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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

ACCORDIONS, new and used: priced
from S19.95 up; great reductions in
elarinets. trumpetS and all musical
instruments: J. TENDER, 913 D
St; n,nS;wG., RE 1f35ass ~ ..
strstors; drasticalIy reduced for
cash. Also tremendous savings in
used and rebuilt models. Hurry
while they last. CENTRAL, 3019
rf,h & MACHINE e; Wales: 90 900 90
ssas9RasotS uS SK 6DeFs sig 1 fGRd H.
MACHINES, new and used.
$50 and up: Guaranteed. CEN
TRIAL. 2n19 14th st. NV. -27
AIR CONDITIONER. Chrysler Air
sofa with slipcovers, s35; sofa bed,
AIR CONDITIONERS- of
nationally advertised line of fur
naces and air-conditioners has sew
eral discontinued models at ware
house prices. AD 4,5413 3d.. -2 ga.
Il LAMPS son also Lenox China set; ster-
AN hT Sfef w Ssf STS s Walnut; ex
cellent condition. All calls to be
made Sunday. RIA. 3-S529. --2h
from old Southern home:
furniture, choice cut glass. pressed
glass, pewter: also objects picked
UP on extended European tour.
373S N. Pershing dr., Arlington,
ia. 7-6464. -26
ANTIQUES
Do not sell your valuable antique
china. glass. furniture, etc, before
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP for expert appraisal.
6640 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
III 2-2727 RIA. 3-760S
APPLES, 200 or more bushels; $500
takes all; select varieties. WA.
APPLIANCES - Washers. ranges, re-
frigerators, ETC.: rent or buy; So per
month; full guarantee. DOWD'S.
EN-. 2-7300. AIS Conn. ave.
supplies, live Daphnia,
TubifeX, micro worms. Our specials
this week include. Angels, clouds,
Acaras. many others. See our
Angels with babies. Open Saturdays
AZURE AQUARIUM. 1907 I4th NV.
BABY CARRIAGE, Thayer. de luxe
model; practically new. excel. cond. !;
$50. TIE 6-4S41. -26
BABY CRIB. double drop side. birch.
S14: bassinette sized crib, $12. Both
with innerspring mattresses. ia.
--0363 -26
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RUG CLOSE-OUT
Imported Persian .desisn 9x12 ruEs
ORIENTAL RUG MART !.

ORIENTAL RUG MART :
1908 G St NV. NE s-0fre
SADDLE TANKS, f21 l25 gal. ea ch:
good sond;, $50 each; 1124 FloIids
SAX, tenor, very good cond. SIS5.
6 e. !. ike s;s. new; so@Pl With sstts
SCREEN, Japanese, 8 folds. gold leaf,
circa, 1740: sacrifice. Call JE.
SECRETARY. mahos.. $40: cone.
table. mahcg.. with glass top, Si6,
Both excel cond. 10. 5-3lg5., :,
SEWING MACH. SALE---Singer port.
able, S35: Singer console, S89. 30
3S12 Lee hwy. IA. 2-4914.
SEWING MACHINE, International
cleo, console, new, 500. Ewes. To
MACHINES. overstoekes
sin SIN: Whites e desks consoles
feather-weisht portsbles. choice
500 SO, .others, less. 1913 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES. reconditioAsd
portshles. SI9n5 and up. SINdEH
SEWING CENTER, S4l1 Ga. ave,
Silver Spring, Md. ~. 9-sS44
and Rondolas, also stain.
less steel checkouts, also eleettia
checkouts. all types Refrigeration
equip: new and used; selling out
cheap: remaining in service buisneSs
only. PRICE REFER. CO.. 3400 Ga.
ave NV. TU. 2-2636.
CONTINUED on Next Paes.J
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, CARPENTRY, PAINT
ING, paperhanging, repairs; free es-
Inmates. DULANEY, JU. 7-54S4.
ADDITIONS and remodeling of all
types incl auto heating BY de-
pendable contractor Easy terms.
TRI-STATE. tn 2-667S. 80
PORCHES. jalousies.
complete remodeling service esti-
mates free; all work fully guar,
No money dn., 80 mos. to pay White
mechanics, SECO SALES, JU. s.
3010, EN- 2-S749 day or night
ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS
ia 7-6T7O ST. $4,000
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BEDROOM

bEOhOOM
Don't buy before you visit US,
as we guarantee you positive
savings of 300 to 70%o on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
Fine maple double bed. chest. double
dresser and mirror. was S129. 80
now $50: fine blond bed. double
dresser mirror and chest. was
mahogany double bed. double dresser
mirror and chest on chest. was
$199.50. now $144.5O: solid mahog-
any and solid cherry at lowest prices
in town. Fine mahogany or maple
beds in all sizes. were $3.50. now
$3.50 Guaranteed full 39-inch
sa 9slsg' bed was 500 so now
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention. Open Thursdays til 8 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. co.
GOT 7th ST. NV, Elk. 3-6742
THE SAMPLE BARGAIN
STORE OF WASHINGTON
DEEn COUnEhS. new ana useo, excel.
in service business only. PRICE
REFGR. CO., 3400 Ga. ave-, TU.
2-2636.
BICYCLES 100, boys, girls; 26 in;
S15 ca. 1898 Rhode Island ave. ne.
lin rear. Sat. and Sun. only. --26
BICYCLE, Raleigh English racer, s.
speed gear; sood working condition;
$40. Call after pm. weekdays:
all day Sat. and Sun. NO. 7-37S3.
BICYCLE, boys 10 IN; good as new;
beginner's wheel avail: S215O. JE.
4-5054
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

YOUNG MAN-To learn selling in
old established jewelry firm: must
be industrious and dependable; EN-
INC. DI. f-IO34. Mr. Edwards. 30
YOUNG MAN twhite), messenger,
once and warehouse work: 5-day
week, high-school grad, drivers
license; opportunity for advance
msnt to Intelligent. willing worker
YOUNG MEN. with cars. We will
train you in television seryicing.
Immed. comm. State exper.. age.
Box 415-A. Star. 80
OPPORTUNITIES college
men and white collar men; full or
part time in our sales dept: aver
nent; no canvassing. For appt.. call
OF 4-6963, 10 to or to pm.
WHITE MAN. stock and inside sales
work. steady man. 5-day VIZ. c. E
BURDELL CO.. 3746 10th st. ne.
Wash. Natl. Airport mas open
ing for qualified man, age, 25-30.
Must have high-school education.
airline eXper. preferred but not
neces. For appt. phone RE. 1887.
after $3.50 pm. Il
YOUNG WHITE MAN to work in pet
shop. One who likes animals, exper.
in care and feeding OF animals pre-
ferred bu. not essential. Good sal
airy. For interview phone KE. 7-l2i ).
UNUSUAL POSITION for a married
man with a car to represent ma
tional direct safes organization that
offers immediate substantial earn
ings opportunity. Permanent. Write
Box 474-A. Star. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
FIJRNITTIRE

USED. IN EXCELLENT CONDITION
Sofas, SLABS up; lounge chairs, SO
up: bed springs. $40: mattresses,
SIS; end tables, S4.95; floor lamps,
stands. So; scatter rugs. S2.SS
FURNITURE TRADING MART, 215
King St. Alex, Va, XII. S-9S00.
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

BE A RADIO ANNOUNCER. Americas
finest training: Job guaranteed.
new fSsl IA cIAs sass'f In TIPPING, Short sSo
BOYD SCHOOL tEst. IS yrs.J cor.
g and 18th; Inquire Ma. s-2340;
RROADCASTING starts fall term
Sept sspss e. Job Getting courses
WRITING. PRODUCING FOR RAJ
DIo AND TV. Enroll now. Call DE,
ARL. PIANO STUDENTS : Albert
ones mus 5: s cnsInnat s Con
ners and advanced students for per
theory IA. s-33O5. 81
RADlO-Tv REPAIR. 16-wk. evening
gsaFy T Rsd9 & scE weekly NJ S ~ 81
wkly.; II wks. ewes. Sc wkly. Guar
anteed course. Easy ABC system.
TEMPLE SCHOOL, MA. s-325s.
FRENCH AND ITALIAN LESSONS by
native Italian teacher: degrees in
grammar. and for conversational. Oh.
2-2936. between 10 and IL am.
STENOTYPE MACHINE SHORTHAND
10000 words per min. Free stereotype
machine TEMPLE SCHL. Ma. S-325S.
POSITIONS OPEN Accountants.
S75-S125 wk. up; Jr. accuts. with
tipping S6a to SS5 wk.: stenog-
secy., S65-SS5 wk up; typists to
$50 VIZ; beg and rev. courses. all
subjects now starting small classes.
BOYD SCHOOL. cor. 6 and 18th.
FRENCH-Private instruction by
highly cultured diplomats widow.
AMERICAN PIX receipt. school. Al
job placement service, 1919 F NV,
Ma. S-4142 DE. ..5973.
BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIONS. ac-
counting. bookkeeping courses; day
and evenings. Enroll immed. Top
salary positions. BOYD SCHOOL
Test. 3S yrs.l cor. G and 18th.
Inouire MA. S-2340i.
MODEM TRAINING In beauty cul-
ture: all subjects taught: approved
for CT training; Gay and evening
LEGE 1910 G st NV. DI ~ 762
GOVERNMENT needs today TYPlSTS
stenographers. beg. and rev. courses;
80 yrs expr. Enroll today BOYD
SCHOOL. cor. 18th and 9 sts. (NA.
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18th and H SITS. NE. Ii. 7-e4oa

REFER, SerVel gas, z Gu. IT.; GOOD
cond. For sale cheap for best offer.
AID. 2-5453 after 100 pm.
REFGR., GE, Gu it.. excel. cond.:
Magic Chef gas range. excel. cond,:
all-wool hook rug 9xl2. Just cleaned,
like new; 2 bows bicycles. 20 in,
$40: - in, S25 Phone WO 6-6726.
ROOFING COMPOUND, suitable Tor
any kind of roof; O-year guarantee;
easy to apply; 5-gal cans; 75c per
gallon while it lasts. Call Ia.
RUGS, set of o; wool hooked, early
Colonial design, in soft colOrs. New,
never used. . rugs 3x5, rug AXE,
] Sx10, 9x12. May be seen al
NAzARIAN BROS, 1928 Wis. avs.
RUG, SKIS Administer rug. cocoa and
belge. 500; l round walnut table,
SO; boys gabardine topcoat, size
Is. SIS. 10. 7-S333. --25
RUGS, Oriental, Persian. Chinese;
moderns, antiques; moderate prices.
RARE RUG SHOP. 2427 18th st. nv.
RUG, 9x1!. green wool twist, with
sleep chair. studio couch. reas. WO:
6-la5T. week ends and ewes. 90
RUGS. 9 by l2i ! green. J American
Oriental; both for 500. XII. S-IfAb
26s
RUGS-Broadloom burgundy. isxfs;
less than half al Sl@5, Chinese,
Sxlo: $3.50. Both unused Oh
4-2s72. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

TYPIST, college graduate with physi-
cal sciences BACKGROUND and IBM-
PSM experience preferred. Work for
research organization in Bethesda.
Write fully TO 20. Box sos. Be-
thesda. Md.
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SlTUATIoNS-MEN 6 WOMEN

NAN AND WIFE, colored. wishes part
time evening work, cleaning Office
building or store. honest, reliable,
refs, ia. 9-34O4.
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GIRLS-TRAVEL CALF.

This winter-age under 25-leaving
immed., hotel and food pd. while in
training. Cir. sales aver. earnings
ST. 80 wk See MR. E. H. MASON
Cairo Hotel. No phone calls, IA
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FURNITURE-MUS SELL IMMED
LEAVING COUNTRY

LEAVING COUNTRY
COMPLETE HOUSEHOLD; 4 mos. old.
Incl. 19-cu.-ft. freezer, Whirlpool
twins, rugs, etc. JU. 5-0249. 20
iron dinette set.
S37.50. WO. 1864. after pm.
table. 8 chairs, $40: small round
wrought iron frame. 81 each: port
able double tub. So. JE. 4-O46T.
ga
drop-leaf mahog.
dining table. S175; pr. Hollywood
beds with covers, holsters and pil I0S
antique slant-top desk. needs repair,
cover. $50. Cali so. 5-655s. --23
FURN.-2 beds with excel. inner
springs and mattresses, . chests of
drawers, vanity. Must be moved
Bargain at S65. NE, $500, day
time or JU, 9-25l7, ewes. "a
FURN. - Duncan Phyfe expansion
table, mahoeany: mahogany, china
cabinet. chest Of drawers. dresser,
to be made Sunday. RIA. 3-S529.
dble. bed, box springs
and mattress, SO; velvet rug and
pad; ax12, S35; holster and Phi!co
cabinet radio, So ca; Launderette
3-S5S0.
suite. wal: consists
of bed and spring. dresser. vanity
chifiorobe. chair, bench. RIA. STAG
FURN.-Sofa. . large chairs, gate
leg table, chiffonier, desk; reasonable
for quick sale. WO. 6-7445.
dining room suite, $50;
2 rugs. 9x12, $50 ca. EN-. 2-6547.
FURN.--Mahog. finish dining rm.
set, excel. cond. Also dble. bed. sprg.,
mattress, night table. Call RIA,
f1sS49 IGF a rm ch se SEE pr custom
made Grapes; ] Queen Anne table;
/ 6x9 taupe Administer rug; good
cond. Reas. Ma. s-2630. Ext. 7uS.
FURN.. coil spring, spring matt,
dresseS rg mirror chs vanity bench
FURN.-Rugs. books, twin bedding.
misc, reaS. leaving city. 14lS Som
erset pl. NV, Apt. ca TU 2-.125S.
FURN.-swedish custom-made liv.
f a set sved ASH S oaS oak a Sad f fnarf
table; best offer. EN-. P-9344. -26
FURNt-Studio couch. twin beds, up
holstcred chrs., day bed buffet, .tbls.,
rugs; reaS.: Sat. 1-5, 1915 Allison
st. nv, cor. 18th. WO. 6-364S.
GAS RANGES. new used. installation.
PEERL ESS SALE CO.. 2237 Georgia
ave. De 2-55ti,i.
GAS RANGLS. new used: repairs, oil,
coal. wood ranges. ACME STOVE,
l0ll eth NV, MA. S-So52
GAS RANGE, Estate . ovens; excel.
cord.: cost new. S215; viii sacrifice.
305 Lafayette DR.. Alex, Va, Holm
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BATHTUBE. built-in. SO. Basins.
toilets. pipe. BLOCKS. NC.
1910 Baltimore Ave. Wa. T-55O1
l746 Lee Hwy. ia $4,000
BEDS. HOLLYWOOD; antique mahogany
pier glass: refrigerators. Sat, sun
days only. 8 !. overton lane, Coles
vile. 26&
BEDS. maple bunk beds with built-in
desk and shelves, innerspring mat
tresses, year old: $50 complete
JU. 9-47S4.
BED, single, mattress and springs.
metal. modern style, $25. Ewes, tn.
2-7270. IA
BEDS. H.w.. $25: sofa bed. S35: tbls..
So: Wardrobe, SIS. 81. $3.50.
BEDS, GOVT. SURPLUS
Bunk beds with mattresses. complete.
S29.50: single maple beds, spring
and mattress. complete. SCI .95; 80
in. Hollywood-type bed with mat
tress. complete. SIT .95; 60x42 wal
nut dining tables. S1495. N.
FRANK q SON. Ala 3rd st. NV.
Elk. 1894.
BEDRM. SUITE, 2 twin beds rugs,
tables. sideboard. wardrobe, other
misc. household items. RA. 6-1376.
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MARRIED MAN

For responsible sales position with
large national distributing organi-
Zatlon: neat appearance; no invest
ment; car essential If you are
available Immediately, see employ
ment manager, 10 am. to IL noon,
17n2 DIXIE ST AlnY
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OFFICE FIJRNITURE

400 DESKS. WOOD AND STEEL
TYPEWRITER DESKS, SP. SI3 50
TABLES. CHAIRS, FILE CABINETS
FERED AT SAVINGS UP 70 75Ss.
FREE TEnR RE44yERY 6r ANR P Rhflfp
500 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
HOUSEKEEPER

Live in. pvt. upstairs room.
Care for ] child. age 3, u DAY
Thurs. and every other Sun.
off. Other help employed; $40
per week. Must furnish health
card Must be able to cook.
If interested in exceptionally
fine home with happy work
ing atmosphere; please call
Ii. 6-3972.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
TOUGH JOB

Four neat young men. 1928; travel.
sell, advertising campaign covering
Is States; about So wk.; exper.
adv See MRS. MARTIN, Harrington
Hotel. 10 am. to q pm. No phone
calls. No cutters. "a
VETS, TRAVEL CALF.
This winter-age under 2S-leaving
immed Hotel and food pd. while
in training Cir. sales, avg. earn
ings S7f so wk See MR.. E. H.
MASON, Cairo Hotel. No phone calls.
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CLERK-TYPIST
PART TIME

PART TINE
Young woman, 21-35 yrs. Of age. to
prepare tapes for our trans-luX
signs. Hours: 7:30 ANIL pm;
Mon.-Sat. Permanent position. Ideal
for housewives. Apply Personnel
Room sos: open weekdays S:30-5
and Sat. a-12. No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24
MEN
65-7O YOUNG
TAO W ST.

LARGE Washington organization can
offer light work to few men now
drawing social security benefits. We
welcome applications from men liv-
ing in the following areas: College
Park, Md, Langley Park. Md. Ros-
SYN. Va, Conn. ave. NV. Position
involves employe time checking,
light storeroom work, etc. Salary
would not conflict with social Sc
curity regulations, and includes 2
meals daily.
For interview write Box Ola. Star.
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OFFICE FURNISHINGS

NEW NONJI ION
Royal elec. microtype long carriage
typewriter, custom made: wire
recorder: ] top grade executive
desk; | secretary's desk and chair:
steel filing cabinet and additional
items. Call OIL -Hh36 p
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DESKS

DINING ROOM
Don't buy before you visit us,
as we guarantee you positive
savings of 20% to 1919 on
new sample closeouts. Look
at these bargains:
Solid limed-oak extension tables and
leaf and 4 chairs. we're $3.50. now
so: fine limed-oak ext. console
and 3 leaves. was .S109.50. now
S54.75: genuine mahogany drop
Many more bargains too numerous to
mention. Open Thursdays till 9 pm.
GREAT RAPIDS FURN. CO.
n n
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ATTENTION

COLLECTION AND CONTACT MEN
We have an opening for (2) expert
enced collection men. 25 to 40 yrs,
car and maintenance furnished;
plicant; outline ability and expert
ence in first letter to Box 26l-A,
Star IA
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NEEDED, 4 MEN
WITH CAR

To do public relations work. Ex-
cellsnt working conditions: pay
above average for work of this type;
must be neat in appearance: 40
canvasSing or selling See MIR
REED. 410l Suitland I'd. Sc.
Wed, Thur. and Fri, IL am; to
pm "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-24

FENCE, CHAIN LINK
stalled. Big savings. LII. 10000;
ia. S-0442. SP 3-670S I'll pm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Deny -
CONTINUED from Page u


OF March II, 1852 was IN effect
Recommend that racial dcs-
ignation for public housing be
discontinued
The ordinance provision cited
was Number 736 r. Section 6-b,
last paragraph Of the Commission
on Community Relations The
Commission shall seek correct
situations which Il inds to be
endangeging the peace or welfare
OF the community oi 20 be unjust
and discriminatory through neso-
tiation and education
Mayor Cobo made reJecuon
three weeks ago Of John Field
now director Of the Commission
on Community Relations in To-
ledo. because he was not resi-
dent Of Detroit, along with Mis-
Whitby.
The Council expressed aston
lshmcnt with the statement al
trihuted 10 the Mavor limiting
the selection Of Director 70 a
resident Of the city of Detroit
and minimizing the need for pro
icssional qualifications. Thcsc
cri,eria the Council stated. would
have 10 be regarded as hinder
ing rather than helping the selec
ton OF qualified director.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06

The death rate for Detroit last
yen was considerably lower lean
the average for the nation.
DR.. Joseph C. Molner. com
missioner OF health. says The
estimated death rate for De-
iroii was s.3 per 1000 poPula-
ton compared with 9.6 esfi-
mailed by the United States
Public Health Service. for the
nation.
The Detroit death rate has been
consistently lower than that for
most other large cities. The 1882
rate is the last year available
for most of them These include
Detroit, 81. Cleveland, III, Bal
timore. III: Boston. ll6 New
York City 100
In Detroit. there was a saving
Of lives in 1858 over the record
of a year previous from the fol-
lowing causes pneumonia tu-
bcrculoSiS, poliomyclltls, measles
and accidents.
The pneumonia rate was
brought 10 an all time low OF
1868 per 100000 population. In
1852 IL was 22.0 and five years
ago 3l.2. The number OF deaths
from poliomYeliiis was lower.
The rate was l.8 per 100000
population compared with 81
in 1882.
The tuberculosis rate was The
best ever achieved here. II was
100 per 100000 population com
pared with 1913 last year and
3D. iuSt.livc years ago
Fatal accidents were fewer.
the rare was a3.7 per 100000 pop
ulation compared with 357 last
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
ina taelMtlss.

ing facilities.
Ia Detroit. however. Mayor
Cobo revealed two weeks ago
that he rejected Mis- Beulan
Whllby as applicant Tor director
OF Commission on Community
Relations because She was chair
man OF the Community SERVICES
division Of the local Urban
League winch sought 10 open
puhsc housing projects 90 all
regardless ~ race or color
Acc ding TO Reginald John
son. me Leagues Director of
HOUSING activities. the E4eennoW T
cr statement recognized that the
."mneliy' housing market IS not
limited 10 low income housing,
and Observed a ned for dilgcnt
governmental attention ~ po~si-
bic misusc ~ the >ium clearance
p.oarou
II ne urged that mote pr-
waite mortgage finance be cn-
couraeed Tot good, wen located
Site So that the slun clcnancr
psolDHm will not develop INTO a
Negro clearance device lac
added
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Senators Warn
DC. Transit Go.
To Hire Drivers

WASHINGTON. ID. {. (CNSi-
With Senator Wayne Morse The
Independent from Oregon, had.
ing the fight, Senate transii Ia.
vestigatOrs warned the CAPITAL
Transit Company that il was IN
TO the company 10 hire Negro
bus drivers
Furthermore. Morse ihrett.
ened that he would sponsor
legislation 10 require II 10 be-
done il necessary.
10 ming Morse in the statement
al the last Of a series OF hcarinas
on Washington transit conditions
were Chairman Payne Of Name
and Senator Beall of Marylaed
They are all members OF ut.
committee Of the Senate DAfnn
committee.
The Senators ultimatum caro-
ritter hearing from the prcdcn,
e. the TlanSli Co.'S union-Wd.
In j Ricrwaeen. For the PIC. !.
dent Of the company. J A. 81
BroadwatCr has repeatedly stated
tlat the company would no, ira
Negroes il rs employees objected
And Bicrwagcn has persisted that
the employees would object
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
Ladies Council Hits
Broker Proposal

WASHINGTON The Ma
unual Council of Negro Women
through lis president Mrs. Vii
liam + Mason. Joined mounting
opposition to the Brckci Amend
mcnl last week IN "a letter to
President Elscnhowcr. c.tng the
resolution mode apdnst passage
of the proposed legislation by the
Council in ITS last Biennial Con-
vcniipn
While Section OF the Bric-
ker Amendment. affecting tho
treaty making powers OF The
President. is tho most publicizcd
issue OF the controversy. the
National Council OF Negro
Women views with deep con-
Germ the less talked about pro-
visions of Section which will
in effect. restore 10 each OF the
4s states the power TO nudity
within their own jurisdictions
treaties made by the Federal
Government.
we ave too painfully conscious
of the effects upon minority
groups in traditional exercise ol
States rights not To- 500 darccr
sienals ia This lcenlalion" Ms
Mason stated "fhl- feature a me-
rcdouhlcs on opposition 90 pas
sage Of the BROKER Amendment
TO say nothing % iis other OBJ
Jcciinnahlp features
In Mr.. Ma ON letter hc COM
mcn.lpd hls stand that hc is
unaliorb lv opposed 10 any
amendment which would change
our traditional treaty making
power or which would hamper
the President in his CONSTITUENT
authority To conduct foreign az
fairs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
First For
Appointment

WASHINGTON. d CO. The
Foreign Operations Adnnnlslia-
tion has announced appointment
ot Dorsey Edward Lane. as ass ST.
amt 10 General Counsel MoiiiS
Wolf marking The FIRST time iuat
a Negro has been appointed as
an assistant general counsel n
this organization
Mr.. Lane is Gn honor grad
uate from the Howard Univer-
siiY School Of Law. having re-
ceived an LIB. degree. magma
cum laude. in l949.
Born IN Washington ID. c.. he
received his Il S. degree IN >o-
ciai studies from Hampton I'M
sliiutc and later studied at llar-
wand University IN the Quartet
ma,,cr School
He saw four years service 20
World War IL, serving FIRST Isl
field operations officer the
highest ranking Negro in the
Quartcrmastcr Corps. He rose TO
the rank Of captain and CONF
mandcd the 5i2Olh Quartcrmasicr
Corps
While a law student, Mr.. Lane
received the Albert Pillsbuy
Award Tor highest scholarship
lie was associate counsel IN
the segregation eases Just heard
by the Supreme Court and was
trial counsel in the recent Cap.
ltal Transit rate case. where Tor
the tllSt time IN the District OF
Columbia the propriety of dis
crlmination IN employment was
discussed as factor in deter
mining rates. This case was
heard by the Public Utilities
Commission of the District.
Before his appointment. Mr.
Lane was Assistant Professor OF
Law at Howard University.
lie is married to the former
Leila Mickcns Of Washington. d.
c., and has two sons.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-02-06
1H institute
Calendar


Feb. 7-l3
SUNDAY. Feb T. lO.4a to IL
a m Station WJBK TV
tChamncl ~ SEX FOR YOUR
SELF the Detroit Institute Of
Arts weekly program, A Lit
tie Show Of Work in Pro-
grcsS.
Four pm. Gallery 38-first
in a series of gallery talks
about the cNh hltion English
Pottery and Porcelain the
Evolution OF Pottery l300.
1850 No charge
Exhibits
Opening Fcbpm, = Shop
PING Centers of Tomorrow.
Enslish Pottery and Porcelain.
1900 1850 through Feb. %
Graphic Work of Jacques Vii
Ion through Feb. % Little
Show Of Work in Progress.
Ralcomb Greene; Richard pou-
Dart; Mary Gallery.
through March '.