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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Vie Vet Says

Q. Is there a deadline for start.
ing school under the War Or
phans Education program?
A. There is no deadline date.
You may begin school at any
time, SO long as you are between
ID and % years of age. Under
certain circumstance it's posi-
BILE to begin before 10 and con.
tinue after 30
O. | have an Idea for mail
order business which could con.
duct from my place of resi-.
dence Can | get GI home loan
to buy a house in which ! would
plan also to conduct my own
business?
A. Yes. provided the house
will be used primarily for resi-
dental purposes and will not
contain more than one business
q. | need TO write the VA on
question about my CT insur-
ance, but can't find my insur.
ance number. What kind Of in
formation will help VA In iden-
tifying me and my policy?
"A. Give the VA your full name,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

rest of Africa now under col
onial rule is governed by our
intensely human concern for our
brothers who are still not free
and independent citizens"
Recalling student days in the
United Stats. Or. Nkrvmsh told
OF his early interest in the work
Of the NAAcP and the Urban
League. two organizations which.
he said. have always typified TO
me all that Is best and enduring
In American democracy" The
American Committee on Africa.
he asserted. bears good testi-
mony TO the growing interest
which many Americans in ell
walks OF life are taking in Africa
and It's many problems"
Welcomed by wilkins
Welcoming the African leader
on behalf of the NAACP, Execu-
tive Secretary Roy wilkins ex-
pressed the hope that this de.
'v0tion of Americans of all races
and religions and colors TO
freedom and justice will be a
source cf strength and encour-
agement to Ghana and to other
African peoples who seek and
who deserve their independence.
las other loyal Americans look
back upon their European home
lands with affection and pride,
the NAACP leader told the Prime
Minister, so we look upon Ghana
and the emerging nations of
Africa. Your struggles and your
successes have aided us In our
trials and tribulations here, as
one among ten Of our great popu-
lation."
Granger Speaks
Lester 3. Granger. executive
director Of the National Urban
League. extended greetings TO
the Prime Minister on behalf OF
his organization. "Asny Negroes
Ia this country can trace their
forebesrs hack 10 me land OF
chsns that was the Gold Coast, "
Mr.. Granger said. Thus we are
quick 20 see . close kinship be-
tween those who have success
fully participated In the 'revoIv-
ton ~ rising expeetstlons' abroad
and those Of vs. who participate
IN this same revolution ~ homo.
Between Little Rock, Ark, and
Accra. Ghana." he pointed out,
1900 miles OF land and water
stretch. But there is no more
than the whisper Of birds
breath between the hopes and
aspirations Of the black citizens
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
EDITORIAL
More Madness From Mississippi

In recent months much maddening madness has come
from Mississippi And that senior senator James o
Eastand notice last week the world that much
disgusting madness 10 forth as ne predict
that the Supreme Courts school indignation decisions
will ultimately be reversed under pressure OF public opin
ion In TN interview the national symbol OF bgory and
demagoguer said S0uhernerS do not have the votes al pre-
overthrow the court ruling in the school cases but
that such action will be possible IF the drift IN this country
continues I'm not prophet but publc opinion today IS
moving very fast in direction. he added
That Eastman is prophet is eertan In fact, he isn't
a good student Of past history Else he would remem
ing what's right when the time The apparent
eesses being made right for the sesregatonss
thoroughly in the nature Of illusion instances where
hoodumm temporarily gains he upper hand as in Little
Rock where the law ceverIy written TO cireum
school niegr alton Virginia. isolated events
in big program OF change and they not the
eessfu things they may appear. The quality OF ra
csm in itself bespeak ignorance but for the racsf in
America 10 think he is gaining ground and that ultimate
victory is his--fhis is utter folly!
The program Of the segregationlSt is not making friends
in spite Of the apparent victory of the battle of Little Rock
Those people who day may think it's all not worth it
put nine little Negro children in white schoolthey
the very who will wake up and realize
that the Of Amercanism the Importance of the
individual and his rights They the who will ul
matey decide that millions of dollars and thousands Of
lives if necessary not too high price to pay for the
rights of American Far from killing the American
dream racists today simply making and more
they have role to playing fulfilling it 1t is the dream Of
ing Negroes
-NDIANApOLI RECORDER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Fear. No Evil

oihy, said, Study 10 shew
myself approved Unto God. ,
workman thst nssdssh not "a
BE- ashamed, rightly dividino
ftr word Of Truth" I'll Tim
othy 2:l5)
Friends, continue to read
through the chapter, and
through chapters three and
four. This explains that truth
and error have not been
mixed.
When we turn 10 the PAGES
Of Christian Science as prsc.
ficed by Mrs. Eddy, begin.
ming on page 362, and
through ths entire chapter,
we find that Truth and error
have not been mixed, but
best explains the develop.
meni Of scientific truths,
which serve 10 develop The
natural and spiritual Sc.
quenee Of Christian Science.
Continuing to study, We
should not doubt the yeracity
of divine Truth and the
power of God, to heal, be.
cause He has not changed.
In the meantime, we must
continue to study, and study
TO try to overcome the evils
and the errors to gain the
victory and triumph over
them. This is our task, today.
to put forth the effort to re.
fleet that Mind, which was in
Christ Jesus, and not the
material, false law, nor cove
lant as did Judas with the
hi7h priests.
We believe this is our COW
enant for modern times, that
we watch and pray. that We
enter not into temptation
Matt. 26:4D.
Christ Jesus, the son of
God, the long promised re-
deemer and saviour, is here
( in Spirit TO help us all, now
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

The African leaders announce
ment was made at "A brilliant
dinner attended by more than
1000 of the city's outstanding
business, civic and political lead
ers. The dinner, held in the
grand ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria on July 20. was jointly
sponsored by the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of
Colored People. the National Ur-
ban League and the American
Committee on Africa.
Introduced BY United Nations
Under Secretary Ralph J. Bvnche
as scholar. author. liberstor.
statesman sstvts politician.
too Or. Nkrvmsh warned that
the peoples Of Africa. as indeed
the peoples Of Asia. will not pvi
vp any longer with imperialism
and any notion OF racial superb
GRITTY and eoIonialism."
Freedom for All Africa
The independence of Ghana,
he said. cannot be regarded as
complete so long as large parts
of Africa continue to remain
under colonial rule, and so long
as the peoples of our continent
are separated by artificial bound
aries imposed by the colonial
powers. Our attitude towards the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Court Gives
Infeg. DeadIine

There was another development
Thursday in the controversy over
whether Delaware's public
schools should be integrated.
The federal court OF appeals
IN Philadelphia told the federal
district court in Delaware to
delay its order for prompt integ
ration only if board of educa'
ton opposing the move take their
case to the us. supreme court
by August l4th.
II the various Delaware boards
II education opposed to integra'
ton don't act by August IAN,
they must go ahead with plans
for integrated schools as soon
as possible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Faubus Victory
INDIANAPOLIS RECORDER

While the victory OF Governor Orval + Faubus in the
Arkansas Democratic primary was oregone conclusion
there was some hope that more voters would have
pressed resentment against the who placed mob rule
above law and order
Apparently the vast maoriy of the of this be-
nighed State interested in keeping Negroes lin
their place OF economic serude than they in the inn
prOvement OF their economic and social advancement
There can be little doubt that many of those who supported
Faubus will live 10 regret it,
The platform on which this climbed into office
vas built and sustained with hatred for Negroes For
son ne vi" goa his illegal gains but Gods
sun shines the day Of reckoning will surely This is
true since hate begetS hate and those who dig ditch for
their brothers will in the end fall into it,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
FILA May Crack Down On
Levitt's BIASED" City

PHILADELPHIA - William II.
Levitt. eastern builder. who is
now planning TO erect his third
all.white city. may have 10 sacri-
flee his whites only policy or
get along without FILA guar
aniees on his financing.
This statement was made here
Tuesday by George Snowden, as
sistant TO the Commissioner OF
the Federal Housing Administra.
ton in charge of Intergroup Re-
latl0ns.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

The Nations first forest con.
servaiion postage stamp goes
ON sale October 81 ut Tue
son, Arizona during the
annual meeting Of the Amer
lean Forestry Association.
The issue was designed by
the Post Office Department
to commemorate the IOO,h
anniversary of the birth of
Theodore Roosevelt, one of
this country's earlies. forest
conservaiionisis, and 10 sa-
lutte the many private and
public agencies whose COON
Grafton has helped make
possible the progress In foe.
est conservation.
firs'-day mailings will he
cancelled with the above die
featuring the Smokey Bear
and the Keep America Green
forest fire prevention pro-
grams.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

your branch of service. date of
separation from service, your
serial number. and the date and
place Of your birth. This infor-
nation should enable VA TO iden.
tify your policy.
q. ! am a disabled Korean vet
eran who never held a Gil insur.
ance policy. Now that the VA
has declared my disability serv-
ice.connected, understand ! can
apply for a CT insurance policy.
How soon do I have to apply?
A. You must make application
within. one year from the date
VA found your disability service
connected.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Must Be Reviewed

Snowden said he had not yet
seen Judge 0skIey's decision
and could not express an opin-
ion ss 10 how extensively IL
would apply until II had been
reviewed by FHA's legal de-
psrtmenf.
The Sacramento decision was
based on constitutional guar
antees, since California does
not have any specific law pro
hibiting discrimination in the
sale or rental of houses.
Complaints filed
In the case of Levitt's pro.
posed city, however, discrimin.
alton runs counter to New
Jersey law. The new Levittown
is to be located in New Jersey
Two Negroes have filed com
plants against Levitt with the
New Jersey Division against Dis
elimination, and that agency is
now investigating the alleged re-
fusal to sell.
Should the investigation prove
10 the Characterization agency
that the complaints are valid,
then FHA, said snowden. would
certainly make every effort 10
uphold the law Of New Jersey
insofar as FILA is involved. "
the state agency says that bias
exists. then we wouldn't do bust.
ness with Levitt"
Doesn't Like violators
In explaining the Housing Adj
ministration's position Snowden
stated that FILA does not wish
10 do business with men who
violate state laws" That applies
TO anti-discrimination laws as
10 any other statutes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Effect on vs7

Effect on Va?
However, the Veterans Admin.
istration is specializing what ef.
feet II will have on the three
veterans hospitals in Louisiana.
The American Red Gross. which
cancelled its contract in Lovisi'
ana before the law was passed
by Gov. Earl Long, had been
supplying a portion OF the blood
plasms for these hospitals. The
segregation law may affect the
federal law that enforees non.
discrimination and non-segress-
ton OF patients in the hospitals.
Source OF supply
II the VA hospitals in the
state have TO rely on blood do
mated to them within Louisiana,
as for the most part they now
do, they may be subject to the
segregation law.
II some of the blood Is sup
piled TO the Veterans Admins
tration from sources other than
those within Louisiana, il will
be difficult to mark il according
to race because the blood will
have to be identified at the time
il is donated. This could be-
come extremely difficult. especial
ly IL the area of the source of
supply does not label blood ac-
cording TO race.
Fewer White Donors
" the policy Of sesresstins
blood is prsetiesd. the chances
are that there will be fewer
white donors than Negro donors
due 10 the economic reward that
encourages the Negro TO donate
The greater demand will pro.
badly arise for white" blood
since white persons can be ex-
pectcd to be better able to pay
for blood. Thus, white" blood
may be scarce, while Negro blood
piles up.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
OK University

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla
Humors that Lankston Univer'
sity was about n close we're
killed lat W.. when a iet'er
/. DIR. G. l.. Harrison president
was made public. from the Okla
homa State eRgents for Higher
Education praising the schoo'
for the work 1t has done III
the past.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

Because the Lord hath been
witness between thee and the
wife Of thy youth. against
yhom thou hast dealt iresch-
srovsIy: yet Is she thy COM
panIon, and the wife Of thy
-ovenant." Malachi ALA
And when Abram was
ninety years old and nine, the
Lord appeared TO Abrsm, and
ssid unto him, I am the A.
mighty God; walk before me,
and be thou perfect.
"And | will make my COW
enant between me and thee,
and will multiply thee ex-
ceedingly.
And ! will establish my
covenant between me and
thee and thy seed after thee
In their generations for an
everlasting covenant. TO be
a God unto thee, and 10 thy
seed after thee" Genesis
I'll, 2. y
Read and Study
We study the c. S. Lesson
Sermon daily from the c. S.
Quarterly. King James YER
sion Of the Bible. and Science
and Health with Key TO the
Scriptures by Mary Baker
Eddy.
We should search the
Scriptures to provide us with
4 better knowledge of God
md His spiritual creation
than we had at the beginning.
Those who study the Bible
and Science and Health with
Key to the Scriptures. daily,
find that they are developed
by the Truth. and are Of pvac-
iieaI value in helping all who
study TO keep the covenant
in these modern times. and
throughout the rest OF the
times.
Paul. when writing to Tim
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Tan Girl Sues
"Wyutt Eurp''

LOS ADVERTISEMENTS WY,
att carp drew too fast" ana
with the wrong intentions, ac'
cording to model leila nj. ben
nett who isc suing him CHusn
O'Brian) for a total Of $751;"
on a variety Of charges.
She charges injuries in nee
ing carp. false arrest, false 'm'
prisonment. etc.
The Marshall has denied every
thing, His counsel contacted lh's
week labelled the charges 'ap
surd."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
Holds Top Job

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-James
C.. Gaskin, age AZ. has just taken
over the position as special as
sistant to the manager OF lhe
Veterans Administration hospi!al
in Philadelphia, becoming inc
first Negro to be appointed 10
such a position in a VA hospl'al
besides Tuskegee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
More Bombings

BIRMINGHAM, La.--Followlng
bombing of a Negro home ana
a white home in a mixed neign'
borhood, a group of ID to 70
angry Negroes jumped two whites
shortly after the explosion ana
gave them sound beatings.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
N|<rumoh Seeks Freedom
For Whole Of Africa

of Arkansas in the Deep South
and the triumph and expccta-
tons Of the black men and wo-
men of Ghana who walk the
streets of Accra proud and tall
in their status as free citizens of
no mean state"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
VIEWS Of the
NEWS
Bias In Reverse

CROYDON, ENGLAND--A SIGN
for colored tenants only was
displayed in the windows OF
several apartment houses last
week. The landlords, operate this
color bar in severse, said colored
people are tidier than whites.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

snowden inside II clear how
ever. that the rosdbIoek which
may trip UP Levitt does not re.
suit from any new or revolvf-
ionsry approach on the part Of
FILA. II stems. rather from pro-
visions OF q law passed by the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
PHILADELPHIA TRIBUNE
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

AS IL is written in the book Of the words Of Esaas
the prophet saying The voice Of crying in the wilder
Prepare we the way Of the Lord make his paths
straight.
Every valley shall be filled and every mountain and
hill shall be brought low and the crooked shall be made
straight, and the rough ways shall be made SMOOTH
And all flesh shall see the salvation of Cod."-Lvke
3:46.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
DO you KNOW THAT =

Uncle Sam has over z0o
sources Of income.
Real teeth bite eight times -
hard as false teeth. ,,r
The total distance around lou,
square city blocks Is the same , ~
that around three square q"
blocks. ..,,e
II there Is any truer measuIs
OF a man than by what ne o's''
n mus, be by.what he gives
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09
How They Label
Blood in La.

WASHINGTON D. C.,-Despite the fact anthropolgists
have proven time and time again that there no difference
between Negro and white blood, the Louisiana legislature
in an effort segregation passed. signed and put
into effect yesterday law requiring labelling of blood
according This statute is to be carried out to
the letter of the awexcept In cases OF dlsaster-when
any blood will be used
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

NEW YORK-Climaxing his busy, eventful threeday
visit here Dr. Kwame Nkrumah, Prime Minister of Ghana
declared that the first responsibility of his country
lis to aid this momentous movement towards freedom and
sefgovernment which is sweeping across the whole
of the African continent"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-08-09

New Jersey legislature.
He also made the observation
during an interview that FLA
does It's largest volume Of bust
ness in Los Angeles.
AS far as the situation in
California is concerned. Snowden
indicated that FILA would prob
ably continue to guarantee loans
to builders who follow Jim Crow
policies, except where the court
has specifically ruled that such
actions are illegal. Last June
% Superior Judge James Oakley
ruled in Sacramento that builders
and developers in that city who
secure Federal Housing Admins.
tration loan insurance or Vet
Grams Administration loan guar
antees on financing construction
cannot discriminate in the sale
or rental of such housing
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16

ctHb-cs. - 100000: milk. S4,-
100000; ana -acf cattle. $1,000
600.
Income .gom all livestock and
poultry was S37.43G.90O highc'
than a year ago, leaving a de-
ficit OF Sl43.70l.34l IN farm in
come for the state.
The 1857 incorrc figorcs, b.
counties. We're obtained in q
survey conducted by D. S. Wca-
ven. director ri the Agricultural
Extension Service.
Indicative of the jolt the low
CT income brought TO farmers
was the fact that the average
loss in tobacco, alone. was more
than Stops per farm. About
$4,000 farmers grow tobacco in
North Carolina. The Coastal
Plain and Eastern Piedmont
areas were hardest hit.
Reduced acreagcS of crops I'M
der control programs, extreme
drCuth during the growing sea-
son, and unfavoraole wet wealth
cr during harvesting were the
major causes of the losses.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16

dren In the state, and also for
crippled adults. special camp per.
iods have been arranged. The
South Toe River camp will be
held between July 6 and Au.
gust 80. The Optimist Club OF
Asheville administers the camp
and has made II available to the
State Society for Crippled Chill
dren and Adults for use as an
Easter Seal camp for the Grip
pied.
Parents of crippled children
who wish to enroll their chill.
dren in the camps may apply tc
their local Society for Crippled
Children Easter SeaD chapters
or to their county Health and
Welfare offices. or by referral
from doctors, or by writing di.
rectly to the North Carolina So
ciety for Crippled Children and
Adults in Chapel Hill.
Albin Pigutis of Chapel Hill
state Director of the Easter Sea
Sale, said that doctors in the
state have been especially CO
operative in referring children tc
the camps for crippled children
Pigutis also stated that a camr
for Negro children of the state
who are crippled will be held
as usual, at Swansboro on the
coast. The camp at Swansborc
will be open from July % tc
August 8, and Is made available
through the cooperation of the
All Club of A. g. T. College.
The tuition at the camps is
reasonable and some of the par.
ents of campers pay their own
way. However, "camperships" are
available for those who cannot
afford to pay. with part or all
of their expenses paid from the
sale of Easter Seals.
The camps are we'll organized
with guidance and therapy SUI,
pervisors assigned to aid the
children as they enjoy the camp.
ing experience.
The camp at South Toe River
will consist of two camping per.
iods, each of three weeks dura.
ton. for the physically handi.
capped children. There will also
be one period for cripple d
adults; this will be for a two
week period. August II to
August 80.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16
Income Losses On Big gour" Crons
Draws Attention OF Governor

RALEIGH - Governor Luth-
ic- II. Hodges today called attcn-
ton to farm incou" losses from
North Carolina'S Big Four"
icropS, and urged county agri-
cultural, business and civic
groups to study irc2l situations
with their county 'arm agents
and other agricultural leaders
and plan FOR higher returns
from these crops and new sour
Ccs Of income for 1858.
The Governor referred to a
deficit of Sl43,7O!,34l in farm
income in the state last year,
with heaviest losses coming from
tobacco, cotton, corn and pea
nuts.
Earlier, the Governors Farm
Advisory Committee, headed by
Dean d. w. Coward of the
North Carolina SAFE College OF
Agriculture, reviewed the in
come losses in 1852 from the
four crops, ond suggested that
local county leaders be alerted
to opportunities available in
1858.
The Governor said the picture
was frightened By increases ir
livestock income 52d increase.
in government payments. In
come from The hitter was ur
Si4,300,000. Poultry income wa:
up S12,90O,O0O; hogs, 100000
eggs, S6.0OO,0O0: fruits and veg
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-04-16
Children Feted
By Auxiliary

Saturday afternoon, April S,
the members Of the Ladies Aux
lliary to the Carlton M. Fon-
vielle v. F. w. Post 6O64 in Tab
or City entertained with an
Easter party for the children in
the community. A highlight of
the affair was an Easter Egg
Hunt at the v. F. w. home.
Making contributions for the
entertainment were Lewis Gore
of Cores Red and White; Claude
Boyd Of the Piggy Wiggly; Cliff
Sarvis of Cliff Sarvis Farm Sup
ply and c. c. Soles and Sons.
we wish to thank all those
who contributed to the party
ard assisted in staging it" said
Mrs. Elwanda Car.-ette. an Of
ficer of the Auxiliary
About 80 children attended.