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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
AUTOMOBILES For SALE

NASH lash 81 rambler convertible: beau.
heater, overdrive, clean and in finest
terms. WOLFE MOTORS. 1901
Wisconsin ave. NV, EN-. 3-O142.
NASH 80 Rambler. Country Club
stray and red: custom interior; r
ten ten sasrantee: S sHs HSffExAN-
Alex, Va. XII. 9-2330. ewes. Till o
pm; closed Sundays.
NASH 81 Ambassador 4-dr. sedan
loan foam cushions; ovsrdriys, plastic
eond WT tses A. yd mec nesd
BOB VIA. Manager. J il. $1,000. "'
NASH 80 Statesman 4-dr.;. heater
oysrdIiye: ,orisinal 2-tone finish;
M sfhdlRf 'f Nc 5R1 snlF sseS
GEM. 3-470Sl. 1900 Wisconsin ave
NASH so Ambassador 4-door; i. anc
b.. HYDRA. bed, beaut. 2-tone blue
e 5s5 H sSsf isESi s. ssGbs ''fsr
NASH III Ambassador 4-dr.; r. and
h.; beaut orig. gray finish; motor
purrS ike a kitten: must see 70
appreciate: 1895, SIS dn. WO. g.
95SS ewes, till 10; open Sun. 1924
OLDsMOBILE '53 Super "Ss" sedan
apple green finish: Hydra-Matic. r
and h.. power brakes, Wv. tires
etc: one owner: low mileage: like
brand-new: only 1925. BLASS &
CLARK. Fla. ave. ne, AID. 4-9aS2
OLDSMOBILE SO 'ps' Holiday coupe:
gorgeous aqua and white finish. Hy-
dramatic. r. and h.. power seats
and windows, Wv. tires. owner.
low mileage, spare tire never used
absolute showroom condition: S2.795.
BLASS 4 CLARK, Florida ave. ne.
OLDsMOBIIE '5e "9s'' de luxe Holi-
day 4,dr. sedan: distinctive 2-tone
matching tailor made seat covers:
set of by U. s. Royal Master prem
ium tires; whirlaway Hydra Matte
drive. de luxe conditioning heating
system and defrosters. push-button
radio. turn SIGNALS and q host Of
other accessories. Sold new and
sseryyi6eed b, vs.; sale PRICED At only
yirginia's Largest oldsmobile Dsaler.
1000 Wilson blvd. Arl.. ia. 1-S400.
OLDS. AZ beautiful black 4-dr.; 90
900 miles; new tires; S125 or best
offer. WO. 6-S991. IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

OLDsM0BILE '53 Super de luxe $50
Cdr. sedan; deliehtful 3-tone arm
green with palm green top. matched
with de luxe 2-tone green interior;
Super range Hydra-Matic drive, de
luxe factory radio. heater and de-
. froster. power brakes and many
other useful accessories: 10000 ac-
tual miles by one careful owner.
Sold new and servieed by US. sale
priced at only S2:395.. !OLMSTEAD
MOTOR Co. N. vireinias Largest
,Oldsmobile Dealer 1000 Wilson
blvd. Arl. ia. 1-S40O.
OLDSMOBILE 1916 10" 4-dr.; r.
and h.: Wv. tires; pvt. owner: per-
feet: cleanest Of condition. gas
Both st. NV. EN-. 2-7120. IS
0LDSMOBILE 1947 club coupe; beau
tiful, like new. Hydra: S305. terms.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
OLDs 80 "7or 4-door: r. and h..
hydra. GOOD tires. new plastic seat
covers. excep. clean; SS95. HOYLE
M0Tos sJ SALES. l7l7 R. I. ave. ne
oLDs 40 4-ooor: r. and h., Hydra.
orig; black f1nish' g3SdS tires ,, ehsap
SALES, 17i7 r. l. ave. ne Pu.
PONTIAC 1853 Chieftain de luxe '.S"
conv.; r., h.. Hydra; beaut. cleaning
green finish with light green custom
top. This is a low-mileage. like-new
h bar,saina tthhsst can't be duplicated
RELIABLE Ghafl.e M Mds5f; CO.
1O1 NJ v Av1 n MA S551l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

M. G. 81; r. and h.. excel. cond.,
never raced. $4,000 miles, black fin
tsh, good top and tires. JE. 3-20S5.
MORRIS 1851 Cdr: radio and heat
er: low mileage: S6a5. MANHAT-
TAN AUTO (Kaiser-Willysl. INC.
Factory Sales and Service for Kaiser.
Henry i, Willys. Austin Healey
Sports Car. Austin of England. Nor
ris and NJ. q Both sides OF eth
and R stS NV NO. 7-270o. Estab-
NASH 80 4-dr, Statesman sed.: cd.
r.. h., SC. ..-tone finish: appear. ana
cond. like new. Only $685.. Easy
pymts. sChLEGEL g. GOLDEN. 383
Carroll s.: Takoma Park. D, C,
NASH 81 Statesman Super Airfyte
.4-dr. black rollaway conv.; twin
beds. Weather-Eye heater. factory
radio, directional signals. other
extras; one owner: $g41; o. K
guarantee. Sold for over S3.9SS
Save over $?,04l. Your old car can
easily be your down payment. Will
LIAMS CHEVROLET CO., INC.
1899 East-West hwy, Silver Spring.
~. 9-S0Q3: 1929 Georgia ave.
Wheaton, 10. 4-S097.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05
TRUCKS FOR SALE
sTUDEBAKER's "a: brand-new:

eTUDEBAKER'S '53; brand new; "a
ton pickup at $500 discount. and
2-ton cab and chassis at ST00 dis
count. Must move Immediately TO
LEE D.. BUTLER. INC. DI. 1-0lIO,
and ask for Col Lemp g
FORD 1851 la-ton pickup with
- heater; good cond. Price. $3.50.
Redwood 6-6330: ewes. LU. 1-6US5.
FORD as 2-ton l59-in. alum. van.
mum van. win paint customers CO..
oIs: S995. STEUART TRUCK
CENTER, 1915 w. Va. ave. ne. La.
-o-S92T. 3
INTERNATIONAL 81 2-ton l72 in.
55-in. nat bed; very clean. excel.
speed. rear axle 81 OPS. STEUART
TRUCK CENTER, 1915 w. Va. ave.
ne. LA. 6-S927. -5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05

Ambassador 2-dR. sedan; spar.
king empress blue, weather EYE
car IL in immaculate condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-05

Chieftain de luxe 4-dr. sedan;
sparkling 2-t0ne horizon blue
ever Greclan grey. Hydra Matte.
radio and heater. lounge type
interior.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
New Trial Ordered
For 19-Year-0Id

WASHINGTON, ID. c. IL The
US. Supreme Court last week
unanimously Sc; aside the con-
viction and death sentence OF
jeremiah Reeves. Jr l9-year-
old Alabama youth charged with
rape. and seat the case back to
the trial court for new trial.
The conviction OF Reeves was
reversed by the high Court on
the ground that Reeves was
convicted on forced confessions.
The swift action o. the SUI
preme Court in deciding the fate
OF Reeves was very Unusual in
the history OF the high court
The decision came down just
three weeks after attorneys for
NAACP Legal Defense and Edu-
cational Fund pleaded for a re-
versal OF the lower courts de-
cision and asked for a new trial.
The case reached the US. SUI
preme Court on March ~. 1854.
after the Alabama Supreme Court
had denied a request made by
Reeves attorneys for a reheariag
in November, 1858. The Supreme
Court agreed to hear argument
on June z.
Jack Greenbere. Legal De-
Tense Assistant Counsel argued
the case Nov. Is.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

An unsuccessful attempt
to cxtort $4,000 from a
local physician resulted in
the arrest of a 32-year-old
father of six late Saturday
evening.
Daniel c. Moore. " OF 4436
Lemay was arrested at IL pm.
Saturday by a group OF deiee-
lives. who nabbed him when
he picked up a paper bag.
which he thought contained
$4,000. near the ST. Clair Recrea.
ton 453S Fairview. Y
Earlier. DR.. Scipio Murphy. 90.
OF 90 King reported to police
last Thursday that an unidentified
person, had called him by tele-
phone and told him to look into
his mail box for note
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

The new staff members are
Edwin {. Washington. Jr. OF
Dallas. Tex. and Medgar Evans
of Mound Bayou, Miss.
Mr.. Washington will be assist
ant field secretary for the South
west region. and Mr.. Evers for
the State Of Mississippi Both
will work under supervision of
GloSter B. Current. director OF
branches.
The Southwest region Of the
NAACP comprises Arkansas
Louisiana. New Mexico, Okla.
homa and Texas. and maintains
headquarters in Dallas. Mr. Wash
ngton. who was associated with
the Dallas NAACP branch and
employed by the u. S. Post Or
flee. attended Prairie View tTex)
A. and M. College.
Mr.. Evers. former agency di-
rector for the Magnolia Mutual
Life Insurance company in
Mound Bayou. Miss IL an
slumnus Of Alcorn tMiss.) a.
and M. College.
Mr.. Current pointed out that
the appointment Of Mr.. WASH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Sought $4O 900 From DR.. Murphy
Nab Father Of Six
On Extortion Rap

Moore. and stated that they found
paper similar to that used II the
note written 10 Dr. Murphy and
red and blue pencil in the =
poets home on Lemay.
DR.. Murphy IS the second local
physician in recent months TO
hsve al attempted extortion plot
ioiled by Detroit police. DR..
D. r. Burton was requested to
place $4,000 in designated
place in Palmer Park last year,
or have his young daughter kid
mapped.
Police caught an l8-year old
girl and a Cougar old man. The
man was absolvcd OF blame. but
the young girl was found guilty.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Ministers OK
Leasing Of
Jewish Center

Possibility Of the Jewish Com.
muniiy Center. Woodward at
Holbrook. being leased by the
City Of Detroit until a suitable
rccreational center is built in tho
ncighborhood. doomed excellent
this week
Following conference of
Protestant ministers. surround
ing the Jewish center last week.
William +. Wagner. represent
ing the Parks and Recreation
Department stated that the
plan. as drawn up at the meet
ing. would be presented 10 the
City Plan Commission Wednes.
day of this week.
Among the ministers attending
the meeting and exercising their
concern OF the 100 percent in.
crease Of Juvenile delinquency IN
the area, north Of the boulevard
between the Lodge Expressway
and Oakland Webb and Clair
mount area. were:
The Rev. Herbert B Hudnut
Of Woodward Avenue PreSby-
terrain Church. the Rev. II. Reg.
inald Howden OF ST. Josephs
Episcopal and the Rev Wayne
Lindecker, pastor Of Metropolitan
Methodist.
Also present al the meeting
were the Rev. Luther w. Shfer.
OF Christ Lutherean Church. the
Rev Herschell Martin. Of the
First Baptist Church. and the
Rev. d. King Kerr. Of the Wood.
ward Avenue Presbyterian
Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Nay<< Means Group 0ks Patton Park Site
location OPP by
Mayor Hubbard and Hall

dinance because OF the nondelin-
quent home.
Hubbard Dissents
Dissenfers TO the vote on mo-
ton TO locate the project in
Patton park were Mayor Or
vile Hubbard of Dearborn.
and Willis II. Hall. secretary OF
the Detroit Board OF Commerce.
Hubbard. "grandstandng' by
questioning the residence of each
spokesman for the approval OF
the project. proposed 4 motion TO
send the issue back 10 a study
committee for possibly locating
the project Oh the Jcffries Homes
site
He read long anonymous
letter about the feasibility Of To-
eating on the Jefries Homes pro-
perty since there was plenty Of
space and it would be more CEN
tlally located.
Hall seconded the motion. ex-
planning that the issue should be
thoroughly explored since there
were still protests to the posed
Patton Park site as evidenced by
tine parties present.
Protest Motion
Protesting that two study COM
mittees had explored all possible
sites. including Jeffries Homes
and others not mentioned, and
each had found Patton Park most
ideal. was Charles Homer. mem
Der of the supervisors board.
Homer added that a public hear
ing was also held on the proposed
CONTINUED on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Fire RoutS
226Putients

Fire routed 226 patients Of the
Resthavcn Hospital. 1852 West
Grand Boulevard, Sunday mid
night as smoke filled many OF
the hospital wards.
Patients from the second and
third stories were evacuated
from the brick building by fire.
men and police while others
escaped themselves.
Several took taxis 10 their
homes in the city but later re.
turned, according to hospital Of
ficials.
Mrs Ora M. Fisher. hospital SUI
perintendent, reported that there
were no casualties among the pa
tients who. assembled in an ord
crly fashion on the first floor Of
the hospital
The fire which started in the
boiler room Of the hospital was
cxtinguished within % minutes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Freedom Fund
Continues to
Grow Steadily

NEW YORK The NAACP ha:
reported a total OF sl3,635, 95 in
contributions 10 il Fight for Free
dom campaign for the month OF
November. The sum includes
payments on life memberships in
the association.
The Fight for Freedom cam
paign seeks 10 speed up the or
qanizaiion's civil rights work TO
achieve full rights for minority
groups in American life by Jan.
/. 1863. the centennial Of the
Emancipation Proclamation.
In addition to donations receiv-
cd from individuals and organi.
zstion, NAACP funds were en-
riched by contributions from A
local branches of the Association
two state conferences and two
youth councils. These contribu-
tons from units came to s5,Sl4.4S
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Inmates Body Found
by 13-Year-Old

Missing since Nov. 30. the body
OF an inmate OF Worthwhile state
Hospital was found last week by
Z l3-year-old boy. William Walk
er of 42625 W. Seven Mile.
Walker found the body OF Mo
manned woodsey. %, OF 1928
cardoni at the Waterford Dam n
Worthwhile.
An inquest was slated TO be
held this week to determine the
cause OF woodscy death. There
were no marks, Immediately
identifiable. on his body, accord
| ing to reports.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
DSR Driver Draws
Jail Sentence

Failure to Weld The rght-of-
way and striking l2-lear-old
girl with his DSR bus cost Jas.
Owens, 244l Ford, his Job last
week.
Owens. convicted of 10 iraf-
fic violations since 1882 was
given ten days in the House
OF Correction by Judge George
I. Murphy.
Sylvia Venesras. L. Of ALA
Wesson. was struck a, LivernciS
at Buchanan last June by a bus
driven by Ovens Both had the
green light. but Judge Watts re-
minded Owens. Pedestrians have
the right a way on the green.
when motor vehicle is turning"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Sought $4,000 From DR.. Murphy

DR.. Murphy looked and found
a note written in red and blue
pencil. requesting $4,000 to be
paid at IL pm. Sunday.
The note accused the physician
OF performing al illegal opera
ton on the writer's wife. and
demanded that an answer to his
request be placed IN all three
dailies, and the money placed
near the st. Clair Recreation.
DR.. Murphy, who denies per
forming any such operation, fol-
lowed instructions or Detroit De-
tCctives for the paper bag pay
off.
Ten detectives. keeping DR..
Murphy's appointment near the
St. Clair Recreation. arrested
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
100 TENANTS
FLEE FIRE

One hundred occupants oil
four-story apartment building al
Fourteenth and Dawson were
forced to flee a fire into 70
degree cold Sunday.
Fireman said the blaze started
in The ineinerafor OF the SIS
unit building at 1921 Four
ieenih.
The stubborn, two-alarm fire
spread into the walls of adloln-
iag apartments in the center OF
the four-story building.
Residents said smoke ano
water damage to the building
was extensive. Several families
we're forced to double up with
neighbors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

Accuse Pair
Of Stealing
500 Checks

Dope suspects caught attempt
ing to cash stolen checks IN
Woodward Super Market
Raymond Miller ~. s30 Theo-
dore. and Rosemary Brooks. rs.
o. 81 Eliot are held oY police
for investigation OF cashing
stolen checks. after Miller was
caught attempting 10 cash
check for Ss7.4s in the Super
Market.
Miller told police that he
found the check in an alley near
Lafayette and McDougalL po-
lice however. stated t1st 500
checks belonging 90 The KITS Co.
were stolen from the Peninsulsr
Steel Co, 1880 McDougall last
NOV 5.
At least % checks ioislins
5000 have been c,shcd since
NOV. according TO- police Po-
lice claim that Miller and Miss
BROOKS both heavy users Of
hcgoin. cashcd the checks TO pur-
chase the dope
Twelve capsules Of heroin daily
j, allegedly the amount consume
ed by the pair since the checks
were stolen police say In Nil.
lcr'S DOM they found three
syriHges. two needles. and
quantity Of used heroin capsules.
Both were arrested last fall
(Oct. 1859 on a bad check charge.
Miller receiving a jail sentence
and Miss Brooks. drawing two
years probation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

payers Federation.
Last year jenkins was a NOM
inee for Superior Court Judge
on the Republican ticket but
narrowly missed election. He
declined TO run again for state
representative this year because
of i'll health. He had been hos
pitalized three weeks before hi:
death.
To him. the greatest triumph
came In 1859 session OF the leg
islsture when the House pass
cd 81 TO 90 an Equal Employ
reni Opportunity Bill which
he sponsored.
The big margin OF passage
came after he took the floor-in
his last major address and de-
livered an impassioned plea FOL
the bill. With tears streaming
down his face. the legislators
switched their votes and Jenkin'
thanked them for lone OF ih'
last favors ] shall ask OF you.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Nine Klansmen
Found Guilty

WILMINGTON. N. c. Nine
alleged former members Of the
Ku Klux Khan were convicted
here recently for kidnapping and
flogging.
The cases were the last legal
action pending against alleged
Khan activities In eastern North
Carolina.
During a three-year breakdown
l0i persons were convicted OF
kidnapping. flogging and assorted
charges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
/, JULIAN c. wYCHE

Following charges that
Exposition stemmed from Tho
la that Negro children
Auld be housed in the pro
Bsed nondelinquent home
J. children in Patton Me
brial Park. the Ways and
Ueans Committee OF the
bard Of Supervisors ap.
bowed the project by a l4-1
G)tc.
The s350.000 project. which
ss been under study since ls4S,
Ras approved last Wednesday
ID the meeting whicN had
DTA. and PTA representatives..
fficials and two judges sane
6oning the home as a human
tnrisn move" in the best inter
~ OF all citizens.
Opposition To locating the
|foject in the memorial park
fbs termed rs mainly a protest
i ainst allowing Negro children
i the locality by Judge Nathan
r kaufman. head of the juve.
e Court division.
His charge was made while
thur j. Kurt, corresponding
4 cre;ary of the Southwest Com.
b tnity Council, was reading a
fg statement in opposition to
project.
= Kaufman. after being handed a
4py Of the statement by a news
nan noticed that Kurtz had skip
sentence which stated in
pr "Syrians. Turks. Greeks,
hsiatics, etc. hang out in this
District
tmps TO Feet
n The Judge jumped to mis- feet.
Nclaming: Hes failed TO read
pout desiring only to have Asiat-
in the era. They're afraid
Negro children will be out there.
My doesn't someone have the
pts and come out and say it,"
i kaufman again jumped to his
ct when Charles w. Harricr
nrmer American Legion Post
nmander IN that district, stated
ai white" children would be
infused over the tall-fence which
Euld separate the home from
X recreation area.
Just say children, not white
Y Negro children just children
y protested
Ehur1 upon stating that allo-
tune 4.3 acres of the 96-acre
~ would reduce further linn
r. recicational space. added
r. ihe annual July 4th picnic
ponsotcd by the Council that
Rracis 10000 persons would be
}mpercd in that the kids
uld1t be able to light their
FWoTkS for a forthcoming or
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

ington and Mr.. Evenes brings TO
a total OF four the persons who
recently have been employed by
the NAACP TO carry out di-
receive OF the national Board Of
Directors calling for assistance
to Association branches in "a
greatly expanded program OF
community action TO implement
the Supreme Courts decision Ton
public Schools) on the local level :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

a quiet mild-mannered man.
fep. Jenkins had the respect
40 attention Of the House
nenever he rose 10 speak.
III two sessions he served as
'sifman Of the powerful APP
'opriaiions Committee.
- was recognized as a par.
'"entary expert in the House
Preover, il was his decision &c
ne a special committee staff &c
Isiyze all monetary requests
~ inns brought a special com
Fnoatlon from the Illinois Tay-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Masons Building
Drive Ends

Prince Hall Masons this week
were jubilani and thankful for
The success Of their annual Build
ing Fund Drive.
Mr. Bonnie Morton stated this
week that many Detroiters shared
in the entertainment Saturday
night, climaxinc the program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Two-Yea Old Girl
Burned in Fire

Deannc Jackson. .. daughter OF
Mrs Sarah Jackson of $50 f.
Hancock. died early Thursd ~ in
Chlldren's Hospital OF burns suf-
fered Nov. Is.
She received second degree
burns o. the entire body when
her clothing was icnited as she
stood too close 20 a gas burner
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

TUsKEcEE INSTITUTE
CHOIR TO MAKE SECOND
c II RISTMAS APPEARANCE
ON COKE TIME"-Ths inter
nationally famous Tuskegss
Institute Choir will make ifs
second Christmas appearance
a. guest Of Eddie Fisher. star
Of Coke Time" on Christmas
eve. Under the leadership Of
William L. Dawson. noted com
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
NAACP Names Secs
TO Southern Posts

NEW YORK.-The NAACP has appointed two new field
secretaries assist local NAACP branches in securing
piance with Supreme Court decision banning segregated
public schools announced by Roy Wilkins Assistant
administrator
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18
Veteran Illinois
LEGISLATOR Dies

CHICAGO. Ill.-(CNS)-St Rep. Charles J. Jen
E the only Negro to become chairman of major COM
uee of the Illinois Legislature died this week at the age
o. For % years, he had represented Chcagos sra
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

poser and director. the choir
will render two traditional
Christmas earols-"Go Tell n
on the Mountain" and Mary
Had . Baby"
The NBc-Tv show will be
seen Al 40 pm. In The East.
while viewers In other areas
are urged TO check their rv.
logs for exact time Of the tsls-
east In their locations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

Above. Eddie Fisher. front
center. Is seen issuing auto
graphs 10 members Of the Tus-
kesee Institute Choir last year
after the young artists had
made their Christmas appear
anes with him. Seen assisting
Mr.. Fisher are Mr.. Dawson.
left. and Moss X. Hendrix. pub
lie relations counselor for the
coea.cola Company. right.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-12-18

tv firemen sent from IS com
panles.
Evening star., 1954-12-15
Trial IN Remington Case
| Won't Be Held Until June
Ry lie Asscciuteei Press

SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 15.-
United States Attorney j. Julius
Levy said yesterday the trial of
three convicts charged with
numbering William w. Reming-
ton former Commerce De-
partment economist. viii not
take place until the June
term of Federal District Court
at Wiliiamsport. He said II
was possible that the trial
might be held over until
the October term in Scranton.
Mr.. Levy's statement came
after the scheduled arraignmeni
of the trio. Carl Parker. 81. Of
Washington, d. c.; George Nc
Coy. "a. of Grundy, Va. and
Lewis eagle, jr.. II. Of Chat
tanooga. Tenn. was continued
at Lewisburg Monday.
United States District Judge
Frederick v. Follmer ordered the
arraignment set back to January
"a after counsel for the defend
ants said they required more
time to- study the indictments
Mr.. Levy said Mondays &C.
tion by Judge Follmer ruled out
lin the event pleas Of innocent
are eventually entered-any pos
sibility of a trial before the
June term. @
Evening star., 1954-12-15
-Four U. S. Park Officials Honored by Netherlands

Four Washington park OIL
cials have been awarded deco
rations by Netherlands Ambassa-
dor DR.. j. H. Roijen.
The presentations were for the
work of the officials in planning
the East Potomac Park site for
the carlton given the American
people by the Netherlands last
May.
Awards went to Conrad L.
Wirth, director. National Park
Service, who will receive the
rank of commander in the
Order of Orange Nassau, the
name of the Netherlands royal
family; Edward j. Kelly, super
intendent Of National Capital
Evening star., 1954-12-15

Parks. who will, receive the rank
OF officer in the Order Of Orange
Nassau: Harry T. Thompson. as
sociate superintendent Of Ma
tional Capital Parks. also officer
in the Order of Orange Nassau,
and William M. Haussmann,
chief, architectural branch. Ma
tional Capital Parks, knight In
the Order of Orange Nassau.