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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standing
JAMISON'S
LEAGUE

The second half of the season came
to a close last Thursday night, with
the Army taking first place, five
points ahead of the Air Corps in
second place. There will be roll
off tonight Thursday between the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standing
w. F. PRIOR co.
LEAGUE

After Monday nights bowling
Tice was still in the lead, five games
ahead of Lewis, with Davis in third
place. Eddie Henneberger had both
individual honors with high single
game Q15) and high set GID.
Lewis took both team honors with
high single (455) and high set $3.50
80 or Over Scores
P. Lowry, SO, 102 F. Minnich, 81,
80; E. Koontz, 91 A. Hoelle, 95; D.
Mowen, 81, 101; E. Henneberger, 90,
lis; M. Reed, SO; j. Wolfe, SO.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standing
ELKS CLUB
LEAGUE

After Monday nights bowling the
Shoulders were still in the lead, four
points ahead of the Backs who are
now in second place. II. Grove had
the high individual single game GAO
and c. Hildebrand the high set (387)
The Shoulders took both honors with
high single (547) and high set (l583)
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
10000 Glass

Shumah, 119-325; Forrest, 123-321;
Sayles, Jr., 124-329; K. Myers, 3O8;
, S. Henninger, 1873, 119-35O; P. Jacobs,
121-311; Kretzer, 1898; Lum, no.
302; Miller, 3Q8; Ogden, 115; G. Har-
per, ia, 117-333; Doflemyer, 3O7;
Krouse, 112-304; Eyler, ST., 116-309;
Feigley, 113-3O9; Feigley, 113-3O9;
Hargett, 129-329; Zinkand, 112, 49,
312; Valentine, 118-3O3; Beard, ia;
Order. 1872
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Army and Air Corps for the league
championship.
Genevieve Mease had both indi-
vidual honors for the ladies, with
high single game t117) and high
set 1902. Bob Witt and Howard
Gibney tied for the high single
game for the men ODD and Glib
ney had the high set (339). The
Army took both team honors with
high single game $3.50 and high
set (15O2).
Ladies' 9O-275 Glass
G. Mease, 100, 117-302; E. Mon
ninger, 1913, 81, 99-293; E.. Davies,
1O1.
Gents 1O5-32O Glass
R. Witt, 1889; H. Gibney, 1O6,
131-339; K. Martin, 119, 1880;
F. Poffenberger, ITO; r. Myers, 119;
C. Haynes, 1876; r. Wilson, los; W.
Brinton, ITO; ]. Bean, Ill, 1880.
Team Standing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standings
POTOMAC EDISON
MEMS LEAGUE

When the birthplace White Sox
took two games from the first-place
Indians last week, they knocked them
back into second place and allowed
the Redskins to go into the top spot.
Don Eakle had both Individual hon
ors with high single game (146) and
high set (40o).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

Emmanuel E. U. B.-Bill Fuss,
123-329; Bob Bowman, $50.
Brethren-Bill Martin, 1888; John
Minnich, 1884.
Christ Reformed-Bryan Wentz,
123-324.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
HIGH SCORE
CONTEST

There is still no change in the
High Score Contest, and SO at pres
ent Norma Musey has the high score
for the ladies (162) and 'Pete"
Harshman the high score for the
men (188).
Now let's look at the scores of the
past week.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
12O-sso Glass

E. Lizer, 1913, 124-337; H. Robson,
123-348; B. Lowman, 1872; L. Wallis,
131-35O; c. Everly, 127-331; T. Jack
son, 121; D. Williams, 132-337; E.
Norman, 1913; E. Buchanan, 1871; F.
Keckler, 125-343; D. Eakle, 1873, 1870,
146-4O9; E. Lecrone, 100; R. Marks,
1879; j. Shryock, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standing
LADY ELKS
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling Feb
ruary was still on top, seven games
ahead of September, December and
October, who are tied for second
place. Virginia Warner took both
individual honors with high single
game (136) and high set 1856
October had the high team single
game (495) and August the high set
(14631
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standing
EASTERN STAR
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling Nep-
tune is still in the lead nine games
ahead of Mars in second place. Nora
Rouzer had the high single game for
the evening (123), while the team
honors were split, with Neptune
having high team single (494) and
high set G376l.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
100000 Glass

R. Ham, 1874, 1886; r. Brady,
129, 116-341; F. Mazzo, 118, 114-331;
w. Ryan, 1873, 95-323; F. Fratianni,
lis, 114-32O; C. Bowers, 113, no.
800; j. Stevenson, 121, 105-319; j.
Weaver, Ill, 11O-316; ]. Helmer, 105,
103-311; E, Henson, 116, $4,000; F.
Musey, 10, 103-301; L. Shelter, lit;
T. Ham, liz; j. Hawthorne, 113; H.
Jolliffe, 100; R. Zappacosta, 100; A.
Kolb, 104; L. Musey, 121; R. North,
104; H. Sirbaugh, 104; R. Miner, 104;
P. Carpegna, 104; A. Jolliffe, 1902; F.
Webb, 102; j. Wingert, 101.
Team STANDING
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Eean1 Standing
SUNDAY SCHOOL
LEAGUE
(Tuesday, March 29)
WOMEN'S DIVISION

After last weeks bowling the Iris
were on top, two games ahead of the
Pansies. The third-place Daisies
took both team honors, with high
single (564) and three-game set
(154D. The Warner family took
care of Individual honors, with Jane
having high single game (125) and
her mother, Virginia, high three
game set 1886.
100000 Glass
Virginia Warner, 107, lis, ia
1856; G. Leatherman, 121, 106-322;
c. Fitz, 1O7, 1O2, 1O8-317; ]. Warner,
125-316; L. Crawford III, 105- 315;
V. Gossard, 12O-314; M. J. Bone
brake, 116, 104-307; L. Rudisill, 1903,
102-307; Routzahn, 108-301; Couch
man, LOG, 1O1-3OO; M. Warrenfeltz,
1902, 100; B. Warrenfeltz, 116; E, Mon
ninger, 116; Knodle, 112; C. Price,
Ill; J. Miller, Ill; R. Baughman,
1903; K. Stouffer Cd, 108; M. Sny-
der, LOT; l.. Carey, 106; M. Cowden,
106; V. Pearson, 104; NJ. Young, 1O4;
M. Hildebrand, 104; K. Stouffer %,
1903; R. Hause, 1903; E. mclaughlin,
102; N. Kretzer, 102; Patterson, 1O2;
Poffenberger, 101; NJ Hartman, 101;
G. Moser, 100; Stoddard, 100; Thur
mond, 100; Miller OBJ, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standing
ST. MARY'S
LEAGUE

With only two more weeks left
to bowl, it still is anybody's guess
as to who will win the second half.
After last weeks bowling the Red
skins and Bears are tied for first
place, with the Steelers three games
behind them in the third spot. Lii
liam Musey had high single game for
the ladies GID, while William Ryan
had high single for the men (133)
and Richard Ham the high set 1856.
The Bears had high. team single
game (562) and the Steelers high set
(157D.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
100000 Glass

N. Rouzer, 1913; K Gordon, 100;
D. Snapp, us; M. Hess, ia; A. Hix-
son, ia B. Schwinger, 1O9; E.
Hughes, 106; B. Fockler, 1O5; V. Dye,
1O5; M. Gluck, 1O4; E. Fleagle, 101
and N. Evans, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
PRECIOUS STONE
LEAGUE

After last weeks bowling the Dia-
monds are still on top, two games
ahead of the Pearls in second place.
Helen Wilkes had the high individual
single game Q13) and Mile Fiery
the high set (315).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
100000 Glass

v. Warner, liz, 1886; N. Musey,
116, 1888; M Mogenson, 102, 128-
1913; M. Mobley. 95, 133-321; M. Kriz,
95, 10000; J. Zimmerman, 1T; A.
Spessard, ITO; B. Roy, 1903; C. Foltz,
108; K. McSherry, 103, 106; L. Barr,
1903; V. Dean, 1903; J. Lushbaugh, 1903;
T. Spessard, 1902; M. Grouse, 1O1; E.
Miller, 101; R. Unger, 101;.C. Gibney,
101; N. Meyers, 101; L. Riggs, 100; j.
Pryor, 100.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
HAGERSTOWN
BANKERS LEAGUE

The season ended last week, with
the Halves coming out on top, five
games ahead of the Slugs and
Quarters, who were tied for second
place. Betty Dryer took both hon
ors for the ladies with high single
game Q06 )and set (195). w. Ham
maker had the high single game for
the men (142) and George McAdams
the high set CAD. The Quarters
had high team single (494) and the
Dimes high set (938).
High Scores
Ladies-N. Cover, 100; P. Senior,
"a; H. Snively, 100; M Cochrane,
90; v Winters, 104; D. Slayman, 95;
S. McKinsey, 81; T. Bishop, 90; B.
DWyer, 1O6; D. Fryer, 95; j. Downin,
90, 90.
Mem. Gardenhour, ia; R. Cush-
en-, 103; R. Bowman, 107; S. Reel, 90,
80; c. Younkins, 105-2O7; r. Vaughn,
107-206; D. Thurston, 115-202; G..
Neikirk, 104; w. Hammaker, 142-
237; G. McAdams, 1924.
Toovnn CAon,asxo~~
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
10000 Class

Mildred Fiery, 100, 1O9-315; Mary
Routzahn, LOT, 1O3-308; Helen Wilkes,
113, 1903; Verna Mowen, Ill; Kay
Beyard, 10; Doris Trovinger, LOT;
Sue Powles, 106; Eleanor Reecher,
105; Anna Clark, 104; Naomi Myers,
104; Leila Seton, 104; Belva Ford,
104; Pearl Elliott, 1903; Dotte Nc
Graw, 1903, 1O1; Nell Hays, 1903;
Frances Swartz, 102; Dot Newcomer,
102; Irma South, 100
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07

L'Aiglon Apparel-R. Barnhart,
1913; E. Fennel, 126-338.
Team Standings
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
12O-230 Glass


Prospect Diner-Messersmith, 139,
127-373; Baker, 1872, 142-360; Fahr-
ney, 1913.
South End Tavern-Bowers, 49,
381; Bitner, 1884.
The Owls-Shaw, 1875; Fitz, 1856
376.
French Observation-Disclosures, 1876
BAL; Linburg, 121; Crawford, 331.
Little Heiskel-Harper, 1913; Hill
debrand, lat, 122-370.
Cromers Grocery-Staley, 1913,
120-347; Fales, 12f.
Staley's Esso-Lowman 120-340;
H. Hart, 138-348; Boyer, 1875; Lewis,
1873.
Smith Oil-Smith, 100; Jones, 1870.
Hagerstown Gas Co-Owen, 100.
Team STANDING
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
80 or Over Scores
Team Standing
MINOR LEAGUE

With only one more night to bowl
this season, the Prospect Diner were
out in front last week, two games
ahead of South End Tavern in sec
ond place, while the Owls are up
there. in third position, just four
games behind the leaders. Bowers,
of South End Tavern, put up a new
season high single game (173) and
also had three-game total (38D.
Team honors went to Prospect Diner
for both single (591) and high set
(1695).
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standing

Continued on Page 1O)
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-04-07
Team Standing

(Final)
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

r,e, 'lr, Harvey. campaign di-
S ,u nnpunccd that the fol-
A. w leaders, have endorsed
'sg' .rg 'n'f SimmonS's candidacy
nv ne pledged to assist in
TF'i's nS nomination a success.
p. ,nH arc Nose Thompson.
IT, Booker T. Washington
Mrs..As Assn Thomas Drum, Pres.
clot' t''san Federated Democratic
praN psN Rev Robert L. Bradbv.
M. veuoll Branch NAACP.
Basy ynostphine Belford. Pres.
Jess, Dee Club. Mrs. Maymc
SOW Mr and Mrs. Peter Cas-
uto. george johnson. oreanizcr.
Pre- sey Timothy Timberlake
ney~ w. b5Sptist Ministers Alliance;
Mn, robert Williams Westside
PIE, u, Alliance d.. stephens
Less,, "estslde Progr essive
De,S't, John Dancy. dreutof
c. NJ. Urban League: Charles
tan y yss, u president Metropili-
A nlnefal System ASH. Fred
and 'ipsH, is owner Supreme Linen
tern Upioor a N. Lake, wes-
Marvs0.nu..o Mutual Ins. Mrs.
AT 4 Gill Pres. North End
West literary club. Mrs. Eugie
res Uptown Voters club;
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Boykin Renamed
Editor, Publisher,
Detroit Tribune

Al meeting OF the board o
directors OF the West Pub.
hshne Company Inc. last Mon
aay ULYSSES W. Boykin. editor
OF the Tribune. was renamed
publisher of the newspaper and
gwen long term contract lie
Win direct the 100000 expansion
program authorized by the board
c. Henri Lewis. veteran at
torney and senior member OF
the lave firm Of Lewis. Rowlctte,
Brown Bell and Wanzo, was
elected chairman Of the board OF
directors
The members Of the board are:
Ms Ulysses W. Boykin Miss
Roberta Mcclure. Andrew j.
Smith Frederick Byrd Charles
W Jones. attorney. Frances A,
Korneeav Andrew Powell Roosc-
Vet I. Pons J. ] Hood. An
drew n Snecd Lewis and Boy
kin
In addition to 'he publishing
of the Detroit Tribune the COM
panv also operates a Job printing
,hon Specializing in programs,
business forms. bulletins, ticket
and booklets.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Mature Boy"
Uninjured, AS
Car OVerturns

BuLLETIN-King Cole OF
the famous King Cole Trio
escaped serious injury last
Tuesday when the automobile
in which he was riding Skidded
on ice and turned over near
Peoria. III. None Of the oe-
cupants were injured. although
the car was badly damaged.
Cole is reported 10 have con
tinued on his trip by bus.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

Mrs. Mabel Flack former De
mocratlc leader. Mr.. Eva c Col
Inns Mr.. Fannie B. Peck G. I
Collins Edward Davis. Mrs Car,
rie Curtie Watkins, Dr Samuei
r. Milton. Or. Daisy l. North
cross. Emmett. Cunningham Pres
Colored Citizens League; MIS-.
Cora Lockhart. Democratic State
Central committee, womn MiS.
Alma McMahan. Democratic
state Central Committee woman
Rev solomon d. Ross, Bishop
Mother Williams, Rev }. ID. How
ell Rev s. {. Campbell KEY
Joseph r. Thomas, Rev J a.
Danes. Rep. Martha W Grlnl.ns'
Judge william Friedman, hep.
George u. O'Bricn, Rep George
s Sadowski George 5. Fitkger-
aid Democratic National Som-
mitteenman. Henry Tells Pres.
Independent Investment Assn
Louis c. Blount. Great LaNes
Mutual Life Insurance Go
simmons is 48-years OF age aiu
a very brilliant speaker lie eraa-
uated nom Howard UniNefsi'y
Law school in 1925. He was 4
member Of the Detroit lnteals' "a
cial Committee from 1914 to 1895
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Prisoner Attempts
Suicide Inside Jail
AlIe.slc % polIce statlons,

Allcrglc 60 police stations
Well don't Try what an IN
mate sought 70 dc last Thursday
al the 18th precenict.
Police state that George Bar
ger. % 204l9 Notthlawn was
booked for investigation about
500 pm. Letter sergeant hap
pened to past his cell when he
noticed that Barge vas attempt.
ing to hang himself with his
SHIRT
Bm ger told the Segt that he
didn't want 10 stay IN police
station. he was sent 20 the hospi-
tai for mental observation.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Chicago Pastor
Re- ~ Room
At own ~

Isit chris, prsc-
tice discrimina , .ist a
brother because IS race.
color, whether le be red,
white or blue?
How many different inter-
pretations Of the word Chris
tian arc acceptable in the
society IN which we live?
What is the policy Of the
Young Mems Christian AS
Sociation of the World, Of
Detroit?
No doubt the Rev Charles Hall
of Chicago. III who vas refused
lodging a. the Downtown YIN
last week-aiiet he had been pro-
missed reservation for the night.
would like 70 have the above
questions answered,
Not Hotel
Az hearing ~ The Prosecutors s
Office last Week acco ding 10 I'M
formation reaching the Tribune.
Nh Elmer Hill Of the Mcuopo
Titan YMCA alleged ihat The
DownluNn ~ rot hotel
Atty Bannigan of the Civil
Rights department OF the pro-
secuior's office stated this week
that ~" officials will be given
tSee YMCA. Page g.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Wife Stabber
Faces Trial

Willie Lee Collins & 9l5 Adc-
laite. waived examination Mon
dav morning before Recorder.
Judge Paul F Krausc 20 ,iana
nlal for the first degree murder
~ his former girl friend, Mary
White. AZ Adelaide
The woman's body was found
with five stab wounds in an
alley on Ian "a Collins was
apprehended few DAYS later
Collins. alias William Brown,
was asked hv the victim TO
leave tavern with hci s1Wlnd
Q o m Thcv stopped in the rear
of 936 Adelaide where tho woman
slapped his face
Tho accused then pulled ou'
4 knife and stabbed hcr iive
times He lef, her Wing in the
allev and went 10 a nearby bar
where he STAYED until II closed
around midnight
Police said Collins reported
that iht woman had hocomc
iealous because ne had found
another Girl hicnd VINO was
nicer because She didn't drink y
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Walter White
Decorated BY
Haitian Govt.

Nenas ns Feb l4th In
II anllnUs OF the
H M n Washington
o ae 81 ablc Joseph d
Ambassadors q
Nm Urb Sts.ss on behalf OF
n lat Government dec
ogo,e IS Gand Officers into
M Ns lmor a4a Mcr
ioro1. s some ui America
ms dN0 she'd leaders
The Haitian Government Sc
lecied for their ls48 awards
ieI outstanding diplomatic
services and inierraeiel good.
will in behalf of their country.
ambassador 10 America. the
Mexican representative al the
o-qanizaiion OF the American
Walter White Executive Secre.
See WHITE. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

According TO LOUIS Bal
axe. chief OF deteotives Of
the River Rouge police de-
pArtment, the mother Mrs.
Ella Johnson, rs. Of 532
Lenoir, told him she had
whipped the child with q
hair brush and then drop.
ped him twice on a con-
crete floor because he had
soiled his pants with his
urine.
The alteration occurred
on last Friday. Mrs. Johnson
is the mother Of five other
children and Is expecting
another.
Mrs Johnson first told
police that she was bathing
Erred when he died She 50 d
She noticed bruises on his
body while she was drying
him.
An autopsy revealed foul
play and after the mother
and father were taken INTO
custody and questioned she
admitted the other facts.
+ Mr.. johnson was release 4
He is a worker ~ Great
Lakes Steel Corp. The john
sons have been residents Of
River Rouge FOR five years.
They are natives of Bess.
mer, Ala.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Victim Robbed
SIashed, Left
Without Coat

-Four robbers not only exposed
a male victim 10 the freezing
weathc last SATURDAY. night by
taking h. overcoat but they also
marked Firm fot life with kuiie
cash thst extended from lip 70
ear.
Gecrg Campbell, 1880 Rlopolle
told police that four men strong
armed him at Leland and Riopel-
le about las am, took his wallet
CONTAINING Si2, ms brown over
coat. and cut him from has eft
lip to his ear. He also was treat
ed for decorations OF the scalp.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

Victims are: Samuel Joe Brad
ley. 20l8 Hastings, who suffered
a through and through shotgun
wound Of the upper abdomen;
and Mrs. Louise Domenick. 43l9
Moran, who was victim of gun
wound near the left eye.
Suspects are Albert Collins. A.,
1892 f. Lafayette. and Rosalle
Gilbert, "a. 1919 Moran. who IS
under investigation for the carly
Monday morning Staying.
Police state that whist game
with 50 stakes was being played
IN the Lafayette address on sun
day when Alex Davis. 38 1859
Russell. complained OF not get
ting faii deal with Bradley 5
wife, Lethe.
Bradley pulled out a knife and
centcred It on him In the mean
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Exchanged Nine
Shots; Owners
State Serious

a proprietor of a Chinese
restaurant on Hastings was
II serious condition early
Wednesday as result of gun
shot wounds received in a
holdup staged by a lone
bandit early Tuesday morn
ing.
Tie thur g.hn.. ped holding
hiSgside vas apprehended later
Ia Mi Clemens when he sought
disqualification for two gunShot
wounds Of the side and thigh
St Joscphs Hospital notified
tsee CHINESE. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

tlmc, Collins gets up and OBTAINS
a SPRINGFIELD .45 Cahbet titlc from
closet. and threatens I'll Kill
them all He went into the din
ing room, where the argument
had progressed. and inflicted the
fatal wound
Willie Domenick husband Of
the slain woman told police that
the women mad argued over soc
owed to RoSahC His wife paid
her. but they continued 60 argue
His wife was shot, continued
Willie. on the porch as she LETT
the upstairs steps. with hun be-
hind her, RoSahc who liNd on
the first floor flcd the scene
with a nickel plated revovlcl and
was apprchendcd some hours
later.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Cafe Owner, Bandit
Wounded i'm Gum Duel
Bookkeeper
Charged With
EmbezzIement

A warrant was filed late Tue
day afternoon against an 30
year old bookkecper for embe2
Element Of Sl.352 from q coal
company on Scott street The
theft wss IN series. dating from
Novembtl. l948. 10 January "a
in sums flom s. to Sis
William Amos. As, 9l0 f. War
rem. charged thst his niece, Flea
nor Amos. 9645 Deimar. balanced
the books daily n cover-up hei
theftS Detection was made or
compaint Of his partner and bro
ther, James.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
AIR YMCA Jim-CrOW Policy
Gentleman Located
Who Disappeared
|with Tons Of Coal

ra had seven tons
u ~ ppear with one oil
a,ly six Years ago,
NV ars pa where il went.
r a Herbert Boyer,
,ot.a charged in his
lg th James Shumatc.
,6 u.a,ne was 20 deliver
so ,6n, o oal 20 a customer
= ,o43 The driver
nrr and the aban-
ea5ed aucs s found ,e'eral
da later
.ts ru toners home
IA tr TIE 1882 worth
fn delivered and
,scs.t e TAD for II. Shumate
cntlv as work
Il ~ s coal company
y e laborer Shmu-
t on Feb IL.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

The Detroit chapter OF tho
Guild. headed by Pres James
Montantc and Executive Sccrc-
tarv Alan Brown. is host TO the
visiting lawyers
Warine TO Get Award
The Roosevelt Award. the
Guilds highest honor. will be
bestowed on Federal Judge j.
Waties Waring OF Charleston, :.
C.. at the annual banquet Sun
day evening, Feb. 90. Judge War
ing handed down the ruling that
prevented discrimination In that
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Collins Seeking
Commissioners
Post In Rouge

All cilll.nS interested IN re-
ceivms. race representation IN
River Rouge we're urged 90 20
to the polls ON Feb 2l and vote
for Elbcr, L. Collins for City
Commissioner
\ record vote IS expected fol
the spring primary Mayo NJ
Warren Duncan announced Tues
dav
Fourteen candidates have flcc
for commissioner, pests. Namor
smith IS candidate for re
lection as a constable.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

states primary elections.
Convention panels will take up
federal legislation legal reform
particularly IN divorce statutes.
the crisis in civil liberties. the
cold war and other timely topics
Officers will be elected az the
closing session Tuesday. Feb. %
The public is admitted to all
panel sessions on payment OF an
inclusive registration fee OF 81,
the convention committee. head
ed by Prosecutor Gerald X.
O'Brien. announces.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Miss D SR Chosen
Without Prejudice

There is discrimination because Of race, creed or
color in the selection of Niss DSR for the respective
months declared lack Minor representative Of the
Advertising COMPANY, Friday morning.
Feb III in an exclusive interview the office Of the firm
at 806 TRANSFORMATION building
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Roosevelt Award To
Militant Judge Waring
Supported by Numerous Political Groups
Including Democrats and Republicans

convention at the Book Cadillac hotel Saturday Feb 10
for day session it is announced by executive sec
retary Robert j. Sbersten of Washington, DC. former
Derotcr Three foreign urss two rom London and one
from Paris will appear on the program.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Murder CIimaxeS
"Fifty- Cent" Feud

Police authorities earlier this week were holding two
suspects in double barreed probe Of Sunday shotgun
Staying of 81 year-old and the early Monday morn
ing fatal shooting of a l0-vear-old woman.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

Police Say Infant
Whipped With Brush
Funeral Services Set For Thursday;
Mother Expecting Another Child Soon

little 3-vearold child is dead Of injuries received
the hands OF her hysterca mother who in Way
County Jail awaiting formal charges
Funeral service for the youngster is scheduled Tor
Thursday at the Hageman Funeral Home 9Th street
Ecore while the mother viii be facing the authorizes
manslaughter charges.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Citizens Seek To Elect
Simmons Common Pleas Judge

49,, united effort has been launched by Citizens Com
V"nmon Pleas Judge.
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19
Cowling Heads
Willow Run
News Bureau

Robert cowling. local civic
and business leader OF Willow
Run Village. was added 10 the
staff OF the Detroit Tribune as
staff reporter for Willow
Run.
DEM. DELEGATE
cowlIng. a delegate TO the
recent Democratic Convention
held in Grand Rapids. is also
;nresident OF the Willow Run
branch Of the NAAcP, and
although quite a young man.
has long been recognized as
one OF the eouniY's foremosf
leaders. -,
Presently he is WORKING dill
ioentiy 10 organize q Youth
tses cOWL1NG. Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1949-02-19

Vote For
ATTY. EWARD q. SIMMONS
Common Pleas Judge. Feb. 2
Adv.