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Evening star., 1948-02-27
Stars Cable Editor
To Attend Seminar

Creston B. Mullins. The Evening
Star cable editor, and II other for
eign affairs analysts Of the American
press will take part In q seminar on
Evening star., 1948-02-27
Rev. W. o. TuIbert Dies

WINCHESTER, Va, Feb. 27 P.-
Funeral services for the Rev. Wallace
Osborne Talbert, 81, retired Metho-
dist minister who died at his home
here yesterday. will be held from the
residence at 2:30 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
House Group 10 Censure
Fec for Atheist Decision
BY the Associated Press

A report censuring the Federal
Communications Commission for it's
decision in an atheism VS.. religion
dispute was tentatively agreed on
late yesterday by members of
special House committee.
Chairman Harness said the formal
report probably will be ready late
this week.
The FEC ruling which the COM
mittee has been investigating was
the so-called Scott case" decision.
1t involved the request of West
Coast atheist for cancellation Of
licenses of three radio stations for
refusing to allow atheists radio time
to answer religious broadcaSts.
The FEC rejected the request. It's
opinion has been interpreted by
many broadcasters and clergymen
as an implied suggestion that here
after radio stations granted time
for religious programs must provide
time also for atheists.
Representative Harness said the
committee report will find no fault
with the commissions refusal to
revoke the three licenses. He said
it will rebuke the FEC for using
language that led to the controversy
Evening star., 1948-09-03
BuI|iH Urges Arms
For Europe and China
To Project America
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 3.-William C.
Bullltt, former Ambassador to Rus
sia and France, yesterday urged
immediate military aid for Western
Europe and China to save America
from what he termed assault by
Overwhelming masses of Com
munist-driven slaves"
In Part 2 of an article entitled,
"HoW We Won the War and Lost
the Peace" appearing in the cur
rent issue of Life magazine, Mr..
Bulitt described the present peace
as IAN uneasy armistice which will
last only so long as the Soviet
government wants it to last"
Mr.. Bullitt, former personal
representative of President Roose-
welt, called the Berlin crisis but
one small sample of the manner in
which the vital interests of the
American people throughout the
world have been endangered by
incompetent leaders"
Criticizes Presidents.
Mr.. Bullitt singled out for at
tack the policies of President Roose-
welt, President Truman and Secre-
tary of State Marshall. He con-
Guided:
We face today a struggle not
for security, but for survival"
If the President wishes now,
in this hour of danger. to protect
the future of the United States,
let him move at once to bring into
being the military, economic and
political unity of Europe, and
Western defense pact signed not
only by the states of the continent
OF Europe, but also by Great Brit
ain and the United States" Mr..
Builitt said.
And let him send at once to
China the munitions and the top
quality military advisers-with Or
ders to advise on strategy, tactics
and perations-essential to prevent
the subjugation of China and Japan
by Stain"
Deplores "Appeasement."
Deploring what he described as
the "appeasement" of the Soviet
Union at the Teheran and Yalta
Conferences, Mr. Bullitt claimed
President Roosevelt was "gulled" by
Stain into misconception of the
obiectives of Soviet foreign policy.
AS a result, Mr.. Bullitt declared,
President Roosevelt's death left an
American foreign policy in bank
ruptcy."
Mr.. Truman, he said, took office
as "a little man who knew nothing
about foreign affairs" and "in-
herited as advisers on foreign policy
cluster of clever men who had
obtained and retained their posts
by committing themselves to the
policy of appeasing Stain
Even President Truman" he said
cannot be so ignorant as to believe
his own statement, the chances Of
peace are excellent
Evening star., 1948-09-03
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

HAIFA, Palestine, Sept. 3.-The
steamer Mala-once the American
presidential yacht Mayf1ower-ar-
rived at Haifa today with group of
Jewish refugees from Europe. She
flew the flag of Panama.
Three United Nations observers
boarded the ship to investigate a
report that she was carrying cargo
OF arms for Israel, in violation of the
Palestine truce.
The 52-year-old vessel, which
served American Presidents from
Theodore Roosevelt to Herbert
Hoover - sailed from Marseille,
France, eight days ago. Reports here
said she carried only refugees from
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Truman Continues Hopeful
OF Permanent World Peace
Bv the Associofed Press

President Truman said yesterday
he still is hopeful of an eventual
permanent peace.
Speaking on the third anniversary
of the Japanese surrender aboard
the battleship Missouri in Tokyo
Bay, the President said he had
hoped then that there would have
been a final peace settlement by
now
We are still working for that
peace, and eventually We'll get it, he
told his news conference.
Mr.. Truman would not comment
on the progress of the four power
talks at Moscow, or on negotiations
at Berlin.
He was asked whether anything
has developed in the Moscow talks
on which he based his optimism
about peace.
The President replied that he
couldn't comment on that parley.
but at a later date he believes the
newsmen will realize he knows what
he is talking about.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Former Yacht MoyfIower Docks
AT Huifu With Europe REFUGEES

Europe, most OF them from the ILL
fated ship Exodus 1947, which was
turned back from Palestine by the
British last summer.
U. N. sources in Tel Aviv said
Monday they heard the ship sailed
secretly from Marseille with arms
tIn Marseille, a spokesman for the
Panamanian Consulate said then
that the Mala probably would be
stricken from the Panama merchant
registry because she sailed secretly
The ship had been at Marseille for
80 days.
Members of the crew told a re-
ported their voyage was smooth and
uneventful.
The U. N. Truce Commission OBJ
servers who boarded the ship were
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Allied Youth Secretary
To Preach Here SUNDAY

The Rev. J. Grady Hutchison, jr.,
regional secretary of Allied Youth,
representing the District, Maryland
and Vir~ glia, will be guest minister
at the East Washington Heights
Baptist Church. Branch and Ala
bama avenues Sc, this Sunday.
Mr.. Hutchison, former pastor of
Avondale Baptist Church, will con-
Duct the services at IL am. The
Rev Glenn B. Faucet, pastor, on
vacation this week. will return to his
duties next Sunday.
Evening star., 1948-09-03

Americans, Comdr. r. A. Norton,
Maj. B. j. Andruska and a Capt.
Bergot.
Refugees aboard sang the Israeli
national anthem as the ship entered
port.
The Mayfiower had been recondi-
toned in Brooklyn IN. " Navy
Yard last April preparatory to a
trip to Genoa, Italy, where she was
to have been overhauled completely.
Spokesmen at the Navy Yard at the
time said she was destined for short
haul cargo duty in the Mediter-
ranean,
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Planes Seek Pouchers

Mexico's Marine Ministry has
bought three speedy gunooats and
two planes to help patrol the Gulf
of Mexico to stop pirate fisher craft
poaching in Mexican waters.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
Food Lock Shuts Offices

Japan's latest employe trouble is
food hunts" when an entire Office
staff decides, on the same day, that
its members must lay off and go to
The country for food.
Evening star., 1948-09-03
U. S. Supplies Peru Rodios

Eighty-five per cent of the radios
imported into Peru in the last year
were from the United States.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
Boy Scouts
Plan Hunt
For Treasure

Boy Scouts from the Down
town Boulevard Area OF District
V convened al Northwestern
Northeastern and Western High
Schools respectively on Wcdnes
DAY. Thursday, and FRIDAY Mar
II. 10 and 10 a stage perform
ance was put on ~ each o.
thesS schools poltaYing Captain
Long John Silver and ms band
OF men of fortune The pro
gram is the beginning Of an ad
venturesome treasure hunt TO be
staged al camp May 2l-23
The first clues 20 the Captain
Kidd mystery program were OBJ
tanned by Scouts from Captain
Silvers' treasure chest The FIRST
clue was written in a clypio
graph 10 be de-coded By Scouts
II read: Captain Kidd y q
Scouter in District Y MANY
I Scouts know him he is larg,
T an Subsequent clues VIII be
gwen on the Boy Scout Radv
Program ~ u 40 D. m cacf
Saturday over Radio station
I WV.
To the first Patrol ~ Scout
who figures out the identity o
+, Captain Kidd viii be given ,
tent valued al over 500 from
. Dr. Scipio G. Murphy a double
I bladed plumb axe. a lantern, anC
first aid KIT from Dr. Donals
Mcklnley and other items yc
10 b. determined
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
Law Student AT
Arkansas Kept
Busy But Alone

FAYETTEVILLE. A'k.-Indi-
vldua, tutoring IN his own
special room in the basement
of the law school of the Uni
veristy o. Arkansas has been a
steady diet for a month for
Silas Hunt, first Negro admit
ted TO a Southern graduate
school for whites.
Hunt has been granted the
privileges Of using the Student
Union and participating IN extra
curricular activities. but has not
availed himself of them. He lives
with a Negro family IN town.
A "a years old veteran, he
comes from Tcxarkana.
All his instruction is received
privately His instructors come
to his separate class room and
give him Individual attention
which he believes TO be superior
10 class room instruction re-
ceived by most of the students.
He is studying agency, real
property, and criminal law this
semester.
''Mr. Hunt is apparently in
tent upon studying law; that is
all that matters to US, SAID
Dean Leflar. There are 80 other
freshmen in the school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
pawning il for $40.

pawning il for $40.
Police are holding GuStava
Moberly %. los Alfred street.
Apt 10, whom Willie Parker.
~, 200 Alfred, claimed stabbed
him.
Robbery Row: Nathaniel VIII
son, So. of 290l Alfred street.
was slugIed by a strong-a
bandit who after the assault
found out his victim was broke.
Wilson is in the Receiving Hos
pital suffering from a possible
skull fracture.
Abe Webb. as IT'S Madison.
was seen by his neighbor who
informed police that he broke
grocery store window and took
two cans OF food and package
OF merchandise last Sunday
Webb was arrested and charged
with malicious destruction Of
property.
Natural deaths Willie Conway.
20, 1910 Greeley street. was
rushed to the Receiving Hospital
in critical condition Thursday
morning. suffering form ulcers.
He was dead on admittance.
Conway had been treated at
the Receiving Hospital In l94l
FOR the same ailment
John Lord, AZ. 2O35 Chene st..
was found dead on the floor
next to his bed. Thursday. Lord
had been having heart trouble
Bandits: Two armed bandits
heldup Arthur Russell, ~. We'd
nesday night and took Sl2.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS

10 because of the death of her
father.
Mrs Malinda Burns of 957
Brewster, passed away March
IL at the age Of "a. She was
buried from her church Marcn
IL. She IS survived by a grand
daughter and two great grand
children Mrs. Burns. the mothel
Of 20 children, outlived all OF
them.
Funeral services for the well
known proprietor Of LaVoguc
Beauty Salon. Marie Evans.
were held March IL from See.
ond Baptist Church Her operat-
ors, though sadly missing her.
have pledged themselves TO car
nv on.
you MAY VISIT THE SICK
Robert Mason. 679 Farnsworth.
and Lila Freeman. Receiving
Hospital Many who were on
last weeks list are still i'll.
Read your Bible. Psalms 53.2:
THE Lord looked down from
heaven upon the children of
men to see IL there were any
who did not understand that did
seek God"
Sail your news in TO Temple
3-4595: Miss Conner, your neigh
borhood reporter.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
OFF THE
B E A T
BY JAMES BUTLER

After dawn. patrons who sit
or stand before the honored
Judges of the Recorders Court.
are sure out of luck for break
fast If they didn't fry their eggs
and burn their bread before at
tending the rooms of city JUS
tlce.
Jimmy the Crow bar has
banned all Negroes from eating
in the small restaurants IN the
near vicinity. Even the grub
stop 30 feet from the East en-
trance Oft the court building has
refused To pacify the appetites
OF colored customers.
Nearly every morning when
l catch the trolley and come to
work before my ever. loving
wife finishes my breakfast /
and tens Of others have 10
content ourselves with a pop
and cold sandwich repsst. Let's
spread justice all around. fell
low Americans. Let my people
eat!
SIMPLE cases: Sam Dunlap was
fined for maintaining and ope-
rating a gambling house, Satur-
day morning. Jim Hughes re-
ceived 30 days for stealing two
boxes OF candy.
Detroit has a new district
supervisor Of the United States
Narcotic Bureau. He is Joseph
Bell. rs years in federal serv-
Ice. headed the Chicago office
for the last year where he had
charge Of the Investigation OF
the doping of race horses In
Detroit. Chicago and Florida.
Bell succeeds George II. White
who directed the Detroit office
Tor a year.
A recommendation for a war
rant was issued charging Andrew
Boyd. 20. Of 50l3 Brush street
for larceny from a dwelling. The
complaining statement accused
Boyd Of stealing a $3.50 coat and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

to permanent employees ever
since 1916, and has over-rldden
all opposition in the bureau to
the hiring of trained and com
petent Negroes.
Older and pTsjudicod en-
ploYees of the bureau are said
10 have intensified their oppo-
sition following u series OF
events in connection with
party for the children OF bu.
reau employees.
A collection was taken to pay
for refreshments for a party last
Spring. Some members OF the
committee accepted contributions
from Negro employees.
PARTY CALLED OFF
When IL became evident that
many OF the Negro employees
were planning TO bring their
children 20 the party the com
mitee called il off, asserting
that insufficient money had been
collected.
DR.. Condor is reported TO have
ordered the committee TO go
through with the party. which
was held and which was inter-
racial
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
Editors Travel
To Europe AS
Army Guests

WASHINGTON. d. c. - Mr.
James c. Evans. Civilian AIDE
to the Secretary OF the Army
has announced that eight editors
and publishers OF Negro news
papers have accepted the lnv-
tation ot the Secretary OF the
Army TO tour the European oc-
cupatlon zones
The tour VIII include visit
to the following cities Frank
furt. the Negro Training Center
al Kitzingen. Nurnbere Munich.
Vienna. Garmlsch Stuttgart.
Heidelberg and Berlin.
FIRST Lieutenant John T Mar
tin IT., Public Information Di-
vision. Department OF the Army,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

reside here now
Ms. Patricia
Bowers celebrat-
cd her 18th
birthday March
H. at 6l8 Owen
al the home Of
her mother Mrs.
Laura Turner.
Ms T urn G r
served d lovely
dinner 10 her
daughter an d
frtt.nd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
Dem Chief Asks
US To Raise Old
Age Pensions

Pointing out that old age as
sistance is completely inadequate
in MANY areas IN the face Of
the Republican high cost Of liv-
ing. } Howard McGrath. char
man Of the Democratic National
Committee has urged Congress
sional action To raise the level
OF old-age payments.
Senator McGraih pointed out
that President Truman has en-
dorsed the recommendation OF
the Federal Security Admins
traitor for this action
THE dangerous initiation
brought on by Republican re-
action and inaction in the Con-
gresS has caused great suffering
among the aged, Senator Nc
Grath said IL would be help-
full II the Republican leadership
would devote some OF the energy
II spends on bills 10 give huge
tax cuts to the upper brackets
toward improving the social Sc
curity setup.
McGrath pointed out that II
is only through the operation OF
the Social Security Act thai
many old people have any source
of regular income today They
get il from the Federal insurance
systen-~old age and survivor,
insurance At the end OF l947
there were l.3l5.000 men and
women 65 years old or more
who were receiving monthly in
Surance payments from this Fed
eral program, administered under
the Federal Security Agency. The
total OF these payments 90 old
people IN l947 was S344. 000. 900
Insurance benefits were also
paid TO widows Of workers who
have died and to their children
under 10.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
NAACP ASKS RADIO time TO ANSWER CIVIL RIGHTS CRITICS
Inside the Condor Case
Scientist Attacked
For Anti Bias Stand

! WASHINGTON, d. CHS In
sistence on integrating Negroes
INTO The Bureau of Standards is
he cause of the House IN
American Committees investiga-
non Of Dr.. Edward u. Condor.
many local observers believe.
Or. Condor has been attacked
FOR associating with Commu-
nists" despite the fact that he
has been thoroughly investigated
and cleared by the FBI. The
sensational charges were made
by the publicity-hungry Thomas
committee, but at this writing
seem to have been adequately
reiuted
There is grave suspicion that
the charges grow out OF Con-
don's lnsistence that Negro scien.
fists be integrated into the Blu.
reau AT The present time there
sre said 10 be about 20 Negro
scientists working In the agency.
There were only three before
the war
HIRED COMPETENT NEGROES
Dr. Condor has been convert
inc wqr-trme scientific employees
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
M BIC Aired
Southern
Viewpoint
NAACP Seeks To
Defend Program
Blasted By Dixie

NEW YORK Radio tine to
answe. the attack on civil nights
bv Southern senators was re-
oucstcd bv Walter White secre-
taly OF thr National Association
for the AdN ancemcnt OF Coiored
People. In telegram 20 the
Mutual Broadcastlng Company
Mutual has granted loui one
half hour periods 20 group
OF Southern senators 10 express
then views ON ihe report OF
no President Committee on
civil Rights The report has been
dramatized and broadcast over
ihs Mutual network
The rulCs OF the Federal Com
municationg Commission requr-
ling radio stations 10 give equiv
alent time 90 answer partisan
political statements Or attat rs do
nu' copc the granting of EQUIV.
alcui Umc go attack an Official
government document which
Mutual has so ably presented
an inc air. Mr. White c0n-
icndc The NAACP, nc said.
assumes that statements by
4 Southern senators constitute a
de novc political presentation
TO- which equivalent time "a
answer should be allotted"
The NAACP secretary offered
20 submit q list of church labor
| and civic ganiZations 70 be
invited 10 participate in pro-
gram in opposition 90 lvnChing,
| Acknowledgement and discimi-
nation and IN support OF the
| Presidents program OF civil
| rights
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

viii serve as escort officer dur.
ing the tour.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

Little Bafbar Robinson, two
month old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Robinson of GA Lei
cc.icr Court, has been i'll with
pneumonia, but is better now.
Blessed Martin Spiritual
Churcn whose pastor is Bishop
7 Garter. heard Rev B. Will
Hams visiting minister, in
sermon Sunday.
Ms Troy Carter. wife OF the
pastor viii celebrate her birth
dav on March % with the pastor
and members Of the church.
Mrs. Willie Mae Tate of 1927
Wilkins celebrated her birthday
sunday March IA, at the home
q her cousin, Mrs. Kathleen
Easy a. 4l9 Napoleon, with her
husband Isaac Tate, and her
sister Mrs. Marian Simas. and
other relatives and friends, who
Showered her with lovely gifts.
Little Bobby Werts celebrated
his third birthday with his grand
mother "a Columbia. s. c. He
D The son Of Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Wcrts Of 1924 Alexandrine.
rs Grandmother, Mrs Jamie
Miller was glad TO have her
grandson with her.
Mrs. Caretta Murphy. the
woman who was found uncon-
.,c.lo1us By your reporter on the
18th of February, died March
II without ever regaining con-
S,clousnesS Her sister, Miss Edna
Daniels came from San Fran
cisco Calf. for the funeral
WDhlch was held at the House OF
Digs on March II.
Mrs Amanda House, 976 Will
Ems. was glad to have heI son.
fled Foster, from Holly, Miss,
visit her
Little Mary Elizabeth Young
Of 4I54 Williams. celebrated her
second birthday last week.
Mrs Mary L. Smith of 1920
mopellc, who has been i'll for
,,hfec weeks. Is up and doing
Ilhe She is a member OF Holt
ness Church.
Mrs Edward Smith, who has
: laundry business in the city.
wss nalled TO Arkansas March
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
City Fairgrounds Marked
For Early Spring Opening

The Department of Parks and
Recreation has announced that
approximately so Fairgrounds
will be opened for the Spring
season on Monday. March %
They viii be open from - noon
TO dark in neighborhoods all
over the City during the Spring
vacations IN the schools.
When school is resumed on
Monday, April 5, the opening
hour will be moved up TO 8
pm. These hours will remain
in effect until the schools close
for tn Summer.
The Spring opening has been
planned TO coincide with the
school closing so that the play
grounds will be available 10 the
children during their additional
leisure hours. Each playground
VIII be under the supervision Of
an experienced recreation lead
cr.
OPEN DURING VACATION
All Department indoor rccrea-
ton centers will be open during
the vacation period with the cx-
ception of those located in public
schools. The school centers will
reopen on April S.
The swimming program will
continue in the Departments
four community centerS They
are Brewster, Elmwood. Kronk.
and 81. Clair. The pools Will be
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27
BY MISS M. A. CONNER

Mrs. Joseph I. DING enier-
tanned the Progressive Twelve
social Club last Thursday, Mar.
lS serving hot dogs, pop and
cook cs
Nh md Mrs. Shock Bracey's
fourth child was born March Z
AZ lie man Kiefer Hospital. The
Young man. whom they named
Timotny. tipped the scales at 6
pounds 8 ounces.
MIR and Mrs. julius Mccain
OF B mingham. Ala, have de-
clded 10 make Detroit their
home His sister. Mrs. Ella Mar
bury. lives on Tillman, and many
other members Of the family
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1948-03-27

open seven days a week with
the exception Of Kronk and Elm
wood.
The departments program in
% public school pools will be
halted on Monday, March %
The school pools Will reopen
with the beginning Of the sum
mer season in June.
Evening star., 1948-03-14

An LkzT police Inspector IN New York
"A Eecsnssy solved murder by tricking a
Suspicious character who had been picked
II iaia-1ag n the street
SsTs h asked the suspect to identify
as aeiaaEnE spread out On the table, he
ssy aided aashlight that had been
iuzn5 nanrhs before At the scene OF an un-
saspeS uTzir When the man noticed the
fashflghr he szid eEotedly. Where did
p.sr I'M SnsSo I've been missing it long
-me" Trapped By his slip. he finally ad-
mI-7es me urcer.
Tnaugn The average person IS unlikely to
aaS In-mrssung ob5acts at the scene OF a
nIr1f- rsEs Is hardly human beng who
daes nI Mss s1nsthaag oace m while In
wtz-1 nv Nas,aae1n III to demonstrate some
experiments q, ms palace m Coulpsesne.
fa<aeur made the impatient Emperor
~sazss Snr Aame<t nm hour. hnally admit
BED he rsszs8an Z remember - here he had
sr.fa has srnce
1-azk -nz1 night n her bedroom Empress
1-ucsnR ag nT LOUD shrek Her bare tcs>,
nal 1nus n cnzscs with the cold back oI =
1lil--grDSn f-ae Frogs were hoppng around
al r1G -fse aalsce- AEssr long search irs2-
Ts-aa. guzESs lacsss5 rsSsegu's hali-oosn
ras n -lss ccIiH,
Srs-y me n rs could tel ot similar sx.
asasnsss Sw they cza be avoided, i. yvra
ialinv Z sruInas iogscal routine.
Evening star., 1948-03-14
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