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Z ROOMS FURN.-N.W. tcsrt.I |

MAss.-wIs. AREA. 2610 Seth. pl
n.v.-Pyt. home, cow. car, bus;
pS.: T Gentleman man $40. Kin. s;4e4S,,
MT. PLEASANT. 1927 Kenyon St
Large front room. bath. For 2 con-
yenient to bus. NO. 1880. %
CHEVY CHASE. d. C., $500 Broad
Branch I'd, mr.. Conn. aVe...Mas-
telephone extension. Wo. 6-3712
MT. PLEASANT-Conveniently 10.
Gated apt. house: nicely furn.: near
car, bus. Call aft. Q p.m.' co. $3.50.
SMALL ROOM in apartment build.
ing: new mattress; gentleman: $50
VERY coon ROOM for young man,
mr. 10th st.--Transp., also unlim-
tied parking: $50 mo. RA 6-2l4 AZ.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Man to share
with another man. bedrm. -liy. rm.
s sSIe r, sti ss 16riy 49, s Iy $50 no.
GE0RGETOWN-Double rm.. good
close: space. with bath; $40 per
month. NO. T-1453. a
OOWNTOWN-Ciean, extra spacious,
dbles.: ldry.; TV pripils,: 81 per
person: Sill as sKle. no. 2-5321.
81 A DAY per person: llol 18th st.
up. VANNEs HOTEL, DI. 7-7SSS,
DUPONT CIRCLE-Spacious modern
rm. with fireplace. refgr.. hot plate
1888 10th st. NV. EN-. 3-3223;
1855 N. H. AVE. NV, THE Pan
misunderstanding furn. single
rFSEf noe Roos sfry pS & sa Sst snrs
st. n.w., RIA. 6-s253. Is
DOUBLE ROOM. kit. PRIVILEGES.
next bath. r. !. ave NV. near 18th.
Elev. apt. CO. b-7171 after . m.
zoos KALoRAMA RID. ca blk. Conn.
n nss to basS s Sarp 3D. s 4asss
LARGE ROOM with twin beds and
private bath in private home. RA.
ssIs jENNIFER sT.-Master bedrm..
4.,o wind 6Ha: gentleman, sss no,
w KSi sSSisSN CIRCLE, aa,s-Is.
baths aHR.t si9. 81. s12s4s; AID. l-safss..
6sI7 COLO. AyE.-Attrac. sgle. or
dble. rm. next bath. shower: phone,
gentleman. Ia. 9-5T99 after o.
CATHEDRAL AND eTTH-
LarEe comfortable room in nice
home. Gentlemen pref. Ho. 2-9642.
1908 n. II. AVE. NV, nr. Dupont
circle - Comfortable, furn. single
room. mr.. bath; SIS week. IL
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-WaTmes
rm In the house: md FIR. middle,
next to bath; lge. closet, loads Of
heat and hot water. new mattress
and foam rubber pillow; entire
house lust redeeorated; only So
per wk. 1899 Q ST.. NV. Inspect
at any time or call HU. $3.50
and leave your number. q
WYO. AvE-Sgle. artistic bsmt. rm.
Pvt, bath: newly furn. Use Stein
way. $50 mo. Du. 1-2lS3. d
525 OGLETHORPE ST. N.W.--Ree-
reation rm.; newly dec: pvt. bath.
pvt entrance. refgr.: express bus
line; $40 mo-: gentleman. tn.
1916 r ST. NV. 1.-THE churehiir!--
Clean :insle rms: run. water. maid
serV:; 50 UP. NO. 7-pS6S. -l3
9th AND Il. Lovely cor. front
room. End A., next bath. Cpl or
gentleman. AID. 4-577s. IS
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ROOMS EURNIsHEp--N.E

coLoRED-FURSIsHED ROOM for
employed lady: privileRex Cali
after q pm. Ii. 3-0244: all day
SATURDAY. -
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APIS. FuRNisHED-MD.

LIH. RIM, KIT, REDRM., bath. pvt
entr. pleasant location; avail Feb
10; ADULTS. JU. b-u3l6. -
IAkOMA PARK Four-Fm apt ;
500, utilities included; firepl,: cou-
pie preferred; quiet: outside en-
trance; very attractive. JU. 9-4559
TAkoMA PARK - Two-rm. apt
$40 on bus. ! person preferred
seieano and very complete. Ju
9 RMS. KIT. AND BATH. End o mr.
koma Park. JU. 5-653o. -
TAkOMA PARK. vic. walter Reed
bedrmS., Lv.-din. comb. eiec.
hath; utiis.: sII0' JU. b-4ess "a
ONf AND TWO REDRMS., modern
attractive furniture. ISL 50 up, ali
utilS. incl: unfurnished apis. avail.
also: For brochure and further In
formation. cali RE. 5-80ol, s. r.
AND q. INC. Rental Agent.
SILVER SPRIEG--Liv. rm., bedrm.
kit, din, bath: utils. incl: SOS so:
couple REFS: no pets. 10. 3-6ss9,
TAKOMA PARK-L!v. nm. bsdrm
kit, pvt. bath and entr.; utijs /:
cow. trAnsp.; SS7.6o. ~. e-7347.
RoCKvLLE-one bedroom, living
room, kitchen and bath; STH mo. !:
nr. Naval Hospital and Health Cen.
ter. EN-. $4,000 week days. WO.
6-3733 Sunday. x
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Gigantic Sale
BUILDING
MATERIALS

Millions Of feet Of good used lumber
Nails have been removed.
2-inch framing, Sc per board foot
3-inch framing, sac per board foot
Thousands Of other bargains in
plumbing and heating equipment
phone orders. Delivery at slight
added cost. Budget terms arranged.
CO.. 18th and H st. NE
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APIS. EURNlsHEp--vA.

Mr., TT, MYER AND DOWNTOWN
Bldg. Si'ls: March i. aoos n. i3th
ST.. ia, 7-g26s, ia. $4,000.
N. ALEX.--4 OF 5 adults; 3-bedrm.
apt, 5 min, Airport-PentaRon: $3.50
incl. utils. and Tv. HU. 3-6424.
N. ARL.--spacIous 2-bedrm. duplex
on / A.: excel. cond.; gar: conv.
Pentagon: SEQ KE. s-B4O4. IS
ARL. N.--LEe. bedrm.. 2 closets. Nv,
rm.. din, kit, bath. ldry. Apt. bldg, II,
close in. Sg4 IA. s-5ass. ---7
ALEXANDRIA - Efficiency and l.
bedrm. apartments: tanitor serv-
5000. Cali TIE 6-6s7o between
Mr.. PENTAGoN and ARL. HALL
3 lge. rms. pvt. bath, util. furn..
avail, Feb. l., No children or pets
n; ARL.rsmsIl apt; employed Gov
YVES TovER- Bedrm.. llv. Tm..
kitchen, bath; pvt. home; pvt. entr I;
all utils. except phi: free ldry
facilitieSi air -eond.: 500 mo. 5744
N 18th st. KE. 1861. "A
ALEA., Del RayN-bSmt.t pvt. en-
trance: rms. $50 wk.. includes
linens, or S75 mo. without. XII.
S-SO62 -
GIRLS. beautifully furnished 1-bed-
rm. apt. one OF Arlington's most
exclusive air-cond. apis, near Navy
and Pentagon. ia. 5-ls04 or ia
ENTIRE GROUND FLOOR. in new
house. overlooking Potomac; near
Mt. Vernon blvd. 4 mi. s. Of Alex
util. rm., porch; yard. Adults
$3.50: or unfurn. so. b-7eS2. %
FALLS CHURCH
YouN best buy" in furnished apis
with every convenience at
DONNA LEE
BY MONTH OR LEASE
Children and Pets welcome
il. 3-s573. IA. 1880
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OIL BURNERS, furnaces. gas ant
oil. hot air and hot water. We can
save you a lot OF money. Do II
yourself. or We will install. KE
o iInssf; RUNNER, 3 IT. 3 niche.
wide by 10 #. long; good cond.;
SIS. ST. 3-7393. Is
PIANO. upright: excellent condition:
SIS. OIL. 4-3734 %
PIANO, medium upright, good play
ing condition; SIS. IA. 7-9O3@
PIANOS for rent. buy later II you
from price. So weekly includes free
adult piano lessons, KITS, 1880
@ st. NV, RE. 7-6a12 "a
PIANOS-Seyeral Steinway and other
famous-make grands. These are
beautiful pianos and real bargains.
Prices start at S425. Used spinetS,
consoles and apt. uprights; S2q5
pay; open Mon Mon and d. Fri; till 3 ;
Pershing drive. JU, 9-633s.
PIANOS-UprightS. sos UP; spinets,
SECS up: several famous-make
Strands. fully repaired and guar;
anteed, S395 up; beautiful srdall
Steinway upright Terms. Open
every evening". Sunday. 10 to 4.
Always good buy at SCHAEF-
FER'S PIANO SHOP. SIS Bonifant
ST.. Silver Spring, JU. 9-303e,.
PIANO. Knabe grand, honey mahoE.
Owner leaving town; $500 or best
PIANO-Concord spinet. mahogany,
used very little and In superb con-
dion, s365. KITS, 1880 G St.
NV, RE. 7-H2l2. a
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ROOMS. APIS. TO SHARE

ONE OR TWO MATURE GIRLS to
share lovely 2-bedrm. apt. with one
other girl. piano. TV. unlim.
phone; mr.. Pentagon-Na Annex
Reas. TIE. 6-lB30. -
another resp. man over 40. twin
beds; sos. AID. 4-Sb6S. A.
CONGENIAL GIRL to share at
tractive apt. on Conn, ave. with an
other girl: convenient location
reasonable. NO. 7-14gl,
FAIRFAX VILLAGE S.E.--Refined
girl to share 2-bedroom duplex with
other girls; Call 10. i.gi3i. %
girls; Tv. phone. Reasonable RIA.
3-462s after 8. -
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

CHAIN SAWS, MeCULLoCH. sales,
service; rental, $40 day. GRAVE
LY OF WASH. JU. 9-22S7.
CHAIN sAWS-1-man: $40 per day;
2-man. SIS per day. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO.. JU. 9-6SS1
CHAIN SAWS, strunk. rentals. Alex.
Va. OV. 3-3l17, %
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING
BASEMENT

BASEMENT - Light housekeeping
private entrance; rent reasonable.
6th ST. s.W.. 41s--Lge. front, list
a.; sink. stove. retgr.: 50. Also
3-rm. apt. NE. S-50s6. %
room: frspl, refsr., Griil. Phone
1914 18th ST NV. The Floral
Manor. Lovely lst-hoor Ink
room: NV, linens: S14.50 wk. "a
1548 LASIER PL. SW.--LEe. Ink
rm., refgr., hotpiate, all utiL. $40
mo: l-2 adults. co. h-lS52. -
NEAR White couple.
Furn 2 rms. and semi bath, $85:
all util.; laundry. Ii. 7-7as4
after ) p
25ss 18th ST. N.W.-Ist floor, bed
sitting rm., lge, closet, eompl. kit.
pvt. entr.: S12.75 wk. DE. 2-IeT6.
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ROOMS UNrURNIsHrD

COLoRED-LARGE clean room, hot
and cold water In room, employed
couple l week free rent. AID. q
1858. b
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AIS MISSOURI AVE. NV.
Now available: q 2-bedrm. apt: lge
rooms including lge dining rm
fully equipped kitchen; n practi-
s sally Ant neS soa eis ssi 6sne aSs
Sn4 .bn. Call III 7.h3S4. q
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COLORED-PARTIALLY furn, bsrnt
Apt. Priv, phone and ent For cpie
OF sEle. adult. Ii, d-3S8D. a
COLORED--BEAUTiFuL Ist-FL.. 8.
room apt, private bath; reliable
COLORED---ATTRAC. AND CLEAN
comb. din. -klt., Iiv.. bedrm.; pvt
rms fnsr,' uni 91Yur rn II pref; .IAslsse othel
CoLORED--I452 CLIFTON ST. N WI
Front bedrm.,. twin beds: large
PVT. Kitchen. with din. space: utiix
iurn. Tor ? adults: SIS VIZ. Apply
after y pm. d
cOLORE6--NR. END AND RHODE
ISLAND AVE- rms. and kit. Mr..
1859, Ii. $4,000. e
COLoRED-FURNIsHED northSes,
nnnt' shower modern. utilities. Cali
COLORED-a AND 3 RIM. APIS, al,
utih. furn.. $50 so and S5a.S
1919 a s.; sc. ST. 3-g433: ewes.
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ROOMS FuRN.-MD. 8 VA.

ROOMS fURN.-Mo. 8 VA.
LARGE RIM. with home privileges;
good transp.. parking. cal UN. 4
All. IS
ARL.-Single I'm. With pvt bath and
entrance. Gentleman. KE. s-0222.
-
~. ARLINGTON. & minutes TO D. c.
Room with private bath. daily maid
service. marking ia SNAIL Ii
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isfmits sac. Asi SSi is sl1l9 as
Sc. -. 1922.
MECHANICS TOOL SET. Crafts
man, 90 pieces: like new: going
overseas; $50 or best ofer. IA.
7-S2ST. -6
MOTORS bought. sold, exeh.; all
makes: low prices. ELECT. EQUIP.
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OFFICE FURNITURE

Desks, S17.50 up; tables, Sc up;
chairs, $3.50 up: card nles. zoe up;
safes. desk lamps, coStumerS, etc.
Business Furniture Sales
472 L st. NV. Me. S-15S6
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-p. {

1879 SPRING PL. N.W.-2 rms. >.
kit. bath: SO for lease: adults.
See janitor or phone AID. 2-225S.
GEoRGETowN. 1880 Cue st.-2-
bedrm. apt. In apt. bldg. See any
Tine. open Apt; 80. DI. 7-7567.
room. modern kitchen bath and
dinette; good transp. tn 2-l692.
GEORGIA AVE. NV. 530O--3 rms,
kit. bath: newly dec: couple or
adults, refs; 500 mo. RA. 6-0330.
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
POLIO--A NEEDLESS RISK

Americans love to take chance That's
vendors and mulbion dollar industrial giants
that makes the most fortunate people in the
neither respect
the "you twin" kind of chance
automobile accidents sucker
loss of Hge health fortune
Until only last the crippng disease polio
pretty much like lightning in the that
would strike if it happened to hit
little could do but call the doctor pray
March of Dimes to help face up to the
That isn't today With the backing March of
Dimes science taken better than
OF polio We have the Sak vaccine BY that high
protect ourselves children
take advantage of this discovery taking the
u-can't-win" kind of chance
Yes child teenager or you young
adultyou yourself through get by
Sak vaccine But when didn't have that vaccine
number of thousands human beings
by polio those injections
it can still happen
Why risk being Of them? Why subject children
that riSk Why not take the three
the three shots that will do much this
risk from life family?
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
Lewis Chapel cine.

2806 East Mobile
Rev. Louise Barnett, Pastor
0:45 am. Sunday school
l1:00 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01

And though | have the gift
of prophecy and understand
all mysteries and all knowl.
edge; and though | have all
faith so that could remove
mountains, and have not
charity, | am nothing. -
Il. Corinthians l3, 2.)
Any one of US, through a
life of righteousness, devo-
ton and prayer, can win to
the whole faith that rewards
US with inner peace and
strength. But we will not be
wholly acceptable in the sight
of God until we unfailingly
extend a loving heart and
helping hand to all our less
fortunate brethren.
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
CIlure
News
PILGRIM REST BAPTIST

Sunday, Rev. H. Y. Stevenson
will deliver a message to the
Missionary Society in the morn
ing services.
The Heavenly Travellers and
Glory Bound Jubileers will ap-
pear at Pilgrim Rest on Thurs
day, November 8, at 8 pm. The
public is invited. There will be
no admission charge.
Members have learned of the
Hines of the Church Mother,
Mrs. John Strickland, who was
Stricen by a stroke, while visit
ing a daughter in Los Angeles.
She is confined in a hospital
there.
-Florine Johnson, reporter.
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
FOR WHOM | PRAY

They seem separate company,
Special and set apart,
And each one BEARS all unaware,
The imprint Of my heart;
For these are they for whom I pray,
The ones whose names I speak
Before Gods throne, the ones for whom
His favor I would seek.
Some are my nearest, dearest; some
But strangers in the street,
And some are those of whom I read,
But each name has sweet
Significance, as though my Lord
And secret shared
About them, which will come to light
The day when hearts are barred
And all the hidden things.made known.
Dear ones for whom I pray.
How sweet to meet you face to face
On Heavens streets some day!
BY Martha Smell Nicholson.
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01

A Good name is better than
precious ointment; and the day
of death than the day Of ones
birth.-EccleSiateS I'll.
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01

Let your speech be alway with
grace, seasoned with salt, that
ye may know how ye ought to
answer every man.-Colossians
4:6.
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
First Institutional Baptist Church

A. G.. Ker d-ickS, Pastor
1889 East Jefferson
$50 am. Sunday School
11:O0 am. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
Pilgrim Rest Baptist

1417 East Madison
Rev. H. Y. Stevenson, Pastor
3:4S am. Sunday school
11:0O am. Morning worship
Arizona sun., 1956-11-01
Pentecost Church of Jesus Christ

1902 East Buchanan
Bishop T. Davis, Pastor
1000 am. Sunday school
1880 am. Morning worship
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ipraying for him." Mrs. Laura
O'Toole Of Santa Barbara, Calf.
said.
Fell 3 or 4 Times
Barely able to speak above a
whisper, the bus driver told how
he stumbled and fell three or four
times. "but kept getting up. ]
was afraid to stop because
thought I wouldn't go on then"
Given credit for keeping ur
the spirits of the passengers by
keeping the heater running at in
Itervals on dwindling fuel supply
and by telling jokes and things
were Norris Turner, of Los An
Igeles. and Richard Mosely, Of
Selma. Ala.
/ Everyone was in petty good
spirits" Mr.. Turner said. INC
Ione was really worried except
about the bus driver"
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spend them for people who are
|disloyal to the basic precepts Of
our Governemnt?"
Mr.. Powell's amendment faces
probable fllibuster in the Sem
ate and could mean the death
of the entire school aid program.
He spoke at the Philadelphia
Bulletin Forum, where he de-
bated with Representative Full
ton. Republican of Pennsylvania
Mr.. Fulton said that progress
is being made and desegregation
is moving" He said he won
dered whether Mr.. Powell's pro-
posal to cut of Federal aid to
States practicing segregation
would not have the effect of
lowering educational standards
in the South.
Mr.. Powell answered that he
agreed with the school aid pro-
gram in general. but asked if
it we're morally or legally right
to spend Federal money for per-
sons practicing segregation in
violation of the Supreme Court
ruling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-06

had reported from Los Angeles
that in the secret meeting" SEN
ator Kefauver had gained the
enthusiastic support of Negro
leaders.
Denies Secret" Stand
II saw that tstory) and let me
say this" Senator Kefauver told
the Associated Press. Every
thing I've ever said on all issues
I have made public. There are
no positions ! have taken In
secret. After my speech some
six or seven different groups
came up to tell me they were
going to support me. I was glad
to notice there was an outstand-
ing group of Negro leaders, in
Guiding a Rev. Odom. They came
to tell me that some OF them
were going to support me. ]
made no statements that were
not made public"
Both the Herald Tribune and
the New York Times, in dis
patches from Los Angeles, re-
ported that civil rights was a
major issue" in the California
contest between Senator Ke-
fauyer and Mr.. Stevenson.
The Times also described a
meeting between Senator Ke-
fauver and Mr.. Odom as 'pri-
ivate conference"
Senator Kefauver said he had
replied specifically to a request
by the National Association for
the Advancement of Colored
People to both him and Mr.. Ste
venson for their positions on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-06

civil rights questions. One of
these was the proposed amend
ment by Representative Adam
Clayton Powell, Democrat of New
York, to Federal aid to education
legislation. The amendment
would restrict Federal aid to
non-segregated schools.
Position Not Revealed
THE Powell bill has not yet
come up in the Senate and I'll
state my position later" Senator
Kefauver said.
Mr.. Odom, delegate at Fresno
and Oakland chairman of the
lNAACP, said last night that
Mr.. Stevenson had adhered to q
position taken earlier on the
Powell proposal. Mr.. Odom
quoted Mr.. Stevenson as saying:
IT hardly think such an amend
ment necessary since the Su-
lpreme Court has declared that
no child may be barred from at
tending any public school on the
basis Of race in any school which
accepts public funds"
Mr.. Odom said the meeting
with Senator Kefauver In an
hotel lobby was not secret. He
said there were around 10 pres
ent and that he was "tremen-
dously impressed" with Senator
Kefauver.
Il had hoped that Stevenson
would come more to grips with
problems affecting us than he
did, and felt on that basis I
should do what ! can to help
Kefauver," Mr.. Odom said.
Assemblyman Rumford. one
of two Negroes in the California
legislature and "a 100 per cent
supporter of Stevenson in 1882"
said he and others tried and
failed to get "a mild public state
ment from Stevenson" regarding
civil rights.
He lost a lot Of support" Mr..
Rumford said.
Kefauver Statement Praised
"On the other hand Kefau-
yer came out with q fortnight
public statement and even went
further than some Negro dele
gates had expected.
Il was very satisfied with what
Kefauver said in Fresno"
Il still favor Stevenson" he
added. But he is going to have
to make his position clear. And
/ am going to refrain from any
activity on his part until he
does" Mr.. Rumford, a Berkeley
druggist, added:
1T looks like the boys who
are running Stevenson's cam
paign are trying to keep him
away from touchy issues. This
isn't touchy because we asked
only for mild statement. There's
no doubt Stevenson lost a lot of
Negro support this week end.
i would rather reserve. my
final decision until he has had
time to make his position clear
in future talks. but until he does
I can't support him"
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Eden Will Address
Cunudu Purliument

OTTAWA. Feb. 6 (P.-British
Prime Minister Eden. after q
quiet week end here. will address
Canada's parliament today. His
speech before a joint session OF
both houses was to be televised
on both French and English Ian
lguage networks.
The prime minister spent last
week in Washington comforting
with President Eisenhower and
other United States officials.
Today he was to meet with
the cabinet here, lunch with For
Ieign Secretary Lester B. Pearson
and dine at Government House
Tomorrow Sir Anthony will
hold a news conference and tele-
vision interviews and attend a
reception given by Prime Minis
ter Louis st. Laurent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-06
Driver Walks Il Miles
In Snow, Saves Is on Bus

TUCUMCARI, N. Mex, Feb.
P.-The prayers Of anxiou:
passengers have been credited
with getting a heroic bus driver
safely through Texas Pan
handle blizzard to help.
The 16 passengers were rescued
from the bus II hours after il
slipped from the highway into
a drift and after temperatures
had plummeted to 10 degrees be-
low freezing.
John Heron, 38-year-old TIL.
cumcari driver of the westbound
bus. was the hero Of the near
tragedy.
After sitting in the bus await.
ing help for five hours Saturday
he struck out on foot in high
winds and waist-high drifts
Eight and a half hours later he
collapsed a few yards from a
service station at nearby Glenrio
N. Mex. He had strength enough
to whistle and was rescued by
men from the station. Help was
started on its way to the bus
IL miles away In one Of the worst
storms In recent years In this
State.
PlOws Break Path
Snowplows and tractors broke
a path to the bus, taking food
and water and fuel to keep the
bus heaters going during the
night. Early yesterday the pas
sengers were removed, brought
to Tucumcari and then sent or
their way.
Mr.. Heron is in a Tucumcari
hospital recuperating from snow
blindness, frostbite and pure ex.
haustion. He is reported ir
good condition.
Many Of the passengers
prayed-not only for help but
that Mr.. Heron could get
through the blizzard safely.
II prayed all the time" said
Mrs. Henrietta Roosevelt Of San
Francisco. 1--WE were really
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Powell Offers
To Revise Stand

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 6 (P.-
Representative Adam Clayton
Powell, jr., Democrat of New
York, said yesterday he had Of
lfered conditionally to withdraw
from a Federal school aid bill his
amendment which would bar
Federal funds to States practic-
ing classroom racial segregation.
Mr.. Powell said he had notified
President Eisenhower that he
would withdraw the amendment
If the President would enforce
the Supreme Courts ruling that
racial segregation is unconstitu-
Itional
Mr.. Powell, a Harlem Negro,
asked, How can you morally or
legally take Federal funds and
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OOuSly lLupreSSSu WIFI S6UdtOE
Kefauver after a meeting with
him after the California Demo-
cratic Council sessions in Fresno.
Both candidates addressed the
council Saturday.
Senator Kefauver said the
meeting was not secret and he
said nothing he hasn't said
publicly.
The Negro leaders. assembly
man w. Byron Rumford and the
Rev. L. Sylvester Odom, said Mr..
Stevenson has failed to make a
clear public statement of his
position on civil rights.
Stevenson in State
Mr.. Stevenson is campaigning
In Southern California.
Senator Kefauver said he has
gained strength in his California
visit. which he ended last night
with a television interview before
taking a plane for Washington
to vote today against the natural
gas bill.
In the interview with William
Winter over Station KPIx-TV
Senator Kefauver also said he
was mot interested" in a vice
presidential nomination.
He refused comment on a re-
port that Stevenson supporters
in New Hampshire are starting
a write-in campaign for the for
mer Illinois Governor in the
Nations first presidential pref
erence primary.
Senator Kefauver denied, in a
telephone interview with the As
ISOLATED Press. that he had held
a secret meeting Saturday with
Negro leaders.
The New York Herald Tribune
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Neqroes See Kefouver
Gaining Over Stevenson

SAN FRANCISCO Feb. Ex-senator Kefauyer. Democrat
Of Tennessee winning California Negro support from
Ada Stevenson two Negro leaders said last night
Keauver said he wouldn't think civil rights would major
issue in this State.
The Negro leaders said they satisfied