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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-20
Paris, Tennessee
BY DAVE TRAVIS


County were saddened recently
in the. death of Prof. w. R Jar
rett, principal Of the Henry
County Training School here for
Il years. He passed at his home
on William st. after several
weeks illness. Funeral services
We're conducted from Quinn Cha
pei AME church November 2,
with DR.. ]. T. Johnson Jr., pres
ident of Phillips School of Theo-
logy, Jackson, Tenn, officiating
Professor Jarrett was MEM
Der and officer Of Warren Cha
pei CINE Church, Rev. J. T.
johnson, pastor. He was serving
on his 22nd year as principal at
the time Of his death. Out Of re-
spect for Prof. Jarrett, flowers
were numerous.
Surviving are: wife, Mrs. Annie
S. Jarrett, five SONS, two bro
theirs, one sister, two grand
daughters and two grandsons.
The funeral was attended by
many from out Of the city. In
terment was in Greenwood CO.
metery. Woodson wsls in charge.
CEN RAJ HIGH CLOSES
FOOTBALL SEASON
Central High was defeated by
Jackson High Tuesday afternoon,
November 8, when they met at
Johnson Park in the closing
game of the season. The Central
High Tigers were defeated by a
score of 1870. In a previous game
with Milan High en- the Home
coming Day for Central, The
Tigers defeated Milan by a nice
score. Prof. Lincoln O'Daniel and
Prof. Robert league were coach
es for the Tigers. Prof. T. r.
Wilson is principal of Central.
Miss Remonia, Howard, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Billie Howard,
Allen ave-, was crowned Queen
for 194S. The classes competed
in contest to decide the queen.
Mr.. Willie D. Atkins of Knox
vile College and son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Atkins, McCambell
ST., underwent a knee operation
in Nashville, Thrsday, Novem-
Der II. The injury to the knee
was sustained recently at Knox
vile College where he is a stu
dent. He was member of the
foo tball team.
Mr.. George Combs and bro
Their, Theodore, have returned
after spending a week in st.
Louis, visiting relatives and
friends.
The Rev. H. w. Hennings and
members Of Quinn Chapel ANNE
Church are attending conference
in Memphis this week. 1t is ex-
pected that Rev. Hennings will
be returned to his charge. He has
served Quinn Chapel for the past
three years.
Reported improving after sew
eral weeks illness are, Mrs. Sal
lie Bolden, Mrs. Bel Duncan, and
Mr.. J. F. Lewis.
The home of Mrs. Della ALL
man, East Washington st, was
destroyed by fire Wednesday
morning, November 10. 1t was
reported the oldest house in the
county.
Many improvements are being
made at Mt. ion Baptist Church
under the leadership of the Rev.
J. Royster Powell.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-20

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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-20
Girls Everywhere Are Praisin(
This 2-Way Hell .. Try: 1t!

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Many a girl and woman has found
he answer in CARDUI'S 2-way help.
You see, CARDUI may make things
OTIS easier for you in either of two
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n the label, it should help relieve
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-20

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Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-20

The New York Times Fashion
lhow has wonderful news! It's the
Jew short hair-do with the soft
hort, half bangs that lend such
harm to the oval face. The basis
5 a soft, natural looking home per
nanent, .curled on the hair ends
L is equally attractive for informa
II formal wear, as illustrated.
Chicago world. (Chicago, Ill.) 1918-????, 1948-11-20

BEAUTY RElGNED night September &c.
the Geystone Ballroom Beauty Fas
hion Show which exhibited to packed house. Reading
right to eft Rose Morgan Beauty
and Mrs. scpo Murphy head Of the Detroit House
with OF the MetaHouse Of Beauty models
Evening star., 1948-10-10
6. W. u. Homecominq
Oct. 3 10 Feature
Game With N. j.

George Washington University
yesterday announced plans for the
annual homecoming celebration for
the week end of October % and %.
The George Washington VS.. Uni
versity of Maryland game in Griffith
Stadium at 2 pm. October %, will
highlight the week end. A parade
will form at the campus at 1890
pm. and move to the stadium in
time for the game.
The route will be down Twenty
first street to Virginia avenue to
Constitution avenue. 1t will follow
Constitution avenue to Sixth street
and then go north on Sixth street
to the stadium. !
More than go units are expected
to be in the parade and the best
three floats will be selected.
Homecoming activities will begin
the night of October % with pep
rally in Lisner Auditorium and the
selection of coed to reign as queen.
Among the judges will be Dean
Henry Grattan Doyle, who has
judged Atlantic City Miss America
contests for two years, and David
Poland, United Artists Corp. repre-
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Disabled Veterans Drive
To Be Sturted Tomorrow

The Disabled American Veterans
annual ''forget-me-n drive viii
be held. tomorrow through Friday
here with civic groups aiding in the
campaign to sell the flowers
throughout the city.
Funds are earmarked for use of
veterans in hospitals and for other
services to disabled ex-service men.
Sales will be madc on the streets,
in hotel lobbies and in Government
buildings.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
Ahepo Variety Show
To Be Held Tomorrow

A variety show sponsored by the
charity fund committee of the two
Washington chapters of the Order
of Ahepa will be held tomorrow at
$50 pm. in Constitution Hall.
The committee, headed by Nicho-
las J. Sakell, announced that pro-
ceeds will go into a fund for distri-
button to charities here and through
out the country. The variety show
will feature opera and concert sing
erS and dancers.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
tolo-Americuns to Lojy
Columbus Day Wreath

Italo-Americans of Washington
will observe Columbus Day Services
Tuesday by laying a wreath OF
flowers at the monument of Co.
lumbus in the Union Station Plaza
during commemorative services,
which will begin at 1890 m.
Evening star., 1948-10-10

sentative in the Washington area.
The morning Of October 23 alumni
will be received in Columbia House
where they will be guests Of the
General Alumni Association for a
coffee hour" between 10 am. and
noon.
The homecoming ball, with Jimmy
Dorsey's orchestra, will be held at
8 pm. October % in Uline Arena,
Evening star., 1948-10-10

meet at the school building at 1:30
pm. tomorrow. An entertainment
program will be presented by the
children.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
MeNALLY HASTINGS STREET HOTEL"
international Slavery Ring Broken

A raid alleged house of prostitution at 2O36 Has
tings Thursday evening Melted and woman who
held in 100000 bond for keeping house OF i'll fame
and accepting money from the earnings Of prostitute
The raid was led by Wayne County Prosecutor Nc
Nay AS the raidng party up the stairs Of the
persons in the house said have remarked Looks
though business will be good tonight. after all
Arrested James "Bootmouth Garth 80 and
Doris and Adde Garth 28 and % years old respectively
all of the Hastings street address Doris Garth has also
used the alias Doris Manning.
BUILDING OWNER
The building is owned by Irving Alderman. McNally
declared In November l947 the brought suit be-
fore Circuit Court Commissioner Wedeman force Fred
erick Yates and Chester Smith weknown attorneys
forfeit their lease the place because being used
for illegal and immoral purposes the prosecutor added No
connection has been discovered between the
and the operators of the house Deputy Superintendent
of Police Kennedy Lawrence declared
warrant issued Wednesday for the arrest Of r
Smith in connection with the raid
The evidence against the house " provided by a
l7yearod girl from Toronto She charged that she had
been in the house from Dec 20, 1947 to Feb ~ l94s
and had performed so or so acts of prostitution
Garth arranged with her for payment of one dollar
for each time for OF in the house she said and
told her to pay the money Doris Adde Garth which
she did
Garth induced her to enter the house and trained her
(See MeNALLY Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Miller Hi
Retains
Cage Title

TO- pop-eyed fans saw
Miller High School trample
the living daylights out OF
Cooley hoopsters by a tally
of "a to %, Tuesday even
ing at Olympia, to retain the
Metropolitan League Basket
ball title.
The Trojan's appearance in tho
finals was their third and tn g
second time they have coppcd the
league crown.
The battle vas nip and tuck I'm
iil late in the initial half when
Miller rallied and surgcd ahead
At halftimc. the Troians held
2l-l5 margin. From that polntlt
was easy for Coach Robinsons
machine-likc quintet
ONLY BLOT
The only blot on the Trolans
record now is a loss 10 Northern
and tie with Hamtramck. the
latter was made during the 1887
'33 cage season
II was the Cooley Cardinals
who set the pace as the tilt open
ed. Spedrheading the offensive.
tsee MILLER. p. a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Baby Gets Chance For Life
Ann ArbOr
Specialist
Takes Case
University Hospital
To Admit Baby On
March Is for Study
BY HOYT FULLER
staff Reporter

Juanita Ann is going 10
get her one-in-a-m million
chance at life!
Thanks TO "A kind and gen.
erouS community. the nine
month-old baby, who is
stricken with a brain tumor
from which doctors d GU b (
she will recover. will be adj
mitted to the University Hos
pital at Ann Arbor where
she will be under the care of
one Of Americas most emil
nent brain surgeons. DR.. Max
Pete.
The arrangements have been
made and on March Is. il an
earlier date cannot possibly be
made Juanita Ann will be adj
mltted TO University Hospital
where she Will be examined and
treated by the famous specialist.
This will climax the dreams and
prayers OF the desperate Young
parents. LEROY and Claudia Ford.
who had almost been forced TO
resign themselves To the death
OF thc'r daughter because ply
SicianS az Children'S Hospital
had Hone all they could and
had no hope Of saving the Child's
life, and the Fords had no money
90 secure the services OF a
brain specialist.
FUND ORGANIZED
But Detroiters heard and read
Juanita AIMS story and rallied
to her aid From all over the
city. offers Of funds and seviceS
poured into the TRIBUNE Office
and into Claudia Ford's home al
305 Oven Joining with Mrs
Ford. the publisher and the
managing editor of the TRf-
BUNE organized the TRIBUNE
Ford Fund to receive and ad-
minister funds contributed to
defrav the expenses OF the costly
operation These funds will be
placed in bank and a weekly
report OF contributions received
will be published
And now Mrs. Claudia Ford
breathed easier for her hope
was strengthened. And at Fort
Dix N j.. 10 wear old Pvt.
LEROY Ford learned with relief
that his fellow citizens we're
coming TO his aid and doing
for hum and his family what
they had been unable 10 do
FOR themselves For he had been
home when the doctors al Chill
drcn's Hospital sent Juanita Ann
HON, with no hope that she
would 60 on living
But Juanita Ann lives on i'm
brave defiance OF the doctors
fears. She is still quite IN and
is still tortured with painful
commissions. but she has gained
back the weight she lost n the
hospital and sometimes rests and
plays as though she were
normally healthy child.
THEE RALLIED TO THE CALL
And thanks 10 the generosity
tSee BABY GETS. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
lngrams Denied Fair
trial BY Georgians

AhERlCUS. Ga.-Mrs Rosa
'.se Ingram and her two sons who
wb, 'onvlcted OF murder of a
dra AN farmer and sentenced 10
M ~ 20 The electric chair had
ons, NANCE TO conduct an ade-
bs" "" ueienso. investigations here
hseo were not allowed TO
the e9unScl until the day of
no al and their attorney had
m lance 10 gather witnesses.
tool " question his clients. II
ill., only one dav IN comnlete
s",,,, ulal and 10 find them
sre 'ulens across the country
wo,d ,"hvlnced that a fair trial
MIS- nave demonstrated that
WEI ingram and her two bows
ing IN self-defense when
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

they killed Ja + Stratford on
Nov 4. l947.
WHAT HAPPENED
The Ingram family's hogs and
mules had wandered into a field
on Stratford's farm. Mrs In
gram went TO drive them back
where they belonged.
Suatford threatened to kill
tho animals. and came at Mrs.
Ingram with a rifle. She crap
Piled with him. TO prevent him
from shooting her, He drew a
knife and beat and cut he, with
H.
Her sons. Wallace. is and
Samm.e. 10. rushed 70 he aid
They nit Stratford over the head
IN order 20 get him away from
their mother. Tho blow killed
ises TNGRAMs. Pal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

Correction Commission.
The state commission was
ordered BY Circuit Judge Frank
Fitzgerald 10 release the girls
as quickly as places could be
found Tor them with their par
cntS OF with private indiv, iuals
Almost all the girls have
been placed in Jobs. aud many
of them are back with their
parents. according 10 Percival
Piper. assistant Michigan at
iorneY- general. All Of them are
determined 10 do better. and
10 avoid the waYwardness
that resulted in their detention.
he said.
Thee girls have never been
convicted of any crime, Piper
and MaCLean declared. Then in
generation was the result OF a
series of events. leading their
parents to ask the probate Judge
10 take jurisdiction over them.
The probate Judge. in his turn.
(See LAWYER WINS. p ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Special
Session
Gets Plea
FEPC Included On
Agenda for Extra
Legislative Session

LANSING. ~ A request
for FEPC iegi lation was IN
Guided TINS week IN Gov.
Kim Siglers call for Z spec
ial session OF the state legis-
lature.
Last thursday r. m exclusive
interview with Ulysses " Boz
kin eoitor OF the Detroit TRI
BUNE the goyerno ac AIRED
that the onlt NsN INC bin con
become law is 20 6a gassei
By N legislator woe
placed on the ballot j. would
DIVIDE the courlpA ia
about SIGHT trat N3ula n4et
the cause * o. enpi mert.
he SAID
Gov. Sigle1 said that he fell
sure the bill would receive
favorable reception because
there are enough members 81
the legislature who Believe
that II is morally right 10 see
that all citizens are accot ded
the same treatment in matters
OF employment regardless OF
race creed. or color
~ -'Netiq ~ a.l ne ,utIie.
Nh S,gio >HG d; bis aa -
ypea rneaa TIE enactment arh
legislation l IN un.u. 49,
iul IN eeiiinl & adopted a ms
session VIII be back ssa,n
AZ thc nest Session and will
continue 10 fight for i. until Il
becomes law" he declared
M,ciHean y the edie 5: the
RepuoHcar Pas and onSld.
efeo one ~ the leading Rcpub-
lican states Il SHOULD bo the
FIRST 70 cor.het hscru NATION
ana % lead q The passage II
SOC ~ legislation Sglcr sad
When WAS candidate for
governor ! promised 10 sup
port FEPC and intend 70
stand by my pledge he con-
eluded
The governors 4ctior ,Vas
commended bN tire NfrnIpan
Committee III Clta Rehts \
a tciee am sent hn ~ George
Scherme chairman
FORWARD STEP
This IS forward step n
democratic processes In Men
igan We stand PREPARED q suo-
NIT our carefully stuCes ON a
a model bill for Michigan We
urge Nour active support az thix
legislation 20 insure Is passage
See SIGLER ASKS. P. a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
BandIeader Found In
John r. Luxury Resort

King Porte well known bar
night BY federal narcotics agent
IN the home Of Mss Alice West.
Sixteen persons were arrest
ed. II was reported that Fed
eral authorities released all
but Porter and Miss West. after
holding them over the week.
end. Miss West was once head
waitress al the Club e Sine
on ST. Antoine.
Tiumpetei PUtei. whose real
name Is James A Pope, resides
al 3929-23rd street lie IS the
bebop PLAYING leader OF the
current bind attraction al Sport
rces Music Show bar lie was
found 20 have large quantity
OF marljuana on hun when
searched durng the RAID
POLICY SLIPS FOUND
Miss Alice West brother
James Newsom. who opened inc
door 70, the authorities. was later
released.
Claude. Estes. $40 John r
ives turned over 10 Detroit police
because q pumbcr Of policy pay
Oft slips and $500 in cash were
.ound on him The police seized
the money.
Delaware Hugs 216 Alfred
Was held Tor violation oi has
federal probation Mario DiNita
T17S I.oran Vas turned o.er 20
the parole authorities for viola.
ton Of his parole Others al.
rested were subsequently, re-
leased
The raiders found that whls
key was sold In the den. and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
COP Set To Break Dixie
Anti Lynch Filibuster

A Southern author this
week charged thai Hamilton
is All ardent and active mem
Der OF the Khan. He reported
that Hamilton said last year;
I'm an cid fine Kluxer and
proud Of H. Klein officers make
me stay away from public
Khan functions against my will.
because they don't want me
10 become the fnrgei Of paYees
Of the Rosenwald Fund. They
think ! can use my power and
influence 10 better advantage
by keepins In the background
The threat of filibuster wa.
made bv Sen. Allen Ellcnoer o
Louisiana
Sen. Homer Ferguson of
Michigan immediately replied
ISas COP SET. p. a.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

The Southern revolt againS.
President Harry TrumanS civil
rights proposals continued last
week as the finance director
the Democratic National Com.
mittec resigned and a fiibustcf
IN the Senate was threatened
against proposed anti |, nchius
law.
In Atlanta, George 3 Hamll.
ton. director Of finance for the
state and national party com.
mittees, announced his resiena-
ton from the national post
In a letter 90 National Chair
mau J Howard McGrath. Hamil-
ton declared that the Presidents
civil rights program would cause
untold damage 10 the prospects
FOR equitable solution 10 the
problems Of race relations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Bogus Federal
Agent Attacks.
Robs Woman

mon, '"pls' posing as a govern.
an5 itFenue agent attacked
,9ooed 35-year old woman
no.. 'uaS midnight in an alley
Th Aleei and Russell ST. eets.
polp victim reported to the
her ld' a man approached
mr,, 'no sad. Il am a govern
Ne. 'aaent from the revenue
,oee BOGUS AGENTS, p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

that large quantities Of cocaine
were on the premises,
Inc place was finished "a
luNurlou> velvet and sof col.
cred leh y ec0fa olsveF
with latee Collection ~ reo-
oruS Mas also dlscoN cred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

Hin OF the girls are colorcd.
,'I % were imprisoned under
40 ,aN aGopicd in 1914. that per-
a a..,,.. judges OF Probate to turn
aNNdrd grls over to the State
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
Lawyer Wins Freed ON
For Imprisoned Girls
BY JUDAH DRoB

udne attorney Frank MacLean has secured the
% % - etlS from the Detroit House Of Correction The girls
e been convicted of crime live with
hardened convicted criminals
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
3Race Members Appointed
Mayor Selects New
.InterraciaI Body

neN nterracal Committee. headed by the Rev FIR
lain Coogsn S. j., appointed last week by Mayor
rboore Van Antwerp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
BULLETINS

WASHINGTON. D. c.-rurn.
ing deaf ears 10 indignant
protest of Dixie rebels, the
House Judiciary Committee ap.
proved the anfi-lYnching bill
10 10 Q Monday. II is almost
sure tc be passed by the Re.
publieans. Meanwhile. seven
members Of the Senate Labor
Committee filed a report sup.
porting bill. already ap.
proved in COMMITTEES. which
would set up q permanent
Fair Employment Practices
commission.
WRIGHTSvILLE. Ga.-Afier
Is plan failed 10 force local
citizens 10 adopt q white SUI
9remacY pledge Of voters. the
fu klux Khan rallied here for
primary eleeflon.sve demon
tration. Heading the night
iders rally was DR.. Samuel
Green. the grand drsgoH him
self.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

The eolorcd members APP
noInted ard hown in photos,
ricbl. are Edward NJ. Tur-
per. ,ice-prtsident Of the De-
,roi, Branch NAACP, attor-
ney. Of 5l0e Beaubien; DR..
Sciplo Murphy. of COS +.
Forst and Chester Smith.
sttorncy. 81 1903 Mcclellan.
Named to Inc committee al
y was Mrs. Julian krolik.
~ leader, of 1913 Chicago
boulevard. Mrs. krolik was
member of the commission
ander the administration OF
Nayor Edward j. JefrieS.
Father Coogan is head OF the
sociology department OF the
niyerSity OF Detroit, where
M has taught for the past
rs wears
EX.OFFIClO
MEMBERS
Ey-oilicn members OF the
committee include Police
Commissioners Harry 5. Toy,
housing Director James In
Aas. Welfare Superintendent
John Balicuger, Health
COMMISSIONER DR.. Bruce II.
poaglas. Superintendent of
School> Arthur Dondineau.
rd Parks aud Recreation
Director Iahn j. Considine.
AWoiniee> of .IeffrieS who
we're replaced by the new
members were Walter Hard
ID Cecil Rowlette. and Ed
ward A simmons.
The new committee held
%, 1rst meeting on Thurs
ddy, March !
MAYOR PRAISED
Members OF the lnterra-
gal Committee form the
gWlp that Supcrvises the
work Of the staff headed by
l'eorge Sshelmer. director.
ard Mrs Bculah Whitby. as
N>iani director. Committee
members serve without paw.
Mayor Van Antwerp was
praised by Edward NJ. Swan.
executive secretary of the
Detroit branch NAACP. for
MS appointments to the com
nltlee He pledged the con
l.nued support Of the NAA-
70 the work Of the Inter-
racial Committee and to the
cause 81 goodwill in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06
|GlER SEEKS STATE FEPC
TANN
SENTENCED

DR.. Henslee Tam was sen
fenced by Judge Krause Tues
day morning in Recorders
Court 10 serve IL 10 IS years
in Jackson prison. for rape Of
a Canadian woman.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-06

! leader 1a- IS eeted Thu SGsv
who ralaed uN4faouS cone Gen
t435 John r