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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01
A Sharp Warning:
Should Cure This
BY Pete Wyme
BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,.

band says our son is Just
being stubborn and we
Oshould make him go. He said
the doctor will think we are
crazy If we call and ask him
to change the way he does
things in his office. We three
have been fighting over this
all week. What do you thinkP
MOTHER
Call the doctor and ex-
plain. He'll understand.
So 80
DEAR ABBY: Re that pa
perboy who signed himself
DISGUISED WITH PEOPLE
because some took news
papers from his honor rack
and dropped buttons, paper
clips and slugs into the slot
insead Of money: You ap-
pealed to the public to be
honest on the grounds that
it's the paperboy who's get
ting cheated-not the news
paper company. Is 1t less
reprehenSible to c h e at the
newspaper company than It
is to cheat the newsboy?
Every day juries return
unfair verdicts against large
corporations and insured de-
PENDANTS because the big
boys" can afford to pay. The
moral issue Is the same
whether the victim Is rich or
poor. -
CONCERNED.
What's on your mind? For
a personal reply, send a self
addressed, stamped envelope
to Abby In care of The Eue:
ming Star.
For Abby's booklet, "HolD to
Haze a Lovely Wedding"
send so cents to Abby, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
CMcNaught Syndicate, Inc.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-01
ON THE SIDE
'Dondi' Creator Once
Drew The Gumps'

ana sunday strips, entertain
ing patients in veterans hos
pitfalls. helping to sell Saw
ings Bonds, and travelling to
the far corners Of the earth
to help boost the morale Of
our boys in uniform, where
ever they may be.
Gus was born in Cincin-
natl September 20, 190l)
where he tried to become
an artist by attending art
classes. But his instructors
took a dim view Of what they
called This attitude" and
turned him out. So, being II
and that being 1918, he
joined the Army. I'm spite
Of which," he says, World
War I ended four months
later"
New York art teachers
were more tolerant than Gin
cinnati's, however, and Gus
managed to get in a few les
sons. After he was on the
Graphic for a while, he de-
cided to try free-lancing. He
gave the editor two months
notice that he was going to
quit.
1.-TWO months!" the editor
reared. "You can quit right
now"
But Gus got hungry free
lancing and decided that
sports cartooning wasn't so
bad after all.
SONS COLLABORA-
TOR on Dondi is II years his
Junior. After completing high
school in his native New York
City, he studied at the Ma
tional Academy Of Design and
the Art Students League.
Either he had more talent
than Gus or else his in
structors were less exacting:
He finished the courses.
He, too, was q sports car
zionist for a while, first for
the Twentieth Century Sport
ing Club and then, during
World War II, for the Fort
Dix camp newspaper, Of
which he also was editor.
After the war, he was a car
toonist for the Superman
Comic Book and then drew O
strip for the New York Post.
At the time he Joined forces
with Edison, he was doing well
free-lancing cartoons and
other illustrations to New
York advertising agencies.
NCIDENTALS: For the
second successive year, the
National Cartoonists Society
has picked Dondi as the best
story strip. During the
New York newspaper strike,
AL Smith (Mutt and jeff at
tracted considerable atten-
ton on Subways and buses by
reading a paper. When curl
Gus passengers looked over
his shoulder, AL reports,
their eyes would pop" He
was reading the New York
Times for August IS, 1945,
announcing Japan'S surrend-
er. (He sent me the paper,
Just in case I'd missed it, /.
Cliff RogerSon, whose Tee
Wee Laffs" appear in our TV
Magazine, was born in the
old Sibley Hospital. Fred
Neher Nife's Like That
drew a cartoon of q wife
telling her husband, who Is
doing on the sofa, YOU'D
listen to what I'm saying If
it was about that Jeanne
Marshall you shine up toll"
Three Jeanne Marshalls
wrote in to protest that they
had eyes for no one other
than their husbands. A.
w. Nugent (Funland) once
was a champion tllmbler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
Sove on Notions

10 Eos-Y-Row Machines con
help the whole fomily in O fitness
program. Prices includes brochure
on diet and odvice on health pro-
orom. EosiIy stored. Comparable
Volue 7.ee. 400
6 Rest N Cycle ExeFeissrs fun
way to work toward figure improve
nent, muscle tone. Folds fIot, costly
stored. Comparable value o.oo.
10 Station Woson Pods, also fine
for beach use, 72x42" with one
inch thick poIyfoom fill, and infIot-
obIe pillows. Washable heavy vinyl
plostic cover. Turquoise, persimmon.
Comparable VoIue 9.oo. 500
3 Quilted PIostie 5-DreweF Chests,
light hordboord with VinyI covering
in hunter green, turquoise, toost.
Comparable value l6.9e. 800
z Utility Chests, a sheIf-style in
heavy cordboord. Zippered front.
Pink. Comparable value 1899.
TOO
z Double Window Hat Boxes in gold
color design quilted Vinyl plostic,
comparable value 500. 800
4 Forty WinkeF Cor HeodEests, poly
foam filled and adjustable. Compo-
robIe value 4.eo. ZOO
Shoe Storage Box, 4 section, pink
quilted vinJ pIostie. Comparable
value 800. $50
WGL-Notions, lst Floor,
Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
Science and Chemistry Sets
From Our Toy Store
At Substantial Reductions
Some Sets Incomplete

MeFoeFoft Set by Porter includes microscope chemicals,
test tubes instruments, instruction booklet Comparable
value 22o5. 1888
Microscope and Lob Sets by Gilbert complete Comparable
value 1898 1888
Microscope and Lab Set by Gilbert complete Comparable
value 1895. 1888
Microscope and Lab Sets by Gilbert complete with o"
microscope Comparable value 24e5. 1888
! Microscope Set, smaller size Comparable value 1888,
s.ss
IndustrioI Science Sets by Porter complete Comparable
value 24e5. 1888
chemeroft Set by Porter Kit in meto box complete
Comparable value If perfect oo5. 6.88
General Science Set by Porter. few pieces missing Com
parable value, IL perfect, 1895. 1888
z Geology Sets by Porter Various kinds Of stones seoe test
tubes and chemicals Comparable value 1926. 1888
chemerut Set by Porter not complete Comparable value
1875. S.8S
chemeroft Set, incomplete Comparable value If perfect
l4o5 S.S8
Science Croft Set by Porter Incomplete Comparable value
99S 5.S8
MierOercft Set by Porter with microscope Incomplete Com
parable value 3.o9. 1888
MinsreIeoy Set by Porter Incomplete Comparable voue
perfect 997 s5.S8
Bioeroft Set by Porter Biology includes microscope
animal specimen, chemicals and few items missing
Comparable value If perfect Pass 1888
ieEOeru Set by Porter Incomplete Less than w. Compare
BILE value If perfect 488
ndustro Science Set by Porter with scoes chemicals diff
feen crsos instruction booklet Few pieces missing Less
than "a comparable value If perfect, SSS
WeL-Ths Toy Store, 9Th Floor Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
Fine Clocks Reduced
Ns and More

81 beautiful examples Of eIoek-
mokins for desk or msntel use.
Many S-doy meehonisms, many
with musie0I oIoFms.
5 HeIveeo BFoss Desk Clocks, g.
day. comparable value 5000. 1000
BFoss Desk Clock by lovione, g.
doy, comparable value $500.
3 BSoss Desk Clocks by Vii, s-doy,
comparable value 1000. $500
Imhof Bross Desk Clock, 8-doy,
comparable value 1000. $500
I Imhof Clock with world time
zones, comparable value 5000.
10000
Lovisns Bross MonteI Clock, 30
hour, comparable value 1000.
5000
I Lsvisne Bross MonteI Clock, g.
doY, comparable value 10000.
5000
I Bross MonteI Clock by Uti, g.
day, comparable value 5000. 5000
I Andre WyIeF Bross Desk Clock.
8-doy, comparable value 5000
5000
! ImhoF Bross MonteI Clock, 8-doy,
comparable value $500. 10000
I Lovisne Bross ManteI Clock, g.
doy, comparable value 10000.
$4,000
3 Hooker Clocks with flower de-
signs on black or red enamel. Man.
tel size, 30 hour, comparable voIue
10000. 1000
z EnemeI ManteI Clocks by Prexin,
red, green, 8-doy, musical
alarm, comparable value 10000.
1000
I Enamel MonteI Clock by Prexin,
wine color, 8-doy, musical alarm
comparable value $500. 1000
! HeIveeo Desk Clock, comparable
value $500. 1000
3 English MonteI Clocks, wood
coses with cIoissonne-type enamel
decorations, comparable VoIue
$500. 5000
Please odd 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-Wotehes and Clocks,
lst Floor, Washington Store
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
Radios and TVS
Clearance Priced

No down Payment, convenient
monthly payments on purchases OF
$500 Or more. oTisinoI wsrFsntiss
still In effect.
Rodios:
; Atkins AN Toble models 1900
5 Atkins AN Toble models TOO
z Atkins AN Clock models 1900
2RcA Victor AM Toble models
1900
I General Electric AN Clock model
400
3 HsIIiereftsr AM-sW models 400
! General Electric AN Clock model
TOO
! Zenith AM-FM TobIe model $500
TelevisionS:
lRcA Victor 70" Console 2l7.oo
! RcA Victor n" Color Console
4s7.o0
! Zenith 81" Color Console
$500
! Zenith Il" Color Console
SH.oo
Miscellaneous:
3 Atkins 4-Speed Portable SteFeo
Photographs with detachable speak
ers 400
4 RcA Victor 4-Spesd Automotie
Stereo Photographs with detachable
speakers 500
20 Esrphons Sets fer Tronsistor
Radios lot
6l-45RPM Adopters for VIM and
Closer Stereos. 2.77
s Space Phone WoIkie-Tslkis Sets
without batteries. 37.0o
II Monarch Telephone AmpIifiers
LOT
10 Teke Up Reels, 5 and 7" sizes.
lie
BIonk Magnetic Recording Teps
7"xl9oo' AT
7"xl200' LIT
$4,000 TIE
sRcA Victor or Bell Blank csFtridse
Topes Att
II JFD-UHF AntenMes ATT
I Rey-Lux TrunsisteFizsd Portable
Tapa Recorder without lotteries
TIT
z GFundis Tops Recorders 900
SAC Current Adspters for Mkt tope
recorders ATT
WGL-Rodio, Televlsion, Stereo
Center, lst Floor,
Washington Store, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
IS % to 401o
Reductions on All
Floor Somple j.
Air ConditioneTs

IS Air conditioners In this group Of
flooT samples we wont 10 eleeV OUT
now, so you con rsolixe greet sew
inss and enjoy oiE conditioning the
rest OF this summer end for sum
men 70 come. All models CORY The
new merehondise woFTonties from
the maker end from Woodward 3
Lothrop. No down Payment with
convenient monthly poymeRts or
purchases Of $500 OF more. Our
normal delivery Is included. =
WGL-The Major Appliances
Washington, Chevy Chose,
Wheoton Plozo and 7 Corners
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
Droperies and Bedspreods

z-Poirs French Design Printed Druperes, cot
ton lined widths per po o length MGtsh Sd custom ON
only. Comparable value $4,000, ISoVV
sRomon shodes red/plnk Spanish design printed cotton,
3o9o Sold set only Comparable value mare than double
1885, '' '''''''''' ''O' '''" ' $500
z-Poi. Line Green white Cotton ToiIe Lined widths eoeh
poir 100" length Matching covered shoPed cornces,
Sold os set only Comparable value $4,000, $500
-Pair Gold toIion Design Cotton Dropees widths
per Poir 100" length matching swoe voonce on bros;
gold striped cotton l-22hx72", l-32Ax72", 1-225sx
12", Sold as set only Comparable value l88oo $500
os' shsss Dhd e0U TaG D1
shaped 83x4". Sold set only. Comparable value more
thqn double, 5000
Fitted covsret red/whte/bue polished cotton floral
pattern Double size custom node red polished cotton conopy
1880
Fitted Bedspreod custom made ton/bock etured cotton,
oyon single Also matching single mottress cover Sold
set only Comparable value more than double, $500
l-Par Contemporary Printed Cotton Doperes,
$500
s-Pors Turquoise Antique sotn Droperies widths each
por lO4 length lex36H cotton designed corniees COW
cred with sp9nsh design cotton Sold 9s set
lifted Single Bedspreods inverted pIeos bue/eroW
white Spanish design cotton Also rectangular covered boil
sers Sold set only Comparable value more than double
l-Por Ivory Cotton Toffeta Mium Lined Dropees: por,
widths e5h" length Sold set only. Comparable voIue
more than double 5000
5-Panes Textured Cotton Unned Droperes, gold fringe
trim 2-poneIs 42xl2o", panels 64xl2o" panel 54xl2o'.
Sold set only Comparable value than double,
l-eor ceIodon Green Silk Domosk Doperes, lined los"
length Matching formal valance loxl4 Sold as set only
Comparable value more than double, $500
l-Poir Lime ove Cotton Droperes, lined 100" length,
French print Comparable value than DOUBLE $500
2-Pors cIion Printed Cotton, Formal Orchid white Lined
Droperies, 100" length Matching covered eornce OK
1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

On Sale Fdoy $3.50 AM Washington Only Except Where Noted
Model Room Clearance Save $50 More Thon 500
Competing, Doperies and Accessories
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
in our Washington Store
toII items subject TO prior sOIe)

tol items subject TO prior sue)
Competing
zsps1i,s A'sa Rug red Aeo"o oes' s1' c0mPce3s
lcoget 2o7"x15s", wool cut pile, pale gold comPoabs
value $500, $500
loetesor sheee AsrIo"o Oeye Rug 9's"x98". co%pc
222oo, $500
Wool Loop Pile corpet, oronoe/soId, l57"x5.. Com
porobe value GAL 90, $4,000
l-Two-pieee Wool Cut Pile curpet, l4'x4 and 48"xl4
wy $4,000
Wool Loop Pile corpet, oNe/oquo, l4'8"x44" Com,
porobe value 3o8.7O, 1880
Accessories
l-Sponsh Chandelier wrought iron sproyed antique gold
wired. Comparable value 1880, 7OOO
l-BIoek Dyed Red Fox Throw 49, backing Of bock/whte
"O0'O'OO'' O'''ON ~O'"O0'N''' 1880
P.ose add 1917 Esdeo tex
Brown Dyed Red Fox Throw 49, otter backing
Comparable value more than DOUBLE 1000
-NoturoI Red Fox Pillow u" square, backed in wool tweed
Comparable value more than DOUBLE 1000
l-tuIiun PoIm Shaped Chandelier, Wired lights antique
gold Leaf and cDsoI very fomo Comparable value 494 90
I-toIion Procession Lontern Chandelier lights antique
gold leof, wired Comparable value $4,000, 5000
I-cyIinder Shaped Stoned Gloss Contemporary Chandelier
1000, 5000
l-Poir Antique BaInese Puppets. comparable value 40 90
pr. 1000
White cerome Oriental Luten wired Comparable voue
5000, $500
Antique Bruss EnsIish cundIe Holder Comparable voue
more thon double 1000
I-Joponese miH Hand Printed Plate, Antique Comparable
voIue I2OOO 1000
I-Impoted Sponish Mirror, wrought iron in block finish
comnonobIe voie 225 90 5000
-Joponese mcri Hand Printed PIute antique Comparable
value $1,000 $500
Authentic williamsburg Imported cysto Chandelier,
Candles shades made wired Comparable value 90
$500
-Poir Authentic williamsburg BFuton Hurricane SeoneeV
bross/cysto, comparable value 5000, $500
l-Sponish Shelf, bright red l-lOx43 custom designed
ComnorobIe voIue more thon double 1000
l-Itoon Lights, Antique Iron Chandelier, oxdzed eod
finish. Comparable value 1000, 1880
l-Bross Console TubIe, Italian marble top, l4x6o" Com.
parable value 245OO, lZ5Oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22

Doeron9 poyeste Cotton Ottwhte DFoPeFies Por wots
9554" Ieneh; sinqe widths, 9594" length other drop
cries. white antique sotin French blue trim, widths, e54
1000
2-Austron Shades, off white silk and Foson royon 84x
58R sold as set only Comp value more than double, 5000
@Poir Red/Whe Striped Cotton Ticking D.operies trimmed
linen roller shodes red trim 2-shodes 3o7s"x72" shade
3oh"x72". Matching red striped cornce O8h"xl5H2".
Sold set only. Comparable value more thon double,
in our Wheaton PIozo Store
Competing
Wool Olive Green Kuroston Twist Carpet. loe"xlo7"
Comparable value more than double, 5000
Wool Koroston 2tOne Red Loop capet 1o~ex22 Con- N
parable value 47O.OO, 1880
Wool Koroston Plush Pile Lime Green Carpet, lex3x2
g.. Comparable value more than double, 1890
Accessories
Six Light Large sponish Block Wrought Iron and Gold
Chandelier, wired Comparable value 10000, 1000
l-oriento Bross Broker, Wired comparable value 5000
l-Aquo and Lavender 5coneeuIed Light EspoIer. wired
ComporobIe value so 90, 1900
White and Gold De Lueo Itoon Torch, comparable value
$500, 5000
DE Lueo Imported Gold Leaf and Red Tobe Bose 9"
high XII" diameter Comparable value 1900, s475
voIue 1900 $3.50
Red ceromie Contemporary Hood Fireplace. Comparable
value 252 co. $4,000
l-cy.teI and Gold Finished seonee, wired Comparable
value 10000, 75OO
Droperies
l-Poir Red Imported DraOn Droperies. widths to po
los" long, Matching shaped red doIon cornce lO25
WIDE Sold as set only Comparable value 5000, $500
2-Puir Green and White chntz Droperes, widths to pair
and tie bocks lob" long, Matching green and white chnz,
shaped conices ABA" wide. Sold set only Comparable
value $4,000, 1890
l-Romon Shade and Shaped corniee to match, nutcoor
striped socoh Cornce As" wide xl g. Deep shade 43 wide
100" long, Sold by set only. Comparable value 100,
$500
z-Woven White and Gold Color Roller Blinds 44e8"
parable value $500, $500 each
l-Poir White Dropere. 10 widths to the poT IS" long
Comparable value 10000, 1890
Purple and Aqua Plaid Covered cornee, s. wide ~
deep Comparable value more than double 1000
I-Poir White Droperies widths poir. 96" long. Com
parable value more than double, $500
l-Groy Lined Bedspreod with olive and red piping for Sleep
SOTO SO" long 48" wide Comparable value than double
5000
2-Antque- finish Son coverets with pink scooped trim,
twin size. long. Comparable value than double,
each. $500
IcruIur Green orsundy Floor Length Tube cOthe2" do
meter Comparable value more than double, 1900
Set SOse Green Speoven, for cushion Lawson SOTO,
cushion lounge chair and ottoman. Comparable value more
than double, $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-08-22
in our Chevy Chase Store

~ SuSVy Su0SS SAObS
Competing
l-oxIz Oval Veronica Spanish Rug, redheow/ with
ocryIic fringe Comparable value more than double,
Comparable value 1853 e5 $500
Accessories
Large Unwired Black Hanging Fixture With Condlesco
porobIe value 10000 5000
Gold Color Mexieon Jewel Chest comparable value IS co.
Pointing on Wood by Karl Mann "cIpper Ship" Com.
parable value l68OO 1890
l-Pontins on Wood by Karl Mann 1.-THE copton" eomporo
BILE value 1000 5000
I-Pontins on Wood by Karl Mann boy with Bird" Com
porobIe voiue $500, 1000
I-Pontine on Wood by Karl Mann "Coptoins Lody bddy
domoeed) Comparable value more than DOUBLE $500
2-SinsIe Antique Pono Seonees boss scissor type Com
porbe value 2O.4O, 1910
2-Pos A.tique PonO seOnees, type, Brass compoo
BILE value 80, por 2l.25
l-Honsns Wall Lantern seonee with three wired condes
Comparable value $780, $500
l-Unwired Chandelier with green globes Il globe dooeed)
Comparable value $780, $500
I-Wotehnnokers Sign, comparable value $500 5000
White and Gold Color Itoion Wood seOnee. Comparable
value $780, 5000
lMsxieon Screen, three panels ox3o" Comparable value
l52oo 1000
Droperies
l-Por Red sueded Cotton Droperes with Vuonee Valance
a wide J" Deep dropee 48" vide 8 long Comparable
value l342o $500
$500
Wood Comics, served, picked pne 4S" wide a" deep
Comparable value $500 poir $500
z-Po Block and yellow Print chntx Droperies o. enqth
x AZ" width. Comparable value 1904, $3.50
W5L-studo of reio, Decorating :. Washington
Chevy Chose ond Wheoton Ploro
Use Wheaton Plaza Corners Alexandria
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-07
Races Swap
Children In
Rochester, NY.

New York-Interracial child
swapping, new people-to people
approach to the integration
problem, is being tested in Ro-
chester, NY, The Insiders News
letter reported today.
The program. called Accent
on Understanding, aims to bridge
the gulf between Rochester's
Negro and white communities
by introducing suburban child
rem to colored playmates and
arranging ways for white parents
to visit Negro homes. 1t hopes
to spur interracial friendships
without any charity" or fresh
air fund" overtones.
To launch the program, Jan
Horn, directing the program for
the Rochester-Monroe County
Youth Board, screened volunteer
families reached through news
paper ads, requiring that each
have a child between nine and
IL years old.
All families in the first ex-
periments owned their own
homes, were essentially" mid
die class in manners and values
and could communicate as social,
if not economic, equals. Parents
made their own arrangements
but the usual child-swap covered
two weeks, one week hosted by
the Negro family, the other
week bringing Negro children to
the white suburbs.
I'VE put emphasis on the
children" Mr. Horn told The
Newsletter, but youngsters
aren't really color conscious. The
real value Is for adults"
Among the programs benefits
listed by Mr.. Horn were:
u Suburban residents were
surprised at how well Negro
children fit into neighborhood
groups-making it easier for q
Negro to buy a home in their
area.
q The home-swap is per
sonal contribution made by per
sons interested in racial prob
lens who are not "picketine
types"
~ Families involved keep
their new friendships, plan Other
events together.
A. From the community view
Point, the program is inexpensive
TO administer and virtually run:
itself.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-07
North And South
Same On Negro

"The white North Is no more
ready to accept genuine integra-
ton and real racial equality than
the deep South" That revealing
conclusion is reported in The
Saturday Evening Post today
by Washington Editor Stewart
Alsop and professional public
opinion expert Oliver Quayle who
conducted an exclusive Post sur
vey on What Northerners Real
ly Think of Negroes"
They're pushing too fast" is
the key to the white North's
attitude toward the Negroes and
the racial crisis, Alsop and Quay.
lie agreed after interviewing 500
Americans. The coast-to-coast
study also disclosed that the
Negro drive has tended TO al
ienate the Northern white whose
liberalism on the race questions
seems TO be grossly over-esti-
mated by most people"
Among those people interview
ed who had an opinion. three
out of four believed that white
man should have the right to
refuse to sell his house to a
Negro on the basis of race.
The poHsters reported "a
surprising l6 per cent of the
people interviewed were con-
vinced that whites are innately
superior to Negroes, another q
per cent thought Negroes were
inferior but because of education
and environment" Fifty-one per
cent of the people interviewed
felt the Negroes we're treated
about right" and 38 per cent
mot well enough. A total of
AZ per cent admitted that they
preferred sending their children
to all white schools. to Al per
cent il made no difference, and
II per cent favored integrated
schools.
Generally, Northern whites are
willing to share restaurants and
hotels with Negroes, but there
is an underlayer of mixed fear
and prejudice" Three out Of
five people interviewed by The
Post team replied to racial
questions with Yes, but and
the more you talk to these
people. the smaller the yes
sounds, and the bigger the but y
said Alsop and Quayle.
continued on page A.
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-07
Dr.. w. (. B. Dubois, Founder Of Civil Rights
Movement, Passed In Africa On Eve Of March

African Slave Trade to the
United States" was the first
volume to be published in the
Harvard Historical Studies.
Ne was the first Negro elected
70 the National institute Of Arts
and Letters and also ives lite
member and fellow Of the Aneri-
esn Association for the ADV ,nes-
menf Of Science.
He is survived by his widow,
the former Shirley Graham. and
his daughter, Mrs. Yolanda, Will
liams of Baltimore.
Or. Dubois death leaves only
one remaining member OF shs 90
persons who signed Haynes
Holmes Of New york. . vice
president Of the NAch
The Detroit tribune., 1963-09-07
School Children TruveI
Again; Stop For Buses

rear of the bus. Act l49. Public
Acts of 1868, provides that the
school vehicles be equipped with
a special front mirror which en-
ables the driver to see in front
of the bus as we'll as along the
side of the bus.
"The law is not one-sided,"
Hare pointed out. There are
specific things which the schools
and bus drivers must provide
to insure the safety If their
charges as well as specific rules
motorists must obey for the
same reason"
Here are some of the most
important elements Of the school
bus law:
mo school bus driver shall
stop his bus for the purpose