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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
VACANT

30 II there are any defects. they
certainly can be detected in this
custom designed. U-shaped rambler.
bound. A floor plan so popular; hall
entrance. large iv. riu., baby-grand
size. with flrepl. and picture win
dows; state-siZe din. rnl., Piant kit.
with dishwasher; 3 splendid bedrms.
master has pvt. bath bsmt.. stair
way to attic; magnificent lot. 75x
200. with huge trees First-cla SIS
neighborhood. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Phone "a. 10000.
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$13, 6O0-4 BEDRMS.
$500 DOWN, ST. MO.
BSNIT., 2 BATHS
Only Is min. to town; q CT special
with all the above features plus
E large sep din, rma Call Mr..
r RiEfas {E sq " f shRE EiSs0G SALES
OPEN SUN, TO5
9723 Wichita ave. Hollywood-2-
bedrms... liy.. rm.. din. rm:. kit.
full bsmt.. outside entrance. fenced
in yard; Sl2,500. Assume ground
rent. Reasonable down payment.
Va HR1s6 5l2% ia :. .. EVERETT ROB-
Y 2PEs f gEFfkFME ! TO p RAEk
Close-In Brick Rambler
comfort; tree shaded level lot a
blk; to bus. shopping: near pa
rochial. elem. schools: . minis. to
D.. c.. line: large front porch: .
twin-size bedrms. master bedrm.
unusually spacious); fireplace mod
attractive heated attic; full bsmt.
with outside entrance; cluhrm.:
FLA loan. BY appt.. call Mrs Kohn.
RA. 6-S943.
900 ELM ST.
tout New Hamp. ave. ext. past Ethan
Allen / pix. turn left at Devon
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co.
Realtor, 1924 14th ST.. AID. 4-2005
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HousEs FOR sALe-vA.

RETIREMENT HOMES. priced from
h ar sent erAiry suF re- a i eTss
SP0TLESS! Ready to move inl Two
st sSse dF5S Under ss~t s sta Outside Sss
flexible terms. Payments less than
ckRRoLL BfSkLE: "a. 7-ss2SS. Ms
BIGGER THAN BIG. = Four "more-
than-twin- size" bedrooms. IN tiled
breakfast rm.. 14xl3 den or music
rm.. attached garage, full bsmt |;
level wooded lot. A distinctive brick
and-Stone. cuStom-styled beauty in
choice NJ. Arlington area. Nr. bus.
shops and both public and parochial
schools. Honestly. MOST OF THE
BEST we've been able to find. A
real down,to-earth value at only
ARTHUR L. WALrERs CO. IA.
7-53O0. Open evenings. -
6-RM. (3-bedrm.l stone. brk. ram
bier: storm windows. mod; kit, gar
base disposal. firepl., gas heat. large
b rSnt and rear sar Sc with ga5den
$SSS.S75 mo- e" which Incl. principal,
Insurance. Located So1 Jackson
st.: Falls Church. Va Shown by
ASHTON HEIGHTs-Nr. Bucking-
ham Shopping Center. lovely Cape
Cod. 8 rms. Diet. .brk.;. 1St flr., bed
rm.. fireplace, oil h.-w:h.; IA baths:
sisy ,;,,,, must sci ! - Priced sis.7So.
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Lmmac. 2-bedrm. bungalow, featuring
full bsmt.. stairway to expandable
attic: level lot: only $4,000, FILA
financing; reas. down payment. May
go CT. Call Mr.. Radcliffe.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE
41O8 Edmonston Rd.
UN. 4-15l5 or WA. 5-0515
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B-14 THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c.
NDAY, FEBRUARY Z, 1854
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ATTENTION GIS

ATTENTION GIS
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS. S14.9bO
located in this close-in cow. area
liv, rm., dining room. kitchen.
bedrooms and bath; side hagstone
patio with awnings; full basement
with recr. nm. and bar; eas heat;
comb. storm windows. Price has
been reduced for quick sale. Call
and sun, xD. 2-6565,
FRED A. SMITH co.
Realtors. l1l3 18th st NV.
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AURORA HILLS
3-BEDRM. FRAME HOUSE, in fine
location; Just 5 min. to Pentagon;
living room with fireplace, dining
room. kitchen, full basement; good
size lot. PRICED TO SELL AT
$ l5;50o ,, WITH ! MONTHLY S6 PAY PAY.
Call DANIEL z. RAGALIE, Realtor
OF. 4-9410, ia. 7-1223. -
ENGLISH COTTAGE, S14,500: old
brick, white roof. 2 bedrooms. at
tached. garage, expandable attic.
FROM D. C.. II miles south on shir-
ley hwy. to Rte. 644. Right 3 miles
to Rolling rd. right Ia miles to
Homewood Sub. Lot 8. Stewart st.
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CT
APPROVED

Vets, you've not waited in vain; Just
approved by the VA, . 2-yr. -old Co
condition; large liv. rm. with firepl..
sep. din. rm.. powder rm.. kit. with
dishwasher. disposal and best range
and refgr.; full bsmt., 3 big bed
rms. side screened porch; modern
new Grade school Just across the
way. Priced under the market at
Sl9;225. 109e cash, Call ia. q
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$3.50 CASH
2 REDROOMS

style. on a wide 7lx135 plot
smart paruuet floors throughout; ex-
ceilent equipment in kit, plus
washer. Tiled bath. Assume $1,000
4es loan. Total payments about SS5.
incl taxes and insur.; ] '~E pos
session. Real opportunity mere for
renter, transient, or investor.
Phone ia. 10000 and we'll drive
you to the home.
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ST 500 DOWN

Quincy Manor. mr.. Cheverly: immac.
3-bedrm.. 2-Story, / h-bath. semidet.
brick home with full bsmt., knotty-
pine rec. rm.. hobby rm.;. Anchor
fenced lot: close to everything; ex-
ceIlent financing. Assume 40 loan.
81 500 DOWN
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CONVENIENCE

Is but one Of the many features of
this all brick home, formal din. rm.,
screened porch with jalousie win
dows bright kit. with disposal. full
large bedrms. and ceramic tiled bath.
On large tree shaded lot completely
fenced. ASKING ONLY $4,000.
WITH 1917 DOWN TO VETERANS.
2 blks from Arlington Hall and ex-
press transp To inspect: Out
Ar blvd. Route 500. left on Glebe
open sign.
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S4,950
To Close an Estate
4 BEDROOMS

Plenty Of space in this house. Room
for families or rent out upstairs,
full basement. , porches: lot 100 by
200: Gear garage and workshop.
With So 900 down payment owner
will hold entire trust
WO0nSInE BEATTY co Ap r-1hnn
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OPEN | To +

End ave. Forestville. Nd. Three new
2-bedrm. bricks with expansion at
tic All modern improvements. Full
bsmt S14,50O $1,000 down. And
many others. Must be. seen to be
appreciated. Sun. and ewes, Ii.
1885.
WOOD & MITCHELL
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S14.95O

Fo this large and immaculate q
bedrm. rambler located in a fine N.
Ar area Every room is large, the
lot is level and q short walk to new
school and best transp. Will 60 Gil
OF assume present large GI-FHA
loan. THE OWNER SAYS SELL IT.
So hurry out Lee hwy. to N. GUAM
tico ST., right to Goth. left to Rock
ingham and right to 2643.
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3 Bedrms., 2 Baths, Den

A terrific buy is this new brick
rambler with q. full bsmt. and car
port large level lot. with trees.
Short walk to parochial and public
schools. ASKING ONLY $22, 500.
Broad st. CRoute y 70 west st..
right on West st. and follow our
arrows to open house.
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N''' LAND Dc HILLS

Hyattsville--4 bedrms.. stories, mr..
public and parochial schools: gas
h.-w.h.; only $4,000; balance one
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NEARBY MD. HOMES

1NENIGD MD. TUNED
We have homes ranging in price from
S6,S50 up, down payments from
$500 up. low monthly payments.
Let US help you balance your re-
quirementS and your financial
capabilities. Our statesmen will be
happy TO assist you. OAKLAND
REAL ESTATE. 7I24 Marlboro pike.
District Heights. Md. RE. GLASS.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
$500 ston. h Ss5l.r A .tnssfs%
center hall. s bedrms.. 4 full baths;
h.-w.h. Can be air cond. Finished
rec. rm.. 80 IT. long. Barbecue and
patio. buckingham slate roof. All
service, for sale by builder
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
TexarkanaRef
to Open Colleges

TEXARKANA, Tex. - Twelve
Negroes have applied for admis-
sion TO Texarkana College and
have been refused on grounds
that state-supported institutions
made no plans to admit them
during the l954-55 term.
Dean u. p. Akin said Today
the Negroes. all graduates OF
high schools in Tsxarkana. APP
peared at his office Yesterday.
Akin said he told the group
that the college is a part OF the
Texas public school system and
that the state commissioner, j.
w. Edgar. had instructed all
Texas school districts to plan for
continued segregation during the
l954-55 term.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Court Decisions
Spur NAACP Units

NEW YORK.-Spurred by the
Supreme Court decision banning
segregation in public schools,
local units of the NACCP stepped
up their membership campaigns
with several branches exceeding
their goals.
With two more weeks remain
ing for ifs campaign. the De-
troii branch has passed the
5000 mark. The Los Angeles
branch has enrolled 1850 nee
members and is driving toward
a goal OF 5000. Cincinnati con-
eludsd IFS campaign with 4sll
members.
The Pasadena. Calf, pranch
registered a so per cent increase
over TIE 1853 membership and
now has l,2ll members. the larg-
est number in its history Dr..
/. p. English is president of the
branch and c. Edward Singer.
campaign director.
Down in Texas. the San An
tonic branch under leadership
of Emerson Marcee, president,
and T. f. Gilmore. campaign di-
rector. enrolled 1904 members
as compared with 1900 IN 1858.
Branches from all sections OF
the country will report on mem
bership campaigns and Fight for
Freedom funds at a dinner meet
ing at the 45th annual NAACP
convention in Dallas on July !.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Texas Methodists to
Integrate Units

FORT WORTH. Texas. - The
Southwest Texas Conference,
which met recently. voted 10 ac-
cept all races m all Conference
institutions The vote was with
out a dissent IN this southern
white conference OF the Meth.
odiSt Church.
The original resolution. present
ed by the Rev. Sherwood S.
Davis. chairman Of the board on
social and economic relations,
would affect only Methodist hos
pitfalls, colleges and homes. ON
motion Of the Rev. Ben WEIGH.
pastor OF Cokesbury Church. San
Antonio. it was changed TO in
cludc all Methodist institutions
in the Conference.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

The AcLU recommendation
was made on the grounds that
the Virgin Islanders are almost
unanimously opposed" 10 the
bills. "as is the American Virgin
Islands Civic Association. the
largest organisation OF Islanders
on the mainland. and the
NAACP and ourselves"
The ACLU released a letter
from Roger N. Baldwin, its Inter
national Work Advisor, to Senator
Hugh Butler, chairman OF the
Senate Committee on Interior and
Insular Affairs. which said that
municipal councils OF the Islands
were considering proposal
which should result, as in Puer-
to Rico, in much more careful
consideration of a form of gov
eminent suitable to the Islands.
representing a far wider area OF
agreement than now.
Our view" Baldwin asserted,
us that since the revision Of the
Organic Act is so strongly oppos-
ed in the Islands and among Vir-
Gin Islanders on the mainland, a
further effort should be made TO
see il these difficult problems oil
administration cannot be better
resolved"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Detroit Rolls OsSf
Carpet For Emperor

ton: Il think the US Supreme
Court decision to end segregation
in all parts of your country won
the praise of the entire world
The colornul 6l-year-old mon
arch landed at Windsor Airport
at 10 pm. Sunday after flight
from Montreal in a Royal Can
adam Air Force plane
Several hundreds cheered as he
was welcomed by Windsor May
or Arthur j. Rcaume, and tens
Of hundreds later when the 30
car greeting party arrived at the
Prince Edward Hotel
Reviews Troops
Monday about $50 am. the
Royal party reviewed Canadian
troops on the Windsor approach
to the Ambassador bridge, then
was given a 2l-gun salute as il
crossed into Detroit.
In the Detroit welcoming par
" were co-chairman OF the re-
ception committee: Walter Cisler,
Detroit Edison president; Seldom
r. Daume. Detroit Trust presi-
dent. and John c. Dancy, Urban
League director
An honorary degree Of doctor
OF civil law was conferred by
Marvin l.. Nichuss. vice-presi-
deut of the University Of Mich
igan. on behalf Of President Har-
Ian Hatcher who was attending
meeting at Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity.
The citation to the emperor
cited him for sagacity and cour-
age in his desire TO gain collcc-
tive security among the nations
Of the world. and the valiant
participation OF Ethiopia's Kag-
new Battalion in the Korean
conflict which .haS built an en-
during monument before the eyes
of the world.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
2-Year Probation
in Auto Death
Nets $3.50 Fine,

Kenneth Parker convicted OF
negligent homicide in the death
Of a passenger in his car last
Nov. 81. was fined $3.50 last week
and placed on two-years no
driving probation.
A salesman, who lives at ISL
Buena Vista. Highland Park. was
accused Of speeding 20 miles an
hour on Smile Road when he
made right turn onto Wood
ward and crashed into car
driven by Harmon NJ Webb. 1867
Albany.
Lewis Trcece. "a. $50 Adams.
a passenger in his car, was kill
ed. Parker stated that he had been
on a business trip when he saw
Treece and a companion hitch
hiking and stopped and picked
them up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Reuther to Get
Force Degree

WlLBERFORCE. Ohio -Four
outstanding Americans VIII be
honogcd by Wherefore Univer-
sitv AT the June 10 commence
mcnt exercises
President Charles L. Hill an
nounced last week that the
commencement speaker. Walter
p. Reufher. National President
of the CLIO: Rabbi Rudolph
Rosenihal. notable Cleveland
Jewish leader; Professor Cla-
renee Wright. Associate Profes-
sor of Anatomy al MehaTrY
Medical School,. Fisk Univer-
siiY; and the Hon. Noberf T.
Selizer. Assistant Law Direc-
tor Of the City OF Cleveland.
will receive honorary degrees.
President Walter Reuthcr is
being IGNORED with a Doctor OF
HumantieS Degree for his dy-
manic labor leadership and ms
many Humanitarian contributions
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Waits IS Minutes
Outside Registration
Stations Openings Set

Outside Registration Stations which viii be open "eune
da, June 80 Thursday July and Tuesday July from Il
noon TO pm.
SCHOOLS:
Coolidgc-Woodmont s. OF Plymouth
Alumford High Wyoming and Santa Clara
Pcshing High-E. Seven Mile and Ryan
Tuddiman- Southfeld. NJ of Warren
POLICE PRECINCT STATIONS:
No. 2-W. Vernon and 2lst
3Hunt and Dubois
fort and Green
5-McClellan, N. OF Kercheval
6-McGraw and Braden
7-Canfeld Z. of Chene
8-Grand River and 18th
9-John r and Bethune
0-Petoskey NJ OF Joy Rd
ll-Davson and Conant
l2-Seven Mile Road, w. OF Woodward
l3-Woodward and Hancock
l4-Schaefer, N. OF Grand River
l5-Cratiot and Conner
LIBRARIES:
Benjamin Franklin Branch. McNichols w OF Gratot
BEDFORD Branch McNicholas S. of Grand River
Jefferson Branch, f. Outer Drive NJ OF Warren
Chase Branch, w. Seven Mile at Archdale.
FIRE STATION,
Engine House No. 81. Hart and Jefferson.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

arrived at 9 am. and escorted the
emperor TO the platform as a
band played the national anthems
of the United States and Ethio-
p'a
Before some 1000 persons.
Mayor Cobo hailed the monarch
for the courageous fight for
freedom that he and his people
had made in 1895 against MuSso-
lini and hrs Fascist forces.
About five minutes later re-
ception was held in City Hall par
lors where the emperor shook
hands with some 100 civic lead
ers of several races and creeds,
aud stated that his reception IN
Detroit surpassed all his cxpecta-
items.
Praises Decision
During a brief press conference,
ne opined on racial discrlmina-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

This policy was fought bitterly
by the three Negro School
Board members who wanted the
merger 10 take place this fall.
However. the School Board de-
ieaied the move.
Then il went into a closed door
pow-wow at which was voted
unanimously to accept the plan OF
School Supt. Hobart NJ Corning
which calls for a gradual deseg-
rccation
The Corning plan permits all
children regardless OF race. the
option TO remain in their present
schools until they finish elemen-
tary. Junior high or senior grades.
Since Washington suffers from
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Canadians Hear
Detroit Pastors

Dr. A. 4. Banks. J pastor Of
Second Baptist Church. was one
OF the featured speakers before
450 commissioners of the United
Church of Canada at the 3Oth
Annual London Conference at
incoln Road United Church in
Windsor from June Ia
Dr. Banks spoke twice as the
Order Of the Day al high noon
TUESDAY and Wednesday Other
guest participants were Dr.. Wal
ion f. Cole pastor OF First Con
grcgaiional Church and ID Henry
iint Crane pastor Of Central
Methodist Church both Of Detroit.
Both Dr.. Cole and ID Banks
ale past presidents OF the De
tlot Pastors Union.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

overvrowding in the Negro
schools for Negro children out
number the whites nearly > TO /,
24O0 children will be transferred
Immediately TO the white schools
TO relieve their situation in tins
Tor September
Meanwhile. new boundary lines
for the 1863 schools OF Washing
ton VIII be announced as soon az
they are established. Once this IL
done. overcrowded schools VIII
be adjusted as soon as possible.
According 10 Supt Corning.
;his arrangement will prevent
schools from opening in CON
fusion IN September. In nv
opinion the slight delay involved
IS essential for the order work.
ms out OF this complicated pro-
gam.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

Following brief platform cere-
monies and q parlor reception at
! CITY Hall The royal party drove
70 Ann Arbor where he received
IN honorary degree, then to Lam
Sng whore he was welcomed by
lNoie officials.
Accompanying the emperor
yNeFe the youngest OF his three
sons Prince Sable Selassie Halle
Selasac IS, and his 2l-year-old
granddaughter. Princess Sebla
pesa
Waits IS Minutes
Confusion Of the time had the
tll'r Sung in his limousine on
ne Font street side OF City Hall
,e' about 10 minutes waiting for
Na'or Cobo and his party to ar
I've
According to schedule. Cobo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
FREE:TW0 SUSPECTS
OF POLICE GRAFT
Fourteen
Bound Over
For Trial

Samuel Johnson. 55l
Chandler, and Mrs. Matte
Ware. BIB Field. had their
cases dropped last Thursday
as accused members Of the
numbers house whose activ-
ity resulted in the police
graft grand jury.
Another man also had his
case dropped, however.
Ia other persons were
bound over for trial be-
fore Recorders Judge o.
Z. Ide after a Today ex-
animation, including Ed
ward (lndian Steve) Ste
phan, SIS, GAS St. Josafats
Court. chief defendant and
operator Of the accused
numbers den.
All will go to TRIAL on eonspiis cy
Ia violate state gambling laws.
and face a maximum penalty Of
FIVE years Imprisonment Bonds
were continued o, from $500 -
$1,000 each
Appeal Sentences
Meanwhile. suspended Patrol
man Lee Roy Murchison and
Gotham hotel co-owncr IQhA. J.
White, both sentenced for cor
tempt OF court. through the,r
llwyers are waiting for the s,s,~
Supreme Count TO rule on Their
appeals.
Their attorneys contend that
Grand juror John p. O'Hara was
prohibited bv a one man grand
jury statute from sitting as trial
Judge IN any case growing out Of
his grand jury operations
Judge O'Hara said the leeis-
laiure. in cnactinG the statute,
had mo right to interfere with
the inherent light OF Judge to
punish fos contemptuous actions
committed in his presence
Started March is
The grand jury WAS invoked
after 10 Woodward Station pa
uolmen and three wee bureau
dc tectves were suspended on
basis OF reports they had been
accepting graft from numbers
facketeers last March rs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Urge Disc Jockeys
to Help Decrease
Youth Rowdyism

the Mayors Committee on Chill
dren and Youth at q luncheon
June 9 al 1890 pm. at the Lucy
Thurman YWCA.
Other business will include re-
ports Of effectiveness Of pla-
cards on public vehicles to I'M
plement lis program and accep-
lance OF letter daft TO be sub
mitted to the Administrative
Committee OF TIE parent com
nittee which will urge boosting
OF the needs of youth IN an area
rather than supporting one city
department against the other.
Future business includes pos
sble use OF radio and TV spot
announcements and a program
designed to closely knit integra-
ton between school and recrca-
tional personnel at the plan
ming table.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Nabbed at Robbery,
Trio Get Long Terms

Three thugs. who were cap
tured at the scene Of holdup BY
an off-duty detective. started 4
to-l5-year terms in Jackson Pris-
on last week.
Recorders Judge George Muir
ply melted the sentences to
Rance Hunter. 33l Owens: Will
liam Jones. 26l9 Beaubien. and
Chester Webb. 2i35 Illinois.
The trio was captured by Oct.
Steve Radulovich soon after he
saw unem commit the robbery al
Gratiot and Hastings on April 10.
Total Of loot was SIS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
By JULIAN c. WYCHE

the City of Detroit rolled out its red carpet Monday
forming to give lusty welcome to Halle Selasse. dminu-
i've emperor of Ethiopia and his party of seventeen.
Although his slated half hour visit in half
confusion of the citys eastern standard time and
daylight saving time in Windsor where he stopped
overnight, the Lion of Judah expressed surprise
the cordial welcome
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

The city's disc jockeys, long
favorite with young people are
being urged to help combat juve-
nile delinquency and boost COM
munity activities through the
medium Of their broadcasts.
Their aid will be sought by
the Area Sub-Planning Com
nIiiiee for Youth sponsored by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12

When the 2eih Annual Mich
igan State Elks' Convention
meets in Detroit. June 1870. il
will be the first time in sew
eral years that Detroit has been
so honored. Heading the con-
vention will be Bro. B. v. Greg
DRY. State President. d.. Grace
Bryant. State President. and
DIT. Thomasenia Harral. Co.
General Chairman. Promising
TO be one of the largest con-
venfions in State Elkdom. il
will be held at the Academy OF
Arts Building. ITS (. Ferry.
Highlighfs include Thursday.
June II. Health Program. June
Is. Oraforical Contest; June
18th. Grand Ball. and June
10th. Parade at 2 pm.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Washington Decides on
Gradual Indignation

WASHINGTON tCNSlThe nations capital which
itself model for the OF the 10 ate i,S
schools has decided abolish schools sweeping
step for this fall Instead Washington viii the program
2 -gradua- ehangc
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-12
Liberties Union Urges
vi. Charter Deferments

Liberties Union called Congress last week
defer be submitted
vsng the civil government charter OF the Virgin Islands