The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1946-01-26
Ry EMORY o. JACKSON

MON NONir-iN I . Ala .-- AftNi'l -
! The Alabama Public Service com
mission Vas told by railroad law
ycrs that is new iimcrow travel
order was Impractical and unwork-
| able while Arthur d. shores. Bir-
nineham LAWYER declared the
regulations discriminatory an dill
legal az hearing here January
pa
More man 100 leaders represent
ing approximately 81 statewide or
ranlzatuu- composing the CO.
orainated Committee fol the Equal
i7aiion of rlansp ortiiion tecili.
Tics attended the hearing shores
represented this ommit,ee
vs. 4 Norlhcm, senoral sole
iiof Tor the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Go representing the Il
mftiof. operating in Alabama
pointed oar that The commission
ir ifs INTERPRETATION of the law
ohyioGsiy was exceeding IT'S legis-
lafui, given rover lie suggested
csrlsin hauces which would leave
regulation % dinine and club cars
ANA az oiucr type ears including
pn'lnan aud observation 10 the
conyeniener and iudement OF the
oarrin> oiih 'he consent OF the
pass,nsrr, since this usually in
VOWED etsrstate iravei
~ afgfed thar 20 rnltain in
pHl'nnu passengers would he nm
satisfactory "a white and colored
alilo l'nae, Ruie tbs which Is
schean'ra 70 80 iuio effect Fchru-
acv ariers would be required
10 BAT Noefo pnllWan passengers
on of ne sight ~ white passen-
urs lv shtfine them 10 enclos-
rres 90 hrhind e}risin~l
Nolh,nif revealed fha' IN 1919
roer onrari.s srrvcd 19itnnoo
rasseneers wiih US. than a dozen
,omplsnis fi'ea ile contcndcd
thc as mon Witt b the tPSc
olel' 81 am a'' iNr ways the
orriers hald carry out This
itW' nn efa nf and that The
fe>H lie shon'i he given 20
f'e 1ilfoaa fh~ steps 20 bc
lle at.8 'tt tNe government
ma''e variety ~ requests for
ps Ntrr ~.es vhih leff ihc
WIN alternative bli
oeuf Gordon Person
aNe aso anadate hrotc 10
N oa rn y he eoyernmcn'
et affinns 10 do soms-
'iie. rat aoa'i violate our Ala
fHw 'eA wi would a. II"
nN aihtr tyfc Uy banfo-
ef'h rm 'han ne soNorumeut
fht'ff tNsW' t"0
neair.nenf fha' rofou egn-
NrNes Ae po-fri who're passen
SIX. ouid n m also dfew NE
opos ticn IL ite ratflers Norfh-
1 erot. ~ 'hat aiifosds tend
ea % pos' fewer signs lhs' ins
e"lius pHllio would hardy read
ter ANYWAY and that ~. Same
won't into states Nbt
an'd ~ Offensive ~ tAe p.see.
u hsv, ilnGow rfri,ln'ieu-
e hnllriin board
rlor surgcs'ion. maa
Nafh,nit IN his ntcpared 'air
nenf included pormi'fuz lN
eneers entering Ahhana ffo'
n"g amrfow states rei o. ra,o
hehind oprisius partitions ~
enclosures
Opening his Plea Nth toe
'he preamble ~ Tho l'nlfed ~
ions r'iatfo Shores i'ed c.ati
e'i-iop~ NE 'lahoma eode aed
deeal law go sepror' nis haress
hai 'he commission was over.
trrtnlr i's leaal boand. ~ eaf-
wv rlue TITS" va red e.on.
ons 'rom ~. cl0 rnag.nnl
e0n,l 4d ne TAlaeea eo'lego
= ''cp ord.Hmhe fhe new reeu
fion Several other petitions
on aa-- organizations bad pre.
iv hcen fled
shut derlatod iha' 'he order
"lf imrns, "hadse ~ infcrior-
v nn Nopro iilzcna and would
ininlcal 20 hannah RIGHT. and
rmAamomf Freedom" and would
f'ow 'tlie Object Of endless iii
iior w. ouclided by OBSERVING
W. orp SIZED roi foi
o.cii privileges mt 'he sa'ne
errs and VIII no, settle for loss"
t'.lrHs' PERSON. witt hs two
.orifn ilon' az ihronrh VI,
hcaiine took NO fwo- d'rcciior
ri'acs on no Mustered 'lmorow
50" laN ocd" paeis"leui
r. session following Tho hear
o." ihe state lcado,s gave shores