The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-07-15
Acorns To Oak Tree,

By Julian c. Wychs
In the past weeks verbal and written blasts have l.
made against members of the press and radio because
their surprisingly one-sdedness of reporting the news
One of the cases is the current Federal Commnn;.
tons Commission hearing of charges against G. A. Rick
ards, owner of three radio stations including Detroit
WJR, alleging that he ordered bulletins be slar,
ed" when theywere about the Roosevelt Administered
pro-semtc events and the CIO union activities in namn
"a few.
Last week letter repeatedly was introduced at th
hearing which revealed that Richards had instrued
Robert O. Reynolds. manager of station kMPc in Lo
Angeles Calf to lido what you can to beat" proposed
The Committee for Democratic Far Eastern Polkv
of New York City, about the same time accused as
American press and radio of "one sided propaganda
barrage, this countrys intervention into the Korean
situation.
The Committee claims that "the United States acted
with unprecedented haste and persuaded the United Ma
tions to do likewise without responsibility for the Korean
war being firmly established
In a seven page memographed bulletin it charges:
For the last week the entire country has been blank
eted by Newspaper and radio reports, by speeches. de-
clarations and announcements-almost without excep.
ton on side of the question. This has been pro-
paganda barrage almost without precedent. lnforma
ton essential to the formation of intelligent public
opinion has been concealed and suppressed.
THE FBI has carefully to it that all newspaper
carried story to the effect that its agents throughout the
country had been alerted against any any nst
ton which might subvert the national interest," the
so-called national interest is identical with that of R
Chang and 30 Dali then must realize that the dome
tic consequences of the Presidents military Intervention
in the Far East are very far-reaching indeed.
Fulton Lewis Jr, ABC radio commentator was psc
ed on the carpet recently by DR.. Tx. Jackson, Gary
Ind pastor who stated that he fedup with the oH
fragrant and unguarded attacks made by Lewis against
the Negro race, or any other minority group.
Dr. Jackson declares that the commentator is finding
shelter in the philosophy of such reacopary hating
Dxiecrats the Bbos, Russels Rankins and Byrd He
statesfurther
81 have never heard you utter word against the
late Imperial Wizard of the Klu Kux Klan DR.. Samuel
s. Green. Atlanta, Georgia, nor Gerald K. Smith who
preach Killers superracal theories and disgraces
to America and STENCIL in the nostrs of every broad
minded democracy loving citizen who has courage
ough to stress unity brotherhood and cooperation in
times like these"
Stating that he made the appeal for stressing Of In
tv, Fellowship BROTHERHOOD. and Cooperation in times
like these, the minister revealed that the protest was
made after Trades made by Lewis against Senators
Claude Pepper and Frank P. Graham
Syrdicated columnists Walter Winchell and DOROTHY XII
galen scored by Mrs S. A. Divine young bride q
Father Divine recently after the pair had reported that
she ard the Father had come to parting ways
Jabelns the accounts a. infamous and unfounded
les. Mr.. Divine reminded that she and her mate had
inst cehrated their fourth OF mar-ase and added
the. she found The pleasure in being with him increases
as ~. dsvs by"
because writer's know Father Divine in BRINGING the
of the peone into this great atonement has e
eced such political social and economic changes N
the world today that have heen head Of before not
in the time of Jesus the Christ did such Righteous
upheaval take place :. :.
There YOU have complaints lodged in nearly sl
rhase of American life against the publicity Of It.
While most complaints usually protestatons against
some political civic leaning that affects the community
in general the formentoned you perhaps have d"d"'
ed made in rebuke of the sunnresson of the mou
races ~~d raised in quest for world peace.
These rebuaIs nevertheless 10 be hes'hv
or democracy. for onlv rrder sh fovrr ~ COW
e--ment can these wilderness be rails
ed
Speaking of distortion of facts this reporter erred
last weel about item that in this snace cor.
cernnc Ms. Lillian Hatcher of the UAWCIO Fair ray
End Anti Discrimination committee and Joseph Coles o.
the Navo~s Tnterracal Committee 1t reported thai
both sought to substitute code numbers rather than com
rotodlv d~op racial ta"s from arnlcation blanks OF me
Michioan Fmplovmart Service office
Both unhesitantlv and strongly in favor OF com
nlee aboleher of the racial Identification system whr
t-ou~ht 70 light by the Coordnating Council on Nv
man Relations.