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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

pgfSNc 1sf9 Conc SlES.E 81. 9e.e .vs.S:
43so COM. AvE.-Air-cond. mod.
once bldg: Easy parking. Avail
n1npsa,I im%sa 3 DoWP TTB EN- EM s-7S99
stenographic service available If
desired; parking. Box 474-C, Star.
NV. SECTION. over 700 50. IT.. d.
vided into various-sized ofllces
garkRlns gT' RlssdSt lSt; long lease available.
GEOR GETOwN-s rms. and bath in
newly remodeled bldg; suitable for
doctor or other professional use. Call
MRS. MRS. CIuFFREDA. co. 5-o475.
AIR iS coNp. ~ oFfTcE FiT in lawyers suite.
Attrac. furn. new bldg: excel. loc.
sHERAToNo 8 i 4IS BLDG III l4th st. st.
SILVER nXi ME; spSfNS&About slSSss. 500 M1s %,
it., "a blk. Hecht's and Ga. ave-;
also small rm.. about 2ox2O. ~.
sSMETh1Ne S4R31i DIFFERENT, overlook whs
tnE h1S. PotomseMMod oton 1ao 27storX 6Tisk ,s
GSS sa rms IT, on l:s snd conS
located to everything. plenty OF
ppsskinE psSz Hr m space; a15ss Psss. rent. RE 2
LARGE Or + 1a1is. fs9Sos oSell-lishted. air.
A2afi. aE fgs immed. d. 81. * s-s755. PCT @15 c
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. NV. Available Immediately. De-
ens Sra5e TSSms pHNS tS mssS ySHT reeyre
1Oi7 18th ST, N.W.-several ofrces
now avail. starting at $25: newly
Sscorstssai dee Ssaio immed. occupancy. Can
coNN. sHi s-GSSo' AVE. AND x-1 single la and
mediate occupancy IN this convent
leases. RiDDELL REALTY CO.,
s53a 574o oIknS;cniw Is St; n;w ~. Z 7-79Ooa -.
Fms {0p for studio and v ,snf stTfs .ysi sys
location. To Inspect call LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN b CO., 1415 K st. n.w.,
eos s SI2soHS; S2osG1A AVE. Nw.-1st-tir,,
occup.: excellent location for doctor.
LEO ME- n BiERSsrEIN' i .es: Co. kis kesIs
tors, 1415 .l55.I K nStr st; NV, ME- 5000. ,
heavily travelled area, adjacent to
SafeWay store and large service sta
ton. For further information, call
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN g. CO., l4l5
K st. NV. ME. S-5400.
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-Air -condi-
toned, carpeted suite. consist! of
approx $50 so. it.. located in down.
town elev. office bldg; immed.
occup.: all services included in rent.
To inspect, call LEO M. BERNSTEIN
& CO. 14l5 K ST. NV. Me. $4,000.
T-T TN(s
CHOICE LGE. OUTSIDE OFFICE
$50 MO-. ALL SERVICES INCL.
VICTOR BLDG, 9th AND G PL.
S2OS FENTON ST, Silver SprinE. nr
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NEAR CAMP SPRINGS j..
L-acre site on Middleton lane, !
block of Branch ave. overlooks q
beautiful valley, $4,000 or best
offer. WEST REAL ESTATE, 10.
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SELECT LISTINGs; 1885 26-ft. aux
iliary sloop. sleeps 2, ready to 60,
$4,000; 1910 soft. Owens. Chrys-
Ter engine, sleeps 4, dinghy. extras,
S4,95O; 1851 33-ft. Owens. twin
engines. radio-telephone. dinghy,
many extras, $9.750; 1941 57-ft.
yachts avail, $4,000. Hundreds of
other nStingS.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
Yacht Brokers
800 Maine Ave. S.W., RE. 7-4707
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Small Country Estate

Ql6O N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. IA. 7-7737
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
HOW COULD YOU?

Ask, for more than 4 bedrms.. 3
baths, fun bsmt., in an older brick
Colonial, located only 5 min. from
downtown Washington. Priced at
only S16.95O, with So. 900 down.
ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTOR
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA. $4,000
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

ARLINGTON RAMBLER SITES; only
one SO. from Lorcom lane; 75x140;
3 in row: wooded; restricted; built
BRUMBASk. Ias5Rs1 Sss'ns; k;.altor. "A. aa-sss7.
4S 81 LARGE SS:f fIors, $3.50 each. city va
ter, streets ON grade: sepie tank
aTsa; ADJACENT t. pistsiNet pNsNt Heights
WoobBRiDGE. a11 SH vA:@So acres ez-
tending to No. hwy: nj, new high
school. Ideal for subdividing: very
reasonable. KI. s-6662: eyes,, TE'
BTiIDERs GHISE AND DEVELOPERS atten-
(clean-cut farml-3 miles North Of
RockVille-long frontage on Rte, No.
24O approx. l12 acres gentle rolling
land in grass and sod. Ideal foT
subdivision. Operated as cattle and
hog farm. Wei watsrs9 oGsrn ana rsmSIer 1enSfS
residence Of two bedrooms, guest
house, tenant house. and other build
ingS. Land under-priced at 5000
per acre (plus value of buildings,
you help appraise them; ,,I See @ oy
cESReETG%A tlSHsl siSSSsi - Large level lot
23xl20. Most desirable street. Can
LEGUM & GERBER, Realtors. EN-.
WILL H1gDoGi EXCHANGE or sell 1e lots in
HOLLYWOOD Park. Md, miles from from
N. o. L.; water and elec:; reasonaDie.
JESSE LOEB, Ma. S:2O14. IL
A WEI.L-LOCATED, 31z-acre triangle
with sewer and water, bounded by
va. ave, N. Carolina ave. and Nd.
ave. in franklin Park. Fairfax
County, Va. For further details,
cali M. PAUL HANNON. 1872 17th
st. NV, NE. S-410O.
ONE OF FINEST HOMESITES, in
Mont. Co.-2h acres. beautiful view.
$3.50 or best offer. OIL. 2-6l5S.
rs ACRES TIMBER. 80 miles south
Of D. c., State road, homesite;
SIS, 800. with 81, 800 cash. $76 mo.
LANHAM PARK-75-ft. front. 1s0
$$iIoo down. SIS month. THOMAS F:
HALEY. Realtor. UN. 4-7649. -16
LOTS. 1OOx3OO it., FAIR
fav County. Choice Of z. wooded OF
clear. also Ia acre bargain; See
rd., AZ miles from Anna1dals, TO-
ward Fairfax. VERTAIN COSSF.'
LAKE BARCROFT-Estate sect, level
corner lot 125 by l9O; Terms.
AUERRACH q CO., DI. 7-66Ol.
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SUMMER HOMES
VACATION PLACES

COTTAGES near Blue Ridge Summit.
Pa; week or season; swimming pool.
MIR. DELGADO, Office, Elk. 3-SS22.
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAILERS

INDIAN ARROW 1919; in exception.
ally good cond. Phone LO. 7-3363
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JU. $4,000 TIL 9.
FORESTVITI,E VA

FORESTV1LLE, VA.
Green Hill farm-1O7 well-watered
acres, now used as pasture. Red
brick Colonial residence. built BY
baths, 22-foot living room with f.p.,
dining room 12x15, breakfast room,
beautiful, well equipped kitchen;
deck porch, full basement, oil h.
VIII; 2-car garage. Price, $4,000;
reas. terms. For appt. call Z. H.
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40 MONEY
Location Counts

CLOSE TO TRANsP, SHOPPING,
lifetime cedar-shingle beauty is
est level wooded lots in Falls Church,
and has been COMPLETELY RE
DECORATED: Gift. iv. rm.. sep.
din. rm., lge. equipped kit. with
breakfast space: 3 super bedrms.. 2
~ tie , baths; Ems. bsmt;. GAS HOT
is RIGHT-S21,75O. FLEXIBLE
TERMSl Shown by appt. only. Call
METZLER-Va. Office
IA. 6-7676 3S11 La Hvv
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ABC's, CONTINENTALs. Travelites,
Kropf Cruisers, Streamlites, Rockets.
Schultz. You are invited to see the
largest display Of nationally known
location. You will think that you
are at q trailer show. We need
used trailers. Yon are invited ia
trade now. We also accept automo-
biles in trade. COLES. Washington-
Baltimore blvd. -Four miles north OF
Lauren. Laurel 922 or ElkridRe Ha1
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SACRTFTCE
S14.95O-$15,650
Cool Orchard

brick rambler. Big fireplace, 22-ft.
Ny, rm., full dining room.. on over
II acre. Excellent terms at Sl7,95O
for the military purchaser.
Arthur L. Walters Co.
IA. 7-52OO. 2419 Wilson Blvd.
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE ana desk space
In Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographeT available. Call DE.
DESK SPACE, wyatt Bldg. TIT 14th
st. NV. Attrac. air conditioned Of
nee, $40 per mo. includes reception
iSt. Mr.. Awkward. SHANNON &
EUCHS CO.. 1905 II st. NV. Ma.
S-2346, Ia
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VETERANS

Oa4e N. 2sth st.-open today for
your Inspection. 8 lge. bedrms. and
tile bath. I'd mr.: huge lily. m, rm; Win ~
1pienty Of rm. to feed the kiddieD ::
full basement with outside entr.;
lge. lot on dead-end street. The very
best buy for your money. at only
91S,600. with $4,000 cash REQUIRED;
purchaser: $500 cash required II
FHA is used. BICKLE. IA. 7-S22O.
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FARMS lcens.C.

STROuT CATALOG-Fres. Farms
and businesses: 81 States. STROUT
REALTY, lila Woodward Bldg.
Washington. Sterling 3-3784.
1914 ACRES-$8,96O
Three miles north of Laurel, Nd First
dwelling, bath, electricity. horse
barn, pig Sty, Spring-fed stream.
Excel, soil. Beaut. grove. Possible
6O0-ft. frontage on Rte. /. Soil in
e high state Of cultivation. Some fruit
trees. Owner leavinR town.
w. W. LEWIS. REALTOR
HE. 4-3500. Granite 3-3012.
Once Omen 9 It'll
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$14.750

So, 900 will handle this exceptionally
nice 2-bedrm. brick Colonial home.
having a nice liv. rm. 11.6x17. full
o1n. rm., modern equipped kitchen.
rec. rm.; nice lot; conV. to every
thing. Be sure and see this i'm
mediately.
F. E. MALCOLM
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BoATS

CHRIS CRAFT S-ft. sailing dinghy.
peri. cond., complete: make reas.
o1sr Phone JE; 4.41S5; -16
IT.; dependable day sailer on the
outbosrd auxiliary; sleeps two: fully
equip; large, open cockpit. Located
South River in Selby Bay at Capt.
Dawson's; 5000. OWNER, phone
l8-FT. NBOARDN RUNABOUT; rs
h.p., gray. good lines, IL years old.
leak. sunk and been raised. Terrific
steal at $3.50. NO. 7-6O35. -13
AFT. TROJAN de luxe Sea Queen.
and 14-h.p. Evinrude: new cond.;
compl equip; $3.50 cash, or sell
separate. RE. 7-0265, Ext. no..
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Drive Rv

This eleaming white beauty with all
the charm that modern construction
a honey of a kit. with disposal,
washer, pantry and breakfast space.
Only Ia yrs. old Drive out CO.
lumbia pike through Bailey's Cross
Roads about Ia miles to Belvedere
subdivision. turn right to 93S Ma
plewood DIR. Please call to inspect
NOTE, PRICE Is ONLY S13.5o0
WITH TERMS
GlebeWood Realty
2160 N. olebe Rd., Arl. IA. 7-7737
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1st COMMERCIAL

1st COMMERCIAL
FOR SMALL. BUSINESS
Near Ga. ave- and Ingraham NV
Colonial row brick, with I6x4O
cinder-b block bldg. on rear Of lot.
House has hall, rms. and bath, 2
incl. porches. all-elec. kit, full
and shop. Priced to sen. Call Mr..
Mcintosh. EX.. 3-24S0. Ewes, and
Suns. AE 2-6565,
FRED A. SMITH co.
pA0ltnrc 111A @ n
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

REALLY FOLKS! We need nearby
Md. homes for cash or to sell or
rent for you'll MIR. DICKEY. AP.
7-SO8O.
MOD, clean 3 or S-bedrm. homo in
good D. C. or nearby Maryland To-
saslSn sianfis, Sc s:sb preterFsd' MFs x nSys snh
2-S136 or ST S.7363.
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CLARENDON
1136 NJ HERNDON ST.
1Ox113 it., surrounded by large park
ing area. An ideal spot for almost
any kind Of business. Can be bougflt
for So 50. #. or best offer. J. WIN.
STON. owner. 2216 N. Glebe I'd.
IA. 7-610l. Ia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
COUNCIL OF CHURCHES PROTEST
By BETTE ELLINGTON

The Detroit Tribune received correspondence rom
he Detroit Council Of Churches IN their protest sgsihs'
senator McCarthy and former hef lnN esgalor b. Mat
ihevs We have every reason 90 believe ha' the Minis
,rS are right Because the Protestant terg and Onurehes
n America haze stood beacon light, Tor the salvation
~ mans righ worship cod. free born eilzen IN
81 oan way And me Protestant charehe, haIe stood of
he Grand and glorious Fafherhood Of God and the oroin
.noad 4 man Tor many rtar,
Th. Writer having been horn INTO family ~ " r.
era9di.'- ded b} JOIN N'sef and chri'tened vhen
4 ,erv Yong abl and aiter marriage. oin"d Baptl>t
calcn ard ut mere fobvcone deNoui student OK mrs
i >ccNe, sto.'o keeW 't about that Tor which real
Professionalism .tstd. And - could not let the emporium
f nas- n'hasr seakiAg 3p' th those who have given
q fsa' 'e Ease onoNn and understood for the better
aait of repft aud the triumph 81 Christianity Al
rho en tn tnc s~ - years ta'mg been student OF
hgistiai efU, " are lfofc>tant too. e}cn il we
do h3e N ergs And cannot belle, the honest
Protestant erq ho becoming more and more spirit
aiy b.ra gear after Wear 20 be communSuc inclined
"l'rlere~s Is fhe laH ~ tod
And Yele}c MOST pf those We know 70 be God
caring eaee- VIVA foil az Chrisi Jesus tho Savior
So tho rG a,i ao' inspired Of communism
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
By JULIAN wYcrU

ton Of every tenant and
landlord. Ii means that not
only must receptacles be pro
vided by ordinance, but thai
they must be used even by
the passer-by.
From obSer> aiionS il is
established that many have
net even heard Of the phras 90
that Cleanliness is next 10
GndlincSS. while others feel
that it is the Job Of the land
lold 10 see that units are
cleaned and in reverse the
landlord feels that the ten
ant should tidy his own liz
ing quarters.
Perhaps a near solution
would be a rigid and more
frequent inspection Of these
housing units that are Of
Tenders. This is only posi-
bic by hiring additional
healih inspectors.
Lets hope the cleanup
budget includes such an item.
Certainly this is a habit that
should be happily taken-up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18


From Jordan went to Syria. There we were I'M
pressed by General Shishakl He is to develop the
of his country which substantial Thus the
living standards Of the Syrian people could be raised THIS
would enable them TO receive more refugees INTO
a land which relatively is sparsely populated
From Damascus. the capital of Syria, we motorcd to
Beirut the capital of Lebanon The road took over
mountain range with refreshing in sharp contrast
to the heat of the desert plains
You will recall that Beirut is the home of the Amcr
University which has educated many of the Arab lead
Of today President Glamour Of Lebanon talked to us
of his high hopes for his country and pointed to the role it
might play. representing uniquely meeting Of East and
West.
Leaving Lebanon for Araq. flew the Tigrs
and Euphrates Valleys This the site of the Garden of
Eden. Under its ruler. King Fasal-who visited the
United States last SUMMERTIME Government of rao is be-
ginning develop these valleys and their former
productivity The from the oil production
being largely directed to this and other construction pur
raq be- and desires be- the granary much
Of this part Of the world.
In Saudi Arabia received by King lbn Saud,
the great Near Eastern figures of this century
pcuous in his dignity and singeness of purpose He is
good friend Of the United States he has shown by deeds
Our policy will be to recprocate this friendship In Saudi
Arabia Americans and Arabs working together good
fellowship in the oil fields Of the country II is good
relationship.
Continued next issue)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
Fear No Evil
Continued from Back Psss)

storms or any form of de-
struction? Let God command
our thinking faculties. and
il is of the truth. so help us
God. that we will not have
destruction. disasters. wars.
woes and diStresses.
Speaking Of the Weather
We are taught in Christian
Science: God controls the
weather" Yes, he controls
everything in the universe.
The question may arise, now
where then do we come in?
Believe here is where we
are to do our part. BE still
and know that | am God"
saith the Lord. And when ]
say we, mean every indi-
vidual living on earth today
can begin to change his
thinking about God, man,
and the universe. Mankind
plants seed in the earth, and
cultivate them, but they
grow of themselves, and
many things grow very beau
tiful that man did not plant.
So. as mankind thinks, so is
he. LAS a man thinketh in
his heart so is the man. says
the Bible. And it is the duty
of the human race to Guilt
vate thinking in the way OF
righteousness that is toward
loveliness. kindness. charit-
dbieness. faithfuIneSS. and
above all love. for the great
est thing in the world is spir-
itual love-" God is hove"
We believe living unto God
means living unto good. And
living unto good has its own
tendency to destroy all evil.
Christ Jesus speaking OF
himself after the Resurrec-
ton. "Go We therefore and
teach all nations. saying. all
power is given unto me in
heaven and in earth. Teach
ing them 10 observe all
things whatsoever | have
commanded you. and 10. am
with you always. even unto
the end Of the world"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

This amount would call for .
yearly budget of 81 million and
il recalls a similar proposal
made by Julius J. Adams. which
also calls for a yearly fund OF
81 million. In his book. The
Challenge. A Study in Negro
leadership" Mr.. Adams says:
Certainly. the Negro has no
organization or groups OF organi-
cations which compare even rel.
atlvelv In size, potency or
strength with those Of the Jew
and certain other groups.
1T seems, therefore. that the
suggestion that Negro con.
ference be called 10 discuss the
formation OF single. strong. we'll
organized and capably coord-
mated group or council. is not
entirely inappropriate al the pres
eni time.
IN CONSIDERATION or the present
needs OF the Negro. within his
own group. and quite apart from
his activities in the field OF in
terracial relations and interracial
cooperation. il would seem that
such an organization should be
divided into al least nine separate
and distinct departments. each
headed by Secretary whose sal
arv should not be less than Sl0.-
400 year
These departments might
function under the following
titles: Business and Finance.
Civil Liberties. Health. Labor.
Industrial and Farm Relations.
Education. Juvenile and Child
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
WHAT THEY'RE YZNC

not getting a "fsir shake" !,
renting for their money. com'
mon Council is planning a com.
plete investigation.
To what extent this inve,s.
CATION will 90. no one know,
That IL is needed is concen,u.
OF opinion Of many landlord,
and real estate agencies. who
are supporting contentious a,
tenants. that rent charges In
the City Of Detroit in msnv
instances. are outrageous.
Here is hoping that those land.
lords who have not been a.
with their tenants. Will Get n.
book thrown at them. And !,
the same time. those who nav.
increased their rents commen.
surate with reason, the conxen.
FENCES offered, as well "a n,
economic ratio will be gwen con.
sIderation and compllmen'ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

Things are happening
around Hastings street area !
Not that they haven't
been up to now, for it has
been long used by coined
ians and the sporting world
as the identification-tag of
where you find the most race
members Of the Motor City.
It's the mainstem or thor
oughtare for them and is A.
llkened 70 Beale Street in
Memphis. Rampant in New
Orleans. Seventh street in d.
C.-all commonly known in
the paragon as the main
drag.
Along the main stem,
ore is told. in the small bis
tros and in the dimly-light-
ed dives can be found any
hing or anyone the heart de-
-lres. No matter the mood
or the item sought. one can
get it along Hastings. the
frcQuenter claims.
It's the utopia, the meet
ing place or the escape
nest for the masses. II has
a heart and a soul. It's the
hallow ground where emo
tons run rampant, where
one cruises a chick, finds
solace in combining to a
Minister, purchases the war
es to dull the senses, or ex-
plodes in violence as the
vents Of passion let-loose.
Hastings is ghetto. but
then it is a heayen-on-earth.
II is a place Of memories.
then place to obilerate
mentally Still it gives one
Importance. a feeling OF
Identification. a feeling Of
belonging. That's why num-
erous song writer's and bards
have found it an exciting
subject for their talents.
But, things are happening
around Hastings street area
II is too early vet for It's
characteristics TO change as
forecaSted by the cutting Of
an eXpresSway through IT,,
but now il has lost one Of It's
infamous boasts. That Of Of
ferinp the toughest an d
bumpicst coach ride in town,
Since the main frequent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

der the Korean CT Bill night
law courses are counted as
pari-time training. and may
not be measured as more
than ihree-quariers time.
Are there any exceptions?
Ayes. Night law courses
approved as full-time courses
under standards sci bv the
American Bar Association may
be considered as full-tlme
training for purposes Of the
Korean CT Bill.
O.-How much money will
VA pay veteran taking
correspondence training un-
der the Korean .GI Bill?
Ava will pay the csiab-
llShed charge which the cor.
reSpondence school requires
non-vetcranS 10 pay for the
same course.
O.-MaY l take institutional
on-farm training under the
Korean CT Bill on a part
time basis? / want TO get o
job in a factory in a nearby
town the rest of the time.
A.-Under the law. instIiu-
tionsl on-farm training must
occupy your full time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18
4co,ns 10 Oak Trees

ers to the area for recreation
have to travel to various sec
tons of the city to places Of
employment, they readily
know that the coach ride up
Hastings was the worse ex-
perience possible.
One guy stated that the
businesses along the end Of
the route were ever stocking
up on items advertised main
~ to bring temporary relief
TO after-effects Of iolting and
rough-riding. Another call
ed the bus route a proving
ground for would-be horse
back riders.
But, that's all changed
now. For not only are they
covering up the trolly tracks
and resurfacing Hastings,
but connecting Beaubien and
ST. Antoine as well. All sore
~ neglected possibly because
they are in an area bulging
with race tenants.
One could even go so far.
as to state that the area
doesn't seem the same. for
he maneuvering around
one-foot deep cuckholes and
the sitting Of body as a rider
TO lessen the jolting Of the
car has been SO long prac-
tice that it is almost auto
matically performed when
motoring or riding the coach
in that area.
Know, however, that it is
habit that is being happily
put-down.
Meanwhile, Mayor Cobo
ordered department heads
TO work together n a drive
to clean up Detroit's streets
and alleys.
This means a combined Of
fort by the Department Of
Public Works. and the Po-
lice and Health departments.
The campaign seeks TO reach
into every section Of the city
and is bolstered by a $500
600 budget item which spcci-
fcally calls for more street
cleaning equipment and per-
SGnnel.
This drive can not be
success without the coopera-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1953-07-18

Welfare. Politics. and Lssisls-
lion and Law.
In addition to this secretars'
there should be board of dire
tors and an advisory board. The
board OF directors tone memoo
Of which would be the managing
director with the rank and p.
Of a department head would
raise the annual budget. vim
in turn would be adminstclea
by the managing director
THIS ANNUAL budget should
be not less than Sl,000,O00 snd
part OF il would be contributed
to relief and welfare societies,
some to established Negro or
CARNATIONS. and the balance ~
be used for the work Of the new
organization.
The advisory board would be
made up OF experts in the various
fields Of science. art. business and
law. upon whom the department
heads could depend for advice
and guidance in technical prom
lens. research and statistics Win
the exception OF the managing
director. the board OF directors
as well as the advisory board
would serve without pay
Each department head would
have as his chief responsibility
the task of interesting TO the
people OF the world. the Ne
gro's position in the United
States and his relation to the
general population.
1t is a fact that the American
people. and the peoples in other
parts of the world have, in gen
eral. a decidedly mistaken picture
Of the Negro in America and o.
the part he plays in the counifys
affairs.
Much of this is due 20 vicious
propaganda. but il is also true
that il is partly due TO the Ne
gro'S own failure TO make
serious attempt TO tell his own
story.
"For example. at the presen'
time. and for some time past
there has been considerably DIS
cusSion regarding the Negro
health status.
The Health Department OF
this propo sed organization
would study this condition win
a view toward sseeriainins 10
just what extent unfortunate
economic conditions. and lack
of training contribute to ms
situation. and then work oui
q plan for combating II. even
TO the point of suggesting 70
the Legislative Department ms
steps be taken 10 secure Leg"
lation in the various states sno
the United States Congrs" 10
correct the problem.
The same procedure would -
followed with respect to Juveni'
and Child Welfare. Business
Civil Liberties. Education anu
Politics.
"Upder the auspices of the Se,
retariat OF Education. there wou''
be set up the machinery Tor w
cational and scientific guldan''
and interracial cooperation