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Evening star., 1948-10-31
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington, D. C..
SUNDAY. QcIaRER

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY Cont
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
We have bonafide purchasers for homes
IN Bethesda, Silver Spring and Wheaton
areas. Call
MIDDLETON & JONES, INC.
Realtors. 11167 Ga. ave. PL. 0961.
CONSIDERING SELLING?
May we assist you in securing a pur-
chaser? 1t may be advantageous for you
to consult us, without obliga ation, Of course.
Thank you.
HARRY I. FRIEDMAN
Broker. Woodward Bldg. RE 1855
WANT QUICK ACTION?
JAMES CARROLL, 653 lie Baum ST. s.e,
specializing in Sc, ne, and Prince Georges
properties, will sell for you quickly Many
brokers are complaining about slow busi-
ness, but we are not, as We sold 20 prop
VI. 1857, for free appraisal.
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C.. U. VICINITY
MICHIGAN PARK

Lovely semidet. brick home, consisting Of
rec. rm. with frepl.: chestnut trim
Throughout: gas a.-c. heat. To inspect.
call Mr.. HUNT. CAMPANELLA 8 WOOD,
tx. 4113. Ewes. DE. 1897. 81
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CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.

CAPIIAL VIEW REALTY CO.
925 N. Y. ave. NV, Ma. 9797.
DOCTORS AND DENTISTS
Corner 11th and Eye n.e-6 lge rms.
and bath, brick; auto oil heat zoned for
apt; price, S15,500; $4,000 cash, bal.
terms. poss; WITH deed shown by appt.
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100 10TH ST SE

Half block from Lincoln Park-2-story
row brick with 8 rooms, tiled bath with
built-in tub and shower hot-water heat.
ment; price. $4,000. Inspection by appt.
only. Call HENRY J. ROBB, INC, 1924
vefmonf YER ave m nv sd9 ~ S1a sSs ewes
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Az INK or Ut So1S
Az. 100 OF III. S-f0.
41O PEABODY ST NE

40 PEABODY ST. NE.
Open today, l until dark Newly redec
and now vacant. Lovely 5-rm. brk home
Extra lge. liv. rm., spacious din. rm.. mod.
kit with refgr., loads of cabinet space and
gas range: full, dry bsmt. with outside
entrance; &C. hit; laundry trays and in
stantaneous INV. heater; 2 twin-size
bdrms mod. tile bath and linen closet
Equipment includes Venetian blinds and
aluminium storm windows Priced very
low for quick sale. See this today. d.
rections: Out N Hampshire ave. to Pea
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2-FAMILY APT.-VACANT
This charming semidet. brick Tiffey- built
upper N Cap ST. is offered as an unus.
value and has vacant apt. for your i'm
med. Doss. Property in peri. cond., has
low as $4,000 cash payment extended.
Priced very low. For complete details, call
JESS FISHER g. CO. INC.
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CAPITOL HEIGHTS

NAI I OI IIEIN111 .
$1,000 down, balance like rent; vacant
5 rooms; on large lot; oil heat; good loca.
tion. Call co. 1888, PECK CO., 361S
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100 Eye St. NV. MA. 6s77. -.
NEAR BOILING FIELD

On Oakwood st. Semidetached brick;
new-house condition; large rooms: has liv-
ing room, dining room, mod fully equip
kit. with breakfast space; bedrooms, tile
bath. full semifln. bsmt. with bath roughed
in; oak floors, gas heat, storm doors and
windows: large fenced lot. Very reason
a able terms. Call Mr.. Phifer. vi. 1878 or
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
1Ol5 18th st. NV. MA. 137a Al
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Open 2 to 6. This immaculate. modern
row brick home offers comfortable living
at o nominal cost. Only 10 minutes from
Boiling Field. Contains 8 lovely rooms
and tile bath plus recreation room and
gas heat. Convenient to transportation.
shopping and schools. Terms arranged
VIM. G. LIBBY co.
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OPEN SUN. 2 TO 6

Very nice Groom and bath row brick.
quiet, convenient neighborhood. mr.. Armory.
Gallinser Hospital. etc; extra-long back
see this one today at 1878 A St. Sc.
POTTS REALTY co.
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Colored-"BROOKLAND"

Colored-"BROOKLAND"
N his sonyen.; elose.iS Section. loestsd
9O4 is vacant, and may be inspected Sat.
4sm sna sgnday lay from G House, priss feature
and dining q1ni rms. DG GOOD sized Kitchens and
pantrys: 2 bedrms. and ! tiled bath; 2
entrance. large yards. Remember; Only
should be. sold quickly. Come prepared
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
Exclusive Agent. 2637 Conn. Ave. ,AD.
Colored-Nr. 1st and v Sts.
Ike rent buys this fine s-story bsmt. brick
Ro@e 'oahns sts immed Ross 0is For domDisss
0e'',ji jess S. FISHER FISH II & & CO., INC.
Realtors. 1920 K st. NV. Ex. 1911.
Colored-Nr. 18th and U SITS.
os sso1y essa esy snd Ffni S 0uss tins
9 rms, bedrms., full bsrnt.. h.-w.h.. etc;
JESS FISHER L. CO., INC.
Realtors. 1920 K st. NV. Ex. 1911.
COLORED-OPEN 2-5
1920 Montello ave. n.e.--6 large rms, IN
baths, 2 inclosed porches, hardwood floors.
full bsmt, garage: 2 Kits, arranged for 2
fam Mr. REYNOLDS, DI. 2944; Sun,
HU. 5000.
COLORED-VACANT, BY Owner
open today. 2-s p.m.-52s Tennessee ave
ne. Semidet. brick, newly dec. rms.
h.-w.h., oil; oak frs. Ven. blinds. screens
refrs.. range and sink, crystal chandeliers
in halls. liv. and din. rms, I'm. rec. rm
with bar and law; laundry rm. with trays
and auto. Bendix washer; also other
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OPEN | TILL DARK
3167 Westover dr.. s.e.---6-room detached
brick; hreplaces, 2a baths: built-in
garage, large lot: excellent location Direc-
tions: Penna ave. Sc. to 31st ST., right
on 1st st around circle to open sign
T. PAUL MUDD, TR. 1882
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TALBERT TERRACE
3473 23rd ST SE

Row brick. 8 rooms. bath; oil heat nice
sale. Mr.. Hartman, cox 81 CO., RE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--Nsr.hss,s.
$3.50 DOWN

S10U DOWN
Wyiie st. n.e-Row brick, 4 large rms,
etc., between .13th and 14th, II and NE,
total sales price, $2,975.
LEO M. BRYANT CO.,
1892 7th st. NV. AID. 1863; Sun. -Ho.
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Continued on Next Page,
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ESTATE TO BE SETTLED
1906 Staples st. n.e.-Open Sun, 2 to
sidered for this fine home Of rooms,
2 baths, 2 kitchens, gas ranges; ideally
arranged for two families.
Be sure to see this excellent buy today.
The rent Of one apartment will about pay
for your home. Mr.. Martufl, DU. OIL.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
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OPEN SUNDAY, 20
1347 Talbert ter.-Row brick; 5 rms. and
tile bath; Oil &C heat, permanent-type
awnings, fenced front and rear yards.
Reasonable cash. Monthly payments less
than rent. 1st trust only 4T: owner
being transferred priced for quick sale
Directions; Across 11th st. Bridge out
Nichols ave. to Talbert ST., left to crest of
HANEY e. Co EX 3443
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Vacant-1312 st. n.e-House. 8 rooms,
bath, oil h.-wh.; good condition; conven.
Nice, QUIET. Clean Clean community; p price and and
terms right See Mr.. Davis today on
premises. With PAUL j. MILLER, 1921
4th st. NV. DU. 2422. or ewes, AT. 5S77
till @ u m
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NEARBY NORTHEAST
Colored-1700 block I'd st. n.e.-Corner;
6-rm. tapestry brick with 3 spacious bed
full bsmt; condition very good Sunday
and evenings call Mrs. Robinson, DU. O1l6;
weekdays call ofice.
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
Exclusive agent. 1902 N. J. ave. NV,
DI1 0TO7
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Open today after pm. 2032 Z st. ne
Brick construction with beautiful concrete
Colonial front porch; large liv. room, din.
room and mod. kit. on 1st a.: 2 bedrooms
and lovely tiled bath on End a.; oak toor-
ing. h.-w.h..; nice front and back yards;
owner Is asking only SO, $50, which means
that this one will sell quickly. Vacant.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
1920 Central ave. ne. Ii. 064O.
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TOURIST HOUSE
On Capitol HILL mr.. House once Bldg.
incl. nearly all furn. This is an excel.
prop. Crossing over $1,000 yr. Priced at
$4,000 for quick sale.
Evening star., 1948-09-30
Metal Compacts

Dozens Of styles, shapes, patterns and
ooIors! All ore smortIy styled and all
ordinarily cost mony-o-penny more!
Buy them for Yourself; for gifts, too!
Street Floor. The Hecht Co., Washington and
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Handkerchiefs

Dainty linen hondkerchiefs, hand -em-
broidered in China! Many gracious
patterns in white and posteIs. Also
Swiss sheers IovishIy embroidered.
Street Floor, The Hecht Co., Washington and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Man Bites Cop, Gets
Bullet Below Heart

A man who bit a policeman
in a squad car and then wrestled
with HIM r., possession of the
officers gun Is in critical con-
dlton IN Receiving Hospital with
q bullet wound just below the
heart
The wounded man is Dallas
Young 81 ~ 81 Watson, who
has a record Of Is arrests.
Young wa, arrested in a gro
Gerry store 81 300 John r. after
ne had created several disturb
snces
The first disturbance was an
argument with another custom
or in the store. The owner
ushered him outside. and the
light continued in The street.
when ,hc nrawl ended, Young
Te-enlered he store and started
70 shout insults and invective at
Ilhe owner MS son, and his two
daughters,
The owner and his son at
tempted 20 induce Young 10
SOP sweating but he refused.
lhey put him out of the store
aealn. Just as a scout car ar
I'VE with Patrolmen Arnold
OsIoWskl and Edward Sash.
inc officers asked the owner
u ne wanted 20 prosecute Young
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
NAACP Seeks Aid
For Ga. Victims

NEW YORK, n. Y.-An ur-
gent appeal for funds fol- the
legal defense OF Mrs. Rosa Lee
Ingram. widowed mother OF H.
children. and her two 1oung
sons, now under sentence OF
death In Americus, Ga. went,
out this week 20 the 1900
branches of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement OF
Colored People and 70 other
friends of the Association
Calling the Ingram case "one
'of the most shocking mlscar-
riages Of justice in the 80 wears
the NAACP has existed" Walter
White, secretary, urged the
branches 10 arrange mass meet
ings and send speakers 10
churches. trade unions and 9th
or ORGANIZATIONS in a concerted
campaign 10 raise funds for the
lngrams and other legal de-
tense work Of the Association.
Tn. death sentence imposed on
Mrs Ingram an Impoverished
Sharecropper and her sons
originated in an argument last
November with neighboring
white farmer. John Ed STRAIT
ford Mrs Migrants pigs had
rooted under the fence dividing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

? COLUMBIA, S. C.-The South
c,olIrs Conference of NAACP
S'sncbes last week served notice
,hT 4 would contest in the
rour,, the proposed separate re-
conal graduate schools for South
EN- states
Thus the proposal will require
annroyal 81 The state legisla-
,sIes the Congress, and In ad-
d,,on hy the federal courts.
immediately following the
SUBMISSION OF the plan TO the
STATE legs .ature by Gov. J.
S,rom Thu.mond, j. M. Hinton,
NAACP state president, sent the
following letter 10 the governor:
LETTER TO GOVERNOR
y The South Carolina State
tonie-cncc If the NAACP takes
notice Of the regional plan as
submitted by YOU, and at the
same time serves notice that, if
and when adopted by the Cen
eral Assembly Of South Carolina.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Board Hits
WaIIace'S
Candidacy
Speedy Passage of
Marshall Plan Is
Urged on Congress

CHICAGO Plans for a genu-
inc independent progressive
PARTY after Nov 1913 a sharp at
tack on the candidacy Of Henry
and plea for adoption
of the European Recovery Plan
were the mayor actions taken by
the international executive board
of the UAW-CIO meeting here
last week
The resolution on Wallace calls
his candidacy on adventure
which VIII set back for years 10
come the development q . gcnu-
inc independent progressive poll
tcal party composed Of trade un-
IONS farmers professional and
liberal and progressive groups.
II declares that the main poll.
iical job Of labor is TO deetat
Congressional supporters OF the
Taft Hartley law. and asserts
that the Wallace party will aid
in the reelection of anti-labor
congressman
The CAW-CIO top policy body
adopted as us official political
objective the formation after the
1919 National elections Of q genu-
inc progressive political party
For the present the board de-
-,daJ ~ furtber "pvacfical dRv
10 day working unity OF the
CLIO. AFL. Railroad Brother
hoods and other progressive
organizations; and 10 support
the National Clio Political Ae-
ton Committee.
The resolution on the Marshall
Plan argues that lecent deve-
iopuents IN Czccnoslovakla shsrs
pen and emphasize the need for
speedy and adequate legislation
and experimentation ~ the Euro
pean Recovery Program
The board also approved the
idea advanced 10y the BrItish
Trace Union Congress for an in
tcrnatlonsl conference Of free Ia.
Dor organizations 70 discuss I'M
Fermentation % the Ma shall
Plan 70 develop international
solidarity and 20 block the march
Of total Ia srisn and the drift
toward 3 ,hud world war.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
EYE MEHARRY

but he declined They told Young
to 90 home, but he refused
again.
He was placed under arrest
and he was put in the back seat
of the scout car with Patrolman
Sash, while Ostrowski drove
the car toward the police sta
ton
Half a block from the sta
ton, a commotIon began in the
back seat. Young was on top
of Sash and the two were
forcing the seat back against
Osfrowski. which pressed him
against the steering wheel.
Osirowski stopped the car and
got out.
He pulled the two baitlers
out OF the car. while Sash
shouted that his prisoner was
biting him. When the two men
were separated. Sash drew his
pistol and Young threw him
self on him and wresiled with
him for possession OF the
weapon.
AS the men struggled the gun
was fired. and Young fell
wounded. Sash was treated al
Harper Hospital and Young was
taken 10 Receiving Hospital
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

OHThe Beat
BY JIM BUTLER

Know-hows in the slickers
set are swearing that George
Tatum. suspected as being a
gunman, didn't hold up the
dentis' as charged Honestly, the
lads claim truthfully that
Sportsman Tatum has definite
proof that he was enjoying a
wrestling televised match at the
home of a friend the same night
he is accused of pulling the
Job But, the doctor saw some
one out of the nervous corner
of his eve
The blastcrs who took over
one of the rooms at a fast
party the other Saturday night,
ran out of gas with train
corpse on their hands. An ac-
count of the affair is too spicy
for Esquire to print in detail
James {. Flowers of Column
bus. Ohio. may have 10 visit
most of the cities in the forty
eight states II he expects 10
find his daddy. James DeVoe
Flowers. who left his family
29 years ago.
Mr.. DeVoe Flowers was last
seen in Detroit in 1929. The
wife he left was Eva Flowers
who recently died. James E.
Flowers. 304 s. Wayne avenue.
Columbus 4. Ohio. would like
10 get in touch with his father
10 settle a matter concerning
some property DeVoe bought
before leaving Columbus.
Twelve-year old Eli Fountain.
1926 Hastings street. was robbed
bv two teen-agerS Thursday of
Csc while on his newspaper
route The two young bandits
put a knife 10 Fountains stom-
ach and demanded Give us
your money"
Thirty-two wears old Mary Ed
ridge was robbed of 35 cents
at Broadway Wednesday. A
man put knife 10 her throat
and told her not to scream
A woman dead on Abundance
TO the Receiving Hospital Tues
dav from 9585 Russell street
was identified the next day as
Jessie Gales of 90 Belmont
street Her death, apparently,
was due to natural causes
Police arrested Preston White,
Al, Chester Bennett and Frank
Thomas, all Of 46l Gratiot street,
and held the trio for inveStiga-
tion Of fclonious assault Ac-
cording 10 officers the three
men became engaged in a knife
fight
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
NeighhorhOod Group
To Discuss Children

me regular monthly meeting of
we c North Woodward Community
Hnuuneli vii hear an address by
DdFla Wlneman, executive direc-
W, W. oi Pioneer House, a home for
me treatment Of children needing
'helr problems
IN, me address will be based on a
,rs .n picture, Meeting the
~, Needs Of Children. {"
,ba IN, ne meeting will be held at
A al u'ley Library, Woodward at
,,3 S on Thursday, March Is, at
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Leaders Told
ADA Fights
For Rights

Negro leaders were urged 10
help build Americans for Demo
cratic Action in statement is
sued this week by B F. McLau
rim, international organizer for
the Brotherhood Of Sleeping Car
PorterS. and member of the ma
tlonal board Of directors of ADA.
Pointing out that ADA is an
organization OF non-communist
progreSives. he urged that Negro
leadership participate in building
it now.
I'VE can hardly afford 10
wait in these crucial times un-
I'll the organizations structure
has been completed Negro
leaders should know that for
the welfare of our people. il is
our duty 10 cooperate with such
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Warrant Issued
For Bell Hop
Who Pandered

Police are looking for a bell
hop who is charged with accept
ing money from the earnings OF
prostitute. He is Walter Tayne.
So, OF 4797 w. Grand boulevard.
The complaint was signed by
Miss Julia Yank, q, of 1902 Oak
land, who told police that between
late December, l947, and March >.
l948, she had made payments to
Tayne.
She said that she had been a
prostitute al two local hotels, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Women To Discuss
Civil Rights Laws

a panel of speakers will discuss
civil rights problems on Sunday
March IA. at pm. at the Detroit
Association Of Women's Clubs. as
the second program in the civil
rights forum series of the DAWC
Panel members will be Mrs.
Golda Krolik and Edward Turn
or. members Of the Detroit Inter
racial Committee. State Senator
Joseph Brown; and Miss Florence
Cassidy Of the Nationalities Divi-
sion Of the Council of Social
Agencies The Rev. Horace A
White will be moderator.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

A leak-tester for new tin cans.
which are passed rapidly, one
by one. urder a head that fits
snugly over their tops. while
air pressure is applied. II there
is a leak. escaping air throws
a switch. starts mechanism for
tossing the faculty can into a
reiect-heap
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Girls Taken
For Training
As Nurses

YOUNGSTOWN, O.-For the
first time in this citys history
Negro students have been ac-
ceptei IN a local nurses training
school
The &c Miss Luevada Mar
bury and Miss Joyce Elaine
Greene. both residents of Youngs-
town who have entered the
nurses classes al St. Ehzdbeth's
Hospital. Catholic institution
here The girls have taken up
residence in the Nurses home
attached to the hospital where
they occupy single rooms.
The hospitals action is in
accordance with statement
made last Summer by the Most
Rev James A McFaddcn, d d.
Bishop Of Youngstown, IN a
letter n the local branch OF the
NAACP Bishop McFadden at
that time asserted that all quail
flied candidates would be wei
coined into the nursing classes
Race. he said, would be no
obstacle.
NAAcP ACTION
Several months ago the Edu-
cation Committee of the NAACP
branch conferred with an Of
fetal at the Hospital in an at
tempt TO ascertain the hospital
attitude 10 the admission Of
Negro student nurses.
AZ that time Sister NJ. Ger
maine hospital superintendent
informed the committee that she
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

To keep sheer rayon-mar-
ouisette or ninon curtains from
driving before you have a chance
10 iron them. roll them in
waxed paper. It's an easy way
TO keep them damp for your
iron and saves on the towel
supply
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

that for work she did in one she
paid Tayne a part Of her earn
ings.
She cited two specific times IN
her complaint. once, when she
paid him SIG out of $40 she made
from two men: and another when
he got So out of every So she
made.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
Legal Battle Promised Against
Separate Professional Schools

il Will contest this set-up and
plan TO determine the legality
OF out-of-state educational lacll-
tiles for Negroes.
IF South Carolina is not able
10 provide equal facilities for
all of It's people, this fact should
be made known at this time
Segregation has denied 10 Ne
groes training in nearly all grad
ua,e and professional fields
Hinton added that the regional
educational plan does not COM
ply with the recent Supreme
Court decisions on educational
opportunities.
EYE MEHARRY
Under the plan approved by
Southern governors seaprare re-
gional universities would be
established 10 provide advanced
and professional training. The
first step would be acquisition
of Meharry Medical College.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
would be accepted

The hospital is operated BY
the Sisters Of the Holy Humility
Of Mary, Catholic Sistelhood
Approximately 900 student nurses
are in attendance.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
a program from the very start.
he said.

The ADA convention endorsed
the Truman Civil Rights program
and opposed UNIT, McLaurin
pointed out.
The convention was held in
Philadelphia, and received active
support from both major labor
declarations, expressed in speech
es by William Green. president Of
the American Federation of La
Dor, and by Alan Haywood and
Walter Reuther, vice-presidents Of
the National CIO.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
PRINCETON MEN

~~@f - - q (AN ANASN
Meantime. IN response % an
appeal by John II Buuzel. pres
ldent Of the Princeton Liberal
Union Princeton y the sum
df $50 has been rasei m the
campus of Princeton University
for the Ingram defense fund At
o recent meeting Bunzcl told
the story Of the arrest ana con.
victlon OF Mrs Rosa Lee Ingram
ana her tW0 teen-agt sons fol
the self-dcfcnSe slaving OF 4
white farmer IN Georgia Half
of the contribution was collected
az a meeting of the Union afie.
Nh Bunzei spoke The rcmandes
was contributed out Of the treas
urv of the 0rganlzatior
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13

StraGords har,, from the farm
on which She worked
FATAL BLOW
Aimed with q rife Stgaifora
set out 20 shoot the ANIMALS He
encountered Mrs Ingram and
struck her v,n the butt
the fircarm nfhctn- deep
and bloody wound she was
struggling with hnl ~ prevent
him from shooting hen when
two " her sons. Sammle bee
-. and Wallace H. rusncd 10
her aid Sammie Lee useQ the
hammer with which he was le-
pairing the fence to stake the
white assaliant and savt his
mothers life The blow was
fatal
NAACP Lawyers are scekins
3 now trial for the InCrams A
stay Of execution, originally set
ior Feb 81 has been granted
and the ATTORNEYS have filed
a motion for new trial now
scheduled fur hcaung on
March % The NAACP. Mf
White points out IN his appeal
has not only undertakes the
legal defense Of MIS- ingram
and her sons but has also ass
Sumed the responsibility O. TAX
inG care Of tho mothcrlcss dill.
dren ranging IN age from L.
Months 10 ~ wears
"Uuhapp ouf fund, rave
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-13
National President of Funeral Directors

William Z.
Shoririd se Of
Birm i n g h a m.
Ala. president Of
the National Ne
gro Funeral Di.
reeiors Assoeia
lion. whose an
nual board meet
ing will be held
in Detroit on
March Is and is.
Evening star., 1948-05-24

sea ..~,. II 3,Ean. - r. &
Evening star., 1948-05-24

petroleum products was 367 gallons
Is SO per cent.
Summed Up In Report.
Consumption elements making up
the startling per capita figures were
summed up only a few days ago in
the report OF q special congressional
subcommittee investigating petrol
cum in relation to national defense.
Here is what the probers said:
This startling increase in consump-
ton is derived mainly from two
facts:
FIRST, the instruments consuming
our oil-residential oil burners, auto
mobiles, Diesel locomotives, tractors.
buses, airplanes-can be produced
and are being produced more rap
idly than oil wells, pipelines. re-
fineries and tankers.
Second, the public prefers the
use Of oil to coal, due to variety
of causes, not excluding the gyra-
tions of the leader of the United
Mine Workers, who, as one witness
observed, is the best oil salesman
the industry has had"