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LOTS FOR SALE lcont. J

FOREST HEIGHfs-Lot. 60xl25. high eie-
vation, street and water, sewer on way;
psr psr'tn mo H2srMAN RE2irY4 NC $4S
Good Hope I'd. Sc. TR. 4400. VI. 5af6.
SILVER SPRING. wooded lots. 50xI25
ea,, all utilities $50 ca 81. 6a35. --i6
OFF CONN. AVE.
On ,34th St, north of Fessenden-1Beau-
tifully wooded hofnesites, s3. $50 up
SHAPIRO INC. NE. l1l7. IA. 15lI
CRESTWOOD
gssusitS! 3 sast level lot on ArsyIs ter. OWNER E
Rock Creek Park Estates
Large lot. IN this desirable location, west
OF 18th St, containing APPROXIMATELY
paved street and alley; complete with plans
for rambler; priced right at $1,000. Phone
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 II St. NV. Ma. 2345. Ia
CoLoRED-YoU MUST HAVE ,yKo CHEAP CHE
level corner lot with water and sewer for
2 houses tsemidetached1. Located at
Minnesota and Mead one square from
Deanwood school. Lot As, SO, 5l57. Brok-
cetosLSoRRiEspD@BEaGTiFGL ets BuiLDiNG LOTS
at 46th and Blaine SITS. ne; lge. selection,
pAv1p fSa1e &C; COOPER 500 F st. NV, IA. ssSS.
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RAVENWOOD REALTY
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VA, d. C-WilI pay cash or rent or sell
ton. WH1TENER REALTY, DI. 1912. is
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A COMFORTABLE HOME

Wynnewood in Arlington is known as the
community of good homes. We offer this
lovely residence for the consideration Of
discriminating buyers. Nr. transp.: mod
ern equipment; delivery entrance to rear,
playroom in bsmt. oil burner; easy house
keeping Of floors ? lis screened d Porches hes
hrepl ample closet space. garage en-
trance through house attached garage:
nr. to shopping center; beautiful lawn
House equipped with screens, storm win
dows and Venetian blinds; bsmt. laun.;
rms. on / st Fl Z bath in bsmt. 3 bedrms
and . baths on 2nd; full attic, all foored:
corner lot A well-conStructed brick for
reasonable price on todays market
Home avail for immed. occupancy. Ex-
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THE BRANT COMPANY

ALL THIS WEEK
Here are eight fine homes for sale with
possession this week
/. Rambler-} bedrooms, Ia baths
compl. EQUIPPED kitchen; Sl9,950.
2. Arlington-Cape Cod brick; 1st-foor
beorm.. IL bath, 2 other bedrms. and bath;
SIs95o.
3. Wynewood - Garrison type Colonial
beautiful de luxe home; S2l $50.
a. Alexandria-Brick Cape Cod. 2 bed
rooms; conv. to Pentagon: prices weakening
3. Falls Church--Brlck Cape Cod, 1st-
moor bedrm IL bath; bedrms. and bath
up. Sl7,950
e. Alexandria-Semidet.. rms, beauti-
ful copdltion: 11,600.
7. North Arl-Colonial; 2 bedrms. and
nursery. rear porch; Sl5,a50.
8. Falls Church--Beautiful stone, near
oaIochial schools: gear garage rec. rm,
LURIA BROS.
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4-FAMILY UNIT
cor sistipa Of OHS iiv rm', Sedrm; din.tts, ft,
approx. S2.70O yearly; oil heat Don't pay
for another's bldg. Let rent buy this one
for you. Good terms,
DOROTHY K. WINSTON ~ CO.
1924 x st. NV, ST. all or sH. 744s ewes
38 SOLD-10 LEFT
Trades Ss may be arranged On one Of these
ject to rental increases to S271 40 per
building. Financing available under FHA
or conventional building and loan. Fully
approved for GIs under veterans plan.
81 sad tne's Win Rl0psFfs sFfzE HIh 81 ssabe sd6
NEW 2-FAMILY APT.
Only, $1,000 down payment REQUIRED. Lo-
modern Coral Hills business and shopping
center; close to schools, transportation
ssS hIufhi SnnFnb.d These to ss as nssd Esn from
your rental income help pay for these
apis. and provide you a nice income or
rent one and live in the other almost
rent free. Price, S14.a50. For further in
sR FRtpaRrek ME smts BrssNs sA1Gs IGs
INC. 1928 < ST. NV. MA. e14I. -l6
ant olhs 15 return
tiful light brick bldg, only 5 yrs. old,
prewar construction; rent. S3,426 yr.
efse; ns ansG sG4'7so nocrnas NJ i7l9' IA IA; 76lI
new oce. by beauty shop; End 4 apt. has
I rms, and bath; ideal, Toe. for pref. man,
REALTY CO. RE. s2d4 till 5 pm. -l8
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BRICK RIJNGATOW
4 UNITS

Det. brick apt. bldg, in fine conv. locs-
tlon; priced S22.750 with 1st trust of
81 1000 at 4l2tt; bsmt. has oil INV h.,
laundry facilities; each apt. has liv rm
oedrm., bath and lge. equipped kit; ex-
cel1ept
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THE BRANT COMPANY
NEW HOMES S16.25O

For today's Iooking, come see this new
Ceionia! brick, 3 bedrms., ~ baths, lot
50xl2o. built and equipped like a $50 600
home Most convenient Subur. location. >
ocks TO shopping, fine schools; continu
Gus 4n-mln pus service 10 center wash
Only $1,000 cash and balance monthly;
less than rent Call MA. 2571 today for
inSneCf ION Immediate nOSSeSslnn -lR
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SILVER SPRING
Modern 6-unit brick apt. house, det. brick
garages; 4 2-oedroom apts. and 2 lbed-
room apts; annual income approx. xb, 300.
Price and terms excel
Philip B. Key Realty Co.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

FLORIDA guesthouse, $15., $50;
also tourist court on U. 8. No. L; heart
of business, extends to Indian River,
sacrifice. Box 304-V, Star. Ia
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| SPORTSMAN'S PARADISE
V. WARD BOSWELL
DOCTORS ESTATE

Exclusive. agents, 22O g Washington st
Alex. 2R16, TIE, 7721; ewes, TIE. 5541
Alex 03g5, Alex. TS20 IA
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE
coMMERclAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

I,t COMMERCIAL LOT, Taylor st. between
Ga, and Kansas ayeE. NV; 65 It. by 100
depth: ideal for used-car lot, parking car,
fruit and vegetable stand. etc. Call dE.
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ssuSMstantlal sIM 1gtll TnehEt' fsaaelhisns' '"'e
s-ton c. o. n chassis and cab, i5s-
inch Wheel base; e-ton C. o. z: chassis
and cab. 110-inch vheelhAse. s,asxao To-
ply tires; s-speed rear axle,
-tan Gruman package delivery,
acton Gruman package deItvsEy.
See AI Bartholomew. EAHRY-PATE
MOTOR co. ll30 Conn. ave nv, Re.
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112 BATHS-1 ACRE
OPEN 5 TILL DARK

The perfect nome hlgh on a hill over
looking tree tops to Washington. 3 bed
rooms, 3ia baths; IA Minis to Pentagon
or Navy; den on lst Ar Directions: Out
to Lee hwy. left to Virginia Forest, right
on Rosemary lane TO Tracy pl.. left to
open" sign ASK US REALTY CO, OK
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
z Young Ladies
Placed On Bond
Al Arrangement

TN. yn.nr I41Ies Irartp-l
d, ee,y g-,r, Se,s -,,,,o-,
s., Niorszv were -.
r6- n Rero Scrs Juare o
IA CONT WesocSSay ard
~ me- $50 ~ 500
,-ss
$500 W. .r,. "a ~ ,n-
- ~ r"sl,., l-a.,e 10
arr r--,e,,.o,,6 siiogedly No .
-, 80. 49,, $50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Wayne Sets
May 7-8 For
The Liar"

THE LIAR, by Carlo Goldon'
is 10 be presented by the Wayne
University Theatre al the DeiIol'
Art Institute Auditorium on May
Z and 8.
Coldoni is considered by some
drama historians as the most Ter
tile dramatic genius Italy mas
ever produced.
Using an engaging plot Col
doni has captured the spirit oil
the famous Italian Commedia
delrArte acting companies who
played throughout Europe ana
England.
These famous comedians in
fluenced such playwrights as
Shakespeare, Lope DeVega. Cor
nellie and Moliere with such
character types as Arlecchlno,
Pantalcne. Capitano and Column
bine.
They did not play from writ
ten script but rather created the
dialogue. situations. and songs
and dances on the inspiration Of
the moment or resorted 10 their
large repertoire of acting tricks
In the Wayne University pro-
duction OF THE LIAR Don Blake
" PLAYS the role of Lelio. The
Liar; Reuben Silver plays Pan,
talone: Frank Nastasi plays Ar,
lecchino: Fanny Kaner plays
Columbine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Officer Meets
Opposition In
Search Attempt

Accused OF resisting ~ officer
during the arrest other husband
in their home. Lucille Suammler,
33. 1881 Mullett appearing in Re-
corder'S Court Thursday. w 5
bound over and held for trial.
Pascar, AZ. her husband had
been arrested for selling liquor
without q license 10 AL Evans.
patrolman. who SAYS that he pur-
chased the whisky in the Stramm-
lor's home from PaScar when Mrs.
Strammler allegedly attempted 10
fight officer Evans.
Mrs. Sirammler. iesiifYinq in
court said that she told the Of.
fieer he had no right 10 enter
her bedroom and search il. Ev-
ans admitted that he did not
have a search warrant. but al.
so acknowledged looking into
her room for whisky.
Several additional pints Of II.
quor IN addition 10 the one SUP.
posedly bought BY tho officer
were reported found in the home
Bond for both Of the Strammlcr,
of $500 was continued.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Trojans Clip
Pershing In
Track Duel

Miller Highs crack thinclads
clcarea another hurdle IN then
ace .t9l East Ide track laurels
when ihey defeated PerShing' 5
team bv score OF "a ID 10
80 10 al Pcrshing THURSDAY
Coach Leroy Dues Tiolans
took SIX ffrsis and tied Tor a
seventh. Their flrsts iRefsG6 the
100 ward dash, Won hy Sylvester
Jones. 40 won by James SHY
crs. Milo. ny Aaron Gordon;
Btoadiump by Edward Whit
;aker NTH leap OF 10 feet 5
inches; Millcrs Charlie Candy,
Isaac Grove. and Watkins OF
PcrShlng tied for first IN the
nigh lump Walter jenkins helped
the Troians Slam the shot put
with a toss az IS feet and the
Clsv team won IN l35.
SAebs PcrShlng timber top
rrr took 10th inc high and low
rurcles Another PcrshinG man.
: Serco. took the 220. Pershing
ook .!fst IN the half mile with
ron S.cdge Of Miller running
cc0r1
NcN, week Will see q meetlne
50 t7v two foremost East side
'csrs and will undoubtedly re-
zeal ~ least 'r part the ircna
,'is season chaTplonSh e
wee, MILE ,hlnclads Viii really
rave is hustle 70 continue ihcir
trru4e Streak when they meet,
Southeastern next THURSDAY az
Southeastern
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Four Men Are
Stabbed In
Street Fights

Alterations this week resulted
in four men being treated al
Receiving Hospital for STAB
wounds and other injuries.
Anthony Kate, 80, l44l r.
Warren. reported TO police that
he was stabbcd in card game
bv Jorh Skinner. 81. $50 Wilkins.
Skinner claims that he received
first aid treatment for injuries
inflicted BY Kate
James Lester. Sc. 1893 Benton,
and Lippman Bucklcr, -, 1913
Brady were admitted TO Receiv-
inc Hospital for injuries received
following an argument IN a beer
tavern
Tucker told police that Lester
stabbed him in the chest. back
and arms. Lester received first
aid for scalp injuries Lester
son. William. 40, same address.
was questioned as police wit
ness by detectives Of the hom-
iclde department.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
PrisonersIn 3 w ards

Continued From Page j.
country. Mr.. Fleming stated
that the men were not neees-
sarily under punishment for
refusing 10 inform the guards
Of the jailbreak. However. he
declared that the prisoners
could have gained leniencY
from the judge when their
trials came up if they had
aided in blocking the escape.
QUARANTINE OFF MAY 3
ASNtd whether the men were
beng punished unluSt.y and
thar uo one. not even prisoners,
saoulo DC convicted without be
inC proven gulty az some cllme,
N Flew ne said asaln that tho
nlst'cr mad been lcft up 20 the
turnkey ard that the men mad
been placed dnccr Quarantine
sor Two wees period, .ronl
Apul ~ through May 3 pro-
y!ding there IS no more trouble 7
We have ccrta,n rales and
regulations that are posted =
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

"EvcrN body knows what they
arc The prisoners knew about
the silogcak. Il had been planned
for over month. The escapes
had knives on their persons.
Some Of the prisoners ad-
miiied they knew about the
jailbIeak. We have put this
ban on until we get rid OF
them and we hope 10 be rid of
them by May when they will
60 &c Jackson or wherever
they're going"
The four prisoners escaped
tron the couuty Jail April l3
after owe powering the guards
with crudolv made weapons.
Holclrg the guards at the point
Of knives. they forced them into
ward 407 locked the ccllblock
and. USING blankets tied together
as a rope climbed out Of a
WindoW and escaped.
Oliver Jones. ~, and Thomas
Pttmen 26, two Of the three
who were recaptured. were
Wounded and hoSpitalizcd. Henry
Cause. % Of sos Medbury, sue
ccedcd IA getting away The
other prisoner was Rug Thomp-
son -.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

said L was unfortunate that Mr.
Randolph had 10 make such a
statement
III u ms thinking. said Ira f.
Lewis. president Of the Pitts
bureh COZ RIER. that there
comes time IN the develop
mont ~ q group or nation in
cvlitdtlon Wncn aside from de-
veiopinr heroes they come to
developing martyrs
DR. Tobias declared that he
thought u would be a mistake
for officers OF any component
Of the armed services ito get
the impression that this group
can b depended upon 10 work
with the armed services IN
working out 4 program involv-
ing Negro participation in the
armed services within the Fl ame-
strgtk &c .arftaaaffrra -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
NdT UIUNIu eUttItSIN
ROYALS STARTING
PREMISE

George L p Weaver Of the
Go Anti Discrimination Com
mlttcc disagreed with the ">tait
ing premise" OF Secretary Euyall
that any advance by the Army
would be within the framework
OF segregated pattern
Charles II Houstoa m at
tornev. said he was very glad
NJ Randolph had made his
proposal Il think Il reflected
a very deep feeling and ! think
It is something that should be
considered in connection with
the international situation Mr..
Houston said. adding that nc was
not ready 20 indorse VI Ran
dolphs proposal az this time.
MAYS cR1TIcIZES RANDOLPH
Claiming II Tobias. director
ot the Phelps Stokes Foundation.
agreed with Mr. Houston's state
ment. and Dr. Benjamin + Mays,
president Of Morehouse College,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Pacific Hero
Freed In Rape

A Recorders jury in Judge
John J.. Makers court freed Will
lie Floyd Kiser. Of 2743 Franklin
Of statutory rape charges last
Friday afternoon.
The 27-year-old defendant 4
hero Of the Pacific theatre where
he spent three years and two
months, was charged with the
attack of a l3-year-old girl in
her home on Feb. 81.
The defense produced alibi
witnesses who stated that KiSer
was in a movie theatre located
over two miles from the scene
OF the alleged attack. Judge
Maher said that the good record
ana reputation OF the youth and
his war decorations helped 10
prove his innocence.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
BARRIERS Guest
Of Trade Group
At Thurman ~

The Booker T. Washington
Barber College was guest OF the
Booker T. Washington Trade
Association at the Lucy Thurman
YWCA Wednesday noon.
James A. Harvey, president Of
the barber college. acted as toast
master He introduced other off
GERS Of the college. Robert T
Haggerty, regional director Of
the War Assets Administration
was introduced by Romey Hen.
derson. Haggerty made short
speech.
Others attending the noon.oap
luncheon were: p M. Mason
president Of the Barber Gutd.
Eddie Ellis. organizer for the
guild. Joseph Andrews and vii
liam J. Swanson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Police Hold
tcontinued From PAD. IN

CONTINUED From Pare II
Jones. %. 800 Z. Palmer. in
the Grand Terrace Barbecue cafe
Lieut. Detective Harry Williams
Of the Homicide department told
the TRIBUNE that two witnesses
had already Identified WOODS as
the man who stabbed Jones AZ
ne attempted 10 pass down an
aisle N the tavern about 3 90
am last SUNDAY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Three Face

Continued From Page ~
Charleston, Mo. MAY Is. 1923
The Y S. immigration officials
say that Ames was born in the
city o. Chatham, county Of Kent
Province Of Ontario. Canada. The
case was adjourned without a
trial date being set.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
as Million
-conllnued From Pare y

tholdinE stes apply 70 all
V@Ees md salaries paid on or
after Saturday regardless Of
len .aey were earned" he said
ferlseG Instructions and forms
fo- pci sons paving taxes on a
quarterly basis viii be mailed
a's N Nav
New Withholding tables have
Dee1 distributed 20 employers VINO
Glst pat the law into effect ~
educ re tho amount they hold
3-t Of their employees salaries for
faxcS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

band a daughter, MIS-. Luna
Clark. and a grand son. She
served as Sunday school super.
intendent Of ST. James and Car
ter Memorial CINE Church for
IS wears. Her activities included
the Ices. Eastern Stars and Beau
lahland Temple of the Elks.
Funeral services will be held
at Carter Metropolitan Church on
Monday at IL am.
The body is at the Stinson Fu-
neral home.
THE Rev. j. M. Pettigrew. Of
St. Louis. Mo. will deliver the
eulogy. He was former pastor Of
the above church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Methodists

CONTINUED From Page II
cclored churches with $4,000 mem
bers are affiliated with white con-
ferences. or that number, approx
imately 500 belong To white
churches. The concentration is. for
the most part. in the Northeast.
To eliminate existing bias.
three proposals have been made
and are 10 be discussed at the
quadrennial conference. They
are: "permissive legislation"
waiting until the last white con-
ference will accept Negroes. or
legislaie the Central jurisdie-
ton out of existence.
Already the last two plans
have been considered impracti-
cal. II is pointed out that under
permisslve legislation. il the
white and colored churches OF a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
John Smith
continued From Pare |

Continued From Pare /
.eaCAe Tor f0ar years. He
Was employed also in Wa sh-
rgton. ID c. as a govern
mont social worker for a
snort period Of time.
Mr. Smith attended Lin
.coln Ir.ferSity in Pennsyl-
aria after graduating from
Northwestern High school
zero He is married and the
father of one child.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

conference arc willing 10 unite
they should be permitted TO ef.
feet this union Thus IT'S bclev.
ed by observers that Voluntary
elimination Of segregation vii be
the course approved by the con-
ference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Leaders Hit
tconiinued From Page u
there ncNcr hrg hcen war.
MISUSE OF MANPOWER

INC. e newer f~I NeHN Wax.
MISUSE OF MANPOWER
Ms Sadie 7 Alexander q
memocr az President Truman S
Clvll r shts COMMITTEE. told ge-
pcr'c., she na1 said go ~
Rowan that the problem ~
regaton is not merely ai.cC'in-
colorcd people but II IS poilt
and nc taiGro ~ Nmcr,ca aC-
pendS Up0n how she treats her
C0lo.cG soldiers.
Challenging Mr.. Royals
statement that segregation was
practical. P. Bernard Young
Jr.. editor Of the Norfolk Jour
nal and GUIDE. declared II is
unwise and Improbable and
misuse Of manpower.
Loren Miller Los Angeles al
tornev pointed put there was
no experiment TO indicate wheth
or sec egatiOn IS better than q
policy OF integration because u
has not been tried. but Truman
K. Gibson Jr.. OF Chicago. pom,
ed out that In the few instances
where II has been tried-notaolv
in officer candidate schools ana
in the Battle OF the Bulge--lt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

sell.
Mr.. Granger said the Navy was
the only component of the ma
tional defense establishment that
has said II is opposed TO dis
elimination or segregation. but
Mi houston said he did not
want the lack of segregation
to be lust token thing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Amendment To Ban
Jim Crow In Women
Reserves Defeated

WASHINGTON. d. C.--tNNPAl--An amendment To
prohibit race discrimination in the appointment OF women
Corps OF the Army defeated in the House last We'd
nesdav
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

MALE HELP WANTED. Men. To
work from own homes, just a
few hours a day required. Can
earn up 10 $4,000 a week. No ex'
perienee necessary. Call between
$500 pm. RA. 1891. -s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Mrs. Annie Rhodes
Dies; Heart Fails
While In Church

Mrs Annie Rhodes, 1916 Hudson religious leader
;fs &c Allen Conway Jones died from heart attack
n Thursday night while attending religious workshop
in Carter Metropolitan Church ,. NJ RI
Inc ed Nv her hus- Clark and grand She
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

FEMALE HELP WANTED. Won.
en-. To work from own homes.
just a few hours day required.
Can earn up 10 $4,000 a week.
No experience necessary. Call be.
tween $500 pm. IA. 1891.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
1414-16 Pingree

z FAMILY Brick Veneer. Six and
six. Two furnaces. Two car
frame garage. Second floor va
cant. HI. Woodruff. Inc. CHI. 2757'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Bishop John A. Gregg Of the
AME Church declared. Il am
definitely against segregation
in the armed forces"

Dr. Johnson said. Secretary
Royal states that II is the pur-
pose of the Army to dlsre gard
the entire experiments and force
upon Negro people the scgrcgat-
cd pattern that prevails in Mis-
siSslpp and South Carolina
In arriving al that solution
in my Judgment. the Army does
severe violence 10 the Negro as
a citizen. II Injuries him IN a
way not contemplated IN the
Constitution II is operating be-
low the level Of American OK
pcrience and purpose and is taxi
ing course Of action that is
deeply injurious TO the Nation it.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
SEGREGATION INJURIES
THE NEGRO

Il 90 not coucede that II IS
our function 10 come here and
make recommendations said Dr..
Mordecai W Johnson president
of Howard University.
IL is the duty ol the various
forces to tell Us how segregation
can be abolished, - declared Dr..
johnson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
House For Sale

TWO Three Room apartments. :
bath. One floor. A large iloored
attic. Gas heat. Automatic hot
water. Large fenced LOT. Grand
River and Warren section. Call
MA. 1899 daily. And TY. s-losS
after pm. Mrs. Carter. owner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

BUSINESS Opportunity. Lunch
and Soda Bar. Newly remodeled
and fully equipped. Located al
Mack and Mi. Elliott. 1892 Mack
BY Owner.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01

FURNITURE FOR SALE. Bed.
dresser. tables. chairs. break.
fast set. daY-beds. tools. miscel.
laneous. 9ls w. Philadelphia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Enraged Wife

~onnnusd From Page !
80.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-05-01
Classified

FOR SALE
DESIRABLE corner. for druggist
beauty parlor. or doctors clinic.
n. G.. Woodruff. Inc. CHI. 1887.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1948-09-03
DAYTON Statictis
DEATHS

Mrs. Mary Jones Lewis, 80, of
1877 Oberlin avenue, died Wednes-
day in Miami Valley hospital after
a brief illness. Surviving are her
husband, George, two sons, Har-
old B. and Ollie L.; daughter,
Evelyn Mae, and two sisters, Mrs.
Ollie Lee Young and Mrs. Velnit
Cunningham. Services will be held
at the McLin funeral home at
1870 p. m. tomorrow. Rev. A. w.
Womack will officiate. Burial in
Greencastle cemetery. Friends
may call at the funeral hom1tf-
ter noon today.
Divorce Petitions
Petitions filed by six. Morval
Hagans, 6O2 West Fifth street,
VS.. Ellen R., 3O3 Norwood street;
Wawnnitta Louise Belvet, 127
Calm street, VS.. Alto, Prison Farm
London, Ohio; Annie McKeever,
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taken no action bec0se there
weren't any eyewitnesses that /
could find.' He added that Cal
houn Falls police said they knew
nothing of such an incident.
Calhoun Falls is only so miles
south of Greenville county where
mobsters lynched Willie Earle in
1947. Although 20 white men were
indicted and charged with lynch
ing, they we're set free.
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Fifth street, VS.. Mabel, Ito Os-
born street, and Chaenem Mae
Ruffins, 40 South Williams
street, VS.. Jsmes, 227 South Con-
over streetfi for alimony only.
Marriage License
Martin Walter Payne, SO, and
Lula Mae Johnson, both of 293
Kinnard avenue.