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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
Dr.. Samuel Milton
Wins Suit Against
LincolnParkBar

Circui; Court Judge CLYDE l.
Webs er overruled officials Of
Lincoln Park and granted Or
Samuel B Milton. Wayne Cor
oner authority 10 80 forth win
corS fuc'i0n OF new home.
Lincoln Park officials had
refused 10 grant DR.. Milton a
permit on the grounds that
there are not sewer connec-
iions running 10 his property
and that the township was not
financial able 10 afford a sew
er for his new home.
Judge Webster in rendering
his decision stated. he decision
by Lincoln Park was "unreason-
able and srbirarv"
Dr. Milton was granted per-
70 install sep ic tank.
until he can arrange for sewer
connections d. Millions pro-
pertv 20 the city mail is quite
! distance and promoted officials
were 10 state tina he would have
10 finance the laying Of sewers
The hearing TO gel permission
10 construct the new home has
been held UP for nearly a year
while legal barriers were hurd-
ed The property IS located near
the boundary of Detroit and
Lincoln Park
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

Some Of Detroit's outstanding
featured on the program include
Readings, Mrs. Fannie White
Poole (the inimiable) vocal sell
ections. accompanied by her
mother. who is directress of the
Young Peoples Choir of Eben-
ezer AME Church: Mrs. Wayne
Spann. soloist OF the Metropoli-
tan Hour heard each Sunday
night via radio accompanied by
Robert Slaughter: Miss Donovan
radio and stage star, who play
ed two selections.
Jeffries Hanavan. sister 10 the
Guest speaker was Mrs. Lola
late Honorable Edward j. Jeff
RES. former Mayor of Detroit
Mrs. Mayme Jeffries. former
chairman of the Wayne County
Jury Commission extended greet
ings
The Club will feted al It's next
meeting on the fourh Wednesday
in MAY the lovely country
home Of one Of its members.
Mrs. A n. Mcqueen. in the
Dominion of Canada.
The Legislative Committee
composed of Mrs. Eugie West.
chairman; along with Mrs. julia
Mitchell and Mrs. Ruby Trimble,
gave highlights on Our Civic
Responsibilities.
The club president. Mrs. Sad
ie LII. Palmer, expressed sim
cere thanks for the many court
estes rendered the group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

by the courts decision"
Transport Minister P. o. Sau-
er contended that the ruling had
to do with new segregation rul-
es put into effect since the case
was taken to the appeal court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

The 1850 United States Saw
ings Bond Drive will continue
through July 4. II was an
nounced this week.
America. Our Heritage" Is
the official title of the bond
drive. The composition was
written by Arnold J. Copeland.
retired Bay City tMich.) in
dusfrialisf. All citizens are
urged TO save. by buying U. S
Savings bonds.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

man wasn't strong enough e
weather the storm caused solely
by the slum clearance program,
program designed to improve
housing conditions in the city OF
Detroit. but causing desolatior
among many. for. the time being
since enough temporary houses
are not available 10 shelter them.
during construction OF the new
projec;s." Smith said.
Smith blasted the Cobo Ad-
minisirsiion for falling miserably
10 provide sufficient housing for
evicted families.
LIFE OF LITTLE VALUE
This is only one Of the cases
we know about. where even the
life OF citizen is considered Of
little value by ne Cobo Admin
he stated.
For the past .hree and one
half years the Downtown Tenants
Council has been serving the
people OF this city on the prob
lens. relating 10 housing and
denial Of civil rights, unemploy-
men, and discrimination.
We have many similar ones
in our files Why we even have
widows who are being evicted
by ne Housing Commission and
are told by the Commission that
they Will not help them get
but they must move.
Newman's death. Smith con-
tends. probably would not have
arrived as soon despite his age.
had the City Of De roit the right
officials
Unless the people Of Detroit
tealize through the tragedy OF
James Newmans death. the cal
Gus brutal attitude toward the
people on the part Of the men
hey have elected to office. there
xlll be more of these deaths
rom the slum clearance program.
The responsibility for Newman's
death can be squarely laid on
he steps Of the Ci.y Hall" he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
FOUR HUNDRED STUDY CLUB
MEMBERS ARE WOMEN OF MAY

The members of the Four Hundred Study Club, who
being the of the Month of May held
their regular meeting last Wednesday with deluxe lunch
con party wh many of their friends guests in the Ebo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
J. D. FootbalIers--ls

Two ex-Detroit High School
boys scored all three touchdowns
for the University OF Detroit
freshment as they upset the var
sity 1913 in the closing scrim.
mage game of the spring prsc.
tice season recently Charlie
Robinson Of Southeastern scored
twice and Freddie Gee OF Miller
once.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27


Any one knowing the wh.,..
abouts Of Early speishi. io,r'
erly In service of Dean FslIss'.
Ford Agent and resided a. g.,
z. Elizabeth IL ask to communal
cate with the Legal Dept. =,
UAW-cIo. TR. $3.50.
Unless located soon will LA.
substantial benefits from NLBR
procsssings.
Legal Department
s7o7 Second Ave.
Detroit 2. Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

ing refused employment.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

GARLAND g. MACK 8-rooms-
Immediate possession; bath =
steam. kitchen, basement; Gar.
age, shower-terms. Broker =
LOrain 1880.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
MALE HELP

Truck Driver. must be ex-
perienced and k/ow city. Apply
between IL and |. Saturday only.
lS43 Alfred
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
FOR SALE

4480 FAIRVIEW 3 bedrooms side
drive garage excellent condii.
ion. immediate possession.
Bridgman. We. 9-9l66.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
HOUSE FOR SALE

East Detroit. 8 rooms: 3 bedrooms
Gas heat, 2-car garage. Large
closets. Valley 3-0469.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27

TWO REAL Estate Salesman or
broker. Woman or Man. Good
spots for colored. Good East
side location. 4744 E. Cadillac
near E. Forest. Walnut l-7679
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-05-27
Classified Ads
FOR AID TAKER
Call WO. 4-82O8


Furniture For Sale
SELLING out all furniture Of ex.
quisite modern home. Holly.
wood style furniture going fast.
UN. 1888
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21

@ieoer9olt 1por in Sen letten altrs
naten gelneloet lporben, in bem ober.
franfii6en Srt Sburn-Serolbsbocb
bebalpteten ie6s S6ulfinoer, Gr-
ideinunsen ser Oatttergottes eebobt
5ll buben. slu6 su @eibnadten, bieb
es, bdtten ii6 Sic Gilionen 1pieoers
bolt. Ga5l1 meloet iett ole vslii.
Breb" ans Sranffurt: Die fatboli'
lde Stride iprad offi5iea ibren 31pei.
fel itber cine BON &inoer1t gei6ilherte
Silton Der W1lttergotteS aus. Der
gr5bild]of bon 8ulnberg, Ser cine
llnterIlt6ung nernnItalten lieB, ers
flarte, es leien bis bel1te fetlre SGts
lohen >feItgeltellt 1poroen, Die o.n
8lol1ben an cine iibernatiirlibe gr-
i6einllng beitdtigten. - Nahbem
le6s &inoer I'M bergangenen SerbIt
BON elmer Siiion ser Ofuttergottes
NIT oem GbriitltSfino iiber einent
SbloBparf er5ablt botten, uaren
Saulelroe bon &atbolifen in oas fle.-
ne Sorf getpallfobrt, ults Dem ser
geribt forn. Bilgerlonber5iige lulo
Iutobuiie 1paren aus beri6ieoeneu
Staoten 8aperns eingeri6tet tporren
Ser ganberger gr3biitof erfl1rte
mtnmebr, es ieien @riir1oe fir oi,
ge5,peifIung Ser 8eridte feltgeItellt
tporoen, uno oronete oie ginitenln1a
Der Wallfabrten an. gr befabI BEN
Brieltern leiner 9ioseie, oie angeb-
lihe 8iiion 1lift n1ebr alr ertp1bnen.
Sie Sunlnrllngen fir eine am Srt
Der rgrlheinl,trg" eepIa,tte Stride
fms ebenfuus ei15uiteIlen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21

in 2ofe SucceB pieber bas grobe
@ort Sobalo SIiolrg bie Sibrng er.
0ffnete, erbob ser &lliie Wtolit Eros
teIt gegen ieinen Goriib 1u1o ieine
slnlpeienbeit ltno perlangte icine
9lu5l l6liebltng. 0ogegen itinuute oie
Webrbeit ser Hatsmitglieoer, uno
Wolif perlieB sic Siblng Gus Die=
oerbolte iih om 5reitog lutb an ARons
tag 5o9en ii6 bie 9tulien Oemonitratip
bon alen Situngen Der llf 5uriif -
porouSiidtli6 bis sic nidtfonununi-
Itiihen 'Stauten ibre gtieoerloge in
China beiiegeln hurd) oie Iufnnfnne
bon W2ao Sie-tltngs forrrnltniltiidlem
China in Sen &olferb1tnb uno IN ocn
Si6erbeitsrot. (Sn Der glbitinmutng
iiber Siionga 9luslduB itintnte iihris
gems alld Sltgoilmpien NIT 9htBlonO.
England entbielt lid) anltanosbalber
ser IbItinlnlllng. Iber oas miro ltd)
pobl dnOern, nadoem es in Der &pns
feren5 nuf Geplon init oen Weitglie=
'oern oes Commonwealth 51 elmer 81
ntgung gefonunen lit uno ieine tiinfs
tige SpIittf i1t 9liien - 5tr @abrllng
Ser britiifen @irti6uftsintereiien -
feitgelegt bat. SieQeidt, baB e5 I'M
g6lferblt1ro oie slnglei6un9 an Die
neue @eItloee perl6iebt bis naf) Den
auf sen %. 6ebrllur angeietten Eors
lalnentslpablen sic biellei 6 I
cine Geri6iebung ser 8arteiItorfe
berbeifiibren Deroen.)
Die Saar-Srase
SSn Sen letten 5tpei @oden iiber-
I'Idottete IN ser ellropdii6en 8relie ole
Saar- -6roge Die bur6 bie Gage in
9binn bon neltem peridarfte 8eltfri=
le, uno u,teb in einen Seil oer ome-
rifonii6en Yrelie (.D5orgentbauerD
berridte faIt groBere gufregltng iiber
Die Suar uls iiber Die &upitulotip}l
Dor Moo-Stalin. SSn 9eutlhlanO
mar man erbittert iiber fortgelebte
Ito6inationen Jranfreid)s, in Ser
Soar, entgegen Dem Wosfalt'er 9lbs
fonunen BON 1917 ein fait dccomfH
Su ldaffen, oo5 i6lieBlid) 5ur ltebers
nabne oteIes olten bertI6en 8ebiets
ourch 6rontreid fiibren iuiiroe. (Sn
Der Stem 2orfer ,Simes' trnt lette
@o6e Gorotbp Sbonlplon @eidid)ts-
flitterern entgegen, Die baopn faIel=
ten, baB iicb oic Soar abtpef]ielmo in
Iran5oiiifem lno oelttiden 8eiib be-
fuoen babe. Sic 1pies natL DaB ous
Snorz z@ebiet NIT ieiner unbeItreitbar
OcutI6en, 9ep0lferllng Itets beutid)
mar nit IuSnabnle Ser 3eit BON 1901
bis 1915, uls es 1lnter Nopoleon, be-
5iebungstpeiie oelien Gbeins9uno
| iton0)
Ser frnn50iiibe 9luBemniniItcr
Sdunan Der al8 ebentnliger Gelt=
! i6er (glIoB- -2otbringeD Seritdnonis
fiir 9eutI6lonos uno belltlf1e Ser
| b1ltrille bat, ftln lebte @ofe nod
Bonn, lrn NIT &an5Ier 9l0enauer Die
Sunr= Sroge uno anOere fran50iiIdj-
bel1tIfe SSragen az beiprecten. Nbtr
aub Shln1on lit @efangener Ger
fran5oiiIden Eolitif l,no fron5oiiider
Mmbitionen - llno oiele lulIen lid)
nidjt beirrCn ourd] sic @eltfriie, Gr
IprnCb in Bonn perltGnoige Morte
iiber sic 9tot1penOigfeit freunoi6oft-
liher Se5ieblrngen 51pilcben 9ertidl-
lono uno Sronfreif mo oie Span=
nung 1p1rOe 5ltn Sell beieitigt. 9lber
81 elmer Gerit1noigl1ng lit es niht
gefon1me1t lno Sranfreih miro 1pobl
zen bisberigen &urs fortieben - trut
Ser ruiiiicben @efabr 1lno Der 8elt.
friie, a1nter ser id)lieBli6 auh oie
| fran5oiil6elr 9lmbitionen in Sherben
geben meroen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21
Die &pten int &Dlfcrbnnb

9lber aller glerger nitbt fcinen
Gelt. glrglano lmo cine 9teihe an0e.
rer Sdnoer baben oa5' rpte China an.
erfannt, l1nb I'M G0lferbllno iprei5en
ii6 bic H,iien unb ibre iSrelmoe, ulS
lel oas 1teue China bereit3 audi ulS
sOtitglieb ser Gereinten 9tntipnen IN,
ltalliert - noer nls bnbc ba5 lebte
Stiinolein Des Golferbunoes geI6lu.
gen, lpenn er Sic @eneinl6uft lnit bel
nellen 0tad)t ablebnt. llno bel mid.
terner 8etradytllng Der Gillge 1pir<
man 5uge6en 1niiiien, ooB Die 0tosfo
1piter nit Ser @rpartllng ser elmer
ooer ser onoern oieler beiOen M6g.
li6feiten inn 9fe6te ltno. ltno Die Gr,
fiillung Der einen ober Ser onoeru
gr1partlng (ooer beioer 5ulurmlen)
tpiiroe nur cine neue 8elt1tiglu1g Ser
Satlu6e biloen, oaB ser Sf5ioent -
europa lno oos linn beripallbte slne.
rita - bas ibn1 anpertraute unS
i6le6t gebraltdte IS5epter ser @elt
fiibrl1ng an glrraiten perloren bot.
9ubei lit bie Gage 1lidt pbne ironi,
I6en geigei6nraf. gbina, 5. +. bas
natio1taliItii6e China inter Gbiona
&ai-ibef, lit zines Der elf Ofitglieoer
bes Siderbeitsrates. Inns es trof li6,
Dob nab oen itatlltenge1l1Ben Sur
mrs Ser dineiiide Sertreter Or. s.
s. Siiang I'M Siherbeitsrat alrgen.
bliHi6 Sen Goriis fiibrt. China mar
in Der Gerga1tgenbeit Elm bo6gea6te.
tes 8lt1lbesrtitglieo, unb cine bon tb1n
eingereidte &lage iiber ruiiii9e Gin.
griffe in ieine Hedte itebt iebt nod
a1tf Der Mgen6e. Mber &uBlaltb fiibr1
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21

Stoaten in 9liten 6rellnbe geipinnen
llno oem &ontmltnisnrts Ginbult &C.
bieten. 9tublunbs 1Gtigfeit I'M noro-
li6en Gbina lpiiroe, nab 9lniid)t a6es
ions, bel Der dinelii6en 8cpolferung
beredtigten 3orn er1peden ltno gnn5
sllien Oapon ii6er5eltgen, oaB Die
piet-ltnion cine imperlnliltiIcIe
Otadt lit. Gtele 5otiobe fonntc nad)
Srn. Ibeion MIR ol1rcb "ll1iiberlegte
Ibenteuer rnlererieits" perolmfelt
perben.
Seine Sbeorien iiber oie pip6olo.
glide, ourf @irtldaftSbilie (vHoint
6our") geltiitte &rieg5fitbrl1ng in
siien begriinOet ser Stootsiefretdr
NIT oen grfabrlmgen IN europa ---
pobei er aber unterlieB, mlf oie lin.
teridieoe 5luilhen Der elrropGii6en
uno aiiatilben Golferplpcbplogie bil1-
5lt1peiIen, ltno NIT fcinen @nrt on-
oelttete, ipie ii6 ser polferfreltnoliGe
Iufbnu in eineln bonn &onlnrutiSnrus
beberri6ten China poll5ieben ioQ !!
Gielleift bufte er an einen @onoel
Oes Wosfau berlhriebenen 0tno Sit
tltng 81 einem aiiatiid)en vSito" -
oe1n Srultnt Der groBen Sbeoretifer
ll1to 8lp6olngen in @aibingtou.
Die d)ineiiiden &pmmnniiteu
ginlhpeilen feblt ieglihes 9ln5ei-
6er, SOB Die neuen WtoOtbaber in
Gbfnn - Die an ben Strippel1 Wtos.
taus bdngen - o1f MIR baS leiIeite
Serltmlbnis fiir Srn. adeions SDeo>
rien uno None baben. &alm udt>
unopier5ia Stlnoen noh ieiner GcSe
Iab lih Ser 'Staatslefret1r eenotigt,
nit Der poaen @1ttbeiBung oes ErGs
iioenten ieine 6ltBerite lln5ufrieoens
beit NIT oem riioen 8ebarcn Der go
ten 5lm 9lusorltf 5ll bringen. Giln
lSreitag be'cDlognnbltten nGlnlicb oie
Roten I'M fraiien @ioerlprlltj mit Ben
Gertragen ppn 1901 uno 1913 Dos
m1erlfaniIchc &onlllat M Heipilg.
Nlu rib oem Stnutsoepnrtcment Bic
@eouIo unO Sr. 9l6eion 1pies one
anerifaniI6en Gertreter III China a1
OuS 2ano iofort 5u perlalien. 9alt
oarallf bel6lugnabmten Die &pnllnl.
nilten au6 fron5oliibes uno bolGnbi,
ihe5 gigentltnt, OoS polferreftlid
internationalen S6ub HnterItebt.
3as Stoatsoeparte1lent brand
lnnrfte 0a5 Sorgeben Der apmnnrni
item nls ueiue flagrnnte Serletltnl
1nIerer Gertrag5rchte uno Ser ele
mentorlten interlationulen 8ebr1ll
| he un0 @epflpaelrbeiten" Nlub in
&apltol ld)Glln1te Oie @np0rlu1g atf
Sic Hepublifaner perIdyGrften ibrt
&rittf Scr oItaIiatiIhen Golitif Ocl
9lOmiuiItration, uno picle crflGrten
Dab 0ieicr lcbte Sniult sic 9lnerfen.
nnng Oes rotten Negtlnes DollitlnoiQ
l1nnoglic) gcrro6t 0obe.
Ger oGr1ofrntild)e Senntor Gcfuiler
bon lennciiee iogtc: v@ir iputcn Oit
(
| dineliid)cn &onm1luriIten ais &erbrc:
cher betro6ten llno uu'boren, NIT ib.
ncn &nnOel 81 treiben. Ter republi.
fonil6e Senotor &no1plano bon GuIi
for1io perlangte ben Giiftritt nQel
alnerifaniiben 8eonlten, sic fiir oit
nrneritoriIde &olitif in China Der
ontlportlid) tparen. Gr erlpdbnte be
lonOers &olton 8rtter1porth, ser
Seiter Ser 9lbteiClng fir fern0Itlihl
Ingelegenbeiten in Geparterent
lmo fiigte bin5u: r@cnn Sic Eoliti1
Ser 6ernoIt- 9lbteillng bon Sefret1l
Qd)elon ge6iaigt miro, oonn gilt ouS
Ielbe audi fir ibn."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1950-01-21
Die Debate iiber China

Sn oieier @tn1oipbGre boll5iebt iid
in 8aIbingtoii oie glusiprabe iiber
Dos bineiif6e Brobler1 a1no Die @e-
fdbronftg gan5 glitens. Mepublifmti-
ihe, aber ald oentofratii6e Senuto-
rem nrtb abgeoronete iiben an ser
Holitif 6es Braiioe1ten a1no 6es
Staatsbepartenlents l,nerbittlidb Sri
tit, 1ttro es tplsrbe iogar Die Sorbe,
ral1g lalit, bob .5toatsiefretdr Mde-
ION 5uriiftrete.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Thief HuIts Basketball Game,
Leaves Church cam PuntsIess

A pants thief broke up a church
basketball game last night in the
second quarter with visit to
the teams dressing room.
The senior Sunday School class
basketball team of Christ Epis-
copal Church was leading St.
Clements of Alexandria 18 to IL
at the church gymnasium, $40
G street Sc, when the looting
was announced.
Pete Daley, 81, of Arlington,
made the discovery when he went
to get a top coat and new jacket
he had left in the dressing room
while he taught church class.
The two articles were gone. So
was $82 that Richard Kimmerling,
18 of 1926 Alabama avenue Sc,
had just drawn from the bank
to pay his tuition at George
Washington University.
Police listed other items stolen,
too: A pair of pants. patch on
right knee, belonging to Clarence
EdmondSon, BIT Alabama ave-
nue. Sc; pants and SIT belonging
to James Shaw, 635 D street Sc;
pants belonging to Warren Broth
erton, 1922 Sixteenth street Sc,
and shoes, pants and 81 that once
were the property of Russell
Arney, SIG Twelfth street Sc.
The boys, all in their teens, were
players on the Washington team.
The basketball game suddenly
Evening star., 1950-03-01
BY George Beveridge

America has moved into an "age
of age" and it's time to do some
thing about it.
That was the case of a Wash
ington authority on diseases of
the aged, who last night took
apart most of the time -honored
ideas about old age and proposed
a brighter life for the Nation S
oldsters.
Take the. adage that you can't
teach an old dog new tricks, for
example.
That" said DR.. Edward j.
Stieglitz, "is a lot of damned
tommyrot, which has caused an
immense amount of HARM
Looks to 1880.
DR.. Stieglitz told doctors at a
District Medical Society meeting
their future job will be to cut
down the "intolerable" amount of
disability arising from chronic
illness in old people.
BY 1880, he said, 40 per cent of
the population will be As years old
or more. In 1900. only II per cent
was that old. Already, he de-
clared. 80 per cent of deaths re-
suit from chronic illness-an in
crease from 35 per cent in 1905.
DR.. Stieglitz said the old-dog-
new tricks adage has given the
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Two Thugs Grab $500
In Liquor Shop HoIdup

Two men held up and shot at
the proprietor of liquor store on
Kenilworth avenue last night and
fed with more than 5000.
Isaac Eisenberger, So, told
Prince Georges County police that
he narrowly missed being hit by
bullet fired by one of the thugs
during the holdup in the
Cheverly- Tuxedo Liquor Store,
1701 Kenilworth avenue. just over
the District line.
Mr.. Eisenberger said the two
men, both colored, entered the
store about 9 pm, and one or
dered a pint of whisky. While
Mr.. Eisenberger reached for
bottle, one of the men brandished
a .25-caliber revolver and barked:
This is stickup."
The proprietor said he thought
the man was joking at first, and
so. instead of lying on the floor
as ordered, started toward a rear
room. A shot that followed was
enough to convince him the man
meant business, Mr.. Eisenberger
added.
The robbers grabbed the money
from the cash register and left
through the front door. Mr.. Els
enberger's son William, Is, who
was in the back room, ran to the
front after hearing the shot and
saw the men leaving in a black
car, police said.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
| Dog Pound Haven
Sought Here for
Evicted Sheep

Sharp ears may discern bleats
among the barks at the District
Pound by May l.
And the grass may be noticeably
taller around the Municipal Cen
ter Building.
All because the two sheep who
have been grazing there are being
evicted from their quarters at the
rear of ats c street NV. in
preparation for some razing oper-
ationS.
The Commissioners yesterday
asked the Health Department te
make available up to $500 fol
building outside pens and shelters
at the Pound for the woody
animals.
They are the sheep the Health
Department uses for making blood
tests.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Aide 10 Fay Resigns;
Had Been Suspended

J. Leon Williams, an assistant
United States attorney, suspended
three weeks ago as the result of a
misconduct accusation, has re-
signed, the Justice Department re-
vealed today.
Mr.. Williams. 36, colored. was
named as a Federal prosecutor in
Municipal Court last October 8
A department spokesman said to-
day that Mr.. Williams resigned
because "he decided to practice
law"
The eX-prosecutor was not avail
able for comment either at his
home, 1909 Kearney street NV
or at his office, 1888 Fourteenth
street NV.
Mr.. Williams said earlier this
month that he was going on a
leave of absence" United States
Attorney George Morris Fay said
today, however. that the assistant
actually was suspended February
8. His resignation is retroactive
to that date, Mr.. Fay added.
Mr.. Fay said the suspension was
ordered when his Office received a
letter from a lawyer who accused
Mr.. Williams of misconduct with
woman.
District Court records disclosed
that Mr.. Williams is one of three
who have been named corespon-
dents in a divorce action filed last
year by Eldridge w. Buchanan
colored, of 1909 Erie street Sc,
against his wife, Constance.
At the time he went on his
leave of absence" Mr.. Williams
said any accusations of alleged
misconduct on his part were false
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Recovered Alcoholics
To Describe Struggles
In Broadcast Series

Recovered alcoholics will tell of
their struggles to stop drinking
during series of radio broadcasts
beginning next week on WMAL,
The Evening Star station.
The series of eight programs,
alcoholism in Washington" will
be heard from GAS to 10 O'Clock
on Tuesday nights. The series will
be conducted by Gunnar Back,
former CHS news commentator.
The programs are designed to
show that the alcoholic is a sick
person but can recover and that
alcoholism is a public health prob
lem.
Leading up to the first program
next Tuesday, five experts on
various aspects of alcoholism will
hold a roundtable discussion of the
problem from $50 to 10 pm. Mon
day over WMAL. Mr.. Back will be
the moderator.
Members of the panel will be
DR.. Daniel L. Seckinger, District
Health Officer; DR.. Leopold E.
Wexberg, director of the Districts
new alcoholic clinic; Judge Walter
Casey of Municipal Court; Mrs.
George Thorpe, chairman of the
local American Automobile Asso-
citation traffic safety committee,
and Mrs. Jane Thorpe Williams.
executive secretary of the Wash
ington Committee for Education
on Alcoholism.
The series will deal with the
Alcoholic Clinic. the work of AL.
coholics Anonymous and other
groups helping alcoholics here.
They will show how alcoholism
is a problem with the courts and
penal institutions. One broadcast
will be devoted to advice to the
family of the problem drinker.
Another will tell of experiments
being conducted here on the new
drug Antibuse in combating
drinking.
Mr.. Back will let others tell
the story. He will interview law
enforcement officials, doctors and
recovered alcoholics in an effort
to bring their stories to the pub
lie.
The series will be sponsored by
the District Health Department
and the Alcoholic Clinic; the
Washington Committee for Educa-
ton on Alcoholics, and The Star
and WMAL.
Evening star., 1950-03-01
Colorado
In Shortage Of Funds
Found Unconscious

A recently appointed State De-
partment official faced with en-
bezzlement charges was in criti-
cal condition in Gallinger Hos
pital today from what police de-
scribed as an apparent overdose
of sleeping pills.
Harry M. Grain, So, was found
spraWled in his room at the Ham,
ilton Hotel last night soon after
he was arrested on suspicion of
taking at least $2,4OO from a Colo
RADIO school where he had taught
English for IL years.
Grain had given up his posi-
ton at the Colorado School of
Mines at Golden during an in