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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

OIL BURNER - Kresno-Stamm
Conversion Ball Flame Oil Burner.
New, never used. Will heat 6 or
s rooms. Write Box 390-T. 41-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25
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FOR. RENT

APARTMENT - Furnished three
room apartment, $500 month.
Call S501. 41-1t
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

THREE FORMALS-In excellent
condition: / Rose moire tatfeta,
I pastel green sheer over taffeta,
l pastel yellow sheer over taf-
feta. Reasonably priced. Sizes
Oil. Phone after 400 p. m.
5243. tbs East Fifth st. 41-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

WATCHES - One 16 size, II
jewel Illinois, open face, white;
one Is jewel Columbus, yellow;
one Is jewel Elgin, gents wrist,
with expansion band. All in first
class condition. Price very rea-
sonable. Phone 6961. 41-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25

COTTAGES rooms, large lot,
good location Reasonable. Write
Box S90-M, care Ottawa County
News. 40-2tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25
MISCELLANEOUS

GORDON GATES - Representing
Montgomery Ward, Sandusky,
Ohio, as outside salesman for APP
pliances, radios, television sets,
living room suites, carpeting, lin
oleum, etc. Phone 515S. 41-1tp
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-11-25
FOR SALE

fOk SAkk
SHOE SKATES-Girl's white, fig !
ure skates, size z, good condition.
Vanity dresser, triple mirror, six |
drawers, with bench. I'll f St.,
Erie Gardens. 41-2t
HOUSES rooms, bath and util- |
ity room. Will sell with or with !
out furniture. John Kesling, Ala
Short street, 35-tf
THREE FORMALS-In excellent
condition: / Rose moire tatfeta,
pastel green sheer over tatfeta,
pastel yellow sheer over taf-
feta. Reasonably priced. Sizes
oil. Phone after 400 p. m.
5243. tbs East Fifth st. 41-1tp
COTTAGES rooms, large lot,
good location Reasonable. Write
Box S90-M, care Ottawa County
News. 40-2tp
OIL BURNER - Kresno-Stamm
Conversion Ball Flame Oil Burner.
New, never used. Will heat 6 or
s rooms. Write Box 390-T. 41-1tp
EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MO-
TORS-Service and parts. Cliff
Swigart, Vacationland Speedway,
Rt, 1853. 1-tf
| BOYS BICYCLE-Excellent con-
dition. Call Bob Gilleland. Phone
46T1. 41-1t
| SQUASH FARM - 175-acre fully
equipped squash farm, squash
storage, temperature regulation,
capacity 500 tons; 40 acres fill in.
Rich land; high production. One
mile from Toledo. Ia. OOPS To-
ledo. 40-2t
BOYS SIDEWALK BICYCLE--16
in wheel, like new. Phone 6744
after TOO p. m. 41-1tp
FUR COATS - Brown Mouton
with matching hat, in good condi-
ton, $50. Black and grey Coney
in fair condition, SIS. Both size
ID. Phone 6S53. 37-tf
| Stoves room oil heater and
two 55 gal. drums, with ali con-
nections, $500. 129 Cedar st.
41-1tp
GAS HEATER--Six radiant. Good
as new. Suitable for any room.
Inquire Ralph Wedekind, 726 East
Perry St. Phone 4701. 39-tf
OLD VIOLIN-With new case;
also Paisley shawl, in good condi-
tion. Phone 5432. Alt
HOME-On Catawba Island. 7
rooms, modern 6 bedrooms), IL
acres, partly orchard. Phone 1928.
39-3tp
1910 PLYMOUTH COUPE-Very
good condition. Chuck Lenke,
Sohio Station, Perry and Madi-
son st. 4l-tf
WATCHES - One 16 size, II
jewel Illinois, open face, white;
one Is jewel Columbus, yellow;
one Is jewel Elgin, gents wrist,
with expansion band. All in first
class condition. Price very rea-
sonable. Phone 6961. 41-1tp
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06
Boat Owners To
Improve Blight
With NAVY Piles

The ownerx of ne ehaFscr
hcats fhss are nox lnca1cd In
sarFl1n Bight are planninK i'm
pfesHEnknts 10 maka lhssr beTtils
isanFN seeare. n was lxaFmw& 90
cay.
With Ne aufhofisv aad euopef-
alton of City offsriala q = h0pcd
thn& cssraain pilln9 that On ane
eount - - length Is eonSldereal
- ncr9p ~ the Navy can be So
cured NJ puTchasN % > result of
oids n oe opened On July ID
Dae to the shalls~ craft of
fhe haal3 IN GaFttaon hskht.
these piieG which are under 80
fest ID lsnwfh. are entirely asu-
1bie fssf the Intended purpose.
fhe expense of purchasing and
lnstalllne plling will b. borne b.
the boat owners
wheFasVer additional piles thai
are uaaaable are 20 BE- secured. a
is hoped that soHle further sys-
tematie Improvement in the Ca
cllitieS uf Garrison Blight can he
made 80 6enafit oaher hsat 0Na-
efs uaang that portion of the
naFboF, elty ofiietais said to-day
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

tCsnunned From Page Omel
last tlgme mari IA sold ~ a5e .
yausl. lmxsnad of the reaulaF rate
of sec yara.
ComBnlssaoneF Cinrence HlRmA
-Yoa are eiving the mari a~ay
when you seli 4 for 2Se . para
~ if yuu a. a Cor ore oraansxa.
tian yan sheald Do q for al az
g4nixslionx ! can't vute h make
tfas tse iasa sime. The Jaycees
may ~ up later IN the evening
iur = amliar Feuuess~
com EnaamioneE Frank Bentley
We maae = mis&ake when we
gav~ mari o. tfe Legion fnF 2se
> yaFsl. hs1a ! want % 80 on re
ord ~ disapproving al future re-
lsi,seaiem& FuFthermsoFe. tire FIRST
manah tasat tie accssant Mari
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06
SCHOOL BOARD

t10httno@d from Fs&9 AHs@1
Tallahassee 30 teach carpentry.
masonry and drawing in Doug
lass school Landefs Is married
and has one child
The board Is not ready yet 90
acquire tire property in viciaity
of Key West High school and
the gymnasium. The present out
hook foF state funds Is uncertain
iast nov. and fhe board d0es not
know shat money u Wiil have
on hand 90 acqnire the proper
ty
n Vas announced by OBryant
that the next sehool budget must
BE- ready b Au9uSt l. There
szill BE- a publie hearing on the
budgei a. soon a. q is ready, he
announced.
The board voted to reinsure
Painciana Sehool for . total ol
So 00o They voted to Accept an
offer II s4eo less In pTemloms
b. insuring toF = fiye-seaT pert
cd. instead of year to year
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

(Continucd Frum Page Onel
Acevedo. who Is > Convent stud
ent. an other girls are attendinK
the Key West senior High school
The faCt that az five msrnbers
Of tae delegation from key West
Nere elected 81 oifice is especi-
aily gratifying g. the AmeriCan
Legion Auxiliary and b. the -
woman's Club. the Business end
Professional Wonens Club. the
junior woman's Club. the Jay
Shoes. and Convent Alumnas
Association. all e whiCh clubs
aponaored the girls Soc the trip.
Girls' Stats Is 2 part oi The
AmericaniSln program 0f the
American Legion Auxiliary snd
b promoted Cos the puTpose ui
fnstering in oaI younger eitixens
> knowledee Of the functions and
artivitiez of our state govern
menl A. ciriS State. the girh
'1earn by doing" the machinery
d eur government
An election 90 office az Girls
State Is fully a. difficult as elec-
tons in real liie and requires the
same qualities of outstanding
citizenship The American Legion
Auxiliary therefore Is thrilled
and grailiied that the giIls chosen
g. represent the City OF Key West
have 80 sbiy and nobly brought
honne ths ''nacon" IN spite Of seen
eompetition from much larger
areas. such as. Miami Jackson
Willie. and Tampa. Fi0rlds
The delegates appeared On the
Civlc Award Program ~ Legion
Jalv sth Week-end and save
excellent oral accounts u their
tFip
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

was mamdaiory that ihe beds be
askeu
Appzoxa Plat In WinalsY lzle
Plat ui saicn =. aeh un Wlmd
iey Iie Vas approved A Uulm.
taon accafnpansc tho plat
Marie Nsw Deputy Sheriif
Chafle Thesaare AhBrN was
named fepaty sberfl - Sheriff
Berlin SAWYER ana h.t ussad s ss
approved be tire Bnar ~ coamty
GONNA HuFrs
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

sellingl goes IN the red. III turn
the wh0ie thing back b the
Navy"
The Key West Golf Club was
granted tlsp rn0rl ~ 25e . ward b.
UNANIMOUS vote
wsnss Streets Hard Surfaced
A petition signed b ~ tax
payers was read asking that
streets b. hard surfaced ~ tie
Seaside subdivision ~ ksy Lar-
so
Elecsisn sappliss To Be Pat
caf On bi4z By CountY
Advertisement ior bids lur ci-
ection supplies ior the pcr-
fnancnt registration system of the
county was approved since the
amount involved Is over S3Co. Il
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

Gen Ike" Eise uhoAeF tngs. a.
examinations fur bofh Wcss puint
and Annapolis. passing bsuth wlta
the highest marks
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

Washington. y g. and Savan-
nan. Ga. are among ire few cities
that weTe planned before they
eefe huiit
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

pnahursf. n G.. waa iaunicd
- wlnicr resuft - la8s ~ a
Boston man James VI Tufts
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06
The
The
WEATHERsIAN
Sayw

Key West ard Vicinity Fair
and continuea werm with araf-
tered thandeFwtnFEHS thru Thur8.
day. Gene va aaae wlman.
Fiorida. wsaely ecesfRfed
lhanaernhowerx naestiy in aftrT.
noons and early ewwnanMs tiafa
Thursday. Cananued hot
Jacknonyille Thru tise Finrida
straits Llnht - umoder9te vaFas
sble winds and MeneraIis faar
weather thFm Thursday
East Cuis. Light 90 msedrrmfe
Nariabie wanaa with Ws1ieiy
scattered thundershawers thru
Thursday.
no small craft or ssnrm warn-
mas have been issued.
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

Aitsn1fHa aN fsm fA
aettienema wsta fh SIS eaMaA q
has hNNn nnsiss HsH tNiF 90 NEE
cultural s. e. faF ~
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

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aM Nma lauam asaaetaet
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

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BOO lmm t0a8a maila
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-06

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Attempt To
Save Seven
In Rape Case

RICHMOND, Va. - An appeal
Of the conviction OF seven young
Negroes for the rape of Mrs.
Ruby Floyd Of Martinville will
be made by the legal staff of the
NAACP IT was announced this
week by W. Lester Banks, exc
cutive secretary of the Virginia
State Conference OF NAACP
branches.
The NAACP alleges that the
defendants, represented by court
appointed white lawyers. were
not given a fair trial. and that
investigation reveals that the
youths were beaten and told to
sign confessions 10 save themselv-
es from mob violence. Parepts of
the boys claim that the defense
counsel in the case advised them
not 10 say anything about the
methods used to obtain confess
ions in the case.
The seven defendants will be
represented in their appeal by
NAACP ATTORNEYS Martin A.
Martin. Oliver w. Hill. ana
Spottswood w. Robinson III, all
Of Richmond.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Holly Citizens
Stun On Testimony
In Weaver Killing
BY Staff Correspondent

HOLLY. Mich.-CitizenS OF this
suburb near Pontiac were lett
with mouths agape upon testi-
monv Of 3 witnesses who testi-
fled that Thomas H. Meyers APP
peared to have unrelently and
brutallv beat to death with his
lists. Doc Weaver. caretaker OF
a farm owned by Dr. Charles S
Svphax. prominent Detroit ply
sirian. on MAY 2
Arraigned on information.
Movers was ordered TO post So
900 personal bond 10 stand ex-
animation later before a Circuit
Court Judge by Justice of the
Peace Donald Adams of Water
ford Township
Testimony revealed that Weav-
or suffered a broken jaw, bruises
about the head and body. and
laceration of the mouth. One arm
was held up. as though he was
warding off a blow. police testi-
fled. after finding him IN chair
in a semi-conscious condition.
Fred Zimm, assistant prosecu-
tor. presented the case last Fri
day in which was brought out
that Meyers continuously beat
Weaver with his fists in a three
hour alteration that was strict
" one-sided.
Weaver hardly swung blow
q. his younger attacker who
out-weiRhed him by nearly 100
pounds. Weaver Is IS.
lconfinued On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Cemetery otficiaIs
Expect Visitors At
inventors Shrine

Elijah Mccoy. possibly the
greatest Negro inventor OF the
world was born in Colchester
Essex County. Canada. May 2
l844 Beginning his career as 2
railroad engineer. the United
States patent office granted him
80 separate and distinct patents
un 10 April. 1915. Among his
more important inventions was
q graphite lubricator that has
,aved seven minutes for eacn
100 miles OF travel by railroad
locomotives. and his automatic
lubricatine cup that made posi-
BILE the development oil inc
modern engine.
This inventive genius who
made others rich ana happy was
hurled October. 1929. IN an or
binary unmarked grave IN DF'
troit Memorial Park cemetery.
Dr. Aaron c. Toodlc. president
If the cemetery ASSOCIATION ieel-
ine that the noted inventor oe'
served more recognition, suggest
ed that the board OF directors re-
move his body and make ny
BODY and make his crave I"
shrine.
Al the expense Of the GENE Gene
.orv ,his was done. His remains
now lie near the entrance OF the
cemetery :, with two b ONE marx
ers on which his name ana "O'N
viii live forever -
The board Of directors invite
the public to visit this shrine and
nav tribute to one who has earn.
ed a high place in the history OF
our country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Await Decision In
Trenton Six Case

TRENTON - Decision is await
ed in the case Of the Trenton
Sis." six young Negroes whose
conviction for murder was an
pealed this week before the sew
en-jusiice New Jersey Supreme
Court A brief as friend Of the
court was submitted in the case
by the NAACP.
The six youths were seuiene-
ed 10 the electric chair for the
alleged murder Of 7-yesr-old
William Horner on January 2.
is4s. Eight briefs have been
submitted appealing the jury
verdict on grounds that confess
ions of the murder were obtain
ed under duress during Illegal
detention and secret question
ing by the police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Narcotics Suspect
Escapes Policeman
Caught In Hospital

Charges Of violation % the
narcotics law were placed against
two men Tuesday afie one had
reported for treatment ~ q gun
shot wound Of the finger which
was inflicted by 4 policeman who
had sought 20 question the pair.
William Beard. 28. $50 (. Ham
cock. and Kenneth Carter. 20,
1852 T. Hancock. are IN police
custody for possession Of over 40
REFER cigarettes
Police reported that the pair
was walking near Brush and
started when they threw away a
package. after sporting two
patrolmen4 and started running.
Each officer ordered them 10
halt and fired one shot. police
reported
Beard. who Is wanted for nom
support. suffered through and
through wound ~ the tight
thumb. Carter was unframed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Parents, Police
Taken For ride
Not een-Agers

Two teen-age WAYNE L. CO.
eds were not taken for ride
at gunpoint on May 10. police
investigators reported Mon
day in fact. one Of the girls
who concocted the tale is a
Northern high student.
An investigator of the Wom-
ems Division stated that the
girls had made-up the story
after 'partving' until the wee
hours of the morning. They
feared wrath from their par
ents for coming in so late.
The policewoman stated that
the tale Of beng carried for
ride on a lonely road beyond
Eastwood Park after being
forced into a car At gunpoint
was full OF loop holes -
The girls stuck 20 their story
at first. the investigator add
ed. after their parents had
called Police authorities and
demanded action. The case re-
ceived such magnitude of
publicity that the girls finally
admitted it as being false.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

a meager 10 point.
Following the two leaders on
the West Side. came Southwest
ern, making their best showine
in wears. with 35 points. BEDFORD,
49, Western. 81 Is; Central %
Sc: Mackenzie. % and Chadsey.
10.
While Cooley and Miller each
took but three firSts. each made
up for il by scoring heavily IN
secondary positions. Miller firsts
came in the shot put. mile run and
440. Cooley winners were in the
$50 relay and the aforementioned
dashes. The Cards also tied Tor
first in the pole vault. an event
which was the chief surprise OF
the hectic West Side finals.
The failure of Northwestern s
Fletcher elders 20 perform to
his usual standards in the event.
no doubt cost the Colts the meet.
elders had 20 settle for tie with
Cooley's Don Robtoy at IL feet.
Rebtoy, previously had not done
over IL 3" all year.
After each cleared IL feet Reb-
toy quit conceding first 10 Gid
ers. but Fletcher failed three tim
es at IL feet 6 inches.
Northwestern. who was trying
10 redeem themselves in the semi
finals. took 4 firsts on the West
Side and tied for others. Their
tconfInued On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Woman
Sought In
M ans Death

Two fatal Standings - an
hour apart last Friday night
added to the wave of
crime over the weekend.
Victims were L. c. Delbridee.
"a, 2226 ST. Joseph. who was
dead on admittance TO Receiving
Hospital about 1880 .. m. from
stab wound OF the neck. and
Clarence Lee Milton. 80. 1885
Benton. who was dead on arrival
an hour later was victim Of
stabs in the left chest.
Police are seeking whereabouts
OF Mary Delbridge. allegelly
wife Of the victim. who was
found in an alley adjacent 70
1880 Preston.
Grace Finasso. IL. 1890 prss-
ton. and Cleveland White. Is.
3sls Elmwood. told police-
they thought Dslbridss wAs
stabbed by his alleged wife.
Mary whom they reported as
having heard her say Il stabbed
him. I stabbed him; call police"
Hold Tsen-Agers
Two teen-age BOYS are being
held for investigation of the
murder OF Milton. In custody at
Juvenile Detention Home is Chi
il Pearson. is. 220l Z. Congress,
and at police headquarters is
thomas Freeman. 10. 1888 Mel
rum. who admitted the stab
ning. according 10 police.
Eddie Price. 20. 676 Division.
and Edward Jones, 10. 1896 Ri
ward. told police authorities that
several boys had an argument
near Brewster and Hastings. The
fighting stopped and the BOYS
walked to Alfred. where Free
man started a fist fight with an
CONTINUED On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Shot In Home
In Sneak Attack

Blasts from shotgun welded by unknown assass-
in feed Victor G. Reuther brother of UAWCIO presi-
dent Walter The shooting occurred about midnight Tues
day Victor sat in his living reading with his wife
seated on nearby davenport.
Reuther, who lives at 1904 Mark Twain. critically
wounded was reported making desperate fight for his
life as the Tribune went to press Wednesday.
no suspect had been reported arrested BY the De-
tot Police Department at press time.
According to police the weapon Ga doube-bareed
shot gum found outside the window. from which his
wouldbe assassin fired double blast into the JAW
leaders head.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
LAT Z B U L L ET1NI
KNIFE VICTIM FAIR

q lo-year-old girl student. who
Vas Stabbed several times in a
hallway al Cleveland informed
.''e school Tuesday afternoon by
f-year-old classmate, after an
sssumeni that started in the cafe
wa was reported in fair condi-
Agn Wednesday morning.
IN 81 Francis hospital Is Leona
.sa'"orth- 1898 Mackay, a VIC
VII Of stab wounds of the left
s.SA' shoulder and unders the
right arm.
n u,e, Tor investigation of assault
willie Ruth Montiort, 1886
H.. s0l'ee reported that the girls
Isu argued in the cafeteria dur
ms lunch hour. Willie Ruth
vSn ringing Of the bell attended
m; a.s.n class, and after its ter.
n, 'ssuon, waited in the hallway
49, eona to come out OF her
Sa's Won Sne then inflicted the stab
,,,a. ne Hctim was in a semi-con-
sts S.a state upon arrival OF police
sonlS s who stated that the girl
nsS only say, Ruth stabbed
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

Robert Rncher. 1923 Medburv-
X in serious condition from q
gun wound Of the stomach after
becoming respondent over sep
railon from his wife.
Ruchcr had left a note in his
bedroom addressed TO his father
which stated that he had killed
himself because his wife had left
nm. police reported.
Rucher told police upon arrival
a Receiving Hospital that he had
oten cleaning a gun when il &C
tidents'y went off.
Caihtflne Taylor. 1856 Crom-
we'll was found by her mother
Mrs Willie Mae Taylor. who
.Luehi her TO the hopsital about
ESQ M Her condition is tenn
p'Fary serious. as the result OF
IN overdose of sleeping tablets.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

upon THIS ROCK I
BUILD MY CHURCH AND
THE GATES OF HE'LL SHALL
NOT PREVAIL AGAINST IT."
was the reported subject Of the
Rev. Mr.. Thomas. last Sunday
as he mounted his pulpit for
the first time in two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas lodged his pc
tition against James Harrell,
Clinton Martinez. Cover n or
Brown and % other members of
the deacon board which Includes
one named Collins. whose first
name Is unknown bat whose per-
son Is we'll known
The court appointed Judge
Chester OIlara 90 ncag the pc
tition on MAY 81 Vh.ch lists two
specific requests Wnlc suii Is
pending or during nc hearing
Cd Members of the deacon
board discontinue ~ spread false
or malicious sioilC. apout the
pastor and f2i cttalr directly
or indirectly from prohibiting him
tContInued On Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

Ar BROTHERS, BEDSIDE
Waite who was shot last April
70 under similar circumstances.
vss al bis brothers bedside at
fad Hospital.
The scene paralleled that of
lat year when. Reuther was
fghtne foe his life in Harper
hospital after being shot BY an
unknown person. THE gully
Lpal,y hos not been located and
brought 10 trial vet. However.
suspcc IN Walters shooting. Carl
Bolton former JAW Official Is
expected % stand trial for tine
shooting within d short while)
Victor who iourneyed 70
Europe last year for the Educa-
ional Department OF the JAW.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

is affiliated with that branch OF
the UAW-CIO. Victor. 81. is four
years younger than Walter. There
is another Reuther boy. Roy
the youngest OF the brothers.
Mrs. Reuther was not injured
blythe blast. which mangled her
husbands face and collar bone
Observers specializing as "
who might have fired the blast
that wounded Victor. mentioned
:i,at It might have been fired by
left wingers" of the union. AL
though Walter has repeatedly
denied that he has the least idea
VINO shot him. union officials
and others are of the opinion
that Communists shot Walter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
2 Men Collapse
On Street, Die

A 22-year-old man was listed
as one Of two deaths from natural
causes over the weekend
Austin Hill. SO. 2274 z Fort.
was dead on arrival al Receiving
hospital on Tuesday about 1880
pm. after collapsine while work
ing at the. Darwin Armstrong
Company at Chene and Lafay-
cite.
Willie James Jackson. $40
Westminster collapsed on
sidewalk on Oakland near Owen
after he had crossed the street
Saturday about 10 pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
DR.. Bunche Fisk U.
Graduation Speaker

DIR. Ralph johnson Bunche'
United Nations Mediator IN the
Palestinian Dispute will deliver
the principal address Of the 18TH
annual Commencement OF FISK
University at 10 am. Monday
MAY 80. l949. -,
The Baccalaureate services WI
he held al III am. Sunday. May
90 In Fisk Memorial Chapel. DR.:
Charles S. Johnson, president OF
Fisk will deliver the Bsccaiau-
rcate address.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Unwed Mother Held
In Death Of Infant

An unmarried woman. mother
of three Legitimate children. was
being held for investigation OF
murder OF baby who was found
by her brother as he dug for some
fishing worms Saturday after
noon in the rear of their home
at 1892 Pilgrim.
The body was so badly decom-
posed that post morteum was
impossible.
Z Police are holding Bena Mae
Jette. n. OF the aforementioned adj
dress.
Amos Je,te. 80. same address,
told police that he was digging
for worms in his garden IN the
rear OF his home when he uncov-
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They responded TO a summons
issued by the Most Worshipful
Grand Master William O Greene.
who outlined the Masonic pro
gram for the ensuing year. Ap-
proximatcly forty Masonic broth.
res were present during the five
hour business discussion and
dinner AT Brewter Center
Among the plans outlined
for the Masonic program were
$500 scholarship. renewed
activity in their youth activity
program and the intention OF
insfifuflng court proceedings
AGAINST ell clandesfine Masonic
groups within the state.
Elected Grand Lodge officers