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The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19

vars ago. Today, business and gen
eral development has increased
greatly, even within the short
span Of three years She is trembl-
ing upon the drink of real prog
ress.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19
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Jackson prison He said he
came Montgomery County, Ala,
came from Montgomery County,
Ala, and deserted his family at
ter moving to Pittsburgh. Accord
ing to Williams, the ages Of his
children range rom a to 16 years.
Judge Sherer mot satisfied with
his confession to the crimes he
admitted, had him until October
"a, under a bond of $1,000.
Other cases heard by the Court
were: William Madin, 204 Center
st, $50 and cost and the loss OF
his driving rights for a period of
three vars after pleading guilty to
charges of driving while drunk.
Irene Bailey, 1649 Tampa ave.,
charged with failing to yield the
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19
liberiu-
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pride-inspiring was the state of
Illinois gift or reproductions of
the papers of Lincoln dealing with
Liberia. Included was a bronze
bust, the only replica ever made
of a bust done by a noted civil
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19

Concluded from page II
cago.
Oretes Minoso has been brought
by the Cleveland Indians and
will report to the Indian spring
training camp next year Min
oso who broke into the big show
via the Dayton Indians in 1913 is
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR SALE 1882 Lincoln, good
rubber, in good condition. In
quire at 1857 w. Third St.
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19

WE WILL BUY your house for
cash. Call He-8161. Evenings
Ra-2023. If
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19

FOR RENT Furnished room. 2
employed women. Near bus. Call
Me-0554 after 5 pm. t-05
The Ohio daily-express. (Dayton, Ohio) 1946-1950, 1950-10-19

WANTED WAITRESS Expert
enced. Over FL. Weekends and
nights. Apply after 8 pm. Gay
COS club. Dakota & Summit
SITS. toe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
Stupidity Aids Communism

Dsntegration of the British Empire which began many
years ago omes been accelerated by numerous bak
ing freedoms of subjects Although Adolph Hitler no
SLOUGH himself at eliminating freedoms from people, fire.
queny accused the British of many bunders people the
world quite familiar with the British technique.
The proposed exile of Seretse Khama chief-desgnate
Of the Bamangwato Tribe. because he married white
British pher only of the latest acts OF stu
pidty pubczed by an irate an dcerainly sympathetic
press.
Il follows the same pattern used by South Afrc
Gently when African newspaper editor was sentenced
TO two terms prison for printing the facts about the labor
situation in his country OF the South Africans have
but the flavor OF British heracny ueDaucnery
plainly exhibited.
In both instances primarily in the background were
hate prejudice and medieval stupidity. The tribesmen
have it be overwhelmingly that they support the
idea that the chefdegnate should marry the woman Of
his choice without interference of members of the tribe or
outsiders who affected either directly indirectly
Trivial medicines such the two above have not
helped the Of Democracy but instead crippled those
who attempting to envson as better form OF gov
under which to live contrasted to Communism
The decay Of the British Empire shall continue so long
as continues practice brotherhood of some men and
forget the webeng independence and right to dignity OF
other men.
The British ruling class hyprocrtcal as it is and as
extinct is doubt has been aided and allotted
by their Americans across the who too preju
diced and blind read the signs of the times Yet there
considerable wonder to why many nations fall into
the Communistic orbit.
Their answer that these small nations are forced
the Red orbit with other alternative That doubt is
true instances but is necessarily true in
every Here in America example of rich folk de-
sertng the Democratic for the Red theology has been
exhibited more than once
John Bull like Uncle Sam will and we hope be-
fore is late recognize the pride independence and
dignity the individual which will go long ways toward
combating Communism Communism is rooted best where
there discussion Not only Communism, but Fascism So
calism Nazsm any ism that promises way out for
the befuddled and distressed.
Ask yourself the following questions and ponder them
ectivey their Qualifications and possible ultimate
consequences.
Young chefdesgnae months after he had married
London white girl? What crime against the British is he
charged with? If his fellow trbesmen favor his marriage
who else should kick?
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
WORKSHOP FOR
CLUB LEADERS

A workshop for leaders OF
clubs for older people will be
held Friday, April IA, at the
Jewish Community Center. 1904
Woodward. according TO Mrs. Jo-
seph Geschelin chairman.
Sponsored by the Committee
for the Study Of Recreation for
the Aged of the Group Work
and Recreation Division of the
Council Agencies. the workshop
will open at 10 am. with ses-
sion on New Community Re-
sources for Older People"
Mary Barker, Girl Scouts;
Capt Helen McElroy. Salvation
Army; and Mrs. Teresa Wagner
Detroit Dept. of Parks and Rec
reation. will speak on Camping
and Other Out-Of- Door Pro-
grams"
The facilities Of the Detroit
Public Library and its use by
older people will be discussed by
Elizabeth Scott Of the Library
staff. Elizabeth Payne OF the De-
troit Institute of Arts staff, will
talk on the facilities Of the mu-
scum in old age club work.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
SPRING is TIME TO
LEARN FOR YOU

Spring Is the time 10 learn
something new.
Just as each year nature feels
an urge to sprout. so human ma
ture feels an urge TO learn new
things. Encouraging this healthy
growth, the YWCA offers classes
varying from textile painting to
golf, from riding to millinery
beginning the week after Easter
in all branches.
Maybe it's your dancing that
needs improving--try an Arthur
Murray dancing class. II it's
sports you want. the YWCA lists
class or private lesson in swim
ming. riding, roller skating, golf.
and tennis, at all hours. Regis
ter early" Is good advice il you
want class after 5 o'clock.
New classes will also begin in
cookery. dressmaklng, knitting
tray painting. bridge, shorthand
typewriting and gym.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

few hundred letters and telegram or two sometimes
have saved lives homes businesses and even millions OF
dollars That has been in the past and should prove
just effective today
Your Congress both houses should be swamped
with letters kilograms and telephone calls within the next
two weeks Target should be the infamous Kerr BILL
last week after Congressman Haec of Indiana propon
ept Of the Kerr bill rounded the four votes
What is the Kerr Bill?
In brief the Kerr bill would allow independent gas
companies to control their prices, giving them the
privilege to raise or lower prices they fit natural
gas Presently, the price Of natural gas should be
is controlled by the federal Price changes
whether down cannot be put into operation without
a governmental sanction
The vicious BILL it has been estimated would raise the
than 100 million dollars The bill will not become
law unless President Truman signs it.
Natural gas producers and fnancers aware that more
citizens using natural gas than before are out
"slyy" rob Americans of every cent the law will allow.
We believe that sufficient pressure on President Truman
will forestal his signing of the Kerr bill and have re-
Congress- Once returned Congress- more than
thirds of the members would have vote favoraby
for to pass.
In the meantime array of protest letters kilograms
and personal contacts could definitely defeat the Kerr bill
We believe change of government policy to allow the
gas companies complete freedom in setting their prices
would be dermen and unnecessary added expense TO
the American people.
Consequently asking every citizen and organ.
cation Of Detroit and Michigan TO forward letters of pro-
test the President Just mail your letters to Harry
Truman. President Of the United States. Washington ID
c. and he get them Let's keep the price Of natural ga,
where it Is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
YULE SEAL RECEIPTS
GAIN X-RAY UNIT

Double barred cross Christ
mas Seal dollars. which were
contributed by the people of
Detroit and Wayne County dur
ing the Annual Seal Sale last
Christmas, have purchased a mo-
bile X-Ray Unite which will be
presented next week to the city
OF Detroit. James w. Parker,
president Of the Board of Direc-
tors Of the TB and Health So
ciety announced today.
"This is the peoples gift 10
their community which directly
and indirectly will serve each
and every person in the county
through X-Ray surveys" Parker
stated.
The Unit consists of a large
trailer which is drawn by panel
truck.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
MATURE
THOUGHTS
BY RUTH r. WALKER

am indignant whenever l
hear person called worthless.
Such certainty causes me to
think. who made you the judge
OF who is worthless?
A man called worthless has
been thief. and then he quit be-
ing a thief. Thereafter, he may
be able to gain material success
and TO be thought importan by
those who love and respect him,
or he may become bcggar,
wearing but filthy rags through
honest poverty.
But even so. those garments
will not be shameful rags. Die
tate that he is worthless and
thereby rob him by depriving
him of another chance, and you
will be thief whose shameful
cover-up Of such thievry smells
to high heaven.
Any adele that helps deprive
him of an equal chance to safe
guard his health and life. does
not confere upon you or another
person the special privilege to be
important by comparasion to him.
The rebellious. with an exalted
opinion of their own Importance.
do not all live to wither like
the last leaf that clings 10 the
tree after all the other leaves
have fallen. What we come to
be worth sometimes helps TO de-
termine whether we shall be one
of the last leaves to fall from the
trees, but how long we last does
not determine our importance.
II the beggar lives that long
any hand-ouf he receives must
not be accepted at the cost of
his health or his life. Also. il
he has good sense. he had bet
ter be beggar than a hieline.
subject to being exploited by a
trYant. Whether his life shall
be short or long. only not to be
rebellious and exalted in his own
opinion against he will of God
is important.
1t is good to have means and
to be concerned enough to help
your son without bossiness. and
If il so happen that daughter
of mine enters a house and l see
there is concern that she shall
be sustained in health and happi-
ness as the bride of your son,
will feel that she has found a
haven Of rest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
Ten PASTORS ON BETHEL MAUNDY PROGRAM

Slated TO appear are the
Revs.. J. A. Aikens. J. A.
Charleston. r "A. SchleY. S. C.
Davis, S. p. Johnson. c. s.
SpiveY. f. B. Jones. Carlyle r.
Stewart. w II. Hunter. A. L.
Preston.
The Presiding Elders Of the
Detroit district Revs. r. F.
Washington, d. A. Blake and
NJ r. Rhononee will administer
the Holy Communion along with
DR., ]. A. Alexander, pastor of
AME Church.
DR.. Hodges Is Speaker
DR.. William Hodges. of Cleve-
land. is conducting the Holy
Week Services from Monday to
Good Friday April 18th at Beth
ell AME Church.
Good Friday will witness one
of the most inspirational COM
memorative services Of It's kind
being held anywhere in the coun
try. A Unon Crucfixion Service
will be held jointly with Eben-
ezer AME Church at Bethel
Church. DR.. Carlyle F. Stewart,
pastor of Ebenezer.
Revs Eugene Nelson, r. L.
Allen Benjamin A. Brooks, F. c.
/ Jones and DR.. T. Reid Lawrence
will deliver the meditations.
The choirs of Ebenezer and
Bethel will participate in the
service together with guest SOL
oists from the churches.
Top Song Group
On the evening OF Good Fri
day 8 pm, the Mems Day Com
mittee will present THE South.
ernaires" famous radio and con.
cert artists. in Recital. The event
is being promoted as special
effort in the interest OF the
Church.
There will be an Easter Sun.
rise Service" at 500 am. or
Easter morning. DR.. 7. Reic
Lawrence. associate pastor and
director Of Christian Education
at Bethel will deliver the ser.
mon. He will be assisted by Mar
vim Rogers. local minister, the
Youth Choir and Gospel Chorus
| At the IL am. hour, a specia
Easter Service is prepared. Dur
ing the service the Sacrament o
Baptism and Confirmation ser
vice will be held. AT 1880 pm.
the Sunday School will observe
its annual Easter Day program
Mrs. N. f. Black supt., Of TIT
Sunday School and Mrs. Lisbol
Coleman, departmental superin
tcndent, have secured the You'll
) Play Guild to present an Easte
Play entitled, "The Way Of
: Life"
Easter eggs will also be Civ
en- to every person in attendanc
: upon the program. This annus
affair promises to be one Of tn
best ever presented. The publ
is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

(e) Federal courts may punish for refusal to
obey a subpoena
(f) Immunity provided for compulsory incrimi
mating testimony in obsedience to subpoena
(g) Act does not apply to employment bv
Atomic Energy Commission any of its
contractors or licensees.
Section e-Discrimina alton in Employment by Federal
Government
Commission directed to study and investigate en-
ployment discrimination because of race, color or
creed in Federal agencies and shall recommend to
Congress plan to eliminate such discrimination and
any necessary legislation.
Section 7-Wilful interference with Commission
Agents
Any "forcibe" resistance, impending interior.
ence with any Commission agent in the performance
of his duties under Act is punishable by fine of not
more than $500, provided "any person who is a men,
ber of organization listed by Attorney General as
Communist or Communist-front organization is "ex
cuded from the provisions of this act; and provided
further that the absence of individuals of particu
lar race, religion, color national origin or ancestry
in the employ of any shall not be evidence Of
discrimination. :"
Section 8-Act shall not be construed to mean that
person lacking qualifications for job must be en-
poyed despite such disqual fications.
Copies of this summary may be secured by writing
or phonng Mrs Olye R. Beasey. executive secretary
Michigan Committee Civil Rights
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

elimination is practced;" and
6. BY making detailed recommendations
to "the interested parties in any such
case" as to methods of eliminating
such discrimination
CD Upon TIE filing of written complaint, 1t
shall be Investigated by Commissions
er II he finds that probable cause exists to
credit the allegations of the complaint, ne
shall endeavor by persuasion of the COM
plant "the unlawful employment practice
complained Of"
(c) The Commission shall each year report in
detail on its work to Congress and the Pres
ident may recommend such further egis-
lation as may appear desirable" 1t may al
make other recommendations to the
President and Federal agencies to effect
uate purposes of Act.
Section 5--nvestigatory Powers
(a) Commission empowered to examine copy
(c) any designated agent of Commission may
administer oaths and conduct such investiga-
sary or proper
(b) Any Commissioner may issue subpoenas for
such investigation, proceeding or hearing
(c) ny designated agent of Commission may adj
minister oaths and conduct such investiga-
ton, proceeding hearing
Cd Attendance of witnesses and production of
evidence may be required from any place
within the area of the United States district
court in which the hearing is held"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
EMPLOYMENT DROPS
ALMOST 10 PER CENT

LANSING - Employment in
manufacturing this past month
dropped almost ten percent ac-
cording 20 the State Labor De-
partment.
The greatest contributing fac
tor being the three-month old
Chrysler strike Industries re-
ported drop of go in employ
ment Wayne County reported
the. employment index fell from
1911 in mid-January to SSH In
February, based on 100 for April
1043.
The highest weekly wage was
paid in Monroe County.
where il was computed II
S75.0l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
Over 20, 900 at Wayne

For the second consecutive
semester. student enrollments
at Wayne University are above
the 10000 mark.
An enrolment report from the
Division Of University Research
and Publications shows a de-
cline OF N persons from the all.
tine high (20.257) established
last semester. The current figure
stands at 20.l80 full-time and
psrt-time students.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

"This prejudice which Is re-
sponsible for economic and edu-
cational discrimination erupts &C.
casionally into d c famation,
threats and even physical vio-
lence."
The former director of Field
Operations of the Presidents
Committee on Fair Employment
Practice, pointed out that Amer
lea today presents a picture OF
society whose laws and ira
ditions are strongly on the side
Of equality; in which that equal
ity is violated by serious discrim-
ination by non-Governmental and
private institutions; and where
a persistent undercurrent of anti
Semitic prejudice may be swelled
by political or economic crisis.
He urged that only a secure
and self-respecting Jewish com.
munity can on one hand make
its full and creative contribution
to America: and on the other
discharge its responsibility In
helping to assure the survival oil
the Jewish people.
Despite economic and social
barriers, despite considerable
degree OF social unacceptability
American Jewry feels itself Sc.
cure because Of the strength oil
the American tradition Of equal
ity and freedom" he concluded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

The Greyhound Bus line Inc,
reported bus increases this week
for Michigan and other stops
with fares approximsting a 10
percent increased. Suburban
lines entering Detroit are not
affected by the raise.
A week ago. the Interstate
Commerce Commission approx.
ed the fare increase between
Chicago Detroit-New York 90.
erations. Rounds trip fares 10
most Of destinations either will
remain the same or be raised
slightly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
LINCOLN PRESIDENT
TO GIVE LECTURES

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY. Pa
President Horace M. Bond, Of
Lincoln University will serve as
lecturer In the u. S. Indian Serv-
ice Schools at Santa Fc, New
Mexico, and Chemawa. Wash
ington. according to the Educa-
ton Division Of the u. S. Indian
Ser, .. His topics will be Rural
Education" and Merging Gull
ture Patterns"
DR.. Bond has done extensive
research in the field OF rural
education and race relations and
culture patterns. He recently
made a study OF the secondary
school system OF British Wes'
Africa under the auspices of the
African Council on Arts and Re
search. headed by Nnamdi All
wike. Nigerian political leader
and a graduate Of Lincoln.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

All Kentucky State College
Alumni Chapter and Clubs thru
out the nation viii! celebrate the
week Of March 20 through April
as Kentucky State week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
ANTI SEMITISM SEEN AS
GREAT THREAT TO SECURITY

Will Maslow director Of the legal department. American Jewish
Congress before the committee Of the
Of the Congress last week declared that he threat
security of American Jewy he latest but
Semitsm Of a large part Of the American people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
By MARVIN RODGERS

On the evening of "Maundy Thursday April 9Th, a
special service is being held under the auspices of the A.
NJ E. Ministerial Alliance with ministers of Detroit and
surrounding areas participating in the worship.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

Dick vandenBerg. who finished
fourth in team scoring as a mem
Der OF University Of Detroit's
track team last season. was the
most versatile man on the squad.
He competed in the high jump.
broad jump. pole vault and hurd-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

(f) Commission empowered
g To cooperate with or utilize State or
other agencies voluntary uncompen-
stated service.
8. To pay witness fees
4. To issue regulations in accordance
with Administrative Procedure Act.
5. To serve papers by registered mail
6. To make and distribute technical
studies.
Section 4-Dusies of the Commission
(a) To bring about removal of discrimination in
employment or union membership because
of race. creed or color.
l. BY making studies Of such discrimina-
ton and the best means of eliminating
it.
2. BY formulating comprehensive plans
for the elimination of such dscrmi-
nation.
8. BY publishing information on such
discrimination and ways of eliminat-
ing it.
A. BY furnishing technical assistance to
employers unions and other agencies
in formulating and executing pro-
grams to eliminate such dscrmina-
ton.
B. BY receiving and investigating COM
plants of discrimination land by in
vestigating other cases where il has
reason to believe that any such dis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08
SUMMARY OF FEDERAL FEPC

-
EDITORS NOTE: In cooperation with the Michigan
COMMITTEES on Civil Rights. the TRIBUNE Is rsrprinfns
brief summary federal FEpC Bill passed by the House
Of e. 1880 Clip out this article for fu
iurs rsfersnes.)
Section Fair Employment Practice Act
Section FINDING and Declaration of Policy
Congress finds that discrimination in employment
by reason of physical disability creed political
affiliaon sex or color is un-Amercan. deprives the
United States of productive capacities and burdens
commerce.
Congress declares that it is the policy of the Unit
ed States to eliminate discrimination in employment
relations because of race creed political affiliaton
or color
Section 3-Fair Employment Practice Commission
(a) An FEPC Commission is created in five
members, appointed by the President with
consent of Senate for fve-year terms
Not more than three Commissioners shall
be members of the same political party.
The Commissioners may be removed after
hearing for stated causes
(b) Quorum of Commission.
(c) Official seal.
(d) Salary of Commissioners full time $4,000
l. To appoint employees
annually.
(e) Commissions principal and other offices.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-04-08

les A junior from Grand Rapids
Michigan, VandenBere has two
seasons Of track ahead OF him.
Evening star., 1950-02-20
Married Couples Face Problem
OfPickinq Form for Joint Return

In that case each claims his
own 5000 exemption and each gets
the usual 10 per cent deduction
allowed person filing a return of
his own.
Brown and his wife had a total
income of $1,000 or more but. in
dividually. the income of each was
under $4,000. What do they do?
They may file jointly on the
l040 long form, getting the benefit
that comes from splitting their in
come equally, or they may file
separately on Form 1040-A df
they fit the rule for it, or sepa-
rately on the 1040 short form.