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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-04
BELOW is BADLY
HURT IN WRECK
Three Trucks And Auto In.
yOlved In Accident Near
Gr0di's Corners ,,..s,.:.

Orland Below, %, Route i, Oak
Harbor, was seriously injured ear
ly Wednesday morning in a traf-
fic accident near Grodi's Corner,
Route 2, in which three trucks
and Mr.. Bellows auto were in
volved.
Bellows right leg and foot We're
so seriously injured that surgeons
at Magruder hospital at first
feared that amputation would be
necessary. The compound frac-
lures were reduced Wednesday
night but Bellows condition was
listed as serious Thursday, as he
is still suffering from shock
Deputy Sheriff Myron Hetrick,
who Investigated, said that the
accident happened after Below
had stopped his car due to a
truck which was parked along the
road.
Another truck, driven by Ray
mond Oaks, Warren, Ohio, struck
Bellows car from the rear, forcing
the auto into the parked truck and
Knocking the parked truck into the
nearly field.
Below crawled out of his car,
and was standing in front of the
vehicle. when third truck smash
ed into the car. It was in this
accident that the serious injury
was sustained as Bellows leg was
smashed against the car bumper
Mr.. Oaks was treated at Magruder
hospital for cracked ribs and was
released after treatment. -
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-04

Courtroom Light
Crashes On Table

Local attorneys and Common
Pleas court attaches will keep
one eye heavenward when they
are working in the court room
hereafter, as several people es-
capped injury Tuesday forenoon
when one of the glass globes
from the huge chandelier
crashed upon the trial table
while court was in session.
1t was the second time with
in recent years that one of the
globes has loosened and fallen.
Although the globe smashed on
the table and particles of glass
showered upon those sitting at
the table, no one was injured.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-04
Elks Lodge Given
LIQUOR License

Charles Martin, Exalted Ruler
of the Port Clinton Elks lodge, an
nounced late Wednesday that the
Ohio State Board of Liquor Con-
troll has granted a club liquor Ii
cense to the local Elks.
Application for the club license
has been pending for the past ID
months, during which the Elks
club house has been operating a
liquor locker system. The club Ii
cense notification is anticipated
this Friday and the change-over
will become effective at once.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-04
NAMED PASTOR

Members of the Gypsum Com
rnunity church council Sunday af-
ternoon elected the Rev. Krebs,
Oberlin, as new pastor at the Gyp-
sum church.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1949-02-04

THE NEWS is prepared to
do your JOB PRINTING on
a basis of Good Workman
ship and Good Service at
Fair Prices. Phone 5271.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Attorney Charles A.
Roxborough Endorses
Cobo For Mayor
Three Burned in
Wax Drum Blast

A 57-year-old man was report
ed in critical condition Tuesday
while another man and a woman
we're diagnosed as far from
burns received la,, FRIDAY night
when wax solution exploded n
manufacturing plant al 1884
Brush
Millcdge MeNer> 2fl Henoiie'
suffered first and second degree
burns over IS per cent ~ his
BODY when mixture of wax IN
winch two gallons ~ petroleum
ethel Was used exploded about
eight feet away He IS IN critical
condition
Others injured We're Mildred
stevens. "a. 27l IIcnrc. Who sui
fefed md and Bird degree burns
over 90 per cent Of her body
and willard Seward. 80. II Med
bnrv who was treated for burns
an both hands and decorations
about the face Miss Stevens was
reported as IN serious condition
The company manufacturers
auto wax and polishos.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

The political arena is begin
ning 10 warm up as charges ana
counter-charges fly. About Inc
biggest issue concerning the ma
loiiv Of the Tribune readers
happens to he housing Both Sam
d.dates Edwards and Cobo have
fhcir IDEAS on the housing pf"p-
lem. Cobo favors cooperation on
me part Of private capiial ~
helping 10 build apartments ~
replace the slums. while EDWARDS
favors all-out use Of Federal
funds. Edwards added This at
tempt TO turn the citys back on
available Federal money IS eu'
from the same cloth as the failure
Of Detroit IN the 1905 to iah'
advantage. OF Federal funds lo'
civic improvements. Then. a.
now. the dead hand Of reac'ion
stalled Detroit on dead cen'ei
Edward j. Jefrics has aSke0
for any seat on the council IL hs'
been predicted that he VIII nR'
IL out with Councilman Miarin
for the presidency OF the Councl'
CHARLES A HILL. the milltah
minister. is carrying on YER
vigorous campaign ana
everybody came out and CAV
him a vote he would be assure
of a seat at the Council tapl'
Don't forget TO vote for cHARLh
A. HILL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
New National Group Forms
TO Protest TrioI of IL

NEW YORK, N.Y.-lmmcdi-
ateIy on top Of the guilty Ncr-
dict handed down last FRIDAY
in the trial OF tho II top Com
mun,sts. the National Non
Partisan Committee announced
Monday that it would protest
the decision with a nationwide
campaign.
Paul Robson. noted baritone
and Judge Norval x Harris, Of
Indiana. were listed as Co
chairmcn Of the newly organ
ized' group.
THE American people must
mobilize to protect the United
States Constitution and the BIZ
Of Rights which Judge Medina
has strapped" in the case q
the conviction Of the II Com
munist leaders and the sentences
against their attorneys. the M
tional Partisan Commute
declared.
The II Communist leaders, me-
GLIDING Benjamin Davis, Jr., 81.
New York City Councilman. and
Henry Winston. 38. Detroit OK
ganikaiional secretary, we're
convicted by Federal jury Of
conSpiring 10 overthrow the
United States Government 10y
force.
The verdict which carries sen
fences up TO 10 years in prlsor
and $4,000 fine each was an
nounccd by jury forewoman
Mrs. Thelma Dial. Neer'
housewife. The defendants were
remanded 10 Jail 20 await sen
tence on Friday.
simultaneously Federal Juds'
Harold r. Medina found fiv'
81 the defense lawyers guilty Q
criminal contempt during IN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

NFW YORK. \ y Plans iof
a nationwide drive 10 secure en-
actmcnt Of civil rights legisla-
ton early IN the second session
Of the 8lsi Congress were formu
lated bv the emergency civil
rights committed Of the National
Association for the Advancement
81 Colored People which con-
Guided lis two-dsy session here
Monday
The committee. authorized nN
tic NAACP 10th annual confer
cncc "a Los Angeles last july.
prepared Tor civil rights cam
nsigns on TIC local state and
national levels. invited the CO
opcration of organized labor.
churches and other groups agreed
20 initiate registration drive.
and made plans for bringing
delegations INTO Washington for
4 mass meeting and series Of
conferences with representatives
and senators January 1917 1850.
With the end Of the first ses-
SION of the 8ist Congress az
hand the committee said IN a
statement OF policy and oolec.
iives. N Is now apparent that
campaign pledges 10 pass ciieg-
tive civil rights legislation have
been openly and hasrantly re-
pudiated.
IL this Legislation - 10 10 -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

WAS approached by Charles Nor-
rs. IS. AZ Watson. and Alfousu
Boxd address unknown, who
made the offer OF the lucrative IL
legal business. Miller jumped at
the opportunity because business
was mighty poor at his dough
nut shop at 1914 Harper.
Aitcr telling the men that the
asking pricc was Softa stiff. Miller
found the sl.500 down payment
to ms liking and gave $3.50 to
BOYD Later he persuaded Barry
10 put up The additional money
wh.ch he gaze to Norris.
Nor. then confidcd in MllIer
ina, There vas no muiucls BUS
mass Upon finding that Norris
psa skipped town the pair de-
dcd to split the $3.50 remaining
Miller 10 the meantime. decided
10 keep Barry happy by taxing
INN Elite money and = rev
phoncy bet Slips.
Bariv then became SUSPICIOUS
and informed police uatnorliies
,nA Is, had been taken-'o-tne-
,le.nc,s bv tNo dishonest
CROOKS
Norris and Miller are ~ police
custody 70 larceny by t''cN'
BoNd Win = record Of 20 arrests
ard three convictions Is stu beng
snucnt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Race Soldier
Killed in Germany

FRANKFURT Germany
ace soldier was sho, fatally sun
da, bv an Mp when hc attempted
10 take A German eml into re-
stricted area and attacked guards
men who sought TO prevent INC
irfraction Of rules
The United States Amy report
"a that the soldier was shot to
death az transient camp al
Nic<au In The French Zone. after
he struck the corporal VI nc
Guard and there Scuflcd WIN
other gudidsmen
Tho report stated that The vic'
Tin, Vas in company with NO
other soldiers and two German
Girls when The party attempted
10 enter The camp They were
blocked BY the guard because OF
= Ran against taking German wo-
men into the camp.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Bridge Leaq> !.
Bans Negroes

NEW YORK. N. Y.-oyer "a
V0O members OF the American
Contract Bridge League have
voted seven TO five against adm,s-
SION OF Negro members.
Russell J. Baldwin. chairman
O. TIE membership committee
ana business manager OF the
league said the findings would
So to The board of directors for
official action at the leagues an
MAJ meeting IN December.
me pto-Nogro vote was carried
by New York. New Jersey and
me New England States by
large majority There were small
margins IN Wisconsin. Minnesota
ana Washington but most Of tho
and lar Western
states voted against Negro n,em-
ocfship. The South yeas solidlv
against II.
Df Louis Mark. Columns
oh'o league president. said The
directors may decide that Nc.
'fo participation IS acceptable in
iome states, and not in Others,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Cire 10
the
Tore H
DRIN L
It's the
Va,

ne month trial and sent them
20 lail for terms varying iiom
20 days to six months.
The State Bar OF Michigan an
nounced on Saturday that would
take disciplinary action against
George w. Cockett, Jr, only
Negro defense lawyer from De-
,,ct IL his conviction Is up
held on appeal. Crockett was
.enicnced 10 serve four months
for criminal contempt during the
triai
Ernest Wunsch. grievance sec
re,agv OF the State bar. stated
that he personally will file COM
plsnt against the attorney II
found guilty. nc stated. Crock
cts punishment could consist OF
4 private rcprimand, a public
Continued on Rage ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Girl, Is, Raped
by Two Youths

iNear-old gill was ailee'o-
~ gspsd bv two boNs last FRIDAY
while a 27-year-old woman
IL tod that she was cilninaliN
a'ac.cd by man early Monday
mig.
IRE lccn-agc gil told police
, he was walking north on
peNa at Wyoming when ioui
}a.h IAN up and forced heg
% Chippewa and Bltw"oo
two Of them raped hei'
aid they ranged in age from
- IS
woman told police mat 'h'
was Nalking west on 3 Male nom
Wisconsin to Wyoming when q
nan grabbed her by the throat
Stlck rer with his FIST ana
ns1 her after covering her lace
vrh hor coat.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

A father Of seven children VINO
beat his s-year-old son with a
heavy belt was sentenced to a
wear in prison Monday by Rec
orders Judge Joseph A. ellis.
George Armstrong, IS. 1885 Or
leans. was given the maximum
sentence for aggravated assault
or his son. Richard. Armstrong
stated that he had not worked
r,he last six months, and had
rereived 81 800 in welfare relief
since January. 1919
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Smith Receiver
for The Mid-W csl
Publishing Go.

Che - r. A. Sms, ue
NroNr Defsai aiio WAS
naaca ~elyr "a 'ne Mid-Nc,
Put' ne Sc lg nt Fcsetal
i'e9e lmss ts - M
ArafHn HNt censlt
iae ala ire p4b, S. come
penf JnNl to- Drr- tucrt y "
'crra Rfvcpuc c0r Is. as
poN.n.a,e'y 1000 Il isxes las
been satisfied
smith said he would NV 20 do
what he could 20 return the COM
pany 70 sound operation. He said
he agreed that ne favored the
continued operation Of the com,
pany for the best interests OF al
| concerned.
4 The attorney has served as a
/, assistant district attorney al
a. also as an assistant Wayne Cour
prosecutor. During the war
~ served with the ". =. Navy =
=" no ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

Called Worst
Violation Of
Human Rights
Political Group
Hears Polish Doctor

The case of Mrs. Rose Les
Ingram and her two sons
Negro mother of IA children
arrested in Leslie. Georgia on
November 4, l947. and SEN
fenced 10 die with her two
sons in the electric chair Feb.
~. l948) was aired in the ad
hoe Political Committee al
Lake Success last Thursday.
in a discussion on the alleged
violation of human rights in
certain countries.
The Justice accorded 10 Mrs.
Ingram and her two sons was
cited as the most fragrant yio-
Iation OF human rights by DR.
Jan Drohofowski. OF Poland.
who quoted extensively from
the Ingram Brief which was
written by Or. w. L. II. Dubois
and signed nv Negro and white
women OF this country.
Dr. DrohoiowSkl read the fol-
loving paragraphs from the In
granl brief.
"'Thc sienefs Of this petition
sh 70 Iav before the Assembly
~ the United Nations. CASE of
injustice done by the United
S ties Of america against lis own
citlcns We arc bringing This
"a 70 Your attention and beg
nc YOU 10 give IT your earnest
1ougHf and discussion not be-
- &C SIC arc diSloyal to this ma
N hl' especially because NO
c''vsns Of this land and loval
Z IRE freedom and democracy
A processes far and wide
= cr,cftc.
'lf's case Of callous Injustice
ircs' Of the treatment winch
sTds Of our fellows receive
ho have shaved and tolled and
Continued on Page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Article On Rpbeson Requested

o,,a, ,be ant,cination that under
den,ocracv Or any other system
az Tar az I am concerned. the
slowh approaching dav when
equal social economic. political.
Justice and the multitude Of all
other freedoms VIII bc the pass
uofd 10 happiness lncci NlN
me vet
Since al, re-, ne gone haze
taierd Win HUNDREDS 81 people
who heard him and alnost as
nsan, moro OF those SNu did rot
.ear nin, fos one reason 81 tne
oihes
The one. wEo htala hnr wc,
,,,,..,,,,.t,s IN inctt 10 also. .rl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Gov. Williams
Names DR.. Mcneil
10 State Board

W appointment Of Howard
M Pontiac physician and
cis ieodcr to tic State Boad
Of Medical Registration was an
not0,cd Thursday rs Gor G
Mpa,n William
J. McNcil has been i resident
Of Pontiac since 1929 He
member of The tiv commission
and resides ~ asia S. Saginaw
Street Besides memberships on
the many civic and social organi-
zaiions he Is member OF Inc
executive committee Of the Pom
tiac General Hospital. the Oak
land County Medical Society. the
Wayne County Medical Society
and the Trl-Countv Medical So
cicty. lie attended the University
OF PENNSYLVANIA, Howard Med,ca
school. Wayne University. IN,
University of Michigan and erie
clinic. Cleveland. Ohio. A nativ
Of Fayetteville, N. c.. where !
| rc4e,vcd his early schooling
~ - >>uxArt>n~ @oAcHe- tnt
l.A-(Vss Msre also named 40 4
It<...fr<<N. 49, rI.4< xXIIIIu4.~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
NAACP Makes Plans for
National Rights Drive

acted 10 tie 81 ond session ~
The Sis Congress the people OF
America must be mobllzod "a
never before 20 nm, end
Enactment 81 FtFc legislation
was gwen tops priority nN me
committee
Citing the loss Of Jobs on Negro
and other minority group worN-
ers the committee SAID our hrst
and most urgent task IS 20 see
that Congress fc-csiahlishef
FEPC as > pc manenf federal
agency 10 outlaw Job discrlmina-
tnn
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Bloch 6th-GrodeT
Wins Quizdown

FIRST Juizdovn winner Of ina
season is Robert Fletcher. Jr.
Blach School sixth grader, who
won the first weekly crown m
the new Free Press-WNYZ SER
les with a 2OO-point score
The ten car-old winner, OF
200 Mcdbury carried away a
radio for his school and high
score. and personal gifts Of q
medal and pen and pencil set.
The Blach team outclassed
A. L. Holmes 20 the tune Of $50
n i4o al Art Institute last Sat
urdsy morning
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

ro,, g White Of Radio Station
wlBK Vas presented with an
',,,s,d hv the Michigan SOCIETY,"
- p,s,ness Clubs on last FRIDAY
Madison. vice president Of
Inc organization. sad that Wn '.''
VA mil, up large listening
a,,d,cnre that responds to his APP
neals Many members Of ms OF
,p.'r,,,,,on have reported good re-
Lie nom advertising on the DisC
Torkeys program I've added
~ ,',',t Il nra,se the management oil
re station for their faiFncss 70
.' &c mis- progressive YOUNG
nan an opportunity to ae ,,,.
h,s craftsmanship ability Mao
son said
George Schermer. director ~ y
~ of Detroit Inierrac'al
co,,n,,tiec. Was elected memoe'
S,',arae Of the Group Work s.- sn'
r ro'.res,,on Division Of the Coun'
~ ~, ~ social Agencies recently
Tho Division Of the Oou sn.,he = =,
60, AGENCIES is Red fcaine'
So If the Community One e.
SUI AIDS IN coordinanne in'
',nrk Of recreation ascn''eS >
Metropolitan Detroit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
The Bulletin hoard

tho invaluable contributions and
faithful service rendered by hun
10 the cause Of Land Redemption
IN Israel.
This is a great tribute to de-
scr,,ns work In the cause OF Is
rael. The Hordes Forest. consist
ing Of over 10000 trees, VIII be
ono Of the largest forests to be
Wanted in Israel. lie richly de-
serves this reward.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

Alfred Barry. 426 Cloverly.
told police that he was duped
ozf ~ $3.50 by Che>tqr Niiler.
<SS, 4AS warren. after ans latter
sold him the idea OF putting-in
half Of the $500 down pay
ment on thriving mutuel num-
hers business that would cost
$500.
Nller told police this story h'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
CONGRATULATIONS !"
FRIEND HORDES

rho World Office OF me ' '.''.,,,
National Fund (KeIen nm n' : forest
LeIsracll announced i 7, william : 'Eisn,
named named. detroit insurance eSscu-
no, sos0s vii be planted in l.fss' y, =,
i've, t.ccs r,a' and appreciation o.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

The ST Louis police board has
announced that II IS planning 70
form a police race relations
squad and for this the commiS-
s,oners deserve warm applause.
The commissioners are proiit-
inc from the ugly experience oil
the race riot at Playground Park
last June. They are drawing on
The report on tho riot made by
CONTINUED on Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

or 20 one
Paul Robson. MAS here sun
dax Oc,obcf on. hc Appeared at
t,yo places and al both place, ne
spike and sang words Mhien
characterized the seiN eS,en.e
~ the qualities Witch an must
have Who afc oppressed { inc'
are 10 gam their freedom under
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
ANALYSIS AND
CONCLUSIONS

The uninforred disin'eresied
person always form 4 counterpart
~ our normal social organism
and these people form problems
CONTINUED on page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
HASTE WINS JUDCESHIP
As
First Fedora!
Negro Judge
Trumun OverIooks
Nut'l Bor Group

WASHINGTON Gov.
William ". HASTE Of the Vir-
en- Islands. became the first
Negro 70 be aaned 10 the Fed
eral Circuit bench upon being
nominated - ne THIRD Circuit
Cout' q Appeals bv President
Truman last Sa.urdaf.
Hastie's nomination, included
among 10 nominees. was ex-
pectcd TO draw diSfavor from
the National bar Association
which had sought the President
10 name Negro Judges on tho
Federal District level.
Comprised Of Negro attorneys.
'he bar tssor AZ On ASKED Truman
20 appoint some race Federal
ivageS 90 me dsisc, leVci ~
tier arnua. convention Sept. II
u lralanapo lnr upon report
% az. fcftnco ng nomination Of
Has'se
lost OPPORTUNITY
MNe pietc and
aaf eua0rSc Ns ptNspec' "a
1920 et a1 ictecrasr
en''a'e iyesder' We believe
naNc .os' "a opp' idntv
re appointments . not
oe ne Fedcsgl disiriei court
leve' the courts which, most inu-
raicly first icucn the American
citizen
The Third Circuit area ems
braces New Jersey. Pennsvlvania,
Delaware, and the Virgin Islands
MORE CONSIDERATION
The telegram. signed by bs
president Thurman l.. Dodso,
n eminent NAACP attorney. adde
I'd we respectfully urge. thereto
~ that YOU give scrio0s cona>de
he ,,on tc tnin propoAA,>on 20 the
= tnst vow civN RIGHTS rrcgr
e<>rT <s-<s< :syE<6z<IzIss n n y NJ
The non1i1s fions are for - I
the ~ new positions remaining
out of ~ created under rcccn
Law. Four are 10 i'll vacancies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
HoNoRED

For the promotion Of business
through his most clever raoio
show. RocKIN' WITH bhho''
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
G. ofe Discrimination
Dealt Legal Blow

The opening gun was fired
IN the about campaign against
Alexander Pappis, rcstauran-
tour at 3606 Woodward. ton
refusal 10 serve Mrs Jessie
Dlllard and party Of friends.
Immediately after the war
rant was issued. Recorders
Judge Arthur Gordon heard
the case and set trial date as
being October IL
OniclalS n ine local
NACP. N'tch Nas il,tiua eni..f
~ iaoncb'ug ite campaign stated
mat tqcf pfgar 1stion intends III
follow Though dlHecn'ly an sle3
eases 20 their -ucrcsshl oncu
sion Mrs. Dhlaed the officials
added Is % be highly recon
mend for her Spri, and willing
ness TO he Inconvenience so that
justice might triumph.
The Rev r l.. Brady pfesi
dent Of the local branch. re
oucsted that all citizens OF DC
troit contact the local Office IL AT
when they are discriminat,
against in restaurants OF this ci'
{ so that the vicious practice mis-
= be broken down.
- We need the hoip % e~
cl.fzcl az %. al nd y. - A,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
n, DIR o. II. SWIFT

on aS week. $50 .pok, SUBJECT ~ Tho QucSi Tor
4; cater Freedom dncl mcn and Women ~ Various
.,,o4 ,e nom ,he 4ani, masses and led the common
ii ~ more excellent edonl. cause ia fac whispered inl2
HI - hne .ncanecaI iuins ch snNllied hLs vii y 90
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
Eosy-Money Thirst Is
Sesame for SwindIers

SAYING that po-s1n looking for eas, roore, !, ,s, u
for svindlers vas driven 49, usuay an
yea former policeman last week S !" 20
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

EDITORS NOTE-Due a e,dous for
the article Speaks Nd Sings" by Dr. o. H. Sweet
mat appeared TRBtNE publishing again for
rcaders.)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22

executive 5o1pien,cnfsfion~
The non1i7a ffons are for 10 OF
the ~ new positions remaining
our of ~ created under recent
Iav-. -Four are 10 I'LL vacancies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-22
lost OPPORTUNITY
MORE CONsIpERATIoN

The teleeram, signed by bar
president Thurman \. Dodson.
eminent NAACP attorney. added.
! that YOU give scrioos cona>dern-
(,ion to trin propozA,>on 20 the end
= that vow civu RIGHTS rrogrer-
Evening star., 1949-02-02

A. Fitted Midriff with rufflle bottom and scroll
trim Adjustable straps, white, sizes 80 to A.
B. Built-Up Shoulder Slip with embroidery,
lace trim and picoted edges White, sizes SO to
"A; extra sizes 46 to 81.
C. Four Gore Slip with rufae bottom, full cut
with scroll trimming. Adjustable straps, white,
sizes 80 to A.
d. Snip To Fit, lace trim can be cut to differ
ent lengths. Adjustable straps, white, sizes 80
to A.
Evening star., 1949-02-02

Imagine finding such beautiful cotton slips
with all the features you'd expect only in
expensive rayon crepe slips, at mere
$169! Moreover, these slips are con-
toured, last longer and are expertly made
with smart detailing. If you like the soft
feel of cotton, it's super-washability, you'll
love these slips. There's style and size
for every one.