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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
heCarran Urges
Funds 10 Clear
District SIums
NChA Chief Accused
BY Senotor OF Trying
To Cireumvent Low

SnolceTfng DISAGREEMENT over
TIRE power 'p1alle essaanE ~uaia
h&te ~ aae Dsstgsets sun re-
building program caEse 10 tsas
surface lAst night while moves
~eFe pushed 10 finance il1e Re.
development Land Agency
Senator McCarran, Democrat. Of
Nevada. author ot the isss alum
clearance lAw yesterday wrt an
appeal 10 5 members O. tf~ Acase
and Senate 10 bark funds for the
redevelopnent agency~shich has
been financially starved for three
years.
Al The same time he told re-
porters he thought thai John
nlder, executive director Of the
National Capital Hoasing Author
lts-~ which vas made subordinate
10 the RedcvslopInent Agency
under the ls*s statute vas tFsias
10 circumTent this nc, hy using
other means
Refers 10 Amendment.
This had reference 10 the
amendment written into the pend
ms National long range housing
bill, In the Senate restoring 10
the NCHA power To buy sites for
low rent public housing projects.
Under the laa6 act. this power
was transferred 10 the Redeyslop.
ment Land Agency ContrAets for
low cost housing were 10 be award
ed either 10 private industry or to
the public housing agency. the
NCHA.
Mr. Ihlder quickly denied the
Mccarran suggestions and in
sisted thai he had been supporting
the redevelopment program.
He added 10 this. however,
comment that while he had agreed
TO the form of the isss act. as
passed originally by the Senate
certain additions had been made
later by the House that tended 10
cripple public housing
/ Stun Clearance Blocked.
The Mccarran move to puAh for
funds for the Redevelopmsni Land
Agency vas inspired partly by .
finding that while the new Ma
/ tIanaf kc.xe{E,a kgtt yaaxss wnhsM@f "a
House hearings~~opensd the way
for generous financing of the work
OF the public housing body. no
money yet was available for the
Revedelopment Agency dealing
with Stun rebuilding as such.
Several other efforts 10 gft
money for the Acknowledgement
Land Agency already have been
started, A resolution calling for
funds for this body was adopted
last week by the National Capital
Park and Planning Commission.
Spokesman for the District Gov
eminent also urged that provisions
be made for financing Of the re-
development unit,
Visits by several groups OF Sen
ators 10 stun housing within a
half-m Of the Capitol recently
brought the financial aspect OF the
local program into the lineliaht.
While this came AZ an incident 70
campaigns for passage Of the new
National bill. II spanked action
in many quarters as 10 what
should be done about Washingtons
long deferred program
Defends 1913 Act.
Senator Mccarran. In his round
robin letter. told his colleagues
that the ls46 act was the ffrst
Congressional recognition OF ths
principle Of Federal aid for land
acquisition In connection with
sum clearance and urban rede-
yelopment He said he feared
Continued on Page As. Col, ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

BERKELEY. April 3o,---4Tp--
The University Of California
seismograph recorded . markedly
strong" earthquake late yesterday
$500 miles from Berkeley. IL
was estimated 70 be In . south
westerly direction and. starting nc
$500 psf lasted an hour and
IS minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Bessie's Visit to Zoo
Promises O ChUckie

Bessie. the heroine Of the
comic strip Of that name. 10
taking her little friend orson
TO the Zoo. what they zee
there viii be good for ~ least
q chaekie--and maybe even O
iaugh--on The stars comic
pages one day this wek.
As a matter OF fact. Desxies
only purpose tn life 10 70 make
people laugh. And that's
VIVA. ahe's going 70 Try 10 DO
In washington. starting To-
morrow On the daily comic
pages Of
Chr Eurnins Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01
Communism in Malaga
And Price of Rubber

Anthony Eden discusses the
economic and political future
of the peninsula, whose rea-
sonable prosperity is indis-
pensable to the stability of
Southeast Asia. Read the sec
ond of 10 articles by Church
ill's their apparent" tomorrow
in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

fcecy~vishs. ls1s. by fsessh AsTsssens
ks~spepss AHsenos.l
NEW YORK. April 30.-Uns,ire
groupings into the past to discover
the place Of mans origin and the
so-called missing link" are ut an
end! This guest Of the ages has
been fulfilled by the discovery OF
q series Of fossil remains In the
Union Of South Africa. the most
recent having been taken from
rock on April !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

The scriter, Dr.. Robert Broom.
curator OF the Tyansrdal MI
scum. Pretoria. South Africa.
10 one OF the ioorid's foremost
pdIeontolocisfs. He b the dis
coreYey OF the SteTkfoHfetH.
KYomdYaai and SpoyfkynHs ape
men. sphach prope that rIGH
and ape sprans from the SANE
ancestor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

(See COAL. Page A-4)
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(See U. N. Page A-8)
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(See PACT, Page Asa
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fSee YOUNG. Page A-5.)
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Considerable cloudiness today with
scattered showers In afternoon or eve
ming, high about rs. Tomorrow. scattered
showers and warmer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

Friday Mr.. Malik asked for q
meeting with Mr.. Jessup again
and. while informed persons said
they could not reveal details Of
what happened. 1t was stated re-
sponsibly here that the Soviets
were standing firmly by last Tues
days policy announcement; that
they have not raised the Ques-
ton Of suspending the organize
ton OF Western Germany. and
that the talks have now proceeded
to discussion Of details.
Such details include q day or
period Of days for lifting the
blockade. q time for the meeting
of the Council Of Foreign Minis
tiers, and comparable matters.
These include the wording Of
whatever public announcement
may be made. II and when final
agreement on the Berlin situation
is reached.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-01

(See BERLIN, Page A-8D
Evening star., 1949-02-10


America, aims at increasing the
interest and influence of laymen
in the church through actions
reaching down to the grass-roots
level of individual congregations.
Among the particular objectives
of the council will be the bringing
of laymen more fully into the
work of their individual churches.
the development on their part OF
regular attendance at services. the
promotion of youth work, greater
understanding of the world mis-
sion of the church. and the fur
thering of inter- -denominational
cooperation.
District delegates will include
Mr.. Wilbur La Roe, jr., OF the
Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
former moderator Of the denomi-
nations General Assembly: j. Aus
tin Latimer of the Sixth Presby-
terian Church, Col. o. Harold Folk
of the New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church and Robert c. Gill
more of the Chevy Chase Church.
Representative Judd. Republic
can, of Minnesota will address a
dinner meeting Saturday night.
The opening address of the
meeting will be given tomorrow
morning by DR.. Charles j. Turck,
president of Manchester College, St.
Paul, Mimi, and president OF the
National Council. DR.. John Suth-
erland Bonnell of New York,
pastor of Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church there, also will
speak.
Evening star., 1949-02-10

Prince Georges County'S dele
CATION to the State Legislature has
been asked to sponsor a bill to re-
quire the county's liquor board to
revoke or suspend licenses of
places convicted of selling to
minors.
The legislation plan sought by
the county's Juvenile Court Ad-
visory Committee. was announced
yesterday by Jerrold v. Powers,
chairman. Mr.. Powers, along with
States Attorney A. Gwynn Bowie
and County Police Supt. Ralph w.
Brown, submitted a proposed bill
to Perry o. Wilkinson, chairman
of the county delegation.
1t is the second time in as many
days that the Juvenile Court COM
mittee has recommended an
amendment to State liquor laws
governing the county. On Tues
Evening star., 1949-02-10
IWickwure Out of Prison
For Medical Attention
BY the Associoted Press

bY me NSSoeEuTeu FTesS
PHOENIX, Ariz., Feb. 10.-Reid
King Wickware. 43. convicted OF
. shooting his wife. the former New
York model Margaret Farley. In
1946, was paroled yesterday from
the Arizona State Prison.
An attempt to kill himself after
shooting his wife left wounds
which have developed into a Sc
rious case of tuberculosis, Warden
Lon E. Walters, jr.. said.
He is under orders of the State
Board of Pardons and Paroles not
to leave a sanitorium. which he
plans to enter, without permission.
Evening star., 1949-02-10

sessi on tomor-
row of the first
Nation-W j d e
meeting here of
the newly Or
ganized Nation
al Council Of
p r e S byterian
Men.
he council,
established last
May by the
160th G e n eral
Assembly of the
P r e S byterian
Church in the
TT~{<eJ CfofoS ~
Evening star., 1949-02-10

selling alcoholic beverages after
g pm. unless accompanied by a
parent or a guardian.
The proposal to provide fol
more stringent penalties in the
sale of beverages to minors is the
result of a recent wave of such
Evening star., 1949-02-10

offenses. according to Mr.. Bowie.
In some of the cases, license hold
ers escaped with light suspensions
or mere warnings. Mr.. Bowie said.
Under the new bill, a 3O-day sus-
pension would be the minimum
penalty.
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Delegates From D. {.
Join Chicago Farley
OF Presbyterian Men
By Cospor Nonnes
Star Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-A number
of Washingtonians will be among
the more than 1000 delegates and
visitors to attend the opening
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Bill Sought to Revoke Licenses
In Liouor Sales to Minors

day, the committee requested
that a measure be introduced to
bar minors from establishments
Evening star., 1949-02-10
Trumps Ride in Tuxis

Tramps stranded in Essex, Eng
land. late at night are to be given
taxi rides to the nearest hostel
or institution; at other times they
will be supplied bus fares.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
Open Forum Lists
Noted Speakers

Mrs Olive Beasley and Mrs
Alma Polk. outstanding inter-
racial leaders. will speak at an
open forum in Hartford Avenue
Baptist Church Friday night,
Sept 80.
Negro Americans. Their Civil
Rights Will be the topic Of the
meeting which is under the Spon-
sorship Of the church's Metro
politan Club.
Mrs. Beasley is executive sec
rotary OF the Michigan Commit
tee on Civil Rights. and chair
man Of labor relations council
OF the Michigan Consumers
League, while Mrs Polk is edu-
cational assistant on Mayor
Eugene Van Antwerp's inter
racial committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

Hsirston is director Of II
voice mixed white and Negro
choir which has done background
music for 40 Hollywood movies
duving the past six years.
Singing lyrics in at least seven
different languages. Hairston, for
merly Hall johnson Choir assist
ant director. has trained his
group 10 sing everything from
difficult Latin caniaias to highly
technical Debussy tone poems
~ do not limit my choir 20
Negroes Hairston says in Ebony,
because wanted the very best
voices could find regardless of
color"
Movies in which the Hairston
choir has sung include RED
River" ITS a Wonderful Life
and most recently Portrait oil
Jenny Their first Job was sing
ing the background music for
the Negro Soldier"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
Masons to Use Rare
Ritual at Funeral
OF Henry Dixon

Promptly at noon Thursday,
September 90. the original Scott.
lsh Rite Ritual will be pressed
into service for the funeral Of
Henry Dixon at Russell Street
Baptist Church.
This will mark the very first
time in the history Of Negro
Masons in Michigan that this un-
usual type Of service. known only
to Scottish Rite Masons. base ever
been used. II is said to be the
most beautiful service Of its kind
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

services last SUNDAY morning.
In coming to college you have
come upon an opportunity 10
learn and achieve" the college
director told the freshmen class.
Seize this opportunity and
pvomise yourselves that you will
never let any obstacles deter you
or turn YOU back"
Drawing an anologv between
the SteadfaslneSs OF Ruth. who
refused 10 turn back when temp
tation was great. and the deter
minedncss OF Christ. who died on
the cross to save mankind the
speaker stressed the necessity OF
Seeing II Through"
Terming their entvance into
college Journey in the search
for wisdom and understanding,
Rev. Crockett emphasized the i'm
portance OF needing to know
how to arrange and digest kuowl-
edge. regarding all humanity as
an END and never as means,
and having reverence for God
who is the Beginning Of all Wis
dom"
IF you evev turn back" he
concluded. you viii fail the
world. And il you remain here
without working and striving you
will fail yourselves and those
who believe in you"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

to be in a favorable position for
consideration.
Formal applications should be
submitted promptly on u S. Civil
Service Form 81 (obtainable from
any post office or personnel Of
flee OF a Federal agency.
For Jobs in Cd the public
housing program. (2) housing re-
search. and (3) the slum clear
ance and urban redevelopment
program. applications should be
sent al once 20 Miss Dorothy
Boyce. Personnel Officer. Housing
and Home Finance Agency. 1926
K Street. N. w. Washington rs,
ID. & For jobs in public housing,
applicants may file also with any
one Of ten area field offices of
the Public Housing Administra-
ton located IN the following
cities Atlanta. Chicago, Detroit,
Fort Worth. Los Angeles. New
York. Philadelphia. Richmond.
Va, San Francisco. and Seattle.
Those interested in employ
ment by the Local Housing Au-
thority should apply directly TO
local authorities. (These Jobs are
locally controlled and are in ad-
dition to the 2.700 people to be
recruited by the Federal agen-
cics) You may wish to file for
these local openings as we'll as
( for employment in the field or
central offices OF the Public
/ Housing Administration
Those interested in employment
in the farm housing program
should file Civil Service Forms
81 with the Farmers Home Adj
ministration. Department OF Ag-
riculture. Washington 25. d. c.,
for consideration in both its CEN
trail and field offices.
WILL FOLLOW THROUGH
The Racial Relations Service in
the Housing and Home Finance
Agency will be glad TO follow
through on applications filed in
the governmental housing agen-
; cies if you will send an additional
copy Of your Form 81 to its Of
flee at the same time you file
directly with the Agency Person
mel Officer
Applicants for jobs on the field
or central office staffs OF the
Public Housing Administration
should send the additional copy
TO: Franklin Thorne, Public
Housing Administrator. Long
fellow Building. Washington 25.
d. c.
For Jobs in housing research.
slum clearance and urban rede-
velopment and in the Federal
Housing Administration. send an
additional copy OF Form 81 10:
Frank Horne. Office of the Adj
ministrator. Housing and Home
Finance Agency. 1926 X Street.
N. W, Washington Is. d. c.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
Former German
Refugee Now
Lincoln Prof.

Lincoln University. PA Mn
ister Of the German Confessional
Church who fed 10 All Ger
many in 1897 to come to the City
Of Brotherlv Love viii teach
Biblical Theology at Lincoln Uni
versity. the nations oldest insti-
tuition Of higher learning for col
ored Americans.
The announcement OF the sp-
pointment OF DR. Wilhelm Reun-
ing was made today by Dr. Hor-
ace Mann Bond. president
DR. Reuning. whose 0 Id er
brother is Professor OF German al
Swarthmore College. became As
sistant Professor Of German al
the Philadelphia College Of Phar-
macy and Science after he left
HItler's Germany
He was also visiting professor
at Beaver College. Jenkintown.
Pa. and taught at the PennSyl-
vania Area College Center in
Central High School during 1916
A. He has also been an instructor
at Wesley Junior College. Dover.
Del. and the Methodist Church
OF the Delmarva Peninsula
DR.. Reunine. who became a
U. S. citizen in 1914. attended the
Humanistic Gymnasium. CORES
ponding to an American Public
School, in his home town Of
Friedberg. Germany. and gradu-
ated from the University Of Gies-
sen where he received the aca-
demic state prize for research
work in early church history.
He received the Lie theol tcor-
responding 10 the doctorate in
theology from Giessen in 1916.
and received the Phi. d. in Theol-
ogy from the same institution in
Philosophy and History. He is the
author of several books and
articles on Church History and
Philosophy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
KENNY Loses
MANY Pounds

LONDON. England Bill Ken
ny. leader Of the Ink Spots rs
paving the price 81 an absent
MINDED man and us high price
he's paying
Poor Bill has been carving
around n.s last 'wo paNchccNs
from the Palladium where the
Ink Spots arc currently PLAYING
He was getting around 20 getting
the checks cashed Wncn the radio
made announcement about ine
devalua'ion Of The English pound
After he had gotten his checks
caShed Bill found that from hi,
original salary of $4,000 fof the
two weeks. he was taking a $4,000
beating because az the convert
ing Of the pound Walking back
TO The Palladium Bill ran into
another entertainer who noticed
he was detected
WHY are you so blue" asked
his TREND "wny everything Is
great al the Palladium Business
hasn't dropped OF since he
opening
Maybe bushes, nasn {. y sighed
Bill but the pound sure has.
People who have a past 70 for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

known 10 man.
All Scottish Rite MaSons Viii
assemble al the House Of Masons
at II O'Clock preparatory 10
marching to the church. The Rev
S. { Campbell is pastor
The services will be conducted
from this ancient ritual by the
Most Powerful Sovereign Grand
Commander, W. J Fitzpatrick;
assisted by Deputy Grand Com
mander Atty. Ramon A. MARTINEZ.
Arthur Anderson and A ~ Lake
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

Most countries overseas still
ration food--and many badly
NEEDED foods are too high for the
average family's budget even
when available. CARES food
packages contain all the badly
needed foods like meats. fats.
sugar and others. Send a CARE
food package today. Write
CARE, Detroit, Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

The ten dollars YOU pay to send
a CARE food package buys all
OF the health giving food. Me
packaging, and delivery overseas
because OF CARES non profit OPP
Grafton. Send a CARE food pack
age today to hungry child or
a family overseas. Send ten dol
lars to non-proht CARE. Detroit
I. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

49, ~" - =" Od1o TIC
Congress will appropriate funds
for the administration OF the
Housing Act of l049.
The programs include: ID
public housing: p Stun clear
ance and urban redeveIopment:
81 housing research: ~ farm
housing. The first three will be
administered by constituent ad-
ministrati0ns of the Housing
and Home Finance Agency and
the fourth by the Department
Of Agriculture.
The funds TO be appropriated
viii call for the employment OF
some 1000 additional workers by
the governmental housing agen-
clcS Of the Housing and Home
Finance Agency and about zoo
more by the Farmers Home Adj
mInistration of the Department OF
Agriculture.
The jobs include wide va
riety of categores such as archi-
tects. engineers. city planners,
land planners, urban land econ
omlsts, fiscal analysts, cost an
alysts, appraisers. private finance
alalySts. municipal finance an
alysts. economists. statisticians
market analysts. lawyers. housing
management. etc. as well as the
usual clerical, fiscal. administra
tive. Secretarial. and professional
assistant positions.
Over half Of these positions will
be in the field and central Of
flces Of the Public Housing Ad-
mlnlStration.
TO EMPLOY ALL
The Administrator Of the Hous-
ing and Home Finance Agency
which embraces the Public Hous-
Ing Administration (PHA) and
the Federal Housing Administra
tion (FHA)--has recently reaf-
firmed the Federal fair employ
ment policy. calling for the re-
cruitmeni and employment OF
qualified personnel without re-
gard 10 race. creed, color or ma
tional origin.
The Farmers Home Admins
tration in the Department of Ag-
riculture adheres to q similar
policy. The number OF Negroes
and other racial minoritles who
viii be employed at the various
Job levels will depend largely
upon the number and calibrc OF
those who apply. Therefore as
large a number as possible OF
qualified Negroes and other mi.
norities should file application:
for all types OF job openings.
CS STATUS NEEDED
The Agency recruitment must
conform TO Civil Service require.
ments. First consideration is 10 bs
given to Civil Service displaced
career employees: next. to other
applicants on Civil Service regis
tiers with first preference in each
Of the various categoreS given tc
veterans.
An interested prospective APP
plicant who has neither Civil
Service status nor is listed on 4
Civil Service register should al
once seek 10 qualify through some
Civil Service examination and
get on the register II he wishes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
200 Housing Jobs Open

Top officials OF the Housing and Home Finance Agency
nave oeen cautioned by Housing Administrator Raymond M.
roey as 10 the Importance of selecting the capable
people and observance of the fair employment policy of the
administration in the hiring of employees for admins
ration of the provisions of the Housing Act of 1949
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
FREE ADVICE TO ALL

When everything has failed,
consult the wise man from
Louisiana who knows No case
too large or TOO small for the
Spiritual Advisor and Doctor
of Divine Healing Rev VIM.
Bell. Prophet. wa. 1905. 5i5
r Vernon Hwy, Detroit /,
Mich.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
Adore All, Get Wisdom,
Pastor Tells Freshmen
GREENSBORO

GREENSBORO. N C."The world is cropping in darkness
and there is nothing it needs much wisdom said the
Rev. D. Crockett. speaking at Bennett College worship
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01
l7-VOice Mixed Choir
Scores Movie Success

CHICAGO-'T always knew Negroes could and would
sing music other than sprua says AZ year-od Negro
eran Jester Hairson October Ebony and that why my
choir is in the movies"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1949-10-01

bring as the pfogra-i OF the en-
SUNG year First vice-pre,,de
Morten IS IN charge. and She Is
doing an excellent job.
State Organizer, Bobble Black
mon made her first visi, 10 choirs
last Tuesday night. We pledged
to DO our Job this year and we
mean to keep our word
Our first visit wa sthe First
Baptist Pastors Chorus. Fcorse
We found a beautiful spirit and
NE people had a mind to work
We viii be visiting all of our
ch"irs before our State Conven-
ton. looN Tor us, your choir
may be next
a dcleaiIon which was led bv
our beloved President Hulchins
Witnessed very beautiful dedi-
cation service or Starlight Tenn
PIE OF Truth last Sunday nicht.
Mother Williams was all smiles.
Just 20 know her labor and her
dreams had become reality.
Wednesday night at the head
quariersii Mrs. Alice Crutchheld
OF River Rouge, Mich, was ac-
corded the great honor OF being
elected the Mother Of the Michi-
gan State convention OF Gospel
Singers MAY God continue to
bless YOU, Mother Cruichheld.
Well, Members, may we see YOU
Wednesday and Saturday night at
oar headquaricr,s Keep pray
ing