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The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
SchoIIe Asks CI0
To Support Chest

Detroit. CIO affilates in the
Metropolitan Detroit area have
been urged TO give their all-oui
support OF the Metropolitan De-
troit Community Chest Campaign
scheduled from October 26 thru
November IL.
In requesting Community Chest
backing, Michigan CIO President
August Scholle and Secretary
Treasurer Barney Hopkins re-
minded the affilistes OF resolu-
ton passed al the State CIO Con-
vention. pledging CIO coopera-
tion 10 the Chest Drive.
OF the time delegates 10 the
CIO convention adopted q state
ment praising the Community
Chest appeal for the following
reasons.
/. II brings into focus the many
thousands OF health and welfare
agencies throughout America who
rely upon voluntary contributions
for their support.
2. These agencies perform the
necessary services that help keep
our great country moving forward
toward a solution Of our health,
welfare and recreation problems.
3. Working men and women
look 10 these agencies for The
leadership and the kinds of ser.
vice that will provide a sound
foundation for building healthy
and happy communities Of tomor-
row,
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
Lawyers End
Atlanta Meet

ATLANTA Ga AT is final
session last SATURDAY. the Ma.
honsl Bar Association split on
the controversial Taft. Hartley
Labor Act hu, adopted resolu.
ton commencing President Tru-
man for requesting and urging
Congress 70 enact legislation 10
rarrv out the recommendation
oi the Presidents Committee on
Civil Rights"
A bitter floor battle failed 10
gam 4 'wo-thrd majority vote
necessary 20 delete the name Of
President Truman from the rcso.
luton on civil rights
Forces fsvorlne the Taft Hart
lev ldW however scored a VIC
tory when thev pushed through
motion tablng resolution
Urging the repeal OF that act
Another resolution "saluted
me new nation OF Israel" and
urged de fscto recognition OF
lsrael BY the President Of the
United States
A move 70 tack on an amends
ment calling for the creation OF
an American State" failed 10
muster tWo-thrd majority.
Thurman L. DodSon of Wash
lneton vas reelected president
Chestnut Smith ~ Detroit was
elected fourth vice president
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
Jones Offers
Proposition To
Insurance Co.

"A Proposal of Public Relations
and Information Services as re-
lateS 10 insurance companies is
the title of a carefully prepared
research project written by Ar
mold Jones.
The author Of the work was
formerly recreational Director of
OF the Van Couver Board OF Edu-
cation, Van Couver, Washington,
ucation. Van Couver, Washington;
Assistant Project Service Advis-
or Van Couver Housing Author
ity. u. S. Government. and Sec
retary and general manager Of the
A. L. Foster and Associates, Inc,
an advertising and public rela-
tions agency.
Mr.. Jones is the holder OF GER
tlficates from specialized schools
of general advertising, public
relations. modern techniques OF
layout art and production cover
ing printing. engraving and bas-
ic photography from Multnomach
College. Portland.
He also served as district man.
ager with the Cooperative Life
and Hospital Insurance Company
Of Birmingham. Alabama. he al
so served as a newswriter for the
Los Angeles Sentinel for three
months.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
Education Films
At Raekham

Do you like to travel more than
time and responsibility permit?
Are you naturally curious about
how other people make and do
things and earn a living? Then
you are cordially invited by the
University of Michigan Extension
Service 10 attend the educational
film programs each Tuesday al
the Rackham Memorial.
The programs this fall will be
focused again on travel and on
some OF the unusual and interest
ing occupations of people in diff
ferent parts of the world.
First program will be present
ed at 3:45 and 5:45 p. m. on
Tuesday. October 5. Films TO be
shown are Alaska's Silver Mil
lions; Alaska, Story Of a From
tier: and Wings TO Alaska. a col
or film. There is no charge for
admission.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
WILL NAME

tconiinued from Page ~
II has been pointed out BY FEPC
supporters that il usually takes
two or three sessions 10 pass
such a law
New York's leadership is rec
oenized over the country, Sigler
pointed out and he felt il would
be acceptable 10 Michigan cit
lzenS after they had an oppor-
tunity 10 study the law, He said
Governor Dewey had supported
II with able appointments. sub
Stantlal funds and full co-opera-
tion from other state depart
ments.
II has also been pointed out
that Negroes are by no means
the chief beneficiaries. Jews. for
elgn-born and Catholics and
women are often Disseminated
against
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
PROGRESSIVE
Lconiinued From Paae ]


II, having served as a lieutenant
in the Army Air Corps: a grad
uate of Wayne University. and
at present is studying law at
the Wayne University Law
School.
Other candidates entered are
Edward Perry OF 1926 Greydale
for sheriff; Devera Stocker. OF
57l8 DevonShire for Register of
Deesd and Don Christie, Of 1920
Yinger, Dearborn, for Drain
Commissioned.
DROPPED FROM CAST
The actor referred 10 the The
atre Guilds production Of
Charleston. 1922" which was
scheduled 10 have its premiere
At the Shubert Theatre in New
Haven on Thursday. and in
which he was CO starred. The
New York opening is scheduled
for the week OF Nov. /.
The Theatre Guild made il
clear that Mr. Ingram was no
longer In the cast. He telephoned
the Guild asking for the assign
ment OF counsel to represent him
and was told that he would
have to get his own lawyer and
that a new actor was being en-
gagged Tor the role in the play.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
Roy Millions
Popularity
zooms Up !!

It's Roy Milton and his solid
Senders, soon 70 delight the au-
dience al the Royal, Howard
and the Apollo Theatres in
Baltimore, Washington, DC. and
New York. Swept to the crest
OF public acclaim this smooth
playing aggregation with "the
music that puts you in the right
kind of groove is rated as
one OF the top small CONDO in
the land
With audience along the cir
cult clamoring for rendition OF
his sensational juke box hit
"RM BLUES and many others
OF his exclusive specially re-
cords. Millions juke box popu-
larity rises higher and higher.
Along with the beautiful and
vibrant Camille Howard, the
Milton Combo boast OF such
great stars as Bill Gather, tenor
sax. the former Louis Arm
strong trumpet man. HoeSea
Sapp, Jack Kelson. alto sax and
Dallas BARLEY, bass. formerly
with Millions rival for top com
DO honors Louis Jordan, ano
the current sensation in the
world. the seventeen year old
Johnny Rogers who Is stopping
the show where ever they ap-
pear.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
INGRAM

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Anna. and lived with them in
Salina.
According TO Amedo Lsuritano.
assistant United States attorney,
Mr.. Ingram paid for the girl $
airplane trip TO New York. =. A
plane reservation was made for
her by Ingram under the name
OF joyce Robinson. The girl ar
rived here on Friday, Sept. IL.
She was met at La Guardia
Field by Mr.. Ingram and the
two went 10 the Hotel Alvin on
roadway where they registered
as man and wife, according TO
the prosecutor They remained at
the hotel until Sunday morning,
Sept. 10. when jeanette boarded
plane for Kansas Ciiy-the
reservation being made by Mr..
Ingram.
On her return 10 Salina.
jeanette was arrested immed-
lately by the local police on an
alarm sent out for her at her
mothers request. After several
hours of questioning. the girl
made q statement admitting
that she had spent the week
end with Mr.. Ingram in New
York and a warrant was issned
for his arrest.
DECLARED DELINQUENT
After the Salina police we're
informed of Mr Ingrams arrest,
jeanette was taken into juvenile
court, declared delinquent. and
committed TO the girls industrial
| school al Beloit, Kansas
Mr.. Ingram was arraigned
before United States Commits
sioner Isaac Plaii. who was
asked by Mr.. Lauriiano 10 hold
him for removal 10 Kansas
City.
II don't want 10 go 20 Kansas
City" Mr. Ingram objected. i've
got show that must open some
how on Thursday
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
BISHOP BABER

Continued from PAGE ~
he could walk right in today
REASON FOR RE-ASSIGN-
MENT GIVEN
Bishop Baber declared that
a committee from ST. Stephen
AME Church brought a pc
tiiion 10 his Chicago Con-
ference few weeks ago.
which was signed and support.
ed by officers and most OF the
clubs Of the church. asking for
the return Of DR.. Howell as
their pastor. so that his name
would rot be buried under q
cloud Of false accusations due
10 untrue publicity.
For the present said Bishop
Baber, three months. six months
or a year. d. Howell remain.
here as Your pastor"
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
WARREN

lConiinued from Page ~
lilac Hotel in Detroit in .
cavalcade OF ten sleek auto
mobiles. The trip was a thrill
line run with relays of state
and city police motorcycle
escorts all the way.
The top Republican leaders
and newspaper men who made
the trip to board the Warren
train were Charles A RoN
borough, Robert l. Ward, Leroy
q. White. Governor Sigler and
his daugthcr Madalen; senator
Arthur n Vandenberg. Senator
and Mrs. Homer Ferguson. Lieut..
Gov. Eugene G. keyes, Fred Nj
Algel. Jr. secretary of state. for
mer Governor Wilbur NJ Bruck-
err National Committeeman and
Mrs Arthur Sunmertield, and
Arthur Jr Mrs Rae C. Hooker,
national committeeWoman John
z Wagner state chairman Don
Mitchell of OwoSSo. president
Of the Michigan Dewey Repubh-
can Clubs James W Lyons
newly-elected Wayne County
chairman. Mrs. Lillian Marx
Wayne County vice chairman.
Arthur lverson former county
chairman: Mrs George VI. Dew
ev OF OwOsso. mother OF the
COP presidential nominee
Allen J Neiber. Detroit News.
John ~ Mullaney. Cleveland
News Jack Kennon. Cleveland
News Richard Forster. Cincin-
natl Timcs-Star Richard L. Ma
her Cleveland Press James L.
McGsrrigle. Detroit Times Betty
Stoll Detroit News Roland
Ransom. Detroit News Irmcgard
Pohri Detroit Times. Louis Co
lombo ST. and Louis Colombo
Jr John Carlisle, Detroit News
Harry Henderson. OF the l. c. c
Kenneth Mccormick Detroit
Free Press; Jean Douglas. Toledo
Blade Mark Beltaire. Detroi,
Free Press and Paul Sanderson
press relations aid
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
Rent Law
Continues
Through '49

Tenants who have rent-increase
leases expiring December 81 were
reminded today by William c.
Haines, Area Rent Director, that
948 federal rent law will
continue to protect them as to
maximum rent and right of occu
pancy through the first three
months OF l949, subject TO the
eviction provisions OF the rent
lay.
No tenant need sign new
lease in order to continue occu-
pying. for January, February. and
March OF l949. living quarters
that he now has under a rent
increase lease due 10 expire Dec
81, le48," said Mr.. Haines.
Ceiling Set
The present federal rent law
generally, fixes the expiring lease
rent as the ceiling for the first
three months OF l949. and con-
tinues the tenants right of occu-
oancy, without lease, but subject.
OF course, to the eviction grounds
OF the rent law"
The rent official pointed out
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
TWO WOMEN

(Continued from Page
the same time and booked on
different charges.
Joseph Harris, 273 Alfred. al
legedly led police to the lay
OUT following his arrest or IN.
vestigation OF larceny. Harris
according to police was detect
ed in an alley while carrying
woman's purse. containing
dope, four hyperdermic needles
and four eyedropperS.
The dope and other narcotic
"loot," police say. belonged 10
Miss Nina Jones. 43, of 273 AL
fred She was also charged with
policemen allegedly located ad-
possessing narcotics and violat-
ing state and federal laws. when
ditional dope in her home
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
Logan, w. Va.

Mrs. Ruth d. Walker. Mrs.
Otrus B. Dickerson and Leonard
F. Lasley visited at w. W. State
College over the past weekend
The Aracoma High School
Boosters Club met in their first
regular meeting and elected the
following officers: Alfred J.
Coats, president: J. Thomas Lif-
sey. secretary: DR.. H. T. Elliott,
treasurer. after which the pres
ldent appointed Raymond G.
Ferguson. publicity director.
The Aracoma High football
squad in their first tilt of the
season got off TO a good start by
defeating the Simmons High ag-
gregation OF Montgomery 81 to o.
In their second encounter the
Bull Dogs defeated Excelsior
High 81 to 0. Yes. Aracoma is
on their way TO the champion
ship this year. r. Nelson Battey.
Mr.. Oasie Goats, and Samuel
Cooper were visiting in the Cap
itol City. Charleston.
WEDDING BELLS
Miss Fannie Pugh OF Earring.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
PATRICK
Continued from Page ID

Continued from Page II
laVor OF recommendation O
Oliver Frlck, a member OF tn,
copmlttee from the 18th district
who suggested that the following
plank IN the platform Of the Nat
ional Republican party be adopt.
ed IN full
One of the basic principles O.
THIS Republic IS the equality o.
dll individuals IN their right tc
lie. liberty, and the pursuit o.
happiness.
This principle is enuneiatsd
in the Declaration of Independ-
ence and embodied in the Con-
stituiion OF the United States;
II was vindieated on the field
OF battle and became the cor
nersione OF the Republic.
The right of equal opportun-
iiY 10 work and 10 advance in
life should never be limited 10
any individual because of race.
religion. color. or country or
religion.
I'VE favor the enacimeni and
Just enforcement Of such State
legislation as may be necessary
10 maintain this right al all
fines IN every part of this
states
The member of the delsqa-
fion were not pleased with this
substitute for their resolution.
Boone Blasts Double Talk
Rev Nj Boone pointed ou
that the Party's national planl
was not strong enough and hac
been written TO please the var
iouS factions throughout the coun
Try. but here in Michigan ther,
was no need to hedge on the is
sue and double talk because tn,
Democrats were coming out TO
State FEPC too
Frick IS executive secretary tht
Downtown Property Owners AS
sociation.
Gale Brick Was Chairman o
the Resolutions Committee.
While the platform was in com
mittee, delegates adjourned. The,
attempted 10 vote on the revise,
platform while filing out Of tn
auditorium.
The Democrats al their stat
convention in Flint, adopted al
FEPC act for Michigan alon
with other planks calling for
repeal Of the sales tax on foot
and clothing wage increases TO
state employees, increased work
mems compensation benefits, ant
removal OF slum housing.
Oscar Baker Sr.. veteran
Bay City attorney. told State
Chairman Wagner that Negroes
should continue 10 vote Demo-
cratic until the Republicans
make up their mind TO give
them some consideration.
Wagner said he favored FAN
Employment legislation anc
would use his influence 10 get the
support OF party leaders as vel
as Governor Sigler behind IL.
In his address 10 the convention
Senator Arthur II, Vandenburl
said. If the Republican party
preserves justice under the Law
for all men without discrimina.
ton. there is no problem too bis
for US TO solve and no destiny
too big 10 anticipate. -
Senator Homer Ferguson pre-
dicted q Dewey victory He de.
clared For is years the Repub.
icans have been cultivating the
ground, and It is ready for th'
1913 harvest "
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
BLIND PIG
CONTINUED from Page l

AOontinued nom Page
basement.
Judge Joseph A. ellis found
Mrs. De Loach guilty of ope-
rating a place OF illegal occupa-
ton and the eight guests guilty
of lettering.
All were ordered 10 pay a
fine Of SIS and were placed on
six months probation. The SIS
fines, Judge ellis ordered paid
TO the welfare department 10
help replace the money expend-
ed on her since early March.
Mrs. De Loach. a widow. had
been receiving Sli.88 weekly.
Testifying in court, Mrs. De
Loach said. 1T was Just nv
birthday. We were playing whist
As for the drinks. didn't use
any welfare money for that NV
sister gave me 81 TO buy a case
OF beer. bottle OF wine. and
quart Of whiskey."
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
Israeli Govt
Blamed For
Counts Death

JERUSALEM (NNPA)--- The
Israeli Government must take
full responsibility" for the as
sassination OF Count Bernadotte
United Nations mediator, and OF
his French aide. Colonel Andre
Seroi, Dr.. Ralph j. Bunche. the
United Nations principal repre-
sentative in Palestine. declared
last Saturday
In a strongly worded message
Of protest to MoShe Shertok,
Foreign Minister OF Israel. DR..
Bunche said
The murder in cold blood
of Count Bernadotte. United
Nations Mediator for Palestine.
and of Colonel Serot in the
Katamon quarter of Jerusalem
today lSepf. III by Jewish as
sallants is an outrage against
the International community
and an unspeakable violation
OF elementary morality.
This tragic act occurred when
Count Bernadotte acting under
the authority OF the United Ma
tionS. was on an official tour of
duty in Jerusalem and in the
presence of the liaison officer
as signed to him by the Jewish
authorities.
His safety. therefore. and that
OF his lieutenants under the or
binary rules OF law and order
was responsibility Of the Pro-
visions Of Government of Israel.
whose armed forces and repre-
,cnta,ivcs control and administer
the area.
This act constitutes a breach
of the truce Of the utmost grav-
itv. for which the Provisional
Government OF Israel must as
sumo full responsibility.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
IALCOVE

Continued from Pare ~
one colored, complained that
they were not served at the
Alcove Bar on 50l9 Woodward.
Marvin Meltzer. white, age
81. $3.50 Cass: Patricia Cayo
white. %, OF $3.50 Cass. and Kel-
ly Williams. colored, %. Of $50
Z. Columbia, entered the bal
Wednesday night and claimed
the waitress demanded birth
certificates or proof OF then
age. The trio were not served.
They returned the following
night and allsgedlY were re-
fused service because the man
agement charged they were
"rowdY" the evening before.
The prosecutor called all par
ties in for a hearing after the
liams. the only Negro in the
complaint was lodged, but Will
party, admitted he did not or
der anything to be refused. The
owner OF the bar, Albert Bur
tenshaw. declared he did not
discriminate against colored and
would have served the party ex-
cept for the presence Of Melt
zer and Patricia Cayo. whom
he charged were "troublemak-
ers."
Prosecutor James N. McNally
told Williams that il he re-
turned TO the bar and were
actually refused service. then a
warrant would be issued.
Williams is a sophomore at
Wayne University and is major
ing in English. He is veteran
OF World War II. serving foul
years in the armed forces with
three of them overseas.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02

Other officers elected were
Loren Miller. Los Angeles. first
y&ce president. Harold Flowers.
Pine Bluff, Ark. second VICE
president; J Mercer Burell
New JERSEY, third vice president.
Chestnut Smith. Detroit fourth
vice president; Scovel Richard
son. St Louis. secretary. Lucia
Thomas. Chicago. assistant sec
retsry, and John A. Hibbler Lit
Tic Rock treasurer
SIX members were elected to
the Executive Committee They
were Mrs. Georgia Jones Eli,
Chicago. Francis Dent. Detroit
A T. Walden. Atlanta. Peter
Boult. Cleveland: Carl A. John
son, Kansas City: and Webster
Porter Knoxville
The association selected India
napohs Tor the l949 meeting.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02

that the ls4e federal rent law
is due 10 expire March 81. ls4s.
but said that Congress. in en-
acting IL, took definite steps 10
see that holders of rent-incresse
leases expiring Dec. 81. ls4s.
were given extended protection
for the life Of the law.
He emphasized, too. that even
IL a rent-increase lease has been
legally terminated prior to Dec
81, the premises continue. gener-
ally. 10 have a rent ceiling in line
with the lease rent and 20 be SUBJ
ject 10 the rent control law.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
"NORTHEND
SOCIE TY
c II IP 81

Chuck Holloway. br,lL..,
Northern High School fullhses
stole the show last Thursdss
when Miller eked a shaky q,
victory over the Eskimos.
Spanked by Holloway N.
Northernites came very Close Is
defeating Miller. They did on,
gain them on the ground and in
the air.
Both Of Miller's scores we,.
made on fluke plays. The ssfetv
came early in the game whs.
the Northern center tossed n.
ball over the fullback's head n
TO the end zone where Mile.
recovered il for two points
Their touchdown came az ,
result OF a tumble by North.ro
on the kickoff. They lost the bali
on the nine yard line and Nh.
Ter scored. Charley Bailey scored
the touchdown.
Most spectacular play OF N,
game was when Northern made
their score. Holloway pegged 4,
excellent pass to Percy Tucker
who took the ball down n,
field 70 yards for the score
In spite Of their narrow escsp,
from Northern last week Mile
is still considered something o.
threat to Denby, the eas, SD.
champions. DENLY is generally
rated as invincible as far as cas-,
side competition is concerned.
The Trojans came close 10 q.
tabhshing something OF a record
as far as penalties are concerned
The Miller boys drew over 800
yards in penalties.
Next week Miller faces North.
eastern and will again be in tn,
favorite's role. Coach Will Rob
inson intends to drill out som,
OF the obvious kinks from last
week and have his boys running
smoothly Thursday when the
two teams meet at KeyworA
Stadium.
Northern will match gridiroa
wits with the Pershing Dough.
boys Friday at Pershing. North.
ern will 60 into the game with
slight edge over Pershing.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
FLINT COOP
Continued From Page ~

Continued From Page u
pleted the drive
Many men working on Coop
are already union brothers with
heavy union responsibilities.
Their efforts and devotion TO tins
important JOB deserves special
thanks
1t IS not often that people
pove IN so important 4 Wav The
men and women n your local who
accepted the leadership IN build
in the Co-op may well take pride
IN their work
Boor expressed thanks 10 Vic
tor Reuiher JAW Go Education
ClO CounP
Director and 20 the Michigan
ClO Council 80 helping Flint
over the top =
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02

w. Va. the charming daushter
of Rev. MIR. Pugh, was united
in wedlock to Paul SNYDER Of
Beckley. w. Va. Sept. TO- Con.
gratulations, Mr.. and Mrs. Syn.
der.
SORROW
Mrs. Paulene Wilder died last
Tuesday. Sept IA. after a LONG
lingering illness.
LOGANITES ATTEND
ROY MELTON DANCE
Among those attending ths
Roy Melton dance in Charleston
Saturday. Sept. 10. were: Mr.
Taylor of Holden; the johnson
brothers OF Holden: Eloise Hill.
Cora Minter Margaret. Thorn
Hill. Raymond c. Ferguson. 10.
sephine Parrish. Alma Baker
Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs. H. T
Page. Miss Sarah knight, and
Miss Dolores Terpin.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02
LoGANITEs ATTEND
ROY MELTON DANCE
CIa $ ssified

SILVER FOX FURS - Won
twice. Will sacrifice. Call CT
2245.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-10-02

APARTMENT FOR RENT
KITCHENETTE Electric reiris.
Grafton. Men only. Reference
required. 1885 w. Forest Ave
TIE. 3-3405 or vi. l-06l3.
Evening star., 1948-12-20
Curious Words That Need Watching.


Heard on a network program
His is name to kun-JOOR with
The word used is conjure, a most
peculiar word in that it has two
distinct meanings and pronuncia-
tions.
The first meaning is "to call upon
by invocation or spell; to practice
magic; to appeal to the imagina-
ton, as if by magic" When so
used. the correct pronunciation is
KUN-jer, or KON-jer.
The second meaning is 'to ap-
peal to solemnly or earnestly; to
entreat." The pronunciation is
kun-JOOR.
The broadcaster should have said,
His is a name to KUN-jer (or
KON-jer) with"
A similar word is anathema. 1t
has two opposite meanings: Cd "A
thing consecrated to a deity; an
offering devoted to sacred purposes.
The pronunciation is AN-uh-THEE-
muh. 90 "a formal ecclesiastical
curse, a curse, a thing or person
cursed or detested" The pronun-
citation is h-NATH-uh-muh.
The word frequent has two mean
ings and pronunciations: Cd "Oc-
curing at short or regular inter-
walls; as. a frequent visitor to one S
home" The pronunciation is FREE