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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

"On llih of May. ls4s. the
Secretary of Defense approved
the Department of the Air
Force which provides for equal
ifY Of treatment and opporfun-
iiy for all persons in the Air
Force without regard 10 race.
color. religion or national ORR
gin.
Concurrently with the former
SecIetary's approval OF this pol
icy, an Air Force directive was
published and given the widest
possible distribution throughout
the Air Force.
Discuss Issue
immediately following the
publication OF this directive. the
Secretary of the Air Force and
the Deputy Chief OF Staff. Per
sonnet, discussed this new non
segregation policy with all the
major Air F'mcc commanders.
when they were asScmbled at
Air Force Headquarters for a
general briefing ON policy and
tactical matters.
THE following statistical in
formation indicates the extent
and progress made in the dis
tribution of Negro personnel
throughout the Air Force:
Il. In January l949. there were
l67 predominantly white Air
Force units containing Negro per-
sonnet. whereas by December
1851. this figure had increased TO
BIAS Air Force units.
20. On 30th of June 1852. there
was only one Air Force unit
which was predominantly man
ned with Negro personnel This
units strength was SO officers
and ailmcn, of whom % were
Negro personnel AT the same
time. the total number OF AIR
Force units comprising some Ne
gro personnel had increased TO
3,466.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

problems Of illiteracy and educs-
iional background. OF community
relationships. schooling of de-
pendents and the like.
II slludes TO but does not
detail the small but significant
increase in the number of com
misloned personnel in the Navy
and the slowly decreasing con
eentration in the messmen's
branch through further inclusion
IN general ratings. II does not
portray the magnitude and sig
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

The Ford Motor Company fur
nished free sightseeing buses
which took the entire delegation
on tour through the giant Riv-
er Rouge Ford plant and other
Interesting points in the city AZ
no cost.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Senator Reports:
Indignation Gains
For Armed Forces
last in series)

Following is the last of of of report 10
Senator Hubert Humphrey ID Mimi Assistant Score
tay OF DEFENSE Anna Roscnbeig stating the
made by the Defense Department in ELIMINATING in
he Arme Forces
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
ESSES

80 Violates
ID Ind -agers
Pns work IN the shop,
elfyaiors and driving
% ,,ill ind young
"a and TX year-olds.
IN The harvest
fh lldlcn 10 and over
nployed in any ca
in those occupa-
es hazaid ous. Four
-ieai -olds may be
y non mining and
1nAturing occupations
<<>ii li'lI ana under
1oo4tian
mol ct children under
fed Thctc arc a few
Exempt from the law
Hspapcr carrier boy.
ine Tor his parents
ectors.
~ wears we have
pack wages owed
.Wployces OF approx
million" Hermansen
We are finding that
the establishments
pc law, and in which
'cSlleations. are in
one OF more of the
pnS OF the Act.
Is they are in viola
The minimum wage,
child labor rows
nblnation of .wo or
provisions. Only q
Violations are found
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15
Carbon LlOu0.xiSIe Fumes

persons oeo from accidental poisoning during 1851
and liz OF these death during the vint,v oo,
Joseph " Moner commissioners health states Six Of he
otsi deaths were que 10 home accidents from auto m
hausts OF parked cars on from running motor with tho %
age door closed W "'' gar
Carbon monoxide which caused these death. ~.n
moi be deiecfed either by taste II is caused nv
incomplete burning OF gasoline fuel coal or heatira
gas To persons in tightly closed or car Il can he
fatal. - " " ~" DC
III your furnace or stove smokes because IL il M, h,,r
ing as shouu ana carbon monoxdc may escanin into
your mouse aiong WIN The smoke Houses are more
completely alright due 10 the of storm windou,s ana
closely fitting windows S anu
This increases the likelihood Of abon onoxdo oo;son,
IN case the furnace not adjusted and in each as
increases the need for intelligent understanding Of how 70
fire furnace - ~" W
~ 70" nave Storm windows basement make
sure that enough air gets basement 10 xuppv ,h
amount me furnace needs for proper combustion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

nificance of the accomplishment
by the Air Fas-. Of IFS objective
OF immediate, prompt. total con-
version from segregation 70 in
tegrafion,," Mrs Anna Rosenberg
concluded.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-11-15

&tsbIish . church oss
n Sept : at 100 100
reet. New forS
(. which Is na'nea
{Nness Baptist
4 denomina''on'i
knee feeling. said
over the de-
Inc by those VINO
with me When |
In presence they
kn up
e young woman
4 was extremely
ker new life and
"a 10 set the right
4 her six old
ms only child.
4 to alcoholics IS
4 can be made. il
make . change
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Crawford Is Reduced
To Colonel by Army

Brig. Gen. David J. Crawford,
one time commander of the De-
troit Tank Arsenal, has been re-
duced to his permanent rank of
colonel and assigned to a post in
Turkey.
Representative Hardy, Democrat,
of Virginia, disclosed the action
yesterday after receipt of a letter
from Army Secretary Pace. Mr..
Hardy headed a House investigat-
ing committee.
Col. Crawford was reprimanded
and removed from his command
when a House Executive Expendi-
lures Committee brought out that
he had accepted favors from firms
doing business with the Detroit
ordnance center. He also was &C
cused of diverting property to his
own use.
Mr.. Pace said that Col. Craw-
ford had been assigned to the
Joint Military Mission at Ankara,
Turkey.
Mr.. Hardy said the action "was
based primarily on matters pre-
viously brought to the attention
Of the Army by the committee"
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Rankin Gets Continuance In Case by Telephone

mot disclose the nature of the
statement.
Judge Scott quoted Mr.. Rankin
as saying he did not intend to
violate the law, but was anxious
to get to Washington and had diff
Ificulty seeing highway markings
because of a heavy snowfall.
Mr.. Rankin was halted here
Sunday afternoon by Highway
Patrolman A. S. Neese who said he
followed the Congressman's car
without being aware of the drivers
identity, nearly II miles on United
States Highway l, northbound
Representative Rankin was cited
to appear in court yesterday with
no bond required.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Donohue Says u. 5.
Is Cheating District
On Federal Funds

District Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue said last night the Fed
eral Government is cheating the
District Government and "it is
about time we do something about
it,"
He told the Lamond Heights
Citizens Association that people
Of Washington must devise some
way of telling the people in the
rest of the country of the Dis
trict'S financial problems.
Pressure Suggested.
In the meeting at the Masonic
and Eastern Star Home, Peabody
street and New Hampshire ave-
nue. NV, the Commissioner said
many members of Congress are
too busy, and some too ignorant,
to worry about District affairs.
They need to be educated. he
said, either directly or through
pressure from their constituents.
The Commissioner said the Fed
eral Government now contributes
about Z per cent of the District
budget and suggested 81 to 80
per cent as the proper amount.
He also said the Federal Govern
ment is short-changing the Dis
trict on its water bill by paying
81 million for water service, when
the amount should be about $1.2
million.
Zoo Cited as Point.
Mr.. Donohue also cited District
upkeep of such Federal organi-
cations as the Zoo, the National
Park Service and Park Police. He
said tourists visiting Washington
think it is wonderful that the
Federal Government maintains
such things for them. They do
not realize, he said, that the Dis
trict Government maintains them
in whole or in part.
Mr.. Donohue also asked the
association to lend its support to
the plan to reorganize the Dis
trict Government.
Seventeen reports by II diff
ferent groups have been made
for reorganization between 1908
and 1949," he said, land We
shouldn't waste any more time"
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Schuman Plan Debate
Opened by Adenauer
By the Assoeiatad Press

BONN. Germany, JAN. 9.-Chan-
cellor Konrad Adenauer today
called on the West German Parli-
ament to vote "yes" to the Schu-
man plan or abandon all hope for
a united and economically strong
Europe.
He opened a three-day German
debate on ratification of the plan
which would create a single mar
ket of 155 million Europeans for
the coal and steel of France, West
Germany, Italy, Belgium, Holland
and Luxembourg.
The ratification bill is receiving
its second and third readings and
the final vote is to be taken on
Friday.
AS the debate started the Par
lament Building was guarded by
reinforced police to prevent any
Communist demonstration against
the debate.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Anthony Eden to Speak
At Columbia u. Friday
BY the Assoeiu,ed Pres.


NEW YORK, Jan. British
Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden
will speak at Columbia University
Friday afternoon. when he re-
ceives an honorary doctor Of laws
degree.
Columbia said yesterday the
British Embassy has indicated it
will be a major address. MIR. Eden
lis in the United States with
Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
The speech will be Eden's only
address during his visit in this
country,
Evening star., 1952-01-09
MethyI Alcohol Kills ;; Mixer Held in Case

Lee, 80. and his brother, Reuben
|H. Lee, %, and William e. Mel
|son. 35.
DR.. A. F. Russell. who attended
the three victims, said the deaths
could be similar to the Atlanta
case" in which 81 persons died
last October after drinking poison
Gus illegal whisky.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
by The Associated Pres.

DOVER, Tenn. Jan. 9.-Three
men who doctors said drank
diluted methyl alcohol died yes
terday and approximately IL
others were given hospital examin-
ationS.
Sheriff J. c. Spiceland an
nounced the arrest of 30-year-old
Jesse Knight, a farm worker, and
said Knight told of mixing the
potion which proved fatal to the
three Dover men.
District Attorney General Reeder
Parker said several of the dozen
OF SO persons who were rounded
up complained of nausea.
The victims were Charles E.
Evening star., 1952-01-09

ARLINGTON
N. FairfGr & KirEtDood
Dolly. 10 to s PM.
Mondoy and Friday,
1880 to $3.50 P.M.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
N Producer Is Suing
Film Studio Over Actor
BY The A.soeiutsd Press

Los ANGELES. Jan. "a tele-
|vision-f1lm producer is suing a
movie studio over the services OF
an actor.
Century Teleyision Productions
Inc, yesterday filed suit for $780,
900 damages against Monogram
Pictures, Inc. The TV firm said it
signed Bill Elliott for a series OF
TV films June l, 1850.
In an effort to obtain funds, the
complaint said, the firm showed
the first film to Monogram execu-
Evening star., 1952-01-09
Marine Corps Sd Brigade
Becomes Sd Division

The Marine Corps has picked
up a third division by giving such
a designation to its Sd Brigade.
A headquarters announcement
yesterday said formation of the
division was decided on several
months ago and does not increase
Marines forces numerically. The
Sd Division organization will pro-
vide a framework for building to
full strength If necessary.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
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Evening star., 1952-01-09

tives. They promptly signed Mr..
Elliott to an exclusive contract.
the suit charges, and this prevent
led Mr.. Elliott from completing the
TV series.
Evening star., 1952-01-09
BY the Associated Press

ey me Assoeiofed Press
HENDERSON, N. c., Jan. o.
A hearing scheduled yesterday in
County Recorders Court on a
charge of careless and reckless
driving against Representative
John E. Rankin, Democrat, of
Mississippi, was continued until
January %.
Recorder B. A. Scott said Repre-
sentative Rankin telephoned from
Washington that he was unable to
appear because Of the opening of
Congress. Requesting a continu-
ance. the Congressman informed
the judge he was forwarding a
statement Of his position, but did
Evening star., 1952-01-09
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Evening star., 1952-01-09
Fraternity Marks FOUNDING

The Washington Graduate
Chapter of Tau Kappa Epsilon
viii celebrate the SD anniversary
of the fraternity's founding with
a dinner at $3.50 pm. tomorrow
in O'Donnell's Restaurant.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

cripple (becase unrepentant SIM, political ana spir
ituai adulterer one whom Satan hath bound tCh1st
esus into our highest political post of power Thus per-
hitting the maximum number of traitors, and enemies or
God and country nhrate into all branches OF our gov
eminent except Edgar Hooyer's FBl. and the deviis
Franklin and Harry would not let Hoover Function
How the prisoners of the devil, of the New Raw Deal
and phony Fair Deal aib their knavery and olies! ana
gloss over their multi-bion laundering and Rack
eteerng leadership!
The C. o. p would not recognize the Kremlin Grim.
inals and Lunatcs, but F.DR-spiritual traitor to God
and countrydd Likewise his fellow spiritual traitors!
And Sob III the kremlin had only kept their agree
ments they would have been such good agreements =
such wisdom,
How truly St. Paul spoke of the wisdom Of this world
foolishness with Cod.
The New Raw Deal prisoners of the devil lusted for
third erni-they had all the wisdom And Pearl Harbor
quickly proved their wisdom to beof the Devil! Our
experts in the Far East who warned FDR and Washing
d. c. against Japanese attack Pearl Harbor were
contemptuously ignored.
And thus China and the East defenses under
mined,
And what cost in extra lives lost, and how the
heightened, and at what cost
White House aid said to the writer. visitor there.
April 1889: You can't mix politics and religion !"
Indeed not, The traitorcus politics of F.DR and
Harry 5 Truman could mix with the pure religion of
this Protestant country which alone of the Nations could
be used by God for His Complete and Final Revelation of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
BY ROSCOE DRUMMoND.
Washington News Bureau OF
The Christian Science Monitor

WASHINGTON. Communist
screams at the growing unity and
strength Of the North Atlantic
Alliance are mounting to d new
pitch Of fury and vltuperation in
Western Europe.
This is not surprising: il Is 20
be expected. This is not a calam-
iiy; this is evidence that western
policy IS reaching the mark. The
Communists are never furious At
weakness in others: they love il.
When the Communists are
against you. that's good. When
the Communists are vehemently
against you. that's progress.
That's what is happening now.
IL need not be feared; il should
be welcomed--and faced.
The news from Western Europe
shows that the Communists are
mounting a new campaign against
the United States and are doing
everything they can think OF 10
intImidate the governments and
The people OF West Germany and
France New bonds OF peace and
rev bonds Of unity look horren-
douSly near AZ hand, The Com
munIstS don't like il. and they are
reacting according to pattern.
In Berlin they are tearing I'D
streets, Telling trees. and erecting
barriers to seal of West Berlin
from the east zone.
In France the Communist Par
TVS largest daily newspaper
l. Humanite. publishes an inflam-
mstory cartoon portraying Gen.
Matthew B. Ridgway. supreme
commander Of the North Atlantic
Treaty Organization forces in
Europe rs a bomb casing crawl
ing with microbes. and greeting
him as lie General Microbe .
This is just mild hint Of what
they are up TO.
1t is against America and
Americans that Communist Ire is
primarily directed.
AZ Communist rallies in France
and in the French Communist
publications il is the United
States which is constantly refer
rod 10 as the enemy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

again.
God. good. has always
been made manifest through
spiritual man. 1t was be-
cause of Joseph's ability to
realize. recognize. and ac-
knowledge the power Spirit,
Life, Truth and Love as real.
that he was able TO save a
nation from starvation.
So. today, everyone who
has helped through the study
of Christian Science is al
ways willing to acknowl-
edge that the love of God is
true. and Truth can be dem
onstrated as Joseph did
in the day of old. And when
the human race realizes its
spiritual status, confusion.
the very root of hate and
fear will be replaced by un-
derStanding, love. Kindness.
faith, hope and charity.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
The Enduring Foundation

Abraham, We are told In The
Bible hebrews 1i:i0l, looked
for a city which hath foundations.
whose builder and maker is God"
not human ambition or material
power. Being obedient 10 Gods
every command. he wished TO be
sure that his home was estab-
lished in spiritual understanding
and had those enduring founda-
tons which Spirit alone can pro-
vide.
Each one OF us is engaged ia
building his own individual life
structure. What pattern are we
following7 Is il according 10 the
specifications Of the Christi Has
God planned IL for us, or are We
following our own uncertain out
line? II II Il 10 endure IL must
have q spiritual foundation.
Mary Baker Eddy, the Dis
coverer and Founder Of Christian
Science, writes in Pulpit and
Press" (p. y az follows: THE
real house in which we live. and
move. and have our being Ia
Spirit, God. the eternal harmony
Of infinite Soul. The enemy we
confront would overthrow this
sublime fortress, and II behooves
us TO defend our heritage. How
can we do this Christianity scien-
the work. By intrenching our
selves In the knowledge that our
true temple IL no human fabrics-
ton. but the superstructurs Of
Truth, reared on the foundation of
Love. and pinnscled In Life. Such
being it, nature. how can our
ro4ly temple possibly b demol-
lsned. or evsn disturbedf Can
etsrnity sndf Can Life def Can
Truth be uncertsin7 Can Love be
less Than boundless7" The
$on1D1knnu 49, ,konlIec
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

sons. thy servants are no
spies" Joseph continued to
tell them that they were
spies because Of the naked
ness of the land they came
from.
Joseph Purges His Brothers
The brothers, trembling,
pleaded their innocence. One
OF them said, Thy servants
are twelve brothers, the
sons of one man in the land
OF Canaan. The youngest is
this day with father, and
one is not" Joseph told them
they would have to bring the
youngest brother, and he
would be kept in prison to
prove that they were telling
the truth. He put them all
together in ward for three
days.
And Joseph said unto
them the third day, this do
and live, for | fear God"
BrotherIy Love
Joseph looked at his broth
ers. hungry, worn and tired.
ana deep down in his heart
ne ielt a sense of brotherly
love. He met their deep cold
pitlful gaze with sparkling
eyes, and he had to turn his
back to keep from crying.
HIS fear of God, and his
qeep trust in the perpetual
Fathers goodness made him
a deep thinker. and he read.
lily put his thoughts into ac-
tion. he wanted to helm suf-
iering humanity and espec.
,aily his suffering family vet
ne must keep himself on the
safe side. VII tue
He sat with his head up,
and praying for the rish,
answer, and the right way &c
/ perform his duty, to HELM
, others who were sufferin,
. in the land of Canaan.
Il Joseph Makes Himself
. Known
81 Wher his brothers return
ed to buy food, Joseph mad
himself known to them. an
Q comforted them in the nam
X OF God. When Pharoa
Le heard that the men we,
Id Joseph's brothers, he se,
~ transportation to bring the,
~ and their father and Ali
W the family to live in Eev,
as Jacob, the father Of Jose = |,
'e- was very happy, because /
I'm son Of whom they h,
n'sl thought lost, was fou'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
Christian Science World Healing

the Basic Truths Of God and man. And ~.
monious spiritual universe, filling all space ,v, n0
and Eternal Life! WIN hss
Making proyable the unreaty of IN. \, ,,s..
colds, cancer. polio, all sin, disease, and de.s 'oM
corruption, and wars even! svu
WE ARE OUR BROTHERS KEEPERS,
THE GOLDEN RULE OF LIBERArIoM
VIA CHRIST. TRUTH.
Satan's :. sons, Franklin and Har,, vo -
inally corrupt administrations, gave to the KramI;
inals, unatics, psychOpathic. syphiitc son: oss
prisoners of the devil-our Billion Dollar sus
Agar Wallace spiritual traitor to God and conn,. nes
our enemies too-and how! The Department ~ cash
was wide open for Soviet access to our novh, M
wise to our entire country!
Bernard Baruch said, president Trum,n l.. Il
United States extra Fifteen Billion Dola,.S ~ wv
to Korea, because he played politics instead Is sao
early controls Mr. Baruch says the extra cos, sp,g
will run1to Twenty Billion Dollars!
DEVILS MATERIA MEDIcA OK. F.DR 41u r..
The devil, through his healing agency. ma,...
lea, gave F. D. r. clean bill of health for the foua.
But the wages of sin is DEATH says Ae Ba,s a's1
F.D.R. died in few months after the fourth tenn wv
Gle of the Devil! Churchill and Stain his seniors
outliye him -. Think that over "'sY
But before death the Devil and his Franklin had
away the victory and peace to his SON Jo-vph stain
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25
STOLEN PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS! VIA LYING
SWEARING PROPAGANDA AND DEVILISH
MANIPULATIONS OF TREASURY FUNDS

Knew whsf nas going on
Bai ths ma,Se> had TO s'edacated--and how
TIE radio was admirably ltsd or the devil-arms
magne,n--fo deceive The tired masses at terrible cost
Pear Hagpof. mlti-IliloA dollar testimonials 10 he
folly y he ing 3 moral spiritual Intellectual. and ptg,l-
go. grippe 'nyeau>r ~ lnlererteli SIM % NE Wh's
Hoase-sl.i 0i taisd 'erH IS And or the ig>i Tine In
ANticaD h.stJl
IL IS no new thing for the masses to be wrong and.the
minority right. When twelve spies sent out by the
leaders OF the children Of Israel fifteen centuries be
tore Christ Jesus only gave the courageous and right
eous-d'vney Inspired-correct answer Let u, 90 IN
at once Numbers 1880
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1952-10-25

A GROUP Of men stood watch
~ ing the erection OF a large Of
flee building upon site
which a century before had been
under water as a part OF a nearby
bay. The land had been filed in
and a large city had grown up
around il, making II valuable
property. This made-land. how
ever. did not have sufficient firm
ness to sustain the weight OF
the reinforced concrete building
planned for the site, so II was
necessary 10 drive long piling 10
bedrock, spacing the piles only
i've feet apart In order 10 carry
the tremendous load.
One OF the group was not seeing
the actual construction work so
much as the amount Of thought
that had gone into the preliminary
planning; the many calculations
made to determine the lengths and
number, Of piles required; The
tests that had been run on sam-
pies Of cement and steel 10 ensure
= quality which would withslspd
the enormous tensile and com.
pressivs stresses involved: a.
uhs care and supervision necss
ssry TO make sure that the speci6
cations OF the architects an,
engineers we're followed through
II Is axicmstic that for a min,
70 endure II must posses, epdur
ing qualities. II Il said thai N
usnt sequoiss Of California ..,,
4 posediy The Oldest HvIns sh;..
nave Ali>lhsd their lona NE ~
cause they contain within ~;
structure certain qualities wh;r
- resist such enemies a. Tine !,
fedt M. nnd vAker.