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The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21
Freedom Train
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Train to Detroit, according to
Chairman Frank Isby include l.
c. Blount, president Of the
Booker T. Washington Trade
Association: Carlton Gaines
president OF Victory Loan Com
pany; Lloyd A. LOOMS, attorney;
Rev. Horace A White, pastor
Plymouth Congregational church:
Edward A. Baker. radio adver-
tising executive; Mrs. Geraldine
Bledsoe Of the USES: and Mrs.
Jerene G. Macklin. musical
leader.
100 feet OF track were laid
al the Fair Grounds 10 accom-
modate the train. Seating ar
rangements for 10000 will be
provided for those expected 10
90 through the train and tc
hear the program.
In addition to the participation
of several nationality groups on
the program the DuPree Choir
Will sing.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21
Migrants
tconiinued From Pa.

tcontinued From pa.. 4
were computed on a 49, Y
with half going 10 ,bs
who owned the fields Th.
pany paid. 'F
Six dollars per 100 no..,
Grade ! cueumbers; e.
100 pounds of Grade \
bsrs; $50 per 100 uo..s. s.
Grade , eucumbers.
That meant in o.ae
TO pick 200 pounds y N
5000 a worker would b.sl
! cucumbers, coo poT,s
grade 2 cucumbe
pounds tbettcr thsp
toni OF grade three ,umb-
In order 10 earn N. -
ised Sl2 a day. II a works, ~, !.
INTO q crop OF grade ihrs. !
eumbers. he would hss.
pick 2.400 pounds or
than a ton!
Those who atiemvte4
were able 10 earn oaiy = ~
or two q day
The FBI was cell. IN !,
festlgate the situat. 80.
on account OF the insIs J.
transported with oo,,ip'i,T
q violation Of the Man -,
According 70 Alto ney 81
and DR.. Lotion. nv -
official. a situation tss, ~
ened the communiu with IL
disease. and otnt gnde'-l
incidents could easily re,gs
After the iusistchce
authorities to elthe mp,or,
camps or close ir ~ sns i
the workers back 10 Ca,l
some 40 Of them acre 81
back. Many did des,.l
return South and went inio \
nav where theS round ~
Some are still remsinir.
aY City. being .empo,ss]
lodged by the Second a.
Church. Of which Rev. WlI,l
McCoftrY is pastor. Bay d,
residents were generous
helping 10 feed the hon,.l
and hungry workers. m,,l
going into their own pocE,.
such as Dave Barney M
Cammmie Williams. head
the Bay City NAAcP. ain,
whom have been active IN :
tempting 10 get Thompson. \
packing company or the sd
authorities 10 take some ac.I
10 relieve the situation.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21
Fair Practices
Conference Set
For September


William II. Oliver, co-director
OF the Fair Practices and Anti
Discrimination Department. an
nounced Tuesday plans for the
annual Fair Practices Conference
for Regions i and Ia, scheduled
for Fridap and Saturday. Sept.
l7-l8 at the Masonic Temple,
Detroit.
This announcement came after
q meeting Of all local union fair
practices committees members
in Regions and Ia, at which
time a committee of l6 was
established. Representatives OF
all the local unions in the two
regions will take part in the
conference, Oliver said.
The Conference during the
two-day session. will discucss
problems relating TO up-grading.
the model anti-discrimination
clause, equal pay for equal
work. and other shop problems
pertaining to discrimination and
other aspects OF working con-
ditions.
The Conference will concern
itself with various aspects OF
working conditions and partici-
patton in union and community
activities in the area Of fair
practices.
The keynote speaker will be
Emil Marcy. international-Sec-
retary treasurer and chairman Of
the UAW-cIO international ex-
ecutive board Fair Practices
Committee
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21

passing Of Mr.. Green Of Fleming
street
Mrs. Ara Crumbley's fune' al
was held last week al the Hart
ford Avenue Church Of Christ
Thursday. az IL o'clock.
BY special request OF the neigh
bors OF Goddard street. this col
umnist is submitting the paper
that was read al the funeral The
paper was written by your scribe
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21

game was 70 win. the moment the
singing and praying in the Crum
bley house began. the children
would stop and listen.
MrS Crumbley had Baptist
neighborS. Methodist neighbors
and Seven Day Adventist neigh
bors. but her general love Of mar.
KIND melted all of the religions
l.lto one II was often you would
see her faithful friends, watering
her lawn. cutting her hedges or
carrying a tray Of food to Their
beloved neighbor. have heard
the younger women telling 0l
having asked Mrs. Crumley 20
pray for them over some proc
lem in their lives, and how much
her prayers helped them. To her
husband. We extend our deepes;
sympathy Yet. we know that on
the other side OF a very peacesul
river. calmly rocking on some
sunny porch. Mrs. crumblev nc
longer suffering with pain. await.
/ her beloved.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21
NEIGHB BoRHoOD
PAPER

we. the nelghooIS OF Goodsi u
street. are gathered here TO-DAY
with the members Of this cnurch
and the relatives and friends 70
pay our last respects 70 Mrs. Ara
Crumbley
IT seems Just yesterday thal
We could hear her voice rAised IN
praver al the PRAYING services
.owetimes held IN her home No
matter how fast the children were
,kaune. how hard the street oall
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21
North End
RREAKFAsr

The Albert Underwoods enter
tanned the Burdens from Cleve-
land Ohio. and Mrs. 7 n n ] c
Worthern Of Chicago, illinois. al
breakfast Sunday morning along
with the Burdens was Mrs. juan
ia French who drove over IN a
brand new chocolate colored
Hudson
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21
McNaIIy
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Continued From Page Il
meeting Of his ctyl wshn
tail this week ard densn.
that they issue warrants
violatorS OF the Digs G
Rights law.
"Anf complaints Where on
sistants are fslllns DOWN on
job should be called 70
attention" he declared
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21
PICNIC
AT PARKSIDE

One OF our incest neighbors,
Mrs. Selma McGlasker IS NJ AZ
Parkside Hospital We wish her
an the luck
We are very sorry shout ihe
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21
MAN MARRIEs
DETROIT GIRL.

The wedding Of Ruby TruI,t
the daughter Of Mrs. Willie AM
Truitt OF Goddard street. wa,
performed Sunday afternoon AZ
Il p. N. az the Peace Baptsr
|Church.
Rev. Lee T Clay offlciated
The bride was breathtakinel
beautiful in a gown OF white sa'.
m. with a sweetheart neckl!ns
and a bouffant lace hustle.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-08-21

manager. Flint agency: and J.
E. Smith, manager. Chicago Or.
dinary Agency
The Detroit Branch Office of
the Supreme Liberty Life In
surance Company is located at
1889 John r street.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
JOHN GARY SAUL, Attorney.
RvrsI

Room 209, Columbian Building.
hsd rHE bsre hft HseSS eo1hf HS 81 III
lumbia;wNANN1E ], = 4N GRAY. 1919 second !.
Defendant.-No. bss-4s-The object OF
this .hs suit is for absolute divorce on
March. Is4s. ordered that the defendant
Earl Gray, cause his appearance to be
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi-
days. occurring after the day, of the hrst
Dubleatiop ;,1 Of this order; otherwise the
Of default. Provided, copy OF this order
be published once ., week for three suc-
essslvs weeks IL The Washington Law
Justice. isea6 Attest: Dls9N HAKsY M. HEtLI Hull.
Clerk. BY EDITH M. FOX msF DePHty y % Clerk
1918 X Street. NV.
Filed Mar. I, 194s. Harry N; Hull. Clerk:
IN ,,nI1a THE s1 DISTRICT s COURT SI. g OF 18th, THE
bia.-Msrvin A. Curtis. Thornton W. Owen,
Samuel scrivener,. Jr.,. Trustees for Per-
Pstusl BUILDING Association Wash1nston
Mildred Wiekersham. Cornelius Wendal
Woodward. Edith Woodward johnson and
Graham Cox woodward. If living, and If
deceased. their Unknown Heirs, Devisees
Mo- % 6i4H-47.@oRpER OF PUBL1cATioS. TON
M object sea,s Of tts this ia6 i to fst's
part Of the orisinal Lot 2 in SQUARE
ier the same At point on e. iine
i inch East from the Southwest corner Of
5 feet. thence North IS IS feet. thence West
Of beginninE. Being the 5 feet 'front.' BY
5hs West 25, foot ], inch front thereof.
this 1th day Of March, as. oRDsERED
that defsndsnts Anna MARY Tsy9J M
Graham Cox woodward. If living, and if
deceased. their unknown heirs. devisees
and alienees, cause their appearance to
rule day occurring after the expiration
Of one month from and after the day OF
the first publication hereof, otherwise this
of default; provided copy Of this order
be published once each week for three
successive weeks before sSsh date in The
Reporter, good cause having been shown
why further publication is unnecessary.
g. r DICKINSON Ta5r LET'S; S1stiss 1sss s4,i
Clerk. by EDITH NJ. FOX, Deputy Clerk.
BONNETT 4 BONNETT, 14O6 6 St. NV.
Filed March 25, 1879; Hairy N Hull: Clerk;
United States for the District of Co
lumbia. - In Re Application of LOR-
RAINE KLUsINsKE for Change Of Name.
having flled a complaint for
a judgment changing her name to LOR-
RAINE KAYE, and having applied to the
Court for an order of publication Of the
notice required by law in such cases, it is,
by the Court, this 25th day of March.
194s, Ordered that all persons concerned
show cause II any there be. on or before
the oath day Of April. I94S. why the
prayers OF said complaint should not be
granted: Provided, That = copy Of this
order be published once a week for three
weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and the Washington Law
Reporter. (S) F. DICKINSON LET'S,
Justice (Seal) A True Copy. Test
HARRY M HULL, Clerk. BY EDITH M
FOX. Deputy Clerk. mh27,ap3,1O.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

THOS. J. OWEN q SON, auctioneers, 435
southern Building-Trustee's sale Of valu-
able 3-story and basement brick dwelling,
known as premises No. 80 "R" ST. NV
BY virtue Of an amended hnal Judgment
IN Civil Action No. 34439. entered upon
the docket OF the District Court OF the
United States for the District of Column
bia on the 9th day of February, 1913,
I Will sell in front Of the premises, on
Monday, the 18th day OF April, AID. l94S.
at. $3.50 pm, the follow ing described land
and premises situate in the District of
Columbia and designated as and being
Lot number 81 in Block numbered IL in
the subdivision known as "Bloomingdale, >,
in Square numbered 3101, as per plat re-
corded in the. once OF the Surveyor for
the District Of Columbia, in Li5er County
II, at Folio Al, together with the i'm
provements thereon. Sold subject to
ratification by the District Court. Terms
OF sale: Sold subject to q prior building
ASSOCIATION deed of trust for approximately
1851 "a and . prior second deed OF
trust for spproximately SI.590.56. further
particulars Of which will be announced at
time OF sale; the purchase price above
Of $500. $500 required aed, at time Of sale; Con
as.S At 1urehssers l's cost Terms to be com
tion Of the sale by the District Court,
otherwise the trustee reserves the right
to resell the property at the risk and
cost Of the defsultinK purchaser after 3
day4 advertisement Of such resale in
some psWspaper published In tbs pisttct
q Columbia. EMORY .. EnTH. 1907
6na -. Nv. nnhz7, ,ap1 $40.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

People who are we'll vsrsed in rram.
mar are often banled BY the "ons Of
construction. Wnen they see "one are
1t Is incorrect. Mr.. Colby's leafiet, C-13
EXPLAINS the one Of complex
To obtain . copy, send cents in coin
and stamped. self addressed enyelopS
to him, care The Washington Star. p 8
Box 80. Station q, New York 10, ny.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
LEGAL NOTICES.
L. J. H. HERWIG, Attorney,

4O2 Sth st. NE.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THl
United States for the District OF Co
1ymbia.mFiled I1p March 1s; 5s4s. Harry N
AE'sS1 Mrieht oI1G sl1s nnns'ot. V; ave. ":n
nesota ave. Sc, and Wylcdean Kelly,
l10s .sth st. Sc. Correspondents.- No
4612-47.-The object of this suit. Is to
obtain an absolute divorce from the de-
fendant on the ground Of adultery. On
18th day of March. 1913. ordered that
the Wilism wEisht and
wylSdean Kelly, cause their appearing. appear
fortieth day. exclusive OF sundays and
legal HOLIDAYS. occurring after the day
otherwise the cause will be proceeded with
as in. case of default; Provided, = copy
for three successive weeks. in the Wash
inEton Law Reporter. and The Eysnins
SON LET'S. Justice: Attest: HARRY M.
HULL. Clerk. BY EDITH M. FOX, Deputy
Clerk, ma2O,C7ap3
Evening star., 1948-03-27
oTHa An STATIONS.

~ V1htK An 9TNT1VN.
W00W-570 kc.-7 Am. to 6:1B Pm.
WpiK-730 Kc.-6:1b am. to e:15 Pm.
WARL-780 Ke.-s:1b am. to s:1b Pm.
W6N-i,050 M.-s:1b am. to Sis Pm.
wc-1.120 kc.-s:1b am. 10 s:15 pm.
weA+t,390 Ke.-s:1S am. to s:1b pm.
W0W-t.590 Ks Am. to s:1S Pm.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY, Public Build
inzs Administration. Washington. D. C.,
March 25. 194s. Sealed bids In duplicats
ings) for expansion Of facilities at the
National Institute Of Health. at Bethesda.
Md, will be received until l pm. Stand
ard Time. on April /, 194S, in Room No.
1Ol6. Federal Works Agency Building
Washington, D. C.. and then publicly
opened in Room No. 1904. Bid guaran-
tee is required II the amount of the
contract exceeds $1,000. o. s. Standard
Form No. %, Construction Contract. will
be used and performance and payment
set Of Prebid Documents and one set OF
drawings and specific atoms will be sup
piled without charge to each general con-
plete project, az of which must be re-
turned w E. REYNOLDS, Commi issioner
OF Public Buildings. Federal Works Agency.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A WEsCHLER d son, auctioneers
Notice Is hereby given that on Tuesday,
and continuing If necessary each Friday
and Tuesday thereafter, we will sell at
public auction at Weschler's, 905 Z St..
for otner charges goods stored with us
in the name of Captain and FOR Mrs. Har-
vey Emery. Parties in interest, please take
81 MOVING CO., 461S l4th St, NV.
mh27,ap5.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
T axe My Word for It
BY Frank Colby
Il X II


Los Angeles: Can't you impress
on people that the large city ir
Northern California is not 'Samp'm
Cisco, Sam Cisco" or Saffron Cis.
CO.? May offer you a light TO,
this particular torch?-B. r.
Answer: San Francisco is a lovely
name, even in its Americanized
form. which is, correctly: SAN
frn-S1SS-koe. Above all, we should
avoid offending the people of that
city. They dislike the contraction
frisco"
Kansas City: I recently spoke OF
my brother as being quite deaf
A friend took me to task, saying
that there are no degrees of deaf
ness; that q person is either deaf
or not deaf-Mrs. Z. r.
Answer: The dictionaries define
deafness as wanting, or deprived of,
the sense Of hearing, either wholly
or IN part. Therefore, it Is quite
proper to use the customary express
sions Somewhat deaf, a little deaf,
partially deaf, quite deaf, totally
deaf" etc.
Arcadia: On one Of his records,
Ronald Colman pronounces figure
as "flgger." Please commentaries.
E. L.
Answer: The pronunciation Gig
ger is criticism. Best usage in
America is: FIG-yur.
Ann Arbor: English spelling, its
wonderful! For instance:
Rub on q good linament
Until your limbs are Timber,
Then go to Mount Mckinley
And become q mountain climber.
Norman Aiming.
For many . long year I strove
To point out such words by the
drove,
In spite Of my yelling,
We've not changed the spelling;
So after all, what did I prove?
Buffalo: A teacher marked the
majority Of her 50 pupils wrong"
for giving the plural Of beef as
beef" She says it should be
"beeves.' A little light, please
Mrs. A. w. B.
Answer: I should not use beef"
as the plural. It's either beeves or
beefs. OF the latter Merriam Web
ster's says especially U. s."
San Diego: Why do people pro-
nounce theater Is ter?
G. M. G.
Answer: Why, indeed? It's dia.
lectal. Correct: THEE-uh-ter.
People who are we'll vsrsed In sram-
mar are often bahled BY the "one Of
Evening star., 1948-03-27
Word Come

(copyrisht, 1913, By Charles II. oer.n.)
Evening star., 1948-03-27
AUCTION SALES tcent.).

THOs. J. OWEN 4 son, auctioneers. 43i
Southern Building at auction
By virtue of the authority vested in us
We will offer for sale at public auction
Room 435. Southern Building. Fifteenth
and H Streets NV. on Monday the
twenty,ninth day of Marchc A.D. 194s;; Al
stock to wit: 16 shares OF Class A stock
OF the United Frozen Food Distributors
Inc, $4,000 par value. Terms of sale
Cash. AL parties of interest please take
notice. THOS. J. OWEN & SON, auc-
tioneers. mh23,25.27
Evening star., 1948-03-27
TaEvEIoN STATIONS,

WNBW tchsnnel D.--slide and Music,
soS eonng s4s Finn fss
Washington Newsrsei, Z; Television Jour
xsr:al Miiitsry Training. 5; "scsttersood
WMAL-TY (channel T).-Test Pattern.
9: Television News. 7:45; Film Features.
8; Olympic Tourney, $50.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

words In
CON RvA,
meaning, amy hlamentous green or
yellow-green alga forming scums IN
ponds" Average mark is 80 words.
Time limit, 30 minutes.
Rules Of the Came. Words must hs
OF i9ur or more letters. 2. Words which
s such as bats" cats" are not used,
3. Only one form Of q word is used
Proper names are not used. A list viii bs
Evening star., 1948-03-27
ON the AIR TO-DAY.

on the AIR TO-DAY.
W0P, 5:00-Handers Concerto In
Major" and Tsehaikowskys Fifth Symphony
played by ths Philadelphia Orchestra.
Wc, 6:30-Ariuro Toscanini conducts on all.
DsbuHY program, Iberia" "IAprss Midi dun
Faun," "Feies' and la Msr."
Evening star., 1948-03-27
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. Bit


Goren on Bridge
Neither side vulnerable. East deals.
NORTH
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WEST EAST
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SOUTH
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The bidding:
East South West North
l club lheart 7clubs Pass
Pass Pass
Opening lead. king of hearts.
Many a brilliant coup Is destined
to blush unseen because it finds it's
origin in two-club or wo-diamond
contract, the wallflowers of rubber
bridge. In tournament play the low
ly part-score contract assumes tts
rightful place In society and at times
takes on great luster. Witness to-
days hand from the team of -four
event at one of the national cham.
pionships. This event was won BY
the Philadelphia team OF Charles
Solomon. Stanley Fenkel. Simon
Becker, Mrs. Ben Colder and Ruth
Sherman, who, by the margin Of w
points, dethroned the tive-tims
winners Of this event, the team
composed Of Mrs. Helen Sobel, Sid
ney Silodor, B. J. Becker and your
reporter, who finished second.
The bidding proceeded In orthodox
manner. South, Sidney Silodor.
elected to overcall, despite the fact
that his suit was only four long, be-
cause the hand is not OF the type
that is very suitable for q takeout
double.
The opening lead was the king Of
hearts and Mr.. Becker was obiaed
to follow with the queen. The four
OF hearts was continued and rufYed
by Becker. who returned q spade.
Declarer won and elected to finesss
the jack Of clubs, which lost to the
queen. Another spade came back
and trumps were drawn. The high
spade was played by East and then
the 18th trump. Had Silodor care
lessly parted with his low diamond
the contract would have been full
f1lled, because declarer would have
played the ace and another diamond
and saddled South with the lead
away from the king and ten Of
hearts.
Silodor, however, discarded the
queen Of diamonds and on the play
of low diamond followed with the
king. This permitted Becker to win
with the jack Of diamonds and avoid
the end play. What, you ask, II de-
clarer had held the diamond jacks
Silodor would then have broken
even.
Evening star., 1948-03-27

whAL to:30-An address by Speaker II
the House Joseph Marlin. IT,. At 4 rally iii.
making 4 contest for 4 model letter BY On
American Of Italian descent explaining
American democracy.
W0p, tt:t5-"AO Husbands More 10
Blame for Broken Honest" Dr.. Paul Pspsaos
and Mrs. Frances Bruce STRATA, lecturer. Hs
the soesks1.
Evening star., 1948-03-27
I'm fIAIi0us

I'm STATIONS.
WINxFM-96.3 Me-, Channel AZ.
9 am. to 11:30 pm.
WRe.fME93.9 Me-, Channel 230.
$50 am. to l Am.
WBuzFM-96.7 Me-. Channel IA.
7 am. to Midnight.
WPIK-FM-98.3 Me-, Channel Isl.
6:15 am. to 10 pm
WASH.FM-98.9 Me-, Channel 755.
3:55 am. to 11:05 pm.
WWDc.FM-101.t Me-, Channel 766.
1880 am. to 1850 pm.
WGkyFM-i02.3 Me-, Channel III.
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Evening star., 1948-03-27

WTop, 800 Night Must Fair stars Robert
Montgomery Dame May Whith, Heather Angel
and Richard ksY.
VOL, S00-comsdian Guy Kibbss sppssn.
VOL, 9:00-Fomer Quiz Kid HaNs Fishman
and his mother are guests.
VOL, t0:00-Ths Gilbert and Sullivan
operstta, n. N. 5. pinafore," presented.
Arizona sun., 1948-10-01

In a letter made public by Lester
B. Granger, Executive Secretary,
National Urban League, addressed
to the Honorable Oscar r. Ewing,
Administrator, Federal Security
Agency, Mr.. Granger takes excep-
ton to and strongly protests
against the speech which Mr.. Ew-
ing delivered in Richmond, Vir-
ginia, at the 1948 Annual Confer
ence of. the National Urban Lea
que. The subject of the particular
session of the Conference at which
Mr.. Ewing spoke was Security
Americas Quest"
Mr.. Granger says in part, "Un-
der ordinary circumstances, would
be writing this letter to thank, you
for your appearance before the
Annual Conference of the National
Urban League last week in Rich
mond, Virginia. In view, however,
Of the nature of your address,
Arizona sun., 1948-10-01
DR.. Tope Addresses
Dunbar p. 7. A.

Speaking at the first Parent
Teacher meeting in the recently
decorated Dunbar School, DR..
Donold Tope, Superintendent of
the Phoenix Elementary Schools,
stressed to the eighty persons pres
ent, the Importance of clear and
healthy physical environments for
the children. He urged the group
to continue it's interest in discus
sions of aspects of child growth and
development. In praising the Dun
bar faculty for it's projected pro-
gram to continue with the empl1a-
sis on the improvement of reading,
he pointed out that cooperation on
part of parents is essential if full
success is to be achieved.
The remainder of the program
consisted of the invocation by Rev.
T. ]. Townsend, a welcome address
by the president, Mrs. Mary Lewis;
two musical selections rendered by
one of the third-grade classes; a
presentation of the officers of the
organization; a vocal solo by DR..
Walter 1. Murray. Principal; pia-
no solo by Miss Jean Comedy and
remarks by officers and members
of the organization. Miss Bobbie
Lewis, Kindergarten Teacher, was
mistress of ceremonies.
Refreshments were prepared and
served by parents committee
consisting of Mrs. Lola Clark, Mrs.
Marie Barr and Mrs. Margaret
Mccormick.