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Evening star., 1947-05-21

FALLS CHURCH-New 4-bedroom. 2-bath
raas hins So aass III
fsa1 GNasnHl taf e 4coMhiasSBBaT1oN-1ocationS'.t at
wgods edge Ss. cos t. New
Usually ay IR n Srieht. Spacious. M equipped Eit.
sdeg with .d BATH @ dry bst as o
sssslen: saaaea: casoL1S sfso m CUFF. cH 4os
TsGaISD1Ar TTMGMaED1ArE POSSESSION. Only sss
monthly including taxes. ETC.; and S1,250
cash down payment Is needed to buy this
lovely brick in seg 6ssb sase
windows. 1oc bus fare, You should call
saTy eoNfA S5 ts1f 1nf fayGsHMEEr es En- ego eo TIL
s-RooM BRICK 3-bedrm. home, conven.
to Wash, Pentason and close to every
Ihns rm ksssn, aIss living bath sn ana
porches. hrst noor; nursery rm. adioins
master bedrm,, tile bath. End floor: plenty
sasst ss an ana exoesa si1sase bsD sDafe er
sTss; sFEc;u12rcRs. G9; tSss ATTENTION. sa e-foom
house near Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy; good
sanS sanss for ssa.ys2 ssns SSnsd a.
sEEIs snShs' HAVEN. AVE IVA ta.0sis. 800, Attractive,
detached center hall Cape Cod stone house.
consisting of 6 lovely rooms, recreation
room, oil heat, side screened porch. There
is large, .well-lahdscaped lot We urge yoHr YOU
E6 E6ss sss0 paps sf 1sc Sun it17 zsle's
NEAR FIT. MEYER, yA-Real bargain in
a semidet. brick 8 large rooms, tile bath,
ri MAEsHAlk hsas n J. weaxxsFL VAIL Mo co. ias1 7it
NORTH ARLINGTON. 14oo block n.
ceIIent condition, consisting Of living rm..
dining room. Kitchen. bedrooms, tiled
bath, fun basement, oil heat. built-in cor
ner cabinets, Venetian blinds, screened,in
side porch; $4,000 first trust at AZ In
terest; total price, S11,y50. Call NET
LER,s va. Office, 3S11 Lee highway, OK.
Il / HAVE 4 NICE BUY in Fairfax County
Subdivision. Large living room. large
kitchen -dinette combined, bedrooms and
bath; front porch; stairway to End foor;
1s basement; oil heat; white board fence;
on k-acre lot Price. $9,500n Reason
able terms For further information call
METZLER'S Virginia once. 3S11 Lee hwy.
OK. ns7s or GIL: !533;
OF wooded land. pretty stream = st rear. t,o. 70.
from Pentagon Building. Land Is mostly
about level at about 250-ft. elevation.
falls gently to the stream. Beautiful
woods, ancient road on one side. yoms.
~ baths, air conditioned with oil. fnsu-
lated. Price. $4,000, AiEht o. SUNDAY
call Mr.. Stretch. TE BOIL. LouiS z.
sHoRGAKKR 171s e st. nv. ma i106.
Evening star., 1947-05-21

spic-and-span condition. situated on, .
beautiful corner lot in this, most popuial
essnss e. make shs sn a CIV
aSss HS afsTs say sSSs sBs Wis Wilson
9w xcsEs SSa9' As1 SB afeE afta HOME. located nss
modern in every respect; newly remodeiet
W pns & sSads S sss
other bIdss. This is an ideal place to rstir,
xssd ton nass aset nt ssis eesasR 5sTR ~
REALTY. 2606 Wilson blvd.' oW. 55oo s,
County, c6i Sii1 CLUE AREA-cony. to penta
brick home. fun bsmt,. garage. owne
sl7 ssI on HXKErsaTos yigE sssz ssrRi REAtT Ss till
Near sa Lee Lee hwy. IVY and eIsbe I'd. this exeel.
room. dining room and equipped kitcher
stairs; full basement, recreation room
Ias n,ss p,sSsTSS5s poSsM%oSwRALfH IfaT REAnTY aeS
Wilson blvd, .oW. $500, OK. 2341; 81
$1,000, Ari., 10 min. Pentagon-2.bedrm
dinette dsa venetian binds ials EQUIP Kit
sss I.HRsSrssl inSs lnsisaa ss eowaR 81 81
ANN sNAtI EkASONENLAs 4uchuy b1ItSs
for convenience to the Pentagon or Nav,
annex; vacant, immediate poss.; larEt
bedrms.. smaller one, one bath. largi
liv. rm., din. rm.: mod. equipped kit. Iarg,
wooded lot mot ieveD: 70 INSPECT, pleas,
call LELAND p. BRECKENRIDGE. ewes
and Sunday, TIE 3775, with HENRY D
TRIPP. Resltor, 1911 L. st. NV. MA
67O5.
IS ,250-6-room house on large lot. Thi
2-story house has 3 bedreoms. living room
dining room and kitchen. The only con
clude a. wash house. wood shed AMI
| 10 miles from Washington and its pric'
sllcEs for iProysIsnss ssI3 $500 .n9sn down
dale, Va. at the end Of Columbia pike
Phone Aiexandria 5S12. Closed Sundays
TODAY'S BEST-Earge brick Colonial II
country club section; center entrance, liy
ing room (13x24) with stone fireplace
entrance to attractive side screened porch
fun dining room, equipped kitchen witt
breakfast neck; SECOND noos. msstsf BED bed
rooms and tiled bath; third floor, Q iars,
bedrooms; fun basement. lovely % rssrsatics sss
astssssd gray, ,se,pFswExiTH pF,sssw t 99q sxAiTT iSrP
2606 Wilson blvd. ow. $780, OK. 234l
Evening star., 1947-05-21

SEE THIS COLONIAL NOW-Entoy, the
summer breezes at this location: includes
bedrms., spacious living and dining
rooms, also lse;. mod. equipped kit. hard,
on. Q acres Of cleared and wooded ground;
priced for immed. sale. Call MILTON q.
SMITH, 1919 Wilson blvd, OW. 1900.
21
$3.50 Attractive 5-rm bungalow and
nearly an acre, close to new Shirley hwy.
cioverleaf, 10 miles to WASH: Lying rm..
din rm., kitchen with furnished breakfast
may may 90 CT. cAPuTI REALTY CO. phone
TI1sT FA Al asoET GT Tns 1asl curEsr two-bedr1m.
all-brick Colonial home in this area. n
addition to the Iiv. rm., dining rni.. kit.
and tiled bath, other features. are: skid
proof bath tub, parquet flooring, copper
plumbing. interior decoration with an ar
tistic touch, and an extremely sound con,
struetion throuzhout home. AR.NGTON
REALTY. exclusive AGENTS, 2204 wilson
blvd, GIL. 1900, Ok 4123. IL Y
vACANT-Only 5 yrs. old: Arlington, Va;
semidet.. brick; excellent cond. full bass-
ment, oil heat: bus At corner; SIG. 800 viii
81 600 down. Cau OWNER, OR. 2z62. -
Evening star., 1947-03-02
z. seruteh|ess deuning

So so smooth and you'll be amazed that such
gentle cleanser clean fast Wet fingers and take pinch of
Swfs Cleanser Feel for yourself how vevey smooth And bb
ean No other cleanser you both arS cleaning and
grease cutting. Try it for week-you'l it for life.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
LARGE NEGRO VOTE EXPECTED
IN MONDAYS PRIMARY POLL

Because Of the entrance oil
two Negro candidates in the ju-
deal race a representative turn
ogi Of voters in colored pre-
cne,s has been anticipated.
The most vigorous campaign
d., been put up by Edward A.
Simmons. candidate for common
pleas court Judge. Simmons
who was endorsed as qualified
by the Civic Searchhght. has
launched drive TO get out the
votes
Simmons said that every 9th
pt son DO Detroit is a Negro and
tie $4,000 Negroes in Detroit
have been crying. on the shout
oer % some public official to
please appoint one OF them as a
JUDGE
simmons said that there have
ben 10 appointments TO the
courts within the past three
Yeas and not one Negro has
been considered.
He said that we would stav
81 home on election day Feb
rusry { and sleep and allow
tie greatest opportunity that
we have ever had TO elect one
O our own group to slip by or
wli we say, Let us be Race
Conscious and do our civic duty
3, having the members Of our
family, our friends and their
friends 80 TO the polls on Mon
DAY. February IL and cast their
votes Tor the only Negro in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
DR.. Wesley to
Preach Lenten
MONDAY Sermons

DR.. Charles II Wesley. presi-
dent OF Wherefore University
will be the guest preacher on the
first three MONDAY services con-
Quoted annually during Lent by
the Detroit Council Of Churches.
He will speak on Feb 10, 20
and 81. at Central Methodist
Church on "DilemmaS in Modern
Religious Life" His topics will
be The Dilemma Of Prayer -
Answered O. Unanswered
Wednesday,; The Dilemma Of
the Cross--An Event or a Prin-
ciple?' Thursday, and The
Dilemma of Hope-Defeat or At
tainment?" friday.
Other out-of-town speakers on
the series. which will continue
through Good Friday. on April A.
include DR.. Theodore o. Wedel OF
Washington. DC; DR.. Joseph r,
Sizoo president of the New
Brunswick Theological Semi
nary; Or. Richard c. Raines, OF
Minneapolis, Dr.. James w.
Clarke, Of ST. Louis and Or. Fred
erick Schroeder. president Of
Eden Theological Seminary.
During the second week Of the
series Ave local ministers Will
each preach one day They are
Dr.. Henry Hit Crane. Dr. Wal
ton z. Cole. DR.. Chester A Nc
Pheeters. DR.. John A. Wiser and
DR.. Warner +. Cole.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
MAHONEY TO
RESIGN FROM
LABOR POST

Charles n Mahonev. president
Of the Great Lakes Insurance
Company and member Of the
State Labor Commission. offered
his resignation as labor COM
missioner 10 Governor Sigler on
Tuesday
The resignation was made
known in a letter 10 the Govern
or Mahonov SAID he had studied
the detectives for the compensa-
ton division OF the Department
OF Labor and Industry. which
were outlined in tho preeS. and
he had feeling that in order 10
carry out those detectives il
would he necessary TO insist upon
that part Of the statute which re-
CURES commissioner 20 put IN
their fun time.
Because OF my business con
nectionS in Detroit. find II
necessary at this time for me TO
be absent the entire week.
II is not my wish TO err barraSs
IN any way the successful opera
ton OF your administration
am therefore submitting here
with my resignation as a COM
missioner IN the Department OF
Labor and Industry, and ask
that YOU accept the same al your
earliest possible convenience" "
Charles II. Mahoney
Mahonev has served two terms
as Labor Commissioner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
Harlem Crime Wave Nipped
ARREST 20 in
HARLEM RAIDS

NEW YORK-T@cnly youths
we're arrested in Harlem raids
Monday on suspicion or rob
berries. rapes. burgiaties, and the
renting Of weapons.
A large cache Of weapons, and
a secret shooting range were UNI
covered. Among the arrested
were five members Of a gang
which is said TO have broken
into private party last FRI
day night. robbed the guests,
led up IL men, and raped the
women.
II is charged that two Of the
arrested men rented weapons,
charging So a night for pistols
and S25 for sawed off shotguns.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
USES SHOTGUN
TO KILL WIFE

Crimes OF violence over the
week end were topped by the
killing Of wife by her hus-
band and his confession. Other
violence included attacks on
several individuals.
Dead in Receiving hospital
with gunshot wounds is Mrs.
Sadie Brown. 33. OF 1878 Flem-
ing. Her husband, Louis. 38, at
first said that she was killed by
an intruder early Sunday morn
ing. but under questioning he
is reported TO have confessed.
CUT BY Elk
Cuts on her face and arm
were suffered Tuesday night by
Thclma DriScoll. 90. of 1919 18th,
who was taken to Receiving hos
pital. She said they were adj
ministered by former boy
friend, George Nathan, 80, OF
63l superior.
Attacked by an unknown as
sailant in an alley near a brew
cry on wilkins. Paul Granfor-
tuno, bar operator at 3i07 St.
Aubin. was taken Friday TO Re
ceiving hospital with bruises
about the~face, head and hands
HURT IN BED
A mother and her daughter
We're attacked IN bed THURSDAY
by man against whom the
woman had testified in court
a few days before, her son said.
In Receiving hospital are Mrs.
Josephine Odom, 81, Of 2664 Z.
Willis. and her daughter. Bar
bara. Is. They charge that Rus
sey Duke, 80, of 1903 Mack did
the job.
His wife bit his right index
finger. Raymond Malone. 30, Of
6032 30th, told Receiving hos
pital attendants Sunday morn
ing The finger was infected.
The royal wrath of Queen Ro-
binSon. "a, of 20444 Kentucky,
Wednesday was vented on her
laundress. Margie Nave. q. of
20ll6 Wyoming. Margie was tax
on 10 Receiving hospital suffer-
ing with decorations Of her right
thumb and left eye, cut during
an argument with her boss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
Dentists Board
Meets in Detroit
Over Weekend

Dr.. w. NJ Springer, Cincinna-
u, Ohio. chairman of the EXecu-
tive Board Of the National Dem
tai Association announces that
( the Board will hold It's regular
/ Mid Winter meeting on Satur-
day and Sunday, February Is
and Is at the Urban League on
John r. St and Mack Ave in
Detroit. The plans for the thirty
fourth annual convention Of the
association 20 be held IN De.
troit on August 24-l7th viii be
formulated al this meeting and
the executive officers Will meet
with the Wolverine Dental So
eiety 20 complete selection of
clinical program and socia ]
events
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
Book Useful in
Education for
Race Relations
BY ULYSSES W. BoYKIN

Prejudice takes a licking in
The Challenge Of Hate a pic
ture book written by A. r. Lern-
er and Herbert Poster. with an
introduction by Norman Corwin
and "A Greed for Americanism"
by Stephen Vincent Benet The
paper.covered 96-psge publies-
ton Is the product of the FFF
Publishing Company. It's car
toons are by Eric Godal
One Of the best sections Of the
book is the part that deals with
the contribution made by Ne.
groes and Jews 70 American life.
Other sections show the purvey-
ors of hate at their work and
suggest some solutions for the
problem.
Included is a valuable guide to
organizations dong good work IN
the race relations field. Among
them is the UAW-CIO. the
NAACP. the Workers Defense
League. the League for Indus
trial Democracy, and many 9TH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
Study Abortion
Charge Made by
Commemorative

Homicide squad detectives I'M
der Inspector George Branton are
investigating alleged abortion
charges against well-known
Detroit physician.
The complainant is Lorraine
Williams, 24-year-old common
law wife Of Travis Jones, of 24l5
McDougall.
The doctor claims that the en-
tire accusation is frame up and
an attempt to shake him down.
From statements made by the
Williams woman and Jones al
lege that their family physician
had refused their request for an
abortion and had referred them
10 the physician in question.
The woman said she went TO
his Office on Jan. %. and the doc
tor is alleged 10 have agreed to
perform the illegal operation for
$3.50. Later it is further alleged
that learning that Miss Williams
had been pregnant for approx
matelv four and a half months,
she alleges that he raised the fee
10 SITS. On Feb 4. following the
operation Miss Williams said she
returned home and on Feb. .
gave birth to a ~ pound stu
born in the presence OF Hattie
Jenkins. 81, OF PALS McDougall,
and Travis Jones. her common
law husband. Jones Is alleged TO
have disposed OF il.
She was taken 10 the keceiv.,
ing hospital and later transferred
TO Herman-Keifer for observa-
ton and treatment. The young
woman said she would prosecute
the physician.
Inspector Branton said that a
thorough investigation would be
made Of the case and the persons
involved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15

Longstrect testified Thu r IA y
before the state senate judiciary
committee against his white pr
mari bill
In another judicial ruling. SUI
peuor Judge Bond Armand
Thursday ordered State Treas
urcr George r Hamilton to &C.
cept seven million dollars in
taxes collected bY Talmadge's
revenue commissioner. Charles
D Redwine
NO RECOGNITION
Judge Armand emp haSized
that his decision did not reuuira
Hamilton 10 recognize Talmadgs
as governor, or Redwlne as
commissioner
Judge PorterS decision has
been widely hailed as cour-
ageuus pro-demOcratic action.
Tslmadge asSailcd Porter in
such violent terms that many
observers believe he NAV be
cited FOR contempt Of court.
SUN TOO HIGH
Mrs Longstreet told the SEN
ate committee holding hearings
on the white primary but that
the sun Of our national pro-
gress Is TOO high " the heav.
ems for disfranchisement Of the
Negro
She said that the race that
can produce a George Washing
ton Carver and a Booker WsSn-
ington, has already paid the
price IN service 10 the country,
OF the highest privilege OF
American citizenship. which Is
the ballot
Then the generals widow add
ed, Il implure YOU 10 turn the
scorn OF honest men against this
infamous bill. Repudiate Il. Bury
IL too deep for resurrection"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15

The meeting is the Scnd-on for
the drive for $4,000 TO carry Re
strictive Covenant cases 20 the
United States Supreme Court
The first of these cases. Sipcs VS..
McGhee. has already been de-
cided by the Michigan Supreme
Court, and others are expected 10
reach il soon. The states highest
court upheld the restrictive COW
enant in that case. but il is hop
ed that the United Statey SUI
preme Court will reverse The de-
clsion.
cHAIRED BY WHITE
~ JSs campaign is under the d.
rection Of the legal redress com
mittee of the local NAACP,
chaircd by the Rev. Horace A.
White.
THE Michigan Supreme Court
decision was an invitation to us
to take the case TO the United
States Supreme Court. which has
never passed on racial restrictive
covenants" White said in a
statement TO the press. I'VE are
under the strongest moral imper-
ative to accept that invitation. We
stand an excellent chance Of get
ting a satisfactory decision from
the highest judicial authority in
the land"
COSTS HIGH
THE costs OF this campaign
will be high" said Edward M.
Swan brunch executive secretary.
I'VE will have TO be prepared to
pay large bills for lawyers ex-
penses. the printing of briefs and
the preparation OF papers We al
ready owe our lawyers a tremen-
dous bill. which must be paid,
Publicity on this campaign. to
make every believer in democ-
racy aware Of the issues, will al
so be expensive
This campaign goes at the
very roots OF discrimination, ="
added the Rev. Robert L. Brady.
Jr., president OF the Detroit
branch. I'VE firmly believe that
association in work and in resi-
dental areas will break down
most Of the prejudices that today
hem us in. Ending enforced res
idential segregation thus ranks
with the securing Of equal job
opportunity as one Of the two
most important tasks before us.
The association has made this
fight for living space a major
part of its work. The community
is certain 10 back US. and one
concrete way Of helping is TO
turn out en- masse at tue Feb. l6
meeting. bringing cash along for
the campaign.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
WILL FRANCIS
LOSES FINAL
COURT APPEAL

The u S. Supreme Court
Monday turned down Willie
Francis final plea for comnu-
tation Of his death sentence.
Frances attracted widespread
sympathy when an effort to
electrocute him in tnc louisa
ma state pententiary was unsuc-
cesSful. and strenuous efforts
have been made 10 save his
life.
There arc no more avenues
OF mercy for Francis. unless the
governor of Louisiana revcrseS
his previous decision not to
commute his sentence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
.BaIlenger Says
All Applicants
Get Same Chance

All applicants are told that
they may have TO wait year
for a written examination for
policeman. Police Commissioner
John F. Ballenger told Miles
Faison. president Of the Better
Citizens League, in response TO
an INJURY about the treatment
accorded an application made by
Frank Greer.
Ballenger explained that there
is no way Of knowing when the
next examination will be given
and that all applicants are told
that II may be a year before
the next one is conducted
In response 10 Faison's charge
that Greer had been asked many
ambiguous questions, Ballenger
said that there are MANY cues
tons we must ask Of persons
seeking employment with the
Depaf tment. Such questions are,
however. a part OF our standard
procedure. We do not single
out any particular person or
group OF persons for questioning
OF this type
You may be sure that eve
rY consideration is given 10 all
persons who make appliea-
lion at the Training School"
Bsllenqer concluded.
Meanwhile the Subcommittee
of citizens studying the race
relations of the Police Depart
ment, which includes many rep
resentatives OF the Negro COM
munity. has concluded that the
charges against the department
in the matter of Greer and two
young woman applicants for po-
licewoman, are unfounded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
Two Negroes Run
By Right Wing
IN Local 600

Two Negroes are candidates
i!T high office in Ford Local
oVl Of the UAW-CIO on the
hghtwlng slate headed by Mi
saael Magee. il was revealed
t1S week
They are Albert Johnson. rum
1'na Tor vice president; and
Games Watts. for recording sec
ietary. This is the first time
g'al either Of the major states
Vas included more than one Me-
klo Tor top office in the local.
NONE REELECTED
ne Magee slate also includes
raul TAYLOR for financial sec
,elar9 Moose Khan and Blackic
nanp for guide. Ed Oliace Tor
uusIee and Alex Makowski for
Slseant-at- arms. The right wing
noup IS attempting to unseat
se lett wing administration
TTydded by President Thomas
thompson. Thus far no presi-
sVnl Of the local has ever been
Reelected.
commenting on the selection
VI Johnson and Watts for their
gosiuons on the slate. Magee
g.e'lared. We did not pick
u'eSe TWO men because they
wire Negroes. but because they
s'e me best qualified for the
plsE We believe that the high
~ KIND o; democracy must be
S"cuccd IN the labor move
s.''u, recognizing every person
- an individual to be Judged
~ ms merits. and not on his
.aee or creed.
SaosEN ON MERITS
W noth al Johnson and Jim
la asN nave demonstrated their
s.I IOeFship and ability in the To-
oa. ana II Is because of their
S'i nj. accomplishments and capa-
t5e 's.eS that the caucus selected
S'ein' he added.
Line me right wing group in the
prSD supports Int tional
ob, rs'uehl Walter p. Reuther and
gs rposes the pro-Com muniSt
srs0 ~ lea by Secretary Treas
ley. george /. Adde's. II is be-
Sooseu that the excellent lob
p~e, oy the UAW-CIO Fair
bv IpsVes Department hea d e q
Nculhcr and William III Oh
VOTE. wiz swing many crucial
The ~ The big Ford local to
W. right wing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
TAKE STAND AGAINST
PEACETIME DRAFTING

A Philip Randolph. president
Of the Brotherhood az Sleeping
Car Porters. and the Rev ChaS.
a. Hill. Detroit minister. ara
among more than 400 persons
who Wednesday, February II.
participated IN a demonstration
against peacetme conScrption
Randolph mailed has draft re-
gistration card to President True
man from the New Orleans of
tce % his union and other par.
tiCpants either took similar &C.
lion on publicly DESTROYED their
cards
The demonstration Is under
the auspices Of the Break With
CONSUMPTION Cor-mutee with
headquarters IN New York
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
CHARGE VIOLATION OF
STATE GAMING LAWS

Violation Of state gaming laws
was charged 70 Thomas Irby,
36. and his wife Native Mae, 20,
both OF 5605 Junction. following
their arrest in their McGraw
Hotel apartment Monday after
noon
Police say they found almost
$1,000 in cash and MANY betting
slips in the apartment James
Bacott. a friend Of Irby, was
alse arrested and is held for in
vestigation as a mutuel operator.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1947-02-15
WOODWARD
SUES BUS
COMPANY

NEW York; suit has been
filed by Isaac Woodland against
the Atlantic Greyhound Bus
Company, charging it with re-
sponsibility for the events lead
ing up to his loss of his sight.
Woodland was taken off a bus
in South Carolina and beaten
so severely that he lost his eve
sight He was taken off by po-
licemen at the request OF the
bus driver.