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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

their neighborhood cite two
main arguments for their be-
licfs0l fear of loss Of social pres
tige and Y conviction that prop
crty values would decline.
These people tend 10 leave
the impression that they per-
sonsIly see nothing wrong
with residential indignation,
but are afraid they will be
looked down upon by other
whites il they have Negroes
as neishbors," Sharp COM
mented.
Acquaintance with the fact
that a reduction in property val
ues is not a necessary conse-
quence of residential integra-
ton could conccivably change
the opinion of many white De-
troiters on this matter -
When attitudes toward school
indignation are compared by
place of residence in Detroit
metropolitan area, Sharp re-
ported substantial majoritics of
the white population in the in
ner city, nearby areas, and out
lying suburbs all favored intc-
grafton.
Because Of the generally
low educational level OF in
ner city residents and the very
high proportion OF southern
whites who live there one
might expect that white resi-.
dents Of the inner city would
be much more firmly pro-seg.
regation than other Detroit.
ers," Sharp said. But there
is absolutely no evidence This
is the case.
Social psychologists have
found that intimate contact be-
tween groups generally reduces
the amount of prejudice which
each holds toward the other.
Perhaps this is what happens in
the inner city. Although many
persons come into this area with
deep rooted hoStilities toward
the Negro group, they are fore
cd to reconsider their attitudes
when they work and live in close
contact with Negroes The close
ness of This contact is cmphasiz.
cd by the realization that APP
proximatcly half the inner city's
population is Negro"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

ATLANTA.-The State Pardon
and Parole Board this week voted
two to one against freeing Mrs.
Rosa Ingram, who with her two
sons in l947, killed a white man
who came on her farm property
and was beating her.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Federal Group To Probe
Denial Of Voting Rights

WASHINGTON, D.c.-A six members Of the Commits
sion Civil Rights will be present for the hearing vo
ing rights complaints from Alabama which has been ched
vIed begin December at Montgomery the State
itoi
One of the Commissioners is J. Ernest Wilkins Assistant
Secretary of Labor for International Affairs The others
include two Midwest college presidents Texas law school
dean and two Southern ex-governors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Urge Ike To Call
Violence Confab

NEW ORLEANS - The Sou.
thern Conference Educational
Fund, Inc, has Joined other
national organizations in urg.
ing President Eisenhower to
call national conference to
consider the problem of mount.
ing violence and lawleSsneSs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
FREE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

You are cordially invited to attend free lecture on
Christian Science by Gertrude E. veIguth in EIGHTH
CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST. 2ooll Grand River
Ave, THURSDAY. NOV. 20. at 800 pm.
The lecturer is member Of the Board Of Lectvreshp
Of the Mother Church. the First Church of Christ Seien-
list in Boston, Mass. NO COLLECTIONS EVER AT
LECTURES OR WEDNESDAY, EVENING TESTIMONIAL
SERVICES.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

about deal in which viii
kins will ultimately get a fed
cral judgcship. 1t is an open
secret that he was forced out
of the job due to the hostility
of Secretary of Labor James
Mitchell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
"INExCUSABLE TRAGEDY" y KILLED!
Detroit Times Editorial lHlD
THAT DEVILS DRINKING ADAM
ONE-WAY DRIVE NUMEROUS LlNATIC !
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, C..

Unavoidable automobile accidents are the exception
They classified only when mechanical part of car
fails to function in an instant of emergency or where
driver suffers heart attack something like that
THE OVERWHELMING MAJORITY OF TRAFFIC
CRASHES ARE AvOIDABLE AND THE MAJORITY ARE
DOWNRIGHT INExcUSABLE.
"A terrible illustration of the latter category the
sMASHUP SATURDAY WHERE A DETROIT MOTORIST
DRUNK, SPEEDING THE WRONG WAY on the Ohio
turnpike sandvsky. cOLLDED HEAD-oN WITH
ANOTHER CAR AND KILLED SEVEN PERSONS
(see INExcUsABLE TRAGEDY, Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
"KNIFER KILLS Ex-H0sTEsS OUTSIDE BAR"
News, ll/lD
THE SATAN ROIIND EVE lust LEFT.

Walking out of the door of bar at 1888 Woodward
early today former dance hall hostess Catherine Bsney
49, stabbed death in the parking lot behind the bar
Her body with clothing disheveled and torn. found
half hidden between two parked cars HALF AN HooK
AFTER SHE WALKED OUT OF THE BAR, LEAVING a
HALF EMPTIED GLASS OF BEER BESIDE HER PURSE.
Police said she had been stabbed six times in chest and
neck in the rear seat Of parked behind the bar
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Detroit Favors Indignation
UofMiehigon Survey Shows
Residents Favor Equality

DETROIT - An Overwhelming majority" Of Detroit
residents favor government action provide equal edu
estiona opportunities for ALL Director Harry Sharp Of The
University Of Michigan Detroit Area Study declared.
Sharp told the City of Detroits Coordnang Council
Human Relations that two out of three white residents APP
prove what the government doing to enforce school
negraon feel its efforts should be increased Slightly
less than third felt the government doing too much
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
"sEAPlANE. IS VANISH IN ATLANTIC"
Lisbon, Portugal II
OF ISAIAH BOUND" R. {.

The w. s. Navy reported that its search planes had
spotted oil slick and picked UP distress signals in the
South Atlantic where Portuguese plane went down with
80 persons aboard, including six Americans :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

MR.. JAMES DIXON
Mr.. James Dixon of Oakland
Baptist Church, came surging
in last week TO drive a close
second TO Mr.. b. T. Batiste of
Greater New ST. Paul. This
years superintendent Contest
has created great interest.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
AUTO PARTS FIRMS SEEK CONCESSIONS
FROM JAW AS SALES FALL SHARPLY

Industry Is Plagued by Strikes as Employees
Decline to Settle for Less in Wages
wall St. Jovrnal)
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES parts supPiers, hard MI Dy
the auto sales slump this year and by continual srnkase
in the business available 70 them have chosen 1853 as
the year to drive hard bargains with the United Auto
Workers.
(see AUTO PARTS FIRM, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
"'NICE GUY, 29, DIES IN BAR R0'

Emmett A. Anderson. free Press, INV
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO:
HE THAT WOULD SUP OR DRINK IN The SATAN
BOUND" TAvERNs, IS DRIVING NAILS INTO HIS
COFFIN!
tsee DIES IN BAR ROW. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22

PHYSICIAN GIVES OWN LIFE AS 2 GIRLS
Die IN FIRE: DR.. A. R. EDWARDS ,,,,o,
By Burt stoddard News w ="
SATAN BOUND" HOME = MOI lhkisi
SCIENTIST "A. F., c.s. ..,o
ANN ARBoR, Nov. l0.-A HEROIC Doe ~" .,n..e
MIGHT HAVE ESCAPED FROM HIS BURNING HOME
HERE LAST NIGHT. TRIED TO SAVE HIS TWO SMALL
DAUGHTERS AND DIED WITH THEM IN THE iLAM .Es
THREE OTHER CHILDREN AND THsik Mosne"
lEAPEp TO SAFETY FROM AN UPSTAIRS WINDOW.
tsee PHYSICIAN GIVES LIFE Page W
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
"MAsKED THUG TAKES $500"
FROM "WIFE OF AN APARTMENT

free Press, lI/4)
The wife of A. .n.r,men, house manager told police
Monday ,hs, /. MASKED INTRUDER SUCCEED HER WIFI
CLAW HAMMER AND STOLE $500 IN RENT keee''''
from her apartment.
tsee MASKED THUG. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-11-22
Tribune S. s. Supt. Popularity Contest

Final fluctuations in 1858 S s Supt Popularity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
ny KING VID0R

became a part Of me. The result: on my next
trip East, encountered not one unpleasant taxi
driver, elevator operator or employee! Had New
York changed or had 1? The answer was clear.
To abandon excuses for ones own shortcom-
ings is like journeying to distant land where
everything is new and strange. Here you can't
continue to blame someone or something else for
failures or difficulties; you have to assume the
responsibility for them yourself. Of course, out
side pressures do influence our lives, but they
don't control them. To assume they do is sheer
evasion - it's so easy to say, Its not my fauIt!
Since that day in New York I've come to
believe that this idea is the basis Of all human
relationships 1t doesn't matter whether it is your
neighbors, your mother-in-law or the people Of
a foreign nation. The quickest way to correct
the other fellows attitude is to correct your own
Try it. II works. And it adds immeasurably
to the fun Of meeting people and being alive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

Q Iss8. United ke~spopers Magazine cofporo-
ton, as lexington Ave. New York ". NY
MONIES end descriptions Of oil ohor0cfers IN heiioa
SORES ond -hcfion orioles IN this mooozins ore
wholly imognory. Any none which happens 10 be
he some os ihoi Of ony person. living OF decd. Is
entirely eoincidsnsoL The tile This Week" d
FsssisFsd n me U.s. Potent Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

''Ths world is looking glass and gives back TO
every man the reflection Of his own face"
WILLIAM MAKEPEAcE THACKERAY
] had to live long time before found the
courage to admit to myself that we - all of US -
make our own world. The realization came to
me in very simple way. Though l am Cali
fornian, make frequent trips to New York and
l had decided that all New York cab drivers were
impatient, bad-tempered or hated their jobs. And
hotel employees and railroad personnel were the
same. found them all difficult to get along with.
Then one day in New York came upon the
words from Thackeray quoted above. The very
same day when cabbie and were snarling at
one another, his thought occurred to me
Gould this whole situation be the result of my
own thinking and outlook"
began to live Thackeray's idea and soon it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
Next Week:

s"How Young Drivers Get Into
Trouble" Few teen-aeers know
what to do if they are in an accident.
Every driver should read this article.
s"The Wonderful Thing About
Women" An amazing discovery:
modern beauties have twins" that
are centuries oIdl See our gallery of
loOk-aIike ladies.
s"What Really Happened On The
FOURTH" Try our quiz for family
fun - you'll learn some fascinat-
ing facts about American history.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
June u, 1858
In this issue:

In this issue:
Cover: "Skindiver" by Don Wynn
Z csrsboard: Getowoy Gih
Z ouIz 'Em
2 Health; Donoer = Drug -Resisting
GeEmsl
0 Piso's Tower Is EoIIino Down.
" ~; look Who's Boby Sitting Nowl
IS Would You M0ke A Good Spoeemona
20 spsrts: CoUrf Jester
20 Fiction: A Tiger BY The Tod
- Feed: The Whole EomiY Cooksi
a Fashion Find: Skiniiehis For
Skindivers
~ last Laugh: love A. First Sit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22
This Week
MAG AIMS
The National
Sunday Magazine

EUCLID M. CONVICTION,
President
JOHN c. STERLING,
Chairman Of the Board
WILLIAM l. NICHOLS,
Editor and Publisher
STEWART BEACH,
Executive Editor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

That's the happy discovery Of this He
in you brings out the best in others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

TINS WEEK MessIIn.lJvns "a. IVss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-22

very Of this Hollywood director. The best
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
Vacation Time

the west, and in other vacation spots where
the rich often pay $40 90 day and where,
in the summertime, YOU can pay as little as
5000 il daytor the same identical room.
And. the truth OF the matter is, the weather
in summer Is usually better for swimming
than it is in the Winter-even in the most
Southern-most part Of Florida.
Ii Your vacation is to be spent in the
mountains, investigate the government
parks which offer facilities at surprisingly
reasonable prices. 4 little advance planning
MIIl Save YOU !. lot money The only other
piece Of advice we have for prospective
laealioners is TO start in time. ~ hat they
Mill not have to hurry. Ii Is shocking how
many vacations end Up in death for the
vacationcl- death on the highways where
about $4,000 Americans are Slauphtered
each yeat. and well oyer 100000 seriously
injured.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
Admiral Corp
=,
I.nnd ~ A IIeage

4 careful study d different forms
Of Investment teaches me that raw
land On dry ground ten miles Of
less from a small city MI town
has tha best record as an Initiation
hedge TO secure such at the right
price IL would be purchased before
II is thought d FOR lots fer develop
ment However. even then With
roads, electricity water ana sew
age, it giges one real security
This may be more important than
profit such land or small farms
just outside a town limit should be
excellent hedges.
If YOU do not want ID be bothered
with the taxes and care NJ such
land which you do not expect to
occupy but are to hold for specu-
lahon, your broker will name some
land companies whose stocks are
listed on a stock exchange In fact.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
Double Check

The State Board OF Education has
d new Story this is Junior
William j Story. .Jr sue
ceeds Boushall the Governor could
never think Of his name We still
get our Aa m 4 Vice President
pcddling him around but nobody
wanted him That's Dick nixon
Out there III the Venezuclans every
body yelled Caracas and spit at
him and he thought they Were
wantine his carcuSs Ike Sent
troops sort OF habit with him
a dontknoWW hatclSetodo te ! e +.
This could BE- the results 81 putting
Elvis in the army o. lnabe they
no like the COP
Just how This invasion BY 81
mericanS IS going 70 stack up Is
moren know This great com
petition fight for World control
when we are knowing that only pe
has the whole wide World n His
hands looks as II SOMEBODY IS aRoine
to be disappointed quite noticeable
in the growth III the nixon repita
ton. only hewn down by democrats
and a few discounted politicians
There Wonl 30 Any time tor hiekH
ermg
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
DECLINES hi OTHER STOCKS DURING 1856 ONLY

in a bank account too long But
such loss of interest or decline
in purchasing power, over few
years. is not notable compared
with the possible decline in stock
prices during said period
When people ask me the best
fertilizer for an orange grove I al
ways say The footprints of the
owner" Hence. | believe that the
best Of all possible land purchases
for an initiation hedge is land ad-
Joining what you now own. This
you can watch and make more
valuable Of course, you would not
buy land anywhere that you did
not first see There is much land
outdoors" and no reader will see
anyone get monopoly of it. In
short, believe initiation is slowly
coming as it always has been. but
II is nothing to get panicky about
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
Rock throwing communism
can win

Russia best LAID plan IN served
when patriotetrs and is0latoniSta
here use communists inspired out
RACES against Vice President NIXON
to fan hostility towards Sout IL
America in North America and
argue against foreign AIN
With what eagerness must the
Krcmlin wait n be told America rs
turning against the outside world
for that means Russia IS free to
move in without firing a ShGt ana
with only a little rock throwing
Democratic politicians who make
the Nixon incident an occasion
for attacking the Presidents for
eign policy must be good neWa IN
Russia. too. and proof that rOcE
throwing communism can Win
The atomic scientist VINO warned
that the fourth World war would
be fought with bows and arrows
didn't realize Tho third might be
/ fought with rocks atomic awful
ness being 50 awful Rock piles "a
penitentlarics may become oa
main munitions factories. with no
real third world van oi fourth
either
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
John Temple Graves
Rock Throwing Communism

it we can stop now only
III Oh very great peril Russia IS
in Oh The game now making cdpl
tal already Of seeming u do bette
THIN VIZ DO and ablc To make
tragic capital il we cut oil nations
4ccustem-d II looking V va and
capable u looking 70 Russia
Who saws there's 40 lyeliness
lcft III present-day iournalisml
When the John Kaight-owned Char
lotte Observer praises Harry Ash
morcs Pulitzer Prize ana calls his
coverage Of the Little Rock crisis
exhaustive Editor Tom Waring
eXplodes IN The Charleston News
ald Courier as follows A news
paper whose executive editor took
part il secret conferences designed
tD bring federal troops into his
home town and failed to mention
tins III ms editorials, hardly can
be called exhaustive III Its news APP
pfoach Truly exhaustive news
covtragc would have informed
readers Of The Gazette that its
executive editor was buslly seeking
federal bayonets for Use against
citizens Of Little Rock 4
- . a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
Washington
News Report

Washington. May - The key
III the economy IN 1883 81 one
u them at least IS the outcome
OIL current negotiations between
General Motors and the United
Automobile Workers
A number Of influences are at
work in this developing picture in
Guiding President Eisenhower him
self Senators like Estes Kefauvcr.
writer's and economists. and many
leading business men.
The President is re ! i a b y re
ported to feel that both business
and labor leaders have sober r.
sponslbility in the current reces
sion, and that they must act un-
selfishly. This means that extreme
positions by either side might af-
feet government decisions in Wash
lngton dealing with the economic
situation IN general and possibly
taxes directly related 70 the auto
mobile industry.
The automobile companies are
determined, II Is said, to resist a
big package increase to workers.
although they are offering pay in
creases and fringe benefits That
Is one reason auto executives like
Henry Ford wrote Senator Estes
Kefauver that the tight problem
facing producers was how not 70
raise prices Of cars md not
whether cut could be made
Tax Gut Opposed
Meanwhile, opinion within the
Administration has not swun &
around unanimously IN favor Of
quick tax cuts Iii fact cabinet
members and others are solidly OBJ
Z posed ID the Idea, even though II
appeals That Congress viii vote
some tax reductions probably IN
ihe field Of income and exclste
taxes and posSiDly VI onA VI IVY
other categories
Labor leaders afe callins ior
lux cuts and argue that the re-
ces sIon is not flattenng out as
Administration leaders say In the
end. the Administration v.eW on
Tux cuts may epend Oh TIE
economy and the outcome of such
labor manaReineAt negotiations
Us that now Ill progress between
the automobile makers and tht
uAW
+ Nixon travels
\ ! he consensus Of opinion Id
4 Washington * that the ston!nR ant
Y splitting Of Vice President Richard
Nixon Was a propaganda victory
lar the United States. ior the thai
joflty " people everywhere oppose
the sort Of strong armed methods
used bY the Reds ia Peru On TIM
u y wee President
Moreover, most Of the sentiment
voiced II Of Tina school of thought
that the possibility 81 further incl
dents q this kind should not lead
to thr canceling Of the Veep's Eu
opean totr this summer
NIXON Is planning visits to sev
eral countries behind the So-callec
iron curtaln. but Hot Russia Itself
and he VAL probably be courteouals
ecciyed In these countries, tor the
Reds VIII I'D certain 10 See 10 that
The Reds might gain some pres
4 hee ana responsibility by the
Nixon pisiis. ana some oppose Ink
tour into Communist countries or
This score But Ms for the LAtlI
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20

legal aide Of the NAACP. may be
on tenable legal ground when she
opposes sane III Greensboro mu
nicipal swimming pools and advo-
Gates their operation Oh an nlt-
grated basis. but SHE has pul hei
organization ana her race III i
highly uMtenable position.
Ill brief Vile may well vim 4 legal
victory for her side particularly if
Tho Greensboro swimming pool case
goes to the US Supreme Court, but
| 1t viii hardly be worth the price
Mrs Motley may not know, OF
care to Know. that ntcrracial swim
ming II not likely to take place in
| this community this year or any
Other wear III the immediate future
But the white and Negro citizens
who must 1--we from day TO day IN
\ Greensboro avs Mrs Motley must
/ not. know that 1t Is not likely. They
alao know chat everything which is
| legal may not Dc possible they
\ furthermore Know that the NAACP
| by pushing It's luck Is playing di-
\ rectly into the hands of extremists
Ut tie other end And in these
emotional times that Is tragic in
| decd
When Mrs Motley mentions Tho
possibility OF mixed bathing She is
\ destroying far more than the cast
for continued operation 81 swim
ming pools The impact Of this
issue very much likc the impact Of
the Golf course ease VIII lneVi
'ably spin over into other areas o.
race relations what has been 4
tension ridden situation viii IN
doubleday GROW worse
Il serves no purpose 10 REVIEW
NM orlginal misstep III this tragedy
Of errors which has oyeftakeI
Greensboro That would extend a,
tar Back as the u y Supreme CoHr
decision and beyond The importan
poltt N simply THIS Title chasm be
Neen tht races ls ~idening. aAC
there seems u Be no way to stol
TIM Trend
\ Undoubtedly. The swimming BOO
case whatever Judge Stanley's de
cis4on may be. Wll paocaad thgoapE
cHal channels ta the VI s Supreme
count Ihe Two sides are not stakeC
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20

readers win say that these are
hand picked O. X, but let me
follow this l95l-l957 list with a
more recent one covering twelve
other popular stocks with an ave
rage 1897 drop Of o5 pei cent 70
70 per cent. In fact. the entire
stock market declined about 20 per
cent Surely. none Of the stocks be
low would have been good hedges
against initiation
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20

JAYS However MS All the Congress
aen are up for reelection this year.
there IS little chance Of their max
lng tAeaa recommended savings
Stocks As A Hedge
Tic general feeling Is that stocks
afe HE bast hedge against infla-
il5n Let Us look at the record
This tax about initiation started in
1851 Here IS what has happened 10
aight stocks since then But many
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20

The feel behind the wheeI-You feel
different becouse you ST differently. Low
ond snug ara secure, completely u eon-
troll, almost q port Of the cor.
The view around you-The Gloss oreo
Is Tremendous. The visibility u outsiand-
ing IN etery direetion-fronf. sides. reor.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20

The ease Of push-buston driving
Once YOU Try Dodge PvshBu
TorqveFlite yoo'iI never be happy with
outmoded lever types Ladies' love il.
a ride fhoi's glide -- There's no sway
On curves, no dip ct stops. Torson-Alre
IS siondard equipment. too.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20
A Tragedy OF Errors

Greensboro tN,CD Daily News
Mrs Constance Baker Motley Of
New York City described as 4 top
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-05-20

some railroads are worth more as
land companies than as railroads
Some Canadian mining companies
with valuable underground deposits
of ore should also be good hedges
against initiation If bought at low
deprecated prices. They are off
now about 20 per cent suffering
from the biz boom Of few years