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The Nome nugget., 1956-12-19
Swiss Break Up Hungarian Spy Ring

BERN, Switzerland, R - The Swiss government announced Tuesday the breakup of net work of military, political and economic espionage organized by Mate Vegh, former second sec retary of the Hungarian, legation in Bern.
 Vegh, who left Switzerland in September, returned Monday and was immediately expelled.
 A government communique said the network recruited Hun garian refugees as agents by blackmailing them with threats against their families in Hungary.
 The government said Vegh could not be brought to trial be- cause the espionage ring oper- ated at a time when he had diplo- matic immunity.
 The communique said Vegh's ring operated with "very cum ming methods" and long investi- gation by the Swiss counter-es- pionage service was necessary be- fore it could be broken up. Nevertheless, it said, no damage was done to SYitzerland's na- tional security.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-19
CONDUCTOR ASKS IS OCK-'N-ROLL NECESSARY?

ST. LOUIS, Mo, R-Vladimir Golschmann, conductor of the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra; re- turned yesterday from a six month tour of Europe, just in time to learn that rock-'n-roll music is the latest fad.
 "A few years ago. it was much better" he said. "The blues, you know. The blues had charm. Now the trend-it's noisy. Whatever l hear, it always sounds like the same song.
 Do people really need all that noise?"
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-19
Flood of Hungarian
 Refugees Into Austria Shows "Rising Trend"

VIENNA, R-Security officers near the Hungarian border said Tuesday the flood of refugees streaming into Austria was show ing a rising trend"
 The officials said more than fd00 refugees crossed into Ass tria during the night.
 The total number of refugees who have come over since the start of the Hungarian fighting Oct. 9 is estimated to be close to i40,000.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-19
N o T I c E

The tax rate on 1856 Real and Personal Properly assessments of the City of Nome has been set at one and one-half per cent u1a96) by the Board of Equaliz- ation. City properly taxes for 1856 are now collectible.
 Carrie M. McLain. 151 Nome City Clerk
Evening star., 1956-03-21
Two Men Die of Burns;
Flames Block Rescue

Two men died of burns last
night and early today, one Of
them the victim of a fire at his
home Is days ago.
william IRinehart. 36, colored
fell back from the open window
of his second floor apartment at
2422 Irving street Sc. early
today and died as flames blocked
a rescue.
The second victim was Louis
Nichols, 80. also colored, of 615
Fifty-seventh street NE, who
died at District General Hos
pital last night. He had been
burned severely when fire swept
his home March 6.
Police said there were indica-
tions that both men may have
fallen asleep while smoking.
Mr.. Rinehart may have spread
the flames to all three rooms in
his apartment while running
from room to room in an at
tempt to extinguish his burning
clothing. police said.
Miss Emma Cheatham. %
colored, who occupied the first
floor apartment, escaped unhurt
and fire was confined largely te
the Rinehart apartment.
A cab driver, Joseph Wright
"a, colored, was driving past the
Evening star., 1956-03-21

Irving street house when he
heard a man calling I'm
trapped; get me out!" He saw
MIR. Rinehart at the window
then saw him fall back into the
room.
The taxi driver attempted to
get up the stairway, but was
driven back by flames. AS he
started down, firemen were at
tempting to get up the stairs and
in the confusion, they thought
he was the man reporte
trapped. Later, on the third
attempt, firemen got into the
apartment and found Mr.. Rine-
hart's body near the window.
The victim retired for physical
disability from the Seaboard
Railroad about four years ago,
Evening star., 1956-03-21
Peoples Purty Wins
lin British Honduras

BELIZE. British Honduras,
Mar. 81 R. The Peoples
United Party. which advocates
self government for this British
crown colony, won a two-thirds
majority in Mondays election
for the Belize city council.
PUP won six seats, the Ma
tionalist Party two, and an in
dependent one.
George Price, who headed
Evening star., 1956-03-21

captured dissidents indicate the
Reds have begun to infiltrate
the political. military. economic
social and cultural institutions
Of the country.
A joint statement issued by De-
fense Secretary Eulogio Balac
and 1t. Gen. Jesus Vargas
armed forces chief of staff, sale
the plan was drawn up after the
collapse of the long Hulk armed
rebellion. They said counter.
measures are being instituted
but refused details.
Evening star., 1956-03-21
Philippine Army
Charges Red Plot

MANILA. Mar. 81 (R.-The
Philippine armed forces yester-
day accused the nations Com
Imunists of plotting an "elabc-
rate and vicious blueprint of
Isubversion" against the govern
Iment.
Army officials said documents
seized from Communist-directed
Hulk couriers and confessions of
Evening star., 1956-03-21
'6 Killed in Florida
|Truin-Auto Crush

WINTER HAVEN, Fla, Mar
I21 (P.-All six occupants of ar
auto were killed yesterday wher
the car and a Seaboard Airlinel
freight train collided.
The dead were James Ruber
Moore, 20, the driver; his wife
Mrs. Reba Jean Moore, Is; hi.
mother, Mrs. Jessie M. Moore
SIS; Rachel Elizabeth Pelham
46; Mrs. Matte Shirey, 81, anc
her daughter-in-law, Saraf
Shirey. l8.
Evening star., 1956-03-21
; Bank Robbers
FaceSentenciinq

TOPEKA, Kans., Mar. 81 (P)
"A pert young brunette and two
men from Texas faced sentencing
today on charges stemming from
the robbery of bank belonging
to Mrs. Georgia Neise Clark
Gray, former United States
Treasurer.
Mrs. frankie Evelyn Fletcher,
81, OF Dallas, pleaded guilty yes
terday to a charge of conspiring
to rob the bank January %.
James Arlington Debenham II,
"a, of Fort Worth, and Louis
Dee Young. 25, of Dallas, pleaded
guilty to charges of aggravated
bank robbery.
They were to be sentenced by
United States District Judge
Arthur j. Mellott; before whom
the pleas were entered. Eight
other charges against the three
were dropped.
On January 2 three men en-
tered the home of Mrs. Gray,
United States Treasurer during
the Truman regime, and bound
her husband with adhesive tape
Two guarded Mr.. Gray while a
third, identified as Billy Gene
Ross. %, of Dallas, forced Mrs.
Gray to drive him to her bank
and turn over about $4,000.
Mrs. Gray was returned home
unharmed. but the men bound
her. too. before they left.
On January % Ross was shot
to death by Mr.. Gray as he
climbed stairs leading to second
floor bedrooms in the Gray home
Young was arrested in Topeka
later that day. Debenham was
subsequently arrested in Texas.
Mrs. Fletcher was identified as
the driver of what was to have
been the getaway car in the
holdup attempted January %.
Evening star., 1956-03-21
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. C.. ." A-37
IeSs

cal instruments and a small ra-
dio transmitter, the meteorlogi-
cal station here said. Instruc-
ltions in Russian. German and
Hungarian were attached.
The Soviet government re-
Ipeatedly has protested to the
United States about American
balloons allegedly penetrating
into Soviet territory.
Evening star., 1956-03-21

PUPS campaign and was elected
to the council. said his party's
victory was an indication Of the
peoples resolution to wipe out
the evils of the British colonial
system"
Slightly more than 5000 per-
sons voted, about Al per cent OF
the 1926 registered voters.
Evening star., 1956-03-21
Soviet BuIIoon Found
In West Germany

LUENEBURG. Germany, Mar.
l21 R.-A soviet weather bal
loon was found in West Ger
many yesterday by children near
the East German zone border.
! 1t carried several meteorologi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

m. SUNDAY srAa MAGAZINE WASHINGTON {.
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operations going nearby buildings The Democrats TOO
Connecticut avenue home o
observer Wry suggests Farragut
be a-Vote Square,
Other
about 30 The personnel
both headquarters
a. needed
addition their puDncy SaHS
higprced New advertising The Democrats have Norman
Craig g. Kumme Republicans Barton Durine Osborn
differences between the committees nopS
only later this week. Democrats
Republicans
set for visiting
rom the roots for months
headquarters Streamlned organized every
about it. The air. you are assured
committee possible
headquarters
Democrats comparison QUILTED Their staff
IS their offices
We're spending million Tv" Mr.. Guyay
million TVn get the money Mr.
another communications medium
had of days whistle
stopping at a o I'd take whistle stopping
call much whistle stopping Re-
gamble business
politics. both will cost big money!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Frontiers Set
Columbus Meet

COLUMBUS, O.. Highlight-
ing the National Convention Of
the Frontiers Of America, Inc,
T. o. King, Ambassador from
will be the address of Charles
Liberia and permanent repre-
sentative to the United Nations.
Ambassador King VIII be in
troduced by Congressman John
M. ,Vorys. (R-Ohio) and will
speak on the subject Adequate
Leadership for a New Frontier"
The address will be heard July
rs in the Neil House Ballroom.
Governor Frank J. Lausche Of
Ohio and M. f. Sensenbrenner,
Mayor of Columbus, will well
come some 1000 delegates,
members. and guests to the goth
Anniversary Convention Of the
Frontiers Of America. Inc, at
the Neil House July 1923.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
"a Badge of Honor"
Royal Oak Sets
Rebuilding Plan

An advisory committee COM
prised of leading citizens of
Royal Oak Township met with
DR.. Louis Friedland. govern
mental consultant and profess
sor Of Political Science at
Wayne University at the Oak
dale Residents Cooperative
Community Building June 10.
DR.. Friedland and Dave Geer.
planning consultant outlined a
proposed two million dollar
federal redevelopment plan.
Three planning committees
were set up to meet monthly
with Township officials and
consultants.
Present were Elwood Dick
ems, Township Supervisor. The
Board Of Trustees. the Execu-
tive Board Of the Oakdale
Residents Housing Inc. and APP
proximately sixty members Of
the Township and Oakdale
County.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Alabama Test Case on NAACP

tional principle of freedom Of
association" the Board declared
that 1t presents a CHALLENGE
which we shall meet in the
courts and in the arena of pub
lie opinion"
The issue is not the failure
Of the NAACP TO register with
state agency" the Board
maintained.
The restraining order itself
provides irrefutable proof that
registration Is not The real
purpose of the action.
THE order prohibits the
NAACP from filing with the
Department Of Revenue and the
secretary Of state any applica-
ton, paper or document for the
purpose OF qualifying to do buss
mess within the State Of Ala
bama.'"
The statement called the Ala
bsma injunction "more than q
threat to the NAACP."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30

NEW YORK-NAACP attor-
neys have been instructed to
seek an early court hearing on
an injunction issued June !
bans the NAACP in the State
of Alabama.
This announcement was
made by DR.. Claiming H.
Tobias, Board chairman. fol-
lowing the Boards regular
meeting.
The policy-making body's
statement specifically instructed
the attorneys TO take the nee
essary legal steps TO obtain 8
hearing on the merits Of the
Alabama injunction at the earl
lest possible time with view
to dissolving the courts re-
straining order"
Terming the Alabama move
an attempt 'to ban and destroy
the NAAcP in the state. and "a
direct violation Of the Ameri.
can traditional and eonstitu.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Scouts Chi Meet
Ewes Citizens Now

A group of over 600 young
men from IA TO 10 years Of age,
active in the Explorer program
of the Boy Scourts of America,
conducted a unique conference
June 2l-23, at University of I'LL
nois.
Called "Citizens Now" is en-
phasized the important and real
participating role of the teen
ager in his home and commun-
ity now, as well as in the flu
ture. with full knowledge OF his
privileges and obligations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
|Boyeotted
Citizens


ORANGEBURG, S. c.
Protests through the med
ium o fstrikes on the cam
pus of South Carolina State
College during the past
school term resulted in sus-
pension of Is students, and
the firing" of at least
three faculty members.
A boycott against local
merchants. and verbal sup
port for enactment Of fhs
1854 us. Supreme Court de-
cision. outlawing segregation
in education, prompted the
students TO strike last April.
Apparently, the three fac
ulty members whose contracts
will not be renewed for the
coming year, according to
school officials. favored the ac-
tons of the striking" students
w. c. Bethea, secretary of the
board of trustees, said the stu
dents had been notified after
the end of the school term, sc
"they were not expelled"
He said three faculty mem
bers' contracts had not been re-
newed and several others had
said they did not want theirs
renewed.
A legislative investigation of
activities at the college of the
NAACP will begin SOON" Be-
thea said.
The students struck in April
to protest college purchases of
goods and services from Orange
burg firms owned or managed
by members of White Citizens
Councils. which are dedicated
to maintaining segregation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Why Draft Big leaguers?

=. GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE SUBMITS, FOR
'sAYsRFUL CONSIDERATION or OUR READERS,
TIE LETTER TO THE FREE PRESS. FAvoR'NS
EXCLUDING FROM MILITARY DRAFT.
>, MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAYERsl
!" writer implies That they valuable TOR me po0n.
'e and n seems a shame 70 rob men Of such special
. OF several years Of normally short career, sxesPf
r me exceptional player.
answer Is 10 be arrived at through prayer ana s'vay
hk,., inspired Word, ancient and modern, my Snr'''
49, science Messiah TO slI--mpsrsvs for 10th Century
M ,e' In order to WORK OUT THE GREATEST GOOD
me GREATEST NUMBER1
-why Draft Big L:sgusr'- Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
COP Women
Hold Meeting

The Executive Board of the
Fastside Republican Club and
their guest met at the Fischer
Avenue home of its legislative
chairman. Mrs. George Car
michael. last week.
With IFS president. Mrs. Co
neva C. McNeal presiding.
Mrs. Frank B. Nair, first wom-
an chairman of the Wayne
County Republican Committee
was the principal speaker.
II was decided to change the
club name to the Republican
'Women's Civic Club in order TO
allow others in various parts Of
the city who have expressed a
desire to join. 10 do so.
The R.W.C. is dedicated to
promote the basic principles
OF equality and freedom which
prompted our founding fathers
to establish this country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Materia Mediea and Plymouth
Congregational Church Forced to
Permit Devils Robbery Of Some
70 Years Of DR.. William Scott
Sims, AZ,

DEAR ONES. FRIENDS. AND SOCIETY.
MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY IS SATURATED WITH
tHE DEVlL-ANIMAL MAcNETIsM-AND TENDS
TO SURROGATE THE DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL
SENsE. THE T-H-I-N-k-I-Nc. THE VERY LIVES HERE,
or DOCTORS, NURSES AND PATIENTSl
END PUoTEsTANTisM is DEFICIENT IN PURITY.
cHRsTLiNESs, AND SPIRITUALITY BECAUSE OF
VoNREcoGNlTIoN YET OF THE ELIMINATION OF
/ IT'S NOBLE HERITAGE IN THE SECOND COMING
pFMY CHRIST IN MASTER ABSOLUTE MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL
PEOPLES! FULFILLING JESUS PROMISE TO THE
\ INCOMPETENT, WHO COULD NOT BEAR THEN.
many MORE THINGS He HAD TO SAY UNTO THEM
HENCE, THE PROMISE: THE FATHER WILL SEND
gNoTHER COMFORTER WHO WILL TEACH YOU
ALL THINGS'!-John IA.
See Materia Medica- Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30

Blackman. a hotel bellhop.
according TO testimony. Undue
ed female 10 become q pros
flute.
The defendant claimed that
members OF the Vice Squad,
violated his constitutional rights
by breaking down his door.
serving a subpoena and arresting
him.
Angrily. Judge Skillman de-
clared:
"You are using the Consfitu-
tion as a shield. ! have no
sympathy for men like you.
Ordinarily. sentence for such
a felony is one to four years
in prison.
Judge Skillman's sentence Is
the severest imposed in such q
case, by any Recorders Court
Judge, in recent years. accord
ing to memory of a frequent
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30

NAACP is "a badge OF honor
won in the fight against the
shameful badge of Jim Grow. "
Generations of Americans to
come will benefit from your
firmness in refusing TO accept
any substitutes for full attain
ment of Constitutional rights, F"
DR.. Goldstein added.
Greetings to the assemblage
from the president and Board
chairman of the Association
singled out for special praise
southern NAACP members who
have refused TO submit to big
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30

to skyrocket into sixth place
Although last weeks sixth
place contestant. James Jsn-
nings. gained the same num-
Der of votes as Mr.. Thomas
(l7th last week.. he was able
10 move up only one nofen'
10 fifth.
William Washington, holder
of fifth place last week likewise
registered a jump from 40 70
$50 votes. up two notches, and
good for third place.
Mrs. Fannie Everett, in thlro
place last week, dropped 70
fourth. as the lower rung OF the
contest, caught fire.
George MeDuifis. persistent
holder Of first place. retained
that distinction despite the
fact that he failed to get q
single vote during the week.
His 1870 votes place him
5000 votes ahead Of Rev. Z. 5
Jones. in second place with
1920 votes.
Az the contest nears the FIN
ish, contestants certainly desire
10 have their supporters drop
their coupons into the mail az
ter clipping them from the
Detroit Tribune.
This weeks results are a
follows: -.
George McDuffis -.-.-........s.zzt
Rev. Z. 3. Jones ....~.....-..."'z's<v
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
THROW OUT
SENTENCE

FRANKFORT, Ky. The Ken
lucky Court Of Appeals has
thrown out the 15-year prison
sentence given Carl Hraden
because he and his wife help
ed a Negro couple obtain Q
rouse in a so-called white
" hite neighborhood near
Louisville.
Charges against Mrs. Braden
and FIVE other white persons
indicted with the Braden are
expected TO be voided as Q
result Of the unanimous de-
cision by Kentucky's highest
court.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Eisenhower Sends NACCP
Support on Civil Rights

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf
A hope that Congress will en-
act Administration = sponsored
pending civil rights legislation
was expressed by President
Eisenhower in a message of
greetings to the NAACP's 47th
annual convention which open
ed formally here Tuesday.
a autographed message from
fhe Chief Executive declared
that the civil rights measures
II enacted. will materially as
sist the government in dis
charging its responsibility TO
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
"Panaroma Progress
Opens at State Fair

Panorama of Progress honorng outstanding Americans
down through the years. will be celebrated at the State
Fair Coliseum, beginning Saturday.
Sponsored by Diggs Enterprises, it will run for FIVE
consecutive days
Charles Diggs, Sr is president of the corporation,
and his son, Congressman Diggs. Jr, vcepresldent
lone of the greatest entertainment programs for any
veday period is booked for Deroters who have already
bought tickets by the thousands" officials state.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30

WASHINGTON, DC. - The
Civil Rights measure has been
so blocked in the House Rules
Committee, that IT'S cut and dry
from here on in that the bill
should never even get TO the
House floor for vote
A sudden adjournment order
by Chairman Smith of Virginia
prevented a committee vote on
the measure and further delay
ed It that it's almost a certainty
IT will not get TO the house for
q vote.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
NAACP HITS
NEA TOUR

NEW YORK-Roy Wilkins.
NAACP executive secretary,
this week expressed dis
tress" over reported exclusion
Of some members Of the Ma
tional Education Association
from a tour sponsored by that
organization solely on tn e
bases Of their religion"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30

safeguard the Constitutional
rights of every citizen in this
country. including the right
TO vote"
But laws on the statute
books are not enough" the
presidential message continued.
Patience and forbearance and
wisdom are required of all OF
us if we are to solve effectively
the perplexing problems of this
trying period of adjustment.
"As you turn your attention
to these problems. l wish all of
you a most successful meet
ing"
President Eisenhower's greet
ing noted that since 1909,
NAACP members "both white
and Negro, have been striving
to secure for all persons re-
gardless of color their full
m easure Of Constitutional
otry.
rights"
"A Badge of Honor"
A telegraphed greeting from
DR., Israel Goldstein, president
of the American Jewish Con-
gresS asserted that the "label
of 'extremism' placed on "the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Female
to Prostitution

An angry Recorders Court Judge literally threw the
book" 46-year-old belhop Tuesday ne found
guilty of panderng.
Lamar Blackman as of 80 Garfield received
of the stfes meted out for such offenses
Judge w. Mckay Skman ordered him four
years Ii months and 20 days to five years in Jackson
Prison
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Zee Sun. Tv, 8:30a.m., Channel J
Oral Roberts Heals Via Prayers!
tobo Asks Extension Of JobIess
Payment"

NE FEARS REAL PINCH IN AUGUST"
free Press, Lansing Bureau
Foo TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
GOOD for Mayor cobo The unemployment situation Is
''nparfisan challenge. demanding righteous chrsf'ks
|'mnns prayers. and leadership.
eoBo ASKS EXTENSION OF JoBLEss PAYMENTS
HE FEARS REAL PINCH IN AUGUST
free Press, Lansing Bureau
lANsNc-DsfroiYs Mayor cobo made official spPliea-
Friday for new Job as governor and presented his
'" on unemployment.
See-Cobo Asks Extension Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
Rivalry Sharpens
in Church Contest

Rivalry in the TRIBUNEs Most Popular Sunday Scnoo
Snernendens contest sharpened this week with the 18th
Mace contestant James Thomas registering enough votes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
SKIE<S>AN HITS BELLH0P with BOOK"
Detroit Tigers In The 'Doghouse'
Of The Devils Roman Catholic
Beer Psychologist!

By ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF, C.S., +++
Fogs The thinking VS. Gods Still, small voiee'I
Mesas. Briggs and Edwin Anderson Satan Bound"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
PEYear Mother and Her 8-Months
Child Killed In Pickup Truck!

Betty Jane Psfon and Howard PeIton Jr.
Detroit Times)
FOu TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
a., ANOTHER VICTIM OF CHURCH, HOME, EDUcA-
W. sOesIed CULTURE, DEVOID or, OR DEFICIENT
~ MY IMPERATIVE CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE
SsSIAH TO ALL PEoPLEsI
See 17-Year Mother Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-06-30
BLOCK BILL

court attendant.