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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-01
Observation-Disclosures
Oes GlcbeIano Safety GomncilS
epIIfen hrfnlnf mcr0en

Gs lit cine Satiahe. Gine erifref
fenoe uno finitere 1atiad)e! Gas
@roB-G GIepelano Saietp Council uno
seational Saietp Council ,uarnelt
bob ein aus puei Yerionen Sic ii, Gen
Dereinigten 'Staaten leben perlest
ODER er,norbet neroen IN Gertebrss
,tnfdqen, ,uenn sic eegempGrtige Ha-
te tueiterbleibt. Ties lit mas Sic tl.n
fGnnen, Inn Dies su perbiiten. @elln
Sie fabren 10 iino Sic ppriitbtig unN
hufmerfiam. Md)ten Sic auf lorgloit
Jabrer uno 6,,badnger uuo ieit in,
,ner bereit einen ltrfal 5u pcrbiitell.
Wenn Sic aui ser StraBe gcben hal,
ten Sic Sbre Nusen id,arf oifen, oic
Sonne lpad) uno poriic)tig l,no Sbrc
JiiBe unter &ontrolle. 6ebcn obcr
Gobren, laIien Sic elmer aus Sluci,
sic bebcuten.
WaS lit Sbre Gbance lanac SIT lc.
ben nit einem geiunoen aorpcr? Sic
iollten belditigt peroen, iagen Sic?
Sa Sic iollten es - iagt oas SaictD
Council bon GleneIano, neil 3ablen
uuf f,peiien oas cine aus slpei Ner.
ienen, bie iest leben perlett ODER ers
moroet neroen fonnen in Gerfebrs.
irnfaaen au6er Sic geben uno fat,
rem porliftig unb ernieoriaen sic llr.
fallrente. Gin Trittel Ser ltniiue bon
5ubedngern pniiieren 3,piihen Grcl,.
ten entge9en. &reu5en Sic MIR nn
edeu uno lorgfdltig.
StraBe eeben Sic ltnanneHlniidfei
5,lngen. 8eben Sic id)ief iibcr Sic
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-01
Deutistes pelf sur
0eH,.lN erntt,lynt

Berlin. Sic lnter britiider 9iSers
eribeinenoe oeltid)e '5aees5eitl,ug
.lelegraf" erfldrte nit Ye5ng aili
oie Wosfauer aonferen5 in cinem
aommentar: Die Wadtpolitif, lpie
tie iid) iebt Dor oen Mueen ser eeut-
lhen Seffentlihfeit ablpielt, lit Biit
fiir amiere eigcne poIitilde Gnhuif-
llimg."
Sm aHgemeinen aber etonte Die
belltif)e Yreiie Die Sdppierigfeitan
bei Dem grhpurf eines Seutiden ;sric-
oensbertrageS uto ermunterte oos
'oe.tife Solf, Webulo su baben.
Die ~Oeutide 3eitl,ng", tpelAe
NIT ruiiiider SBeil5 sebrudt miro,
iteate felt, oab oie bier MiniiterprG.
iioenten lid in Dem 8e,puBieia
trennten, oob ausiihten auf Gin lle-
bereirfommen 81 einem ipateren Ter-
min belteben." Seboh fiigte 0as Blatt
bin5lt, v0ie biele 3eit, 1peld)e auf Die
Terbanolungen perapanot tpurbe, Dat
lins Dor cine idppere 8eoulosprobe
| geitellt."
Sopobl Die Berliner, 3eituns tpie
aud oas oifi5ieae Organ Der bon Den
Soapiets eeforoeretn So5ialiltiifelt
@irbeitspartei, .,Neues 0eutidla,lo"
erboben Die 8eIduloigung, oab bic
Nosfm,er aonferen3 6iird 6en Hlnn
bes Yrdiioenten Eritn,nn, @riefen.
Hand uro Ser Siirfei finon3ieGe &ilfe
8u leiitcn, ubcEaitet" apcrocn fci.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-01

Gtnb Ste nnB 101e Angs JSrtaen
Ritelicb I'M 0ranfcnperein inb
Gentral Vcrbanb? 2Senn ntbt, Ieti
4 bic Sett beisutreten. Tim senaaere
ynfsrmattpn rnten gle ben Gpial.
pertreter an.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-01
11tarikau heiit FIR Nie
Kei,ierei,3 In, Herbit
SHlub bon Seitp 1.


rifaniiben Delegation 5iglnglihen
Tatiahenmateriul eeitanoen icien.
Giner Ser 9auptpunft bon Mar
iballs Neoe mar Sic progronunatiIhe
GrflGrung oes Staatsiefret1rs, bob
mir nibt III Sen @runoliben nabge-
ben biirfen. nur Inn Elm Mbtommen 81,
er5ielen, bai, mir atocrcrIeits abcr
huh in aller Muirid,tigfcit perllcten
miibten, sen Stanopl,nft iener sll
peritebe,t, sic ancerer Mniiht iiub. aln
oislem Yunfte CAB CT oann erltmals
bcfannt, tpas ibm Stain ,pdbreno
'ibrer 8eipredulng I'M are,nl Dor IA
,5agen geioet battc. Ser Suapietpre-
aricr bc5eid,nete ibm gegeaiiber Bic
acnierens l,atr als Sic crite Jiiblltngs-
nabme bon Mufflirungsfrtften Slm
Mbid,lu6 oes oeutiten JrieSensper-
trnges.
Triibere Nleinnnssueridieoenbeite
Siersu benerftc Wtaribau, oab es
aud, in ser Gergansenbeit Mein,tlless
peridIeoenheiten in anoeren 6ragen
aeaeben bot mo nadbem man iib III
lanaer 9isfuliionen erid,opfte, oann
bie Not,penoiefeit SIT eineln &on'
promiIe in Sen Sauptfragen. oor,tn
fer ser Gntmilitorilierllng, Der flint
tisen &esier,ms Gentid,la'tos, Der
Heparotionsfraee ,tno apirtld)aftlihe'1
Gilbeit moslid lei.
Gs apar notig, 8eSl,lo 81. ltoben ,,i,S
nid)t peiiimiltiid all ,ueroen.
Maribaa gab onnn ser @ofinunH
Musorl,d, haB Stalin Die ridtiae Nn=
iiht ausiprab uno ieine guffaiilmg
ein er0beres Gn1tgege'lfoAnren ser
'So,piets auf fiinftiaen &onferensen,
,insbeion6ere Scr fir 9topen1ber in
2onocn ansciesten. beoe,,te. Der 3eit-
foftcr oiirie aber nid)t auBer Nft ge-
laIlen lperbem llno ein &ompromiB
biirie feinesapees bis slm Ylu,ft Scr
grib0pfung aufgeidpben spercen.
sluBeroem ipiirben tdelid, l,ei,e Hrob-
lene auitauhen 1ulo beren Soll'ng
miiiie uizeraiiglich III al,tsriif gc-
nommen tperben. @elder s(rt oiele
8roblene iinb. iaste ser Staatslefre-
t6r nidt.
Seincn balbltiinoieell 8erift Ell.
oete MarihaG nit Dem Matihlog, sai
\ Die Gage ser @elt ,no Sic Stelll,ng
ser Garcinisten Staaten pollise Gin.
belt ocs amerifaniiden @olfes gebic,
teriid) intuenbia moden.
9eSfiglif Ser Gage IN 9eittidlanS
iagte MarIban, baB sic Solpjets ibrl
Bone ohnc 8iicfiihtnabme ouf Die at,
oeren .3onen perapaltet ta5ep r,no
nid,t befanntga6en, spas al Sebers.
mitteln pprbanHen tit nno mas ar
Meparationen cntiernt ,puroe. Sig
&uiien bdtten bie tpirti6aftlid)e Ser
ihmelsurg ser britiiden uno ameri,
faniiden Gone als einett @rlld Sc:
Notsoamer Nbfomunens bcftig ange.
griifen, babel aber pollig al,Ber ah1
gelaiien, baB ibre @eigerilng, oieles
sbfomn,en burd5ufiibren, Die ei,,'
siee llria6e fiji, Die @irtidnftsoer
id)ntel5ung mar.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-01
Has q Cold /
Left You With
uNustyCough?

When your cold briass on 2 nasty , trouble. ..ss:
for 4 bottle Of BUCKLEY'S CANADlOL
MIXTURE-triple acting--to relieve cough-
ing fast. Take teaspoonful and hold Il on
and feel It's powerful. punsent action sprsad
through the throat, head and bronchial tubes.
BUCKLEY'S MIXTURE acts promptly to
help loosen up thick. sticky phlegm-soothe
coughing spells.
Most ali Canada knows BUCKLEY'S-folks
who live up North where . cough mixture
has got to do . real job. keep BUCKLEY.$
results in q wrackins. stubborn coush-6nd
out for yourself just how good L Is fof
coughs due to colds. Get BUCkLEY'S
GSANADlOI MIXTURE - made in n:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1947-05-01
pr1i1Hettt 2llcntat, re,,
Mteriec beimttt Il. =.

Waibington. rSn enuiocrung Oes
Belu6cs ErGiioent 5rumans Dor 6
@ohen in Mterifo traf nun Der Yra>
iioent Der merifaniihen 8epublif,
Mlemun, IN 8albington Elm nno sulr.
Sc natiirlid) vfreltois 6egriibt.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-21
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

Virginia: In the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of the Coun-
ty of Dickinson, on the 31st
day of July, 1947.
c. R. Hall, Complainant
against
Margaret lessee Hall, Defendant
The object of this suit is to OBJ
tain divorce.
And affidavit having been
made and filed that the defend
ant, Margaret lessee Hail, is not
resident of the state of Virginia, it
is ordered that she do appear
here within 10 days after due
publication hereof and do what
may be necessary to protect her
interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that a copy here
of be published once a week for
four successive week in the Dick
enson Herald and that a copy be
posted at the front door Of h e
court house of this county on or
before the first August rules,
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-21

evening to welcome his son and
new bride.
James O. Mullins and family
spent Saturday night with Earle
Ella Fay Mullins spent Satur-
day night with Irene Sluss.
Rufus Smith visited at h
home of Charlie Sluss Monday.
Donald Mullins and family
spent Sunday with Beldon Rakes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mullins
and May Rose were in Norton on
Saturday.
General Sluss is doing some
work for K. c. Rose at this time.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-21
MULLINS RIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Wash Mullins
spent the weekend with Mrs.
Opal Moore.
Tom Mullins and Jim Moore
are building a house for Willie
Mullins at Nora.
A good crowd gathered at the
home of Alex Rakes Saturday
Sluss.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-21
Farm Tour Made by Large
Crowd Last Friday

1dIIIlSIs ne IOIkeQ OUT S6VGrdl
hills of Sequoia potatoes and
found some two-pounders. He
estimated the yield from what
had been dug to average $50
bushels on his acre planted.
Twelve o'clock was just around
the corner and everyone was
thinking of lunch. We drove to
Caney Ridge to Robert Lee Null
Inns and Tandy Moore's place
where we had lunch furnished by
Appalachian Power Co. The
lunch was prepared by Mrs. Bill
lie r. Skeen, home demonstration
agent, with the assistance of her
home demonstration clubs. Boil
ed ham, sandwiches, tomatoes,
cucumbers, carrots, potato salad,
cup cakes and iced tea were
served.
On Mr.. Mullins farm we saw
a good demonstration of strip
cropping. The local stores had on
display exhibits of home laund-
ry, milking machines, and liter
allure was distributed on electric
ty for the farm by the power com
pany. ~
Mrs. Moore held open house
for the visitors. She has a most
modern farm home, we'll arrang
ed with all types of electrical ap
pliances, running water and mo-
dern conveniences. After lunch,
we visited w. J. Yates farm
where the Appalachian Power
Company gave a demonstration
on setting a pole, stringing wire
and making a hook up to a farm
home. Sam Jones, rural supervis
or for Dickinson, told of the ru-
raj identification progress in
Dickinson and problems encoun-
tered in rural extensions. We
saw an excellent stand of alfalfa
and hybrid corn on this farm.
On down the ridge further to
D. S. Roses place, Greever Mo-
tor Sales of Norton gave a de-
monstration of farm blowing
with Ford farm tractor. Sever
al farmers drove the tractor to
see how it handled and perform
ed.
Our last stop was at the H. E.
Carly farm where we saw an ex
cellent corn hybrid demonstra-
+, ton consisting of IL different
hybrids; also a good tobacco
field, and how phosphate bene-
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-21
'Dlckenson County Herald

fitted pasture. He had just COM
pleted his third cutting of alfalfa.
This ended the days tour and
all expressed themselves as hav-
ing a well spent day.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-21
(Contributed)

farmers, vocational high school
pupils and All Clubbers toured
the county on farm inspection
trip. Included in the tour were
demonstrations of tractor, farm
equipment, home appliances,
milking machines and hybrid
corn; the setting of a pole and
hook-up to a farm home by the
Appalachian Power Co.; visiting
"a modern farm home and other
things worth seeing.
The first farm visited was that
of Gilmer Fleming, where a IL
year-old alfalfa field, as good as
newly seeded field, was seen.
Mr.. Fleming has Is acres of hay
on his farm, tobacco, hybrid corn
and livestock. Red clover flour
ishes all over the farm. He stated
that where you fertilize with
plenty of phosphate you don't
need to re-seed clover. 1t just
continues to come back each year.
The evidence was there to see;
one field Is years old had never
been seeded to red clover and had
an excellent stand. Mr.. Fleming
has some fine pasture of alfalfa,
orchard grass and bluegrass. He
also goes in for Korean lespedeza.
His corn is estimated to go 100
bushels per acre. He has us 10,
Ill 448 and open pollinated var
tiles for comparison. The hybrods
show to the row very decided
difference in their favor.
From here We toured to Jesse
Grizzlies orchard farm. Mr.. Griz
zle has at least rs per cent
crop of fruit. Here it was learned
from Mr.. Grizzle that the proper
location was important. He re-
lated how he had sprayed and
why he pruned his trees low to
the ground. Another important
step he emphasized was fertiliz-
er. He applies government phos-
phate to his trees. Here, too, his
orchard has a good set of clover
from no seeding that he cuts
down each year with a DISC har-
row to feed his trees.
In spite of a few showers, we
pushed along to T. Pat Bise's
farm where we saw a newly seed
ed alfalfa field just coming up,
a hybrid corn demonstration of
some IA varieties This demon
stration is conducted under d.
rection of the county agent, E. c.
Smith, and Extension Service,
Blacksburg, Va. Here we observ-
ed the size of stalk, ears, number
per plant, blade disease resist
ance, shank attachment and ear
covering. The result of this ex-
pertinent, along with 10 others
in the county totaling some 40
varieties, will be complied for
the farmers this fall. Mr.. Bise
would not let us leave until we
H. Il
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1947-08-21

1947.
A copy-Teste:
E. B. Stanley, Clerk.
M. NJ. Long, p.q. (Aug. TAT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16
Organizations
Ask Review
Of Contract

NEW YORK "A request that
he move for the ablogauon OF
the contract between the city OF
New York and the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company for"thc
construction Of Stuyvcssnt Town,
private housing project was
addressed 10 Bronx Borough
President James J Lyons bv
the NAACP. American Jewish
Congress and American Civil
Liberties Union. last week
The three organizations re-
minded LYONS that he had dual
flied his votc on the BoNd of
Estimate. in favor or the con
tract bv saving that he as
Smcd that the insurance COM
panv would admit all persons
10 the project without regard TO
race
The groups pointed out that
the Metropolitan refuses admis-
sion To Negroes They asked
Lyons 10 move Tor rcconSidcrd-
ton in the Board of Estimate
The three organizations arc
now pressing two suits against
the insurance company TO force
admission Of Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16
Biased Plan For
Vets Hospital Hit

nrw YORK n. "a sharp
"iordcd protest was dispatched
" Tcscnerai Omar Bradley, Ad-
% ,l,rator Of the Veterans Nd
nln's',.',tion by the National
, mus League opposing oil to
l,nr ,rsh = S2.0OO.O00 hospital for
&C., yIerans At the birth
~ If Hooker T Washington
pay ys,anklrn county Virginia.
ID rse seton Of the National
,,b,r League was made public
rcrk IS Lester y Gran
~, executive secretary pointed
INA, tho House ~ Repre-
Guy r,,ayc ycicranS A$Qlrs CONF
s,,roc approved the bill on july
.rbs ota uro would. authorize
.,d.r ~ S2000000 for
~ Administration 70 ac-
,a,re m birthplace Of Booker
y Washington and for the con
.,.,c,,on az the segregated hos
WI s ~ Granger added
Pi ~ protest to General
n,a5ley ne National Urban
ieseuc osfral asserted There
! rsr IRONY IN such action
pookr Il Washington, If alive
, ,g wolld have been out
wv" ,t "a nniiCV OF racial
,pcrcea,lon established hv the
~. Government and IN
n,s,ed upon Negro men and
r.oo,on 30 have risked then
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16
River Rouge
BY ETHEL TUCKER

Aug. ..
Sick List
Little Bowman johnson Jr
still on the sick list He as
Wnuncd 10 his home al 275
,cechwoud and s Us set unable
tp walk. Hurry and set we'll
Obituary
Funeral services were held ior
William Edga Goodc. 35a liol
nd street Monday AuC ;
ON the ST johns a NJ +
hrch Mr. Goodc was born IN
20 in Georgetown Georgia
His survivors arc wife, Ida w
ar sons. william Edgar Goode
Shreveport, La Rosbur Of
ccsville. La, Adolphus and
Nlessa Of Chicago Two daueh-
tcrs. Helen Thomas of Chicago
nd Eddie Mac Johnson OF Rive
V0uge His sister MIS- Carey
lorccr also Of Chicago
Intcrment was hold DO Lancolr
memorial Cemetery under Nc
III Bros Funeral Home super
SION
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16

after lying in state al Mary
Palmer Methodist Church.
JONES. Lillian. Age: IS. Ad.
dress: ISL Erskine. Funeral
services were held al the
Diqqs' Chapel. Wednesday,
August s. at 1000 A. M. with
the Rev. Timberlske official.
inq. Iniermeni was al Detroit
Memorial Park.
MYLER, George. Age: So. Ad.
dress: 1928 Oakland. Funeral
services were held al the
Diaas Chapel. Wednesday.
August 6. at 400 p. M. with
the Rev. Timberlake official
ina. Inierment was al Deiroii
Memorial Park.
CHRISTIAN. Resale. Age; ~
Address. sol7 Riopelle. tu'
neral services were held al Lo.
land Baptist Church. Moran
and DEMON, Thursday. August
? al ZOO PM. with the Rev.
n. c. Banks officiating. Infer.
meni was at Detroit Memorial
Park. :,
LAWRENCE. chauneeY M. J.
Ace: rs. Address: lS4o Dubois
ADJ. No. /. Funeral services
were held at Bethel Baptist
Church. Dubois and Madison
Auqusf 8, al 1000 A. M. with
the Rev. Woodson officiating.
Iniermeni was al Detroit Me-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16

lives and shattered thcu 6csl,,
IN a war 10 defend donoc, 49, ~
An Insult
More than Uonv Is involvod -
Mr. GRANGE continued II IS an
insult 10 the memory Of rrcat
educator and noble American
10 mcmorallzc hlm hv crcct,nr
q Scerceatcd institution on The
site ~ his birthplace
lhorc are those who w,ll 49,
Gue that Booker r. Wasb,nrton
himself headed "a educational
institution for Negroes alone"
me National Urban League OK
oCuiiNc secretary continued
Ihis ls truc but IL ,yas \ dos
pciaic lasl step Wlncuycr I'M
dcfl1kcn a~ The only wav 10
provide education for Ncrrocs
OF Alabama and the Decp south
at q innc whom the Civil War
passions had not set died down
Bur many decades have passed
and TINS tthc proposed hospital
for Nccio Veterans Is not a pr,-
vat" educational cntcrpuscwhich
ls involved
Action During War
~ rs contract entered into
bN the Federal Government n
self Furthermore, dumnc Inc
war the Army and Navy hos.
pllalS IN thls country and oycr-
seas accepted Negro and white
veterans togcthc on The basis
Of their service and need rather
than thcr race II this could be-
done during the Wa there Is
no justification fol- lis not beng
done during peace
Mr. GWngcr concluded his
communication Of protest by
urging the Veterans Administer
ton To reconsider the polio,
inherited by youc AdmniStla-
ton oi scpaatlne American vcl-
Grams on the haSs OF race He
warned that Twenty-Five years
~ racial malpractice in the Vet
Grams Administration may make
SUCH decision difficult 90 cstab-
hsh and equally difficult 10 adj
minister
We aic certain the National
Urban League Official concluded
that n9lorliv Of the Amcri-
can people regardless ~ Their
race wl approve and support
such continuation of democratic
intention by oU Federal Gov
eminent"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16
FUNERALS CONDUCTED BY THE DICGS FUNERAL CHURCH
Monday, Aug 4 Through Saturday Aug. 9, l947

mortal Park.
THRASHER. Woodrow. Age;
%: Address: "a Kendall. Flu
neral services were held at the
Diaqs Chapel. Friday. August
8. al ZOO PM. with the Rev.
Undertake officiating. Inter.
ment was made al Detroit Me
mortal Park.
AYERS. Henry. Age; 4s. I'D
dress: 624 Leland. Funeral ser
vices were held at Disgs
Chapel. Saturday. August 3.
al 1000 AN. with the Rev.
Timberlake officiating. Inter.
meni was at Detroit Memorial
Park.
PARKER. MsrilYn. Age; IL.
Address: 22l2 Pierce. Funeral
services were held al the Con.
oressionsl Church Of God and
Christ. 2l3S Mack Ave. Sal.
urday. August 9. at li00 Pm.
with the Elder l. w. Wend Of
floating. Iniermeni was at De
iroif Memorial Park.
COLEMAN. Joseph. Age; a..
Address: l445 Chestnut. Flu.
neral services were held al
Diqas Chapel Saturday.
AUGUST 9. at 400 Pm. with
the Rev. Nelson officiating. In
terment was at Detroit Me.
mortal Park.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16
Mixed Couple
Appeals State
Marriage Ban

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal up
peaiina against the refusal OF
los Angeles officials TO Issue
then q marriage license a col
orcd utn and a white woman
filed q writ with the state Su
preme Court here this week
calling ON the court TO rule on
tho legality Of the state law ban
nng marriages Of whites and
Neeroes.
sylvester S DAVIS and Miss
Andeea y Perez who IS white
wclc ctusod license m Los
Aneor, Aug l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16

POPE. James. Assi 81. Nd
afess' SIS Pslmersion. River
rouge. Final rites were said at
nj. Vernon Cemetery. August
a. 1000 AN.
bslGHAM. Frances. Age: IL.
address; l0ls Holbrook. Flu.
nersl rites were held al the
mouse Of God. cafdoni. be-
tween Holbrook and Alqer.
mondaY. August 4. al 400 p.
n, with the Elder Carter Off
siahns. lntermeni was at De.
non Memorial Park.
SHOSS, Gilbert. Age: So. Ad-
ofess; 200 Connecticut. Flu
nefal services were held at the
pisss Chapel August 4 at 10
=; N. with the Rev. Timber
.sKs officiating. Intermeni was
81 Detroit Memorial Park.
VNEAL. Shepard. Age: a.. Nd.
afeis 1880 Klinser. Funeral
SerViees were held at Pleasant
SfoVe Baptist Church. Tues
wy August 5 at 400 p. M.
s Elin the Rev. J. L. Newly of.
a.elsiing. Iniermeni was at De.
n n0lt Memorial Park.
VBANloN. Nora Lee. Age; So.
Aoorets; ALTO Z. Fort. Ship
meni was made 10 Madison.
lno'' August S At $500 p. M.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-08-16
NAACP Hits Hiring
Policy Of FBI

WASHINGTON. d {. "A
brush Off Of Negro applicants
Tor clerical Jobs with the FBI
was charged thus week by the
Washington Bureau OF the
.NAACP.
His letter followed the an
nounccmcnt in Washington pa
per that the FIJI was accepting
applications to Ill 1000 clerical
posts and was appointing 500
new agents These Jobs will be
filled without any civil service
examination and arc presumably
made necessary by the new fed
olal employee loyalty program.
Many Jobs Folded
NAACP spokcsmon say that
There arc many Negro clerks
whose wartime government Jobs
have folded. leaving tn m
stranded So many Of them have
complained OF the refusal Of the
FBI 10 entertain their appllca-
lions that the NAACP has con
cludcd that the agency does
not want Negro clerks
Perry told Hoover II Is in
crcssinelv difficult for thousands
or American citizens TO believe
that an agency OF the govern
ment whose personnel recruiting
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LemaS Woods Sentenced
To 3 Years Hard Labor

Tended by Detroit attorney,
Ernest Goodman and by Nal
Evans c Bunker Capt. John A.
Mclaughlin, and Carlos Ramos
An appeal against the sentence
is planned. defense attorneys an
uounccd. Woods defense has
been handled by = Detroit COM
mittee co-chaired by George F.
Adde's. secretary treasure OF the
JAW Go. and the Roy T Tim
bcrlake. president of the Baptist
Ministers Conference
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MONROE NEWS

Miss MariNorc Bracv spent a
week IN Chicago visiting her
cousins Rcturnue with her was
Acr cousin Mrs. Equilla Pamlcr
She Viii pcud = While here
Mr. and Mrs Henry Page arc
,be proud parents NJ baby
auy James horn Aug q Mother
nd son are dong fine at pres
ont
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10 only TO keep the record
chit wc Of necessity rc-
lete n bus weeks Odds and
l0a something 81 anothc
gmbc dealer and opc aior
az kma5cd color and race d,
~ May in tho person OF
Ae late w q Atwood lum
n merchant and capitalist
oni ortor
rs g atwood was boen
jim 1879 on the Shell
C plantation. near small
village on the Alabama uvcr.
no wilcox county. Ala. tie
tYcpd ms line OF descent back
% q surgeon IN Oliver Ciun-
wells army. HIS father
Ilcuy STYLES Atwood, bad
good school education. and 1t
Wa, -i showed decided
rmis as a natural born
h1WNer He wa, also suc-
csSiul Businessman.
Brcau- Of lack NJ pace
much 90 The colon. lndustfy.
tho scd,c after an education
no hs csr1 from q childhood
% >lapct into one OF ont
Standing 0mlncuct must IT,
lrtt fo ~ thor mar atian But
VI Atwo went 20 tho State
of California in companv with
brother John s For
time he followed steamboat.
ms did some mining, and
laitorlv obtained and opcrat-
od stauraut somewhere
In the vicinity Of Market
street san Francisco, Calf.
The family had in the
mcantimc migrated 10 Ripley,
OMO. about 1853 Later Nj.
Atwood went TO East Sag
Dd'c Mich then returned io
Ripley IN the Fail OF 1852.
Gong 10 East Saginaw again
IN 1868 nc took with hum "a
compass. map and plats and
went nlo The woods and
looked for land
In the Fail of 1863 he 10
Gated 1000 acres of land and