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HOUSES FURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN. HILLTOP. FOR SUM
porch. saraEe. 32l6 r st. NV. west Oi4S.
GLOVER PARK. 2434 TUNLAW RID. NV.
porches recreation rnl. maids room. m 'eiss elec
reg. washing machine automatic oil heat:
until Jan. / Emerson 4073.
1915 DELAFIELD PL NW.-s ROOMS.
cony: to cars and bus. Geo. o. s7ss. sts. e"''''
TAKoMA. IS SHERMAN AvE.-e ROOMS
ena natn; nedreomS; ami; comfortably
iurnaisnsd; a s immediate possession. shep-
NEW. DET;. ROOMS, NICELY FURN.:
5uS; Indefinite. 4sos Davenport SS St. &. NV. w
FOR sUMMER-sMALL PRIVATE HOME
gain for right people. Emerson ei4i.
equipped e-rm, and bath home owners
care has kept this house IN excellent cond
sons6le rent e risht parts @ NJ aatl hes sais yea
1916 LONGF FELLOW ST. N.W.-3
months. reasonable, convenient to cars and
bus; next to Rock Creek Park. Georgia
RITTENHOUsE ST. NV. 500 BLOCK-6
$40. Emerson 3786 evenings. 22'
FURNISHED; CLARENDON, VA.-sEvEN
IL OXFORD o5s e. ss Moa
Jackson St.
Mr.. FOREST GLEN-3 BEDRMS., LARGE
screened breakfast and sleeping porches;
completely furn.; ami; gear garage;
shady lawns: near schools, churches stores,
bus: immediate occupancy; on lease: refer
ences Shepherd 1892
68O2 PINEY BRANCH RID. NW.-CHARM-
ing Dutch Colonial; B rms. b., elec. refg.:
auto. heat; gar; reaS: years lease.
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL.
Beautifully and completely furnished for
comfortable living: master brs.. baths
servants rooms; garage; garden: lawn
cared for by owner; June to Oct. Adams
O2O1, 1000 Cathedral ave.
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Open and Lighted Until 10 PM.
* < 3 cAFRITz sS:e s';;;

CoLoRED APT. 2 ROOMS. BATH. HEAT.
elec. included, $28. Janitor, 2Ol Eye st.
NV. Columbia 1923
CoLoRED, REFINED, RELIABLE-2 R.,
K, b.. Also l r., k, b., modern; rent,
$3.50 and $3.50. Apply 2I29 N St.
NV. Call Met. 2147
COLoRED-1sI4 4th ct. NV rooms,
kitchen. bath. Frigidaire, stove S45 30
Apply 1881 @ st. NV Met 24flk
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Under MANAGEMENT of
B. F. SAUL co.
925 18th St. NV. National 21O0
1887 RHODE ISLAND AVE,

1887 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Elec.. refg. and elec. on house current.
Resident manager. Elevator.
2 rms, kit, d. q. and bath $50 90
THE WEST VIEW
2l23 EYE ST. NV.
vator. sxitchbosrd. Resident Man IAN
! rms. rms Hit H.: . ana ana sssb sssbstsssS stssS
. 18th ST. Sc.
rms Ill.,. d Z. q. a0Sss and fSaTlhsn'. Sath h.s4,.oo
5000 18th ST. NV.
Practically new building Gas refr.
Venetian blinds. Exceptionally large
rooms. Resident Mgr. Several corner
! rm.. kit. d.a. and bath S45.O0
rms. kit' d. q. and bath $500
1894 10th NV.
Elec refg. Res. Mgr
rm. kit. and bath SCI 90
3070 THAYER ST. NE.
r. !. Ave. bet, .22nd and 23rd st.
rms. kit. and bath - $4,000
THE CHALFONTE
2116 p ST. NV.
Electric refrigeration.
rms. kit. and bath S47.50
THE DUPONT
1717 goth st. NV.
Elevator Service. Resident Manager.
rms. kit. dining rm. & bath. $61 80
rms. kit, bath and porch -$02. so
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John z. Wynkoop
COL. 670S

COLORED-515 25th PL N.E.-6 ROOMS.
tiIed aEduo bath with with shower; insulated walls;
concrete porch, etc; specially priced at
So. $50; terms. Open daily from o:30 m
to pm Decatur $50
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$11, 1,450.
LARGE CENTER-HALL HOME.
REDR0OMS TIIS

LARGE CENTER-HALL HOME.
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS.
owner leaving for West Coast this
month. orders reduced price for this g.
large living room, wide center hail iaree
dining room, kitchen. pantry and spacious
heated sun parlor or den
A stairway with full landing leads to
2nd floor consisting Of wide hall bed :
rooms. ample closets and balcony over
sunroom; insulation, automatic heat,
attractive lot with flowers and shrubbery
are some Of the features of this desir able
home: Cal Mr. Burnside Dist. l4ll; eve,
En-. 1924. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
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l726 18th ST. NV.
Elec. refg. on house curernt. Res.
Mgr.
2 rms, kit. and bath S4s.6O
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~ $50

$3.50.
Modern 2-story Colonial brick home Of
rooms. bath and Rarase. on b0-foot lot.
lane: only years old and has new range
and electric refrigerator: small cash pay
ment. balance in one trust on monthly
H. G. SMITHY CO.,
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$40 LAMONT ST NV.

Elec. refg. on house current.
. rms. kit. rec. hall g. bath $40. SO
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

WESLEY HEIGHTS
(WESTERLEIGH SECTION.
Attractive French brick home; liv. rm..
din. rm., kit, 3 bedrms., 2 baths; auto.
heat: maids rm., bath; 2-car garage built
in; large lot Cleveland 1851
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THE DUPONT

2l16 P ST. NV.
Electric refrigeration.
rms. kit. and bath S47.50
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
TAKoMA, 733 CARROLL AvE.-.FoUR
Sss .th Sna
FURNISHED AND UNFURNIsHED. 2 RMS:
kitchen. bath. $50 and sS6 month. 1902
Lee hwy. Apt. l.
SILVER SPRING. ROOMS. BATH. FUR
nished: refined private home: elec. sEefg.
gas gas ana c,h.w" oil heat sarage. Snep-
FOR RENT-2 FURN. APTs.,- FIRST AND
second floors, pvt. baths, S36 and 300
FORT STRONG APTs., LEE HIGHWAY.
unfurn; frss ooT SSol Wsinat p4Cms fs 7ofs cr
rooms. private bath and entr.; heat. hot
water. refg. Georgia l0l5. shep. 2879-W:
TAKoMA 7a3 CARROLL AvE-FyR-
garage; exposures; large lot; beautiful To-
cation: cool and airy: S45. Shepherd 2095.
$2950-2 RMS. PRIVATE BATH. EN-
screened porch. 2S07 Pershing drive, Ar
nnRton. Va.
TAKoMA PARK, MD.-UNFURN.. ..3 AND
water. rig. Georgia 1918. shep. 2S79-W.
CHERRYDAIE. ARLINGTON. VA. ,4054
soy oil ssss ssP'iE sse Emp souSs
LANoHoRNE COURTS. ARLINGTON, VA.
-Hytng room. dinette, bedroom, kitchen
nno6 en6 iinciosed sun porch. Only one vacant.
oso' H ssss.x2 syssx2rs, s,ss, g. Assnt''
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THE CHALFONTE

307O THAYER ST. NE.
r. !, Ave. bet; ,22nd and 23rd st.
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THE SEDGEWICK

THE PRESTON
1743 p ST. NV.
Eiec. refrigeration.
2 rms. kit. and 90
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5505 7th ST NW-6 R.. B.. PoRcHEs,
gar: eonv.:. S57 so. s14 Crittenden st.
92s Longfellow st. n.w.-6 r. b., yard,
gar. S52.50. Newly dec. Georgia 0179.
435 End ST s.E-8 R.. B., H.-W.H.;
S47.50. 1872 e st. SCI r.. b.. h.-w h;
$40 50 Newly dec Natl 1To4
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1717 goth st. NV.
Elevator Service. Resident Manager.
Q rms. kit. dining rm. q bath. $6l 80
5 rms. kit, bath and porch -$02 so
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THE STANTON

1g6 o ST. NE.
B rms. kit. and bath $50 90
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AN OUTSTANDING BARGAIN!
1St COMMERCIAL.
CLOSE TO 18th AND COLUMBIA RID. NV.
ll-room house. baths. Q kitchens, dou-
Bile entrance, Gear Rarage: well located.
between stores. Sold at q bargain and
will consider trade for smaller property.
Call Mr.. Pascoe
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
201 Investment Bldg District 6OQ2
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THE CLYDE 1924 10th ST. NV.
room, Kitchen, bath: gas, electricity
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UNUSUAL VALUE.
We are proud to offer this desirable
Waslinston. situated on Q iarge lot heavily
wooded with oak trees. This home, con-
sistinE vs. q sI large room, complete baths;
may desire, including Q finished Bird door.
Is nov. available for your inspection. Re-
should inspect this property today. Can
Emerson 1911.
216 EAST UNDERWOOD ST,
rms. 2 baths: 2-car garase; built to sell
for Sl2.0b0. Will conlider reas. ofler or
row house in trade. OWNER AND BUILDER,
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Elec. refv Res. Mgr.
rm. kit. and bath SCI 90
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S29l MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
B rms, kit, bath, inc. porch S47. 90
Key with Janitor. 1T24 Park Rd.
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45os MAPLE EEEtHEeDA; Eh,.,,n.+,v. ,,,,x
bungalow, painted white Slate roof; fin-
Hhed attic; rear yard fenced in--$5,5 500
ur,,,, TAK0MA PARK.
WILLOW AVE.-Spanish BUNGALOW.
Large living and dining rooms, Kitchen
and bedrooms on main noor Extra bed
ICON loon a., AZ basement level. Oil burner. Very
AZ COLUMBIA AVE.-Picturesque bun
galow, with sleeping porch. Large attrac-
$3.50
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Located in the Wakefield section Of
Ghsyy ch.se - on "a; lot soxlS5 SeaI
center-hali Colonial home is truly q value.
Modern in every detail rooms. ga baths.
css seu ma; sss. sss ns M I
in this unusual property. Priced at ST.
$50. and on terms to suit you. We heartily
recommend your inspection, For further
details. call Emerson 7271
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7006 0lenbrook -rd.. Edgemoor. Nd
New, individual, distinctive-amid Q set
comfortable and secluded Cali Mr., Walk
for appointment, National O763. Evening,
Cleveland 5319.
WILL TRADE OR ARRANGE TERMS.
All 44th st. NV.
Six rooms. 2 baths. large. level lot.
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3l15 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
Elec. refe. Just west OF 18th st.
lbove Columbia road,
j rms. kit. and bath ---S62. 80
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37O4 26th NE.
Ideal new home; detached: all rooms light
weather-stripped and screened. Gas heat.
rec. room and ping s-pong table. Drive out
r. I. ave. or Monroe st. and thence north
to house. Open and lighted. $500 cash;
$55 monthly. Come out tonight.
HoWenstein Realty Corp,
1913 H ST. NV. Dist. 1877.
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porches: ami: S47.50. Call Lincoln 50I2.
72I QUEBEC PL. NW-Y ROOMS, .
baths. = screened porches. garage: 3rd
floor fitted apt: refrigeration. Clev. 1854.
o37 LONGFELLOW ST NW-MODERN
rooms, bath, screened porches: built-in
garage; good condition. Call Adams 1921.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
GLOVER PARK-NEW.
oRUyER BUILT.
1928 Both PL. NV.
S7.65O-TERMS.
Exhibit Omen Dafly

a DISTINCTIVE HOME.
The architectural features Of this attrac-
tive home radiate. . most honey atmos-
phere. Within walking distance Of schools
is paneled den with lavatory: End fioor
contains bedrooms and Q baths; screened
ditioning are Just . few Of the very de-
sirable features. Call Emerson 2794 for
appointment to inspect
NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID. NV.
ment.
$5,6O0--Terms
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 K NV District lO15.
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NEW SECTION s.E.-REsALE AT RE-
duced price. Lovely, 2-story detached brick
home . rooms tiled bath. recreation room.
z open freplaces. oil heat. AIR CONDl-
TONED. Can be bought with $3.50 cash.
at price under 80. 900. BOSS q PHELPS.
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1882 RANDOLPH ST. NE.
1905 COLUMBIA RID, NV.
Row brick, 8 rms bath. $50.
BRODIE g. COLBERT,
Natl. 1878. 1907 Eye st. NV.
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COLORED BARGAIN.
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

SEE Us FOR QUICK PRIVATE. ALL-CASH
deals (no commissioner for D. G. houses.
NV. District 6150 and District 6151.
CASH FOR ROW BRICK, SMALL WHITE
property, II reasonable. z. W. BAILEY,
Adams 47S6 or mail. 1436 Meridian ".
THE OLD RELIABLE
IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
personally will pay cash for your
Washington real estate. bricks or frames,
white or colored. G.. G.. DUTY, 1924
Vermont ave. Natl. 44s2. So
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
COP CHAIRMAN
VISITOR HERE.
Confers With Local
Republican Heads

Hon. John ID. NJ. Hamilton
chairman OF the Republican Ma
tional Committee, met with group
OF local Republicans and newspa-
per men last Friday afternoon. at
the Book Cadillac Hotel.
A general discussion was held
concerning why the Negro vote left
the Republican Party In the last
Presidential election and what
steps to take to win back the vote.
Chairman Hamilton received a
general picture OF the political
situation in Detroit and Michigan.
when asked by the Tribune re-
porter as 10 whom he thought
would be the Republican standard
bearer in the 1910 Presidential
election, the Chairman would not
venture guess, but expressed the
opinion that the present depression
would continue for some time. and
that the present Democratic Ad-
ministration could not continue TO
spend at the present rate. II these
conditions keep up. Chairman
Hamilton said he thought Repub-
lican chances would be good in
1910.
Among those present at the con-
ference were: John O Hopkins.
Jr. Attorney Julian Rodgers. At
iorney Charles Roxborough, Lloyd
Cofer. Mrs. Essle Shaw. Mrs.
Claudia Taylor. Louis Martin. and
Edward Baker.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
DOCTOR TALKS
ABOUT HEALTH
Speaks To Employees
Of Great Lakes

Dr. Robert Greenidge. medical
director OF Great Lakes Mutual
Insurance Company. lectured on
health to the general assembly OF
the entire agency and office force
OF the company. Monday morning,
April 4. The meeting was In COM
memoration OF National Negro
Health Week, and was held In the
home office building OF the com
pany, 301 East Warren avenue.
This week." DR. Greenidge ex-
planned, was instituted by our be-
loved educator. Booker T. Wash
ington. Mortality and morbidity
ran so high that cleanup cam
paign was started and thus from
such a humble and insignificant
beginning was born the national
idea OF better health program.
The diseases taking the largeSs
toll of our race" declared the
medical director. were divided in
to three distinct classes; tubercu-
losis. organic heart diseases and
infancy mortality. The first OF the
three running the highest in me-
tally. Since the instituting OF these
health campaigns. the tuberculosis
toll has been cut In almost half and
every year shows a decided de-
crease in the death rate. The ques-
ton was asked: WHY did we as F.,
race seem so susceptible TO ihi'
dreaded disease? Was II due TO the
fact that the masses Of us were un-
der-privIleged?
DIR. GreenIdge then went on to-
explain that two theorie were now
being considered on the subject:
first. the under-privileged idea, and
second. the survival OF the fittest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
First Cong. Civic
Club In New Home

The First Congressional Civic
Club. under the supervision of a
new board OF management. has
taken over the management OF the
second floor OF the building locat-
ed at 2113 Chene street. formerly
operated by the Motor City Lodge
OF Elks No. 962
AT the meeting held Friday. April
I, Emmett s. Cunningham, the pres
ident. outlined the program which
will be put into effect under the
new regime. He made the following
statement:
1T Is our desire 10 cooperate
with an organization. wishing TO
hold its regular weekly meetings
in our new home
Organizations which have ex-
pressed desire to cooperate In this
manner include the First Congress
sional Civic Club. Chrysler En-
ployees. Progressive Mems Club,
jolly Strollers Social Club. East
Side Renters And Consumers Lea
que. and the Colored Hotelmen's
Association.
The dance hall is being redeco-
rated and will he available for
rental
Special attention is being given
to the Ladies Lounge. which will
be available for the accommodation
OF small bridge clubs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
SHOT DOWN BY
IRATE HUI BIB Y
White Grocery Owner
Kills Fleeing Man

Charged with paying too mucr
attention 10 the wife OF a white
grocery store owner. Dan Ander-
son. 2Os34 Parkside avenue. was
shot and killed in Eight Mile Road
Tuesday.
James Rich, who changed his
name from Vincenzo Rizzuto. was
charged with the shooting He was
captured after chase by police
who heard the shot
Anderson was shot by Rich as
he walked on the Eight Mile Road.
Rich was driving an automobile at
the time. A shotgun was used In
the killing
When questioned by police, Rich
stated that Anderson had been
paying undue attention to his wife.
However, these charges have been
denied by friends OF Anderson
These friends charge that the
shooting was the direct result OF an
argument between the two men
about hill that was owed.
AS the shooting occurred In Oak
land County, Rich was turned over
70 Oakland authorities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09

Chicago is definitely out OF the
running as prospective place 10
stage the Louis-Schmeling cham
picnship fight In June.
This was ascertained this week
with the return OF John w. Rox-
borough, co-manager OF heavy
weight champion Joe Louis. from
Chicago where he had seen his
protege successfully defend his
laarels last Friday night against
the challenge OF Harry Thomas.
Lewis Kills Chance
When Nate Lewis, the baldpated
manager OF Harry Thomas. leaped
INTO the ring with stool to shove
under the laundering Thomas to
save him from a knockout. Chica-
eos chances for obtaining the fight
vent skipping gaily out the door.
While showing the stool under
Ihomas. Lewis was yelling. The
DELL rang. Davey." Didn't you
near the bell. Davey?" Referee Da-
va Miller stepped in and kept
Louis from hitting the dazed Tho
mas,
~ Was not until the bell actual
y rang almost Is seconds later
mat Lewis trick was made known.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Chicago Loses Chance To Stage
Joe Max Championship Bout

The champion had been denied the
opportunity OF stopping the chai
lenger in the fourth round.
Louis managers Roxborough
and Julian A. Black. complained TO
Joe Triner. boxing commissioner OF
Illinois but the commissioner or
dered the fight to continue. not
withstanding Referee Miller's state
ment that Thomas should be dis
qualified.
Detroit Favored Spot
While the managers have not
stated their position about the fight
going to Chicago. It Is known tina;
they do not feel pleased about
Timers attitude.
The Brown Bomber. accompani-
ed by ]. Levitt Kelly. president OF
the Bartenders and Walters Union.
local 444. A. r Of L.. Chicago. ar
rived In town Wednesday night.
The heavyweight champion left the
city early Friday.
The champion appeared in good
condition and showed no marks OF
his recent battle.
Asked where did he think the
Schmeling fight would be held. Joe
said he though New York would
get H.
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
State Conference
For Youth Convenes
At Lansing April 80

More than one hundred delegates
from Youth Councils of the Ma
tional Association for the Advance
ment OF Colored People are expect
ed to attend the ninth quarterly
conference OF the Michigan Youth
Conference which will be held In
Lansing. April 80 to May /.
The discussion at the youth ses-
sion OF the conference. which will
lie held April 30. will center around
Juvenile delinquency. crime, slum
areas. unemployment. industrial
relations. religion, and race pre-
judice.
Members of youth groups de-
string to attend the conference can
correspond with Mrs. Cleo Taylor.
1914 Allegan street, Lansing. or
Gloster n. Current. $3.50 Beechwood
avenue, Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
PLATFORM MEN
ASK SENIORITY
SYSTEM RULE
Fifty-nine c olore d
Workers Involved
In Car Strike

A strike involving 5000 union
members, including 80 colored. eff
fectiyely tied up the street car
system OF Detroit early Thursday
morning
The strike was called by mem
bers oil the Amalgamated Asso-
citation of Street Electric Railway
and Motor Coach Employees OF
America. local &c. an ALL union.
The 80 colored workers involved
In the strike include 2S motormen.
II bus washers. two stock handl-
ers. one salvage handler. one track
man. three auto repair helpers. one
junior mechanical engineer, and
one Waterman. All belong to the
union.
MOtOrmen Affected
Some OF the motormen affected
by the strike which completely
demoralized the street car system,
are: Campau Barnes. John Kersey,
Louis Bleach. James wertz, Cecil
Washington. Jackson. and Jean
Anderson. on the Woodward Ave-
nue. line: Sam Hayden and Brown,
Baker line; Mcdowell. Trunbull
line; Murphy. Grand River. fand
Ramsey. Hamilton.
Barnes Is the oldest colored en-
ployee in the system, having work
ed more than 80 years. John Ker-
sey has more than 25 years to his
credit. and Washington has been
employed IL years.
Mayor Richard w. Reading an
nounced Thursday afternoon that
he intends TO restore transporta-
ton service even at the cost OF
bloodshed. He said he Is determin-
ed that the Detroit public shall
have street car accommodation.
The dispute has br o X n
out sporadically for a number Of
years on the question OF system or
line seniority. System seniority.
adopted as a charter amendment In
April 1887, is upheld by trolley
union. Line seniority IL backed by
the Motor Coach Operators Asso-
citation.
Want system Seniority
Platform men insist on system
seniority because II gives man
prior seniority rights whether he
works on the car or bus. whereas
line seniority would fix seniority
for bus drivers Independently.
Since great number OF plat
Continued on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
TO
RIDDLE CIVIL
SERVICE BARS
To Investigate All
Federal Cases In
Michigan Area

The Ellender Resolution. calling
for Senate investigation OF dis
elimination in the administration Of
the Federal Civil Service laws was
passed this week by the Senate.
According 10 reports coming
from Washington. hearings will
probably start this month.
The resolution. according 70 Wal
ter White, executive secretary OF
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People
was not passed with the intention
OF striking at racial Discrimination
but its language is so broad that
cases of this type can be brought
under II for investigation
Wires Local Head
Mr. White. in telegram to Dr.
James j. McClendon, president OF
the Detroit branch, said that the
national office In New York has
requested an opportunity 10 present
cases of discrimination under the
Federal Civil Services law against
Negroes. Mr.. White said that he
had been assured that these cases
will be heard
In his kilograms which were sent
10 all branches in the United
States, urged the members TO start
an immediate drive In their com
to uncover all cases OF
racial discrimination In the Fed
eral Civil Service during the past
Is years. These cases. he said. will
be brought TO the attention OF the
investigating committee
DR. McClendon. on receiving
telegram. said IF any coll
ored person has been Disseminated
against AT any time In Civil Ser
vice in Detroit, or Michigan. they
are advised 20 contact at once the
president OF the Detroit branch OF
the National Association for the
OF Colored People al
my Office. sos East Warren avenue.
All complaints must be filed as
soon as possible"
According to several lawyers
who had read the Ellender reso-
luton, there are large number Of
cases within the Michigan area
which should be investigated. as 10
the violation OF the Federal Civil
Service laws.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Mamie Burroughs Pleads For
New And Courageous Leaders

said that the race is in need OF
leaders who will make us believe
that we can do things" She was
introduced by the Rev. Robert l..
Brady. pastor OF Second Baptist
Church.
Mrs. Burroughs stated that there
Is a greater need for prayers for
the leaders, than for the masses.
oh God. give us leaders 10 match
oar mountains" she pleaded.
Spring Prom Poverty
Drawing from her keen know
ledge Of history. Miss Burroughs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
Civic Rights Group
To Confer With The
Board Of Education

The Detroit Civic Rights Com
mittee, II ia announced, will APP
pear before the Detroit Board Of
Education. Tuesday, April II. at
$3.50 p. m.
II Is reported that the Commit
tee Is planning to ask the Board
TO remove certain school principals
and that the question Of Negro en-
ployment will be one OF the issues
discussed.
The public is invited TO listen 10
the argument on both sides
The conference will be held in the
large board room in the Board OF
Education Building. 1854 Broad
Nav.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1938-04-09
She Remained Away
From Home Too Long
For Hubby's Delight

Because she remained away
from home for two days. Mrs Ruby
Mears Is in Receiving Hospital
with serious stab wounds and her
husband Walter Mears. Is held In
Jail on a charge OF assault with
intent to kill.
Mr.. Mears, who Is 80 and lives at
se4i Hunt street, was stabbed Sat-
urday night during an argument
with her husband. He later took
her to the hospital.