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Evening star., 1948-01-12
Goren on BRIDGE

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sCegy.lsls sy Ch.slss z. Gsrsa;l
ANSWER TO SATURDAYS QUIZ
@. Partner opens with Heart
AKQ5 V642 oK63 4AQe7
What is you response?
A-This. hand is Just the equal Of An
non oid and you shSgd ss WILING TO
b. .Ds'G in no trump. The proper Response % is
ss ea sa ssa
soans Of Il Is f to qoa Sss. soss a
ndSees n e id o .So SD cnS Wsess
DsSSss to fully describe Your hsnd Sa,In IN
@. 2-As South you hold:
AKQJ VQ1o952 nKJsS a
| The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
Pass. Pass. 2no trump Pass.
80 Pass. 50 Pass.
What do you bid now?
An order to arrive at the proper de-
cision you need but take up pencil and
record the possible hodnFs that part
followed BY leap to Hearts and a;.t Il win
De COuuteQ Win lie SESdJeSI Oh ease. tua
have a point Of "a. a minimum tive no
sp the very SpeRes Rcso ' you have W @ sS assured
slam Slam. WIN When "s partner Subsequently Jumps
to Hearts YOU are convinced that he did
not have the minimum 22, therefore your
needed for shot at the grand slam m
addition 70 which you have nye card
@. 2As South you hold:
As753 25 oAK76 @K102
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
IA Pass. % Pass.
10 Pass. sno trump Pass.
What do you bid now?
and you have more than you might have
had for your two previous calls. In otheN
manner without the King Of Clubs. which
That in II conjunction with your singleton
The recommended bid therefore is 4
Clubs This bid has The further merit 'l
ture Of your hand to partner.
@. 4As South you hold:
AT4 VK1096 pJ105 *KJ93
The bidding has proceeded:
MOI III Gdot' 0ouUli' woo"
IA Pass. l no trump Pass.
l23 Pass. ?
What do you bid now?
A-Our vote is in favor Of . bid Of
three Hearts. 1t Is close case and no
severe criticism should attend pass. Our
preference is to bid because while 1t Is
sas p Is Is No4sh she a RISK
Of the occasional game that will be un-
earthed In this manner. Remember, too,
that partner need not go on, inasmuch
as you have previously notined him tnat
you haven't much strength.
@. 5-You are South, both sides
vulnerable.
K1098753 on 062 &AJ5s
The bidding has proceeded:
East. South. West. North.
~ IA Pass. "a
80 a. 52 Do.
Pass.
What do you bid now?
Awhile we normally do not like 10
override partners decision in cases OF
his type, we are inclined to go on to nEe
Spades not merely because we feel there Is
tract will be fulfilled but because there
is some chance that we may be able TO
make Ave Spades. This much is certain:
the loss at Spades cannot be severe, Dut
if We err on the side of permitting the
opponents to play the hand the Joss can
be staggering To bid 5 Spades Is really
holding the middle OF the road
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

VETERAN desires household moving, gem
efal hauling; van. stakes, panels; white
boPLAs hsP sfas Lssss u.s. Eou our price
eight; moving and hauling; "a hrs. 7-day
week service; vet operated. Ii. 4479. -1e
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chev.
vans, stakes, panels and pickups; for hire
by day, week or month. PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE UR-S SELF. Me: 7011. -
NEW 1948 DUMP TRUCK for rent, hire
or work Of any kind. Call TR. 2295 or
AT 2e41 1RH
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GARAGES FOR SALE.

GARAGES BUILT-All types. aluminium
as $3.50 complete; no down payment;
FHA financing If desired A. M. La
FOREST. Contractor. MI. 4140. Ii. 1892
COMMERCIAL GARAGE by owner; fire.
proof bldg; central NV. location. Approx.
1000 50. IT. soft. alley; excel. heating
PREFABRICATED, steel and sluminum:
garages and mill buildings; engineered
and directed by DUPONT IRON WORKS,
1853 18th, MA. 3766. IL
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IAxlcARs FOR RENT.

TAXI FOR RENT-Warren Il. Davis, 429
X st. NV, RE. 9701, 8 am. to pm
DIAMOND CABS for rent. Call TR. 1900.
Ask for MR.. ROBEY. IL
Evening star., 1948-01-12
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont.

AUTOCARS (2). airbrakes.
Ford. 1942 with 1916 motor:
prockway With refriserated BODY:
International with refrigerated body.
Various makes and sizes.
$500. ACTION Afro & TRUCK CO. -lS
JANUARY OPPORTUNITIES-
Chev., AZ. A-t., panel. like new---S1 ,295
Ford. '43, Ia ton. stake 1,250
GMC, 80. 1h-ton van --- 975
Chev., AZ, 1H-ton panel -- 875
I-ton cargo trailers cheap. so more
trucks, "a to ton, IE. oil tanks, pick-ups,
panels, vans, stakes, tractors, dumps, half
tracks, AKA and 6x6. CENTRAL MOTOR
CO., GMC truck dealer, 5000 Lee hwy,
Arl, CHI. 1000. To reach: Cross Key
Bridge. right on Hwy. I'll "a miles-i6
Evening star., 1948-01-12

COMPLETE JOB, S35 up; work guaran-
tssd... GILBERT. 41o2 Pa. ave. ext. se.'
Al AFRO q PAINTING - Complete Job, $50;
select your color: work guaranteed. AD-
OLSON CHEVROLET, 1922 14th st. NV.
HO. 1900.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
Word Game
Find % or more common English

Find % or more common EngIlsH
words in
PHILOS SOPHY.
meaning, "the science which COM
prises logic, ethics and the theory
Of knowledge" Average mark Is rs
words. Time limit, 20 minutes.
Rules of the game. Words must Be OF
four or more letters 2. Words WHICH acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such Is
bats" eats" are not used 3. Only one
form Of q word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. list will be published
tomorrow. p
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MONEY WANTED.
AUTO PAINTING.

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for party with
capital to participate in finance business.
Cali Mr.. SMITH, DI 1862, Monday. -12
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81 ACRES near Remington, Va, on Rap
pahannock River; 6-rm. frame dwelling
screened-in back porch, electricity, eiec
pump to be installed. meat house, 40-ft
cattle shed, 2 poultry houses; owner wiz
trade for lunch room business; price
s.Si acres. all fenced-in with good wire
20 mi from D. c.; Fairfax Co., Va
White frame house. elec. and telephone
poultry house, brooder house, small barn
rnl. tenant house: price, $4,000.
172 acres. 10-rm. frame house; 30
COW dairy barn and dairy house, dry barn;
located 22 mi. south Of Fredericksburg
Richmond, Va; price, 100000
1,41O acres. Dairy farm, 45 mi. from
5os acres. na res Stock farm. 80 mi. D. c.;
400 acres. Dairy farm near Leesburs
Va; price, S175.0O0.
500 acres. Dairy farm. $50 head q
Registered euernseys and operating retail
milk BUSINESS S. near Newport News va
Fairfax Co; price, $4,000,
1876 acres. Large stone home, 20 mi
D. c., in Loudoun Co., Va. Barn, cattle.
shed, swimming pool, bath house. sprins
house. This beautiful country estate Is
priced low for quick sale; S65,000:
RAY BARNEY & son, VIENNA VA.
Vienna 2lS. -lG
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE and telephone service avail
able. s0e Eye st; NV. Re; 1000 Is 81,
and switchboard service: stenograpner
available. DI. 5522. IL
Evening star., 1948-01-12
WATERFRONT pRopERTY-sALE.

COTTAGES AND LOTs-Buy and be sure
Of summer vacations for family. W. E
CRISER, Beverley ave, Beverley Beach
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MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY-DAVIDSON, Indian side car. in
good condition. Make us an offer: Have
no storage space. ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
SALES. 2O14 NJ st. NV, RE. 5073 ID
TRIUMPH 1913 "TWINS" Just arrived
Limited number avail Complete with
hydraulic forks 4-speed foot shift gear
spection., Excel, selection of used ma
i947 Matchless 500 &C cc--------S 1896
1887 Harley 45 ---- 275
1947 B. s. A. $50 &C ---- 515
l942 Harley As 395
ALLIED MOTORCYCLE SALES, 2014 M
ST NV. RE h013 liz
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FARMS FOR SALE.

TOBACCO FARM near Clinton. Md;-204
acres, 9 tenant houses, 3 barns. For de.
tails. call NJ. Higges, H. 743o. o'BANNoN
IF YOU HAVE always. liked remodehllsn9gI 4 7 +
this oak frame Coloniar type, center-hail
house will delight you; owner has remodel
ing well along. new oil-burning heating
plant; material for l "a baths, oak floor
Ing; 2 wells in utility room, large lawn,
fine garden, excellent buildings: about 9
acres, more land available. An ideal l plaee
for home, tourist home or tearoom. MISS M
COUNTRY TH ESTATE with world of pos
sibiIities Don't believe me, call for ap-
pointment and see for yourself. 81. 800.
Ask for j. T. liz
EQUIPPED 27O-ACRE DAIRY FARM-New
SO stanchion barn with silo; So head OF
cattle, 8 horses; all necessary farm equip
ment; bank barn with 81 .stanchions. All
modern 7.rm:, country home; lss lily ny
ant houses. The farm now operated b BY
very efficient help. JOHN BURDQFI'
Colesville, Md. Call Ashton, Nd 'rs4o
NEAR EDINBURG, VA.-Mountain tour
ist rest home: bedrms., IA baths. kit
dining rm, bsmt., barn and necessar,
outbuildings; S1a acres, "a very pro-
ductive soil; summer business; owner re.
tiring; Ss,500., CHESTER COGSWEIL
736 N. A1bemafle. Arl., Va, OK. 1898
IA
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ID THE EVENING STAR Washington D. c.
~,

GARAGES WANTED.
GARAGE on WAREHOUSE sPACEi must
be waterproof. Phone MR.. PIERCE. MA.
Evening star., 1948-01-12

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will when you wish to express determirat
ton? Mr. CoIbys leafiet, ca, explains
the proper usage of these words;
To obtain copy, send cents IN eoin
him. care Washington Star, P. 9. Box 80
Station G, New York 10, N =. .t
(Copyright, The Bell syndicate me- 1850
Evening star., 1948-01-12

rated s.cyl in tip-top condition; past
owner speaks highly of this clean, we'll
ment includes heat and music: at S949
it's real buy; 3O-day guarantee. LOGAN
(Ford), 18th and l. SITS. NV. D1. $500.
Evening star., 1948-01-12
AuToMosILss FOR SALE.

FORD ls4I VS.; loy ,milease. hayd!y
aREENWAY. 7o7 Maans ave. s.w.,, pI.
FooRDD 1e47 s-cylinder super Dc luxe g.
radio. Sea. covers; si.ssS Or best onsr BE- S
heater. S good tires. dependable trans
eas. so9S nssa
any any time sat. and d' Sun. 1929 NJ North
FORD 1946 Super de luxe 6-cylinder For
dor or. sedan; heater excsi eonsit,on; sa 81
PoED bes9 lS4s Sask n, de Luxe su1
BITS, Washingtons Oldest Ford Dealer
ship, lila Vermont ave. NV. MA. $3.50.
FORD 1910 "s5" Fordor sedan. heater.
new. new seat covers spotlight. fog light; good
trade or easy terms. HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1345 Que st. NV, DU. 5000.
FORD 1947 Super de luxe Fordor sedan;
new; s-eylindsr; seat covers. clock. radio,
feases' Fofp ,as2 eta 800 sSSoo cash RA $780, IL
fspss asr 200 Rsess Sr BEST sss
offer under. WAsHiNGToN Dental CO,
1904 L st. NV DI. 1857. liz
FORD '46 Super de luxe Tudor; beautiful
Chinese red. 5 swell tires, seat covers,
heater; full cipco i'SH warranty; s o has BEEN aen
ment. CoAsT-IN PONTIAC CO, 4o7-4s7
Fla. ave. ne, AT. 1900 Ia
GRAHAM 1898 4-dr. sedan, radio and
heater overdrive, excellent tires, S375.
1913 Minnesota ave. s.e.. TR. 095l,
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What do Won bid now?

Awhile we normally do not like TO
override partners decision in cases of
his type, we are inclined to go on .S.r to nys
too grave danger that the adverse con-
tract will be fulfilled, but because there
IS some chance that we may be able to
the loss at K Spades cannot be severe, but
if if we err on the side of permitting the
opponents to play the hand the loss can
dinr tlnn rniddln of the road
Evening star., 1948-01-12

PLYMoGpH TS2GGT 'Iaai 1917 a-dr Special de luxe;
5000 mi. r, and h.. white rims, OUTSIDE
PLYMOUTH 1916 taxi; used and titled as
private car only; 12,0o0 actual miles: will
guarantee; S1,695, consider trade. MI.
PONTIAC 1910 8 de luxe 6-passenser
coupe; +. and h: new paint looks ana
runs like new, $1,025 cash: MA. 3Os3.-13
low mileage beautiful inside and out:
exceptional value at 81 ,195. DISTRICT
MOTOR CO., 1909 14th st. NV, MI. loDO
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Tictorian: heater. 4
nd; $3.50. ia. 9033.

NASH 1941 Ambassador 4-dr sedan; good
condition; 81 900 cash. MI 3O21. ia
NASH, new 4-door de luxe Ambassador;
With a.. extras; no mileage. S2,700. Call
NASH 1912 model 500 4-dr. sedan; heater
and radio; real bargain. SS75. NIT
CHELLS MOTORS, INC. Ex 4105. 222
IND st. NV. 2nd at Constitution aye) }.
Evening star., 1948-01-12

radio, heater, extra duty white sdewal
tires; must sacrifice, $4,000. Call MI
4s5g s-ls
r., h.: cond almost like brand-new: 81 ,595
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Mrs. AskeW
Buried From
3rd Baptist

Funeral services were held on
Wednesday at ! p. m. at Third
Baptist Church for Mrs Mallie
B. Askew. wife OF the Rev c. f.
Askew, pastor of the church
Mrs. Askew passed away at
home on Friday. She had been
suffering for several years from
heart trouble. and had been
home i'll for a week prior to her
passing.
Bern in Washington, N. c.,
Mrs. Askew was married 10 Rev
Mr.. Askew on May 81. 1903
They were TO have celebrated
their 45th anniversary this year
Mrs. Askew is survived BY a
son. Thomas J. Askew, who has
been working in California for
the past year. He is in Detroit
for the funeral.
The Rev II II. Coleman will
perform the funeral service The
program will be composed by
the Arbatenjua League. OF which
Mrs Askew was president. and
which she founded II wears ago.
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Sugar Ray And Jackie
Robinson Ask Raises

Two famous athletes named
Robinson this week pat IN dc
mands for greatly Increased paw
for their services.
Ray Sugal" Robinson de
manded $1,000 for a non-t.tle
bout al Olympia on Feb with
O'Neil Bell. although PROMOTE
Nick LondeS says that Rays
manager. George Galntord. had
agreed TO $500
AT the same time Jackie Rob
lnSon was putting the bee on
Dodger President Branch Rlckcv
for raise from $4,000 20 $4,000
for l948
Loudes said he was going TO
try 10 line up another baftler
10 take on Bell. If Sugar Ray
did not come down from his
$4,000 demand. He said Rob.
inson had also demanded thai
his fare from New York be
paid. anc that his stable mate.
Art Towne. go on the support
ing card.
Jackie Robinson has been
nationwide personal appea
ancc tour and Will act I'm
movie based on his life >tor,
one OF the stars OF last Yea,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
UAW-CIO Asks COP to
Give FEPC Priority

Republican Party Steering Committee urged last week
Of permanent legislation high It's M Oh
must legislation sent TO Sen Robert a. Ia oV w r
~ Oliver codirector of the UAW-ClO FAR Flscuces d"
Elimination Department - AZ.
Oliver discriminatory hiring Praee ~
World War II daily denied JoDs
because color. creed
Such practices lower purchasing power % "p
ee of living in the nation as W a.
wei Is affecting our whole Oliver declared
In Of domestic nfatonary economy Coupeu
WIN foreign II imperative nat ue rFS1
people decision We feel that fE
gslaton of principal measures desirable IN uhns m
toward the ultimate attainment oil astns peace anu
Perty he added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Prominent Undertaken
Dies: Last Rites Jan. "a
Fred A.
Anderson
Passes
Mortician in Business
II Years; Rites to be
At Ebenezer AME

Funeral services will be
held Saturday afternoon at
l-c'clock for Fred a Ander-
son. well-known Detroit NOR
tician.
Mr.. Anderson died at $50
am. Tuesday in his home, at
sos r. Willis. He had been
us for several days. The
sctaa Of the last rites Will
be u Ebenezer A NJ +
Gu u, Brush and Willis.
The program will be under
the direction Of the Wolver
inc Funeral Directors AsSo-
citation of which the deceas-
ed was very active mem
tSee FINAL RITES. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Alabama Supreme
Court Gives Job
Back To Teacher

MONTGOMERY. Ala. The
Nlabama Supreme Court this
week ordered reinstatement of
Mrs. Ruby Gamer, colored school
teacher. who was fired in June,
l947. because she had been con-
Quoting a legal fight for equal
pay for teachers in Birmingham.
Mrs. Gamer was fired by a
majority vote Of the board Of
education Of jefferson county.
in which Birmingham is located
She had previously filed suit in
federal district court 10 compel
the local school board 10 COM
ply with u. S. Supreme Court
decisions requiring equal pay
for all teachers regardless Of
race
On Thursday the state SUI
preme court issued writ OF
mandamus ordering reinstate-
inert Of Mrs. Gamer 10 her Job.
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Detroiter Held
For Embedding
$734 from Lady

Charged with taking ST94
from an 1nksier woman for q
house he never built her
Fred Easiman so OF 2s0s
Central. Defroif. was arraigned
Wednesday before Judge Iohn
J. MokerskY in Inksier Justice
Court.
Complaint was made by
Mrs. Clara Schockley who
says she paid the money in
July. l947. according 10 An
drew J Smith Of Prosecutor
ames McNally's staff.
Eastman is also charged
with operating as builder
nd contractor without a Il.
-'nse.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
CIoture
Vote Is
Pledged
Ferguson Says Bill
Will Be Voted Soon
On Senate Floor

WASHlNGTON p G. -
Senator Homer + Ferguson
Of Michlgau this week an
nounced an ai.-o-t campaign
for passage of federal an
t-lynchWl mH
Chairman 81 the senate
subcommittee noW holding
hearing On sefel'al proposed
bills, he pledged that one Of
them would be ON the SEM
ate floor within several DAYS.
I will personally campaign
for adoption Of an anti-lYneh'
ING law" he told the TRl-
BUNE Tuesday afternoon.
If filibusier develops
against the bill. will vote for
cioture and urge all my Re
publican colleagues 10 DO like
wise" he added.
II Is tho dltN ot INC federal
government o. pat an emo 70
this relic ~ oana Law
Officers must De hcid strictly
accountable n the safety ~
persons IN thcl CUSTODY and
members of lynch mons must bs
Certain that swift pun shment
viii be melted out % them
RAPS LYNcHlNG
think that lVuCnlnc - one
of the most undemocratc prac-
tees eyer devised hy .aW break
crs Il rs tho VERY opposite ~
the occcnev and fairness that
we want ~ See extended % eV-
crv phase ~ ouT national lic
We have always had 10
give way on anti-lynching bills
because Of filibusters by South
ern Senators. Now that our
party IS majority. we can
hope 10 overcome the filibuster
threat. and adopt the legisla-
iion that majority Of the
members OF Congress favor"
Ferguson Is Republican iuuior
senator from Michigan As chair
man of the Senate War InveSti-
eating Committee he helped ex-
pose the shady operations Of the
late Sen Theodore G Tho MANI
Bilbo which prevented him from
assuming his seat AZ tire pres
ent session Of Congress
AMEND UNIT BILL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Too Many BUYERS;
Gamblers Get Caught

Too buzzcrs the downfall 40 thc W Pinochle
and Social Club az the 1870 John T.
The club and Daniel Russell opc tho
and club found guilty Thursday by Recorders Ju7ec Gerod
w Groa Of eneagng in an illegal occupauon lie Fred Mcdaniel
1884 John r. Coleman Buket 2l69 fined SIS
each
The trouble for the club early Thursday
the police entered the club. Russell
became
enter the back instead OF the the
that the police have arrived.
With the entrance buze operating police able
ilgh into the back where they table
decks Of cards beng used sssduousy by 30 club members
Al troubles began for friends when
confused BY the clubs Russell told the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Bus Driver Fails
Again In Try To
Pass Civil Exam

According 10 a report this
week from tae Detroit Civil
Service Commission William Lee
Johnson Of 43ll Scovci smnked
The Commission s bias DRIVER q
exam ior tie seventh time
THIS r2oSt recent test q Writ
ten one was takcn by Nj John
See BUS DRIVER. P. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

II happened this way. Res
idenis Of the East Garfield
area have what is known as
a good neiehbor policy. II mis-
fortune strikes any one OF the
antilles. the others immediate
lY pool their resources 10 give
aid TO the family in distress.
Last week one Of the neigh
bors. Edward Rocket died
leaving a family Of tcu Mrs.
Rosa Reid Williams. colored OF
$3.50 East Garfield who lives
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-The y
D Supreme Court last week
SET aside the convictions OF two
'een-agc Negro youths on the
grounds that they had been
cocerccd into confessing.
The conviction of John Har-
Vcy Haley. IS. of Canton, Ohio,
W IVES reversed by to 4 ruling
me majority opinion was read
oy Justice William o. Douglas.
a. Justice Frank Murphy read
ln' decision that reversed the
conviction of Albert Lee. II, of
Sackson, Miss. This decision was
unanimous.
Haley lad been convicted OF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

PHILADELPHIA A
jealous lover violated the
Sanctlty of one of the city's
largest churches by admin
steering a brutal beating to
It's sexton last week, after he
had blackened his girl
friends eyes and battered
her face.
Handsome Charley" Hickman,
81 beng prosecuted by ms
sfi Z end. Miss Margaret Jack
Sn, 80 and by Walter Smith.
~ the sexton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
U. S. Supreme Court Frees
2Youths Who COME ssed'

first degree murder and SEN
fenced 10 life Imprisonment foI
the hold-up killing of coniec'
tionery store operator in Canton
in l945.
The court said that police
methods used in obtaining
confession from the youth
could not be squared with The
due process of law which ~
18th amendment commands.
II declared that the amend
ment prevents the police from
USING the private. secret Gus
iody of either man or child tor
wrinqinq confessions TO m
(See SUPREME COURT. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Youth on Probation
FOR Buying Drinks

A ls-Year old lad who
thought IL wise 10 use hi.
brothers. registration card ane
birth certificate was put on
years probation for purchas-
ing drinks in the Garfield
Bar. Carl Maskowitz. owner
Of the bar. thinks thai this
should be a good lesson 10
those who are under FL an6
tavern operators.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Jealous Lover ASA ults
.Flancee About Sexton

II is reported that Hickman
became suspicious Of Miss Jack
son and trailed her IN ms car.
He saw her being picked up oy
Smith in his car, and after iol-
lowing them for a short dis-
lance. forced Smiths car to the
curb.
He is said TO have made
Miss Jackson leave Smiths
car. and TO have taken her 10
a wooded spot WHO'RE he
punched her repeatedly on the
face. blackening both her eyes.
Then he took her to his home
and beat her again. she
See JEALOUS LOVER. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24
Group Demands
FEPC Law For
Ontario, Canada
BY ISAAC JONES

WINDSOR. Ont.-An On
tario F E p c law was de-
manded here for the first
time in Canadian history by
a meeting of sixty delegates
of various racial and religi-
GUS groups, meeting under
the auspices of the newly
formed Windsor Intrrracial
tses GROUP DEMANDS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

and Simpkins were not hold
ing up the third man with a
gun as reported by the po-
'iceman. but were operating
"fim-ham' con game.
The game consisted of
meeting new arrivals at
the bus terminal, Undue
ing them to place til cir
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

Willie Gordon. 81. of 90
Garfield, is being held by po-
lice as an accomplice Of
James Simpkins. 30. of3l34
Woodbridge. who was killed
last Wednesday near the
corner of Park and Eliza
beth streets.
Gordon told police that he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-01-24

money into envelopes on
which they had written
their names and address
eS, and then switching the
money envelopes so that
the victims ended up with
paper rather than dollar
bills.
This explanation clears up
(See SLAIN MAN. p. ~