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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
BRAVES In
COME BACK
BY JACK HAND


Things are locking up for Billy
Southvo rth and his Boston Braves
after a week of disaster. Excellent
pitching jobs by Warren SPAIN, Red
Barrett and Bill Voiselle have LITE
the would-te contenders from the
cellar gloom.
Spahn's first win of the season
yesterday marked the return to nor
malcy of manager Southwoi IN
gang. For SPAIN and Johnny Sain
as 20-game winners last year, were
expected to lead the Braves toward
the l948 flag. SPAIN missed his first
time out and Sain failed twice.
1t was Voiselle's three-hit shutout
CT Brooklyn that yanked the Braves
off the floor Monday. Barrett fol-
lowed with a six-hitter, then came
Spahrs two-hit gem against the
Phillies.
Spahn's job was a real sparkler
He faced only % Phillies in his 10
victory, walked none and famed
four.
Johnny Wander Nicer made it a
lefthanded day in the National by
storp'no Chicago with six bits while
his Cincinnati mates dubbed Johnny
Schmitz and Don Carlson for II
hits.
The Reds southpaw reversed the
trend of his first outing when he
walked IL men. Yesterday he passed
only two assuring himself of win No,
by an 81 score.
There was bad news for Cincy,
too. Catcher Ray Mueller fractured
his right ankle sliding into home.
He will be out for 60 days
The New York at Brooklyn game
was rained out.
Cold weather postponed the
scheduled night game between st.
Louis and Pittsburgh in the Nation
al. In the American Washington at
New York, Boston at Phila elm ia
and Cleveland at Chicago were call
ed off because of cold, rain or wet
grounds.
Detroit took the sole American
League game, "a, over st. Louis
with q 15-hit assault on four Brow
ME pitchers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
RUDY LITTLEFIELD IS
SIGNED BY DOUGLAS

Although continuing to search the
channel area for ball players espec-
tally in the field of pitchers, Les
Cochran said today the prospects
of his Douglas nine are looking up
with the recent signing of Rudy
Littlefield who has been in Juneau
only a short time. Cochran said that
Littlefield is looking very good in
the afternoon workouts and should
prove a definite asset to the team
Cochran said he is very well sat
isfied with the preseason perform
ance of his CLUB in both attendance
at practice and batting warm-up..
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
ELEVEN FIGHTS
AT REC CENTER
THIS EVENING

Eleven scheduled boxing matches
are SCI to get underway at the Town
Hall Recreation Center tonight at
q COX.
Few changes have been made IN
the original arrangement of bouts
excepting the possible substitution
of Arthur Anders for Jack Locke in
the semi final go with Kenny Chris
jefferson from the Mt. Edgecumhe
School. No word has been received
from Locke in Hoonah and it IS MOI
definitely known whether he will be
here by tonight. Alfred Lawrence
and his Mt. Edgecambe boxers arriv-
ed in Juneau this morning after
travelling most OF the night.
Most of the boys Weighing in the
lighter brackets, the contests should
be reasonably fast. The Jerry Col
etti-Donald Watson bout will be the
nights lone heavyweight fight, with
several bouts in the middle, weller
and light divisions.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29

KETCHIKAN VISITOR
Larry Lingstrom from Ketchikan
is in Juneau and staying at the
Gastineau Hotel
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Derby Next
Great Event
BY JOHN CHANDLER


LOUISVILLE, April 29.-lR-A
lot of things besides corks were pop
ping in Derbytown today along with
the first "big push of incoming
tourists for Saturdays Kentucky
Derby, hut you couldn't cross the
street without picking up either "Ci-
tation' or "Coaltown' on the ear
drums.
These big guns of the fabulous
Calumet farm racing establishment
have lust about got themselves an
exclusive match race in the eyes OF
most obzervers at this sprawling
Derby capital AT least it won't be a
walkover.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
SEALS BEAT
PADRES, S.
(By The Associated Press


Rain forced postponement of three
Pacific Coast League games last
night but San Francisco and San
Diego struggled through a damp
evening with the Seals getting a 6
to decision.
The San Francisco victory boosted
full game lead over second-place Los
Angeles, which was idle in Sacra-
mento.
The Seals had one big inning in
San Diego. They scored five runs
and batted around in the seventh,
but San Diego connected for four
tallies in the eighth, sending starter
Jack Brewer to the showers.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
Brooklyn Teacher
Gives Math Tests
Under Police Guard

NEW YORK, April 29.-RI-A
pretty blonde Brooklyn high school
teacher conducted mathematics ex-
aminations under police guard to-
day after her home was the target
of fusillade of rifle shots last night.
Only a few minutes before the
rifle fire the mother of Miss Mar
garet Jokiel, the high school teach
er, received two mysterious phone
calls from an anonymous feminine
caller who said:
IF she doesn't pass everyone in
mathematics tomorrow something
will happen. She'll be pushing up
daisies
Blue-eyed, 24-year-old Miss Jokiel
said today I'm not afraid as she
supervised examinations in the Fort
Hamilton High School. Beside her
at all times in classrooms and halls
was police Sgt. George j. NOEL, an
uncle assigned to guard her.
Police hurried a thorough investi-
CATION of Miss Jokiels l65 pupils
and the source of the phone calls
to the teachers mother, Mrs. Esther
Jokiel, also a teacher.
AS Mrs. Jokiel hung up last night
a volley Of gunfire broke the silence
of the Brooklyn sidestreet where
they live. Police said about 30 shots,
some of which struck the house, were
fired, probably by Is caliber and
80 caliber automatic rifles.
Peroeptible tides are observed in
some lakes.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29

Alfred Vanderbilt, watching his
horse. Mess Cook, fade out of the
money at Jamaica: He has early
speed, that's all; just like the Gil
ants" Cal is Dodger fan, OF
course).
Joe Palmer, airing the prelimin-
aries to the Derby trial: THE horses
are better locking than the photo
graphers, but they're badly outnum-
bered."
Questioned by seribes in Boston
about the Eddie Stanky deal, Leo
Durocher replied: If I had Stanky
in the club now and had a chance
to make the same trade, I'd make it
twice as quick
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
PORTLAND FANS
WANT BASEBALL
Ar NIGHT Time

PORTLAND, April 29.-tR-Port-
land fans want their baseball al
night.
At least that's the opinion of Will
liam Muiligan, business manager OF
the Portland Beavers.
Mulligan said today the Beavers
will abandon afteroon games or
Saturdays because of small attend
ance.
Starting time of night games was
changed, however, from BIS to
pm.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
SITKA VISITORS

H. w. Green of Sitka is regis
tered at the Hotel Juneau
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
MINOR BASEBALL

Games in the little league in thu
northwest resulted as follows yester.
day:
Tacoma ID; Yakima 8.
Victoria 5; Spokane 2.
Other games postponed, rain.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
EASTERN STAR DANCE
ON SATURDAY NIGHT

The Eastern Star will celebrate
the spring and summer season in
Juneau Saturday evening May l
with a May Day formal dance at
the Scottish Rite Temple, at 10
o'clock.
The committees have promised an
interesting time for all and the in
vitations have been mailed. Refresh
ments will be served at the intermis-
sion.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
FIGHT DOPE

Two fights last night resulted as
follows:
Pawtucket, R. I.-Gus Lesnevich,
100, Cliffside, N. j. stopped Jackie
Robinson, 1870, Newark, N j. 4. (Ex-
hibition).
Fresno, Calif.-Charles Salas, LAG,
Phoenix, outpointed Memo Lanes,
AS, Los Angeles, 10.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1948-04-29
APP SPORTS
ROUNDUP
BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

BY HUGH FULLERTON, JR.
NEW YORK, April 29-IR-You'd
hardly recognize the Phillies of to-
day as the same club you saw in
Florida early in March. Not only
have 20 names been Topped off their
original roster and a half dozen
added, but right now they have only
one shortstop in action instead of
five or six. The other and. more i'm
portant one, Eddie Miller, is due to
return when the pills start west
next week, and Ben Chapman still
is high on young Granville Hammer.
Anotber youngster they like very
much is speedy, tow-headed Richie
AustUrn, formerly of Anchorage,
Alaska, whose favorite stunt seems
to be teasing opposing pitchers into
trying to trap him off first base
then streaking to third when they
finally throw wild.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

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Evening star., 1948-03-07

GOOD. CLEAN, LATE-MODEL CARS,
194S Ford super de luxe VS. Tudor
maroon, r. and h. General
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1947 OldSmobile 70" Streamlined
sedanette: black, r. and h.,
HYDRA Matte drive, like new 2,295
1947 Mercury club convertible;
black, r. and h.. WV. tires,
many other extras; like new 2,4p5
1946 Ford super de luxe VS. Tudor
gray, r. and h.; like new 1895
1941 Pontiac custom IS" sedan;
green, r. and h, immaculate 1,1eb
1941 OldSmoble rs Streamlned
sedan: original black, HYDRA
Matte drive; l owner 1,1eb
l941 Plymouth special de luxe se-
dan: original black. r and h.,
very clean = ea5
Cash, trade or terms; one-third down,
payments uP to "a months
WOLFE MOTORS, 18th and K sts NV,
Evening star., 1948-03-07

REINES Crhymes with fnesU MOTOR CO.
Both legations hsat ms. open until 5 pm,
1925 Plymouth 4dr. ----------NO s245
1857 1s57 FSGd FoFd fRs Ferdor- - ---- $$55S
1898 Chrysler 4-dr sedan; r. aud h. sos
1888 Plymouth cpe; new finish. 1
owner 6a5
1910 Chevrolet town sed; new front ''
1910 Buick Spec. 4-dr. sedan; r
1941 chev. 2-dr. sedan r. and h.;
l941 Plymouth 2-dr. Spec. de luxe 9a5
l94l Pontiac % 4-or.; r. and h. g95
l941 Ford Sp. de luxe Tudor, beau
tiful new finish e95
1871 De Soto 4-dr. sedan; fl. drive.
le4l 3 BUICK s4o Super si 4-dr. sedan; r. l'o"o
1912 Chev Aero sedan; r and h. i,i45
1912 Plymouth Sp. de luxe 4-dr.
1941 Chrysler ROYAL 4-dr.; r. and h.;
mechanic-owned .------, 1.195
1941 Buick Spec. sedanette --- 1.l95
1941 Buick Super cpe.: r, and h;
one owner; new clutch 1,195
l94l CheV. conv. cpe; r. and h.:
1s47 studebaker Champion 4-dr.:
radio, custom seat covers 80 1875
1947 Hudson Super "6" conv.; r.
246I Wis ave NV, OR. a4oO.
l946 podse 4-dr. dan~--(s-oO s295
1898 Buick Sp. 4-dr. sedan; heater. 450
939 Nash 4dr. sedan; heater 495
19:iS Olds CO. 4-dr. sedan. heater 6g5
1939 Ford cpe.; heater 695
1910 Ford cpe.; r. and h, 795
1880 Pontiac 2-dr. sedan, r. and h. 795
I go ChrvS'cT 4-dr.: r. and h. 945
1941 Ford Tudor; heater ~ 995
1871 Plymouth 2-dr.: +. and h. Hg5
l94l Dodge 2-dr,; heater f. drive a95
la4l Plymouth cpe heater go5
$40 Packard conV cpe.: r. and h. 995
1871 Chew 2-dr.: heater O45
plyFnniith @ 4-ir
heater 1.ld5
Ig4l Mercury 4-dr: r. and h 1895
l94I Buick Super 4-dr,: r. and h. 1895
1941 Pontiac IS" 4-dr. sedan; r.
and h. l.293
1871 Chev conv. club cpe; r. and ii. 1926
1916 Chev 4-dr. sedan: heater --- ,595
I947 Chey. Aero sedan r. and h 1896
i1947 Mercury club cpe.; heater 1.995
Most cars can be bought with small
to "a months. This includes insurance
Bring in your, down payment and drive
away Remember, More smiles per mile "
REINES MOTOR CO., 1901 Wis. ave. NV,
OIL. 1900: 246l Wis. ave, OR. 3400.
Evening star., 1948-03-07
\ IAUToMoBILEs FOR sALF.

1898 Buick sedan: Al mechanical con.
offer under. 1920 Eye st. ne. 9-3.
NEW CHRYSLER Crown M-27 motor,
l43-to-1 reduction: battery and control
filling; $3.50. VI 1928.
Evening star., 1948-03-07

less than 5000 miles; r, h. etc; $500.
elpsMosLE Voc En- 1882 s5oa 4dE anz ss na h. sHs
fp11 q14 vermont efn saSsf aSs NV Ma Ma $50. Wash
8dfs' aSs P9sd 4s4 pSaeT sed black
GG6 iG6d T9'q esS eoape h sis pretty
eeendition;: needs minor repairs; $3.50.
oLDsMoBILE 1e41 "7e" 4-doer; new-csr
eonditiogn; gS S1ls5 a.e Cal GE. sslo Tl2 H.,
oLDS is41 IS" 4-door; = private owner;
excellent rubber and paint, heater. covers,
etc; perfect mesha9ieally; s1.sa5. f5 cash
OLDS 1885 4-door sedan; good. clean
condition, seat covers, radio and heater;
s295 Phons Phe s6oor CO. 2soH - ,,xe "a. Hvdr.
$50 terms arranged. 81. 4s.a:
oLDs Is a9a sss s1o:b ad5 ssdsn ; s4so Dd take, k
6305 Marlboro pike sc
OLDs 1895; Sl55 cash: radio. heater.
perfect, motor fair, rubber good. Phone
CO e274 GosS .,. .o, ,o.s
Pirate owner; amputee equipped; $3.50
oLpsMoBnE 1a47 Hydra; 5000 mi;
's4 ss4 5sa9R rs moso
oIDsMsoBLE "a sss6 ssdan Ta ex'e!lsPs ssgs oondi-
top, motor overhauled; Al. tires and
h.; $1,000 or best offer under Oh 2sS9 s
coupe; in good condition and equipped
WITH rad2 sr hsatsr and nex ss,s battery
4.s.ss Ess1 isss sssos ;:ssa sfs
Evening star., 1948-03-07

PLYMOUTH .1941 special de luxe 4-dr.
sedan; r. and h., seat covers: S945.
Studebaker 1912 President club coupe;
new, paint, seat covers, radio; S1,295.
Oldsmobile 1942 2-dr.; Hydramatic, ra.
dio and spotlight; S1,095.
Studebaker 1942 Champion 4-dr: r
and h. leatherette covers on upholstery
since new; S1,125.
oldsmobile 1910 club coupe; radio;
S595.
,BENNING MOTORS, INC. 1900 Bennins
Evening star., 1948-03-07

BUS FORD; new motor; good cond; $500
cash. Can he seen at Columbia ara
Electric SITS, Whitehouse Heights Nd
AUTO AUcTIoN-sell or buy a car this
tory: total fee. S5 You won't go wrong
buying or selling car mere. Big AUCTION
sale every Tues. eve, 7 pm. ll3 Vs
ave Sc. or 100 l1th St; s.e.' TR, 7ll3.
DfsTIScTfVE InSiSISd FIVE CAR. 1871 Hupp skylark,
sleek style, 4-dr. Cord body. heater. RADIO;
exceptional value; $500. SH. 5l07. u
STATION WAGON, Chevrolet 1912 wood
work in excel cond.; has had excel; care;
S1.195 cash. trade or terms. MITCHELL
MOTORS; INC. Elk. 4lo5, 222 2nd 81.
1Ga W.G9N e. Ge1statqn Wys is47 astee
body; low mileage: heater. radio and over
drive; guaranteed S1,675 cash. trade or
terms. MITCHELL's MOTORS. INC, Ex
4l05, 222 End ST. NV. end at Constltu-
sTaTIoN STA WAGON 1s47 Buick Roadmaster,
like new low mileage; delivered last NOV
for S3.5O7 will sell for next best UNDER
Contact OWNER TIE. 1919. =
oRIGiSAI Afro AUCTIONS regis
tration fee Sales every Friday at pm,
rain or shine List your car cary; StT SaieS
bida. WASHINGTON AUTO AUCT1oe,SS on
sE. 4400. Open daily, to 5.
BaRGAINs-Cash terms or trade Ford
~ Super de luxe Tudor r Ian and n:
heater 81 lo45 Piym9aath ~ ci49 cps r1ab
cne r. and h; sa65. Chev. 80 Cdr:
heater: s745. I349 Shepherd st. NV
TIA 5132.
Evening star., 1948-03-07


FoRD 1910 taxi: radio and heater; new
for inspection; $500. Call from 1 to $50,
FORD 1880 Tudor SIS hip. This is one
r. I ave ne. DE. .6303.
FORD 1947 super de luxe Tudor; ,,. , r.os r. D,
nnder. l1ndegt S;14 cH. s6se. ~
FORD 1947 Super de luxe: !heater; fog
FORD ieA7 Tudor sedan: full, equir1ed
low mileage: 81 200 or best offer. Adams
FORD Ss afteF 49, + snper nSan de luxe Tudor all
cessor,es. like brand new, must sell; price.
- sos. GE. 6S11.
FORD 1880 Tudor; new clutch, good body
runs , ons fns S21o ,or best oner uhoer'
FORD 1s47 de luxe station wagon: 1000
miles, like new: new Air-Ride tires; pries; p1dss
sunday. after Q am;
FORD 1946 super de luxe Tudor: excel.
cond; heater, defroster; low mileage 81 =
395 or $500 and take over payments. 81.
FORD 194s Super de luxe VS. Tudor Sc
dam best oT SndI s .sisDt Sc 1858 6sd st
feGsiSi FoRp 1871 81 Tudor Super de luxe; original
motor. motor tires like new: reduced from 81 'os5
guarantee. BILLHIMER & PAIy yMER iFordj.
31l0 Hamilton ST.. Hyattsville. Nd. WA.
0a00 Closed Sunday %
FORD 1871 de luxe Tudor; clean as pin
and mechanically perfect. with heat and
music; this VS. is excellent, original finish
rubber: iO-day 6wner-rated guaranteed
sa75. LOGAN Ford], 18th and L sts
FORD 1915 de luxe s.. 1880 miles
perfect condition ST 500 or best offer
under. Call TIA. 1905.
FORD 1916 Tudor; new-car appearance
next thing to a new car: down payment
S535: total price. 81 ,595; 30-day war
s.e., TR. s247. %
FORD 1916 d. l. Tudor: in showroom con.
dition. This nice running VS. has received
parable to q new car. Maroon finish, heater
and seat covers. 30-dsy owner.rated guar.
sntss; $i.6aHr RS16N rorO' 18th ent
Evening star., 1948-03-07

RREwEk 81 ~ A3To f9Hs5s SAFES VS. aye
4-dr.; DIR blue finish: heater and seat covers;
good rubber sloe5 casn Lzt, oI VI VIII hnSnCe; 1TCf;
c55tsn co 9Th s4sFf9sf and ave. s1FgAE NJ
r and h.; 81. .a95. CEERNER- BREWER S6d
AUTO SALES: 511l Wis. ave, Wo. 1929
pofS ?oNrfAC fses i957 is = go" 2door; heater new
battsry sip covers; s55o EA ;rs s2"s ssdan al.
si,s5o SIS: 3. "ns BRocHE g MoToRs, s455 Conn
ave; NV. Wo: 3249 til g. stuoon,1;n Ma .r.
anteed; 81 's75. BRocKE MOTORS; 4432
Conneetieut, aye: nv. W0; 524a I'll 9dm4 dmoo1
sedan: RI radio, heater and seat covers; low
terms. BELL MOTORS, 5o1o Wisconsin
x * 1sss .s., egsy and Il .1s:
condition; 3n-day s4ar sthefi Sh9Tro9m; Tsr
mo9i S9o5o ave- Hin Nv NA rlnHlsw 5s5o a
Oldest Ford Dealer. %
cood tires: 30-day guar priced to sell
5Gday VsTnyons sS4" ave NV WI Ma $3.50 Washing u
roNTfAC I95i : Ce lo3$; 1000 original miles new
sHSt eo{ot" ioh M 1odv and inferior in excel
cond price $3.50 cash. TIE. 3s4O. 5
PONTIAC 1947 cdr. Strean1liner So;
o-tone green, r. and h.: S2,175. Call Ii.
Pontiac 194s s-cyl. 4-door sedan; this
| is a one-owner car. with very low mlleagie'
exceptionally clean; 500 ior quick Saie'
fPoNTIAct 1897 2-dr. sedan; radio. heater
good condition: must sell this week. S425
or best offer below. ia. $3.50 after 2; m.
DR.. Dr. sedan; heater radio and seat covers;
mileage exceptionally low and cannot be
told from new: S1,s95 cash ira, trade v8 q
4105, 222 2nd st. NV. t2nd at Cons'i-
iSS!sf Po%fIAc lls4o "e" 4-dr; sedan; fine apE-
pearance, dependable condition, exec; , run-
Der. seat covers, etc; S.s5. .Ia1 GENtSnd aSad
Lee hwy, Arl., CH. 1000 ewes. and sun
PONTIAC 1o41 e-cyiinder, e-dr, sedan; u il
exceptonslly good cond f4olFIHs InTo9IFnIoHuys 5o Noo
ToRs. f15F5i NC. Ex. 4io5, go 2nd st. NV
! f5nC 1T Constitution aTe =
PONTIAC l94l de luxe Torpedo cony.
IT, and h. iqst The car car io1 spTlns .nca sme
Isi,195' iii Northeast MOTOR CO. CFoIe
i dealer, $40 Bladensburg I'd. ne. Al
PONTIAC 1910 SO" de luxe 4-door ex
!, tremeiy clean: car in excellent condition
heater and new radio best neM eer e nnder 10
SSfoSN5IitAC SfS5i Az! 1e4s s-cyl. ssreamliner 4-dooo
sda 5sdanI low TsniIf ifeare sso $3.50. 1885, ARcADE PoN
TAG w;sa,,nss0s' i.. l:!:ssxtn 10. r1assosso 1ssoo
Evening star., 1948-03-07

PONTIAC 1941 Torpedo. IS" sedan: new
motor incl. block, radiator, battery, ex-
cellent tires, seat covers, new paint, orig
inal owner. $1,l95. VI. $3.50, Ext. 291
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Continued from Page u
beyond reproach
However. master-minds OF
wrong dolngs have successfully
underworld 20 make racket OF
this liberal law, succeeding IN
many instances.
Among the many problems
caused BY common law wed-lock
according TO the judge Is the
one having 10 do with property
Of deceased persons.
Sometimes, he says. death
OF one party 10 such marriage
esults in legal technicalities; Of
umes more than one mate, claim
ing possession OF the deceased s
property.
i've have had cases where
there were two widows, surviv-
ing one husband. causing confus-
ION and misunderstanding
Judge ellis in initiating his
one-man war against common
law marriages stated that he in
tends to solicit the aid Of the fol-
loving organizations in his ef-
forts 10 have such marriages
abolish from the statue books
OF the state Of Michigan.
The Wolverine Bar Association,
the National Negro Bar Guild and
ministers Of the city and county,
and state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
White


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man
He also charged thai report
on the voting recoros o. mem
bsrs OF Congress, prepared by
NJ. Perry. was weighted and
that Mr.. Perry was touring
NAACP branches in cities IN
kev states, urging members 81
the Association 70 vote Demo-
GRAFT In the Nov. 2 elections.
new licenses which Viii allow
him 10 continue housing tenants
as ms precedesor, would DC tax
en- under AMUSEMENT
MAYOR Patterson according 70
Givhan. al the hearing cautioned
one man who. IN protesting
against the renewal saic they
didn't intend 90 stand FOR Negroes
"a move lrfn 'rc section.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09

A special program sponsored
bv the Research Bureau for Mi
nortv Groups Postwar Eco
monte Security, is being planned
for SUNDAY. Oct IL. at $50 pm.
Ebenezer AME Church. corner
Of Wills and Brush will be the
place
Although admission is free,
there VIII be reserved seats for
those who present their registra-
lion cards showing they are eli
elble TO vote Nov. 2
Civil Rights. "Cspstone OF De-
mocracy" Will be the subject dis
cuSsed The Man You are Sup
porting for Public Office-What
is HIS Record on Civil Rights"
VIII also be discussed.
The principal speech will be
delivered BY one Of the follow
lne men;
Congressman a. clsYton
Powell. New York. N. VI Mr..
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Speaker For Research
Bureau TO Be Mystery

John T. Fisher. Washington. D.
c.; DR.. Mordsesi w. Johnson.
Washington. D. c.; DR.. Carter
C.. Woodson. Warrington. D.
c.: DR.. William Lloyd lines.
New York City; Atty. George
M. Johnson. Washington. D. CT
Atty. Eugene Black. Port HUI
ron, Mich; Gov. Kim Siglsr.
Lansing. Mich. or Mr.. G. Men
men williams. Democratic nom
ineo for governor.
The question will be, which
OF the above men will make the
speech? According to Snow T
Grlgsby. director Of the bureau
the identity OF the speaker u
being kept secret until he is or
the platform.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-09
Nj. Vernon Honors
Church Oroanists

The Senior Choir and Pastors
Chorus OF New Mt Vernon Bsp-
fist Church honored their organ
list. Mrs. Gussie Mae Austin
Dade. who has played for them
twenty wears. The celebration
was held at the community
building in a beautiful formal
anniversary banquet The audi
torium was beautifully decorst-
ed In pink and blue. All twelve
tables were lined with besuti-
full flowers and candles arranged
lovely.
Miss Elcenia Townsend. mis-
tress Of ceremony. presented q
lovely program. Miss Bernice
Brown. Mrs. Leila Holt, Mrs,
Pauline Houston and Miss Elain
Parhari sang beautiful solos.