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20141 t. pm. KsaCW' Feller Has Friehd- BROKZ Tilt DODCLKS BACK-Sbf ftef wbie tWr.ru homer so fkr iol of the ootb Gtaott into fie series im eke esff emtboii tmeia'J is iobdaot tiitk temmmatetHfoote Jnn and fleas, Thornton bar elf tiffed ike bolt oter sie left fetid on LW tkal heard aroood tb uorldJeme Tboto 1A. fjj- 'y. -ft I i i 3 V- if l-t A jS 1 rites were held Wednesday; Roscoe Robinson, and her da ugh ter.

Mrs. Margaret White. bom in Walla educated at St. iff i 5ne mamed Robinson in lJJi. A Mfe-long Republican.

Mrs. UirVDffQ; By Abto Httrjlwr York Giants win tho- UU World 5 trios whkh opens today (Thursday) a thm of Uio vcrodif a largo -sham will hoi on to too fiogus outfielders. one a mms-vs from the Negro League and the ather a brash 19 year old rooklw Just one year out of an Alabama high srhooi. They're the roa-I son the Giants are In the srrieo. The veteran la Monte Irvin, left fielder, she Mt a.veoound-Ing J12 for the.

)ear and who led the Nat tonal League in runa hatted In with 120 in hit credit In the regular oaoorm. The minkie Is Willie if ays, who placed like a If ter an. Irvin kept thy Gtama in that last nerve wracking game with a mighty double In ihe seventh Inning and then came home wtth the tying run. He came up again In the ninih with two on but he popped up to make the first A it-; m' 'T WASHINGTON A Sweeping federal grand Jury investigation Into the-Ckera DU race viots of last July 10, 11 and 12 was ordered last Thursday by -Attorney Genera Howard McGrath. His action came In response to re quests by numerous Interested In human relations and headed by the NAACP.

Demands for federal action were stepped up when a Cook County (Chicago) grand jury failed to Indict a single person who participated In 'the three-day orgy of arson and open defiance of police and' national guardsmen that occurred when Harvey Gaik. Flsk graduate and World War II veteran, tried to move into an apartment, in the gangster ridden Chicago, suburb. That grand Jury astonished the nation, by indictjiig-George Leighton, Negro lawyer who represented tha Clarks; Charles Edwards, Negro-real estate agent who rented ihamj the flat llis CarnUlO TH thtnrtimng'iMGeorge AdimW Negro lawyer' to wbons she i the apartment house. were charged with conspiring toin-jure the property of a large number of persons by treating and causing to be rented the apartment to the when certain persons (In Clfm) objected to said Han ey I Clark residing there Worse Than Whitewash. Spokesmen for the group which urged federal action told McGrath in uncertain terms that they regarded ythe grand Jurys action as "worse than a They pointed out that the effect of its action was to attempt nullification of Supreme Court decisions holding that Negroes have a constitutional right- to own and occupy property anywhere they choose.

NAACP attorneys are defending those whowere indicted. A ruling on their motion to quash the Indictment will be decided Monday: While McGrath' was promising federal-action the Chicago grand jury was completing its term of service, apparently well satisfied with the Job It had done. Its foreman was Earl Searborg, a foreman in a meat packing plant. -After the grand jury' was discharged. the members gathered around Sea borg in the corridor, clapping -him on the back and shaking his hand.

He refused to comment on the indictments to say, "Let the action speak for itselL luror Satuliad Mrs. Maud D. Mann, one of (Continued on Page 3) r.y CIS Cl IKS FIRST GAME Teammates float Tkomfifon, flank Sebans. 10. and Sal .1 tariff, eamtae at dug out greet Monte Inin 20.

at he trots to. the duqout alter hie eight inning home run at hbbets Field that cinched the fmt game for the Giants -Acme Photo DOGS LIFE Snen-yrar-olJ MkHel Jonn, 2136 lf 2Stk strret, crlrbratci Dof Wttk last week kj gfriey a steak bone' and a special kuf to her fet. Junior Junior stems to be When my wife- told me she didnt love me any more and had another man I just blew my top. I grabbed an, ice pick and stabbed her and -then to cut my wrist, with, a razor. 1 wanted to kill her and, myself.

That was the explanation of fered by William Norris, sailor of. 1843 E. 48th' who came home from -Korea to find, the his wifes love had cooled and that she no longer; desired: his affections. r. Norris told police the story of how he obtained a two weeks pass when his ship, the USS Bradford, docked San! Fran cisco at the end of September, lie said that he' hurried to Los Angeles to see his young at tractive wifeMollie Mae, only to hean from heir Own lips a- story of hen love for another Grabbed Zee Pick A quarrel flared after she had made that statement, 'he said, and he 'suddenly reached into a nearby' closet and.

seized the'ice ji i At the height of his ragehe said Viat he stabbed his 21-ypar old wife in the chest several times and then tried to commit suicide with that same pick by plunging it into his own chest. When it became apparent that the pick wouldnt end his life he said that he rushed into another room gnd found an old-fashion ed straight razor which he slashed both wrists several times. Meanwhile his wife had run screaming from the hque and frightened neighbors summoned the police. --The pair was taken to Georgia Street emergency; hospital for first aid i treatment and transferred to General Hospital for further-medical care, Wife's Guilty Pled Is By Eddie Lee Xing Daisy Snell, 31. of 750 41st street who said that "Jesus told' her to do it pleaded guilty to the brutal claw, hammer beating to death of.

her 52 year pld hus band, Charley P. Snell last Aug. 20. but that plea was set aside. -1' Mrs.

Snell made her plea be fore Judge Thomas, J. Cunning ham in Superior Court. 1 Richard Goctheis, public defender, who represented her, quickly request' ed withdrawal the guilty plea In order to permlt'a ple of not guilty by reason of Insanity. Tip Judge granted it and Dr, Marcus Crahan and Dr. Bolinsk were appointed to examine her for lunacy.

Hearing was set for Oct. 30 In Dept. 42 of Superior Court on the insanity plea: -Snell was a regular church at tendant and when he did not show up 'for services by noon' on Aug. 20 a. member called Mrs.

Ova McDowell of 768 EL 41st street Snells landlady, to find out about him. Mrs. McDowell and a neighbor Nova Ellis let themselves Into Snells apartment with pass-key and 'found him lying unconscious, with blood-stained towel around his head. He was speeded to hospital in a critical condition with a compound skull fracture. Weapon, Found A daw hammer, covered with blood.

and hair was found by police officers in the top drawer of the kitchen cabinet. The of ficers also learned from neigh bors that Mrs. Snell had been recently released from Norwalk where she was a patient of the hospital for the insane. She (Continued oh Page 2) Sheriffs Guard Bjxby Slough The Sheriffs Firestone Mount ed' Posse, began to patrol the Blxby and Dominguez; slough rea today, adding -a mounted guard to the Sheriffs deputies and police who have been u-: signed to prevent a repetition of drowning of children in the muddy waters. Sheriff Eugene Blscailuz said that mounted members will patrol the slough oh' Saturdays, Sundays and holidays fronr ajn.

to 5 pjn. until the county and city petma neat safeguards. Members of the' posse group wrho provide their own hones end equipment, volunteered to donate their time for the patrol, the. Sheriff said. 4 "quite 'pleased with a dogs life LAST RITE SAID FOR ECHO STANTON ROBINSON getting rhanra to show his wsres and Eay Noble, a catcher up from tha Oakland Cabs ff his first year in the big leagues, Artie Wilson started with tha loam but couldn't mako grade.

Thompson at arted oof like a Aauaa aftrew was benched la (Cantinwed on Pago Best; 4 Race Days Since Abe Lincoln BOB ttUS Nstr Dam pa off to a fly-I rr Start, didn't theyr the maa sad to me. teM at him ho he was a etary ore. Nota Dame Notre Dame who a ra they? Wbe can think of anyone but those two boroughs in New Twk la one. the woters of tha Pk GrouhSs art dsncirc 4 Jump Leg, But the eanala 4 (Bv that tnranirr Into the Bey eg fthcepahead Oh. bow bittef and aad is that water Jarkte, darilrg Ja'k.

cent Jak of the flying (y In the 12lh and the trso'y hvstf In the inning, pof-off game, atr J4 rarwd-atkd sranrd Giant piVSr Msgtes Into throwing a wild pif'li In the sth. Bute and Vftrtr ta too yy In i Health DlSmCd flew Reed, (, dvpon4ewt mer tZ hearth, rmrtrtted outm out and left two on to set thettrim, mtmnth Comgaro Bluff CEE FEE'S WIFE FAINTS AS SHE GETS PRISON TERM S- V.j,,iv -i 5 v-W' tV 4 44-: i- -5 jl a ju; i- 1 i A 5 SA' -A Metropolitan Signs Local Dancer NEW TORE The Metropolitan Opera Company, signed Janot Collins. Nogio dancer Wednesday for loading ballet roles during this Miss Collins Ortho first Negro ever to bo signed by the company. She Is one of the few Negroes to bare top billing In her field. Miss Collins bails from Los Angelos.

P0B(iI (This is tha stcond part of tho "Musicians' Story" that sxposss tho reasons behind tho sudden firing at tho 2t-mambcs Negro Municipal Concert Band. The action was taken by tho Nogro local's oxocuttvo hoard on July 28. i Tho ScpL 20 issuo of tho Ea-glo showed firing of tho musicians was not because local officials wanted to give other members chance "-hut- for- tho mason that tho officials were afraid of the. growing foaling fas tho "One Union mavemant bo-mombocs of thotT'local -white" local No. 47 in BoD The recent action of the- Board of Directors of.

Musicians Local Na 67 in firing the 28-raeniber city bandied by Petty McOavkf. becomes more frightening as new facta come to light. The president el Local Nol. 7, 1 Leo1 McCoy DuvLl- claims: Simple Christian Science afternoon at Conner-Johnson Mortuary for Mrs. Echo Stanton Robinson, well known civic and fraternal leader, who died last Saturday after a months Illness.

She was a member of the 29th Church Scientist. a Mrs. Robinson, who Is survived by her husband. Deputy Sheriff Missouri bom 'Helen Janice Jeffrey; -white wife of Band Leader Cee Pee Johnson, fainted and iiad to be carried from Judge -Thomas Cunningham's eourt "Monday after she had drawn a one to15-year term in prison for a series of burglaries. The sentence was imposed aft- i 1 1 i 1 i i for pophy Thomson's three run, game winning homer in the last of the ninth.

In that remarkable drtvw-that began on-Aurust 11 with the New Yorkers )3 garret out of first place, Irvin's' consistent hitting was a big factor. And to that Deal all Important game at winning Ut 23 rvn season, hitting an aaiih' i fog w-hen the Giants railed wf acrldents to the regulars. TVy to third baowr.aa sack ft- Lewis Browns 'to 1X7 aad vii shipped aw ay srjtfss featurtl! In thn iogtn SpodaZ lcattaea this Robinson was acue In heriMm vp frrm Minneapolis 1st Ddgmr lorigLt. party activities and served aajunr. rhan a jear off Tho rttfbty Zefgm havJot delegate to the last GOP am baseball to Ms credit The game vent ion where she wnrfced for be was Installed In New) Ctt ThU Living 'the nomination of Gov, Earl York renter field ipit wjth U-ai Bat did you fhrwugVtfcO W'amn.

She served for fit tear, wallowing amuad in thekeid. and aeo the year as president of the Tred senvnd dlristorv lits outfield algMa e4 ta-ffet dir. crick Douglas unit of the Worn- play was sparkling, he. hit a 1 not en's rolitkaj Club, once headed respectabte for the season jsd l-eor. glued two tew-the Negro Voters League.

At va i and ps 29 lenvn. He was Jaekj Renaon rious times she served on her the thud? at things lo fhatHnpartVwiarl party's county and centra! cora- final Bwten series when rfa re wH millers. wwd and then third An ardent worker In fraternal i tmrprt fOw-ttw on fago affairs, Mrs. Robinson was ese- run that a tha poet a iv. in h.

cm p- ct.gr wB-r. Voman Hangs and last April she was honored! Othe Ployovs i 3 by receiving the Past CrirdL Ifl GarfiflCi ,4 i -T r- x. i n' A a-, A a Echo smiled again: TtonT ask me. tm did hoi ttlkiat- Official States Further proof that the jcusei-came from J. Arthur Lew- 'ma ite bead of Lea Angeloa Music Bureau.

Said Mr. Lewis: "It was a sur prise to mo when beard of the bond lw MT4 ik4n htn fthat tl excuse given was Bamadl er Judge Cunningham turned aj deaf ear to Johnsons plea for leniency on her behalf. He based' his plea on what he said was his wife's extreme youth. Both admitted per petrating the burglaries to get: money for expensive narcotic habits. They came to grief when they burglarized the home jot Police Officer James Folk last August.

Polk spotted them near his home and directed other officers in making the arrest. Mrs. Johnson said that she was a constant user of heroin and said that she believed 'she needed long term supervision in order to get rid of the habitzHer record showed that she hid been arrested for various offenses ranging from' vagrancy to theft She is 24 yeare old. Cee Pee. hose real name turned out to be Clifton Byron Johnson, told officers that he was born in Algiers, French Africa, but they reported his real birth place- was Algiers, La and that he had prior arrests for use of narcotics, theft and vagrancy.

Police- said that the series of burglaries which began on July 12 netted the pair in excess of $3000. Negroes Gor Vote In La. Primaries BATON La. Mo-gvoos can now vote legally in tha state' of Louisiana in tho DcnMcnrtlc pvimarios. Bat Communists 'Tho Committoo on droppod Its fonuor mlss allow Nogrots voting tho Donwcratic tides 4 -T-m- 1km th.ij"' jladce- Cr.nd Urn IT.

baseball to the seefeu. barrgl band was dismissed because w-e hd ta giv, i othMmiulcin It tie Hh of the American Federation of? Musicians that local bands n- and with the membershipL- feeling of out This la. hlsamarlcg statement: Yet this newwmaa talked with wseukA ftf VA jir-j-b rrTa rl ijdioft fjram tUftd. SCUM from the cwried i by bang tag terse the Shrine Department of the; rnejrr-ed tte grrmoi 11 betor a Jarg group of fnead group remwiies hrre, last public appearance. Mrs.

Robtr.w Imemt rr and had s. also a erved In f. fkiai capactries to the Order of l4i SpfVj5ifl ill Iwf JntS0rj Of Sur. Cn rf jof Knigfct of Pythias and other i Ray! Damon! Eanyna Cancer Fund's most con-1 stetont made pro--sfbte a 110009 gift of the latest laboratory neseacch oqaipaamt which CAZZ.oi3 tm out So the new Haapnol of Oslo, Norway, at ka tedcsGan) cermcrJcs Saturday. ji "Thodayoftse ttdBcfcndi- Jw 1 went down to sea tho president.

"Rocatioa fatal work. Local? I told him I wan loyal and a goodiSaL 7 mated far a white 1 r-; fgavoitup three years ago." smited his amplified: "If a hand la So gar4 Aids Fund "NE VT TORE Sugar cm ef tto The tend tt tso-woceoo was flirsr4 tey let IwteML Jateany fteed. in tnjorort teomo from t- 1 eswiOflry find, Pis Tia osA toVrl IM gsrag toe ftmt lew- Trrion ml Ri wife harg tog from our ttoAshat' by o-I window 5W- A afisatZ aJcp-(1a Mar had been L4 to tuk itx.MMM and 'jLkaad wdo By the doypqndras woeraau. -Her tste! o-ufboGfx aho had boon fwrri to-Ho Saeto fa bwial who ta 'was fr4 Um a Iwswr. tewpCESi to- Ayr- ted fvfi fliy ftmori her routed, the members never get the) chance to develop together.

Zt (takes many for sseteeue "lut lf they said (bey had to! weld themselves Into a-group, riots 500 asnateiano how come J' When the, pecaonset rotates. Co so got bock wwaahlotacT" this jemaic played tend to be chop-imsun iiiliaiT pyTbe other hand pa jtsx bv The. mtttarian shrugged i "(CPtgiriaed ea Page U) i Ll SV.