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Evening star., 1949-10-23
Georgia Tech Aaps
Florida by 43 10 IA
By the Associated Press

GAINESVILLE, Fla, Oct. o.
Jimmy Southard, one of the
smartest euarterbacks ever to play
on Florida Field, guided Georgia
Tech to a lopsided 1914 victory
over Florida today.
The well-coached Tech team
never made an important mistake
as Southard scored two touch
downs and passed to speedy little
Jimmy Jordan for another. He
connected eight times in II passes
for Isl yards.
Georgia Techs pass defense
played big part in the victory.
Florida made good only one big
pass. That led to it's second touch
down.
Tech led at halftime, 20-14.
fie9ias fsSiaia Tech 4 + 3 1e ia
Georgia Tach scoring: Touchdowns-
Southland 2. Jordan. Humphreys. North.
Crawford. Points after touchdown
North s. Safety-Hunsinger (tackled in
end zone by Harrison)
Florida scoring: Williams,
Hunsinger. Points after touchdown
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Howard Booters Win

LOCK HAVEN. Pa. Oct. %.
(SpeciaD - Howard University's
soccer team won its 14th straight
game by defeating previously un-
beaten Lock Haven Teachers, AZ,
today.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
The Lineups
LOUISIANA STATE.


Left ends--Yates. 8. Lyle, J. Lyle, Adams
Left tackles-Voss, Coyne, Baird.
Left guards--Bradley. Roussos.
Center-Reid.
Right euards-Hover, shoaf, Baird.
Right tackles-Collins, Cusimano, Potter
Right ends--Kitto, virgcts, Yates. And
ing.
ouarterbacks-cole, Grifnth. Pevey.
Left halfbacks-Roshtc. ..edgs-.
Right halfbscks-Freeman, Bagge.t.
Fullbacks-Konz, Van Euren. West, 10th
NORTH CAROLINA.
Left end-Weiner.,
Left tackles-King, Wiley, williams
Left guards-McDonald, Bestwick. Brad
centers-Neikirk. Holdash. Stevens.
Right guards-Augustine, Dudeck.
Right tackles-Rufin, Kuhn.
Right ends-Bunting, Bilpuch.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Stevens, Rizzo
Left halfhacks-Justice, Carson. &
Right halfbacks-Sherman, CAN'T, Clem
Fuiibacks-Hayes, verchick, wiess.
No9sh Nssss''ns c.roiins SIiiass----S 2 & 81;
Louisiana State--Scoring touchdown
Roshto, 10th. Point after touchdown
North caroIina-scorins touchdown
Weiner, point after touchdown, Williams
rv0rrro
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Boys Club Results

Results OF games played yester.
day In the Boys Club Football
Conference:
HEhty-pound class: Merrick.- 2: Eastern,
0; Georgetown. 81, Trinidad, IL; 90
pound class: Alexandria 12, Georretovn q;
106-pound class: Alexandra IA, Eastern
q; Georsetown 2S. Trinidad o. Junior
varsity: GEORGETOWN 90, ArlinRton O.
Varsity: Eastern Is, Merfick q: Hiexan.
drta IL, GEORGETOWN q.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Georgetown Horriers
Defect LoyoIu, 15-A

Georgetown University opened
its cross country season yesterday
by defeating Loyola, 1874, in a
]1z-mile race around George
town.
Jim Rams. Of Georgetown was
the first finisher.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
Skeet Proarum Ending

Wednesday Of this week will be
the last that the National Capital
Skeet Club will be open for shoot
ing until further notice, according
to .an announcement from the
clubs board Of directors.
Evening star., 1949-10-23
CYO League Scores

Scores in the CYO Football
league yesterday were:
- Junior, section l: st. Michaers 9, Ct.
Lourdes o; Holy Comforter ss. St. AIMS &; 8;
ct. Francis Xavier 13, Blessed Sacrament
g; Section 2: Nativity 36, Sacred Heart o;
81. Martins 20, st. Jeromes o; st. James
Home 40. st. James .; st. Anthony's Is,
st. Francis de Sales O. intermediate: 81
Francis De Sales Z, st. Anthony's q.
Evening star., 1949-10-23

;, Episcopal scorins: Touchdowns-Cri
1le; ,Hutchins. Points after touchdowns-
Evening star., 1949-10-16
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The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Scout Review
At Antoine
Is Scheduled

Boy Scout Troop 372 of the
st. Antoine YMCA is girding
itself for the Feb. 8 meeting
With the Board of Review.
This meeting is very inn
portant because many members
will get out of the Tenderfoot
Glass. Our troup." says Scout
master Reginald Wilson. has
made great plans for ls4s.
Every scout should be present
Tuesdays at $40 10 put our
plans into effect"
An induction ceremony was
held last week for IL boys who
officiallv became members OF
the Y. s. c. Volunteer Service
Corps). Chairman Ralph Carter
and Chief Assistants James Nc
Creary and Ulysses McLester.
acted as hosts to the parents
while Robert H. Weaver, BOYS
Work Secretary, presided The
motto of this valuable group IS
Service Through Leadership.
Beginning next week and con
tlnuing for six weeks, the Boys
Department will feature its out
standing leaders. Follow these
articles--maybe you Will be one
If these boys.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

tedge, Mrs Lena Chambers, Mr..
and Mrs. Sheldon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barney Whitner. Mr.. and Mrs.
Threatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Hernder-
son.
Mrs. Emma Reid a former
president, was very charming In
a blue evening dress, Mrs. Bran
don. the present president, was
wearing wine Mrs. Edgar Nance,
wearing a red wool suit with a
very interesting shawl collar.
Mrs. Wideman wore a pink din
ner dress and also as always Mrs.
Willie Nea Tiller was wearing a
very becoming hat.
HALL OF FAME
Chips nomination to the hall
OF fame award goes TO Sylvon
Peoples of Lumpkin Street Mr..
Peoples and his little daughter
Janthia made the cutest twosome
the winsome little lass laying flat
on her tummy. and daddy Slyvon,
dressed in an outdoor jacket (well
tailored) pulling her on bright
red sled. Then when you are in
troduced 10 this charming little
girl who is a pupil of St. Peter
er Nursery school, you immed-
lately are caught in her webb OF
charm. Please accept our award
Sylvon and Janthia.
BREAKFAST
Gloria and Margie. were cute
as a bunny's ear Saturday morn
ing trucking off to a graduation
breakfast given for Charatte
Holt on Theodore. The teen-agers
clothes are so pretty and they
lust know how TO wear them.
JUST KIDS
You really should be on hand
10 see the Bubble Gum wedding
at TAO February IL. at Peace
Baptist. The rsheaFsals are fun.
too. The things these small frYs
can think 10 say and do.
KEYHOLING
That's a mighty pretty n W
Hudson s. B. Mcqueen has
They are giving Kathie~n Pat
ton a baby shower this after
noon. Tell you all about it next
week.
The tea that the senior choir is
going to sponsor the 4th Sunday
in February promises to be a
must.
MON" your new lowered hat
is very elegant. May ! borrow II
sometimes.
Mrs. Marie Harris. you looked
ever so pretty Sunday in your
grey dress and hat. (Sure wish
I'll look as nice when?) smile.
Betcha Jackie King will be our
next Bert Williams.
Congratulations to my husband
on his insurance award.
Bye now. Thanks for reading
Call news 10 TW. 1893.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
NORTHEND Society CHIPS
WINTER

WIN EH
Ole Man Winter finally an
swered all the small flyers pray
ers. The beautiful large flakes
falling so peacefully had all the
Northend youngsters scurring
around getting the skates from
the attics and easements hauling
the sled out of the garage. With
the mid season school vacations
the streets were filled with these
winter fun-makers.
Congratulations
We wish to extend the very
best to Grace Garland (High
school of Commerce). Charles
Glover (Pershing), George Brice
(Pershing), Thelma Hurd (High
Of Commerce) and from Cleve-
land intermediate Joyce Edwards.
Carlean Blackburn, Bobbie Glow
er. Fred Jenkins. Rose Mary
Lloyd, Mary Evans; Gwen Stall
worth upon their graduation
This writer is proud of each one
OF you. The prayers OF all my
readers are with you to go out
into the world to make a good
and useful life.
NEW IDEA
The new Idea Social and Civic
club had the annual dinner party
Saturday, January 20, at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan on
Josephine. This is always a sup
er elegant affair. This top notch
club is around % years old and
was founded by the late Mrs.
Addic Young. Their parties and
meetings are always OF interest
because their members and guests
are always dressed very fashion
able.
Among the party goers were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. d. Ried. Mrs.
Matte Gonder, Mrs. Lula Walk
er, Mr.. and Mrs. Nance. Mrs.
Willie Mae Tiller. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brandon. Mr.. and Mrs. Boiler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whit Wideman, Mr..
and Mrs. Gaul, Mrs. Mamie Cor
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Goal Scheduled On
10th Anniversary

NEW YORK. - The drive OF
the NAACP for a half million
members in its fortieth anniver-
sary year has begun this month
Slth campaigns in five major
cities
According to Gloster B. Cur
rent. director of NAA c p
branches, the l949 membership
drive has had an early start in
Washington. Wilmington. Del,
Columbus. Ohio. Boston and In
dianapolis, and will reach its
peak in the spring months, when
the largest number of campaigns
vs. scheduled.
Mr.. Current announced that
membership goals for branches.
state conferences, youth coun-
cils, and college chapters were
assigned in accordance with
the proven ability and po-
iential" of various NAACP
units. and requested executive
committees of branches 10 ap-
point the most energetic. in
terested and best.known men
or women available" as chair
men Of the l94s membership
campaigns and fortieih ami
versary fund-ralsing commit
tees.
CALL ON COLLEGE
AS part Of the program TO fur
tier the fullest participation OF
Young people in the work Of the
Association. Mrs. Ruby Hurley
NAACP youth secretary, called
upon youth councils and college
hapters TO increase their mem
cership more than 200 per cent
his year
Members OF a National Plan
nlng and Advisory Committee
TO Youth Councils and College
Chapters will assist in carryine
out the youth program which
this year emphasizes an NAACF
Youth Legislative Conference tc
be held in Washington April 20
%. a civil rights action pro-
gram, the nationwide member
ship campaign. and activities
connected with the fortieth ami
Versarv celebration.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
He Operates
By ALBERT c. DEAN

One of Hamtramck's young
outstanding colored business
men is found in the person OF
David Gordon Wilson, phar-
macist and manager Of Cas-
mere Drugs, Hamtramck's
only colored owned and man
aged drug store.
Mr.. Wilson was born on
Sept. 10, 1920. in Atlanta,
Ga. When he was two years
of age his family migrated to
Detroit and DR.. Wilson has
continued to reside here since.
NORTHERN GRADUATE
He began his elementary
schooling al the Brietmery
and Sherrard Schools where
he achieved high scholastic
honors. While attending
Northern High School. he OBJ
tanned many athletic achieve
ments in track and basketball.
DR.. Wilson is a graduate OF
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
He Operates
City's Lone Drug Store

ID. l. T. where he received
his Bachelor Of Science in
Pharmacy.
Mr.. Wilson IL q member
Of the American Pharmaceu-
fical Association. Detroit
Pharmaceutical Association.
and the Detroit Pharmacy
Guild.
CALLED DOC"
He is known 10 all his
friends as Doc Wilson and
is a very conscientious and
ambitious person.
DIR. Wilson resides at 939
Marston with his wife, Mary,
and their two children, Gren-
ivere and David Jr He is a
member of the Church Of God
in Christ on 2l35 Mack.
AT present DR., Wilson is a
potential Alpha Phi Alpha fra
ternity prospect. We know
that he viii prove to be an
asset TO the organization.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
West Virginia
NEWS
ETHEL

ur Will Price has just re-
MI from a hunting trip TO
e. ilrnsu Bow Scout Troop lO5
Nns l, every Sunday at the home
NEE, ur A J. Carthaw, Scout
hss,s Tss Teen Ayers Club met at
Carver Grade School We'd
us.dsy ,as night and presented q
sklt
s.adv Grove Baptist Church
os Ss a banquet Jan. 2. l949 at
.ss .a horne OF Mr. and Mrs, Joe
p".man O,s Throughout the house
la. holiday colors. Turkey with
~sr.rberrv sauce. potato salad,
."as iello and cake and fruit
onnch INC were served TO the fol-
Inw,ns quest. (Out of town. MIR.
~ Mrs Charles Hasley Mr..
ND @ MIS- Charles Lawson, Mr..
.nS Mrs Vines, all OF Wilker-
' 'an W. Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
,.rd d Cassidy. Mr.. Nelson Beatty,
slrs Nh, Laura Chamberlain, repre-
.an,atiyes Of the United Mine
Workers Of America. all Of Lo-
san. W Va.
Members present were Mrs.
\ Nora Tyre. president; Mrs. Icy
= Eeeman secretary. Mrs. Odell
pbillins vice president; Mrs.
pauline Martin. Asst. Secretary;
Mrs Bessie Framell. treasurer;
I,r John A. John. Chaplain; Mr..
md Mrs. James Prince, Mr.. and
Mrs Johnnie Harris. Rev. and
Mrs James Taylor, Mrs. Lizzie
Palmer Mrs. Beatrice Jones.
Mrs Anna Thrweatt. Mrs. Max
inc Butler Mrs Flossie Gilmore,
Mrs Carrie Harris. Mrs. Doshia
Martin. Mrs Lovllen Pryor. Mrs.
n Laura Jackson. Misses Cornelius
Harris Catherine Pore, w. j.
4 Martin. Matthew Thomas, Mr..
4 willie Martin. Mr. Tibrace Sim
mons and Joseph Martin. Steer
ine Committee af the West Vir-
unia Citizens Legislative Coun-
ell from logan County.
Also Dr. J S Carter. Logan:
Mr.. John Marein. Ethel; DR. II.
4 r Elliott, Logan Mr.. James p.
Cleveland, Logan; Mr.. Joseph
Wade Logan, Mr. Nelson Beatty
also Of Logan,
CONTACT STUDENTS
This committee will contact
their senators and representa-
iives urging the passage of bills
towering the following subjects:
Civil Rights bill; Fair Employ
ment Practice Committee: Abo-
\ ition Of Dual School System,
4 and the following were to be
pressed upon the State Legis-
lature and Congress-:
! Problems in Education OF
Negroes In W. Va.
? State institutions and In
creased appropriations for insti-
tutons under the management
OF Negroes
} Feieral Housing Bill.
4 Federal Aid to Education.
5 President Truman's Civil
Rights Programs.
Joe Louis Martin, reporter.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Fisk Adds Two
Faculty Members

Two new additions 70 the fac
ul'y Of Fisk University for the
next Sememster have Just been
announced by DR.. Charles S.
JJhnson president. These are
n addition 10 DR. Percy Julian,
vel known chemist, whose ap-
continent was announced last
week.
One Of the new appoint.
ssnis Is Dr.. Kenneth Little.
isefurer at the London School
o. Economics and Political
sciences. and will hold the
posi- OF Visiting Lecturer In
AnihrcpolosY.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Stationed In Kobe

Recruit John o. Poole. son OF
Jonn Poole Sr.. 5666 Missouri,
Detroit. is now serving with
the occupation forces in Kobe,
Japan.
Poole Is serving as a security
guard with Company "V Bird
Battalion. oath Infantry Regi-
ment at Kobe Base. This unit
has the responsibility Of guard
ing food and supplies in the
many warehouses at Kobe Base
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
DETROIT TRIBUNE SAT-, FEBRUARY S, ls4s
Sixty Race Soldiers Attend Inauguration

soldiers from Fort BeKoir, Va,
took part in the Presidents In
augural parade The NIP Very
Important Persons) Escort Detail
from Fort Belvoir was command
cd by First Lieutenant August
Il. Johnson. 4005 S Parkway
Chicago III
Enlisted men Of the oath IN
iantry Regiment at Camp Gifu
Who recently qualified for pro-
motions IN the food service ca
rcer field included Thomas
Young. 1894 West Grand Blvd,
Detroit Mich.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
Motor City Trade
School Graduation
At Jewish Center

Logren C. Farrell, executive
director OF the Detroit Dry
Cleaning Institute, was guest
speaker at the Motor City Trade
school. Inc. graduation exercises
last Sunday.
The exercises were held at the
Jewish Community Center.
AWARDS MADE
Haley Bell. president OF the
school awarded diplomas 10 the
fiity-seven graduates. Achieve
ment medals were awarded TO
Joseph A. Wilmer and Virgil
Dean Crowder for scholarship.
Attendance m e dals were
awarded 10 Midas Ford and
IO'Neal Sanders. Many plan,
owners as well as shop owners
attended the graduation.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05

Negro soldiers and civilian
personnel from Middlewestern
and Rocky Mountain states ate
playing an active part IN the
post -war army and In military
Sovernmen. overseas. il IS learned
fiom Fifth Army Headquarters
n Chicago.
DR.. Charles +. Pegg OF Den
yer. Colo. formerly an officer
IN the Veterinary Corps is now
working as a civilian with the
Kanagaws Military Government
team in Yokohama
AT INAUGURATION
One hundred and sixty Negro
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-05
HA M 7 RA M C X
HEADLINES
BY ALBERT c. DEAN

Last Sunday morning the ST
Peters AME Zion Church under
the pastorship OF Rev c. NJ.
Metcalf held It's Youth Day pro-
gam. representing the youth
was livery Harvery, known
throughout the city for his ac-
tive part in religious affairs Mr..
Harvery gave a wonderful ex-
ample Of his popularity with
truly interesting sermon.
He was greeted with a large
congregation OF members and
visitors at the service. We are
positive that Brother Harvery's
verbsl lesson reached the hearts
Of all and gave them the neces-
sarv inspiration TO seek and
know God better.
NIXON BENEFIT SET
Sunday. Jan. 30. at : o'clock
pm in the international Hall
30i4 Yemans. Rev Mr. Metcslf
l., sponsoring a benefit program
for Mrs Isiah Nixon Of Aston
Ga.
Probably az most OF you
know. Mrs. Nixon's husband was
snot 10 death because he voted
IN Georgia's primary election.
The program will consist of
Mrs. Nixon's full story of how
her husband died: four choirs
will be present and the Live
Wire Singers will render sew
eral selections. Let's all come
and bring our friends TO hear
and help this unforfunais mem
Der Of our race.
Mrs. Edna Henderson, wife ol
one Of Hantramck's well-known
physicians, DR. J L. Henderson,
will be expected home thi,
week. Mrs. Henderson has been
very i'll for the past four weeks
but recently showed rapid i'm
provement
DR.. henderson. also = for
mer Hamtramck councilman
and city physician. and Mrs.
Henderson wish 10 extend 10
those who sent cards. ilowers.
and called In TO inquire as TO
how Mrs. Henderson was inn
proving their appreciation.
We also wish that Mrs Hen
| derson will continue 10 recup
crate rapidly.
coLoRED DRUG STORE
Did you know that Ham
framck now has a eolored
owned and operated drug store.
Well. If you didn't. look for
information about II in my
coming articles.
Those OF you who have beer
reading my column can render
wonderful service by inform
ing me Of any important events
that are happening in Ham
tramck. Births. weddings, relig
'ous affairs. parties or anything
Of Importance Is news.
Call your Hamtramck reporter
Il To. 6-7008. Thank you.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
Lieut.. Woodson Reports
AT Boca Chica Field
Served Ii Months
Overseas During Last
War; Awarded Navy
Cross For Work

Lieutenant William II. Wood
son. y. S. Navy, last week re
ported to Anti Submarine Devel-
opment Squadron One (VX ID,
Boca Chiea Field, for duty invol-
wing flying.
lieutenant and Mrs Woodson
and their two children, Barbara
r.. 4 and William G., /, will soon
take up residence at 4l3l Avenue
"D".
Prior to reporting FOR duty at
Boca Chica Lieutenant Woodson
was stationed at Naval Ordnance
Laboratory, White Oak, Mary
land.
He is the son Of Captain and
Mrs. E. A. Wobdson, u. S. Navy
Retire6, of Norfolk, Virginia,
and she is the daughter of Com
mander and Mrs. John B. Dim
Continued On Page SIX
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
HARRIS HOLDS FRANKLIN
RESPONSIBLE FOR SENATE
REFUSING APPOINTMENT
Assistant State Attorney
says lie Will BE
Candidate For
State Attorney

W. Curry Harris. who was
turned down by the State SEN
ale Tor appointment as assistant
state attorney, said yesterday
that be was not surprised by the
senate action.
"a move of that sort was to
be expected from Jim Franklin"
said Harris. II was, Senator
James A. Franklin who blocked
the move in the Senate, Harris
said.
n received a letter from
Franklin dated April o in which
he said he did not support the
governor for election but that
be would support the governor
ian regards to his choice of APP
pointments", said Harris.
"Yct, Franklin sent me a let
Ter that he had someone else in
mind for the position of assist
ant states attorney.
There Is now a joint resolu-
ton which will be voted upon
in the general election in 1880
and which would give Monroe
County a separate circuit. ] viii
be y candidate for state attorney
al that time. IL the electorate APP
proves Of a separate circuit for
this county"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
Suspects
Arrested In
Reutller Case
Four thousand
Detroit Police Make
Roundup, Trying To
Find Rcuiher Assailanii
tBy. The Assocrasea Press,

DETROIT, June l. - -Four
thousand policemen, conducting
an intense drive to try to find
the man or men who shotaVictoI
Reather eight days ago, arrested
245 suspects during last night
and early today. Three of them
are reported to be well-known
characters in the underworld.
The police believe that if they
find out who shot Victor Reuther
in the face with a charge from a
shotgun it will lead to the dis
covery of the man or men who
shot his brother, Walter Reuther,
IA months ago.
The cowardly attack ON Walter
still remains a mystery, SO far as
the police and the public are con-
cerned. lie was shot while in his
home, and his brother, Victor,
also was fired on while in his
home. He was seated at his din
ing room table when the buck
shot charge struck him full in his
face. His condition is such he is
not yet able 10 talk.
A reward Of 100000, put up
by the automobile workers union
of the CLIO, has been offered for
the arrest and conviction Of the
attackers of Walter Reuther, who
rs -psenfssssa o. the automobile
union.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-06-01
FERNANDEZ ORDERED
HELD FOR GRAND JURY
AFTER INQUEST TUESDAY
jury Ends Inquest
Into Death Of
Mrs. Lena Woode,
Who Died May %

Armando (Mexican joel Fer
1landez was ordered held without
bond by Peace Justice Roy Ham
lin after coroner's jury in
quest yesterday into the death
Of Mrs. Lena Woode. 81, who
died May % Of injuries suffered
in a fall from a truck in Rocse-
welt boulevard.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Webber.
who arrested Fernandez. placed
handouts on the young man and
took him to Monroe County Jail
where he will be held until a
grand jury is summoned by
Judge Aquilino Lopez, Jr., Of the
Circuit Court.
Fernandez, the jury directed,
should be held for the. grand jury
in the death of Mrs. Woode, wife
of Navy enlisted man. The jury
held that death had come to Mrs.
lsWoode as result Of blows ON the
head with certain instrument
unknown.
The jury found that Mrs,
Woode died at Monroe County
Hospital about is hours after she
was found unconscious In RopsfS
welt Boulevard near First street.
Fernandez, who carried her form
to an automobile to take her to
| the hospital, said she had jumped
out of his truck.
Fernandez did not testify in his
own behalf yesterday. He was
represented by Attorney William
". Albury and Enrique Esquinal-
do, Jr.. There was 20 witnesses at
the inquest, but not all of them
testified
DR.. Herman X. Moore and DIR.
j. Lancelot Lester, Jr., testified.
DIR. Moore performed an autopsy
after the body of Mrs. Woode was
embalmed. He testified that her
death was caused by a severe
head injury.
DR.. Lester told the jury the
wound might have been caused
by fall or blunt instrument,
Testimony of Special Deputy
! Sheriff Robert Garrison was to the
effect that. he discovered blood
stains on coconut palm beneath
which the purse of Mrs. Woode
was picked up some hours after.
+, she was taken to the hospital.
Garrison said the tree is on
South Street, just west of Rey-
nolds Street School, well over a
mile from the spot where Mrs.
Woode's body lay in Roosevelt
boulevard.