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Evening star., 1949-10-24
Bradbury Park Boy, 2
Hurt in Fall in Yard

Robert Mosier, 2. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Mosier. 5401 Belt
Avenue, Bradbury Park, Md,
suffered head cut yesterday
when he fell in the yard of his
home.
Mr.. Mosier. civilian employe
at Fort Belvoir, took his son to
Providence Hospital, where he
was reported in good condition
today.
Evening star., 1949-10-24
Chevy Chase Man, II, Hur'
In Fall Into 15-Foot Ditch

Charles E. Turner, II. Of 1905
Norwood drive, Chevy Chase, was
injured today when he fell into a
15-foot ditch on construction
project at the end Of Pine Tree
road in Silver Spring.
Mr.. Turner was taken to Wash
ington Sanitarium, where his con-
dition was reported as undeter-
mined.
Members of the rescue squad
said Mr.. Turner is an inspector for
the Washington Suburban SAM
tary Commission.
Evening star., 1949-10-24

Pvt. league, Howard Joined them.
In answer to HoWard's objections
the policeman insisted on hearing
Mr.. Spyies' version of the argu-
ment. Then Howard struck Pvt
league in the face with his fist,
knocking off the policeman's cap.
Drawing his blackjack the po-
1iceman seized Howard's arm with
his other hand and twisted it be-
hind his back. He began leading
the prisoner toward a police call
box, but as Mr.. Spyies replaced
the policeman's cap on his head
Howard took advantage of the
situation, threw Pvt. league over
his head and wrested the black
jack from him.
Police Record Dates to 1886.
On his feet quickly, Pvt. league
put up his nightstick in defense
as Howard advanced on him with
the blackjack. With one sweep
of the blackjack, Howard knocked
the nightstick to the ground.
By that time passersby had
gathered to watch the struggle
Pvt. league drew his .38 service
revolver, backed a couple of PAGES
and ordered Howard to halt
When the man continued to ad-
vance the policeman fired four
times.
Howard was shot three times, ir
both sides of the chest and Craze
wound under the right arm. He
was dead on arrival at Freedmen
Hospital.
Police said Howard has a police
record dating to June 20, 1886
when he was arrested for unlaw.
full entry and sentenced to $25 OF
80 days. Three arrests in 1874;
and 1946 for disorderly conduct
resulted in SIS forfeitures, and ir
1943 he forfeited $40 for drunken.
ness.
Pvt. league served in the Coast
Guard during the war.
Evening star., 1949-10-24
Optimist Club to Meet

Donald M. Clemmer, director OF
the Department Of Corrections OF
the District, will talk on adult
correctional Institutions" at a
meeting of the National Capital
Optimist Club at 1890 pm.
wednesday at the Hotel Cont.
mental.
Evening star., 1949-10-24
Byrd and Tuck Back
Voting Law Revision;
Amvets AssaiI Plan
By the Assoeioted Press

Two top Democratic leaders in
Virginia have indorsed the Camp
bell suffrage Observation-Disclosures
emily the principal issue in the
November 8 election.
Senator Byrd announced from
his home at Winchester today that
he would vote for the amend
ments repeating the poll tax and
making other basic changes in
the States election laws.
And Gov. Tuck released state
ment Saturday saying he is con
vinced it is to the best interest of
Virginia to adopt the amendments.
Organizations Urge Defeat.
The American Veterans of
World War II, the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People and the president
of the Virginia Federation of La
Dor called for the defeat of the
amendments.
| Senator Byrd said the amend
ments could not be regarded as
perfect and added that in his
''long experience as a legislator,
have rarely seen perfection at
tanned"
"The opponents of these amend
ments," he said, "have very
cleverly endeavored to confuse the
actual effect of the proposed
amendments to the Constitution
by asserting that certain recon-
mendations of the (CampbelD
commission will be written into
the Constitution when, in fact,
such provisions are to be left to
the future action of the General
Assembly, thus giving the elector-
ate of Virginia an<opportunity to
instruct their representatives on
the question as to whether such
measures should be enacted into
law"
Tuck Sees Forward Step.
The amendments, said Gov.
Tuck, will constitute a forward
step Of lasting benefit to the peo-
pie of Virginia. -"
In a resolution adopted yester-
day, the Executive Committee o1
the Virginia Department o1
AMVET called the amendments
''the gravest and most serious
threat to our right to vote evel
devised" The veterans said they
favored a reasonable literac,
test fairly administered" and ap.
proved repeal of the poll tax.
The State conference of the
NAACP, meeting at Norfolk, pass.
ed a resolution asking members
and supporters. to vote against
the amendments.
| And Jack Smith, State AFI
president, charged: "The (State)
administration wants a small
electorate. It's easier to control.
Evening star., 1949-10-24
Cage Bird Show Slated

The third annual cage bird
show will be held Friday through
Sunday at the Odd Fellows Hall
419 Seventh street NV. It il
sponsored by the Cage Bird Soci-
ETY. of Washington in conjunction
with the National Aquarium So
eiety of Washington.
Evening star., 1949-10-24
Lions Dance PIunned

A dinner-dance in honor Of the
women of the Hyattsville Lions
Club will be held at Z pm. toinor-
row at the Prince Georges Golf
and Country Club.
Evening star., 1949-10-24

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Evening star., 1949-10-24

Negro schools crowded here The white elementary
schools "a Blair 2) Edmonds 90 Kngsman "a Ludlow
(5) Madison go Maury and CD Peabody Negro elementary
schools 90 Hayes N Logan 0 Lovejoy CD Pierce and
2 Taylor White junior high schools d3) Eliot and d4l
Stuart The white high school 5) Eastern and the proposed
Negro high school is (16) Spingarn
100 pupils result 254 pupils may would to Payne at
pae instruction tending Lovejoy because Payne
The 1851 budget estimates Of packed aso
the Board of Education There Negro junior
addition At high schools in this
school officials hope to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Cemetery Plans
To Be Explained

Plans ior an Open House pro-
gram scheduled for Memorial Day
were announced By the board OF
directors OF Rest Haven cemetery
following special meeting held
al the organization headQuart-
ers at pa East Vernon Highway
last Saturday.
Located at Ann Arbof Trail
between lnkStcr and Middlebcli
Roads. the Rest Haven project IS
being hailed a. one Of the coun-
try'S coming cemetery develop
mentS When completed IL IS
planned 10 be quarter million
dollar project
GREET VISITORS
OGiccrs and directors If Rest
Haven are slated TO be present
AZ the cemetery from am. until
8 pm. on Memorial Day. They
VIII be on hand TO greet visitors
and explain details OF the perpe-
tual care program. according TO a
statement Of Charles T. Cole.
president OF the corporation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Gospel Singers Of
The Choral Union

Singers VIII appear on the pro-
gam and | do know thai Won
want 70 hear and also see them
tor God has surely blessed them
with voices and talent.
Friends. ! Was guest OF the
Union District Congress Of which
Inc president is none other than
oar own Artelia w Huichins.
This Congress Is surely progress
Ing A dInne was given In honor
ot the president The audience
Was packed and the program was
great success. She appeared
for the benefit OF the Beech
wood Community Center OF River
Rouge
Until next week fliends be
careful and wherever you 70.
in wha, ever YOU undertake.
look to God fn lie is oui strength
and orr salvation
remain yoln Gospel Singer
and reporter Bohbie Blackman.
Send all news 10 Lo 7.4787.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Rev. C. r. Stewart
thenezer Speaker

sunday morning despite the
'fiemeni weather. q large con
'ss'ion heard the pastor. the
N'f CARLYLE + Stewart, preach
81 Nhliiing sermon.
aooslne his text from Judges
Pastor Stewart preached on
!, 'hemc The Mighty OF the
NeF stewart said We as hu-
IONS measure things by their
ana are always trying 10
something bigger. Success
= Ni' he said. cannot be
assured by the size Of the
muse N which we live.
Many " as want an educs-
@ money IN the bank and
mes but don't want 10 paw the
~ OF sacrifice God has .
.n Mu VIII lead US as Chris
Z. snd race IL we will allow
~ ne sacred song. lie Lead
NE is proof" Rev. Stewart
NA dosing remarks Pastor
"'' declared. One Chris.
van chase a thousand: two
.' p'' Ten thousand 10 . flight
m I u.s. Tod always has his faith
VOC Is always with US. al
e,n S, We may have 10 suffer.
AZ Jesus had TO carry his bur-
IA. suffering on the cross"
r.h.l 'H q IN songs was fur.
"a, II pl Rose NJ sharon Cho-
t, .m The Senior Choir.
'' Jones Is church reporter
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Wayne Vets Report
2 Hundred Members

The NAAcP Membe ship Dlye officially opened Ma
p with meeting Bethel AME Chusth VA
Overseas Veterans Cab Company pace reporting
2op memberships Arthur Bowman spokesman wa>ne
Overseas Cab Company challenged organizations 10 beat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
BY BoBsIE BLAcxMoN

Dear friends and readers
This week gives me gre IL
pleasure IN coming 10 YOU as
vvur reporter f.; the Union Dis
trioi OF Gospel Singers. IN De
tr0ii the Choral Union announces
rs schedule Of attractions for The
following weeks All the singers
are looking forward 10 the On
anniversary OF the HutchnS
Trumpetecrs which viii be held
~ the Church OF Oni Faith. 685
Micalm the Rev. W. Cornehu.
Barns IS pastor
THIS group Of singers has been
with the union every since the
union organized under the lead
ershlp ~ Mrs Aftelia W Hut
yhlns president We would like
for all ~ our SINGERS 10 support
them IN this NclN gallant pro
gram Also for your enjoyment
The famous Roberta Martin
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

Your Government knows
the value OF training for cifi-
zsns Are you missing your
opportunity? Do you know
there Is q time limit in which
you must use this training?
There is no better time than
now 10 take advantage OF this
security no worry. no fuss
=. no embarrassment -. II Is
yours. All you have 70 do Is
use II.
The veteran consulianf OF
Lewis Business College will aid
you. will give you direct infor
nation.
Remembei, Young veterans.
"The Future BclonnS To Trained
Young People Lewis BuSine-s
College wants 10 help YOU noN
to get started on the road 10 >
bright future
Non Veterans =. You. too. can
receive this training al a ve'N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Youth Congress Facts

issue Come on church schools
and al the training Unions. and
we viii Win The victory.
Stop. Look and Listen
Each SATURDAY. the Union pre-
srniS a COUP Of thrIr SINGERS
ana SATURDAY. night Viii appear
~ Evervbodys Universal Table,
rsclc 81 Holiness the Rev Hooks.
pastor and we look forward 20
halinl a grand time whenever
Ne hcs OF 'his choir and pastor
coming On Wednesday night.
First Baptist Institutional viii
hp n the Union and Mrs Clara
Williams. one Of our fine work
cr>. Viii also be- present
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Union District
Sunday School
By RICHARD JOHNSON

81 ug Vision with Scrv-
ihe theme Of Union
0.r,s. angfess emphasized last
-stir NTH annual session
!, -ress The session was
SASS the Nj, Zion Baptist
winch the Rev. r. W.
Y I'll pastor.
r.g 6. ID. Ross OF the
s Rapi,i Church. the Rev.
ld. state president OF
4 ~ Zwn Baptist Church Of
M.ta Rev 5. } Williams
,re FIRST Institutional Baptist
ra ne Revs. Ferrell and
aad many others were
Stale and district officials
Mo n.ie present and addressed
Mss sd dinner was a sue
1, a.d beautiful affair
~ q, 81 the Friendship Ia
aa4v 90 We're our dinner
e.,,. Ms. b Gordv and Or. J
Cob ms brought 81 eetIngs.
se Mrs. Robbie = mon was
Nd mtn speaker Mss Beulah
Norton and her little daughter
LBa'sa rtprcSenied the Michigan
s,5'e Convention OF Gospel Sing
The lsYmen Brotherhood De
r..inut under the leadership
O. Frsrkin Harris was highly
cnplNasn'ed for the manner
asa they served this annual
he nl.itict Congress was
tsrp' welcome the True
sh' y ai3>t Church OF which
's Re , l. johnson IS pas
an ne ST. Mark Baptist
Car Nr Res. West. pastor
Des Walker supplied the Con-
sff. wrs SIX very fine credited
.ffi., Nno took charge Of
''r ,.as periods IN a verv fine
rr ~ sons Who desire 10 con
'1Ie i", studies IN Christian
i'4af and Leaderhlp Tram.
isS Hi.t anl with the Pain
itasi class in Leadership
.trNe each Saturday from 9
ID ~ the New Salem
ss1ls' Wuch OF which Rev
u Nffs Is pastor
ile Minister'S Division. the
.nmen Brotherhood. the Music
Dfps'ne' The Youth Congress
40 " SOCIAL department all hal
WY it eSSOns and charteo
Per Goa ses for very fine
wage iris next Congress wear
ae nsntS Of the officers and
~ workers Will appear in =
tfr ssge ~ this paper. You
% keen breast with our work
yol read this paper
NhWcnes ~ the Union District
ptsSe e., YOUR news Of your
Tsrch % " Richard Johnson
t,a SATURDAY. for the next weeks
rsper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Youth Congress. Social Dept.
BY John r. Wade

foufh Congress. SOCIAL DepL
BY John r. Wade
The Congress adjourned the
III annual session last SaturdaN
10 meet next year with the New
Salem Baptist Church, Rev G.
Il Walker. pastor The Cong Press
took a bus ride TO Mt Clemens
foi ITS social outing There w
met the youth OF MI Clemens ~
,he beautiful MI Clemens PAX
There we we're served an old
fashioned free dinner witnessed
a ball game and other smuse-
mvntS and then TO The chur -
where We were welcomed By
Mrs Walker. the VERY fine lead
81 of MI Clemens youth
Dean Walker. the Rev { NJ
Alexander. the Rev NJ b Hen
derson. the Rev + J Nave and
others gave words Of encourage
ineni
The Rev Mrs West and some
others Of the ST Marx BapiI I
Church also accompanied US on
this trip.
The youth are stirred ss never
before 10 take the world foi
Christ Their slogan IS Worlds
Youth for Christ
The L.aymens motto OF aim
is Five Hundred Men Of the
Union District marching IN one
sold formation for Christ
Mr. Hancock the BOYS Leader
VIII be bob-up IN this paprf
from now on telling you about
the bows FOR Christ
Listen for the Ministers plo-
gram to be announced m THIS
next issue. Our June Retreat VIII
ne announced also in the next
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
Vets and Non Vets
Train At Lewis
Business College
VETERANS, DON'T WORRY ABOUT
UNEMPLOYMENT :. LAY-OFFS. MAKE
1T SERVE YOU

Register For Glasses AT Lewis Business
College . Prepare Yourself To Avoid
Unemployment -. Enroll For Summer
Glasses ). Lewis Business College Nov
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

Now is the time to use your government insurance
What insurance? Our educational program.
The United States Government has provided ior eve
ry man and woman who served h any branch Of the
armed service training in any school Of your choice with
while in training to take Of Yourself and immed
late family.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28
SCIENCE

Ancient and Modem NJ
NANCY Alias Mcsmc3sm and ilN
pnotsm Denounced p ~ll 10 ile
subject Of the Lesson Scror y
an Christian Sclcgcc ta4fh'
throughout me world on S4rasN
Man %
The Golden Text fI,aan 5oT
The Losd God >viN heap Na,.
therefore shall not be- conia.ra
I'd Therefore have So MY foce
BIKE q llini. and know 'ha' ]
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28


The workers already active
in the drive reported their mem
berships al the Sunday meeting
ard many promised early re
ports at the regular Wednesday
and Friday report meetings.
Ernest billiard campaign wOs H..
b commented on his experiences
u IN membership drive ant
Aiaoc worthwhile suggestions
Nhah VIII be acted on hT the
Board Of Directors
With the drive now under Wa..
tA1 = anCh is uging EVERYONE
% push toward the goal Of l5000
members SCI fo the bet. at
branch Dr. J j. McClcudon
campaign chairman. urges an old
workers who have not allcadv
feseNed their material 10 cnn-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

nominal Zee at Lewis Business
Colleg, that wall make voaf fu-
tufe secure Simply contact ths
I.cw is Business College by phone
oi come ia and talk 10 Mrs Violet
l.eW4s IN person and learn what
aa' aniageS vuu receive from
vou business training
Glasses For Summer Begins
June 20
laS>cS ale conducted IN pleas
ant. cool 0lass'ouns. with capable
teachers officiating. who are al
WAYS palp a. assist students With
Their work Remember. June %
YOU can begin new future To-
Yourself. pv eniollne for classes
at Lewis Business College call on
come 10 l-eN.s Business College
TR. 1919 $3.50 John r al Ferry
We are located ~ Detroits
Cultural AciNiiies Advertise
ment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-05-28

met the Btancu Ahlle lnlltlrl
any person WHO Wlsnc 10 Wofk
~ the Drive 20 rmrdlaiclf gtt
in touch with the Detroit office.
The Btanch L. located IL 600 T.
Ncnv HlghwaN WO 2-6262
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
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uAnY vAcArioEERs this p'ehns 0u sites tor
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r hs shsrss Here populsr plan with tao bank roo"'
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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15


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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
Nail The Citl1en to Relatives

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is severe and sou fell fftsr
eall tuuI fuI
The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15

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The Key West citizen., 1949-07-15
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Evening star., 1949-09-14
District Man Beaten
During Chicago Visit

Earl Kimmel, 50, of 1901 Elm
street. Chevy Chase, Md. chief
architect for the Southern Rail
way. is recovering today in the
Cook County General Hospital at
Chicago from head injuries suf-
fered yesterday when he was
slugged by a thief.
Mr.. KimmeI went to Chicago
Sunday to attend meeting of the
Association of American Rail
roads. Yesterday he visited the
lower level of Chicago's Wacker
drive to inspect the engineering
structure.
A tall, burly man" attacked
him, Mr.. Kimmel told police.
When he resisted he was beaten
into Inconsistencies, the archi-
tect reported. Mr.. Kimmel said
he was robbed of his wrist watch
and 81.
Hospital authorities reported x
rays of Mr.. Kimmel's skull would
be made today. He is conscious
and his general condition is good,
they said.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
| -Four Face Charges
|0f Numbers Wrifinq
Near Printing Office

After more than a week of
watching and careful preparation,
first precinct police yesterday
nabbed four men accused of
writing numbers in the Govern
ment Printing Office area.
Those who were seized and
charged with operating a lottery
and possession of lottery slips in
the co-ordinated raids were Eugene
j. Lewis, 81, of the 600 block of
Morris place NE; Steve G. Valltos,
%, of the 1000 block of P street
NE; Edwin D. WEIGH, 81, of the
600 block of D street Sc, anG
Albert G. Brown, 80, colored, first
block of Defrees street NV.
1t. Thomas c. Rasmussen and
a deputy marshal opened the raids
at North Capitol and H streets by
walking up on Lewis from behind
and hustling him into a car before
his scouts could give warning. 1t.
Rasmussen said Lewis had an
elaborate network OF lOOKOuCS 10
warn against arrest.
A few minutes later the other
three men were arrested in a
newsstand at 7 H street NE. by
a police party led by 1t. David
McCutcheon.
All except Welch were arrested
on warrants, and numbers slips
were seized in both raids.
Capt. Howard V. Covell of No.
l precinct. who supervised the
raids on the scene. said the ar
rests were not a "crackdoWn."
but described them as steady law
enforcement" in his precinct. He
said that while the men arrested
were not big Shots" they were
thought to operate turn-in CEN
tiers for other numbers writer's.
Commissioners hearings Tor
the four men were continued un-
til September %. Welch was re-
leased under $500 bond, while the
others were freed under $500
bond each.
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Two More Polio Cases
Reported in Prince Georqe!

The Prince Georges County
Health Department today report
ed two more polio cases, bringing
the county's number of cases this
year to SO and the total for the
Washington area to 148.
The new cases were a 20-year-
old girl who lives in the $500
block of Thirty-ninth avenue,
Colmar Manor. and man from
the 1900 block of Twenty eighth
place, Mount Rainier. The girl
was admitted at Gallinger Hos
pital. The man was taken to the
Marine Hospital in Baltimore.
The figures on the cases re-
ported so far in the Washington
area are as follows: District, So;
Arlington, IA; Alexandria, 6:
Fairfax, 9; Montgomery County,
20, and Prince Georges County,
az
Evening star., 1949-09-14
IAtom-Powered Planes
In 10 Years Predicted

Predicting that atomic energy
will propel civil transport within
10 years, DR.. M. Plesman, presl-
dent of Royal Dutch Airlines, said
at The Hague that "the body
charged with research on atomic
energy" was far ahead of sched-
ule.
Speaking to the Netherlands
Association for Trade and In
dustry, the professor predicted
the jet-propelled civil aircraft will
be in use within seven years, after
which I'VE shall see the period OF
planes flown on atomic energy
which means that any distance
can be covered without any in
termediate landings"
Evening star., 1949-09-14
Howard Players Cheered
After Oslo Performance
By the Associated Press

OSLO, Norway. Sept. IA
packed audience cheered the
Howard University Players from
Washington last night as they
presented Henrik IbSen's 1.-The
Wild Duck" in the playwright s
own backyard.
In the audience were Grown
Prince Olav, Crown Princess
Martha and American Ambassa-
dor Charles U. Bay.
The dramatic group from How
ard University sailed from New
York August 81 for a three-month
tour of Norway, Denmark and
Evening star., 1949-09-14

Sweden. Last nights offering
opened the players tour of Scan
dinavia, arranged on the initia-
tive of the Norwegian Foreign
Service.
Norwegian critics, comparing
the performance with recent Nor
wegian productions, reported the
American amateurs very impress
Sive.
There will be five more per-
formances of the same play in
Oslo before the group leaves for
other Scandinavian cities.
Evening star., 1949-09-14

Mr.. Kimmel has been a resident
of Washington since 1928. He
has been with the Southern Rail-
way for 81 years.