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Evening star., 1953-01-15
State 10 Lift Roads
AT Peace Cross 10
Prevent Flooding
By Gene Goodwin
Stor Staff correspondent


ANNAPOLIS, Jan. IS. - The
roads at Peace Cross will be
lifted above food level, prob
ably by the end of this year.
That was the assurance given
yesterday by Gov. McKeldin, who
referred to the oft-f1ooded Peace
Cross as "the States disgrace at
the Bay of Bladensburg."
The Governor said the State
Roads Commission will hold a
hearing on the road-raising prof.
ect within 80 days. probably in
Hyattsville, but so far as he is
concerned, 1.-The project already
is underway"
He as much as said the hear
ing would not deter the State
from the project.
There's not going to be any
more shilly-shallying," he de-
clared. .. ...-
Once the work has begun, the
project will take about six
months to complete. It will cost
about 100000. The roads will
be raised from three to five feet.
The Governor disclosed State
plans for eliminating the high
water traffic bottleneck at Peace
Cross. after comforting with
Senator Butler, Republican. Of
Maryland; Representative Small,
Republican. of the Fifth Mary
land District, and three Prince
Georges County delegates-Wil-
liam R. Hughes and j. Frank
Lillard, jr.. Republicans. and
Perry o. Wilkinson. Democrat.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
japanese Truins Late,
PASSENGERS Get Refund
BY the Associoted Pres,

TOKYO, Jan. 15.-Every time
q japanese express train is more
than two hours late, passengers
get a full refund on their
tickets.
That policy cost the govern
ment railroads more than $500
in the last three days because
heavy snowstorms delayed trains
on the Tokyo Osaka main line.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

night, followed by colder in ex-
treme west.
Virginia-Some cloudineSS and
mild tonight, low 46-54. Tomor-
row rather cloudy and mild with
scattered showers in west por-
ton in the afternoon and in
east portion by night, followed
by colder in extreme west by
night.
Wind-South southeast, 4
miles per hour tNational Air
port at 1915 ann.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
'eIsell|IoWerDisc
ID. {. Problems With
COMMITTEE Chairmen
Continued From First Page. }

not believe that the end of segre-
cation in the National Capital
can be accomplished tomorrow
or by fat"
On this subject he remarked
also that Gen. Eisenhower has
respected the authority and pow
ers of Congress as the legislative
branch of the Government.
This question came up because
Of declarations made during the
presidential campaign by Gen.
Eisenhower that he believed the
last vestige of segregation
should be eliminated from the
Nations Capital.
Didn't Recall Remarks.
When these Eisenhower dec
larations were recalled by news
men, Senator Case said he had
no desire to be evasive, but that
he did not recall exactly what
Gen, Eisenhower had said and
first would want to see the direct
quotations.
Questions also were asked as
to whether the appointment of
a Negro or woman to the
Board of Commissioners might
be made.
There was no clear answer on
this. James c. Hagerty, Gen.
Eisenhower'S press secretary,
answering direct question from
a reporter, gave the customary
response:
when appointments are to be
made we will announce them"
Senator Case said he would
push ahead with the seven-point
District legislative program he
announced last Sunday.
The top item on this list is
proposed legislation to increase
the size of the Board of Com
missioners from three to five
members. When he announced
his program Senator Case said
he hoped an increase in the
board membership would create
room for a Negro and a woman
member" He also noted that
more than a third of the Dis
trict'S population was made up
of Negroes.
After today's conference with
the President-elect, however,
Senator Case said his statement
had been somewhat misconstrued
in some quarters to mean that
necessarily a Negro and a wom-
an would be named to the en-
larged board. He said today he
believed this desirable, but that
the extra two commissionerships
would not necessarily be for a
Negro and a woman.
Another point in the Case
program, calling for the election
Of a non-voting District delegate
in the House, was approved to-
day by Representative Simpson,
but with a substantial enlarge
ment.
Favors Three Delegates.
Mr., Simpson, in private busi-
ness an automobile dealer at
Carrollton, ILL.,. said he was for
a District delegate but thought
there ought to be three of them.
In consideration of the size Of
the District population and the
enormity of the city's problems,
he envjsaged a man-killing job
for the delegate if there was
but one Of them.
What do you want to do. kill
the mani" Mr.. Simpson asked.
New appointments to the
Evening star., 1953-01-15
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Increas-
ing cloudiness, high about IS
this afternoon. Rather cloudy
and mild tonight, low about so.
Tomorrow mostly cloudy and
mild with scattered showers
likely by night.
Maryland-Some cloudiness
and mild with scattered showers
In west portion in the after
noon and in east portion by
Evening star., 1953-01-15
Roanoke Cancels Primary

ROANOKE, Va, Jan. IS (R.-
For the first time in many years
Roanoke will have a non-parti-
san councilmanic election in
June. It'll be the result of a de-
cision last night by the city
Democratic committee not to
hold a primary in April.
Evening star., 1953-01-15

st a t e m e n t:
Our commit
tee will ham
die legislation
of vital i'm
portance dur
ing the 83d
C o n gres S S.
The Federal
p e rSon n e ]
p r a c tic e S
must be i'm
prov d and
we must take
action to re-
store the con-
fdence of our
Evening star., 1953-01-15
The Federal Spotlight
Carlson Vows Fair Treatment
As Senate CSC Group Meets
Bx Joseph Youno

Chairman Carlson of the Senate Civil Service Committee has
issued statement promising Federal employees far and friendly
consideration and cooperation from this committee"
AS the committee for the first time yesterday Senator
Carlson declared that Federal personnel practices must be i'm
proved He said the committee will do work of vital Importance
during the next two years. *~-------~---
Evening star., 1953-01-15

Tonight half of the Nation except for Florida
Southern New England will have rain and The
half of the country will have generally fair weather
urres in the Central and Northern Rockies
mild in the Eastern States and turn
Northern New England 1t will be colder from the DakOas
Great Lakes southwark to Texas the Western
and Oklahoma. -AP Wrephoto.
Evening star., 1953-01-15
River Report.
(From U. s. Engineers.)

Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
raodoffe E11ryevl
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11
Ike ConuraiuIates
DC. On Anti.
Seureuafion Ban

WASHINGTON D z - fCES
President Elsarhg~er wrote d
i-ier q Eove-De- 51--. 70 San
sei slencaE 1-esden. 1t ire
Board O. Ccm-1isaonz-z eo1Ezt-
Hating him for the recent order
orohih,lrE Discrimination II g
lew Dz--r ~ Ire city government.
Wrote Ike Dear NJ Spencer
"nen ! returned t0 INV office
mis- morning 7 found your letts'
u November Is ! had OF course
previously seer the rewEzue-
accounts % tss p7oFre-s sou have
made toward ending racial dis
cr'nirafir- r. ths Dist--t ~
Columbia BAcsuEa t1a Dss-rr~t
7- 7rH- 90 exclusive Feds-s'
ll-is'i~-ir- ? Fenr- srf- --rv-a=r
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'o7--=--r'7''r-- Wiz v-srr- -er-
sana' -~-7-dF Sincerely. D=iEt.
So Ban page fear
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11
Christmas Parade

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11
Conway Couple
Won First Place In
Balancing Farming

NJ ard Mrs Alphonse Fusacr
Raute z Conway. we- E~s, naare
III thc State Nome cwuer IN.
rravement division at the sas.
snoe Farming r-oeTsr1 ey fN.ia~e,
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with IRE local caunty eStenSsor
agents for Negro Work -s1e
plans called fox co-1plcte renc-
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horne was rsvare5 Cor safety and
stands m ne C,l3 rake cor'
PURITY as q result demonstration
- telicwlre wen planned pro.
gram.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11
Protests General
Role In Jim Crow
Sct,ooA Ceremony

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court Hears Jil1cro School Case
Board OF Trustees ofAB.C. Issues Statement

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Negro Schools In Helena District
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11
Marshall Presents
Arguments For
Negro Parents

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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11
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Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1953-12-11
NOW Urges Local
Councils 10 Prepare
For Court Decision

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Evening star., 1953-11-29

Sixty-one miles south of
Lynchburg is Danville, with one
of the largest bright-leaf tobacco
markets in the world and home
of the famed Dan River Mills.
Nearly 100 million pounds of
cotton are consumed annually
in the making of sheets, per-
Evening star., 1953-11-29
To North CuroIino's
Raleigh and Durhum

Gales, pillow cases and other tex
tiles at these great textile mills.
Durham, N. c., SIS miles from
Danville, is the home of nearly
140 diversified industries. Nearly
so brands of cigarettes are man
ufactured in Durham.
Durham is the home of Duke
University and its famed Blue
Devils of the gridiron. The uni
versity'S student body is spread
out over two campuses of about
1000 acres. In periods since
1889 it has been known as Union
Institute, Trinity College and
now Duke University. The latter
name was conferred in honor of
James B. Duke, who endowed
the college with $40 million. The
chapel Of the university has a
210-foot tower and carlton
of so bells. The largest bell
weighs nearly 6 tons.
Fourteen miles southwest of
Durham is Chapel Hill, where the
visitor can see the University of
North Carolina, oldest institu-
ton Of higher learning in the
State. The Observation-Disclosures
son bell tower has IL bells and
duplicates of the chimes at
West Point. N. Y.
Raleigh, the capital, is % miles
to the east of Durham. It now
has a population of nearly
10000. The city was the birth
place of Andrew johnson, 18th
President Of the United States,
and the small, frame structure
in which Johnson first saw the
light of day has been moved
from its original location to the
campus of State College. The
hall of history, in the State
Education Building, is must"
for travellers who haven't already
seen its historic exhibits.
Wake Forest, north of Raleigh,
is an attractive college town.
Henderson, N. c., 26 miles
north of Wake Forest, is a large
tobacco market and industrial
community. The tobacco auc-
tion sales from September
through December always attract
interested spectators. Nearby is
one Of the largest tungsten de-
positS in the country and mining
operations are producing about
500 tons daily.
Evening star., 1953-11-29
RESORTS.
BOCA RATION, FLA.

80
SaES
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Anyone
for Dinner?
Word dOes get arouud,
We know. But HttIe did
ws SASteet that sren
in far off Zanzibar
they'd heard aboHt
our kind
Of mtormaI Hping.
While r0e re not qaite
as casual as ow
friend abope would
Indicate, we bare
fonnd that moSt folks
really wslcome
the absence Of stufy
rules about bow
yOu muSt dress.
Ind, Of course
there ar: those wbo
appreciate The fact
that here at
B0ea Raton they
enjoy more opportunities
for happiness
and diversion than
they eOer suppose
existed.
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HOTEL AND CLUB
BOCA RATION, FLORIDA
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