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, 1951-05-17
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around his bedside"

around MS DeQSlQe.
Totten states 81 was sup
posed to be his enemy because
all of those who possessed
venal minds kept him in this
belief by provoking a fued
which really did not exist, but
l am in a position to know
after having stayed around
his bedside night and day for
weeks until the breath left his
body, there was not a single
one who preyed upon his poe
textbook and were fed and
clothed by him, who did a
kind act as a token of appre-
citation"
States he, eve read beauti-
full articles today about Casper
Holstein. We will read the
same articles about Pastor
West, nvself and others after
we are gone and these articles
will be written by the number
of persons who today are do
ing everything possible to
stab us in our backs"
Totten referred to the con-
tinued charges being made
that his only interest in the
islands and their people is be
cause he wants a government
job and then he reminded the
audience that governments do
not give jobs to men like him
self. People who stand upon
the principle and possess the
the courage of their own con-
victions are not likely to be ap
pointed to any governmental
jobs or commissions whether
these jobs pay a salary or not.
, 1951-05-17
ACHEsON 49,.

for their views on the two
countries. Thus far, no word
has been received from Bri-
tain or France, he said.
, 1951-05-17
ADVERTISE NOW
Auction Notice

At the request of William F.
Moorhead, Esq. attorney for
and on behalf of Ferdinand
Finlay, Executor of the Estate
OF Ellen Fury deceased, and
pursuant to an order issued
out OF the District Court dated
April 2, 1851. The Vendue Di-
ector will sell at public auc-
Ion the real property belong
ng to the said Estate to wit:
House and Lot No. 27A.
Strand Street. Christiansted,
St. Croix.
on MONDAY, May 81, 1851 at
4 o'clock p. m. in the Court
House at Christiansted. ST
Croix.
The conditions Of the auc-
ton will be read at the time
of the sale.
The Vendue Directors Office.
ehristiansted, St. Croix, the
9th day of April A. D. 1851.
D. c. CANEGATA
Vendue Director
ZEE: 600
SAY Two Dollars
Evening star., 1951-10-14
stock up and save in our OCT

o letter paper game sets
business paper . paper napkins
desk accessories . Christmas cards
. gift wrapping papers !. :. ideas for gifts, too
, 1951-02-02
Bowers Resolution
Hits Surplus Sales

A resolution asking that Presi-
dent Truman examine the sale of
government surplus commodities
was introduced in the house of
representatives by Rep. Frederick
Bowers (R. Montgomery Thurs
day.
Despite the national emergency,
Bowers, pointed out, the govern
ment is still selling surplus equip
ment to individuals.
"Some of this equipment may be
of use to the armed forces. The
sales are costing the taxpayers q
lot of money!" he declared.
, 1951-02-02
Seek Burglars Who
Robbed Two Places

bet. Sgt. Jack L. Smith and the
detective force are busy trying to
track down the burglars who made
away with $6737 from the safe in
the Jim Flynn Sporting Goods
store, E. First and jefferson ST.,
and another 500 from the next
door in the office of the Paine
Publishing Co., 40 E. First ST.,
Wednesday night. A third job was
a tempt d at the Continental
Finance Co., in the Third National
Building but according to the po-
lice nothing was taken.
, 1951-02-02
Negro Girl Ia Sing With
Chattanooga Symphony

ISOLATION, said Miss Robb will sing
two numbers, an operate aria and
a shorter piece.
She is a soprano who worked
as a clerk and sewed labels on
clothes in New York to continue
her study in music after gradua-
ton from Fisk university.
Following her graduation, Miss
Robb studied two years with j.
Oscar Miller, a voice professor
from the University of Chattan-
ooga; then she went to New York.
There she studied with Adele Pat
terson and during the past year
with Bernard Taylor of the faculty
CONTINUED on Page ~
, 1951-02-02

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. e As
sorting that in their fight to ban
segregation in places of public as
semblage they are asking all art
lists to refuse to appear before
segregated audiences, leaders of
the Richmond branch of the Natl
onal Association for the Advance
ment of Colored People today de-
MED that their program was di-
rected particularly against Negro
artists.
"In accordance with policies
adopted by the annual conventions
and the national board of direct
ors of the NAACP, the Richmond
branch has stepped up its long
standing campaign against segre-
cation and has adopted for its
special project this year a drive
10 break down segregation in the
theatre" DR.. J. M. Tinsley, presi-
9dent of the branch said.
II HM AA a4EH #E
, 1951-02-02
Jamboree Postponed

Due to weather conditions, the
Saturday Night Jamboree"
scheduled to be held under aus
picies of the Women's Democratic
League at their headquarters, 400
S. Broadway, Feb. 3, has been
postponed. The affair will be held
Saturday night, Feb. 10, accord
inc to the chairman.
, 1951-02-02
Nine Men Held
TO Grand jury

Held to the grand jury Thurs
day by Common Pleas Judge
Charles Lee Mills we're: Aubrey
Jennings, 81, 1901 Germantown
ST., employed at the Davis Coal
Co., Charged with ENLIGHTENMENT.
Harry A. Reynolds, 62, Home at
large, Williams Bayes, 18, 728 N.
Main ST., Orville Larrick, 10, of
1910 N. Dixie Dr., Robert Wilson,
10, of 2241 Farrell Ave-, and
Floyd Brush, "a, of "a Klee ave.,
All charged with burglary.
Lowell E. Hartzell, 26, of R.R.
9, Box 1856, Valley Pike, charged
with grand larceny in the theft OF
a rifle; Alfred A. Yates, 20, OF
Germantown ST., and Frank Per
due, 80, of 263 Maple ST., charged
with auto theft.
, 1951-02-02

1913 total.
During 1949, three new Negro
operated associations were organ
lied and admitted to membership
in the Federal Home Loan Bank
system (FHLB). Of the "a firms,
Is are FHLB members, five have
federal charters under the Federal
Home Loan Bank board, and 13
are members of the Federal Saw
ings and Loan Insurance corpora
ton, which insures savers up to
$4,000.
Working in close cooperation
with the FHLB board is the Am
erican Savings and Loan league
formed by Is of these association.
The league is headed by:
J. S. Stewart, president; he is
secretary treasurer, Mutual Build
ing and Loan association, Durham,
N. c., and Maurice E. Collette,
secretary; he is secretary of the
Berkeley Citizens Mutual Building
and Loan association, Norfolk, Va.
Continued on page A
, 1951-02-02

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AN-
P)- A panel of judges, all white
and from the south, last week
selected a Negro girl as winner OF
competition for soloist with the
Chattanooga Symphony orchestra
in a 'pops" concert to be held in
March.
The winner is Miss Mary Robbs,
rs, daughter of Herbert Robbs, a
porter in a local barber shop. She
was selected as vocal soloist, and
a white pianist, Walker Thomas,
81, was picked as instrumental So
loist.
Shelby Brammer, president OF
the Chattanooga philharmonic as
, 1951-02-02
"a Loan Associations
Worth $16,400,000

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2 (AN-
PA total of "a Negro savings
and loan associations in the United
States was worth $16,404,918, ac-
cording to a report issued by the
United States department of COM
merce.
Giving the assets of this Negro
operated firms as of Dec. 81, 49,
40, this report reveals that during
the year 1949 this type of busin-
ess grew 45.27 percent over the
, 1951-02-02
AGREES To Return
To tennessee

After forcing authorities to go
through extradition proceedings,
Harry Justice, "a, of 81 Burns
Ave-, agreed yesterday to return
to Knoxville, Tenn, where he will
face charges of deserving his three
children by a former wife.
Justice told Common Pleas
Judge Charles Lee Mills that his
former wife had told him she did
not want support for the children.
He came to Dayton four months
ago and has been employed here.
, 1951-02-02
7 BELOW TONIGHT;
LIMIT USE OF GAS
Operate A
Car That Refuses
To Run, Man Says

"You cannot be charged with
operating a car without the own
er's consent if the car won't rum.
Such was the reason for a verdict
of not guilty returned in favor of
Warren R. Coomer, 20, of 46 York
st.
His attorney Jake Deutch, said
client was indicted for
operating a motor vehicle without
the owners consent, but contend
ed the lawyer, 1.-The car would not
operate on it's own power because
the battery was disconnected.
According to the prosecutor,
Coomer, after trying to steal the
car, pushed it several blocks but
failed to start the motor. The car
was the property of Russell L. Mi
lanick, 6 Bremen Ave, who testi-
fled the car would not run because
the battery was disconnected.
, 1951-02-02
Schools Closed; Bus
Service Not Affected

Curtailment of gas for industrial use, to conserve
the supply for residential consumption, was put into
effect today by the Dayton Power and Light Company as
the mercury halted in it's record-breaking downward
plunge to Is degrees below zero and the weather fore
cast predicted two below zero weather for tonight.
A temperature of 18-above zero was forecast for
Saturday.
Spokesman for the Dayton Power and Light Com
pany said the restricted use of gas will affect industrial
users in 65 communities throughout the Miami Valley, and
that firms served by the Company have been notified of
of curtailment.
Meanwhile, a crew of upwards of 800 men began
digging the city out of it's second worst snowstorm with
in two months.
City crews and private help worked all Thursday
night to clear the streets of snow piled up during one of
the heaviest snow falls in the history Of the city. Some
frozen equipment was reported but city officials said the
Job of clearing the streets continued without serious de-
lay.
Help from private contractors was ordered by City
Manager Russell E.. Mcclure Thursday afternoon follow
ing a conference with top city officials.
Bus service was still in operation throughout the
city, but on the West Side passengers had to wait from
Is minutes to a half hour for transportation to their jobs
Friday morning.
All schools have been closed until Monday. With
an expected temperature of two below zero tonight, fac
tories in the city which have been operating on Saturday
are expected to be manned by skeleton crews.
, 1951-02-02
richmond NAAp Seeks
End 0fJimcrow laws

Legal steps taken by the branch
cited by Spottswood w. Ro-
binson. III, NAACP attorney. The
branch, Mr.. Robson said, has
S o G h t 'declaratory judgments
CONTINUED on Page ~
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frss'sriek Yates. Az.
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STATE OF MIcr,c.
Proate Court FOR tho cN' u
Wayne. ~ount \
No. 3ss.24s
In the matte OF H.
LoRENA WATERS. De' es,.s
Notice is hereby given ', ,sss !,
creditors OF said deceased va = Y
CURED to presen, their cl, -
writing and under oath ,l
Court at the Probate os'.
the City of Detroit. in ss;s =
~, and TO serve a conv wv - se'
upon oNLlA JONES, Adni ns's1
trix Of said estate. al no =
mon St, Detroit, Michis,, y
or before the 9Th dav = :
tember, A D. 1851. and ~, 81
claims will be heard by s.;s.
before Judge Thomas c NJ
IN Court Room No. 3os n.
County Building in the a. W.
Detroit, II SAID County. d. an n
18th day Of September. 4 n
1851. at two O'Clock in tbs 49,
noon
Dated July >. 1851. i
THOMAS c. MURPHY |
Judge Of Prob,s
Published in Detroit Tnbr,|
once each week 70. three W.
successfully. within thirty ~
from the date hereof. -
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NO. 47s.7se
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

=. ( session Of said Court. held
:. TIE Court House IN the City
Q. Detroit. IN SAID County anc
Safe, CT the 18Th day OF June.
1881.
Present. Honorable Thomas J.
Murphy. Circuit Judge.
On reading and fling. the az
a-svIt hereto attached from
which i appears that the de-
te-1s-t l. not 4 resident CT the
City CT Detroit or State OF Mich
gan. bu; that size resides N the
City CT AShdcwn and State O.
IL kansas; therefore personal ser
y-ce ct process csnno. be had
--cr Ter within the jurisdiction
q this Court
On Motion OF Willis n Graves
s-5 Claude ". Haywood. Aitor-
Keys fc- plaintiff IT IS ORDER
DEREO that the defendant sp-
pear - this Cause within three
3 months from the date hereof
c. Ter default vii &c taken. ira,
: copy 81 this Order. tozether
with = copy Of the Affidavit upon
which !; : touded De mailed 20
the defendant az her last known
address 5y registered mall. re
turn receipt. demanded: and that
: copy ct this Order De publish
81 n -swspa per printed an6
published II the County q.
Wayne Michigan according =
law.
THOMAS :. MURPHY.
Circuit Judge
4 true cocvl
EDGAR " BRANlGIN. cLsrk-
By John I Bush.
Deputy Clerk
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~ The Nesr Tribune
SATURDAY. JULY IL. 1851
Legal Notices


STATE or MICHIGAN. II th<
ci-cu; Court for the Couxy -
wsvre n Charce-y
JOHN 81 HUDSON. Plai-n1
V HAZEL 3 HUDSON. Defend
ant
Nc. <-4<4s
Amended Order CT P.ahAcano1
a, Session OF Sai5 CC--- .e1d
a. ,hs CoGv. Eo1Ss G. re els
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STATE Or -. AIGAN Con1
% Wayne
IS. s771ss
A, q sess lie PT'a]
Court to- Sad NY Of WN1
held At TIRE ? .s Court leg
n the .Cs.v Il Detroit %
Tweatv-Fss,h 6.y e. June u
year one ;hc-s -.ne nu'u1
and Fit-y-c-s
Present Psi 4 oN
Judge Q. P-ct1.s IN the 10,
OF the estate Il NAL!i'
PETERS. Deces :,
On rez5lrE ar fling tf Y
;;.ioa OF ChaS " Peters paw
tia: this CO... asj1dlcax
determine ~ho are OF Sa'
the tine O. The 1e1.a o. saw
ceased his he.-sa;-la~ an
tisied TO inhe-.' ne ss's~
which said 6s.-eased c.ea :
It's ORDERED TIA: TIE I'VE
Fourth day q l-ly. nsS'
o.eioSk IN TIE .o-enoon q
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Willis NJ. Graves
4 Claude w. Haywood. Al,
81 Mack

STATE or MICHIGAN n
Probate Cou-t ~ the Coupr J
Wayne.
Ne. 35s.ls3
II the mate : the estss
UNDERWOOD FRANKLIN n
ceased
Notice IS he-sty gwen thstj
creditors % sa.1 deceased are n
cuired 20 pres Their clains
writing and ur1e- cath, 10 u
Court az Ire p ta.e Office adj
City OF Der il sad Count
and 20 serve { rs thereof urj
JOANNA PEG-ES Adminkt,
trix Of sad es,a.e :. 57elNt
ST. Det-o:: - -an. on o. NJ
lore the lliA 1sv &. Sep.sns
A. D. 1881. ari ira. such cans
viii be heard Is sd court kla|
Judge Pstr.ck Z Q 8rien IN cu|
Room No SO Wayne Count
Building n re cry o. Dsr4|
n said Ccl--v the llh 4
q Sep;embe-. a ? 1851, at n
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State o. Michigan n TIE S.r-
Gil. Court for the County Of
WAYNE u Chance-y.
JAMES : DREW. Plaintiff "
~.0vvTrs DREW Defer6sn.
~ "a.
rsT
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~ : session OF SAID Corr: 2e4c
II City o. Detroit WAYNE Cour-
II. Michigan. on June IS. 1881.
Present. Honorable Thomas :
Murphy. Circuit Judge
!. appears 70 MS Court --o-r
Affidavit CT lie t1aT tie defend
ant Noygllz D-eS. / 70; : res
dent O. -re City O. Detroit Wsy-,s
County. Michigan c-t -eS-ceS ~
SO Jeze-So, Street Nashville
tennessee
On Noto- Q: Charles 3 By
Attorney sc- TIE P,z.n:.z
= Is EEEE8y ORDERED that
-le Defendant Noys--z LsS, e.
= = b<s5-s :-se ~ rs-..s
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NO <7s.ss7
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

AZ session OF said Court. held
:; TIE Court House n the City
q Detroit. II said County and
STATE c. he I'd day OF July,
Psesnt: Hon Lila NJ. Neuenfeit.
Circuit Judge.
On reading and fling TIE Aft
czvTt he-etc attached from which
y appears TIA. the deferdan. is
10. : resident O. the City OF De-
t-cif c. State O. Michigan but
urner last heard from resided IN
the City CO ASheville and State
o. Nc<tA Carolina; therefore per
Soczl service O process carro,
% had upon him within the Srr-
ts1cEcr q his Court
On Nc.sc1 of Wills II Graves
ard CLAUDE ". HAYWOOD. Atsor-
Esys tor the plaintiff. II IS Or
DRIED Ira. the 6eferiar. az
Pea - this Cause within three
90 r,ccths from TIE date hereof
C rs Default VII be taken. that
4 ccry C this Order. toresher
Nth a copy O. TIE AFFIDAVIT uDo-
~hscA i IS founded. be r.ahei
. ne defendant a. lis last known
scc-SSS ey registered mai re
III receipt demanded: and that
copy g this Order De ruhiished
4 ! rewSrspsr printed and pub
..sned N the County cf WAYNE.
Aicn-g z1 acccr6in9 60 law.
LILA ~ NUENTELr.
Circuit Jsdge.
DGAE - BRANIGlN. Clerk
By A u Na6er.
D<cG<y Geek.
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State Of Michigan. IN the Cir
cult Court for the County Of
WAYNE IN Chancery
IDAHO INGALLS,. Plaintiff. vs.
MABEL c. INGALLS,, Defendant
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NO. <ss-s5s
ORDER OF PUBLICATION


=. : session ~ SAID Court bed
- he Ccu-. House = The City
- Detroit WAYNE County and
Sts.e q Michigan. On Ire 9TH
cay ~ June. 1881.
Present: Honorable TAc-lzS J.
M--rhy. Circuit Judge
L this Cause, :. app<a--rg --o1n
the AFFIDAVIT q Es-thz jackson
..s Plaintiff hs-e.n- ihs. TIE Ds-
ss-5a-t .ASc,phES jackson : no.
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State % Michigan in he Cir
sit Court FOR the County O.
WAYNE n Chance-y.
MATTE r ANDREWS. Plain
III -. ELMO ANDREWS. De-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
By Moruoret Russell

Mrs. Henry Barker was hostess
at a luncheon party Friday enter
tanning at her home. Those in
vited were Mrs. Harold Wythes,
Mrs. George Bailey. Mrs. Gray
Paulette, Mrs. Rettig. Mrs. Sam
uel Carpenter, Mrs. Harden, Mrs,
Joseph Wood. Mrs. Kenneth
Barry, Mrs. William Pierce. Mrs.
George Henry. Mrs. Carl Tyler
and Mrs. Edmund Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald A. Pip
penger were hosts at a dessert
bridge party last evening enter
tanning at their home. Guests
included 1t. Col. and Mrs. Paul
o. Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Niswenger, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Avery, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Hoover. Mrs. Alfred Hanson, Mrs.
Eva Dodson and Miss Charlotte
Hoover,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Addison Bowie
who have been spending a months
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11
Chevy Chase

Mrs. George Fogarty was
hostess at bridge luncheon
Tuesday. Guests were Mrs. Doug
las Titus, Mrs. Harold B. Vincent,
jr.:; Mrs. Robert Grams. Mrs. Ray
mond Manning, Mrs. Harry
Marten, jr.: Mrs. Arthur C. Smith
jr.. and Mrs. Lowell Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Reynold-
son have had as their guests the
past week. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Olmsted of Soudus, N. Y.
Mrs. Lloyd Sutton returned Fri
day to her home after a five-week
vacation in South America.
Mrs. Carl Robinson entertained
at a luncheon and bridge party
Thursday for Mrs. George Myers,
Mrs. Daniel Wheeler .and Mrs.
Ethel B. Hale.
Mrs. Walter Harlan, accom-
panied by Mrs. Charles Bolgiano,
has returned to Chevy Chase from
a two-week vacation in Castle
Harbor, Bermuda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-03-11

MRS. GORDON X. REED.
Miss Elizabeth Ann Brewer,
daughter of Mrs. Scott Brewer of
Bethesda, became the bride last
evening of Mr.. Gordon x. Reed
of Cincinnati. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
George x. Reed of Masonville,
Iowa. The reception in the Ken
wood Country Club followed the
ceremony which was performed in
st. Johns Episcopal Church in
Bethesda, the Rev. william F.
Creighton officiating.
Miss Mary Susan Sexton of New
London, Conn, was maid of honor
and the brides other attendants
were Mrs. James Miller and Miss
Margaret Jahnke o. South Bend,
Ind.
Mr.. Reed had as his best man
Mr.. Gordon Patterson CT Lafa-
yette, Ind. and the ushers were
the Messrs. James Miller, of South
Bend, and Robert George Brewer
and John NJ. Sexton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed will make
their home in Cincinnati.