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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
"A
lconiinued rom Pare N

Rhodes winner of the Joe
LOUIS Open last August az the
Rsckham course in Detroit set
news course record when he
shot SIZZLING 81 for nine under
par for the course
ATTORNEYS for Spller and
Rhodes announced that they were
not interested IN receiving money
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

in the suit but in breaking down
discrimination They dropped the
suit, when the p G.. A. at
torney said that his organiza-
ton would not discriminate in
the future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

until VlClOTX Is won.
Jews who feel discrimination
4, al right as long as its against q
Negro a Negro who refuses e
speak against segregation agalnsi
other nunoritieS, and a Cathoh,
who refuses to protest against
segregation Of other minorities
are not helping TO save America
from destruction
Henry Lee Moon NAACP pub
lie relations Glcctor and autho,
Of Balance OF Power. The Ne.
gro Vote also addressed the del
eeates. Moon said:
The only ways the fight dis
elimination were educated. ls-
gal and political and revolution.
We can dismiss the revolution
idea. Education is TOO allow
but necessary and therefore leg
islation is part OF the solution.
The basic right 10 political e.
quality is in the Constitution"
He added that discrimination
had paid off dividends TO GER
tain controlling interests.
Moon SAID the NAACP had
based It's fight on legal rights
he also pointed out that the DIX
ocrats were headed for complete
ISOLATION and that the Negro vote
would play large part in the
Presidential election
Edward Conner acted as Ataster
Of ceremonies UAW-CIO Presi-
dent Walter Reuther was repre-
Sented by William Olive COS
director Of the UAW-CIO Fair
Practices department
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

finished law at the Detroit Col
lege OF Law, Before he opened
his law office he worked in the
County Treasurer's office fol
nearly Is years.
He was a charter member of
the Detroit Assembly and mem
Der Of the Is Club.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
DR.. BUNCHE-

lConnnued from rage
providing scholarship assist.
anee reported that he had
been the one person they were
proud Of because he took ad-
vantage of his opportunity and
made good.
GRANDSON OF SLAVE
The doctor holds degrees in
economies and political science
lie is one OF the State Depart
mcnts top advisers on United
Nations affairs. The grandson
uf slave. Bunche joined the
Government in 1871 as a re.
search analyst for the Office OF
Strategic Services. Three years
later he was transferred 10 the
State Department He served on
the American delegation TO the
Dumbarton Oaks Conference.
The as year old advisor
served as an aid 10 the Amer
lean delegations 10 the lsAS
and 1916 u. N. conferences in
London.
Before he left Howard Uni
versity where he was a professor
of Political Science. he was an
occasional visitor here. He was
presented by one OF Snow F.
Grlgsbvs forums.
II was al President Roosevelt S
request that Bunche enter gov
eminent service and took charge
of the Caribbean Commission.
Bunche served as principal
secretary OF the United Nations
Palestine mediation group, He
said supervision OF the Palestine
truce would continue despite
Bernadotte's death
Arkady A. Sobolev, acting u
N. secretary. directed DR.
Bunche TO assume Bernadotte' 4
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
HELP DRAFT PARTITION

In a statement regarding Bern
adotte's death. Bunche said: The
murder in cold blood OF Count
Bernadotte and Col. Serrot in
the Katamon quarter Of Jeru-
salem by Jewish assailants is an
outrage against the international
community and an unspeakable
violation OF elementary moral
ity.'
Bunche was credited with
playing big part in drafting
the committees report favoring
partition as a solution TO the
Holy Land problem.
AS a result he was placed in
charge OF the u N. secretariat
in Palestine in December, l947
II was his task to carry out
the partition decision Of the u.
I N. General Assembly.
The Bunche family resides In
New York at present.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Equality In Armed
Forces Study, Set

WASHINGTON. - A presi-
dental committee 10 study
equality OF treatment and OPP
portunity in the armed forces
will be headed by Charles II.
Fahy, former solicitor general Of
the United States, the White
House announced.
A recent executive order de-
clared II to be the policy OF the
President that there should be
equal treatment without regard
to race. color. religion or ma
tional origin.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
Rabbi Asks

CONTINUED from Page ~
lens
He said: "A pattern of dis
elimination once challenged is
never the same. We must be
aggressive in following through
until a victory is won.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

1895 FEDERAL Panel Truck.
Cheap. Fairly good condition.
Call. GE. 32l7.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25
CIa S sified

CLOTHES FOR SALE. Formal
size is. Winter coat and dresses
Miscellaneous articles. TR. Isis
STORE FOR RENT. Eeorse. SIS
month. Good business location
at. 1891.
FOR SALE. oldsmobile ls4s. "a
Sireamliner. HYdromatic. Rad.
10. Heater. Good air tires. Foo
lights. Under coating. 2.ion.
green. Best Offer. Tuxedo .ossQ
REFRIGERATION. Cold Spot 8
cubit feet. With completely re.
built unit. $50. Also child's bed
and mattress. Excellent condi.
ton Sl2. TO. 5-2s53.
FOR SALE
FIVE ACRES WOOD sl.S0O. Bell.
vile. Tyler 4-3l74.
FOR SALE. Modern 4 family on
18th ST.. Near Grand River. I
10 4 rooms each. Stoves and 70
frigerators included. S3S0o down.
Mr.. Brooks. WO. 1880. H. NJ
Seldom Co. 800 Penobscoii BLDG
1895 FEDERAL Panel Truck.
Cheap. Fairly good condition.
Call. GE. 32l7.
--------------------------
FOR SALE. Miscellaneous White
Peninsular gas siove- $40. Phileo.
Console Radio. Tables. Pots. Pans
Grapes. Chair. Hats. Dresses size
20. Buick sedan and plymouth
coupe seat covers. Boys shoes
10 lad. soc pair. Nj. 1917.
HELP WANTED: Boy 10 learn
shoe repair trade. Part time or
full. Standard Shoe Repair. ssul
18th Street. Corner Gladstone.
Tyler 4-c032.
HOUSES FOR SALE: Hiohland
Park. 1876 - tyson. rooms
and bath. be rooms. L arqs
living room. natural fire place.
Carpeting included. car earao,
House in excellent condition
Beautifully handicapped. Immedi.
ate possession. Call owner. MAJ.
ison Sols..
9 PIECE DINING ROOM SET foi
sale. Call Tyler 4.slSs or Tyler
$3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

HELP WANTED: Boy 10 learn
shoe repair trade. Part time OF
full. Standard Shoe Repair. ssrl
18th Street. Corner Gladsion.
Tyler 4-c032.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

REFRIGERATOR. Cold Spot. :
cubit feet. With completely re.
built unit. $50. Also child's bed
and mattress. Excellent condi.
ton Sl2. TO. 5-2s53.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

FOR SALE
FIVE ACRES WOOD Sl.S00. Bell.
Vile. Tyler 4-3l74.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

9 PIECE DINING ROOM SET isi
sale. Call TYLER 4-slSs or Tyler
$3.50.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

FOR SALE. oldsmobile ls4s. 70
Sireamliner. HYdromaiic. RAD.
10. Heater. Good air tires. Foo
lights. Under coating. 2.ion.
green. Best Offer. Tuxedo l.ossa
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-09-25

CLOTHES FOR SALE. Formal
size is. Winter coat and dresses,
Miscellaneous articles. TH. l.Sl2s
Evening star., 1948-03-31
Stocks Extend Rally,
with Gains Running
lAhead Of Ticker Tape
BY the Asseeiatsd Press

NEW YORK. Mar. 31.-The stock
market extended its bullish mood
today with leading issues ahead
fractions to more than . point.
Buying orders flooded the trading
area soon after the opening. 1t was
the fastest rally in more than a
week. and the ticker tape fell briefly
behind floor transactions. Although
the pace slowed at times, gains were
fairly well maintained near the
fourth hour.
The Stock and Curb Exchanges
again were picketed on the third
day of the financial employees strike.
but operations proceeded without
interruption.
Demand again concentrated large
ly on rails and industrial shares
which might benefit from heavy
defense, stockpiling and European
relief expenditures. Commission
houses reported some customers
impressed by the recent climbs
made by industrial stock averages
Leaders of the upturn included
United States Steel. Youngstown
Sheet, Santa Fe. Atlantic Coast
Line, New York Central, Union Pa
cif1c, General Electric, American
Smelling. Phelps Dodge, Kennecott,
Du Pont, American Tobacco 3D."
j. I. Case, International Harvester,
Amerada Petroleum. Pacific Western
Oil and Transcontinental & West
ern Air. Superior OIL OF California,
after jumping as much as IS points
on top Of yesterdays 22-point rise
to new l94S high on scanty sales,
receded somewhat.
! Bonds were steady.
Evening star., 1948-03-31
CHICAGO Livestock

CHICAGO. Mar. 81 tn 1usDA .;sals--
BILE hogs, 1000; total, $500; very slow; %
to mostly SO cents lower: some bids. OH
more on weights over 240 pounds: bulk
good and choice, l70-240 pounds, axis
Ssee pTasslea sop 99 one ae lsss
}% i; ss5ss, +: sss
around So cents lover st / 5. 1917 90, but I
ma rket on Big yeirht butchers and sows
Saiab bic cattle, $500: total. $500; sala-
BILE calves, 500; total, 500: yearling steers
steady to strong; mature steers steady to
so cents lower; most decline on weights
,ank foo 20 sss hshsr Sus
Sulk sosd sns ehoe: fed steers and ys.I-
50 o. 81 90: TO-. ii 90 for two loads.
siesls :ood %sr fed
Scarce searee: tsx so.5S-aas sS %; no ,sost common
and medium coys. 17r26-20;00; Gamers
down to 1880: practical top $3.50 on
sssa' ss; oSa aiss $780, s's5d
slaughter lambs fairly active. steady; q
load OF good and choice 100-pound fed
wooled western lambs topped at 1900;
two loads medium to mostly good. 90-1O5
pounds, wooled lambs, Fl .00-2 1!50: small
lots medium to GOOD. ] s.0o-:1 90: common.
s;oo;l; oo; deck sood and choice los. 9s.
SLAUGHTER ewes. so cents to 90 lower than
late last week: bulk common to, medium
ewes. l0.0o-1o.50; good and choice ewes.
- 00-12 so.
Evening star., 1948-03-31
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO, Mar. 81 R,.-An grains
moved lower on the Board Of Trade to-
day Trading was quite active and prices
were OF several cents at times. How
ever. the market recovered partly from
its extreme lows.
disappointment over the amount Of
flour bought by the Government was one
factor in selling Of wheat. Lower prices
for the cash grain at major terminals also
caused selling. Dealers said there WAS
some hedging pressure. indicating the
country was selling cash grain more
Corn was as weak as wheat most Of
the day. Receipts Of cash corn at in
terror terminals showed an increase as
was obtained By local dealers on q to-
arrive basis. Oats showed some resist
ance to the decline, helped BY good ship
wheat closed aH to 8 cents lower,
May 2.4iA-h; Corn was ! to ~ lower;
were 4 to & cents higher, May 3.61.
Evening star., 1948-03-31

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Evening star., 1948-03-31
Business Briefs

ElCCLTlC TOWGI SVHSuHlPtAVh Al
the week ended March q was 5,064,-
s55.0o0 kilowatt-hours, down from
5,145.430,OO0 the week before but
7.l% ahead IT the similar week last
year.-Edison Electric Institute.
Steel Operations were at ssTe of
capacity this week, according to
Iron Age, compared with $3.50 last
week. The publication predicts addi-
tional loss of volume before the
coal fiasco is ended"
Bethlehem Steel Corp. has been
forced to curtail ingot production by
about 1000 tons day, the company
said, putting current operations at
around 1870 of capacity in contrast
with a virtual 1907 rate before the
coal tieup.
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.
reports that loans by the 13,403 COM
mercial banks insured by it increased
22% in 1947 to an unprecedented
total Of $37 .592, 900 900. Deposits in
creased $3.50 10000 900 to a total Of
S154 ,096, 900. 900.
Western Union moved into direct
competition with American Tele-
phone g. Telegraph Co. for tele-
vision network business. Western
Union filed a proposed rate sched-
ule with the Federal Communica-
tons Commission for a television
link between New York and Phil
adelphia, of $4,700 a month for
eight hours each day.
Malayan Tin Prices will be in
creased April 7, the Ministry of Sup
ply in London announced. The
ministry's buying price at the
smelters in Penang or Singapore
will rise from $4,000 a ton to $2016;
its selling price will 60 up from
s2,ol6 TO $2,o22.
United States Rubber Co. an
nounced the development of a nylon-
reinforced V-type power transmits
sion belt, which it says has twice
the strength ard four times the life
Of conventional V-belts.
United Cigar WheIan Stores Corp.
reported net sales for 1947 at
$7S279,231 VS.. $79, ,288. .902 in 1946
Curtis Publishing Co. reported its
1s47 net earnings were s5,07s,425 VS..
$4,o34.lS6 in 1s46.
Reynolds Metal Co. earned $3,296.-
s88 in 1947, or S2.68 a common
share.
Reliable Stores earned $1.s43. .44s
or $526 share In 1s47, VS.. $1,000
s3s or $5.36 in 1s46.
Also for 1Q47 vs 1QkG.
Aluminium, Ltd, earned $16.024,-
291 or $3.50, VS.. $12,12o,117 or $3.16
Anheuser Busch, Inc, earned
Ss,8s3,S46 or $2.2o, vs.. $s,46l,3l1 ol
$l.ss.
b. r. Babbitt, Inc, earned $2,136,
$50 or $20s. vs.. $2.5o1,6 or $2.62.
Pittston Co. earned $685. ,246 o
sl1.12. VS.. 1885, ,5o7 or s494.
Pan American Petroleum 4
Transportation Co. earned $14.033,,
o73 or $2.97 VS.. s7,393s11 or SIS
Chicago Corp earned $4,3ll ,27S O
Sio3 VS.. $7.972 1874 or $2.09.
Pan American Anyways Corr
earned S2,96o.00o or 4s cents, VI
&2.9S3,327 or 4s cents.
Long Bell Lumber Co missouri
earned $12,660,S 1858 or 1886, "
s4.985, 800 or $2.50.
Long Bell Lumber Co. maryland
earned $l,408,205 or s237 v
t26S.S63 or As cents.
American Airlines, Inc. 10.
e2962, IT'S, VS.. q deficit Of $252, ,46
However, gross revenue was til
highest In the companys histor
being $sl l,73l $50 In lS47 vs.. $6S, ,0S3
~ Ia l946.
Evening star., 1948-03-31
Washington Exchange

Columbia Title ms co-eoo at IAN.
Union Trust Co-60 at 3Sk
Potomac Elee Pow 3.60ee pfd "A"-2o at
Potomac Else Pw eom-es at 1sh, IAN
at 1874
Iwashinston Gas COMO at "A, 100 at "a.
Ca pital Transit LIST ref 4s-$4, 900 at 9l.
Columbia Title Ins COCO at 1914.
Capital Transit Colo at 1874,
PUBLIC UTILITY
Evening star., 1948-03-31
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Evening star., 1948-03-31

Hourly Sales on the EAehahEe 1edaJ:
i1:oS :oo nm m oSo 90 e:uo pm slo 600
tUnit Of trading, 10 shares. '1n panx.
ruptcy or receivership. o. being feorsaniSed
under the Bankruptcy Act. or securities
Assumed BY such eompanies Rates Of
diyidends In the foregoing table are annual
disbursements based on the last quarterly
or semiannual declaration. Unless other
not included. II DIVIDEND. II h rishts.
4 Also extra or extras. B Plus stock divt:
dend- Cash or stock speelsfed or paid
mated cash value on eI dividend. date
6 paid last year. h Declared Or paid after
stock dividend or stock split.up. 4 Aeeum.
apsyshis IN Stoek, exaet cash vslus uDds.
te0mtnod "a deelASAtioa 6aea
Evening star., 1948-03-31
D. {. Bank CIearings
Set New AlI-Time
Peak for March
Dy Edword c. Stone

Bank clearings in March broke all
previous records for the month when
Cancelled checks reached S308 8.815, ,679.
as compared with $266,64S.663 in
March, 1947, an increase Of $42,167,-
o16, or 16 per cent.
Clearings In the first quarter,
according to the report of George
II. Bright, manager of the Clearing
House Association. amounted tol
$3.50, ,002 ,645, against $788 1858 ,802 in
the like l947 period, an increase Of
t7l 1873 ,s43, or more than per cent.
Tax checks, very heavy Easter
trade and excellent general business
were given as important reasons for
the sharp increases in clearings.
Barber g. Ross Stock Scars.
Barber a. Ross common stock
scored a 30-point gain during the
first quarter of 1948, largest ad-
vance OF any Washington security
sold over the counter, survey re-
veals. The preferred was paid of
and the company has. been enjoying
excellent business, the two factors
making the common exceptionally
strong.
National Press Club common
moved from II to 21 during the
quarter. Raleigh Hotel was up about
o point, as was Lincoln Service
common. Other counter stocks"
showed fractional advances but a
good many issues were slightly
lower at the end Of the quarter.
The bid for Washington Properties
dropped from 48 to asa and the
bid for Washington baseball stock
tumbled from IS to IS.
Bank stocks were firm but most
Of them lost point or two in the
three months. Investment dealers
say very few of these issues are
being offered for sale at present
prices.
Bank Auditors to Confer.
The 18th Regional Convention OF
the National Association Of Bank
Auditors and Controllers will be
held In Pittsburgh. April 21-24. Good
sized delegations from washington
Virginia and Maryland are expected
One Of the highlights Of the pro-
gram will be conducted tour
through one of the city's largest
steel plants.
The 100000 issue Of Terminal
Refrigerating & Warehousing
Corp. ten-year first mortgage ~
sinking fund bonds has been sold, II
was announced today by w. E
Booker, partner in Alexander Brown
81 Sons, the underwriters. The
bonds were in strong demand, hold
ers of the old Terminal bonds want.
ing the new bonds. The price was
100 and accrued interest. The 4As
mature tomorrow.
Tire Experts to Meet Here.
Pennsylvania Rubber Co. officials
led BY E. v. Duffy, assistant sale
manager, and Robert Baumgardner
advertising manager. will hold ar
all-day conference with dealers a
the Wardman Park Hotel. Friday
The new air cushion tire will b.
shown. Pennsylvania Rubber is
subsidiary of General Tire & Rub
Der Co.
The sharp tpturn in quotation
the opening of the New York Stocl
Exchange today aroused a good dea
of excitement among patrons OF tn
Washington offices. 1t has besl
many months since as many differ
ent issues registered substantia
rains on the opening quotations.
Ralph M. Bogart and George l
Naramore OF the Mutual Benefi
Life Insurance Co. Of Newark ar
attending the company's conven
ton at Hollywood Beach, Fla.
Evening star., 1948-03-31
Dividends Announced d
FOREIGN Exchange

NEW YORK. Mar. 81 0F.-Foreign ex-
change rates follow tGreat Britain in dol
lars, others IN sents) x.,. .,.n .r
ket 1ON per cent discount or 1918 United
States cents, UNCHANGED.
Europe-drest Britain. 4 o3N: It un-
up .00ia; italy dira), March hxed rate,
oOl74b. February, .001746: Sweden
(krona|' 27sS, 1nehhanIsG; sh 1s.d sxdtserland
Latin Ameriea-Argentina free. 26.05
unchansed; Brasil free. $50. unchanged
MEXICO, 0,62, UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1948-03-31
Secretary Of Commerce Hartman

has invited representatives Of two
more industries to consult with him
on voluntary ALLEGATIONS programs.
Nineteen representatives OF the
nitrogen industry were asked TO
confer with Mr.. Hartman April II,
and II gypsum board and lath
executives were requested to meet
him April 10.
Evening star., 1948-03-31
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 P.-Cotton ~
ines today, The market was bolstered by
a resumption Of buyins By leadins spot
frm IN the old crop deliveries, alons l With
Prices we're about so to rs bale above
extreme lows for the day.
Noon price: wer. ,, 10 to ,,oee 90 nav, PaIe
3h1i. July 345S. and October. 3l.13.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-24
COAST GUARD CLARIFIES USE OF 2670 KILOCYCLES

U. s. Coast Guard Headquarters in Washington, D. C. today clari- fled the policy governing the use of the 2670 kilocycle frequency by civilian craft with radio telephone installations. This frequency is one assigned exclusively to the Coast Guard by the Federal COmmunica- tionS Commission.
 The statement issued by the Coast Guard vas prompted by a series of incidenceS in recent months in which small private craft have been rebuffed in at tempts to obtain bar and weather conditions over this frequency. The use of 2670 for purposes other than
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-24
COMMUNITY CALENDAR

PUBLIC LIBRARY HOURS: Mon- day and Wednesday,, to p.m.; Tuesday and Saturday, to pm. The Library will not be open Christmas night or New Years night
 December "A LIONS CLUB meets al Totem Fountain for noon luncheon.
 December 27 ORDER OF EASTERN STAR meet at Masonic Temple. Dinner for members and immediate families at 6:30 pm. Regular meeting at 8 pm.
 December 28 VFW and AUXILIARY meet at IO.OF. Hall. SEWARD WOMEN'S CLUB meets at 8 pm. at Seward Memorial Church.
 December 29 ORDER OF EASTERN STAR h. stallation, pm
 December 3I VOLUNTEER FIREMEN'S NEW Years Eve Costume Dance.
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-24
MERRY CHRISTMAS!

The people of Seward have had great deal of gloom and trouble face the past few months Workers have been idle merchants have stocks dwndc and charge ping up.
 They have faced all these good hunoredly They have calmly discounted gloomy stories and couragcousy male plans for the future of their business and for the future of the city
 Now that ships are again dschargng cargo Seward, men again employed and shelves again filling with stock looks though friends in Seward will have the Merry Christmas they deserve
 In the mellow mood of the Christmas The Record staff wishes every ocwarte the Gaycst and Merrcst Christ mas ever knOVn
Seward seaport record., 1948-12-24

A tramp knocked at the door of the Inn known as George and the Dragon" The landlady opened the doro and the tramp beseeched:
 Could you spare poor, hungry man a bite to eat?"
 "No!" and she slammed the door.
 A few minutes later the tramp knocked again. The landlady came again. He asked: Could I have few words with George?"