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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
'ReVerScS
Citizens
Asked To
Get Out
d Group Gets Service;
Store Manager Faces
Suit Under Diggs Act
ny LUTHER WEBB

e oE Il, Mich. - Human
helng art as changeable AS
1. I'M. wniry month of
March ID least some are.
ls.t 0ce, nino members of the
4 raa-e EcorSc branch OF the
kAACr entered the Love and
4 as eioe f.. Jefferson at Sal
Eoto n a. Although theu wait
IN amea fo twenty -ive mi n
Z tsty werc served without in
on Ar l6 several colored cit
ban, inc community. lnclud-
H. ac n those who were Serv-
l a,l week, entered the store.
Urc seated at the counter
h. table, A they were giving
no. 0dc a waitress requested
ihe Dup ,o take their orders
4 w 10 the store elsewhere.
POLICE CALLED
Thomas NcuSgn. chairman of
4 e.al Hamttec OF the River
f0gll fcfsc NAACP called po-
BE- site discussion with the
! 8naLee ewnet Of the store.
4 Spfgeart McWhlter, and fell
o7me ~ the Ecorse Police
4 r. arfcd Members of the
! wit $751; Neusom. says the
bAce iecd them to leave the
4 st NgNltey contacted by
D. TRIBUNE Monday of this
feee Gcrei telling anyone of
3hc gsoap 90 leave the store.
7 did not order them out. I
learned that The manager had
ordered them out before l ar.
rived. They did inform me that
there was law against fail
ure TO serve anyone in a pub
lie place.
Y tod them that did no
know ANYTHING about il. which
plan 70 that time Later how
Csee REvERsES. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Grand Dragon
initiates 1875
Khan Members

AUGUSTA lNNPA
k.m>u eu n f0nt> and Dca.ls
.Nila,eo JAY canctat, niN te
81 Illus han 40 Julian smith
Casino n CIiy Park hero lass
TUESDAY night
ScntntI DO tuIl claNa stood
guad While o. Samuel Greene
81 Atlanta grand dragon o.
me kian an5 special initiating
team 'nauctcd thc new members
inside a park building
Inc Scuilncls ware or DUTY %
tSee GRAND DRAGON P. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

Mrs Verneaker Dozier, Detroit
TRIBUNE columniSt who writes
Tips on Northend. was reading
the TRIBUNE'S story of the blind
mans disappearance when Mr.
Booker, her husband. saw tn g
picture Of Sain accompanying Tho
story. and recognized il as a pa
tent IN his ward.
READS STORY TO MAN
Arriving at work the same eve
ming, he read the story to Mi
Saln Jr. and begged him TO Get
IN touch with his family.
Saturday morning. Mr.. Sain
told TRIBUNE reporter tn p
cntlr, story Of his short disap
rca,ancc. Hc said: Il walked out
Cf my home 1881 St. Aubin) b,
cause ! was afraid and didn't
want 10 press charges against 'hc
man, who police had arrested for
Cakine my money in a restaurant
on Hastings at Forest. am blind
and II is almost impossible Tor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Candidate
Demands
Vote Check
William Johnson T ops
Run-OH Slate; Left
Wing Group Trails

Joseph CranShaW. Candl-
date who ran third H. the
,,.;,,,a,., o1oa.;. 1,d
~ iii4"i oi'e eloi' - = y
Locai bOO, IA W -ClO, 10 the
race for recording secretary,
.hre, Lo,,,h,hnIl ,,,a ~
l.,
p'li' rSui lE- ~ Nnaa ~
VI g demanded z recount VI
hallots and u-as yrsnted ore
~, C1 .4
~ d'''iih y = " r. =
serving as assistant e00C a.
tIopal direct ~ tLe locsi
anro,,,,,o no.,,o,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Gee, TeasIey
With Oilers;
Dolby Plays

Sammy Gee and Ronald
Teasley. both Detroit young
sters were signed this week
TO 1913 baseball contracts
by the clean (NY.) Oilers
team of the class d p on V
league.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Detective Hospitalized:
Police Investigate Attack

Ernest Crawford. ~. was ar
rested and held on an lnvesul.-
ton NJ felonlous + ault charge
last Eudav night lite, fight
W1th detective lieutenant N
downtown Detroit
The scrap ended n mlnor M
iuries TO Crawford and hospital
lzaiion Of the detective.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

me to identify the robber who
took S28 out Of my pocket lfwd.
S28 instead Of S895 as papers ~.
ported.
ROLLS NEAT CIGARETTE
As Waller pulled a tobacco
sack from his shirt pocket TO
roll a cigarette. he said judging
the tobacco about the paper. Il
thought OF lot OF things. II l &C
cused him. and he got Out. what
would happen TO me. I'm blind
and cannot take care Of myself.
So. | don't want TO press eharg-
es-l want my money back"
BY that time the cigarette was
as smooth and neat as any rolled
by the manufacturers.
Mr.. Sain had been missing fom
his home since April ]. he said
that he walked out OF tho house
and went 10 the Receiving HoSpit-
a. where he asked for treatment
OF gas on his stomach. After thcy
refused 10 give him treatment. he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21


Gee. who Just completed his
first year with the Harlem Globe
TrottcrS, one OF the nation 5
lcading professional basketball
teams. was an all round athlete
al Miller High before departing
last Spring for the Three Rivers
club OF the Canadisn-Amerlcan
league. where he performed at
short stop
Teasley. who quit his classes
al Wayne University several
week ago. started at first base,
and hat an even 400 during his
two year career at the Detroit
school. Olcan is a farm club OF
the Brooklyn Dodgers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
bribe Refused
From Blind
PIG Operator

ON'ia'- policeman SIS TO
l0c Whole thing brought
aooil.onal charge against a
y 'oose home had just been
~ Dino pig and gam
~ Establishment last week.
4 au 'naf Matthews Barnes
',nacd warrant charg-
Andstw Hendricks 80 Of
harmon, with trying to bride
officer after Patrolman
1ad led a raid on Hem
| SIS Aousc.
.'' ns a complaint that a
~ p md gambling house
70 b. run ai PIP Harmon,
p',glhltn charged that he
tSeo BRIDE, p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

According 70 statements from
Fohce ~ Harry Wlliar-s. 81
the officer involved. he ana
Crawford began n argue on a
West bound Baker street CT a.
Bcaubien and Grstloi when the
lieutenant bumped INTO Craw.
ford II Williams SAID that Craw
tSes DETECTIVE. p. "
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

Deputy sheriffs made the ar.
rest after Howard Roberts. in.
dependent candidate for the
Republican nomination for Rep
resentafive In the General AS.
semblY from the Forty ninth
District reported that he had
discovered serious Irregularities
when he visited the POLLING
place for Precinct IL. a FREEDOM.
inanilY colored precinct.
The charge against the officials
on conviction. carries penalty
OF five to ten years in prison
and fine up 20 $1,000.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

ment has been purchased
and a circulation drive is
in progress in order that
every reader of late news
in the city of Detroit will
have an opportunity to get
the news when il is new.
The TRIBUNE again
makes history in line with
its prominent publishers of
the past, Editor Ulysses w.
BoykEn and his staff pledge
with This sew publication
policy a new era in the news
for Detroit and vicinity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

podl Geo q DuS LOT ElOl>t
Eloise physicians gave him
new hope in that they told him
that there is a chance that he
may regain his sight Also
promise was made that he
would be helped 10 further his
education. lie had several shop
training courses.
Looking toward the icpo ter.
when the photographer snapped
has picture Sam SAID Il want
to get loh SO that can ia k e
care of myself or course that
viii require a lot ~ studying. hut
II someone VIII help me, be-
licve With faith and confidence IN
myself that can realize my am
bition
Mcanwhllc Garfield station po-
lice released Ocean DAVIS who
was Identified by witnesses in
the Hastings street restaurant as
being the man who took Mr.
SANS money March 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Bowling Congress D efies
Reuther's War Threat

In the face Of a threat of
open war with the United Auto
mobile Workers. CIO. the Amer.
lean Bowling Congress decided
last Thursday 70 stand pat on
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
BULLETINl

CLEVELAND.-LarrY Dolby.
% ear-old Negro recruit who
Joined the Cleveland Indians
last year. opened the l94s
season in right field for the
tribe Tuesday.
Dolby. a converted infielder.
who batied .354 during
the Spring exhibition games.
is The first Negro in modern
organized baseball 10 play in
the American League. Only
manager Lou Boudreau SPORT
ed a higher batting average
than Dolby during the Spring
iraIEing. batting .37S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21


Floeced by the con man and his
female assistant. Ms Dorothy
Whitney quickly notified police
who arrested VIII Ferguson. 81
Of Chicago the confessed rack
etccg Ferguson told police That
the woman who had heiped him
Swndle Mrs Whitney was q Del
la Lewis whom he animated was
IN Chicago when he was permit
tod 10 telephone there In an Ell
fort 10 have Mrs Whitney icw-
elrv returned
WANTED TO RENT A ROOM
The missing woman met Ms
Whitney on tiratiot ncde Fan-
en- last Saturday and asked Mrs.
Whitney if she knew Where Tie
woman could rent room The
woman told Mrs Whtncy that
sho was IN the city 90 buy a
homo for her parents Boston
and the two talked for som q
time
As they talked. the woman
showed Mrs. Whitney a man
tFergusonl who was piekino up
wallet and said 10 The man.
We saw you find that wallet.
How much is in if7" Ferguson
told them that there was Sis
in the wallet and agreed 70 d.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Club FL Sine Sells For Only $4,000
Tribune Publishes
2 Editions Weekly

tn Detroit TRIBUNE reaches another milestone in lo-
cal journalism.
After having been published regularly during the
past 70 years IN Detroit weekly the publishers an
nomce that and after April goth the TRIBUNE will
be published bweeky Tuesdays Fridays of each
week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
IN TRAFFIC CONTEST

Miller High School is one II the
forty intermediate and high
schools in Detroit competing in
the Third Annual Traffic Safety
Contest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

plant against II be not dismissed.
that the action be stayed until
the Hinton case was disposed of.
The suit was brought by
George Palmer OF Atlanta. q
tSeo FIREMEN. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Two Arrested On False
Ballot Returns Charge

EAST ST LOUIS ItNNPAl- East St LOUIS precinct
election officials were arrested last Wednesday
ordered arrested calculations being completed
primary elections of April - the men arrested we're
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Boycott Biased Army" Reynolds
Civil DiSObedien &c
Plans Are Outlined

"N>UNGI0N DC Grant Reynolds and Philip Randolph
House Armed Forces Monday. that they
rs o have Negroes boycott draf, which
~, q n Segregation"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Missing Blind Man Located In EIose Ward
Picture Leads TO Identity

o six
mornng
in is IA The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21

World heavyweight champion
Joe Louis. just back from an
exhibition four Of Paris and
London. stopped in Detroit last
week before going 10 Blooming
dale. Mich. where he will rest
and do road work. The Champ
hopes 10 knock off eight or 10
OF his 220 pounds before going
INTO training al Pompion. Lake,
N. J. May ls. With The way
cleared by The ~ Y. State Aih
lehc Commission Louis will
meet challenger Jersey Joe
Waleoh ~ = return bout for
The heavyweight crown in Yam
kee Stadium next June 70,
TRIBUNE Twice Weekly
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-04-21
Political Slap

HOUSTON. Southern
Tradition took well-de-
served slap in the face here
.aSi week when for the first
time a Negro sat IS a mern-
Der Of the Harris County Dem
oeraiic executive committee.
Evening star., 1948-05-24

SELECTED LIFT
WORLD BANK lint
Inbred 3s72 - 7elInt
NEW YORK CITv Int
Re so 1o51faiLat
Evening star., 1948-05-24
CHICAGO Livestock

I, CHICAGO. May "a Up, (USDA) .-salable
hogs, $4,000; total 10000; early and
midsession market active, LOO to 90
higher with most advances on weights over
24O pounds, but market now slow with
part of the advance lost on weights 240
pounds and above. These weights now
around so to /. 90 higher. Sows to ] 90
to so; SOW top, $500; bulk good and
choice 17O to $50 pounds. 245O to %. rs;
200 to $50 pounds, 23.25 to "a so; 900
to $50 pounds, 22.OO to $4,000: around
350-pound weights, p .5O-22. 90; most good
35G-6OO pounds sows, 1925 to 5000
Sslable cattle. 1000; total. l1,00O;
and yearlinss 80 lower practically, all good
last week; heayies of most, larsely, steer
run. top $500. paid for choice 1850:
pound averages most choice steers and
steady to weak; choice aa2-pound heifers;
"a 90, new high on CROP most good and
choice heifers, 800 to $3.50; cows un-
evenly weak to so lower; good beef cows,
% 90 to $500; Gamer and cutters, II. 90
10 90 mostly; bulls steady to weak at 25. 80
down; vealers weak to 90 lower; prac-
tical. top, 10000; stock cattle scarce,
steady
Salable sheep. 1000: total, $500; two
loads good to choice 102-pound fed shorn
'ambs .ong No. pelts steady at $3.50,
these two decks here last Thursday at
some price: early bids considerably lower
on bulk slaughter lambs; early sales shorn
slaughter ewes around 50 lower, 1850
down: some choice ewes sold around 13.
Evening star., 1948-05-24
Senate Flag Given
To Gurney by Staff

A special, and slightly tardy,
birthday gift was waiting for sena-
tor Gurney, Republican, of South
C>.ota, when he arrived at his office
this morning.
The gift, from Senator Gurney's
Office staff in recognition of his SD
birthday last Friday, was an Ameri-
can flag-the one that had been
flying atop the Senate wing of the
Capitol for the last two months.
The staff, in a letter to the boss,
pointed out Senator Gurney pushed
to passage a record Army civil func-
tions bill during the period the flag
was flying.
During the period this flag was
in USE" the letter said, 1.-The United
States Senate approved the mo-
mentous European Recovery Pro-
gram calling for an expenditure Of
S. 800 10000 for foreign assistance.
During this period, the Senate
also approved 7o-group Air Force
and passed legislation which would
establish a program of Federal aid
to education.
You can see, therefore. that this
flag has an extra special meaning
for you. We hope that some time
when you grow retrospective in the
sunset of life, you will re-examine
this flag and letter and that they
will produce a mellow feeling of
nostalgia for the spring of l948,
when you were So"
Evening star., 1948-05-24
N. Y. Curb Market
CHANGED FROM PREVIOUS CLOSE.

30 Invest Roy .04a. 2h
lAIKaiser-Frazer 1h
la Kingston Pr 20 "a
2hLakeyFd&M 1ae $40
8M Lamson Corp lg 1oih
6lz Lanston Mon 2 27h
4N Leonard Oil Dew ~
6N Lone Star Gas l 23h
Ia Long Island Ltg. ~
, Louis L g. E Ia 21
ob McClanahan Oil LA
8 McWill Drdg 80 11N
ga Mesabi Iron oh
J Michigan Sugar z
GA MdSPAvtc1.20e 26A
81 MidStPB vtc We Ga
4 Mid West Crp CT 1oiA
GA Mining Cp Can TIA
Ia Monogram Pict- A9
1 mat Bellas .2Og- Z
So Nat Fuel G so. IL
5lh NATL Transit ~
~ N Haven Clock. 5lM
o Niagara Hud Pr. 9h
5N Nip sing Mines III
3A No Am 1t d Pwr ~
2hI NorthropAir Ag 12lA
J Pantepec l.2S-- 16A
6AlPennroad 40g-. 7
oA PharisTGR .15e 81
IA Pitney-Bow .60a 12s
80 Producers Corp 1N
SD R-K-O opt war 3ib
~ Raytheon Mfg 8
ga Richmond Rad 45e
8,A st Lawrence Cp- IL
7ss| |SaltDomeO I7sf 1liA
IN lSegal Lock -. an
4M Select Indus -. AiA
IA Solar Airc .16e- 13M
IA Soss Mfg 1 1oM
4 Std Power d. 1t 2lh
SA Tishman Real l ~
~ Tonopah M .03e 1h
IN Trans Lux .15e- 8
7zsI Tri-Conti Wv 3%s
3ss United Corp WV ~
LIZ Ut Lt&Rys SEE 21h
23sIU s Foil B .9Oe- l9iA
5h U S Int Sec 40
o Ut-IdahoSu.15e 3h
6M WentwthMfg i4e 10
2A Wilson Bros lae 6ia
2Hs Wright Harg .16 2Ms
Evening star., 1948-05-24
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, May "a. lP).-cotton fu-
lures broke sharply today on ECA an
nouncement over the week end asking
foreign countries to cease buying OF
American cotton until the financial plan
Of the foreign aid program had been COM
pleted.
Traders feared that this meant further
delay in stimulating the tagging export
movement Of cotton and sold futures
heavily, particularly the nearby July de-
livery.
July at one time showed a loss of S.. .05
bale at a price OF S36 40 a pound. The
market later recovered on Replacement,
commission house buying and short COW
erinR
Spot. merchants said there should be
good measure of buying support In
the old crop July position based on for.
eisn sales already made and pending in
gram New crop deliveries were relatively
steady despite favorable crop news and the
continued lag in demand for cotton tex
tiles and talk Of further curtailment ir
mill operations
Late afternoon prices were Sl.25 to
So. 80 q bale lower than the previous close
July, 36.65; october, 33.42; December
Evening star., 1948-05-24
Stock Market Quiet;
Assorted Rails and
IndustriaIs Gain
By T. E. AppIeeote
A.soeiotsd Press Financial Writer

Assoeiofed Press finoneioi Writer
NEW YORK, May 24.-The Stock
Market took breathing spell today
and price changes were negligible.
The volume of trading in the
forenoon hours was around the
slowest pace of the past two weeks,
although more active than the av-
erage for proceeding months.
Demand centered on selected rails
and industrial issues, but neither
buying nor selling became urgent.
Erratic movements by indvidpal
stocks were widespread, with dips
below and climbs above previous
closing quotations.
Higher much of the day were Gen.
eral Motors, j. I. Case. American
Smelling, Electrical g. Musical In
dustries and American Telephone
all touching new 1948 highs at one
time Others ahead included South
ern Pacific, Pennsylvania Railroad
Southern Railway, Gulf Oil. Chrys-
Ter, youngstown Sheet. Eastman
Kodak and Paramount Pictures
Backward were Sears Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric, American
Can, Allied Chemical, American To-
bscco. Western Union, Union Pa
cific, Mission Corp, Sinclair Oil and
American Wooden.
Evening star., 1948-05-24

surveyors were mapping the Gibson
Desert in Western Australia. they
took Booze along with them to sup
ply them with milk for their tea
and porridge.
Booze died and was buried close
to the surveyors camp. They
marked her grave on the map and
official maps to this day have car
ried the name Booze.
Evening star., 1948-05-24
D. T.. Insurance Sales
Show Small Decline
From 1947 in April
k Edword G. Stone


Sales of new life insurance In
Washington during April totaled
S1l,579,000, or / per cent under the
same month a year ago, the Life
Insurance Agency Management AS
sociation reported today.
Sales in the first four months OF
l94S amounted to s43, 900, of
per cent from year earlier.
Virginia agents were active IN
April, sales reaching s25, ,124,000,
gain of IA per cent. In the -four
months sales totaled 92,861 900,
per cent increase.
Maryland sales in April amounted
to $40, ,595 900, up 8 per cent, and ir
the longer period SIC, 8,318,000, or
per cent above a year ago.
j Luther Schreiner Retires.
Luther E. Schreiner. assistant
cashier of the Hamilton Nationa
Bank and one of the best-knowr
bank officials in the Capital, ha.
reached retirement age and will
leave the Hamilton Bank In thu
next few days and become connected
with the investment firm Of Rober'
C. Jones G. Co.
Mr., Schreiner has been active
in banking since 1903, or 45 years
An expert in bank management. M
was manager of the Dupont Brancf
of the Hamilton for five years, ane
for the past five years has been II
the main office.
He is particularly well knoWr
around Dupont Circle. Many years
ago he was manager of the Dupon
National Bank, later the Dupon
Branch of the Merchants Bank &
Trust Co. and afterWard operated
the Dupont Branch of the Federa
American National Bank & Trust
He has been with the Hamlitor
ever since 1t was opened.
Eastern Offices Opened.
Alvin p. Adams e. Associates. Yves
Coast aviation consulting firm, ma
opened Eastern headquarters VIII
Offices at 1907 M street NV, II wa
announced today. Henry Beecken
for the past five years with Capita
Airiines as director of research an'
planning, is in charge OF the once
He was with various Wall stree
brokerage firms for IA years.
DR.. K. Brantley Watson, olrecto
of personnel at the Federal ReserV'
Bank Of Richmond, will be one o
the chief speakers at the opening o
the convention of the Vlrglnl;
Bankers Association at Hot Spring
on June II.
Oficer5 and directors OF the Co
lumbia Federal Savings and Loai
Association are expecting a yer.
large attendance at the "opel
house" reception in their new build
ing at 730 Eleventh street NV. OF
Wednesday.
Exchange Prices Strong.
Trading on the Washington Stoci
Exchange started the week VIII
strong prices. Potomac Power I
and B preferreds sold at "A. Wash
ington Gas $425 preferred, at lOl
was at the high for the year Wnll'
the common was up to 25"4.
Hecht common sold to the exten
of 100 shares at 26l2, American
Security. new. came out at 80, Gar
f1nckel A. per cent preferred a
21l., Capital Transit at 1914.
Carl H. Ellingson. president, FRS
Federal Savings & Loan Association
was elected first vice president o.
the National Savings and Loar
League at Atlantic City today
James j. OMalley, Wilkes-Barre
Pa, was named president.
Evening star., 1948-05-24
CHICAGO Grain

CHICAGO, May "a P-Weather newl
provided the background for a declining
grain market today. Rains over the week
mostly clear skies in the Midwestern corr
Esoelt combined to. improve crop prospects
Grains dropped around cents at thu
but prices continued to hang below Sat
urday's close, Dealings were not active
AZ noon wheat was A-,lA lower. July
2.3334: corn was / to 124 lower, July
212h: oats were h-- lower July 81, ane
soybeans were 3 lower, July. 39s-
Flour circles reported the Netherland.
on 244000 hundredweiehts of -four Pur.
chases were expected to be made tht
afternoon.
Government purchases Of cash whea'
were quite large last week end. the Com
modify Credit Corp. snnouneed today
Kansas City on Friday. 1880 bushels a
Chicago on Friday and $4,000 bushel,
at Minneapolis on Friday and Saturday.
Evening star., 1948-05-24
N. Y. Bond Market
FURNISHED b. the Associated Press.l
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