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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Launch Goodwill
Supper Clubs

PORT HURON. ~ Establish
ment OF Goodwill Supper Clubs
throughout the state was launched
here last week az the first club
charter party under sponsorship
% the Michigan Council OF
Churches
Nsde-up % various racial
groups. the clubs are fashioned
after the luncheon groups which
have become an important part
OF the civic he OF every sizeable
community stated the Rev J..
Bert Bowman. Council executive
secretary
A balanced membership must
&c maintained Is between sexes.
occupations and minority groups
Rev NJ Bowman explained.
The Compact OF Goodwill" sets
form the fact Of the tatherhood Of
God and TIE consequent brother
hood Q; man. the necessity OF
establishing the practice Of broth
e-hood "a community the belief
n he re,nods q Goodwill and
;re discovery y truth IN conflict
.nz tensions e our day
Further re compact says. there
must be belief in religious spirit
ard the democratic philosophy in
turn sh.ng basis fcf building
Sccic,v ~ Justice and peace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

Il have been reading youf
column for some time Please
help me, am engaged % be
married but still have other
boys on my mind. ! am sixteen
wears old and junior in high
school Will bet or myself #
| marry? Born April u, 1884.
An: AS long as your heart
throbs for every Tom. Dick
and Harry that you meet
you had better stay single.
Call off this marriage as you
are not ready 10 assume the
responsibilities il demands
Have fun but avoid getting
seriously Involved until you
are older and through school.
Couples who marry TOO young
deprive themselves Of some
wonderful times.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Willis N. Graves
Claude w. Haywood. Ai,y..
81 MAJ

TATE or NlcHIGAN. County
.. Warre.
s.. ss3.sss
~ session % ne p obate
Court for said County of M'avne
held ~ The PROBATE Court Room
y ne City u Detroit on the
zOtn cay Of Nav. in the wear ono
thousand nine hundred and fNv
Present james II. Sexton
Judge of Probate In tho Nate
~ f1c Estate ~ WILLIE RED
Dit. Deceased
John y CASSIDY Administ ator
re Donis non of said estate. hav-
ing rendered 20 this Court his
first and final account in said
matter and filed Herewith his
petition praying that the residue
81 said estate be assigned 10 the
person or persons entitled there
TO-
II is Ordered That Tie 20th dsv
81 June next Al ten O'Clock ia
the forenoon al said Court Room
be appointed fof examining and
allowing said account land hear.
ing Said petition
And IL is Further Ordered That
a copy Of this order be published
once in each week foI three weeks
consecutivelv previous 10 said
time Of hearing. in the Detroit
Tribune. a newspaper printed md
circulated IN said County Of
WAYNE
James n. Sexton
Judge ~ Probate
"A True Copyl j-27 $40
Joseph p. OSullivan
Deputy Probate Register
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LEGALS
State o. Michigan. county 0
Wayne,

- - ~' - 80
Wayne,
IS. 37s.so4
Al a session OF the Probate
Court Tor said County OF Way ne.
held al the Probate Court Room
IN the City OF Detroit, on the
ilrst Gay Of June. IN me year one
Thousand nine hundred and llity
Present Thomas & Mlipny,
Judge OF Probate In tne 3laitIg
VI RE Estate o. MAMIE sAlR
Lkl. Deceased.
On resc.ng ana sims the Pc
l,l.un o. Euc.e -lae Carte. pray
M that sum.n.sirat-0n " $40
es.aie DC granted - Ialoelt "
alcrtne q! some 1tne. suitable
%. SON
Al : osueleG, Insl INK -5tn uss
z June, instant 81 Ten y 'cloSS ~
.ne forenoon al sac Court Room
" appointed !Cs nearing SAD pt-
i.t.Jn.
And i IS i-.ine, O.ceieG, 4.at
. cVpy u tnls Gree. o. Published
-nec ia es0n MctN ~ tlet
weeks cCnsel uinei3 p.tv.o-s ~
ala tine " rea. ~. - t1e Dc-
ilo.i l.Dune, neWsfApe p. NJ
"a ana circulated N SAD COUNTY
% Wsync
Thomas G M-.p-.
judge 8. ae,e
* T. e { IyJ
joseph I y S14..tan
RepL,s Probate Reg..,e
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Willis NJ. Graves
Claude w. Haywood. AiiYs.
81 Mack

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"es rs $3.50,
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Nam yri.ni.2a Hnn'fn's-
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

A man dCCuSeu OF q Cfll
tied 10 a LAWYER and no COT
hat right unless he underStal
SO contends to Association
on American Indian Affairs.
New York. which released Mon
day the text Of is appeal % the
Idaho Sta'e Supreme Court IN
the famous case of four
Young Indians who allegcdlv
stole sheep.
The BOYS were tried md sen.
enced lss' October. within IS
hours Of their arrest without
warrant. 70 a otal OF Sc years
in prison The Idaho Supreme
Court viii hear tbs appeal at
Lewiston, Idaho. on June ? Nug-
ray Is es. attorney fol ihc de-
Pendants. and Felix s Cohen
Association attorney end former
Associate Solicitor 0f he Depart.
ment % the Interior VIII pres
ent he appeal IN Lewiston
The fundamental rights " al
Americans are linked TO tho 'ae
Of hese four voting Indians" AS
ISOLATION President Oliver Ia
FARCE said Our brief maintains
the rights Of these boys undec
he l4;h Amendment; 90 the Fed
crsl Constitution were violated
in their conviction and sen ence
for grand larceny
Crucial 10 tire case according
70 the Associa ions brief ami
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
NAVY DENIES
RACIAL BAN

NORFOLK Va. The Navy
denied charges last "Wednesday OF
racial discrimination aboard the
Carrier Saipaa while the vessel
was in dock May l9. 20 at Charles
ton. {. c
The charges were made by
the Rev. Emmett A. L. Lamp
kin. secretary Charleston NEGRO
YMCA. Rev. Mr.. Lampkin stat
ed that white enlisted men ale
turkey al party aboard ship
Friday while Negro personnel
had only hot dogs al separate
luncheon in town the following
night.
He i4ltht declared That he I'M
dessiood that iood ana c1rsagcs
Tor the hostosscs attending the
FRIDAY nl-n; stiag we.e paid toI
out OF the snip S recreation fund.
Moncy plovlaed Tor entertaining
Negro sailors WAS linicd TO one
doilai per person. he added.
A Navy spokesman explained
that the ,nipo0afd party Was open
20 al hands ,egaidless Of color.
and some zoo We're n attendance.
The cost 81 the aiiai, came to
about y cents man including
food iyom the scncal mess and
flowers toi the e.ls. he stated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Idaho Indians Rights Violated in
Sheep Theft Case, AAIA Reports

le in the J.ited States i en-
I can permit him to give Up
DIS the consequences.
Gus cuiiae IS the fact ina' hc
BOYS were without counsel
any stage Of the original pso-
ceedings The Association asser,'
hat the right to due process OF
law under the l4th Amend
men' guarantees the right % as
sistsnce of counsel and tina tina.
rsh must be jealousy and care.
fully protected by re courts
when as IN the case % ihcsl
Idaho Indians. the defendant,
are imma ure and uneducatec
and subject 70 possible discrim
NATION because OF their race
The four defendants. william
Lawrence. a Nez Perez and Ell.
mer Hickman. Avery Wish,oker
and Aloysius Wish oxen Coeu,
d Alcncs are from 10 TO p year.
Of age Lawrence is illi'cra,c
completed elementary school.
Rickman and Aloysius nevel
finished the 9Th grade. has NJ
experience or knowledge OF lcga
proceedings
Celebrated Birth Of Baby
Ihci alleged crime urey
while The four were celeb.atin.
he birth % q child 70 Aver,
Wishtoken and his wife. Ridins
in Averv's car to get baby cloth
ing and presents, hey did
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
!, Simmons. Bibb d Heading. AffyA
S8S Crdfiof

State Of Michigan, in the Cir
cult Court for the County o.
WAYNE IN Chancery-
JOHN r. DAVIS. Plaintiff. vs.
JEANETTE DAVIS. Defendant
No. <Ss42s
Order Of Publication
Al a session OF said Court held
in the Court House IN the CITY OF
Detroit Wavne County. Michigan.
TINS -th day OF March A. D.
1850.
Present Honorable John v.
Brennan Circuit Judge
Il appearing that the defendant
IS not q resident OF this State, out
resides p the State q Alabama
UPON MOTION 81 Simmons.
BOD and Heading attorneys for
plaintiff.
IT IS ORDERED mat the de-
tencani ente. ner appearance IN
THIS cause on o. Before three 30
months from the cate OF this Or
der or said Bill wll ne taken as
confessed
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED
,hsf COPY ~ this OrceT Dc sent
o. Rez.sfesec Nal 90 ss.0 de-
feneani al Route J Box 3oi L.v-
aston Alabama hr last known
sdneSS and 4 rof secelve5 PEI
scrallN by sa'o Defendant az east
frfr-r - 1ars cftore ne tire
...4..s -4 ~. o--o ~.rr s~-r
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Mother Hesitates

Mother Hesifafes
For years | have ihoosht q,
writing YOU but never Gid get
around 10 il. l have been wo,.
ried nearly a year abou. nv
timber land / have one .oa and
he is insisting that have some
OF the timber cut to sen We
need the money but don,
know if this is q wise plan
Should | follow my son sus.
gestions or con inue to pat him
Off April 5. 1886
Ans: Your son realizes that
you need cash and he sees no
reason whatever for you 10
continue TO deprive yourself Of
necessities when you have
these assets on which 10 draw.
Allow some OF the timber 10
be cut. He appreciates your
altitude in wanting 10 hold on
10 il and he feels the same
way. but he also know tina,
you need financial assistance
al this time and he isn't in
a position 10 help you.
Haunted BY Love For Wife
"A veal ago IN March ! nlar.
riea We lived happily ~ about
as though She should ere
iou months NJ w.se ia', b
n.sht stayed oui s!l night
fsihc asked ms ~ lao.e I
Wien ] lams noa her ID.
did but am urhappv W.ll ny
Please tell me Nha, % "a IS
love for hen haAnt ne alNsy,'
/ am so unhappy 1922
Ans: Get a Job. find small
apartment and have something
10 offer your Wits. Then go
10 her and tell her how IN.
hsppY you are under the pres.
eni arrangement. II will be
welcome music 10 her ears. L
is difficult 10 live with inlaws
and your chances for finding
happiness will be greater II
you get place Of your own.
Invest In Car With Boy Friena'
Il me. man q month ago md
we seem 10 ret along we!l
However I know there is s1ne-
one else in his life He vents
ne 20 90 N with him and rsF
d car He said he would take
his vacation in it in July ana
could take mine in il m
August, Should we buy this car
oge.hcr as he Is trying 20 get
me TO do2 May 30. 1915
Ans: No. It's TOO risky II
you're not financially able 10
buy a car alone. don't make
any investment. You've work
Cd TOO hard for your savings
10 take chance Of losing
them. II just isn't practical 10
make a deal like this with a
casual acquaintance.
Goes All To Pieces
Il am the unhapfyss en
in the world Several Year, ago
/ iet man with whom ! iell
IN love He married someone
else He : the man hay al.
way wanted Every time ! see
hin'. Oh iuS get all TO pieces.
] aarried two wears ago and
] a0 still unhappy Do you
lh.ns should see ihis man
a, much as | can as I may be
able 70 forget him if 7 did'
March II. 1924"
Ans; Seeing him will only
add 10 your misery. II YOU
could avoid him altogether
you will get him off your
mind. BasicallY. your present
unhappy state is due more or
less. 10 your pamperine your
self and believing that you
lcve the man. Turn the devo'
ton which you feel you have
for this man toward your nus
band and take the time 10 ap'
preciaie him AMI you will be
a happy wife.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Edward A. Simmons. Atty.
3o3 Lawyers Bldg.
No. a7e.sss

-st e t-r War
No. a7s-sss
W f''e frf ts'at-
= CARTER o. ease9
art~ cere-t yen i1a e..
8 sf aecea ~ ste
~ ~ lse cr, 'relr ia.ro n
'l.4 and 11e latn. 20 AID
t-r' g 'ee Pcyate Office N the
C.tv 2. Dstft IN sa1 Court.
srr - ~ copy thereof upon
Jesse " Administrators OF
a1 es'a'e ~ $3.50 Hickory s.
in<ete Ecr.a % az before
'-t s'G COY ~ August a D.
1850 anc fra, uch clafas will be-
resr 1r a.c court. befotc J3dge
Pair z II . Brien n Court Room
~ ~ Hsvne County Building
n ~ CHS u Detroit. in ald
Cc1r'v r 'he 18Th day ~ Aee-
80 = p 1850 a. two o'clock n
ne 7,fr noon
Pa'rick " OF en
judge % Pfoba' :
Published n Detroit Tribune
once estn week for three weeks
sCccrt .veiv rlthin thirty Gavs
from the date hereof
$40 s-24
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Flanagan & Jordan. AffYs.
1927 Dawson

State OF Michigan. IN the Cir
cut Court for the County Of
Wayne in-Chancery
VERSA LUEREAN OUTLAW.
Plaintiff ~. ROOSEVELT OUT
AW defendant
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10

enough ornk.ng IN celebration
80 become intoxicated.
a sheep n the highway block
ed the progress OF heir car. and
* VAS caught and put N the
trunk compartment, There wNs
some eoy notion that ~ should
be added 70 nc other baby
presents as pei Continuing
their wanGci.nss, the four Tan
eGi 81 dunAs ana When reg TIL
ed 10 get more al a beer parlor
near Spalcine. and ney We're
refused service.
n the ensuing argument and
commotion. the bartender threat
ened them with a gun. and they
were elected. Fearing the posi-
bic consequences of this uistur-
Dance, they boys broke up the
celebration and separated
Arrested Without Warrants
Later that night and the newt
day. hey were arrested lncivi-
dually without warrant OF cha &C.
They were orally advised tncit
arrest was result OF he distLr-
bance in the beer parlor L4.ef,
the charge OF aland larceny
for theft Of the sheep wa, en,t-
ca against them. The sheep was
returned unframed TO It's owner.
IL the ensuing proceedings the
boys We're az no time told OF The
serious senience----li years each
urder Idaho law which hung
oNe! them They were IN tact adj
ylscd by the Prosecuting Attor-
ney that the District Judge was
extremely ent and that they
should plead guilty.
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Flanagan 4 Jordan. Aiiys.
1929 (. Dawson

safe " Nlcr.San H. ige
cuA Cou.t icf tne l3-n..
Va ne
: EVA BERSICE POLITE P.s
tt s WILLIE POLITE. L4t...-
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Willis M. Graves
< Claude w. Haywood. AtfYs.
81 Mack
IS. 356a1l

Navre
IS. 35e.s3l
A, SESSION Of the Probate
Count Tor SAID County OF WAYNE.
held Oh the Probate Court Room
in the Clly Of Detroit. on the
Second day Of June. N the year
one thousand nine hundred and
f.tiv
Present James II Sexton. Judge
D. Probate In The Matte Of the
Estate q HANNAH Z. STRUTH-
Frs Deceased.
FANNIE Harcum. Executrlx Of
The last will and testament Of said
deceased having rendered to this
Court nes amended first and final
account IN said matter and filed
inele~itn her petition PRAYING
that the residue Of said estate be
assigned IN accordance with the
provisions Of SAID last will
Il IS ordered That the Sixth
ca % Julv next. AZ ten o'clock
"a the forenoon al said Court
Room be appointed for examining
ard allowing said account and
hearing SAID petition
And y IS further Ordered. That
a copy Of this order be published
once IN each week for three
weeks consecutive previous to said
time 81 hearing in the Detroit
Tribune a newspaper printed and
circulated N SAID County Of
Wsyre
James n Sexton Judge Of Ptobat
a Tue Copy
Joseph + O'Sullivan
Deputy Probate Register.
6-l0-6-24
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Bowman & Polk AiiYs
enn Tswve-x pl6n

STATE or MICHIGAN IT, ire
G l.t Cost ne County e..
Nlvrt il Cherc0gv
2ESSIE COLEMAN Plant =.
HARVEY 2 COLEMAN D. /
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-06-10
Alice z Jones Atty.
inc1 laXvars Bida.

Sf Is.1 sr. ID . C.r-
ca-.t .0- 6 e.
Nzt~e ~ Cra-c ~
MILTON q THOMAS ? .ta
ftHN 4 THOMAS -e4re-
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Martinez & Sailing. AftYs.
1908 Broadway

STATE OF MICHIGAN. In the
Circuit Court for the County Of
Wavne in Chancery
No. l60.955
JESSE B. LEWIS. Plaintiff
RUTH LEWIS. Defendant
AT . session Of said court. he
in the County Building. in the
CIV Of Detroit. County Of Wavnc
State Of Michigan, on the 18Th
osv Of MAY. 1850
Present. the Honorable Arthur
Webster, Circuit Judge.
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
On reading and filing the affi-
davit hereto attached, from which
j., appears that the defendant IS
not o resident of the State Of
Michigan. but that she resides IN
the State OF Ohio. therefore pea
sOnal service OF process cannot be
had upon her within the Jurlsdlc-
ION Of this court
On motion OF Matinee and
StalllngS. attorneys for plaintiff
1T IS ORDERED that the de-
PENDANT appear in this cause
within three months from the
dste hereof or her default viii be
entered: that copy Of this order,
together with a copy of the aft
davlt upon which il Is founded,
be mailed TO the defendant at her
last known address BY registered
mail. return receipt requested:
and that copy Of this Order be
published in the Detroit Tribune.
a newspaper 81 general citcula-
ton within this county according
10 law.
Arthur Webster
Circuit Judge
"a True Copy
Edgar NJ Branigin. Clesk
BY A. f. Nader. Deputy Clerk
5-27 ~
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Noss,-Dent worry nssy when your mind Weighted down Won,
ss.ss write Your problem will analyled in the free
ABBEs 10" iNsPRAroNAL BEADING With each Reading r
Please stamped @ envelope for confidential -.
ss.ks yoarp ne lin o
THE AB6E WALLACE SERVICE
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"A man accused Of crime in the C.ited States 4
tied to LAWYER and no court permit him to give up
hat right unless he understands the consequences
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".l.is NJ. Graves
-ls-ds ". Haywood A,fys.
81 Me-


$500 " Nc H.l54
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s 3, q MICHIGAN County
Evening star., 1950-10-16
College Results

" the Associated Press
Evening star., 1950-10-16
Randy Gardner Captures Title
In Fun-Moking Horse Show

when De Mawby Cancelled his
points in favor of his younger
rivals.
Peter Hendrix, riding Mike, was
the pie-eating champion, placing
over Randy on Troubador; Bar
bara Gravely on the dependable
Dusty and Ronnie Sakell on Po-
tomac Riding Schools Nellie. who
finished in that order. Joe Smith
with his Flick. scored 6 points
in winning the hilarious costume
class plus a fourth in the bare
back event.
The show closed the associa-
tion'S outdoor activities and it is
a certainty that many members
today are using bottles of lini-
ment. A great leveller. the gymk-
hama again proved that the best
show horse is not always adaptable
to antics under saddle. Little
Bobby Gardner. riding Little Joe
a 30-inch pony stallion, again stole
the show, competing in each event
and asking no handicaps but CIV
ing the contestants good run fo1
honors.
Others scoring included Bobby
Preston riding Theresa Gardner's
Phantom, Joe Burns aboard Mrs
Robert Watson's Goldacious
Jimmy Gardner riding Gay, and
Barbara Goddell with j. B. Mac
Williams Grayson Girl.
Evening star., 1950-10-16
Pro Football
Continued From Page A-19.

the conversion and kicked field
goal as the Steelers built up 100
half-time lead. All told, he
chalked up 244 yards passing and
running, completed eight of II
tosses for 159 yards and charged
IS yards in % attempts.
The final Pittsburgh touchdown
came after New York's Gene Rob-
is fumbled close to his own goal
line late in the third quarter.
Colts Bow Late in Game.
The Baltimore Colts held the
league champion Eagles to a 14-14
tie until the last minutes. Then
a 49-yard march by Philadelphia
wound up with a 2-yard I'd smash
by Toy Ledbetter. Cliff Patton
widened the gap with field goal.
1t was not until the final 2 min
utes that the Rams were able to
eke out victory at Detroit. Bob
Waterfleld booted home a 10-yard
field goal to decide battle which
had seen the lead change five
times. Norm Van Brocklin of Los
Angeles and Detroit's Bobby Layne
each fired two scoring passes.
New York's Yanks will get an
opportunity Thursday night to
break their tie with the Bears
when they play host to Green Bay
in the only game scheduled before
next Sunday.
Evening star., 1950-10-16
o. B. KeeIer, Jones' ChronicIer
In fMony Years, Dies at 68
BY the Associated Press

ATLANTA, Oct. $50. B.
(Pop) Keeler, who spent most of
his life doing the things he wanted
to do-writing about golf and
making friends-is dead.
o. B. was 68 when he died yes
terday morning in an Atlanta hos
pital from a liver ailment and
a nerve condition. He was rushed
from his home, which he called
"Distillery Hill" after suffering
severe recurrence of liver trouble
Saturday.
Pop was retired by the Atlanta
Journal last September Is after 42
years of newspapering for the
Journal, the extinct Atlanta
Georgian and the Kansas City
Star.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon. Pallbearers and hon
orary pallbearers include many of
the best known sport figures and
newspapermen in the South and
East.
To one generation of golf fans
and fellow golfers, O. B. was
known best as the main historian
of Bobby Jones great sweep from
minor sectional golf tournaments
to Jones unmatched grand slam
in 1880.
Covered Jones' Great Wins.
During the years of World War
I and until Jones 1880 victories
in the British and American Open
tournaments and the British and
American Amateurs, Pop never
was missing at a Jones victory.
Thirteen times he watched Jones
run in the winning putt for
major national OF international
championship. During Pops 68
years, he covered 68 major tour
naments and served at one time
as president of the Golf Writers
Association.
His final championship was to
be the Women's National Anna
teur here last month. But Keeler
did not see a shot. He spent
most of September in the hospital
as his health continually weak
ened.
To present golf fans and golf
writer's, o. B. was best known as
the happy old fellow who went
Evening star., 1950-10-16

about laughing, quoting poetry
and accepting homage from the
playing greats of today. At many
tournaments he was more of an
attraction than the players he
wrote about.
Keeler was born in the heart of
Chicago in 1882. but he never
considered himself anything but a
rousing rebel from Georgia. He
and his family moved to Marietta,
near Atlanta, when he was four.
Jones Going to Funeral.
His first newspaper job was with
the Georgian. In 1910 he moved to
the Kansas City Star. Pop re-
turned to the Georgian in 1918
and in 1920 joined the Journal.
During his early years he covered
all types of news and sports and
followed several famous crime
cases in Kansas City and Atlanta.
Bobby Jones was vacationing
yesterday at White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va, when he heard of
Keeler's death. He said he would
leave for Atlanta Immediately to
attend the funeral of my dearest
friend"
Jones has been i'll for two years
with a back ailment, but recently
has been improving rapidly.
Evening star., 1950-10-16
Langdon Leads Met Loop
By Win Over Merchants

Langdon Lions are in front in
the Metropolitan Football League
following their second straight
victory yesterday. TO, over the
Southwest Merchants at Taft
Field.
Bill Palmer scored the winning
touchdown on a 20-yard jaunt
through tackle.
In another league game, Car
roll Council scored a 60 victory
over Great Falls. Center Charley
Darr fell on a loose ball in the
end zone for the margin. League
standings:
Langdon go; Carroll Council
Q-0;) Southwest Merchants
DID; Liberty Motors ODD;
Great Falls (0-2).