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RE PaRgs Wansd sas I'D sale e. 1855
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
home, gas heat, located in good NV sec
tion and leased 3 yrs. at S175 mo-. option
3 more at $500; no expenses to owner
excellent financing. R. D. STIMSoN.
FouRlfAMiLY FeafsE mi 3Sss srr only sa1 $50, With
$500 annual income and subject to Sl5.-
600 lst trust: convenient to stores. bus
5ff 5 ts: By assf
$4,000 DOWN buys Count apt in n
GOOD NV, section; low rent. LARRY
sEshH MassacHHsETfs HE 4ts k2E EM 0so
and IL baths No leases and reasonably
BoNaLDsoS BRssNss sd wood%afd &C Sfs sds an
172G 3rd ST. NW-4-unit, self-contained
apt, each apt. has lRe. liy. rm.: dlnette'
rear screened porch; BUILDING. in immacu-
late cond. and possession Of ! apt. for
your own occupancy. shown by appt EX-
Realtors, DI. 502a. ~
soneat apts one s,bedrm.. KIT and Bath te'' one s
1-bedrm., kit. and bath; separate gas
sna sn fff Fs M IS saff m en' q ACE 19f REATy fstf
SERVICE, Realtors. 80
PVT. HOSPITAL. clubhouse. pvt school or
rest home opportunity. Born; Glenn
at i Forest Glen, Mo. VIII be sold : at aue-
ton June 2Sth at $40 pm. twilight.
You make ths PRICE terms Teas t Must
n sfe'on e HINES sF useasF soN Gh '05i0n' s54i ca"
DOWNTOWN 3-sTORY BLDG, store and
ottlces; annual income 500 well veil
CO. I10a Eve st. NV, Ex. 1870. #
ESTATE sAIE-3e units, .colored tenants:
Pw hsn mes s1ea qena f0ndss R pTsfS fls
REALTY CORR 1925 x st. NV, RE,
;fIHhs TaIRp oNi AND 2''a; G-Roomins house w With
basement for additional rooms oil h W h;
reasonably priced. Mr.. Vaniglio, URCIOLO
REALTY Y, Me. 1871; ewes. and Sunday
: STORES, APIS. sss ooo-Nw. Sec
on oil 7rn nesns saM sosGY sese9 hD sSs
STORE AND OFFICES. x55,soo-Fine
NV. sec; priced way below market; tip
SAN s2R ihees RosE sfee Ap Dear oo and Fe
ist CONN. mr.. 18th and nw-Ailey
on side and rear; yearly income S2;2.o;
Psysaie FY Co slH;5oo H6' sas. I; v THAcKER RsAL
$4,000 DOWN buys 1a-unit apt, 2.story
s4fEIE saRsEIy RT!'k o4aa ae EN- Sfe'n Saos AHEf
FAMILY FLAT: 1411 c st. se.-Total
3-family fat; 447 1st st. se.-Total
gross rent. 500 per month.
$50 Mclean ave. s.e.-Small frame on
lots; each lot 13 by 100 THOMAS P.
BROWN 6lo 4th st. S.w.. MA 1919. %
9-UNIT APARTMENT
Alexandria, Va: fully detached; excellent
rental location: income approximately
$1,000 a year: price. $3l,500. Phone Mr..
Ray. DE 1872. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345. rs
ADJOINS DENRIKE BLDG.
1918 Vermont ave. NV; stores and a.
story Office bldg; income, $4,000 yr.;
price 100000; moderate cash payment
this price is only slightly more than the
value of the ground: you pay practically
nothing for the valuable bldg with its
$4,000 annual income; this is truly
fine present-day investment with bright
future. Please call Mr. Mann bus. prop.
dept
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO.
14l5 ST. NV, ME. 540o; ring AD 7l05
Sat, Sun and ewes. =
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

HIGHWAY BUSINESS consisting of 10:
car garase. with latest equipment and
Also used and new car lot. Groom fur
nished house. both on | acre of ground
For further information, Sall Fairfax
EYE ST. NEAR j 18th ST. N:W.-Fine brick
residence can be bought right at this time
For FoGmsrly occupied by physician 81 Box
FALLS CHURCH-Excellent business in
vestment, brick and cinder block building
in heart of Falls Church, now rented for
oyer Sl25 per mo; building ding 25x55, or
Priced right. at $4,000. Half cash
EASTMAN & sEAY. Realtors. FA. 26:0
HAVE SEVERAL IDEAL BUYS In apart
ment houses, ranging from 8 to 80 units;
all modern and priced right with excel
lent terms, Call Mr.. Wolbert, TIA, 1856
yith y n sHASNoN s. W ,ss5 4 LucHs CO. 1893 1903
STORE BTiLDING, by owner, annua
rent, S1,74O; No. Arl Poss. possible
zonsd for e. or CO. sl9,95o. GIL. 1854
TOURIST HoME-Tea room or school
location. Truly mansion, with solid
brick walls, II bedrooms, five baths and
all that go with these luxurious features
Fairfax. If sold Immediately. S36,o00
You have seen nothing like it at this
price. MISS KING, CHI. 0723.
ARLINGTON
Excellent building site in most desirable
section, 130-ft. frontage by 205-ft depth
low price; easy terms. For full informa-
tion. call Alex. 1855.
EBNER R. DUNCAN co.
Realtors and Insurers, 200 Rupley Bldg,
81 King st. Alex. Va. -
STORE AND RESIDENCE
Row brick; ideal for store, shop, resi-
dence, located near sib1ey Hospital, auto
matte heat: possession alley in rear: price
Sl3,950. Call F. E. MIDDLETON, RE,
1881, DE. 524a
81 ACRES OF BUSINESS property, mr.
junction of New Shirley hwy. and Route
/. with good frontage on U. S. No. ]; a
diner now rented produces $500 per mo.
on 5-yr. lease; practically new 2-bedrm.
bungalow with oil heat, hardwood floors,
nice kit, det. gar. now rents for 800
per mo-: ample rm. for almost any type OF
expansion, low price. For full information
and appt. to inspect. call Alex, 1155,
EBNER r. DUNCAN CO, Realtors and
Insurers. 200 Ripley BLDG. 81 King St,
-27
Doth AND M SITS. NV,
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FENWICK PARK


2-bedrm brick bungalow, SI3,75O: frepl
full din rm., oil heat expansion attic full
bSmt 1mmed. possession. Reas. down
payment STATE REALTY CO.. INC. FA
1149, ewes. and Sun, FA s37a. ~
JEFFERSON PARK. ALExANDRIA-Near
81. Marys Academy, walking distance
10 four other schools, 2ia blocks from
, buslines: this very lovely 3-bed- rm
nome, ideal fol-, large family, features
ige. attrac. Inv. rm. with fireplace
the women, screened shaded porch, pow
der room: upstairs are three bedrms
Zach of which will easily take twin beds
plus a sun deck and tiled bath, excel
closet space: full basement with maid S
room, garage, beautiful shaded lot, nice
community; make this a must for Sun
day. To reach: Out South Arlington Ridge
I'd. to Russell I'd, Up Russell rd Just past
ST Mary's Academy 10 Woodland ter
-ieht 2 blocks to Jackson pl., right to
i03
Commonwealth Realty Co.
ow. $500 or OK. c341. 81
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

An attractive custom built WILLIAMSBURG
Colonial. overlooking the Potomac, on
sisting of living room with marble fire
place. dining room with marble fireplace,
kitchen, den and lavatory on 1st floor;
circular staircase in hall; 3 bedrooms and
baths on End floor; recreation room
with fireplace, maids room with bath in
basement: random width floors Many
fine appointments. Call Mr. Boswell. MA.
$500 Ewes and week ends, OV. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.
LOTS FOR SALE.

ALMOST 2s,OO0 so. FIT, located on FIT
Myer dr., near new Veterans Hospital
CHI 4ndS -2S
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SUBURBAN SAlE-ViRGlkiA.
OPEN STTNOAV Ia

OPEN SUNDAY, 1-6
one-half blk. OF Wilson blvd, l-fare Zone
to town. prewar brk.. Colonial, slate roof;
Hit H ser Screened % porch. bsdrms. bed a tiled @ sa RI
full bsmt.. gas heat. garage, fenced lot:
close to shopping and schools, Directions
Out Wilson blvd. to No. Taylor. r. "a blk
to s13 No. TAYLOR. OW 444s
ARLEDGE BROS.
2523 Wilson blvd. OK. 1898. ewes FA.
] 070. -27
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 1-6 PM.
1O5 Woodlawn ave, Falls Church. this
brand,new -shingled frame home fea-
lures lge. liv. rm. with fireplace. din. rm. .
equipped kit. and W bath on first a.;
3 bedrms. and full bath on second A.: full
bsmt. with outside entrance, gas INV h.,
and many other attrac. features to be
found only upon your personal inspection
To reach: Drive out Lee hwy. past STOP
light in Falls Church to Woodlawn ave.
left on Woodlawn ave. to 105 and our
~FN@N
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BRICK TOWN HOUSE

On corner lot. One Of those homes that
radiate Old Alexandria charm, with mod
ern living: 8 bedrooms. baths on second
floor large room on third floor for storage:
Timken oil h.-w.h. Suggest you see this
unusual home to appreciate desirability.
r. L. RHINE REALTY CO., 607 Prince
st. Alexandria, Va, TIE s426. Evenings,
ALEX. 1852 or TIE 416s.
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BRICK RAMBLER

Three bedrooms, IA baths, lge. liv. rm.
attic; complete kit; A-acre lot. wonderful
trees; priced only Sl6.95O. To inspect,
call ASK-US REALTY CO.. OK. 1869. GIL.
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Many others Pictures of all listings
R. I RHINE REALTY co. 6O7 Prince
81 Alex TIE S4@6; ewes, Alex 1852.
S9I1. sS34 or TIE. 4l6S. -@9
NEAR COLUMBIA PIKE-One 2-bedrm
brick Colonial; e months old: lse. lot: pos
session with title; price $4,000. sub
stantial cash
one l-bedrm brick in Arlington Forest
priced to sell. T1NKLE PROPERTIES Gil.
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SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGINlA.
CT APPROVED

Also CT financed at ~. Brick Colonials.
3 bedrooms. every conv.: wonderful values;
8 min. out from Wash. or Pentagon: Only
five unsold out of 80. ASK-US REALTY
co OK 165Q GI, 1okS -27
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ARLINGTON REALTY co.

Doorway to Bright Future
See this large Cape Cod today-3 bedrms. i,
"a baths, liv. porch. equip kit. family
sized din. rm,,. liv. rm with fireplace. full
basement; oil h;-w.h., gar; large, shaded
Real Estate Service, Inc.
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SUBURBAN sALE-viRGikiA.
FULL PRICE, $500

on corner lot in nice residential section
If Alexandria There is also a good size
living rm., kitchen, dining rm., oil heat,
large front porch, convenient to every
thing. Down payment $4,000, balance like
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I,ANHAM PARK
THOMAS F. HALEY
KENT

Broker. Phone Hyattsyille 0107 or Union
T64g Write or phone for beautiful free
folder showing advantages OF Lanham
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GOTH AND M SITS. NV.
end commercial; Soft front, $500 SO
it.. excellent allies; If you know this
area you know its value.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
RE $3.50: ewes, Gil. O96. --2S
CoLoRED-35O3 GE. AVE. NW.-Store
and apt. located bet the Giant Market
and Park rd.: ideal for white or colored
Iarms MA 22S& or WQ tloa ~
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PROPERTY WANTED
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. u
ROTH Woodward BLDG. RE. 1880.
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Open l to 6 Sat. and Sun.
Beautiful Cape Cod on well,landscaped
porch. lge fully equipped kit. 2 bedrms
and tiled baths; stairs to 2 rouehed-in
bedrms on End floor; bsmt. has rec; rm.,
util rm.. oil &C heat and attached gar.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. to Lexington,
left on Lexington to goth ST. and our
pTCGcsQ, ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Price Controls Asked Of
Senate Bank Committee

WASHINGTON. - Leslie S.
Perry. NAACP administrative as
sistant of the Washington Bureau.
speaking before the Senate
Banking and Currency Commit
tee last week urged the Commit
tee TO report favorably on legls-
lation that would roll back
prices to the June 1916 level
the date controls on basic COM
modities were abandoned" He
also asked that they restore
price controls and ,tioning on
essential consumer commodities
and other goods in short sup
ply"
Showing how the average
wage Garner has been affected
by the unprecedented high cost
Of living. he cited that most
workers today were using their
meager savings, buying on
credit, or simply doing without
the actual necessities required
for decent and healthy living
Referring to cost of living sta
tistics made by the Bureau Of
Labor Statistics. Department of
Labor. il was indicated that the
average working man did not
receive wage increases COM
parable to the rise in prices OF
basic commodities.
Stressing the great impact
with regard to the Negro con-
sumner. Mr.. Perry stated Low
wages and spiraling prices have
a stranglehold on an overwhelm-
ing majority of the $4,000, 900
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

troll over his mental faculties.
That one possessing a weapon
should rise and fire at an indi-
vidual whom he suspects of
having struck him across the
face with a quart beer bottle
is not beyond understanding. :
II was further pointed out
that. The fact that Hord was
known TO his commanding Off
Ger as being quiet. ambitious, a
willing worker and an efficient
soldier. Identifies him as an in
dividual not given TO sudden
passion and periods Of bad tenn
per unless his powers of reason
ing were substantially affected"
Special Counsel Williams also
argued that the Court Martial
Board convicting Hord seemed
intent upon convicting him to
the full extent of its legal ability.
Although the Trial Judge Ad-
vocate had specifically stated
that if Hord were found guilty
of the first two charges, he
should be acquitted of the last,
the Court Martial Board, in the
face OF this instruction, found
him guilty Of all three specifi-
cations and two separate charges.
The NAACP is asking the Sec
rotary OF the Army 10 give the
greatest consideration to this
case
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Freedom Asked For G.;
Was Convicted In Japan

NEW YORK, N. Yin a let
ter directed TO the Secretary of
the Department OF the Army,
Franklin II. Williams, assistant
special counsel, requested that
the sentence OF ten years con-
finement at hard labor levied
against General Prisoner Eu-
gene +. Hord be RENTED Hord
was tried by a General Court
Martial sitting at Kokura, japan,
on Jan. q, 1947 He was
charged with having committed
armed assault upon another sol
der and a Japanese civilian.
The letter stated that Hord,
on the night OF Nov. 4, 1916,
was visiting cabaret in Japan
in company with number of
other American servicemen and
Japanese civilians. While Hord
was sitting at table, without
prior warning or provocation a
soldier struck him across the
face with a beer bottle with
such force as to cause the bottle
to shaiter into many pieces.
Hord is alleged then TO have
drawn a weapon and shot one
Private Barnes in the leg. ac-
cidentally striking the Japanese
civilian.
Mr.. Williams pointed out that
at the time of the alleged
shooting by Hord, he was 'dazed
and bleeding and without con-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

Backyard Astronomy" u q pas-
time encouraged by . star gazing
'ofessor. DR.. Everett r. Phelps, OF
Wayne University IN Detroit. who
thinks that more people should en-
Joy natures extravagant exhibitions
in the evening sky.
Giant telescopes and expeditions
20 fsr-of lands are important parts
Of astronomy. and he y well In
formed on these. But DR.. Phelps
says that such spectacular aspects
nave caused people 10 think of
astronomy - belonging just 10
astronomers and TO forget how en-
joyable It Is to observe the sky with
the unaided eye or explore the
planets. stars. sun. and moon with
homemade telescopes.
Building Q homemade telescope
isn't - hard . job as some may
think. According to DR.. Phelps, the
entire operation should take q nov
Ice only 100 hours Of study and ac-
tual construction. And with the
homemade gadget he may observe
some Of the famous subjects OF
mans interest in the heavens: Sat-
urns rings. the moons mountains
and craters, the suns spots.
The nrst step in construction Is
TO purchase glass. and to grind It
With carborlindum and polish II
it'll jewelers. rouge to provide the
zht-gathering surface. The next
ep IL 10 have the polished surface
'ade into . perfect mirror through
4 slurirum coating, Finally. the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Walter White
Testifies On
Lynching Law

NEW YORK Walter White
secretary Of the NAACP Will
testify on proposed snti-lynch-
ing legislation before the sub
committee OF the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee. Monday
Feb. 2. Hearings were being held
on S. AZ; S. 1865. and S. 1882.
the NAACP supported Wagner
Morse Bill last week but Senator
James o. Eastland of Mississippi
asked that the hearing be post
poned until Feb. 2. Other MEM
bers of the subcommittee are
Senators Homer Ferguson OF
Michigan and Chapman Rever-
comb OF W. Va.
In his testimony Mr. White
cited the fact that although the
number Of lynchings had been
sharply reduced the danger Of
lynching is ever present as in
dictated by 81 narrowly averted
ones in l947 Lynchings have
gone underground because OF
pressure of public opinion due
to the rs year campaign by
the association for anti-lynching
legislation.
Continuing his testimony Mr..
White warned the Senate that
lynching is only one segment OF
overall discrimination against
Negroes and passing legislation
for Federal aid 10 education and
health or ending Job discrlnina-
ton and poll taxes could be
likened 70 a surgeon cutting
out one part of malignant
growth and leaving the rest to
poison the body.
He further stated that the ef-
forts of certain Republican and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

Democratic Senators to emascu-
late the anti-lynching bill would
be vigllantly watched by Ne
groes and other minorities in
their fight for full citizenship
and that those interested in real
democracy would only be salts
lied with the passage Of such
legislation IN It's fullest and
most equitable form
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

tube for the telescope may be made
from = stove pipe or light veighl
sheet metal, and the other parts
constructed from easily obtainable
materials.
For those who wish q step-by-
step outline Of procedure, DR.. Phelps
has instructions available without
cost. Requests for thess instruc-
lions may be mailed to him at
Wayne University. Detroit 1. Mich
igan.
Amateur astronomers will and the
coming month, February, q good
time for observing Saturn's rings
which are really millions OF solid
particles OF matter revolving about
the planet. II you step outdoors al
300 p. m. on February 18th, for
instance. and face directly south
east, YOU may locate Saturn mid
way between the horizon and the
point directly over your head
On the same date, the moon will
be five days old, and At q phase In
which shadows are particularly
clear. 80 that its mountains and
craters may easily be observed.
Observation of the spots on the
sun Is carried out In q wholly diff
ferent manner, but the same tele-
scope will serve. Since the sunlight
II too blindingly intense for direct
its image Is caught by
the telescope and reflected on q
piece OF paper. Often As many as
ten spots may be seen on this
Image.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
NAACP Supports Marshall Plan
AT Senate Committee He arings

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Sup.
port Of the National Association
for the Advancement OF Colored
People was given to the Euro
pean Recovery Program by Wal
ter White, executive secretary
OF the NAACP, speaking before
the Senate Committee on For
eign Relations last week.
Mr.. White declared: Unless
the United States and all other
nations which are able 10 do so
cooperate in feeding and help
ing to rehabilitate war-devas-
tated areas of the earth. the
physical suffering and the OBJ
liberation of hope all over the
earth Will almost inevitably lead
us into another war whose con-
sequences, in the light of the
splitting OF the atom and OF a
germ warfare. are too frighten-
In to contemplate"
Reminding the United States
Senate that hunger ID as pain
ful 10 brown. yellow and black
stomaehs a. il IL 10 white
ones. the executive secretary
urged the extension Of aid not
only 10 the countries Of Europe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

but also to the needy in Asia.
Africa and the Caribbean. Mr..
White also asked that fhs
European nations included in
the recovery plan be required
10 adopt programs under which
their colonies would speedily
be given the right Of self
discrimination. III would be
utter folly for the United
States 10 help white Europe
to rehabilitafe that part Of the
world and permit Il 10 con-
iinus 10 deny freedom and
opportunity TO colonial peo-
pies"
Mr.. White also pointed out,
The steadily rising spiral OF
initiation which is already taxing
TO the bursting point the bud
gets of small wage earners and
others will inevitably be accen-
tuated by the European Recov-
cry Plan" Since foreign aid will
keep in short supply most COM
modities in domestic consump-
ton. Mr.. White urged that a
comprehensive system OF price
controls be formulated and en-
acted now by Congress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
JUDGES VOTE man GRAND JURY PROBE OF ORGANIZATIONS
Sweat Case Argued
Before Texas Court

reference 10 the quantity and
quality OF education offered
at the universities and col
leges. other than Prairie View
College. maintained by the
State Of Texas.
AS pointed oui in the presen
brief the separate but equa
educational iallacy, embedded II
the laws OF Texas. has resulted
In a dlsproportionSte number o.
Negro professionals throughout
the United States Although
there Is one white LAWYER Il
every GO white persons in the
United States there is only one
Negro lawyer 10 every 1920
Negroes There is one white
physician 10 every 735 white
persons within the United States.
while there is one Negro ply
stefan 70 every 1851 Negroes.
The brief further states that
whenever and wherever segre-
CATION in education IS practiced
under state sanction. there -
admitted and fragrant discrimi-
nation IN the treatment Of Ne
groes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Race Lawyer Helps Ju dge
University Law Contest

PHILADELPHIA Raymond Pace Alexander. honorary
sui OF Haiti Of the three judges the final of
the law clubs OF the senior class University of Pennsylvania
law school.
This the hrst time that Negro had been select
ed Judge.
Associated with Alexander Judge
nard Frankel.
The argument they heard between the School
and the Sharswood Law Club of the u. p
The judges found that Kent Law School was winner Of
the argument but the decision favor
losers the question Of the accuracy completeness
brief.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Old Bullet
Causes Fall
On Street

An old bullet wound 10 be.
lieved 10 have caused the coli
lapse OF Frank Hudson. IS. 29l3
Madison, al Gratiot and St. An
tome on Monday.
Taken to Receiving Hospital ne
was found TO be suffering from
partial paralysis Of the right
leg
Questioned oy police ne DIS
closed that ne had been shot at
by police in Birmingham, Ala.
in the Summer Of 1888 when
he was trying 10 escape from
the scene Of an assault where
he had been arrested
The bullet lodged IN MS low
er back and was never removed.
ne said He was fined 500 and
served four months for the as
ssult, he added
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07

Negroes in the United States
The association asked for Sc
rious consideration TO the pro-
visions of S. 1923 which would
set price ceilings al a level so
as to permit sellers 10 make an
average margin of net profit
comparable 10 that which OBJ
tanned during the l936-l939
period.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-07
Baby Found Dead
In Bed At Home

An Is week old baby girl
was dead on admittance TO Re-
ceiving Hospital on Saturday
morning.
Rushed to the hospital by her
parents, Victoria Nix was re-
ported to have been found dead
IN bed The parents. Harold and
Barbara Nix. both %. 973 Brew
Ster. said they put her TO bed
on Friday night and found her
stiff and cold next morning.