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Evening star., 1948-05-04
30 -Doy Sentences Given
Nine on Drunk Churoes

Nine defendents OF a total of 132
to pass through Municipal Court
on drunk charges yesterday received
30-day sentences, with additional
time to serve in jail If they fail to
pay stiff fines.
Judge Aubrey B. Fennell handed
out the penalties. The nine who
were hardest hit have police records
which show many convictions for in
toxication. Average sentence for
the remainder Of the days docket
was $40 fine or 5 DAYS in iail.
Evening star., 1948-05-04

living disabled veterans of World
War II.
Lucian. o. Hunter, jr., commander
of the post, presented 20 Speaker
Martin a resolution in appreciation
of his efforts in behalf of the con-
gressional charter granted to AM
vets, and for his distinguished
leadership in national problems"
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Marlin Buys Amvet POSI- S
First Four-Leaf Glover

House Speaker Martin yesterday
bought the first four-leaf white
clover Of the House of Representa-.
tives Post, at a luncheon in his
honor in a Capitol restaurant.
Mrs. Olga Miller, chairman oi
the posts Flower Committee, pinned
the emblem on Mr.. Martins larel
She said afterwards the Massachu.
sets Republican presented the post
with generous" donation to the
fund being raised for benefit Of
Evening star., 1948-05-04

right streetcar. After riding around
for about a half an hour I got of
and walked. But I still couldn't find
my house
After awhile, I asked boy where
the police station was. That's
where lost boys should 60. He sent
me here"
Charles slept through the night
on a table in the guardroom.
Evening star., 1948-05-04

dlCeT aNnOuIlc-
ing that he was
lost. .
A ! t h o u G h
Charles E. Boo
her couldn't tell
them his ad-
dress after he
arrived shortly
before midnight,
the police quick
ly found it this
morning by CALL
ing Dill stric t
schools.
After several
calls they found
Cbor1oe ic a ~our
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Powiey, Armour See Revolt
In Boooto Bindinq Americas

MIAMI, Fla, May 4 (P).-William
D. Pawley. former Ambassador tc
Brazil, and Assistant Secretary OF
State Norman Armour concluded
last night that the recent Colombian
revolt served to bind the Amer
lean republics more firmly together
Mr.. Pawley and Mr.. Armour, who
arrived here in Mr.. Pawley's private
plane from the ninth Inter Amer
lean Conference in Bogota, Colon
bia, declared the Communists tried
to break up the conference, but
failed.
THE uprising showed representa-
tiyes of all countries ATTENDING the
conference what could happen to
any Of us. It's good thing they
were there to winess it. Mr.. Pawley
said.
Mr.. Armour termed the confer
ence very successful"
Il have the greatest admiration
for the Colombian government" he
said, they enabled us to 60 ahead
with the conference after the rev.
olution. 1t was very laudable'
Evening star., 1948-05-04
Capitol Police Check Schools,
Return Lost Boy, Is, to Home

1t took Capitol police less than
half an hour this morning to locate
the home of a 13-year-old youngster
who spent the night with them
Evening star., 1948-05-04
M0SHE SHERT0K

Foreign Secretary designate Of the new Jewish
stote Head Of the political department Of the
Jewish Agency since 1893. this dynemie eeder
hos brilliantly presented +he ease for Palestine TO
the United Notions. Heor his stirring euthorito-
tive story!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16
win FRANCES PETRoss

Truly a blue day in the village
TO-DAY, with the ram pouring
down Ia dampen the ardor OF
many. much less the spirits OF
lowlv colunnist With the
comngs and goings OF host
3, Cleveland fans during the
past few hectic DAYS. am IN a
mid other trying 10 type win
one hand and listening 10 Larry
Dolby perform like a warrior on
the other hand.
The Alexander Dumas Auxll-
ialv held their installation OF
officers Sunday with Mrs. Hazel
Hegemap inves,iture, the follow
ine people FOR the l94849 term:
president. Mrs. Matte Johnson;
vice president. Mrs. Maud Dur
den: second vice president, Mrs.
Marian Warren, secretary, Mrs.
Edith Bate treasurer Mrs.
Iowa Branham: historian, Mrs
Ellen Harvey. Sgt az Arms. Mrs
Essie Mckinney: chaplain, Mrs.
jeanette Fuller: executive board,
Mesdames Garrett, Milton. Wat
ton. A lovely corSsge was pre-
sented Mrs Hegeman by the
Auxiliary ladies during their
ceremonies. Refreshments served
10 all. Talented Alfredo TAYLOR,
local pianist. was guest artist at
the first fall meeting OF the
Ecorse Womsn's Club in the club
rooms ~ School Number Two.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16
BROWSING AROUND ESCORSE
With FRANCES PErRoss

Miss Taylor PLAYED five selec-
lions including The Juggiers,
"A Melody OF Three. Trees.
One Alone" and Tea for Two
Mrs. James Beck OF Los An
geles, Calf, girlhood friend OF
Mrs. Maud Poole. 4l70-l8th
street. was caught in social
whirl during her stay as house
guest OF the Poole's the past
three weeks. A lovely party Sat
urday evening in their beautiful
home was quite grand affair
with cooling beverages and a
tasty repaSt served 20 MI and
MI. j. T. McElrov. Mr. and Mrs.
Mckinney, Mr.. and Mrs. Far
and Mr. and Mrs. Bates OF
Ecorse. Mesdsmes Sarah Spann,
Beatrice Mitchell, James Battle,
Mr.. Robert Boyce. Mr. and Mrs.
]. McNary. Mr.. and Mrs Evans,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jack
son. all of Detroit enjoying this
CAV event with the Poole's gra-
cious hospitality in evidence ev-
erywhere. Mrs. Mckinney OF
4l78-l8th street vas hostess 10
Mesdames Frank KYLE, j. 7. Nc
Elroy. Maud Poole and her
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

wife. Flora haC and their son
Butch He was entertained by the
Triumphant Singers Of which his
wife IS leader OF the quartet. al
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. s. L.
Bradford OF 3773 Sprlnghill ST.
Mrs. p l. Bradford neice. Kath-
leen and husband. have purchas-
ed their new home on Walnut ST.
in Inkster The citizens OF Ink
ster bid them a hearty welcome
10 our village,
Well after the chilly. dl~sry
am last Week did YOU see that
beautiful rainbow II brought
back the promise OF God 10 the
people OF brighter DAYS ahead
You know. sunshine ALWAYS fol-
lows rain No sunshine. no rain.
SO II YOU are burdened or faint
hearted cheer up for the darkest
hour is just before the dawn.
Well. there were some big roings
az the American Legion Hall Post
No 285 SUNDAY October 10 In
Stallation OF officers took place
there. Say Y. F. w. were YOU
on the honor rolf Get wise 10
yourself and be on hand the next
time They can help YOU when
you can't help yourself
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P Martin Of
Alfred Street entertained guests
over the week end Mrs. ". A.
Young. wife OF Dr.. Young Will be
returning home with her SOP and
daughter from their vacation in,
California. where they spent one
month. DR. Watson Young IS one
OF Inkster's own products. Just
2 local home boy that made good.
The citizens Of Inkster are very
proud OF the Doc and his fam
lily.
For news or ads ~ any kind.
call 10. l-S267 So long for now
See YOU next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

PRINCE HALL o. E. S. COLUMN
GUIDING STAR NO. ll-STATED MEETINGS ls "wednesday
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday,. Worthy Matron-Mrs Nan.
H.rd.Ii G-.-S nj
ger 9sss 3oh Street La 4ssl.
| BATHsHEBA CHAPTER NO. s-sTATED MEETINGS LIST Fri.
Blanche Graves sos7 2lih Street TY ssSls Worthy
tron-Mr James Clark ssa2 3oh sh.sh sserstarY-Ers
GOLDEN LEAF NO. l4-sTATED MEETINGS LIST Wednesday.
DEGREE WORK Ord Wednesday. Worthy Msiron-Mrs
Mr. c. Reid l742s Tw ls7s; sserstsry-NiIs Rose
A Fisher. 32ll Yemsns.
Ssy DEcREE WORK Ard F,;sav wo,hn LIST Pr,
81 Wright $50 Msdbury TR 23s7s; Worthy De
void HOlsy lO27s cardon secretary Mrs AYes
LONE STAR CHAPTER NO. 2sSTATED MEETINGS lsi Thurs
DAY, DAY. DEGREE WORK Ord Thursday. Worthy Msiron-Mrs
Mr. George Glenn 1884 Majestic; Secretary Opal Glenn
2llol Ithaca. '''
ST. AGNES cHAPTER NO. 20. STATED MEETINGS And
Wednesday DEGREE WORK 9Th Wednesday Worthy M.,rer
Mrs Lorraine Daniels Soes 23rd TY 7lTes Woythv
Patron Mr. Jerry Flaming ssS2 Boxwood TY sos73 Seere
cAPsToNE CHAPTER NO. a. STATED MEETINGS sns Thurs.
cay. DEGREE WORK 9Th Thursday. Worthy Marion Mrs.
M John C. Robinson 1870 Maple seeretarv Mr.,
Marie Johnston. 3t33 Arndt ~ ' ''
day. DEGREE WORK ard Thursday Worthy Msron NJ.
nns smith sols Oakland Tn. l-l0l7: Worthy Patron Mr.
wI9m Hunter Secretary Mrs Eileen Donsldsou lSsoS Con
DoRIcIAN CHAPTER NO. a. STATED MEETINGS ind Thur.
cay; w0hk th Thursday Worthy Msron Mrs. Ed
ss SsNer Isss brYdsni Secretary Mrs Hsnrsns Yulis
DEbohAA CHAPTER NO. o. STATED MEETINGS. IND u..a.
49,, w0hk 9Th Monday Worthy MsheR. MrS : y
oIs tssv senser T1 1s771 verify Patron M Wsiss,
Ficwsrs asss ' Fa.. Tn 's. Secretary Mrs. Aimee D.
TYRE CHAPIER NO. o. STATED MEETINGS Ia, n.,a. mr.
Fiood ssH Central zee SL Verify h.rsn MRS.
Ileds Jzs Canton. WA Sl330 sscresrv NJ. r,"..n
fieida 9zsl Canton. WA. $3.50. - '''"es
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

house guest, Mrs. Beck at a
luncheon in her spacious home
Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday
evening the Carmichial's were
host and hostess at delicious
dinner party including the
Poole's and Mrs. Beck. After
spending a week in New Jersey,
Mis-. Beck will head back to
sunny California with fond
memories of her many friends
IN Michigan
WAYNE University takes care
OF the boys. | mean John Haze
~. Bob Williams. Donald God
bold. Willie Morgan, Irving Pet
ross Jr.. and Donald Sherrod 10
mention few. and the ones
we would be most interested in.
They travelled in style to New
York. a week ago and were VIC
torious in their football game
there Last week they were
among 33 teammates as they
ilew via Capital Airlines 10
Washington. d. c.. then by train
Ia Quaintico. Va, to bow in
defeat, 10
The sixth. seventh and
eighth grade girls at the
Claude J. Miller School look
quite dapper in their new uni
form gym suits of blue and
white.
Had a fine time al the Jewish
Community Center, Holbrook
and Woodward. Sunday al q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16
Released On
$1,000 Bond

A. { Pierce. %. of 526 SUI
perior. River Rouge, wanted for
assault with lnicnt "a KILL sun
rendered TO police Mond3y He
was sought for the shooting OF
Joe Smith. S. Of $50 Lemon
sire :. on Wednesday OF last
week
Pierce was brought in by his
attorney O W Johnson. Ar
raigned before Judge Gagnesu
Monday. he pleaded not guilty
and MS examination is SET for
Thursday AZ pm He was re-
leased on $1,000 bail
Smiths condition Is greatly
improved az Sumbv Hospital
where he was taken after the
shooting Both men were en-
ploved by Great Lakes Steel.
The SHOOTING occurred IN front
OF Smiths home
Smith was shot In the back
with a 20-euage shot gun. the
charge hitting him in the back
from a distance OF about so feet
The men had had words some
time before Smith was starting
his motorcycle in preparation to
going 10 work when he Was
shot
The shooting reportedly fol-
lowed an argument between the
two men earlier in the DAY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

nice tea and reception. Met ever
so many of my friends there
and made a host of new ones.
Mrs. Lucy Hill, president OF
the local Housewives League.
trotted along with me. Was so
glad 10 see Roberta MCGUIRE al
WAYS very lovely, Ernestine Bull
lock. old friend and pal also.
Lillian Hatcher. whom envy
for her serene cool manner and
charming personality. Mildred
Jeffries colorful in red. with
her ability TO do all things well
and her modesty: everyone in
GLIDING me were thrilled with
Erna Makal, charming Austrian.
recent resident Of England.
and now living in Detroit. This
is the end Of the line for this
week Must get up and act lice
a housewife. Shirley is vacation
ing in Cleveland this week and
I'm here holding the bag. Ter
rible feeling. See YOU next week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

Ecorse police were seeking a
man Who walked away with a
strong box from a west side res
dents home last week after
tearing down = door 10 get at
the safe.
John T McElroy OF 4l66-l8th
street. Ecorse. told police that
the box was in a basement room
and that the thief removed the
screw from the door and walked
away with il.
McElrcy stated that the box
contained bonds, valuable pap
ers md cash. He furnished police
with the name Of a suspect.
Three young River Rouge
boys were turned over 10 their
parents with q stern warning
this week. after the proprietor
OF q west side establishment
reported 10 police that they
had taken money from her
cash drawer.
Katie Benford OF 497 Visger
the proprietor OF the Hi-De-Ho
Cleaners. told police that while
she was on the phone the trio
( had taken $40 from the cash
box. The money was recovered
A 43-yesr old man OF Rive
Rouge was given the maximum
penalty when found guilty o.
leaving the scene OF two acct.
dents last Saturday evening
/ Judge Jerry ]. Gagneau ord
cred Henry Sutton, 80. Of 37I
Palmerston. 10 the Detroit HOUSE
OF Correction and fined him sl0I
on the two counts at his tria
last Monday.
According 10 police, sutton
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

car ran through the stop street
at Henry and Division. striking
a car driven by Margaret Britt,
20. OF 223 FaIrmont
Failing to stop, Sutton's car
continued along Henry street
and shot out into jefferson. this
time hitting car driven by
Rodney Luech OF New York.
Witnesses obtained the license
number and description OF the
driver in both accidents and re-
layed the information to police
Tracing his registration. police
arrested Sutton al his home
early Sunday morning.
DRIVER sLAsHED
A Great Lakes Greyhound
Suburban bus driver was slashed
about the face by one OF his
passengers as the aftermath ot
argument growing out Of The
no smoking rule" last Saturday
night.
The driver Rodger Rsupp. OF
1927 Leblanc. Lincoln Park. told
Ecorse police that he elected a
man at the corner Of 18th and
ViSger for smoking on the bus
As his passenger left. he pulled
a knife and slashed Raupp four
times about the face, police re-
ported.
Raupp gave police a descrip-
ton OF his asssilant and told
officers that two other passen-
gers witnessed the incident but
refused TO give him their names
The bus driver was treated by
local doctor and released.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16
This Burglar

Burglars weren't so nice to
, the Theodore Washingtons last
Sunday evening.
The washingtons, who live al
4lO Frazer. River Rouge, were
away from home four hours last
Sunday and upon their return
discovered that an unwelcomed
visitor had removed the follow
ing from their home:
Three men suits, two over.
coats. one top coat, record
player. one pair OF shoes, Mrs
Washington's winter coat and q
pair Of shoes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16
John Wesley To
Celebrate First
Anniversary

John Wesley Methodist Church,
SIS Beechwood at Visger Road
in River Rouge will start the cell
ebration OF its first anniversary
on Sunday. October IL. The cele-
bration will last through October
"a. DR.. II. M. Carol. district sup
erintendent OF the Chicago Dis
trict will deliver the morning ad-
dress Sunday. Various denomin-
atoms will participate in the
program. The public is cordially
invited to worship with the mem
bers during their anniversary
program. Rev. Chester A. Tram
well is pastor Of the church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16
LOGANvILLE,

a tfifiN one yea old man who
was convicted OF the triple az
murder Of relatives last july To-
paia with his lie on the gallows
last week
Mathew Pc SION, g.. convicted
OF k!iilng MS VIE noiher.in-la,,
ana iather- !n-law last April 20.
Last Meal
Person. for his last meal, or.
dsred liver. fruit. q vegetable.
and cake. but he only ate an
apple and one bite OF cake.
Alter the last walk 10 the
seaffold. following a prayer BY
Dr.. Edward NJ. FLANAGAN. Prot.
esfani Chaplin al the Pen. War.
den Oral J. Skeens asked Peri.
son II he had anything 10 say.
Person replied; Il hope the
people will take warning from
what ] have done. and will fol.
low the commandment and
make ready 10 depart this
world. and make peace with
God as ! have done.
Thank you"
Pe.sOn vas pronounced dead
BY D. 5. T. Yono and Or James
? Cow His BODY was shipped
10 ne Logan Funeral Home and
remained OF the fune al parlor
until Oct ?, during that time a.
bout 5000 persons y4eweo the re-
mains lie vas buried N Eine.
Cemetery
DsmS Meet
Logan Co4nuars were deeply
gyIeved 10 hear OF the passing OF
Mother Jamie Caughn. Saturday
Sept. % after severe stroke
" Vaughn was formerly OF
Williamson and Logan, Tor the
past SIX years she had resided IN
Cleveland, Ohio.
She leaves 70 mourn her pass
Ing a do gate. Mrs. Elizabeth B
Wake 81 Cleveland Ono, one
son. William Albert Jr. OF the
same city and most Of friends
Logan Cglnlans attending the
fune al we're Mrs Ruth y Wal
kel of Omar, W. Va Mrs. DIches
White Mrs MARY Crowder and
M. and Mrs. Leslie Bradford OF
Llgan
Highlg hung the Convention
was the keynot, add ess by Sec
ret y Of the Navy Nj. Gale Sui
Ivan.
Among other notables who
spoke were Harley NJ Kllgore
Senior Senator from W Va. Hon
Matthew Mansfield Nicely. nomi-
nee for Senator Of W. Va. Gov
Clarence w. Meadows. Nominee
for Governor Hon. Oakie Pate
son. Hon. James r. ROLAND
prominent attorney from Beck
lev. w. Va Who is President Q
the Young Negro Democdat Clubs
Of w. Va
Aracoma Tops Kimball High
The Aracoms Bulldogs defeat
ed the Kimball High 10 the tun
~ 40 to 8 last Friday. Yea Ara
coma, we want the championship
this year.
Visiting. Mr. Leonard ?. Las
lev visited friends in Nc
Dowell County. over the week
end Raymond c Ferguson sper
the week end as the guest OF Mis-
Lilly Mae Brady on the w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

.JOTTINGS
BIZ MAS. J. W. KELLOGG

The weather IS nice today. A
bit brisk but beautiful. SO YOU
did see that fish tail Cadillac car
cruising along Harrison Road and
wondered about IL Well. IL was
not mine. not yet. / viii tell you
when. Il belongs 10 Mr. B j.
Peek OF the Peek Cleaners OF De-
tyoiL He Just came out for pow
WOW with his old pal Cookie OF
Township Cleaners.
Well. the Monarch Singers are
81 Il again. They were at the
Church OF God and Christ Sun
dav October 10 3644 Harrison
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-10-16

Road. They sang
out Of their souls
20 a full house.
Mr.. Robert Rob-
nson who IS
manager OF the
Triumphant SIN
gers celebrated
lis 35th birthday
October 10 with
ms charming
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
Mississippi Backs Civil
Rights Program Of Truman

JACKSON, Miss. - Taking q
stand firmly in back OF Pres
idcnt Truman'S civil rights re-
port, over 100 prominent Mis-
sissippl Negroes met here to
cheer the Truman doctrine and
TO draft plea TO Mississippi's
governor to do something about
the equalization OF opportuni-
ties for all citizens of Mississip-
pi
AT the same time, Mlssissippi's
Governor Fielding L. Wright
was vehemently denouncinE the
President in manner reminls-
cent OF the late Theodore (The
Nam Bilbo. a fellow statesman.
In an impassioned attack. Gov
Wright blasted the Truman civil
rights program and. with a body
OF other Southern governors, de.
nounced the presidential doctrine
be over. and into the walls
will go a guy who crowded his
luck and will have 10 meet a
buddy who has had hard luck
for ten years.
| know the friend who took
the rap was in love with the
girl. but so shy. he rather let
her marry whom he thought she
loved. How corny real life can
no
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
Randolph Believes
FEPC Is Possible

A Philip Randolph, president
OF The Brotherhood Of Sleeping
Gar Porters. A. F. L.. and CO.
Chairman Of the National Coun-
ell for a Permanent FEPC, told
q pres conference in Detroit
last Thursday that prospect.
were bright for the passage Of
me lycs-Chavez Fair Employ
mQent Practice Bill in Congress
ms session. providing the people
demonstrate to Congress the
ton
The bill viii outlaw racial
and religious discrimination in
EMPLOYMENT and create fair
employment commission in the
FEDERAL Government to enforce
INC ACT Introduced under BIZ
pa iisan sponsorship, the bill
attempts 20 extend to the nation
a whole, principles already
ssascted INTO law in New York
massachusetts,, Connecticut. and
New Jersey.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28

II you served In any enc Of the
Armed Forces during World
War II and held q classification
as specialist in one Of the Jobs
listed above. you are eligible
10 enlist in tho u S. Army in
a commissioned officer grade
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
$1,000 Pay
Increase
Supported

Support for thousand dollar
across-ihe board annual pay in
crease TOT all postal employees
was voted Sunday at a mass
meeting in Ebenezer AME
Church al which Congressman
Adam Clayton Powell Jr., was
major speaker
Tit audience voted unani-
mousN 90 urge support foi the
havez.Langer-Dingcll bills and
TO call upon Michigan Con-
eressmcn 20 work for It's pas
sage
Hearings on the bill COM
renced on Wednesday before
the House Committee on Post
Office and Civil Service. The
subcommittee OF the correspond
ing Senate committee has al
ready reported favorably on the
bills
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
OHTheBeat
~ llM UTLEn
By JIM BUTLER

Out OF the black night into
the dramshop came chaimer,
wet with rain to dampen heH
dry hopes and talk about a
crime that never won a bylIne.
Before second double-shot
she attracted my attention when
she said:
There's an innocent man serv-
ing life sentence in Jackson
prison for murder my husband
committed ten years ago, to-
night If il had not been Tor a
serious strain in her voice, ]
would have laughed at the aged
Joke. There are thousands OF
men in tails all over the world
with some lover thinking the
poor convict IS innocent OF
charges.
But the story the doll told
started with Spring time and
young love. She was a teen
ager and he was the handsome
guy with pretty clothes and
plenty Of the right chips Be
tween dates he played a game
of cops and robbers. kidding
himself that he was many points
ahead of the badge-bcarers.
Three weeks before the we'd
ding. something happened. The
poor man. strongarmed. died.
Suspects were rounded up and
the rackeieer lover found him
self charged with investigation
OF murder. The mugs buddy.
who was miles away from the
scene of the crime the night
Il was committed. kept his love
for young doll secret.
Marriage at the time seemed
necessary in fact so much so
the innocent friend allbied him.
self into life sentence while
the guilty one promised his
pawn that the lives Of him and
his bride would be happy ever
after
Before ten years had passed,
the husband had made donkey
out OF the oath he had rated
TO the buddy rapplng out term
for him He STAYED In Correc-
tionS as much as he lived at
home
"Now is the Hour played on
the iuke-box. and the sweet
doll decided the melody was
Just the thing to make up her
mind to pack and leave her
trouble behind.
The next nieh as | sat on
the same stool the barkeep
told me her husband got
mad and cut her 10 death
when he caught her coming
out OF the rooming house with
her bags. The trial will soon
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-02-28
New Bills
debated In
Congress
ID Month Extension
Under Consideration
A. Senator's Debate

DISTINCTION. d. C.-Repub-
~ leaders are reported to be
n Ssnn,ng 10 extend present rent
P''"ols bv 30 days while they
we s,ys consideration to a longer
range bill
rho current law will expire
Fob 20 unless il is extended.
~ Hons, and Senate are ex-
TOD 10 complete their stop
psr action by late in the week.
The Senate will proceed with
=, dehate on a bill that would
e'ytend rent controls another IA
months
The extension. according TO
nan less, Walcott, Michigan
pepublican chairman OF the
Moyse Banking Committee will
eSgnee ,hc present law IN only
one respect The change would
nrcyent eviction OF any tenant
II public housing project re-
sagdless OF income. until ade-
oua,e quarters are available ior
them
Al th present time public
housing officials are under in
struc,ions Ia evict high income
tenants whose earnings are
above the maximum allowed for
residence in low-cost public
housing
The Srnstc bill contains pro-
visions for failing violators of
rent control regulations. Several
senators oppose the provisions,
and GOPs,cr Cain Of Washing
Ton Is said 10 be considering
joining them.