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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1958-06-05
To Graduate from Kent

AZ "A "A"NNNNS AAOAh A~hb
At the annual commencement
of Kent State University held
on Saturday, Richard Arp, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Arp, will
receive a BIS. Degree in Ac-
counting. He will also receive a
commission of Second Lieuten-
ant in the Air Force. This he
has earned in the ROTC pro-
gram. Mr.. Arp will enter the
Air Force in July and expects
to serve for five years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
College Delegates Hear
Daniel Neusom at MSU

in membership in the usual
University Chapter is almost
100 percent in four or five
year period. II is easy to sec
the problems of the university
chapters are much different
than in the local branches
where membership is very sta
BILE with very small turnover
in leadership.
Out Of your recommendations
of today we hope TO gain some
insight into your special needs
The Michigan Conference has
as its first responsibility sery &c
to the various units that make
it up.
You are. we hope, The con-
munity, state and maternal lead
ers of not only tomorrow but
of today. Would anyone ques-
ton the fact that Ernest Green,
freshman MS.U.. has not prov
en- himself a leader already to.
day
The motto of the Michigan
Youth Conference is. Youth
Goes Forth
DO all that is necessary to
get the job that we must do
together, cone
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13

ECORSE - Last Saturday the
delegates to the First Michigan
Conference of University Chap
tiers of N.A.A.CP. heard a stir
ring keynote address delivered
by Daniel Neusom. Michigan di-
rector of N.A.A.CP. youth ac-
tivities and advisor on youth
work to the Michigan Confer
ence on N.AAC.P. branches.
Among the delegates attend
ing the meeting was Ernest
Green, student at Michigan
State University and the first
Negro student TO graduate from
Little Rock Central High School.
In his address Mr.. Neusom stat
ed, Yours is to lead, not to-
morrow but today, has not Err
nest Green proven himself a
leader already"
Il commend you on this great
step forward you are making
this afternoon here at Michigan
State University. We have had
university chapters of NAACP
in Michigan since l945. A period
of twelve years. The turnover
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
Jumoicun Woman Muyor
Refused Service i'm XIV.

She was told: I'VE don't
serve colored people and then
advised that she would have to
take the coffee outside to drink
it.
Mrs. King said this c0nstitut
ed "humiliating" treatment, and
left, without the coffee.
No Exceptions
Vincent Rizzo, assistant man
ager at the store said he did
not know about the incident
at the time it happened but
added that it is the stores pol
icy to provide only carry out
service" for Negroes. Head
quarters of the store is in Chi
cago.
To RiIIo. Mrs. King. mayor
of Kingston. was Just another
Negro.
As soon as Acting Mayor
Bing heard of the incident, he
telephoncd Mrs. King and ten.
tered her a formal apology on
behalf of the city. But Airs
King let il be known that the
insult loomcd much larger to
her than Mayor Bings eXplana.
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
African Women
0utwit Police

JOHANNESBURG. South Afri
ca-African women, supported
by Asian, colored and white
women, outwitted the police in
JOHANNESBURG Friday in their
protest against the plan TO is
sue identity papers to African
women.
When IL was announced thar
the women planned TO hand
sianed letters OF protest TO
Ian Mslir, Johsnnesbvrs's
Mayor, he said he would not
be "at home" The police
warned The protest organizers
against professions or demon
sfrations.
So. in ones, twos and threcs,
the women arrived at City Hall
to insure that there was no ap.
pcarance of a procession and
handed their protests to Arr
can and white women recep.
tionists. There was no breach OF
the law and the police. could
not stop the women.
The file of women handing
i'm protests lasted six hours. FL
naliy 1000 to 5000 signed pro
tests vase carried into the City
Hall.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
ANG Joins
Printers i'm
Strike

GRAND RAPIDS-Another PIC
ket line went up at the Grand
Rapids Herald Monday morning
Local 66 of the American News
paper Guild called a strike
against the Herald.
The Herald and the Grand
RAPIDS Press, along with seven
other Booth newspapers in Mich
iran. already we're idlcd by a
yalkout of members of the In
ternational Typographical Union.
That strike began on November
oath.
Robert w. Carr, president OF
the Local Guild, says about 81
union members arer affected by
the strike. They are editorial EN-
ployees at the Herald.
Carr says the five-man execu.
tive committee of the Guild called
the strike, as he put it, Ito back
up our requests for job and
union security" He adds that
This was the first strike in the
I5.ycar history of the Grand Rap
ids Local, which is affiliated win
the American Newspaper Guild,
AFL-ClO. 49,,
Here's a part Of the Guilds
statement released TUESDAY
night:
"Thc move TO strike came
shortly after a meeting at which
management of the Herald de
cIined to give assurances in writ
inc that the job and union Sc
rurity of its editorial EMPLOYEES
will not be impaired through the
impending merger of the Herald
with the Grand Rapids Press"
Both the Herald and Press
are owned by Booth Newspsp.
ers. The Herald YVES purchased
bv Booth last February.
The Guild has contaeted the
Federal Mediation Service which
has set up a further meeting
between the Guild and manage
mcnt of the Herald for 2 pm.
Wednesday,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
Health and Happiness"
"sIEEP HELPS DIGESTION"

BY Sara NJ. Jordan, M u -,
Windsor Daily Star, l2/3
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR DR.. JoRpAN: THAT IS GOOD ADVICE.
AMPLE SLEEP AND REST ARE IMPERATlVEl
HOWEVER, UNsELFIsH. HEROIC SERVICES MAY
SUCCESSFULLY POSTPONE NEEDED REST AND SLEEP
BUT THE HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS, RANo'No
FROM MY INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET, MESSIAH
SON. YOUR SAVIOUR. TO THE IosI mon.A-'
SATAN ROUND" ApAM.EvE, MURDERous CAIN.
JUDAS. KNAvEs AND FOOLS OF HUMAN
PARENTHoop- wIsELY, OR BY CONFUSION
YIELDS TO RELAXATION. SILENCE, SOLITUDE
IF oBTAINABLE.
tsee SLEEP HELPS DIGESTION, Page p
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
Negro Official
Reports Shots

HOUSTON. Tex.-Mrs Charles
4 White. first Negro TO be elect
"a to the Houston School Board,
told police Tuesday air rifle pei
lets sprayed the windshield of
her automobile Monday night
Meanwhile, the Houston School
Eoard heard the first specific
proposal for integrating what is
believed to be the largest Segrc-
gated school system in the ma.
ton
The board took no action on
the plan and agreed to keep sec
ret its details.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
; Moderutes
Win Ark.
School Posts

LITTLE ROCK, Ark - The
desegregation deadlock remain
ed after an election in which
three indignation candidates
won seats on the Little Rock
school board.
All Is candidates for the
six board seats had profess
ed 10 be segregationisfs.
Their differences conferred
on price.
This is the first crack in the
Faubus edifice and | predict
that his entire political empire,
founded as it is upon misrepre.
sentation and bigotry, will soon
be crumbling at his feet" as
serted Ted l.. Lamb, an execu-
tive who defeated two scgrega-
tionists.
CALLS IT APATHY
But Amis Guthridge, for the
segregationist Capital Citizens
Council, analysed the voting
this way:
"Ovr people took the cleo
tion for granted and refused
10 run scared"
Faubus said these five candi
dates were integrationists:
Lamb; w. +. Billy Rector
an insurance executive; Everett
Tucker Jr., executive director OF
an industrial development com
pany; Russell, Matson, Jr., a con
tractor, and Mrs. Charles w. Ste
phens. former president of the
Central High School PTA.
The Faubus-denonnced five
Iplaced great emphasis on a neec
to preserve public schools =
even in the midst of racial cri
sis.
Lamb, Tucker and Matson
won.
The city was left without I
board when five members re
signed together, citing their
"hclplessness" in the face OF
the federal-statc power strug
gle.
The new board soon will face
an order from us. District
Judge John Z. Miller OF Fort
Smith in compliance with a
mandate from the Eighth US,
Circuit Court of Appeals. The
higher court demanded that pos
tive steps be taken toward in
tegration in Little Rock.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
"C0lLECIANS TALK FREELY OF CHEATING"
Hebrews. r. C.s. PR0TESTANTS. ct AL.
PRISONERS OF The DEVIL!
The Non-Chrisf Scienfisfs!-A.F.,

News I2/2)
NEW YORK. Dec 2-cheating has become common
place among college students very likely as the result OF
overall breakdown Of the old moral code, according TO
the results of survey in small mdwesfen college pub
ished today
The survey report. in article by Marvin l. Hendricks
Of Indiana Central College. indianapolis IN THE CURRENT
ISSUE OF SCHOOL AND SOCIETY. SHOWED THAT 81
PER CENT OF THE STUDENTS QUESTIONED HAD
CHEATED AT SOME POINT IN THEIR COLLEGE
CAREERS AND THAT NEARLY IS PER CENT or Ink
SENIORS HAD DONE SO.
CHEATING, HENDRICKS CONCLUDED. WAS NOT
ONLY WIDESPREAD BUT WAS NOT HARSHLY CON-
DEMNED BY THE STUDENT BODY.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
$1,000
Denied
Vote

MONTGOMERY tSpeeisD
"A witness told the Fed
eraI Civil Rights Commits
sion that not one of 49,
600 Negroes in AIabama's
Lowndes County is regis
tered TO vote.
Another county official,
said that Of 5000 regis
tered voters in Dallas
County, Ala. only l28 are
Negroes.
Five other county officials
fatty refused a direct order
by the commission, appoint
ed by the President, to take
the oath and answer ques-
tons about allegations that
Negroes are denied the
right to vote In six Alabama
counties.
The Federal Civil Rights Com.
mission adopted no retreat
policy in its determination TO
investigate Negro voting rights.
I'VE would nor have deeid.
ed 10 meet in Alabama. N we
didn't intend TO see IL
through" said Hannah. presi.
dent OF Michigan State Uni.
versity.
More than so witnesses,
most of them Negroes, have
been svbpeonsed to testify
about "a pattern Of diserimi.
nation" that causes even Tvs-
kesee Institute professors TO
fail voter registration tests.
The six-man agency and It's
top Washington staff men,
bers are qvsrtered al Max.
we'll Air Force Base because
Monfsomery's hotels will not
assign rooms 10 J.. Ernest vii.
kins. and some staff members
who are Negroes,
Circuit Judge George A. Wal
lace said he would Jail any fed
eral agents attempting to seize
voter registration records for the
hearing
VOWS ACTION
"lf any agents try 10 seire
the records have impound.
ed. | will use my powers as
Judge 10 put them in Jail"
Wallace said.
II was in Montgomery that
Negro residents. under the
Rev. Martin Luther King,
waged a boycott against seq
regated seating in city buses.
The last 10 months, Negroes
have refused to trade with
white merchants in nearby Tus-
kegec, where all but 10 of the
towns APO Negroes have been
DISTINGUISHED from voting by
an Alabama legislature act plac-
ing their homes out Of bounds.
In Macon County. home OF
Tvskesee Institute and a vet
Grams hospital. Negroes out
number white residents near
ly 6 10 I. On the voting lists.
there are l.707 Negroes out
Of 1900. and 2-l00 whites
out Of q white population Of
00n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13

Washington officials, too.
were concerned. SINCE Mrs. King
is touring the country as a
guest of the US. State Dept.
Learns About South
Mrs. King, not fully CONVEX
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13

LOUISVILLE Ky,-Lousvilles face red this week,
and Acting Mayor r. c. Bling admitted it, but his apology
didn't make up to Mrs Iris King mayor of Kingston ia
maca for the insult she had received did sit well
with the folks back in her home town.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
"sIAP ON THE WRIST"
Detroit Times Editorial. I1I2ol

IOetToH Times EuTo''d'i ~ @07
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS A SLAP
AT SATAN BOUND" JUDGES SOFT ON SIN!
For those in mood 10 easfigate the policemen who issue
them their next traffic tickets
Over the weekend, state police chased and eausn'
motorisi convicted of going 40 miles an hour.
TO ovERTAKE HIM THEY UNDOUBTEDLY HAD TO
PUSH THEIR OWN CAR TO THE LIMIT OF ITS $50 MPH
ToP-A SPEED AT WHICH ANY SLIGHT DEFECT Or
CAR OR HIGHWAY OR HUMAN SKILL WOULD MEAN
QUICK DEATH.
tsee SLAP ON WRIST. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13

SAINT with the Sovth's peculiar
institutions. went into a
downtown Louisville drUg
store and asked for a cup Of
coffee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
DIXIE VOTING QUIZ Opens
% FIRE DEATHS OF The DEVILS R.cI

TX fIkE DEAInS VI lHE DEVILS X. c.
BY ANDREW r. FRUEcHAUF. c.s+++
PERvERSIONS OF THE INFALLIBLE. PopElEss
NoN-REGIMENTED. SPIRITUAL CHRISTIANITY
OF THE C.H-l-L-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST JESUS!
OUR LADY OF ANGELS SCHOOL TAKEN
BY THE DEVILS CATHOLIC ANGELS!
THE DEVILS r. c. IS A COLOSSAL, SPIRITUAL
TRAITOR TO CIVILIZATION, ROBS ALL NATIONS AND
PEOPLES OF THE HUMANE, RELATIVELY sciEN
TfIc GUIDANCE OF BIRTH CONTROL AND BIRTH
PREVENTION.
USee 81 FIRE DEATHS Page y
More Canadian Wages Of Sin"
-OF PRAYERS DEFICIENT IN MARVELLOUS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
ENERGY GOPHER CRASH KILLS &.
BLAME WEATHER"
Croft Carrying Burned Nom, Child to Hospital"
Windsor Daily Star, l2/l)
WINNIPEG. tcP)-An R.c.A.F heleopter flying severe
burned mother and child hospital crashed in northern
Manitoba Sunday and all six aboard killed.
The shattered wreekage Of the l4passenger sikorsky
H34 hecopter found partly through the ice of Lake
Winnipeg 90 miles north of here.
Cause of the crash not known. An RcAF. spokes.
man said 1t might have been due 10 BAD WEATHER.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-12-13
The lobor Front
KILL P0RKcH0PPERs WITH KINDNESS
NADIA TACK -.

By Jack CreIIin tDefrof Times, IT,
Porehoppers assigned the evansese task o. .s >,
ing organized Isbor's message to the unfold '"oo''
nononion employees Of the nations svfo"oD"e 's'''''
for pleasant surprise.
tsee PoRKcHoPPERs. Page 81
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
"Is History Repeatina ItseIf2.,

Editor group St Citizens composed of dis
satisfied Democrats others group
Friends of Freedom which determined slavery in
United States This Joined Republican
year national life
Negro begun to
return the Republican standard only hope getting
completed their emancipation which started 1858.
AS long there is segregation avery
King that segregation slavery
ncetes Of compey Housing segregation her
slavery and
colonaism that st hard
for to throw off these slavery?
Democratic both Although
the Negro Democratic Party workers recognition every
and then the Negro people boubons who
control the party nationally.
October Mitchell Director of the National
Association for the Advancement People AACP)
ngton Bureau told speech Democrats in
Congress act though the ship Of private
Senator James Eaand Represenve James Davis
d., Ga)".
Easand Chairman Senate Judiciary Committee has
bacmaed Presidential apponee not enforce civil rights
laws face his dispease holding up apponmnt
Justice Department officer W. months
blocking the opportunity Virgin Islands
Walter Gordon to become the Negro District Judge in
States
In Minnesota Popovch upset ATTEMPTS 10 get
state open occupancy bill reported
Anderson killed what attempt recently the state
legislature These the liberal" told to trust
There has been much of this activity nationally
and locally that the Liberal really mean double
crosser".
Many white and determined end
the ensavemnt of the Negro turning Republican
Party in greater numbers to accomplish
ocrats could end this situation they CUTS denying
the powerful chaimansps to southeners against
civil rights
We conclude that history appears repeating itself As in
1904 voters Minnesota and all
e puohan Party in the face of threatened provoked
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

The strength beginning make itself
felt in the desegregaton controversy question
demanding good rethnng many citizens
Local conditions likely determine the
already that advocates of "interposion'
resistance" dscedied "nulca
uOnD rcnnng uncomfortable actslega and
Already apparent for local selfgovern-
support support at
losing public education
children much public
schools to them
that the extreme action Of closing the schools
brought many ordinary Cncon expressed
statement Having urged the Pres
leadership toward solution of the degre
cation problem welcome positive position
generazed public schools; sharp
closing them contrary Of the
generally accepted ideals country"
In may temporary the
plan operate hmsy disguise private gre
gated Judge Mlers refusal block leasing of
makes
probable segregation against
Indignation believe patent
pseudo plan
Certainly
Virginia conceded by
of resistance" 1t would
suppose wholly Virginia but it
plainly shown be less massive than the nteoons
authorities caught between federal growing
open schools segregated ingrated"
the little giaring
supposed
pupils have been attending degregated schools the
paOchial schools
integTated But
impossible live with
experience
parents opened degregated
basis The closing preference
token and
strength feeling aertng
10 the strength practical utility public
them N new
problem
look like winners Monitor
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10

parents like this but just have to share
Saturday morning last received letter with
handwriting inscribed the envelope
letter but did not give us any concern Tor
answered her last letter. ana our
Mother when she immediate attention VIII use various
stratagems to get it.
opening momentarly thought of number
awng OUT We opened the
letter prepared letter and card We
the letter down
the words and don't want to return this money Poppa VIII be
real angry with you if you do"
Immediately and nice crisp new 500 bill
peered feeling smiled to
marved the of mothers and fathers and felt
that all these have been doub blessed because
n thoughtful
parents past father has not been
modesty old pension
does mother They receive help regularly
all they receive put together does
them rolling in luxury, get what we mean
this papers building and
plant manifest their letters for the past few months but
their financial contribution complete surprise and typical Of
pride which father and the love mother has often
demonstrated
Certainly their sending us 500
beyond the call of duty We tried to
suggested them
o kind money difficulty.
usually seeking business build bigger and
habit bemoan financial situation which
launched this
enterprise Enterprises like this have their financial and
downs
been So all
s1OO they their interest and af
feCtiOn with probably a little pride thrown in
Anyway thought would like to share with the
income, token to who obviously is capable
of taking of himself
We phoned congratuaoy told them that anything
card would have been appreciated
but $10O-what a feeling it left US with
things life worth living and causes us
look back at the times have
and Cora) in Kansas City not
just with youCecl Newman
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
Letters TO The Editor
Whof's Wrong with John cUIver9
Editors What on earth is wrong with John CulverY

WI
the destruction defeat and disfanemen Of
Negro only but throughout American What is
Humphrey
Mccarthy? II he
teach the fish in the rivers TO
Saint Louis Blues.
Republican Rally admitted admrer of the
Faubus Almond his
Ramsey County Chairman Republican Civil Rights
this capacity 1t assumed that he has the
Republican Central Committee he not utterly mad he
Negro liberals hold him responsible
this
10 Mnnesota7
may well Party expense and Culver
participating Republican his
pay downright awful
Further, would be awful any thinking liberal to
support candidates had the gall bring
twenty years
demonstrated utter contempt the
feelings Negro Mnnesotans his hot haste the
bidding Republican think
with hsG Undoubtedly offered line
explain
SHIRT Faubus Almond
maniac amuck in his party.
in his Shoes rather than party huma-
on and reasonable ueances would forthwith confne
future literary efforts
HIS silence the subject Of Farmount has dgraced his
purports
them apology dasardly Himself being Negro,
the question naturally whether he has
party leaders subject should explain
not no undoubtedly should resign not for the good Of the
in for the Negro Minnesota
that late little
Tom"
Minnesota a Civil Rights party
to remind them Mississippi Sadly
nues function there organization
combat hm-Jesse W. Miller ST. Paul. MInn.
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
Public Opposition On The China
FormOsa Situation

Public opposition to the proposal that we 90 to war to keep
the oChna islands for Chang Ka she that the Amer
lean public has good than our state De
partment and the Administration on this matter
The attempt to silence public over the bungng
o. the Vuemoy island and Fomosa by the administration was
one Of the most astounding pieces Of paper has
IN gw---w
10 embark this country in any war whether II is limited
war or not is certainly the business of every American citizen
II the people can't their honest disagreement with
policy with which they do not agree without being called
thing slightly less than traitors the country in bad way
The whole Formosa and Red China problem should be
eexamned IN the light of world changes reality and maybe
TINS IS as good time TO make that reappraisal
In the meantime il ought be pointed that suggestions
ha any disagreement with the EsenhowerDues plan weakehs
us before the Soviet is a lot Of hogwash"
Russia knows that the strength Of democracy is in its
citizens opportunity to participate the decisions which affect
he nation The President by the Constitution directs the foreign
policy but he must have the support the citizens When he
aoes not have 1t as he apparently did this latest instance
e smart President recognizes that the people are
ana either attempts to bring them to his position or re-
examines and maybe changes his This makes for
united nation and not for country Of rubbersamps ready
to jump without thinking at the of current national
administration ON matters affecting the lives and future of the
nation and its people,
St. Paul recorder., 1958-10-10
Our Sympathy With Loop Merchants

Our sympathy in the dispute between the ST. Paul down
town business interests and the Rocbuck aquon of
chants
We don't see why SearsRoebuck which is certainly not
local concern in the many Of the St. Paul downtown
stores should be allowed secure competitive advantage
over the loop merchants in the in which il has been
done
When firms like Sears and Montgomery Ward 90 ont in
outlying districts and establish and their own
markets it nothing but when they allowed to obtain good
land on the periphery Of the loop the competitive disad
vantage of the merchants who have pay high aud
high taxes present in any downtown dsrct seems unfair
TO the downtown merchants
II has never been true that all competition good for bus
mess Unfair competition such the presence Sears store
the gateway the downtown merchants trade area would not be
good for anybody but Sears, and Sears alone
The downtown merchants have kept shopping the area
open despite the many headaches Of parking and the move
the suburbs deserve protection and they been right
going 10 court TO seek relief