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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13
Detroit 81
Nowinkoreu

WITH THE X CORPS IN
KOREA-Pvt. Albert l. Giles
pie, whose parents live al 9349
Pryor street. Detroit Mich is
serving with the X Corps in
Korea
The X Corps. fighting in noun
famous terrain, controls in COM
bat a number OF units OF division
strength or less which are as
signed TO il. II has its own com
mand post troops, who augment
the fighting forces.
Pvt. Gillespie, who entered the
Army in January. 1852, is pres
entity serving with Mobile
Army Surgical Hospital.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13
No Incidents Noted
Cairo Schools 0pe

CAIRO. Ill-The opening day
OF school in this Southern ilh-
nois city saw 60 Negro pupil:
attending formerly all-white ell
emeniary. junior high and nigh
schools without incident-a scene
in vivid contrast 10 the violence
and terror launched when Negro
nar~nss tried 20 enter their chill
dren in these schools last jan
uary.
Admission Of the children 10
the schools nearest their homes
without regard 10 race - the
term started Sept. z il the
result of a concerted drive car
ried on by the Cairo branch
NAACp which refused 10 be
infimidafed into abandoning ifs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13
Hear Candidates

Frank MiIlard. attorney gen.
eral, will be one of four speak
ers TO address the Thirteenth
District Young Republicans al
Highland Park YMCA Tuesday,
Sept. Is, at 8 pm.
Other speakfrs are Clarence
Mcleod. House of Representa-.
tives; Thomas Jacques, Probate
Judge, and CHARLES King, SUI
preme Court Justice.
The meeting called especial
ly 10 hear c5hdidates for state
offices speak and discuss prob
lens of the coming election.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13
Walter White Questions
Go Okoy on Sporkmon

NEWARK --(SpeciaD - The
strategy Of the Go in endorsing
the Stevenson parkman ticket
before the position of Senator
Sparkman with respect TO civil
rights is made unequivocally
clear" was questioned here Sun
day by Walter White, NAACP
executive secretary. in an adj
dress before the New Jersey
State Go Convention.
Acknowledging that the WOO
ing Of Dixie" by General Els
enhower makes understandable
the "dismaY" of civil rights
advocates with respect 10 the
Republican candidate. the
NAACP official asserted. how
ever. that none of US could be
satisfied with Mr.. Sparkman's
record as il is today.
Can't Forget
We cannot--we must not-for-
get ms is votes out of is on
civil rights his statement
that he and 81 other Southern
senators are iirevocably and
eternally opposed to any federal
civil rights action" he added.
Noting that the vice-president
IS only "a single heartbeat away
away from the White House. a"
Mr.. White added that as presid-
ing officer of the Senate. the
vice president, should he rule that
a motion 10 adopt new Senate
rules and abolish the pro-filibus-
ter Rule XXI is "out of order. +"
he could Sound the death knell
70 amendment of the Senate rules
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13
and the ending of filibusters
Question Others

and the ending of filibusters.
Question Others
Il do not charge that Senator
Sparkman will so rule. the
NAACP leader said But / Seri-
ously question the strategy Of
labor and liberal leaders in COM
hitting themselves TO the Demo
cratic or any other political party
until the record is made clear.
Doing so virtually closed the
door TO obtaining any further
commitments from the Demo-
Gratis. II similarly thwarts the
efforts of a minority Of liberal
Republicans in urging the Re
publican party 10 take a more
liberal stand on basic issues, +"
White declared.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13
Miller High Mite
Classes to Open

Adults may continue their edu-
cation by enrolling in evening
school classes at Miller High
School through Sept. 10.
Glasses will be held in grades
one through eight and for any
high school course for which
there are twenty or more per-
sons enrolled.
Among the vocational courses
are machine shop. blue
print reading. drafting. auto me-
chanicS and wood hobby shop.
Individual instruction is given
in piano tipping. millinery. sew
ing and drivers training courses
Glasses Will meet one or. two
evenings per week for IL weeks.
Most courses cost 81 for each u
hours Of class. while fees range
from 81 10 s5
In some courses enrolment
may be made al any time during
terms, and students may proceed
al their own individual rate Of
speed
For information call Shelby a.
Harrington. evening school prin-
cipal al WO l-2l79.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13

efforts 10 end s.o,,,..]
Cs'ros public seAoo,
Last January. our i
Nstro pupils Who -
fers 10 white" $50
GRANTED Transfers. sDs ii
cross burnings and i.
were rescTicd 70. = n
Nero citizens Of Car. 4
Arrest ofhd.l
Local NAAcP lea, |
IN Inc anti segsegsiior u
Frh Secretaries June y
and Lester Bailey We, j
and charged with "a
20 Jeopafdize the If, III
OF these Negro chIsj
forcing the transfer
a FIRST grand Jun y
risHn indictments -
NAACP officials. bu, 4,
10 'ndsct persons re,o0,,
ths violence A secons -
indicted five men s,er.,
responsibility for the ~
Ask Funds wiahs]
In March, NAAcp =
f'se'd suit seeking a ~
injunction ending The ,
tor. asking ths, state n
withheld On accordance v,
moss state la@l from s,.|
stfrefating pupils. snS D
ing the discharge a D
Schultz from his pos.iio, =
schsel superintendent
State funds have ben
held s'nce June and he n
su't . pending in court
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-09-13
See Big Enrolment

WASHINGTON. d. c. More
than 400 students are expected
10 begin registering az Howard
University Sept 18th rs the
Washington Cd. CO school begins
IT'S 35th year Of instruction, Otto
McClarrin. Director of Public
Relations st Howard. announced
today.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Fletcher knebeL'
Potomac Fever

Secretary Aeeen halls the Lisbon agreement ON European
army Aepe has at last agreed to accept the Russian threat
on On equal leetlnG with the American Treasury
president Truman spends Washineans Birthday cruising
the Potomac We're oil gad that while he can escape
the public eye-especay when he's that yachting cap
Senator Taft he'll stump New Hampshire for three days
before the primary With Taft Off the national hookup long
TV and radio executives In pancthey
Birth OF a Nation" six times to hll the sap,
George Washington farewell address and
Senate Congessmen love this tradon-especay
year after year there roll calls to show how them
missed 1t,
Congressman Reddep of Carolina admits he received
$4,000 lou" from hrm that got RFC loan. He
merely acting in the public interest In fact the discovery
Of the case doubled the public interest overnight
Congressman Hardy charges that five African air.
bases going to cost $500 million before finished
Pentagon getting lax 1t wastes than
gress spends investigating 1t.
Republicans press for Investigating Of charges that Attorney
General McCrath made million during his public The
g. O. p feels anybody shewd enough to make million
the New and Fair Deal should be dragged under public spot
lght-and
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Early Coronation Studied
As Tourist Dollar Lure
By ihe Am .sisisd Press

LONDON, Feb. 23.--Plans ID
crown queen Elizabeth In late Au.
gust or early September--in time
TO lure an extra million tourist dol.
lArs-are being considered, the
Daily Express said today.
The paper said the Queen 10 OK.
Ipeeted TO decide on q date within
three weeks.
II the coronation 10 In 1859, she
will be the fifst British monarch
In two centuries 10 hurry through
the formal pageantry In the same
year OF coming 10 the throne.
TIVE ofiieiai announcements have
stirred speculation Britain mas
rush coronation plans.
First the Queen deefeed thI
mourning for King George VI
would be four months instead ol
the usual nine 10 ~, Then church
oiiielAlA announced Westminster
Abbey would ba, closed soon after
| Faster 10 prepare u Tor ths eoEel
'hAtlon, M (
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Constantine Brown:

After extended discussions as
to what TO do about the resolu-
ton OF Senator William Benton
Of Connecticut asking for cen-
sure or expulsion of Senator
Joseph Mccarthy, the senate
Elections Subcommittee headed
BY Senator mike" Mohr0hey
decided TO ask for a Senate vote
Oh whether 10 continue the press
eht investigation.
Three possibilities were offered
The Ave subcommittee members
whose stan has been ihVestlaats
lha The Benton ehaFgeS fer
nearly f0uF months, These
we're l. 4'e refer The matter 10
the Senate, Z, Recommend A
eenSuFe OF their Wisconsin eels
league o. Fe say that The lnu
Vestleaten has net produced
SHfheleAt evidence 10 Justify any
penalty,
seme members Of tho full
committee which ID headed by
4ewa's Senator Guy Gillette felt
that the third choice might he
politically advisable, The ina.
toFity Of tho subcommittee de-
clded, however, to place the
matter before the entire Senate,
The second possibility that the
subcommittee recommend CEN
sure was considered unwise be-
cause the investigators are said
not to have produced sufiicient
facts to justify such q step,
At one time the members of
the subcommittee believed that
they had unearthed SUFFICIENT
facts" about McCarthy's per-
sonal habits to make O good case
for censure. On q close exami-
nation Of this information 1t
was shown to be spurious. A
particular denunciation OF the
Wisconsin Senator's private life
with an address on the letter.
head and signed by what was
believed to be q reputable citizen
proved to be q fake. The In
dividual concerned stated that
Evening star., 1952-02-23
duff Sick and Tired
0f'0Id Guard G.0.P
BY the Assoeluisd Press

MIAMI, Fla, Feb. 23.-Senatol
Duff, Republican, Of Pennsylvania
says he is sick and tired Of see.
ing the Republican Party snatch
defeat from the Jaws Of victory
Speaking last night at a rally
for Gen. Eisenhower, Senator Duff
urged Republicans to nominate
the general and not let "old guard
professionals lead the party down
the drain again"
In an obvious reference TO Sen.
|ator Taft, he said the q. o. r.
Party machine was risking defeat
BY attempting TO force the nom
ination Of q candidate other than
Gen. Eisenhower.
If the old guard 10 TO remain
set against any new name. any
new face, or any new approach, "
he said. Ut may again prove
its ability 70 dominate q con.
vention and lose an election"
"f'he leadership" he asserted,
"has already failed en- Ave sue.
eessive eeeasions=-the last time
when the Democratic Party was
violently split into three separate
and WarrIng factions"
Senator Duff said Gen, EiAens
hower's nomination would block
the Russian menace, because the
Beviets know and fear him,
And with Gen, Eisenhower, he
said, the Republicans have q
chance 10 swing the solid South
from the Democratic camp.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Lowell MeNett:
LoveN WeNett:
ItStorted With Geo. WoshinQton
Presidents Ever Since Have Refused to Tell Congress
EveYthna-on Argument in Which Both Sides Lose

II George Washington. whose
birthday we've. been celebrating,
were alive he'd be interested TO
observe that In one matter time
has been standing still. The
argument he helped start con-
eerning how much q President
iS required TO tell Congress. 10.
mains right where he left IL.
President Truman and the
House Of Representatives are
now having q showdown on the
subject. The House has adopted
q resolution calling on the Sec
Tetary OF State TO tell II oil that
passed between the President
and Prime Minister Churchill
during the iattars recent visit.
The President Ia expected 10 di-
rect Secretary ACheson 10 REFUSE
the request. In the meantime,
however, he has answered the
Inference contained In the resu.
luton that he may have made
some kind Of commitment TO ln-
volve American troops In con-
fiict on foreign soil. He told the
press the answer TO that IA. no.
George Washington may have
thought he had se0tehed for all
tlihe this sort OF interference
with The presidential role IN for.
elah affairs, iii iTgB The House
demanded 4 copy Of the lhstFues
tI0hs 10 The H. b. Minister Wh0
negotiated The peace treaty
with The Hlna Of Great Brlts
Alnr President Washing ton Feu
sp0nded
nFhe nature OF fereigR Reeeu
Evening star., 1952-02-23
TexMcCrarySe Seeks
To Meet Taft Again
After Clash on N
BY ihs AssOsla,sd Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 23,-Com.
mentator Tex McCrary has chal-
lenRed Senator Taft TO another
televlsion meeting without
studio audience. which almost
broke up the first session.
The Ohio Senator. candidate FOL
the q. o. p. presidential nomina.
tion, was told OF the challenge In
Barre, w., where he IA on a speak.
inE tour. lie declined 10 com.
tneht.
Fireworks Develop.
Verbal fireworks iiared T'hnfs.
day night between Mr., MeGfafy
and Senator Taft Of the Dum0ht
hetW0fk sh0W, "Auth0f Meets The
Critics" Senator taft, Auth0r 0i
The book, "A Foreign P0iley fol
Americans" Was interviewed by
Mr. MeeraFy, who opposed tht
book, and newspaper e0lulnflstI
6e0Fee B0k0lsky, who favored TO-
MI MeeraRy claimed Senator
Faft was 'eaPeless with The truth
In hls beck and pointed Out what
he called deliberate" distortions
Backed by SOk0lsky,
Senator Taft backed by Mp
69kelskEr accused MI MeeFaPy 9l
calling him q liar and demanded
a FetFaetlen, nv, MeeParE denied
using the word ''liaFr"
The studio audience broke into
eeFs and cheers and threatened
To disrupt the whole program, The
shows moderator, Actress Faye
Emerson, had to 90 effstaGe To
plead for quiet,
Last night, Mr., MeCrary said
he wanted another air meeting
with Senator Taft, with no studio
audience, Mr., McCrary claimed
the Thursday night attendance
was packed with an organized
clique Of Taft teen-agers,"
Concerning the Thursday night
studio audience, Mr.. Sokolsky
said, "they turned toward Taft
because Of the way he handled the
situation"
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Man Held In Son.in.Law's
| Death After Argument

A Defense Department employe
was shot TO death yesterday after
an argument with his father-in-
law over custody OF the defense
workers child. police reported.
Harry Louis Whitlock, 81. col.
ored. Of the 5000 block Of Thir.
teenth street N,Wr was pro.
nounced dead on arrival at Gar.
field Hospital shortly after 8 pm.
yesterday.
Police are holding his fathers
in.law. Henry Preston owens. 81.
colored, OF the $500 block 0G Thir.
teenth street NV, on = murder
charge.
owens Ia m attorney, certified
public accountant and secretary
Iof Pinketts Prescription Drug
store, tnc.. In the 1900 bloch OF
New Jersey avenue NV.
Evening star., 1952-02-23

Burr conspiracy. Rutherford
B. Hayes wouldn't produce pa.
pefs concerning his reasons for
naming Theodore Roosevelt to
be collector OF the Port OF New
York.
Usually both sides win--and
lose-in these disagreements.
On the one hand the President
successfully dei1es Congress. On
the other, Congress convinceS
q lot OF people that something
funny IA going on, that the
President Ia hiding from them
something they have q right
TO know. The Republican lead.
ers who caught the Democrats
mapping and put through this
latest resolution OF inquiry,
probably had exactly that In
mind. Good campaign stun TO
spread the suspicion that Tru.
man and Churchill have been
connlvinR secretly 10 get us Into
more war.
Representative Charles Hal.
leCk Of indiana, one Of the ne.
publican strateHlsts, almost
spelled u our during The brief
floor discussion. nThAt this
resolution IA here" he said, "ls
clear evidence OF 4 lack 0i G0ha
hdehee Oh the part OF Congress
and The American people IN the
way our f6felaR affairs have
been conducted" that IA what
the sllek minority actually was
Aeeklhez=h6t The suggested lns
formation, but a Vote OF ''laek
OF e0RhdeReer" II was happy
10 kettle for that,
Evening star., 1952-02-23

while the stationery was HE
the signature was q toer iFiitas
ton. He had heard Of but never
had met Senator Mccarthy.
Other similar incidents, together
with the statement Of O former
etnpi0ye Of the subcommittee
that persons not connected with
his employer had told him that
his lob was to fihd facts against
Senator Mccarthy and not e0hu
duet O strictly impartial invests
eatl0n, contributed 20 the views
10 ash the Senate 10 handle The
matter
4'he Maryland campaign
where the incumbent MlllaFd
~ FEdlnes iest hid seat 70 JehR
NJ ButleR had been investigated
BY the SAme e0mmittee and Mr.
BHtleF was seated In the Sens
ater Me6aFthy's role In that
election was considered by the
subcommittee after aenateF Benz
ton asked tor his colleagues
renewal The FRI was charged
by Assistant Attorney General
James M, MeInerney to look
into the question from oil pos
alhle angles, This meant that
tho campaign conducted by both
candidates Tydings and Butler
had to be gone into, According
to reports which have reached
some Of the interested members
OF the Senate, this investigation
when completed may show that
neither party has had entirely
clean skirts, Under the cir
cumstances 1t may be difIicult to
pin anything serious on the
Wisconsin Senator's activities.
The only thing which Is
tangible is McCarthy's speech
in the Senate against Gen.
George c. Marshall. But the
question was raised by q num-
ber Of Senators, including
Democrats who entirely dis
agreed with their colleagues
speech, as TO whether O SEN
ator can be punished for any
thing he says on the floor Of the
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Governor General Opens
Colombo Exhibition
RY the AsIeslatsd PESN

CEYLON, Feb, 2S,-saiiron'
robed Hindu temple dancers, car"
rying altars decorated with pea.
cock feathers, escorted Lord Soul"
bury, Ceylon's Governor General.
to open the Colombo Exhibition
today.
Lord soulbury took the place Of
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke
Of Edinburgh who were to have
opened the show week ago.
Among participating countries
are the United States. Britain,
Australia, India. Pakistan, Can.
ada, Laos and Wet Nam. The ex-
hibition's theme Is the needs Of
the underdeveloped countries in
Southeast Asia and resources
available In the countries sponsor
ing the Commemorative Colon.
bo Plan to meet those needs.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
BY The Assoelatsd Press

ROCHESTER,, Minn.. Feb. as
Harold z. Stassen says the grow
ing rift between forces backing
Senator Taft, Republican, Of Ohio,
and Gen. Eisenhower will make 1t
impossible for the Republicans to
nominate either for the presi-
dency.
The former Minnesota Cover
nor said he viewed that as "all to
the good" In advancing his own
candidacy. Mr.. Stassen planned
addresses today at Albert Lea
Austin and Winona. Mimi, In sup
port of the slate Of delegates he
has filed for the March Is presi-
Dental primary In Minnesota.
Reports from over the Nation
show that Taft and Eisenhower
are continuing to block each other
thus making their nomination i'm
possible" Mr.. Stassen told an au-
dience Of 500 at the Mayo Civic
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Man Held for Observation
After Baby Dies Of Burns

The father Of q 2ha-month- -old
baby. who died Of burns last night,
Ia being held without charge for
mental observation, after police
said he admitted starting o fire 10
get rid Of" the child.
Linda eturdivant, colored, died
at Children's Hospital OF o;4b
o'clock last night after being res.
eped by firemen from the BLAZING
room occupied by her parents At
1924 Coreoran street NV.
Although the father, Whitley
eturdivant. eelored, admitted
starting the Are, police aren't sure
what caused the blase, The Are
Itself did not touch the child
lylne In 4 basket, police reported
but the intense heat caused burma
over 90 per cent OF her body.
The father IA under observation
In oAlllnaer Hospital.
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Macarthur Article
Was Shown 10 Him,
Newsweek Declares
0y ,hs A,IOsIalsd PvssS

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.--News.
week Magazine says II gave Gen
Macarthur an opportunity 10 read
and comment on o story about
him In advance Of publication.
Therefore. the magazine adds
I'VE had good reason for our con.
ildenoe that II refiected his pres.
ent attitudes correctly"
Gen. Macarthur, the story said
preferred Senator Taft Of Ohio fui
the Republican presidential nom.
lhatlon but would GLADLY sup.
port" either Harold n. Btassen Of
Gen. Eisenhower II one Of them
we're nominated.
III a statement Thursday night
Gen, Macarthur said misleading
headlines, captions ana advertise.
IhehtSo tended 10 ''eFeate The I'M
pressl0h thAb 1 am favorable ID
The nomination OF Gen Hlsenh0Wu
ep" by The a. o. p ana "that |
have 4 personal hatred Oh PFeslE
dent truman"
Neither IA 40, The general said
A NeWsWeek statement yesteru
day did h0t say whether Gen
Macarthur had made any e9ma
ment ON the aPtleleI but lt said
no did net see In advance the
Ist9Py's headline which read
macarthur Prefers Taft, Likes
The, Hates Harry"
The statement, by NewsWeek 4
publisher, Theodore r. Mueller
said In part
-, We tried and we believe
successfully TO make II plain that
Gen, Macarthur In spite OF his
personal friendly feelings tor
Eisenhower, prefers Senator TAFT
for the nomination,
"As for Gen, MacArthur's fear
that our headline would create
the impression that his feelings
about President Truman was q
personal matter, we can only as
sure him that his misgivings ara
unwarranted, Neither Newsweek'i
editors nor, we firmly believe, its
readers confused the profound
political differences of presiden-
Itial politics with the personal
Iprejudices Of the public men in
VolVed,"
Evening star., 1952-02-23
turkeys Entry IN NAIo
Protested by Bulgaria
by lhO A.IslIslsd 4 pisU

BERLIN, freb. aS,--communlsN
Bulgaria told turkey today her
entry Into The North Atlantic
treaty organization "G0hstltuteS
an immediate threat aaalhSt The
Bulaarlan Peoples Republic"
ABN, The B0vletalleensed Hasb
German news agency published
eentents OF A n0te handed by the
BHlgarlan Foreign Ministry 70 the
FurklSh eharGe d'AHalreS at
s0har
NINE government Of the Pe0s
ple's Republic eannet remain IN.
different TO this hostile peiley,"
" said
The note charged Turkish fePti.'
fieatiens and "strategie highways"
were being built with American
support, and that spies were be-
lng trained In Turkey to be sent
TO Bulgaria,
Evening star., 1952-02-23
Constantine Brown: ;~.t
Mccarthy Strength Realized
Subcommittee Puts Issue Of Colleagues 'censure' v;
Up to Full Senate After -Four Months Probe
eoeue's 'Censure'

Senate which "a not contrary
10 the rules Of that body.
The Senate has some hard
ana fast rules about what can
be sAid properly on the floor,
II q member breaks any Of
these rules he ID asked TO sit
down ana can obtain the h00F
again only by q majority vote.
This WAS not done In the case
OF Me6afthys speech laHt SUM
iief. Hence, 10 W0uid be dlfiia
cult for the Senate new 10
accept 0 recommendation that
their colleague be eensured or
expelled Oh account Of that
speech Moreover, many Sem
atePs fear that II might be said
that members OF e0RgTess eARH
net freely ePltleIBe q man In
public life REGARDLESS OF heW
distinguished and crystal clear
hls lite may DO,
But behind oil these apgu-
Menta there Ia A feeling Ahared
by q number OF Senator's that
the proceedings instituted hy
the Elections subcommittee
have not produced tho desired
political reaction, Senator Mo.
Carthy 10 now stronger than
last summer, The Benton Tesos
luton was exploited by Me-
Carthy's opponents as being the
death knell of his political
career, The reaction In his
State has been quite the oppo,
site and Republican strategists
say that the investigation of
the subcommittee has strength
ened their colleague instead of
weakening him. This feeling
is based not or0y on reports
from Wisconsin, but also on the
hundreds Of letters some mem
bers Of the full committee are
still receiving from outside Wis
consin protesting McCarthy's
persecution" Such tangible re-
actions cannot be ignored by
either political party in an elec.
ton year.