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The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Man Beaten,
Run Out Of
Delta Town

LOUISE. Miss.-The FBI is
reported 10 be investigating the
beating OF 4 43 year old father
of five. owner OF several prop
critics in this city who was
ordered out OF town by village
authorities.
The beaten man is Cleye Cot
ton. who is the father OF chll-
oren VINO range in age from y
wears TO four months He was
beaten after he had suggested
10 the cashier al the city water
department office that he would
repair the water pipe in mont
OF his house al no charge 20 the
city in order TO keep his bill
down.
The cashier and another white
man in the office beat Cotton
on the head and face with q
stick.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
FBI's Unwarranted
Use Of Fugitive
Act Hit By Judge

The arrest of DPW Worker
Garter Bruce Washington by
the FBI under the Federal Fug-
tive Act was denounced BY
Juac Theodore Levin as unwsr-
gar'aj
The nan Is alleged TO have
skipped bond while being neld
n Tuscaloosa. Ala, in the muir
dc ot his wife in 1916
The FBI was instructed that
"a petition for extradition should
be sought in this type Of case.
rather than using the federal
statute REGARDING prisoners who
make unlawful flights 10 avoid
prosecution.
The Judge charged that the
FBl had no intention to prose-
cute n the federal court. yet
Were attempting 10 make the
court believe they would.
Judge Levin placed Washing
ton under $4,000 bond and de-
manded that he be brought back
n FRIDAY with a proper charge.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Jim Grow Charged by
Soldiers I'm Germ any

went a. The town OF Aueroaeh
on y pass He was picked up by
miltsr, police, who did not
even ask him tor hls pass nc
Nas told that the town Was 'oti
limits 10 cololcd soldiers.
He was taken 10 the head
quarters OF the consiabllarY'
where he was informed that
his commanding officer should
have known better than 10
have issued him pass tor
that town.
He was ordered TO return 70
hi. post al once HIS command
Ing Officer immediately attempt
ed TO get At the bottom of the
affair. but after = month rs
said 10 have been able to learn
nothing
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Probe To Seek
Red Traces In
Negro Groups

WASHINGTON. D. c. Com.
munlSt activities among Negroes
will be among the items to be in
vestigated soon by the House
Un-American Activities Commit
tee, according TO Chairman j.
Parnell Thomas
Also 10 be investigated are
Gerald L K. Smith, Communist
activities in Miami, in unions. and
in Hollywood.
Thomas declared that has com
mittee had uncovered about 30
cases IN which government Off
Gals had interviewed to- secure
the admission to the country of
Communist aliens.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Rosenwald Fund Ends
Work After 81 Years

Including Howard. billiard, and
Fisk and the six schools OF
The Atlanta federation Of col
leses.
'atr tiNe million went
5.357 rural schools for
III is Southern states.
rts ontailed promises by
sihorlt.cS that they would
the upkeep.
million was spent on
8ps ior 500 Negroes and
AhteS Marian Anderson.
* m nc Durham and Willard
=. I, 'ycre among the recip-
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10

THE AMERICAN OCCUPA-
TION ZONE IN GERMANY
Reports OF discrimination by
Army authorities here have been
made bv Negro troops
Two specific cases have been
cited one involving persecution
OF a German woman who IS a
friend OF a Negro staff sergeant
the other the declaration OF an
entire town as "out Of bounds
for Negro troops
The woman came 10 hlt2ln-
cen from Bad Nauhelm 10 vislt
4 soldier she had known IN ls45
he had since returned home ana
had Just returned 10 Germany
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Blood Donors
Sought To Aid
Accident Victim
Csn.n4ea - 20

Cen.aaeo stom Pase
TEN Donors ENoucH
Donations may be made a;
the Hosp 'tal az Eloise or az
ne Hea Cross alooa bank lS1
p Eaeaoeta II eiihes case j.
ae-.5 pc maae clear .ha; it IS
ter tGe acccani q Mys, Jelia
sersY a. Wayne County Ger
era! Eospi.aL
7
10
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Leroy Smith To
Seek High Post
In DIM Union

LEROY Smith veteran Detroit
orchestra leader, IS candidate
for election TO the board OF di-
rcctors Of the Detroit Federation
OF Musicians The election Will
be held within three weeks.
Smith has been a member OF
the musicians union for As years.
He has been active in the pro-
motion Of music both in Detroit
and New York where he PLAYED
for many wears al the famed
Comics Inn.
The candidate was nominated
al the locals primary election
last week.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Convict Returns To
Chain Gang In Dixie

Ii. perWoo3 s C. ihey found
W.l.sas cn5oyne many prlvi-
.el rcMdne the light 70 50
h5r ttry Weekend Patrick
atnt that this was true
W hrs was condemned 70
tye .u on the chain gang
v,.aaut tAal or plea the al
rc sa.e Undrr South Caro-
fr hc should not have
aver 80 DAYS, he oeclared.
T "a was assault ana bat
th intent 20 rape.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
ONE DELEGATE

Continued From Page u
p Bacf elected 20 the National
coreat ~ resolutions c3uNt-
ic tid the editor ot lic TRI-
BlNt 'hat he would - pus0r d
s'iuiion upport lg 'ne tuH ap-
rlcahan Of civil ucnt IN Afuer-
ra and would attempt io gtt a
nlank ~ tnai effect d th Qa-
tuai platform
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Vet Appointed
investigator Of
Auto Violations
IC5uilnUed From Pace n

Continued From Page y
tfe %aNy
aoa auoaiCa E
3D' t',n3ca A kan>a>
aao Watue Ju.-
The Job pays s324o a year
and Involves Investigation Of
vioiations oi tho motor vehicle
laws Of the STATE.
90 passed cvl
tou and Wa
to Tho 0U us
1lrv cOnnus one
r' ot the Prog cSsrc
lNn and tv JIe
~ 1to punIsat OF
ts TRIBUNE
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Joe Louis Sued
For S5oo,ooob by
Georgia Pastor
lcontinued from FEC


Faulkner charges that Louis
Wooed his wife and children
away from him lie said that Joe
gave his wife gifts ioiallne
S35 000 including $4,000 IN cash.
Joe and MI, Faulkner who
models under the name OF Carole
Drake. denied all his charges
Ii Is believed that the suit
was filed only for Is nuisance
value because Sucn suits have
been outlaWcd n Illinois since
the end of 1917
Louis IS in Paris on a second
honeymoon with his Wltc Malva
He Is expected home soon
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
/ Lcentlrued 90 Paae u

Otc iet defense attorney s
lieofou, pt7iesi> iGdgc Picard
dismissed III cha eCs n the case
ara Williams on his way
& uic
Patrick declared that VIII.
liams had been coereed or
ir.eked into signins the waiver.
ENJOYED 1T"
IhC tHu catatlNes oi the
-eelt t1.I cporters that ~
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Hubby Shot BY
Wife. But They
Can't Agree How
Continued from Page !.

she said.
She wrestled with him in an
effort 70 get the gun away
from him, and in the fracas IL
was accidentally discharged. she
added.
A neighbor testified that he
heard the argument, but could
not tell whose story was true
Mrs. Nealy is being held bv
police tor investigation OF fell
onious assault.
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
WOMAN REPRIMANDED

On her way home from Kit.
1ngen she was picked up hy
Army authorities and questioned
ABOUT her relations with the
soldier. in the presence Of an
other woman.
The woman was gwen a repu-
mand and told that she would be
reported 10 the military govern
ment
The othei case involved a
Technician Fourth Grade who
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Business Leader
Urges Syndicate
For Purchasing
LConiinued from 20 !

Loniinued from Page J
rDwc 'Gc areas could he bCllht
"a quantity iut ia NeV YWt a.
q aTlre ip tbc gcagaat aa.
% i.c cons lle and ut profit
% tnc proposed indicate
Moreover, he added. inHum
erable Jobs for young men and
women pursuing business car
reers would be created.
fit ,UCmccd that iuItW
exploit uons % the new ycntu
'.ilinItl ~ hr Dnrourt-ns
and amer hlsinr people can
hr 'tlgcic to fGe dha tncN
pln uaVt 3 Wta I'D
q t3D. lmret 40 ar taanization
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
DBF Holds

Continued from Pace
western Field House. that the
applications would not be acted
upon until May 2. The regular
DABA season starts on May /.
Robinson and Law cnrs OK
pressed great DISAPPOINTMENT.
for they bad expected action 10
he taken this week
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Classified
Bargain

Bargain
HOTEL or Rooming House. 240
Garfield. "a rooms. II Bed
rooms.
UILDIN with restaurant
equipment. l447 Holbrook. ?
rooms with furniture included
Wonderful business opporiun
iiY. $4,000 will handle.
ILLINOIS near ST. Antoine.
family. $50 rooms. $4,000 viii
handle.
What you have 10 Sell We can
Sell IL for you ~
Frederick Douglas ReAlrN
Company
Mr.. Johnson TE. 2ss4s
Open Sunday after 2 pm.
AIS ST. Antoine
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10

Continued From Page II
Flremen battled the fire for
hours The house is owned and
operated by Anna McDave. The
fire was discovered by Stanley
Green. 68. early Sunday morning.
and is believed TO have been
caused by an overheated furnace
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
Students Hit


iN0hllHle0 from rage
Hall aIe Negroes but these few
Ne roes regardless OK the troeole
expense ard very srca' liicl-
irE involved $3.50 eHrt allt st1-
selves THERE ARE 30 Nj
GROES AND WHITES LIVING
TOGETHER AT " EB ) 7 + x
HAIL egat.on IS comPleie
.rr th1 cggN
wHY2
Is il accldenial?-NO. The
Mcmous Housing Counsellor.
Miss CORR n. has said in pri-
vate ] DO NOT WANT THE
COLORED AND THE WHITE
LIVING TOGETHER At WEB
STER HALL" Does this policy
come from higher up irom the
Men Counsellor from the
Dean q Students OF from siill
n,eher2
cGge>, oi eIin"e
tc>9-NO IT, tao
>rc rt .r wn cases where
tat together Wete
Nt uDa "Al
N lsne Counscl.'
ia.ee o iat Wire
de f1cr nat
ia i3Hl' Nt-o
w sar M ~
en-
.e e& 4sDl
~ e
- A0t
iat ano
a~Nita
a-te
c
We appeal io AZ aemeerstie
e. "ebsieg Hall whereby res
!5ents Will be assigned roons
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
For Sale
PlNGREE NEAR TWELFTH

rooms, steam heat. fireplace. AZ,
nc. brick basement 2 car GARAGE
ss'SoO' broker. TO. s.l6Ss.
FOR SALE. Beauty shop on Has.
ilngs. Modern equipment. Excel
lent buy. Call TIE, 2.esss.
FOR SALE
= Complete rooms OF furniture
including almost new baby furn.
iiure. Leaving town. will ssrri
fice. Call TY. $3.50
The Detroit tribune., 1948-04-10
- 80 TRounLE

We appeal 10 All demecrstie-
rinee people 70 help IN ihe
s.rG- gle 70 establish pohcy
81 Webster Hall whereby res
dents will be assigned rooms
Wl.hcut Tcuard 70 such Irrele-
aui factors as color or rehs
,cus belief.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

SON to finish the lanes which have.
been requested. Scheduled to pc
in Hoke during September, the
pillow will not be available at this
time to any additional Robesoh-
ians.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03
Farmers Advised To
Check Fire Safety

If past experience means any
thing. September should be desig-
mated Check Your Fire Extiaguish
er" month. o. L. Owens. county
agent for the state College t.xten-
sion Service. suggested this week.
Fire hazards increase during the
winter moNths. the Agent said.
pointing out that generally favor .
able weather conditions following
Labor Day allow plenty of time for
overhauling heating plants and for
making sure that all fire protec-
ton equipment is in good order.
Mr.. Owens said that figures re-
leased by Fire Protection Institute,
national safety organization. show
that October fire losses in this
country last year increased 81 per
cent over loss totals for Septem-
Der. The October loss totalled near
" SIS. O0O, 600. he said.
MANY of those losses could have
been prevented if property owners
had taken time last September 20
eliminate fire hazards and to make
certain that fire extinguiShers and
ether first aid equipment were in
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

training without delay or expense
to the applicant. The team is en-
powered TO process Aviation Ca
Diet applicants for the Class of
his choice.
Never before. Cpl. Morrison
said. have the opportunities bu"n
so great or far reaching for the
select group who can meet the
requirements for pilot training. To
provide the requirements for the
highly-skilled air arm with It's
educational and career opportuni-
ties of the present day. only those
men of high qualification can be
considered Only unmarried male
citizens between the ages of 20 to
26i2 are eligible. Applicants must
have two or more yeats of college
OF pas an examination to meas
ure its equivalent.
The Travelling Team which
will he located in Roc king nam
next Tuesday is anxious to convey
he details of the Aviation Cadet
and Officer Candidate programs
to all men who may be interested
in Air Force Commissions while
they are there. For information
contact Recruiting Sgt. at Amer
lean Legion hu; in Lumberton.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

AT BEACH
Mrs. Louise Anderson is spend
ing several days at Cherry Grove
Beach
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

Even keeping beautiful is threat
ened by the high cost of living.
The cost of machineless perma-
nent waves will 60 up unless
Helene Curtis Industries, Inc, of
Chicago, wins battle to reverse
a lower court decision. The firm
has announced it is carrying the
fight to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals. The decision
affects millions of customers of
the nations 100000 beauticians.
Q A lower court has ruled in favor
of Sales Affiliates, Inc. on two of
four patents on materials for
machineless permanents in an in
fringement suit against Helene
Curtis. Court records show that
Sales Affiiiates has licensed the
Toni Company and Halgar, Inc,
to manufactures and sell pads for
machineless permanents. Toni now
sells only home cold wave sets.
= Willard Gidwitz, executive vice
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03
50 Acres Burned
Al BarnesviIIe;;
P|ow Stops Fire

A wood: fire which burned over
So acres Of woods land near Bar
nesvillc last week ragged for over
two days before being brought un
dor control. According to Brady
Pait, county forester, the blaze
was the most stubborn tic has On
perienced in the county in more
than two years, and it was finally
necessary TO pillow a fire lane a
round it to stop its progress. In
Guided in the loss were Is acres
Of long leaf pine.
There is reason - believe tina:
the fire WAS of incendiary origin
as it broke out in two widelE
separate places. Fire towers are
closed al this season and tho
blaze was discovered by c. E. Her
ring Thursday afternoon on the K
M. Barnes property after it had
already made some progress.
IL men worked from Thursda:
night until Saturday morning. day
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

lion pounds in 1946-43 and 900 mil
lion pounds in 1949-50, assuming
that funds are still available under
the European Recovery Program
for the payment of leaf exports
and that there is some increase in
available collar exchange for cash
purchases.
There seems to be little doubt
of the increasing preference of
importing countries for tobacco
grown in the United States" the
analyst asserted. I'm 1916, fourteen
Western European countries OBJ
tanned about 50 per cent Of theil
import requirements Of leaf from
the United States in comparison
with 43 per cent in the prc-"al
years of 1885 to 1899"
Data obtained from manufacture
ers in these countries, Mr.. Jones
said, indicate that if adequate doll
al exchange can be obtained, ap
proximately 81 per cent of Teal
import requirements for the next
few years will be obtained from
this country.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

president of Helene Curtis, said
his firm was continuing the fight
in the interests of the beauticians
and the public. The additional cost
would have to be passed on to the
public by beauty shops, he said. {
Materials for machineless
waves represent only few items
among the hundreds in our lines"
Gidwitz said, land it would cost
less to pay the royalties than to
appeal. But since we supply only
professional beauty shops, we are
concerned over them and their
customers. We also are concerned
because Sales Affiliates has Ii.
censed two firms h competition
to beauty shops. ~~~ Z
ave arc advised by counsel that
we may be confident of winning.
In a number of patent suits af.
fecting similar beauty products in
the past. lower court decisions
have been reversed."L
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03
Officer Training
Open To Civilians

r,,s- .r..u,~E and r"n-rated
,,f,cs, ,art:ia-s opportunities re-
c,r,,v re-oro7Nd 20 civilians by
Ne i'ri.sd States Ajr Force will
10 described 70 interested young
men ct This area by one OF the
~,arsIine Air Force Teams which
,rs visiting throughout the
r.r..st States. \ Travelling Team
- ne TENTH AIR FORCE will
- n Rockingham September :
from, go AN. 20 400 PM. Cpl
4 Morrison s:a,ed today that
nose Men desiring pilot training
,-.ouch The Aviation Cadet Pro
s,srl OF thoS" Interested in the
Officer Csndidar" Program may
ds.srn'ins t.nG the travelling
.yam Ms eligibility. exclusive of
,hs physical examination. for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

and night, with hand pumps. The
plow which has been blowing pro-
tcctive lanes in the county for the
Inst month was brought from the
farm o. George Lewis Pate to
control the spread. TINS pillow has
been returned to Fa. etteville and
will be held in that central loca-
ton until rain falls in the area.
after which it will return to Robe
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

good condition"
The County Agent listed two
basic rules to keep in mind in
checking extinguishers. First. he
sure it is an approved extinguisher
which means a unit that comes up
to standards endorsed by Under
writer's Laboratories OF Factory
Mutual Laboratories. Second. be
sure you have the right extinguish-
ers for the various hazards on your
property. And if you're doubtful,
call YOUR County Agent.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03

The Colorado potato beetle is
now almost non-existent in Eng
land although very common on
the European continet, just across
the narrow English Channel.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1948-09-03
Increase In Leaf
Exports Predicted

Leaf tobacco exports during the
current fiscal year may exceed
those of last year by as much as
100 million pounds, largely because
of the Marshall Elan for aid to
European countries, according to
T. x. Jones. farm management ana
lyst at State College.
Exports from July, 1947, through
June, 1913, reached about 400 mil
lion pounds, approximately two
thirds of the amount exported dur
ing the 1946-47 fiscal year. 1t has
been estimated, Mr.. Jones said
that exports might exceed 500 mil
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Richards Sees Record-Breukinq
Year in FHA Home BuiIdinq

This year is expected to break the
Nations FHA home building record.
That was disclosed today by
Franklin D. Richards, commissioner
of the Federal Housing Admins
tratien.
Construction figures for the first
quarter of this year tend to bear
out the belief" that all records will
be smashed, Mr.. Richards said.
Over four times as many dwell
ing units built under FHA inspec-
tipn were completed in the first
three months of this year than in
the same period last year, he said.
Twice as many new construction
applications were received during
the first quarter, this year, as were
filed in the like period of 1947.
Besides a 81 per cent gain was
recorded in FILA mortgage insur-
ance applications covering existing
structures than in 1947.
Dwelling units completed under
FHA inspection alone totaled
51,479 units in the first quarter of
Evening star., 1948-05-01
900 Apprentices Register

More than 1000 apprentices were
registered in more than so trades
many of them the building trades
in the District at the end of April,
Gino j. Simi, District apprenticeship
director, reported today.
Evening star., 1948-05-01
Attic to Cellar
This Is Season
To Consider
Slipcover Choice
By Betty TrexIer

If you're thinking of buying new
slipcovers or draperies this season,
you'll find plenty Of attractive fab
RIGS to choose from.
Just As dress materials shown in
the stores become increasingly dis
tinctive and attractive with each
shipment, 1t seems, so do fabrics for
the home.
There are many more modern
fabrics available this year. Some
are In the plain, heavy weaves.
Others are figured, and there is
nothing ordinary about these. Many
of the designs are on the abstract
side and almost all are in bold colors
definitely pleasant change from
the myriads of floral patterns OF
other years.
Also available are unusual hand
screen prints and sprightly chintzes
with a new look"-striped, plain or
figured.
Then there's that sturdy, old
fashioned fabric grandma loved for
her aprons-calico-though you'd
scarcely recognize it in its modern
guise.
Unless you keep up with the
trends, you might be shocked al
the idea of a calico slipcover. But
the new designs are high-fashior
and are suitable for many more
uses than were the traditional de-
signs of old fashioned calico.
One fabric house has put out
ensembles" for the bedroom ir
gay acknowledgements, curtains
slipcovers, cushions, dressing table
covers and closet equipment (shot
bags, clothes bags, hat boxes, etc
and they are really stunning
Designs for these were discovered
in the archives of the METROPOLITAN
Museum of Art.
To many of us. the job of select
ing slipcover and drapery materials
Is a real headache. But manufac-
turers have made the job of select
ing materials a lot easier for us
by offering figured, plain and
(See TRExLER, Page BID
Evening star., 1948-05-01

IOOay.
The Bergman cartoons were Sc
lected by Alvin L. Aubinoe, owner
and builder Of the 100000 Con-
gressional Hotel on Capitol Hill at
c street and New Jersey avenue
Sc, from among more than 1000
cartoons by Mr.. Bergman.
All the cartoons selected deal
with situations arising as . result
Of Senate filibusters over . period
Of many years. The page from The
Star, which provides the eighth
mural, is dated october II, 1893,
and contains a report OF 4 fill
buster at that time.
Sole Decoration In Room.
The eight murals are the sole
decoration Of one of the largest of
the new hotels public rooms-called
the Filibuster Room-and were
chosen as the pictorial decoration
in keeping with the name OF the
room.
Other public rooms in the hotel
are the Veto Room, the Caucus
Room and the Committee Room
names right out of the Congress
sional vocabulary.
The eight ory-and- basement
hotel was started January /, l947,
and thus has been under conStruc-
ton 16 months. 1t was designed
and built by the Aubinoe organiza-
ton. Much of the furniture-virtu-
ally all of which is of modern Swed7
ish design-was designed by the
architect.
l63 Furnished Suites.
Besides 1853 furnished and in
dividually controlled air conditioned
suites containing $50 rooms and the
four public rooms, the hotel has
a roof garden from which the Cap
itol dome can be seen close by; ex-
tenSive kitchens and a garage with
space for 80 cars in the basement.
All suites except seven single
rooms have kitchens, cooking ia
cilities, refrigerator and radio. None
of the suites is decorated in the
same way as any other. Most
suites are designed for permanent
occupancy as apartments, while
others will be kept for transient
guests, Mr. Aubinoe said.
Seven suites contain two bed
rooms with twin beds in each room,
living room, full dining room,
kitchen, bathroom and many closets.
They will rent, furnished and in
cluding daily maid service and
linens, for $40 q day.
Sixteen suites contain one bed
room. living room, dinette, dressing
closet. kitchen. bathroom and other
(See LEWIS, Page B-2D
Evening star., 1948-05-01
1926 Veterans Apartments
Construction Approved by FHA

1896
projects was approved for construction
three weeks under FHA insured Hewitt
the District
Evening star., 1948-05-01
MuroIs of Bergman Cartoons
AFeoture of ofNewest DC. Hotel
By Robert J. Lewis
ksol Estots Editor sf The Stos

Murals Of cartoons by Clifford
Of q The
printed in
Washngtons hotepart which