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r ..... . ATTACK ON BAR ASSOCIATION OPENS THE DEFENSE OF BERNARD ADES Baltimore. Md—Proceedings to disbar Bernard Ades from practice in the iftat® courts of Maryland opened last wo ik in a crowded courtroom with an all ack by the defense on the exclusion of Negro attorneys from the Baltimore City Bar Association In a pr liminary rncton to dismiss. Josefdi R. Brodsky, chief counriel for liha international Labor Defense ap pearing on behalf of Ades. eloquently and forcefully argued for the di - missal of the charges against Ades preferr id by the Baltimore Bar As sociation on the ground that xh® Asso ciation excluded Negroes from, mem bership and that as such charges an> ba d 'n-on Aden’ d fense of Negroes the charges and entire proceedings are improper and unlawful- He drew By All Means Give Handkerchiefs 7 wo Splendid Value Groups tor Men and Women at 25c There’s a selection of white linen j handmades with hand rolled hems . . . .Gay prints or solid colored linens. i at *-*v/v* Irish and sheer linens with hand rolled hems and initials . . . .orAppenzelled for women .... Also French hand blocked prints. «r ERANKBIS—-First Floor BRANDE1S Damp Wash 3‘c Per Pound Minimum undie 48c Edholm and Sherman laundbrer and dry cleaners ... - • . »■ 2401 North 24th St. We 6055 an analogy between ithe formulation rf charges by thj Association, a quasi judicial function, a ad the return of an indictment by a grand jury and argued that syjjjematic exclusion of Negroes in either case was unoonsrti tutional . The prcse'-u&ion of Ades, attorney | for the I. L. D., and Communist Party candidate for governor of Maryland in tho lafeft election, arises out of the fight he waged again t the exclusion of Negroes from juries on the Eastern shora of Maryland in the cas.s of Euei Lee, Pago Jupiter, and George Davis, and that he continues to wage generally on Jim-Crowism in the South. A previous effort to mudzle Ades resulted in his suspension from the bar of the Federal district court ffor svj months; although disbarment was refused in that .ir/lianue and Ades was reinstated he was “repri manded by the court, i he prxent attemji, to disbar Ades is brought before nine judges of the Supreme Bench of Baltimore assembled to hear this casi3. HU defense is conducted by Joseph Brodsky and Edward Kuntz who has handled many I. L. D. cases, and who participated in the cross examination of the prosecution wit nesses. to the struggle against legal Inching and di criminal.ion against Negroes and who was himself on one occasion ' brutally bjaten and almost lynched is charged with attempting to incite race prejudice and also with “unwar ranted” criticism of judges. Ades Suspended from Bar Six Months Baltimore. Md-—Su, (pennon for hr e months from practice of the law was ordered for Bernard Ades. ; •"n.'-mational Labor Defense attorney. | last w.ek, by the Supreme Bench of Baltimore City, because he fought , f r i,he rights! of Negroes in the Euel j L c case. In his hrial last week, Ades. repre ' sented by Joseph Brodsky, chief coun s 1 for the I- L- D., and Edward Kuntz, of the I. L. D. legal staff, challenged the whole proceedings on di (barm nt charge^ on <the basis that they w-re brought by a Jim-Crow City Bar A sociation, bearing the same relation Ho the Supreme Bench as a grand jury to a criminal court. Proof was given, through examina tion of the officials of the bas asso I elation thaj Negroes are syst matlcal I !y excluded from the association on i account of race and color. The charges against Ades wer.o the same that were brought against him in federal court, «n which he was ac Ades. who has bent all his energies quitted last sprfcig. _____ MY BOY* • IVE PLENTY OF \ PRESENTS IN MY PACK THAT f YOU MIGHT SEND • • • BUT IF C YOU WANT TO MAKE THEM EXTRA HAPPY-** AND YOURSELF TOO »* * CALL THEM BY LONG DISTANCE DURI THE HOLIDAYS. Classified Ads and Business DIRECTORY Help us to Build Bigger and Better Business. The Omaha Guide in its Eighth Year and is offering a New and Greater Service to its Readers and Advertisers throuqh this Weeklv Clasified Directory of Community and City. 1 ROOMS and 9APARTMENTS _ **• Kitchenette apartment for ren^it 2618 Patrick Ave. We.. 5553. Strictly Modem famished rooms for rent. WE. 0718. Kitchenette for Rent—etrictly modern 2914 North 25th Street. [ Twe room apt. and use of kitchen We. 4162. Apt., reasonable to quiet couple. WE. 010#. FOR RENT—Two or three room front apartments wibh private b«-ths. 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"THIS MORNINNi, AFTER that HE SWAM FOR.AM hour' IN THE SURF, THEM BREAKFASTED , AMD MOW HE'S OFF FOR 30 HOLES OF 60LF ^ « ^ ’*■ ' •_ AFTER LUNCHEON) AT THE CLUB HE PLAYS SIX.I SETS OF TENNIS, THEN COE A UP IN HIS PLANE FOR AN HOUR TQ COOL OFF, AFTER THAT HE DANCES AT THE CASINO UNTIL Si* “THEN TAKES A DIP IN THE POOL, DINES AT| EICaHT AND DANCES UNTIL MID - HICHT- THEN "TO £3ED - > f --- A tty. Ray L. Williams, Room 200 Tuchman Block, 24th and Lake Streets. O NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT FINAL ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNT In the County Court of Douglas County, Nebraka. In the Matter ,f tho Estate of Samuel Houston, Deceased. All persons Interested in said mat. ter are hereby notified that on tho 27th ray of November, 1934, Joseph D. Lewis filed a petition in said Coun ty Court, praying- that his final ad. ministration account filed herein be settled and allowed, and that he l»e discharged from his trust as adminis trator and that a hearing will be h*d on said petition before said Court on tho 22nd day ef December, 1934, and th«t if you fail to appear before said Court on the said 22nd day of Decem ber, 1934 at 9 o’clock A. M., and con test said petition., the Court may grant h® prayer of said petition, enter a decree of heirship, and make such other and further orders, allowances and decrees, as te this Court may seem proper, to the end that ®U mat ters pertaining to said estate may fc® finally settled and determined. Bryco Crawford, County Judg® Beginning 12—8—34 Ending 12—22—34