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Evening star., 1948-02-17
leon ToBRINER, WALTER n. ToBRINER
FREDERICK G.. UMHAU, Attorneys,
032 Southern Building.

States for the District OF Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-No. 70.554, Ad-
ministration.-,Thjs is to Give Notice.
That the subscriber. Of the District OF
Columbia has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District OF Columbia. Letters
Of Administration on the estate of Joseph
Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to- exhibited the same. with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenticated, to
the subscriber. on or before the 9th day Of
February. A. d. 1910: otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all beneft OF
said estate, Given under my hand this
Attest, ELLA A.. BRoWN, Deputy REGISTER
of Wills for the District Of Columbia
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MILTON sTRAsBURGER, JACOB

p1sTRTcT sTT COURT OUR OF THE UNITED
States for the District Of Columbia.
Holding Probate court.-No. 7O.5S2. Ad-
is to Give Notice:
land, has obtained from the Probate Court
Of the District Of Columbia, Letters Of
Administration: C. T. A., on the estate OF
OF Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated, to
the subscriber on or before the 9th day of
February, AID. 1a49; otherwise they may
BY law be excluded from all benefit Of
9th day Of February. 1913. CHRISTIAN
FREDERICK BURNETT, Jr., 5312 Wesley
Ave. Baltimore Md: tseal) Attest:
for the District Of Columbia, Clerk of the
Oval Al wal
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ELMoRE, MOSS . MOORE, Attorneys

DISTRICT couRT. OF THE UNITED
Hoidins Probate court.--No. 70557, ,Ad,
ministr ation.--This is to Give Notice
That the subscriber. OF. the District Of
Court Of the District Of Columbia. Letter.
Of Administration on the estate of Mabe
r. TAYLOR. late OF the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claim,
against the deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same. with the voucher:
sss seofs r.. say to Of M
airy, AID. 1919: otherwise they may b,
law be excluded from all beneflt of sale
day Of February, 194S VICTOR M
BIkELY. 730 18th 81. NV. (Seal) At.
test: THEODORE coGsWELL, REGISTER
Of Wills for the District of Columbia
Clerk Of the Probate Court. fe10,17.24-
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LEGAL NOTICES.
JOHN c. W. BEALL, Attorney,
N~L..I. A~Aaua n W

D1sTRIcT. coURT or THE UNITED
Holding Probate court.-No. 7o5l0, Ad.
Columbia, has obtained from the Probate
Court Of the District Of Columoia, Letters
sf Admnistration on the estate o. a. Gun
lumbia, deceased. All persons hayina
claims against sso h. Ss .sm. are sth hsrtSs ss
Of January, AID: 194s;. otherwise they may
by. law be excluded from all beneft 81
@ s:d e ass Of 5snsary sysa unfss s4 my nA hsas w
p9aAsN4 Rt5ess 4FHEoboRE n coswEE 81 IL Resistes
Of Wills for the District OF Columbia
EUGENE K MURPHY, Attorney,
1OS Columbian Building.
Order Publication---AbsentD Defendant.
IN THE DisTRIcT couRT or THE
Tated ssssf Fl sLAekBUR s Bss1sf psnt al
vs. AELCuS BLACKBURN, Defendant
No. 3914-47.-The object Of this suit is
for an absolute divorce on the grounds OF
aration for period Of i've years, On mo.
ton of the plaintiff. it is this 18th day Of
February 1s4S ordersHd rHp,1Ra tnst the ds. S;.
isndsnt, AELoUS BLAcksokN, cause Use MS ns
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the FIRST publication of this
ceeded with as in case of default Pro-
vided, a copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks 81 IN \
Bsksg5s BTsas 5tI fisgF: 5g.!ss ..s d'y ss.
EDITH N. FOX. Deputy CLERK.
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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WEsCHLER b SON, auctioneer,
Attorneys sale, large retail stock oi
sreeting cards, modern walnut card dis
seals, cord, wrapping paper, cocktail
sets, holiday goods, etc; by auction al
Weschler's, 905 Z st: NV, Tuesday. Feb
ROBERT W. BURTON, Attorney, Union
Trust Building.
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Continued on Next Page)
Evening star., 1948-03-14

Livingston Appliance & Radio
400 South Capitol Street
Major Radio & Appliances
1927 h Street NE.
Phillips Radio & Appliances
SIT Il Street NE.
Simms Radio
351O 18th Street NE.
Standard Tire & Bottery Company
924 H Street NE.
Super Music & Appliance Company
1927 H Street NE.
Southwest Washington
Cemeo Furniture Company
511 4th Street s.W.
Southeast Washington
Curtis Bros.
2041 Nichols Avenue Sc.
District Home & Auto Supply
1920 Good Hope Road Sc.
Dobkin's
2324 Pennsyavania Avenue Sc.
Georges kddio & Television Co.
go Penna. Avenue sc.
Georges Radio I, TeIevision Go.
1410 Good Hope Road Sc.
Earnshuw Radio Service
S210 Branch Avenue Sc.
Msjer Radio & Appliance
1911 Nichols Avenue Sc.
MeCarthy Bros. Electric Co.
7o5 d 1t. Sc.
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Kit Music Company
1880 q Street NV.
laeys. Inc.
800 e Street NV.
lsnsbursh & srethsr
.420 III Street NV.
Julius Lsnsbursh Furniture CO.
go r Street NV.
lsese Electrical Appliance
3305 Conn. Avenue NV.
Longs cIethins company
73l 7th Street NV.
lubor ksdie & TsIevision
1852 G Street NV.
Meyer s. Company
AL 7fh street NV.
Msnhattan Auts & kadio Compony
11es stA street NV.
Marvin's Credit, Inc.
726 7th Street NV.
Master Applisnes cempcny
3443 18th Street NV.
ketieRal Electric Cempeay
SOS 11th Street NV.
NstionsI Furniture compony
5th and Il Streets NV.
?. ]. Nee Company
745 7th Street NV.
?. J. Nee compuny
110S q Street NV.
Northwestern Redo 4 Appliance
<416 14th Street NV.
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District Electric Co.
5O2S Wisconsin Avenue NV.
District Hordwore, Radio & Appliance
214S p Street NV.
Electrical Centre
514 10th Street NV.
Georges Rsdio & TeIevisien Co.
s1e r Street NV.
Glenn Rudio Co.
4S05 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
Goldsnbers's Dept. Store
7th and X Streets NV.
Gordon's Radio Shop
1116 Penn. Avenue NV.
J. {. Hordins compony
SIT 10th Street NV.
The Hearth Company
$3.50 M Street NV.
The Heeht Company
1th and r Streets NV.
Home Appliance Company
1918 Wisconsin Avenue NV.
House 6 Hermann
7th and Eye Streets NV.
The Hub Furniture Cempony
7th and D Streets NV.
lda's Dept. Store
1901 Geersia Avenue NV.
Arthur Jordan Piano Company
1918 7th Street NV.
S. Konn Sons Company
Sth and Market Space NV.
Kent's Jeweiry Company
7th and G Streets NV.
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Milton RossIer, Inc.
2S42 14th Street NV.
Chos. Sehwortz & Son
70S 7th Street NV.
J. J. SIottery
442S Wisconsin Avenue NV.
Spring Valley Electric Shop
4SO5 MASS. Avenue NV.
stor Radio Company
4O0 11th Street NV.
|. ?. Steucrt, Inc.
144e p Street NV.
Harold Sugar
S25 r Street NV.
Sun Radio Company
s3s r Street NV.
Sun Rudio
11th and 4 Streets NV.
Washington Rubber compuny
2400 14th Street NV.
Wayne Appliances
3057 M street NV.
Woodward & lothrop
11th and G Streets NV.
Northeast Washington
Georges Redo & Tsisyision Co.
aea3 Minnesota Avenue NE.
Georges Radio & TeIevision Co.
I'LL II Street NE,
General Home AppIioness
3431 Benning Road NE.
Home Appliance cempony
1921 u Street NE.
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koyIor Radio
2s13 Terrace Road BE.
Pot's kadie
s11, Psnna. Avenue IL.
Nearby MaryIand
AIpertein's Electrical viIIoss
r:24 carroll AysnI: s,.,s
Ambassador Radio & TsIevision Go.
S233 Bsltinere Avenue
Riverdsle, MARYLAND
Capitol Tire Distributors
silver Spring, MARYLAND
J. c. Flood Co.
- Carroll Avenue
Tokoma Park, Maryland
George. Rodio & TsIevision CO.
1914 Baltimore Avenue
Hyattsville, Maryland
GEORGES Rodio & TeIevision CO.
Bethesda, Maryland
Greenbelt Consumers Service
Variety Store
Gseenbelt, Maryland
J. c. Harding
1908 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, MARYLAND
The Heeht Company
Fenton Street and EllsWorth Drive
Silver Sprins, Marylane
Hoffman Home Appliances
63o4 Rhsde Island Avenue
Hyattsvflle. Maryland
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Northwest Washington

Northwest Washington
A B c Supply
1414 18th Street NV.
AIpsrstein Department Store
1o23 7th Street NV.
Apex Rodio & TeIevision
1919 New York Ave. NV.
Arcade Pontiac
1427 Irving Street NV.
AtIentie Rodio Service
1772 Columbia Road NV.
Wolter N. Ballard Co.
18th and G Streets NV.
BeItran Barker
Sth and Florida Avenue NV.
Bilt's Rcdio
3tS9 Mt. Pleasant Street NV.
Celvert Radio Service
2645 Conn. Ave. NV.
CompbeII Music Co.
HOS G Street NV.
Chevy Chose Radio
%4S1 Conn. Avenue NV.
Colony Radio Company
6119 Georgia Avenue NV.
Grown Furniture Co.
$40 7th Street NV.
Crumer, Inc.
$50 wisconsin Avenue NV.
CorI w. Douber
aS20 18th Street NV.
Dsll's Radio
42S 10th Street NV.
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cameron's Rsdis & Appliance
I'LL Center Plssa
Fairlinstsn shspginE Gsatss
Aiexsndria, virginis
Ellis Radio Service
3S3e Wilson Beylsvsrd sAA
$500 Lee Highvsy
6lsbs Redo s Appiisnes
Arlinsten. viFsfnis
Georges ksdie 8 Tslevisisn Co.
3ee3 wilson Blvd, Arlinsten, Va, AaA
Ai:a.ndris: sDi kis: shsis virsisi.
Hopkins Furniture csmpssy
AlexandrIs
Viryfuis
lccy's, Inc.
S1O0 N. Washinstsn Blvd.
Arlington virginia
Frank Miehslbock
s14 King Street
Alexandria, virsinis
?. J. Nee compeny
A,:Isnlsi.. :ls E,.s ssrsis,. ssrsis
M. T. Rust
Falls Church, virsinis
Service Tire Company
.1sos kins yr Street
Southern Electric
Wilson Bestevsrd
Arlinstsn, virsinis
virsiais Electric Company
.,sI.,1I,s. e.. k,.s ys;rs;s,. ssr:ss
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Ksnsinston Radio & TsIsvisien Co.
/ Connecticut Avenue
Kensington, Maryland
L&T Appliances
1425 wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda, Msrylsnd
Mcgee Radio 8 Tslevision Go.
800 Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda II, Maryland
Mcgee Rodio Service
z35 z. Monts omery St.
Reckville, MARYLAND
n. J. Poist
Laurel,
Maryland
A. c. Watkins
Rockville.
Maryland
Word Rodio & Appliances
1895 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring. Maryland
Yost EIectronics
1854 WisconM Avenue
Beth.sda, Maryland
Nearby Virginia
Arlington. Hordwors
202O Coiumbia Pike
Arlington. virginia
Bosnes and Kimel Co.
aAI0 Mount Vernon Blvd.
Alexandria, Va.
Bernes and kimel Co.
1915 Wilson Blvd.
Arlington, virginia
(. W. BiIIups Go.
lis 3. Washingten Street
Falls Church, virgfnia
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04
Young Deputy
Aids Capture

When Sheriff Edward BehtCndt
sworc IN a large group Of young
junior deputy sherifts the other
night at 81. Cyprian Episcopal
Church. il was a measure 70
help curb juvenile delinquency
However. a junior deputy sheriff
from Niles. Michigan, IS an mi
spiration 10 them that they can
serve . useful purpose
Walter Fox Jr., II was s2orn
in a few months ago 81 Bciuon
County as a junior deputy and
received his badge Hhc and his
companion, Sonny Maritime went
10 the post office and scanned the
posters of the wanted crlml
mails. Walter recognized one Of
the men and reported him 10
the police
Skeptically the police went 20
the address lac directed tncm
to and found Carl Edward Hay
man Of Tennessee, who Was
wanted by the FBI IN connection
with 81 Zen carcaSe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04

Mr.. Button charges that the Dc
troit Times erroneously stated
in recent publication that six
tv-three families used one bath,
and that they do their cooking on
one stove IN an apartment ~ 1862
Orleans. CThe apartment az 1862
Orleans. Is the one which tn Q
mayor referred 10 last Spring.
while testifying before a congress
Slonal committee IN WaShlngtonD
The mayor Is reported 20 have
cited before the congressional
hearing committee. "the house al
1862 Orleans as beng typical OF
Detroit's slurn housing area
Attacking Mayor Van Antwerp
for his failure 10 alleviate the
conditions of citizens m tic area
bounded by Woodward East tc
Jos Campau and from the Ritel
10 z. Grand Blvd, he said, I'll J.,
ridiculous
RATS, garbage filthy streets
sewers, and water flowing n the
Easements, causing property dam.
age should be corrected by the
Mayor
Although tho MAYOR received
an increase Of $4,000 per year
IN salary nothing has been done
about the undergrad members oi
the Detroit police department,
he declared
Their lives. fpohcemen) are
at stake: they are our sole pro
lection against criminals and arc
entitled 20 an increase in salary
"A forty-hv percent increas'
should be put in effect immedis
tely. mat could he done vitScH
I an increase in taxes, Burton sta
! ted
Burton is q Republican csndi
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04
Love Affair
Charged In
Boys Death

A first degree murder
warrant issued by the pros
ecutor's office this week eli
NAKED the strange killing of
a young l8 year old boy last
week by a private police
man.
George Hawkins. 40. OF 4462
'Eilish is charged with first degree
purder ~ the shooting Of young
tohn Cause, Is, OF 200 z. Forest
hast Monday.
According TO information CIV
en- to police, strange love af-
fair that existed between the two
resulted in the Staying
Cause. according 10 witnesses
was shot in his home by Hawk
ms, being knocked TO the floor
by the first five shots.
As he attempted to get up
Hawkins is reported to have
pumped four additional shots in
10 his body
lSee LOVE" p. q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04

Golf enthusiasts from all over
the United States descended upon
Detroit by train. plane and low
slung high-powered automobiles
to enter the annual Joe Louis In
vitational Golf Tournament.
More than one hundred pro-
fessional and amateur partici-
pants entered the meet. which was
held al the Rackham Golf Course,
August 80, September 2, with
stiff competition and $4,000 prize
stake as incentives.
The center OF attraction In
the colorful crowd was Joe
Louis. host and sponsor. Shar-
ing the plaudits of the many
on-lookers was Theodore
Rhodes. who has rolled up golf
ing honors in stiff competition
on many courses throughout the
country.
Taking stances, and teeing of
with deliberate strokes were:
Sugar Ray Robinson and Beau
Jack, prominent hstic champs.
Others were.
Howard Wheeler, Philadelphia;
Edward Swim. Norfolk. Virginia
Thurman Cruise. Houston. Texas;
Clarence Carr Norfolk Virginia;
Charles Brown. New York City.
Charles Sifford. Philadelphia;
Zeke Hartsfield, Decatur. Georg-
ia: George Harmon, Montgomery,
Alabama: Scofield Greer Nash
Vile, Tennessee; and Ernest Car
Isle. Toledo, Ohio.
Crossing the fairways during
the meet were Clarence YOUNG,
Nashville, Tennessee. b. II.
Compton. Alexandria. Louisiana,
William Mays, Washington, d. c.;
Clyde Martin, Baltimore, Mary
land. Red Wiley. Robinson, ILL
nois, Bill Spiller Los Angeles.
California: Joe Roach. New York
City: Ollie Dawson, Orangeburg,
South Carolina; Silton Smith,
indianapolis. Indiana: d av d
Clark, Galveston, Texas; Don
Robey, Houston, Texas; Ernest
Jones, Hartford. Connecticut and
others from far-away cities.
Local entries included
Jerry Hood. William Carmen.
Richard Carter, Tup Holm es.
Ulysses Neal, Ben Davis, Willie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04
Rev. Morris to
Aid Rev. DANES
At Bethel AM <

AT the close Of the Mich
igan Annual Conference al
Grand Rapids, Mich. last
Sunday evening, Bishop
George w. Baber appointed
the Rev. S. s. Morris, Jr., of
Nashville. Tenn. Associate
Pastor Of Bethel A. NJ. f.
Church.
The pastor. official family and
members will have the opportun-
iiy to greet the Rev. Mr. Morris
SUNDAY. Sept. 5, as he delivers
the Communion meditation on
that day.
The Rev. Mr.. Morris comes
10 us directly from the presi-
dencY Of Shorter College in
Little Rock, Ark. He is q grad
uate Of Wilberforee University
and Yale Divinity School from
VIII eh he holds degrees Of a.
b. and b. D. respectively.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04

Discrimination department.
The conference Will concern
itself with various aspects oil
working conditions and the eS-
tablishment Of further tech
nioues toward experimentation Of
the unions fair practice pro-
gram. according 70 Oliver
Unemployment" Oliver de-
elares. among minority groups
is widespread in view OF the
increase OF discrimination at
the hiring gates throughout the
city"
"A recent issue Of the Mich
iean Labor Market bulletin OF
the Michigan Unem y loyment
Compensation Commission re-
ports that the employment Office
now has about 10000 non-white
lob applicants, which is 10 per
cent more than they had last
wear az this time
F. Z. YET SOUGHT
"Approximately three-fourths
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04
4th Estate
Mourns Loss
OF Ira Lewis

Funeral services for one OF
the pioneers Of Negro journal
ism will be held Thursday in
Pittsburgh. Pa.
Ira r. Lewis. president and
general manager OF the Pitts
burgh Courier, died Of a eeTs-
bral hemorrhage last Saturday
in New York ciiY shortly az
ter he had been released from
a hospital.
He had been with the Cour-
Ter for more than a quarter OF
a century and president for
over seven years. position
which he was promoted 10
following the death Of Robert
L. Vsnn, founder and publish
er Of the Courier.
Born in Ahoskie. N. C.. 81
years ago. he was hospiislized
fer three weeks prior 10 his
death.
Among the first wires OF con-
dolence were those received
from President Truman and
Governor Thomas Dewey.
The Rev. Samuel D. Hudder.
Rector Of Holy Gross Episcopal
Church will officiaie. assisted
by the Rev. Charles n. Fogeis
Of Wesley Center AME Zion.
wnere the services will be
held.
He is survived by Mrs. Har-
riet Lewis. wife EUGENE Lew
is brother; two daughters.
Jane Mrs. Grauvillel Wood.
son. Adelaide Mrs. Hermann
Scott and one son Robert. ls.
Collins George Of the Detroit
Edition. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Robinson; L. c Blouni; the
Rev. Mr.. Askew am J. J.
Thompson are among Detroit
ers who attended the funeral
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04
Gl Gives Up His
U. S. Citizenship

PARTISAN American Gil who
defended his country during
world War II renounced his cit
ihenShlp this week, at the Amer
lean Embassy.
Arthur w. Taylor OF Pitts
ourgh. Pa, captain in the re-
cent war, applied for the renoun.
Clahon oath several days ago, and
Is believed to be making his home
m Belgium.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04
Family Quarrel
Leads to Arrest

Jessie Caldwell. Sc, of 4l2 Sal.
liotte. Ecorsc. was scheduled tC
appear in Justice Court Friday
August % for trial on a dis
orderly person charge.
Caldwell was arrested BY Of
ficerS Lackey and Bobo. SUNDAY
night following a family quar-
rel. The officers stated that they
attempted 10 talk 10 Caldwell
but he refused TO listen and was
very abusive toward them.
A portable radio. valued az
$50. was stolen from the bar
at the Royal Ark Tavern early
Sunday morning. Elizabeth Hill.
the proprietor. reported to River
Rouge police this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04

of the Commissions recent job
listings for unskilled workers
vere not open to white workers.
Notwithstanding the fact that
we have achieved a go million
Job economy, we have yet to
secure fair employment Oliver
stated.
PANEL DISCUSSIONS
The first days program viii
include three panel discussions;
Cd How TO Handle Discrimina-
tory Problems in the Commun-
ity, (2l How 10 Handle DisCrim-
inatory Problems in the shop,
and t3) Political Aspects of Dis
elimination. On the ccun ~
the panel will discuss How
TO Handle Discriminatory Prob
lens in tho Union
The Conference will como to
a close with a luncheon on Sat
tSee UEW. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04
NOT sHAKY
Hold Eight Bell
Hops For Trial

Eight bell hops charged with
accepting the earnings Of prosti-
tutes. were examined in Record.
er's Court last Thursday, an d
held for trial.
Herbert Craig. "a. Of the Grant
Hotel was released by police az.
ter the investigation revealed thai,
he was not involved in the case
Six of the bell hops employed
in local hotels denied that they
we're guilty Of accepting monies
from prostitutes, who work out
Of the various hotels.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04

Mrs. jenkins also stated that
Mrs. Lane. who was quite bitter.
as the conversation progressed.
said There may enter the
problem of marriage, and that
would never work
Following the conversation.
which lasted about thirty min
uteS. Mrs. Lane is reported TO
have Lett and joined a group
across the street. which num-
bcred more than fifty. This was
about 1890 p. m.
Although policemen were
tSse FAMILIES. p. a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04


Also, a Mrs. Lane visited with
Mrs. Fletcher jenkins al 34l-
Harrison and attempted TO per-
Suade her to move out OF the
home which she recently pur-
chased and buy home IN an
other neighborhood.
Mrs. Jenkins. who has six
children. informed the Tribune
that her husband. Fletcher re-
eeived a telephone call asking
that he move from the neigh
borhood.
Mr.. jenkins asked the caller
who turned out to be Mrs.
Lane) TO come over TO his home
and talk il over with HIM
JENKINS ASKED TO MOVE
She did. bringing along an in
terested white gentleman
Why not get your money
back and purchase a home IN
another neighborhood," Mrs. Jen-
kins quoted Mrs. Lane As saying
40 lOn9 o. you IeHaiH III
this neighborhod." Mrs. Lane
is reported TO have said. You'll
regret Il.
Your children have 10 grow
upi they have 10 90 10 school;
il might be miserable for
them. in fact. they'll be ner.
vous and shakY."
NOT SHAKY
Mr.. jenkins replied I'm not
Shaky nor nervous and my chill
dren are cut out of the same
material that / am. ! intend TO
stay here. The laws OF the coun
Try say that | can, and | intend
10 stay
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04

a. Philip Randolph VII DC
guest speaker on the Metropoli-
tan Funeral Home radio hour.
Sunday, Sept ~. at $50 2 m,
Il was announced by Bonnie
Smith, vice president Of the In.
terri ational Brotherhood Of Sleep
| ING Car Porters.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-04
Stassen To Speak

Harold Stassen. resent candi
date for the presidential nom
nation on the Republican ticket
VIII be the principal speaker at
2 Republican rally scheduled TO
DC held at the Masonic Temple
tuesday evening, Sept. Z, at 3
o'clock D. m.