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Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
LYNN CHAMBERS MEND
Baked Beans with Wieners
*Vegetable Salad Bowl
Hard Rolls
Fresh or SteWed Fruit
COOKIES Beverage
*Recipe given

Cube the tongue. Add all othel
ingredients and moisten with NAV
onnaise. Serve in a bowl lined witt
salad greens.
Asparagus Salad
(Serves g.
No. 2 can asparagus, drained
Salad green's
6 slices boiled ham or salami
2 finely chopped hard-cooked eggs
French dressing
Arrange chilled asparagus tips or
salad greens. Sprinkle with eggs
and pour dressing over all. Make
cornucopias out OF meat and place
around the salad.
Fruit Salad Bowl
Serves 81
2 heads romaine
pineapple, pared, cored and
sliced
grapefruit, peeled and Sec
toned
/ red apple, sliced
LIZ pound grapes, seeded
1 orange peeled and sectioned
Whipped cream mayonnaise
Line salad bowl with romaine and
lettuce. Divide bowl into four divi-
sions with half slices of pineapple.
Arrange alternate sections Of grape
fruit and apple slices in one divi-
sion, and place remaining fruits in
separate divisions. Fill center with
mayonnaise. Whipped cream may
onnaise is made by adding halt
whipped cream to half mayonnaise.
Nodded Fruit Salad
(Serves g.
1 No. 2 can crushed pineapple
I package fruit gelatin
1/8 teaspoon salt
6 ounces cream cheese
/ cup heavy cream
3/4 cup chopped nuts
1 cup seedless grapes or white
cherries
3/4 cup diced marshmalIows
LIZ cup diced celery
pimientos, diced
Drain pineapple. Measure juice
and add enough water to make one
cup. Heat juice to boiling and add
gelatin and salt. Stir until dis
solved. Cool, and when it begins
to thicken, add cheese which has
been softened and whipped with an
Whip cream until stiff
and fold into gelatin with remaining
Pour into individual or
arge molds and let chill until firm.
Unmold on crisp lettuce.
Diced apricots or peaches may be
Used in place Of pineapple.
Chefs Dressing
(For Greens)
Mix together cup salad oil with
"a cup vinegar, / tablespoon lemon |
uice, / teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon
lack pepper, 1/2 teaspoon paprika,
"A teaspoon sugar and l tablespoon
rated onion. To make French
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
Waters in Idaho

The Snake river is the most
prominent river in Idaho. Rising
in Yellowstone park, it winds its
way through the state until it emp
ties into the Columbia. Shoshone
Falls, with a drop of 21O feet, ex-
ceeds the height of Niagara Falls.
The four largest lakes in Idaho are
Priest, Pend d'Oreille, Occur
d'Alene and Bear. The mighty
Snake river has been referred to
as the idaho Nile"
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
Big Loss From Pests

Losses in stored feed and grain
will total 600 million dollars and
the equivalent of 300 million BUSH
els of grain unless control insecti-
cides are sprayed or busted, ac-
cording to department of agricul-
ture report. Other insect losses
cited include $50 million bushels of
corn fro mthe corn borer, 283 mil
lion dollars in cotton from the boil
weevil. The annual loss from weeds
has been placed at 8 billion dol
lars. Household pests, such as flies,
mosquitoes, reaches, bedbugs and
cause inestimable loss in
health and property damage.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

An easy and satisfying lunch on
days you've Weakened too late for
breakfast consists Of broiled bacon
and fried eggs served in toasted
buttered buns.
Keep your dried fruits in the re-
frigerator so they'll hold their orig
inal bright color, flavor and vitamin
C. This also keeps them safe from
insect damage.
Don't try to put fresh pineapple
in gelatin and expect the latter to
ieIl. Pineapple contains an engine
which peptisizes the gelatin. Cook
the fruit first.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
Variety Of Salads
Offers Inspiration
For Meal Plonnino

How much can salad do for a
meal? Well, you all know it adds
precious vitamins and minerals to
the meal, but have you thought about
how much flavor and true texture
contrast it brings, too?
There are thousands of salads
from which to draw for true meal in
spiration. There's crisp, green
tossed type for the really heavy
meal; there's a cheese and vege-
table combination for the meal to
which you want to add more pro-
tein, and then there's a tossed fruit
or nodded fruit when you want to
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

FIaVor artistry like this can be
practiced by any cook to add new
meal interest. Subtly favored,
delicately pink tinted shrimp and
mellow green avocadoes are as
happy a blending of flavors and
colors as ever graced a salad
plate.
add toothsome interest to the meal
or have the salad double for dessert.
Don't neglect the plain lettuce
salads when you lack inspiration for
an idea. You can vary the lettuce
with several different dressings
made beforehand or tossed quickly
together the last minute.
vegetable Salad Bowl
Serves g.
small tomatoes
LIZ Spanish onion
LIZ cucumber scored
LIZ green pepper
LIZ bunch radishes
1 stalk endive
LIZ small head of lettuce
LIZ small head of escarole
LIZ small head of chicory
French or Roquefort dressing
Peel and chill tomatoes. Slice
onion, cucumber, green pepper and
tomatoes. Slice radiSheS half way
through. Arrange on clean, crisp,
chilled salad greens and place dress
ing in a small bowl in the center or
toss through the salad just before
serving.
Tomato Cottage Cheese Mold
(Serves 81
2 tablespoons plain gelatin
Ia cup cold water
4 cups tomato juice
/ onion
LIZ cup celery
4 cloves
peppercorns
1 teaspoon sugar
LIZ teaspoon salt
ia cup lemon juice
1 pint cottage cheese
Soak gelatin in cold water for five /
minutes. Cook tomato juice with
onion, celery, cloves and pepper
corns for 10 minutes. Strain and
add to soaked gelatin, stirring until
dissolved. Add sugar, salt and
lemon juice. Pour into large mold
,r several small molds. Serve with
seasoned mayonnaise.
Health Salad
(Serves 81
/ cup raw, sliced cauliflower
cup raw, grated carrots
cups shredded lettuce
l bunch sliced radishes
1/3 cup nuts, if desired
Mayonnaise or boiled dressing
Combine vegetables and lettuce.
hill. Add nuts and toss in dressing
ust before serving.
Do YOU like main dish salads for
inch? You'll enjoy these interest
ng types:
Tongue Marcaroni Salad
(Serves a
1 small can tongue
2 cups chilled cooked macaronl
ia cup sliced, stuffed olives
IN cup diced celery
2 tablespoons diced onion
1/2 teaspoon salt
Mayonnaise
Salad greens
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
The Ham What Am

Hams constitute approximately
10 per cent of the total weight and
20 per cent of the lean meat of the
chilled carcasses of hogs weighing
225 pounds. About % per cent of
the protein and Is per cent of the
energy value of the carcasses are
in the hams.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

Strawberry Plants: Everbearing Gem, 100 SO,
1000 S14. Minnesota 1166, 100 So. Improved
Montana Progressive 100 81. Brunes Marvel,
new sugarsweet everbearer. 100 s4. Rasp-
berry plants, Newburg and Latham, bearing
age. rs s2 100 Sc. All plants state inspected.
Prepaid L. II. McNEAL, Hamilton, Mont.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

For Sale Good stock ranch, IA miles east
of Big Timber, on Wildcat creek; $500 acres
decided land $50 acres leased. good improve
ments, telephone. some irrigation. Priced
for quick sale.
H. BEN TETLIE Big Timber, Montana
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
MISCELLANEOUS
1913 TRIAD TURBINES

1913 TRIAD TURBINES
~ WATER WHEELS
Available for your Undergraduates ,,...
power needs Engineering maintainanns a ana
repair service for all types Of water anu
THE power equipment.
The NORTHWEST MACHINE WORKS
1927 sr Turbine gIt Division Dept. M ~
Te,e MN ave. Portland IA, Oregon
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
LYNN SAYS:
Interesting Facts
Make Food Pleasing

Are you crying again? Hold those
o,,ions under the cold water faucet
while you peel them. Water keeps
onion odor from penetrating the
Kitchen air, so save those tears for
something worth while.
A pretty beginning for a Sunday
breakfast is grape juice mixed win
ar.refr,,it sections. Add to this
noncakes with nicely Drowned sau-
sages.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
Also Break Necks

According to ]. Edgar Hoover, IS
to 80 per cent of the driving acct
dents in many large cities are
caused directly by persons who
break traffic laws.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT
INSTRUCTION

n LIE FUN TO PLAY POPULAR p1.No,
Denght your friends in a few weeks 'A rnS1.
t pau method Three trial lessons for g. s ny
tiona1 ls you study sloo each for eight add.
,oe u The GoODSELL STYLE
W. O""Pmah Fullerton, CaJiforn,,
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

The only Cafeteria in Bozeman, Mont,
on Highways 10 and 1911, rs miles from
Yellowstone Park, seating 68 persons,
across from post office. Did $4,000 last
year. The reason for selling. have other
business to look after. Bozeman has the
State College. with 3700 students. Write
HOWARD SCOTT Bohemian, Montana
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

Architectural Craftsmen wanted. Steady po-
sition in Montana for right man. Good sal
airy. Minimum years recognized Archi-
tectural School required experience. Write
or wire
w. ]. HOWARD, 107 E. Main, Missoula, Mont
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

Carpenter shop and contracting business
for sale. office and shop fully equipped.
new machinery. excellent trade good To-
cation Swear lease on building; also
handling plate and window glass. Under
training program. other business inter-
ests. Write
BOX 663 GLASGOW, MONT.
Phone 372-R
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

BY Owner: complete setup in 230-acre
farm miles from Helena. Plenty of good
water, s0-acre alfalfa. All level land under
irrigation. Up-to-date machinery. including
a Accommodation combine. Oliver 10
tractor, Jeoffrey tiller pillow. rubber tired
manure spreader, haying equipment. etc.
Large stone barn with electric mixer. Cattle
shed, milk house with hot and cold water
piped, hog house, insulated chicken house.
fully modern Groom bungalow. hot water
heat. drilled well in basement with electric
pump. Telephone, city school bus, daily
mail Priced to sell. Immediate possession.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
WANTED TO BUY

WE BUY and SELL
USED Store Fixtures and Merchandise.
ANTLERS, Box 1853, Billings, Montana
Want to Buy Shetland Ponies: Under "a in
3 to yrs. old; need not be broke. '''
JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Rt. 70, Box $40.
Milwaukee 10, Wis. Biuemound 9647Ra
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

When President Resigns
If a president of the United
States resigns, he submits his resig-
nation not to congress but to the
secretary of state.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16
Lemons Go UNDERGROUND

A lemon tree 1900 feet under
ground has been thriving in a west
coast mine. The tree receives sun
lamp treatments.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

on date wanted. U. S. Approved. Pullorum
Controlled. Outstanding Hveability. bred for
egg production. Free folder and prices.
SIMPSON HATCHERY, Fairmont, N. D., and
Harvey, N. d.
Hungry Horse news. [volume] (Columbia Falls, Mont.) 1948-current, 1948-04-16

For Sale: Regent Seed Wheat, resistant to
stem. leaf rust and covered smut. Beard
less white chaffed variety. Earlier and out
Yields Thatcher. Threshes easier and has
sitter Straw than Thatcher. Grown from
Canadian registered seed. Cleaned ready for
drill in Seamless Bags. Freight prepaid.
$3.50 bushel.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE co., Malta, Mont.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Coffin States
Stand on FEPC

While visiting the office OF
the Detroit TIibone Tuesday
Rep. Howard Coffin. Republican
Congressman from the 18th dis
trict. was questioned as TO his
attitude on the FEPC legislation.
Coffin stated: "As a former
employer ! am of the opinion
that | would prefer TO see every
effort made and every resort
exhausted 10 bring about ar
acceptance Of the bill through
education and cooperation, be-
lieving that will be more ef-
fective in the long run 70 accom-
nlish what we are striving for
through voluntary practices
which come from the heart out
Rep. Coffin Is seeking re.
nomination on the Republican
ticket in the September Primary,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Post Office
Promotion
Announced

Andrew S. WaundleSs, foreman
since 1899 al Roosevelt Park
Annex. was promoted to assistant
superintendent Of the mailing let
ter section. william c. Howard,
clerk. was promoted to clerk in
charge Of outgoing parcel post in
a post Office shake-up Tuesday
Waundles. who is AZ. resides at
SAIL Bewick. Howard, a former
colonel in the Michigan state
troops. is the head of the Detroit
branch of National Alliance of
Postal Employees He will have
10 resign as head Of the alliance
now that he has taken supervi-
sorry position.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

Ed Brock. Wayne County
constable. reported that he
sold house TO Fred Webb.
who happens 10 be eolored.
recently. and that white neigh.
bors in the vicinity OF the
Harrison street address have
hsrassed him continuously.
WINDOWS BROKEN
Last week, after breaking all
windows in the house at 1920,
and IN a second house, belong
ing TO him at 34l4 they marched
to the Wayne County building
where his offices are and pic
keted him on the job.
Not satisfied with that they
proceeded TO the home where
the picketing continued. Also
bills ridicuhng Brock were
passed about the community
Mrs Brock reported tina. the
Brooks residence at 1926 Casper
has been harassed repeatedly by
angry people calling by tele-
phone and protesting the sale
OF the homo
FACED EVICTION
The home was sold TO Fred
Webb, WHO was about to be
cylcted from his present loca-
ton. His lawyer, Mrs. Etheleen
Stevens. told tho Tribune that
She had previously had the evic-
ton OF Webb postponed Mean
while. Webb whose family con-
sists of three, is making prepare
tons 10 move into the home.
Brock. interviewed by the Tri-
bune. said TO members OF the
protesting group, should any
Of you agree, III sell the house
TO you.
There were no takers Of this
offer.
Broken windows in both OF
the houses were repaired by an
insurance company this week.
Although the professors
didn't produce any tangible evil
dence Of restrictive covenant.
Brock recalled the recent de
cision OF the u S. Supreme
Court.
The United States Supreme
Court ruled last Spring tha'
restrictive covenants are not
enforceable in the courts OF the
United States.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Freedom Train
Visits Detroit

The Freedom Train Will
roll into Detroit Friday,
August 20, and remain for
three days, while residents
of the Motor City have an
opportunity to view the his
torical documents aboard.
Travelling all over the United
states under the auspices .oi
the American Heritage Founda-
ton. The Freedom Train has car
ricd its cargo Of precious papers,
under bullet-proof glass ana
armed guards approximately q
year.
Included in its cargo are
the original copies Of the Dec
Iaraiion Of independence. the
Constitution Of the U. S. and
many letters and papers mar
played an active part In me
foundation OF America.
A special program has been
planned for Sunday in conjunc-
lion with the Freedom Train
visit to Detroit,
LOCAL MEMBERS
Members of the citizens com
mittee to welcome the Freedom
(See FREEDOM TRAIN. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Migrants
Lured North
ByPromises
FBI To Investigate
Calling of Workers
for Packing Company

BAY CITY.-All of Mich
igan was aroused this week
when the facts surrounding
the transportation Of PIP
Georgia Negroes to the Bay
City area as migrant labor
ers we're revealed.
After the group was hauled
70 this area in moving vans by
a trucker. CLYDE Thompson, who
allegedly had been paid by the
Bayview Packing Company for
bringing the workers. they we're
housed in three camps. consist
ing Of small, rundown shacks,
ano = barn
The shseks had formerly
been used 70 house migrant
Mexican lsborers The barn
still housed pigs on the other
side OF temporary wooden
partition that had been put
up and the human inhabitants
had TO sweep the manure from
the floors before they were
able 10 sleep there.
NO TOILET FACILITIES
One blanket and an oil stove
were tA- only comforts pro-
vided No toilet facilities, SAM
tatlon or electric lights were
in evidence in any OF the
shacks
Most Of the shscks housed
8 or 9 persons on board hunks
with straw.
FEW FAMILY GROUPS
Very few family groups were
among those transported. the
majority being single men, and
Fl single girls
According 10 q statement by
Oscar Baker Jr Bay CITY at
torney. upon arrival. during the
latter part Of July. the workers
found the crops neither fully
ripened nor ready for harvest.
Instead Of the S6 10 Si2 per
day wages promised. the rates
tses MIGRANTS. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
River Rouge
Doctor browns
IN River

Ia Young K j v g + Rouge
bd Detroit physician, cruis-
b on the lower Detroit riv-
4 last sunday with a party
\ six Ia his cabin cruiser.
b drowned when he dove
H. the river for a short
Em.
4 Mrs. Nelson. wife OF the
'pcior who was %. was
hong the party Of six who
'iinessed the drowning. 9th
fs Witnessing the drowning
sers; Mr.. and Mrs. William
leone Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
|kYmour, and the Nelson's g.
'ear old daughter.
ttcWpls 10 save DR. Nelson
BE ilule as his body is re-
Fted to have never come up,
'Nsncns the idea that nc
Pbably vas the victim OF
emps
Dives had not yet discovered
body late Monday.
lhe cruising party enlanated
Dm Ammertsburgh. Ontario.
h members report that the
psei was anchored when DR..
|lSon decided to dive IN ior
|sWIm
Pio had recently established
} home and office al J57
Inpbcil in River Rouge. and
Ned as a resident doctor al
ekslde and Sumby Hospitals.
pr Nelson is graduate Of
ehatry Medical College, Nash
lc Tenn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
|upreme Liberty
bSurance Meet
/ Urban League

Ihc 18th annual convention OF
\ Supreme Liberty Life In
fance Company got underway
Detroit Wednesday. beginning
fh a luncheon at the Ebony
pm Hotel Gotham. where del
pc Were guests of the Book
L. Washington Trade ASsocla-
representatives. from fifteen
PES arc converting with The
ppers, individuals doing out
pd'ng Jobs, and national Off
4 loining in the discussion
&pps and workshops. All ses-
Ps arc being held at tho
pm League, 200 Mack ave-
beginning Thursday morn
\ al $50 a m.
Hosts 10 the convention are
'e members of the Wayne
PuniY Agency. George w.
PEG Gu. manager. In ad-
hon 10 the interesting bust
rs sessions this group has
hnned an entertaining social
fogem Included are an in
mal party al the Omega
Phi Fraternity House,
ursdaY evening. Aug. l9; .
Ne SUPREME LIBERTY. p. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Rev. Hill Files
For Council Seat

The Rev Charles A. Hill. pas
tor OF Hartford Avenue Baptist
Church, announced shortly be-
fore the deadline (for fling last
week, that he would run for
the vacancy in the Detroit Com
mon Council in the September
primary
The Rev Mr. Hill polled APP
proximately 100000 votes in the
last councilmanic race. but
failed to be elected He is seek
ing the seat vacated by Council
man Norwicki. who accepted a
position with the DSR as super
visor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Accidents, Life

Citizens in the vicinity OF
Dawson and Arlington. along
with members of the neighbor-
hood fire and police depart
ments, are petitioninE the De
troit Common Council for "one
traffic light
FLOYD Davis OF l3006 Al ling
ton has solicited more than $50
names of citizens in the COM
munity who are demanding that
the council have traffic light
installed at Dawson and Airing
ton.
Reason, TO eliminate the
mounting automobile accidents
occurring al the above lntersec-
ton. as well as in the vicinity.
Patrolman John Baker Of the
Dawson Police Precinct, made
7-month study OF accidents
al the above intersection. and
recommends a traffic light. Pa
trolman Davis report shows Z
total OF IL auto accidents &c.
curing with a poorly lighted
Textbook span. while during
the same time. and same terri
tory. Fl pedestrians were in
jured. one fatally.
Lieut.. Burt Ellis of Fire En-
ginc Company No. 43. was one
Of the first citizens Of the COM
munity to sign the petition, ask
Ing the council TO install light
at the above intersection
From Greeley and Dawson
10 Jos. Campau and Dawson,
the patrolmans report says the
lighting system is poor (Street
lamps). making crossing as well
as driving hazard and dan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
ConvictEscapes
Enroute To Ga.

CINCINNATI - A life term
convict being returned from De
troit TO De Kalb county. Georgia,
escaped last week from a patrol.
man who was returning him. as
the train stopped in Cincinnati.
Leroy Harris, alias Thomas
Rose, escaped from a Georgia
chain gang in October OF l945,
and was recently recaptured IN
Detroit. Harris, who was yet
at large last Tuesday. escaped
from the patrolman. CT. T.
Wright shortly after he re-
turned from a Mushroom
He knocked the patrolman
down. then trampled over him
before escaping He was serv-
ing a life term for murder.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Realtors BaIk

LOS ANGELES - Local
real estate men. hoping to
prevent a recent United
States Supreme Court deci-
sion from being carried out,
have called meetings here.
TO lay plans for amending
the United States Constitu-
ion
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

McNally told the Tribune that
he had assigned Assistant Pros
ecutors Ernest Richards and Ed
Scott OF his staff TO make a
study Of the charges and talk
with all persons involved
The Prosecutor said that he
would not tolerate any soft
glove" policy with persons who
continue TO practice discrim-
ination against people in pub
lie eating places because OF
their color or religion.
The case in question was called
TO McNallv's attention by the
Tribune after one OF the com
plainants in the case said that
the defendant was released
without the Issuance Of war
rant.
YOUNGSTERS COMPLAINED
The complaints were made BY
Edward Harris. Is. 27l7 Howard;
Charles Neal, 10, same address,
George Ayers. 10. OF 76l-2lst:
James Myles. is. Of 76l-2lst
and Samuel Washington, Is. OF
3025 Savoy.
Harris said he went into Mag
lams Confectionery. 5000 w
Fort. for q coke and sandwich
along with the other five boys
The group were refused serv-
ice by Maglam who told them
that they did not serve Negroes.
Assistant Prosecutor Morris
Freedman told the Tribune that
he gave Maglam a lecture
after getting him 10 promise
that he would not refuse 10
serve Negroes, and that Russell
Harris signed a statement he
would not prosecute him.
Harris told the Tribune anG
the NAACP that Freeman in
sisted that he sign statement.
agreeing 10 drop the case al
though he did not feel that he
should.
McNally informed the Tri-
bunc that he called staff
tSee MeNALLY. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21
Detroiters To
Appear In New
Motion Picture

HoLLYw0OD.-(NPB)-- Eu.
nice Wilson and Bill Walker,
two former Detroiters, are APP
peering In the first Of q series
Of six all-Negro pictures being
produced BY the newly organ
lied Norwanda Pictures. Inc.
The producers Byron G.. An
derson Il also 2 former Detroiter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-08-21

EE SCHOOLING
rec schooling. free board and
Ilng will be granted traihees
School.
FalneeS who complete the ten
Course successfully will be
n an opportunity Of a career
lately.
pccessful candidates will be
sned held work for a period
Lree weeks in Atlanta.
pc work will be under the