachers
here December TO.
DR.. Parran's topic will be Your
Part in the Nations Health Pro-
gram"
The organizations Board of Man.
ayers will hold a preconvention
meeting December 7.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Silver Spring Lions Seek
Swimming Pool for Area

Construction of a swimming pool
in Silver Spring is among projects
being supported by the Silver Spring
Lions Club. :.
A committee of the organization
is working on the proposal with the
Maryland-National Capital Park
and Planning Commission and will
seek the cooperation of all groups
in the area.
The club also has completed plans
to provide II needy families in the
Silver Spring area with food and
fuel for Christmas.
Evening star., 1947-11-24

crossed by the
Town Council
declared today
he would not re-
consider his ac-
ton.
Mr.. Beatty's
a n n 0 uncement
followed closely
a statement by
Mayor Caesar L.
A | e ii o, attrib-
uting the resig-
n a on to a
"misunderstand-
ing" a n d eX-
pressing h ope
Mr.. Beatty would
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Honored at VPI

BLACKSBURG, Va, Nov. "A
(SpeciaD j. C. Wellborn of Arling-
ton and E. T. Brown of Alexandria
will be among 10 Virginia Polytech-
mic Institute seniors initiated to-
morrow by Phi Kappa Phi. national
honorary scholastic fraternity.
Evening star., 1947-11-24
Beatty's Resignation
As Hyattsvi|Ie Counsel
Is Final , He Insists

w. Carroll Beatty, Hyattsville
corporati ton counsel who resigned
over the week end because he
thought he had been double
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
.Columbians Given
Three Year Term

ATLANTA (NNPA) A
threc-year jail sentence was
gwen Emory Burke, leader OF
the racc-hstng Columbians. by
superior Court Judge Carl
Grow, Friday. after a jury found
hun guilty Of usurping police
powers
The Jury, composed entirely
OF whites, found him guilty on
three counts, and by direction
of the court acquitted him on
two others Defense counsel inn
mcdiatclv entered a motion for
new trial.
2 Burke faces trial on two more
counts officials say One is riot
and the other is illegal posses
sion of dynamite.
This Is the second iurv con-
victon Of a Columbian leader
Two weeks ago Homer Loomis.
IT. was sentenced 10 IL months
IN a public work camp. He too,
faces two more trials.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
TO PREVUE
JAW RADIO
PROGRAM

Detroit civic leaders will have
an opportunity to hear bril-
liant new radio program, We
Are Many People Wednesday,
March 5 IN the Rackham Build
ing Auditorium. it was an
nounced this week BIZ the JAW
CLOS Co-Director Of the FAIR
Practices and Anti Dlscrimlna.
ton Department. Mr William Fl
Oliver We Are Manv People
is a brilliant new radio series
produced in Hollywood with a
Hollywood cast, which brings
the message OF a basic need for
Strengthening democratic atti-
tudes among our citizens Mr..
Oliver said.
Mr. Walter p Rcuther, preSi-
dent OF the UAW-CIO and Di-
rector Of the FAIR Practices and
Anti Discrimination Department
will preside al the meeting
which is being CO. sponsored
with the Workers Educational
Service. University Of Michigan
THE UAW-CIO'S FAIR Practices
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
Indict Two

ATHENS. Ga.-(NNPA)- In
diCtments were returned last
Wednesday by a federal grand
Jury sitting here against James
and Tom Werner Of Monroe.
charging them with aSsaulting
and injuring Golden Lamar
Howard. IL year old Negro wit
ness who appeared before the
grand jury which was investi-
eating the Monroe lynchings of
last summer.
The indictments charge that
the brothers violated federal
statute by consplring to lnJure
Howard. They are held in
$4,000 bond each.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
ARNALL TALKS
HERE MARCH |

Ellis Arnall, former governor
Of Georgia, and leading Southern
liberal. VIII address 4 meeting on
Saturday evening March /. in
the small auditorium OF the Ma
sonic Temple. IL $50 . m under
the auspices Of the Michigan CT
tizens Committee
His appearance in Detroit is
the first of a nationwide series
OF lectures which will take him
TO all 43 states
Seats al the lecture are re-
served and should be purchased
at Grinell's or az the office OF
the Michigan Citizens Commit
tee. 500 Hammond BuLldlne.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
CATCH MURDERER ON
DAY CRIME WAS DONE

A murderer was CAPTURED and
confession secured bv the
speedy detective work last week
Of Detectives Marshall and Tur-
pin Of the Third Precinct
On Friday morning. Carrie Nell
son. 81. Of 2255 f LAFAYETTE. vas
stabbed 20 death az Chcnc and
East LAFAYETTE She had % stab
wounds in the chest.
Armed with only a meaGer de-
scription the two detectives the
same dav arrested John Gilbert.
43, Of 2243 f Fort. former hov
friend Of the dead woman After
lengthy questioning he confessed
that he had committed the crime
and produced a SIX inch dagger
he said was used in the assault
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
CHRIST COMMUNITY
CHURCH
Rosemary Harris. reporter

The Golden Rule was the
subject Of the sermon Sunday
morning by the pastor. the Rev.
G. M Monroe. SUNDAY School
met under the direction of Mrs.
Eva DcGroat.
A banquet is being planned
for the senior choir in recoeni-
ton of its splendid spiritual
Songfest al the Salvation Army
auditorium last Monday. The
hall was filled and the program
was we'll received
The stage was LIT during the
first half Of the program as the
choir was garbed in grey Dur
ing the second half il sang by
candlehght, dressed in white
robes.
The choir is open for engage
ments that do not conflict with
Sunday services.
Last Friday the Brotherhood
enjoyed a pleasant evening at
81, Marks church Brotherhood
meeting After the business
meeting games were played and
refreshments were served.
BETHEL AME CHURCH
Make Vow. from Ecclesi-
aStes. was the theme Of the ser.
mon preached by the pastor, the
Rev William F. Rice. on Sunday
+ morning Music was furnished
by the senior choir.
The Rev. Rice. lust returned
from a meeting OF the bishops
council IN Columbia, South Ca
rolina. reports a very fine trip
ACE League meets AZ 6 pm
every SUNDAY under the direc-
ton Of Superintendent c. Couch
MT. OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH
The first year anniversary OF
the Rev. and Mrs. r. B. Brad
ley was celebrated at the church
all last week. from Tuesday
through Sunday.
Among the participants were
the Rev F C. Jones. pastor. and
the choir and officers Of the TIA
bernacle Baptist church the
Rev. c NJ. Monroe. pastor. and
the choir and officers Of Christ
Community Church; the Rev.
w F Rice, pastor and choirs
band and organizations Of Beth
81 AME church; the Rcv w. NJ
McCottry. and the choir. Sun
day School, and usher boards
Of Bay City's Second Baptist
church.
On Sunday. the Rev James
r Bradley OF Bishop College
Marshall, Texas. preached The
sermon and the final anniver-
sary service was held on Sun
day afternoon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
Army Rescinds
Training Plan

WASHINGTON. D. C-tNN.
PA-Ncw Negro troops wll not
be trained in the hostile at
mosphcre Of Fort Jackson. near
Columbia. South Carolina. the
Army decided this week as II
rescinded an earlier order which
would have required all Negro
recruits TO be sent there.
The resembling of the order IS
generally credited TO the an
nouncement by the National Ne
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
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Rose Wise Ware. editor
ATTORNEY IN RACE

First 10 file for the post Of
Justice of the peace left va
cant by the recent death of
Stanley r. Ostler, is James NJ
Davis, attorney, who lives at
lib North 3rd,
He Will be a candidate in the
April election.
We are very proud Of the fact
that our group has become IN
tereSted in taking part IN the
affairs Of Saginaw. Davis, we
believe. has a good chance Of
winning. especially II we give
him a solid vote.
We also earnestly ask your
support for the Rev. c, NJ. Mon
roc, who IS running for City
Council.
Don't forget 20 get your items
IN now for the special Saginaw
page of the TRIBUNE.
LEACH SPEAKS
Dr. j. L. Leach, Flint AME
delegate 10 the state electoral
college. spoke Sunday at Bethel
AME church. He is a candidate
70 rlectlon as law delegate to
the AME general conference in
Nav l948 at Los Angeles.
LETTER TO EDITOR
The following letter has been
sent to the TRIBUNE by the
Rev. c. M. Monroe. candidate
for city council We believe II
raises some important points
and IS worthy Of serious atten-
ton.
To the Editor:
Here is how look at the
question Of the minister in poll
tics after prayerfully consulting
my Holy Bible
There are two kinds Of poll
tics First clean and wholesome
thinking. with fairness to all
mankind. Second. dirty. graft
ing. and selfish planning which
is against the laws OF God and
man
Ministers and all Christians
should have part in the first
kind Nv Bible teaches that
Christ came 10 have those that
we're lost II is my conviction
that II we, had more Christians
in public office America would
be a better country 10 live IN
The Golden Rule would domi-
nate, instead OF Self-righteous-
ness We would realize that eve
~ human being Is the handi-
work Of God and should be CIV
en- a chance through his stew
ardship 70 prove himself worthy,
II possible
II is not where we are. but
what We are doing while we
are there that counts, We shall
never have any true peace. cith-
or military or moral, until true
and Anti Discrimination DEPART
ment." Mr. Oliver stated. has
made a careful study of the RAJ.
dio media in this field" We be.
licve that We Are Manv Poo
pie is the type Of program
which Detrots citizens would
appreciate. We wish. however.
for leaders in all walks Of our
community 10 hear this program
and determine its basic value in
cementinE better race relations
in our great city.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
Y TO DISCUSS
LIVING COSTS

Whst TO Do About Living
Cost, wlli 0e tho TOPIC of dis
clsa1n ~ tho 81 Antoine I'M
CA forum ON SUNDAY March
= Z pm To the YMCA
Cr.tl pcaker jN.ll be d. z.
W = Farlsnd consumer leader
and Wayne University profes.
sor
q panel ~ experts wlll assist
n Mcfarland j Nll include
tire president n successful
operative merchandising IN
sttuuou the hca5 ~ busi.
ncss women az rTstion and
cn'4tlvcs r. labor and
raragC mcut
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
Confess Lynch
.KilIing~In Sc.

GREENVlLLE. s (NNPA)
Confessions that they psrticlpat-
Cd IN tie lynchlng last week Of
Willie Earle were elected here
by Sheriff r. II Bcardcn from
% n % taxlcsb drivers
Two other men have been ar
rcstcc I'M connection with the
lynch.ng and g others are be-
inc sought for questioning
Earle was dragged from the
Plrkru counts la.l the day
aftel he nad been arrested on
suspicion q wounding a taxi
drive and was found dead with
five stab wounds and shotgun
near local s.auEhter-house.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
ECORSE NEWS
20 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

work IN Lansing in the audi.
tor S department.
These are the four reasons
why YOU should return your
vote TO the Republican party
We have a very fine chairman
OF the 10th Congressional dis
irlct, Arthur F. Moore OF Mel.
vindale He looks on no man for
his color. but considers each as
an American citizen.
There are some good paving
Jobs around the county build,
ing We can secure some Of these
with your help If you lust cdme
out with Republican spirit and
pile up big vote.
DOWNRIVER COUNTRY CLUB
The club met on February y
at the home OF Miss Miriam
Mckenzie Lenoir in River
Rouge Bylaws were adopted 10
improve weekly attendance al
meetings.
Miss Cassie Mckenzie was ac-
cepted into membership The
next meeting will be al 28l
Campbell, in River Rouge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
SAGINAW FLASHES

Christianity and true Brother
hood are practiced
II we live to ourselves in our
little Holy corner we are self
ish and If we do not help our
fellow man we are not true
brothers and sisters in Christ
Jesus The nation needs the
church and the church needs
the nation
While on earth we must live
by the laws of the land and re-
member the words ofJesus.
Render unto Caesar the things
that belong 70 Caesar and unto
God the things that belong to
God.
(Signed)
Rev. Cornelius NJ Monroe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01

Can We Legislate Fair En-
plovment Practices" was the
subject Of a symposium Monday
night at the Salvation Army CT
tadel under the auspices Of the
Saginaw Community Forum.
Speakers included Mrs Philir
Gentle Of the University OF
Michigan Workers Educational
Service, the Rev. Fr. Neil O'Con-
nor Of ST. Elizabeths Church
in Reese. B Morris Pelavin of
the Flint B'Nai Birth and the
Flint Council for a Permanent
FEPC. M J Segal Of the MISC
political science department. and
the Rev c. NJ Monroe Of Christ
Community Church in Saginaw
Mrs Chalmers D. Thomas
president Of the Saginaw Coun.
" League Of Women Voters
was moderator.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01

REIMANvILLE. 2osls
New brick bungalow. North Of
Eight Mile. East Of Wyoming.
Move right in. Ss750.00. Low
Down payment for qualified CT
EQUITABLE TRUST co.
500 Griswold ST. CHI. 1870
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-03-01
RELLAMY. oht White

8ELLAMY. Obs Willie
Address: 1884 Jay ST. Age:
IL Years. Shipment was made
10 Scale. Ala. on Saturday,
Feb. Is, ls47. al Halo am.
WILLIAMS. Louise. 3l3 East
Forest. "a years. Funeral SER
vices were held on Monday.
February IL. l947 at ZOO p. m.
AZ the Diggs Chapel. with the
Rev. A. L. Theme officiating.
Inferment was al the Detroit
Memorial Park Cemetery.
WILLIAMS. Irene. $3.50 Brush
40 years. Funeral services
were held on Tuesday. Feb
ruary Is. ls47 az 1000 a. M.
al Ebenezer church. corner
Brush and Willis streets. with
Rev. Stewart. officiating. In
ferment was az the Detroit
Memorial Park.