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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
COMMUNITY news. FEATURES
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

has been named Kenneth Lee
Blackburn.
Vacationing and visiting their
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Ste
wart. parents of Mrs. Blackburn,
arc Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Pru-
den. Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Lock
lear of 5 Bucks Hill Road; and
Jerome Eason. of 80 Vine Street,
Waterbury, Conn.
There we're 81 in all The Wee
Wisdom Club and the Cub Scouts
of Pack $40 enjoyed moving pic
lures in the Palms Theatre, July
10 under the supervision Of den
mothers. Mrs. Willie Mae Davis,
Mrs. Horn. Mrs. jewell Stephens.
Mrs. Williams and Mr.. Davis
also cooperatcd with the program
committee. Transportation was
provided by Rev Hill Of Fellow
ship Baptist Church.
Two sisters Of Elmo Barnes
are in Florida on their way TO
Cuba 10 spend their vacations.
They are Mrs. knoxie Bell. who
lives in Warren, Ohio. and Es-
sic Barnes whose home is in
Newton Falls, Ohio. Elmo's son.
Kenneth. is expected TO visit
his father during his vacation
in the next three weeks.
Lindsey Wright tells us Henry
Nichols, 1856 Oregon, was caught
in the production line in the Ford
Now Plant Thursday morning.
Nichols suffered a broken foot
and is now in the Henry Ford
Hospital. Ills wife, Rowcna, is
just recently out Of the Grace
Hospital. Wright is drafting
student at Cass Tech. this sum.
MGR.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
BY Marianne
Youth Conference Delegsic

The delegate from Union Sec.
ond Baptist Church TO the fnth
Baptist World Youth Conference
is Miss Vcrdcl CLIFTON ol 285
Polk ST.. River Rouge
The conference TO be held IN
Toronto Canada June p TO July
? represents 63 nations Rev T.
{ Copeland Is her pastor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Banquet

The Twin City DorcaS SEWING
Club Will commemorate Their
9th anniversary with a banquet
Saturday at Ilyacinth Court Cen
ter Mrs Maggie kilgorc Pres
Brooks. Secretary. and Mrs Dor
is Lamplcy. Publicity Chairman
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

!o' ., nus anu lungs thorough
ly clean and ready to use.
To can blueberries, pre-
pare a sugar syrup by COM
bining l cup sugar with =
cups water in a saucepan.
Stir over low heat until sugar
dissolves. boil 5 minutes.
Allow "a cup sugar syrup for
each pint jar Of fruit Place
jars in kettles. adding enough
water 10 cover | inch above
tops of jars; set over high
heat.
Wash fruit and pack with
out crushing into hot lars.
leaving jars u empty. Fill
Jars with sugar syrup within
u inch of top. Remove air
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

A motion was filed last week
n Federal Court in the behalf
II former patrolman Marmlon
Pollard. Jr, %, Of 1879 Prairie,
to change his guilty plead to
robbery TO not guilty
Pollard pleaded guilty June
II to the holdupS OF three bank
branches.
He was also charged with IA
other holdups which ncttcd him
total of Sl.2l4
The motion was filed by the
defense attorney Kermit G bail
cr. before Federal Judge Thorn
as F. Thornton.
James Walker, 80. of SOFT St
Clair. former treasurer of Mt
Pleasant Missionary Baptist
Church. 37l2 Preston. pleaded
guilty TO cmbczzlcmcni last
week OF arrangement before Re.
cordcr's Judge Elvln l. DNcn
port
According TO the Rev. c. 0.
Stewart, 81, pastor Of the
church, Walker misplaced
S84462 Of the ehvreh's fund
while serving as treasurer be-
tween 1855 and July 7, 1858.
Ernest Grains, So. Of 90 Hor-
ton. was dead on admittance TO
OF head injuries.
Police said Grains had been
suffering from dizzy spells, and
fell eight feet to the sidewalk
from a porch railing where he
he'd been sitting
Two persons who had just
cashcd checks for more than
500 were robbed last week un
der similar circumstances
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
18th & W7ryes
Community News

Nit. olive = 400 S,osed
After 5 days of Successful BIZ
bic School teaching, the MI
Olive Baptist Church closed its
summer vocational class. Rcluct-
anty. after such mass attendance
during the week Of July the
l4th closed Sat with record.
ms Of that days program every
one enjoyed a reception fol
lowed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

L. Wilson, Mrs Mullins and a
very capable staff
Any ncwSboyS in this area who
would like TO make summer
spending money can do SO by
selling the ETROIT TRI.
BUNE. If interested. call James
Butler at TW. 3.4653 Also any
news of folks living in North
east Detroit will be given special
consideration if called in TO the
same phone number.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
YOUNG KENNY Lee

Mister Andrew Blackburn is
one of the happicSt fathers in the
world, because his wife, Elsie,
presented him with his first, a
Scven-pound baby boy born July
10th at SIT am. The young lad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

bubbles by running KNIFE
down side of each jar; Sea'
lids partially or complee'e'y'
depending on the type OF con !,
taincr used. Stand jars IN pa"
of hot water. Then. place ~
kettle so they don't touch cav,
other. Bring to a boil anu
process pint jars for 10 MN
utcs. Make sure water 20"
tinucs boiling the entire 'l'n''
When done. remove jar
with tongs. place on tow
away from drafts. When 'Olui
wipe jars thoroughly anu u
label product and eah"i"'
date.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
cALILEE BAPTIST CHURCH

Members of the Young Adult
Choir of the Galilcc Baptist
Church gave request perform
ancc program Sunday afternoon.
Lester Washington was guest So
lost.
Friday. July 25, the Celestial
Choir of Leland Baptist Church
is having night in Hollywood
program. People participating
will take the names of certain
celebrities. II will be directed by
Harry Gibson with musical ar
rangcmcnts by Cora l.. Boyd.
GRiCcS FAMILY FUNERALS
Funeral services for the Griggs'
family dead, killed in an auto
mobile accident in New York
were held this weekend. Services
for George Griggs, Sr., and
George Jr., were held at ! pm.
At the Church Of Our Prayer,
Saturday. July 18th.
Services for Clarence Griggs,
a brother of George Sr.. and Mel
ode Griggs, grand niece of
George Jr., were held Thursday.
July 10th, at Quinn Chapel AME
Church.
Services were held for Mrs,
Pearl Macklin. 47l6 Bcaubicn.
Friday at III am. in the George
r Hagland Funeral Home Chap
ell. Rev. Lee T. Clay delivered
the eulogy. Mrs. Macklin is sur
vived by a daughter and ono
granddaughter, Mrs. Helen John
son.
Funeral services were held at
the Bethel AME Church Tuesday
for Mrs. Allie Lewis, 6709 Stan.
ford. Mrs. Lewis Is survived by
-four sisters, Mrs. George r. Hoag.
land Jr.. Mrs. Permclia Thomas,
Mrs. Robert Thomas and Mrs.
Harry Walton Sr.
George r. HagIand is getting
along fine In the st. Joseph Hos.
pital. During his illness his work
is being carried on nicely by X.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

Condolences
The family Of Mrs Emma
.Adans has my deepest sympathy
Mrs. adams was resident Of
River Rouge for many, many
years and was faithful mem
her of Union Second Baptist
Church
Rev. +. c. Copeland olficialcd
IL the funeral services. which
were held Monday at her church.
Burial was held at Wcstlawn
cemetery.
Tragedy
The tragic death of Matte
Golfncy of Elliott ST shocked
The residents of River Rouge, IN
tho 4th Of July tragedy
Travelling
Mrs. Ellie Martin OF Electric
ST IS off on a parental visit in
Tennessee.
MIR and Mrs. Edgar Willis Of
has a. their weekend
guest Mrs Julia Reed Of Gin
cinnatl
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gaines are
home again, after visiting their
daughter in Chicago.
Sergeant and Mrs Il J Bridges
Sr had as summer guests, Or.
and Mrs b J Bridges Jr and
Miss Joyce Johnson of Washing
ton. d. {.
MIR Ernest Davis Of Liddcsdalc
picked Georgia for his summer
travel.
Florist Convention
My IIrsi land onlY orchid was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

presented TO me, two years ago
bv Rev John McCrary, at Real
Estate Anniversary
Open house was held at his
flower shop. known TO everyone
rs McCrary'S Florists at 3l6 Wis
ser Road July 18th thru the 10th.
This was in hhonor of thch Sixth
Annual international Florists AS
sociatiOn in Detroit
Guests were registered at the
Gotham Hotel. and Oh Sunday
July Is in the main auditorium
OF Ebcnczcr Church. Mayor Louis
c. Miriam and Judge Elvin Dav.
cnport welcomed the delegates
at Q public meeting.
Natal Party
Little Annette Wesley Of Elcc
trio st celebrated her seventh
birthday Sunday with a party.
There was ice cream and cake
and all the trimmings.
Some of her guests were Joyce
Friday Barbara and Annette
Wesley. Maria Jordan and Cal.
Vim Boswell.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION

Mrs McClariiy announces that
invitations are in the mail for a
birthday dinner celebration
planned for Rev Arthur Cobb,
pastor of the st. Matthew Spirit
ual Church. II is TO be held at the
MI Royal Hotel. 88il Woodward
avenue, July l6. Senator Bristoe
Bryant is to be the POSTMASTER
July 20. Rev. Cobb leaves TO
attend the Spiritual Churches
Congress in New York. The Con
grcss will convene in the Chris
tan Tabernacle Spiritual Church,
256 w. l33rd street The organi-
2ation plans TO give musical at
Carnegie Hall. 154 W. 57th St,
the first night Of It's session. Rev.
Cobb will return TO the city July
20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
10th Anniversary

The New Birth Church IF
Christ is in its 10th anniversary
program started Sunday, July
18th through thhc Doth Come
cut and attend these meetings
The Rev A McCulloush is pas
tor of that church. Sister Jamie
Ransicr. Secretary.
People Are Talking About
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Mstron.s Nisht at Nj. Olive

On Friday night. July llth,
the matronS Of Mt Olive Baptist
Church sponsored a program.
Their main speaker was the
Rev Mrs. McClinnon. She spoke
from the 46 psalms text, Wait
On the Lord We regret the
Rev Thomas Ford. pastor Of that
church was unable to attend be
cause OF being called away TO
tn, hospital II was most in.
spring sermon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
BLOCK CLUBS

The annual grccnleaf tea of the
500 and 600 Mt. Vernon Block
Club was given in the home of
Mrs. Wiley of 608 Mt Vernon
Mrs Minnie Porter was program
chairman.
The welcome address was Civ
On by Mrs. Nj. Moses. David Whit
field was the principal speaker.
He was introduced by Mrs. Eliza
beth Brockman. Two vocal sclcc-
tions were rendered by Nathaniel
LitscOmb.
a brief summary of the activi-
ties was reported by Mrs. Mary
Hughley. Final remarks were
given by the president, Mrs.
Gricr. Some of the guests pres
cnt were DR.. Stuart Toodlc, pres
ident of the Josephine Block
Club; William o. Green, candi-
date for state senator, and James
p. Allen, representing the Phil
adelphia Block Club.
p = -
Alfred Moore, president of the
Arlington Avenue Conservation
and Improvement Association,
stated that Attorney Basil Brown
is the counselor handling the
homc standard problem now be.
ing protested by the Dawson
Street Association of Ncighbor
hood Block Clubs. Members Of
the ID. S. A. N. b. c. have voiced
4 strong complaint against some
late model houses being built in
their ncighborhood that arc be-
low the standard of the homes
already there.
- . -
The Burnside Block Club has
purchased a vacant LOT TO build
a tot-Iot for the children Of the
members Of the organization.
The 3. 3. c. will hold their
monthly meeting next Monday
night az the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Macdonald.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

These were the words Of Mrs.
+. l.. (Ruby Shuttlcworth, wife
OF the pastor of the Bethel Bap-
tist Church in Birmingham, Ala.
and president Of the Alabama
Christian Movement for Human
Rights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Southwest Detroit
Spotlight.
Condolences

is 80 10 waste
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
Too Many shootines and Cuttings

Too Many Shootings and Cuttings
The police department is be-
coming concerned about the
shooting and cutting going on in
the Warren and Wabash areas.
Friday, July 18th at Warren and
Wabash, men and women were
fighting and cutting with butch
en- knives. One man was hos
pitallzcd. one man went TO Jail
Sunday. July 18th. while two
nomcn fought bare footed in
the street on Warren and Wa
bash. some one was shooting
from the same building into 4
house on Aurclia Street Directly
IN back of that building people
we're asked by police not TO walk
in front Of that building because
Of the danger Of getting hit by
stray bullet. People are break
ins and entering homes in day.
lr,ht One man died this Thurs
day on house on Wabash near
Aurcla There were men with
clubs of many kind who ended
up in the hospital with many
teeth out plus knife wounds
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
BY JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

When the Republican Labor
and Civil Rights Committees hold
their meeting Tuesday evening In
the National Bank Building, Mrs.
rIarie Harris. Of 1888 Goddard
street. will be the only woman
and also the only Negro sitting
in the session.
They will design progress
i've platform to present 10 the
State Convention this August.
Other active members OF this
committee are Harry Brothers,
YpsiIsnfi; Vincent Murray, De-
troit; State Representative Ken
meth Sanborn, Mt. Clemens;
Richard Van Dvsen, Detroit;
Addington Wagner. Of Battle
Creek.
The meeting originally was
scheduled to be held in Ann Ar
Der. but was changed TO Detroit
to give ii a greater audience.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19
psacs BAPTIST CHURCH

PsfCE BAPTIST CHURCH
The missionary groups Of Peace
B4pt ST Church are faithful in
thcr dcyout work Mrs Queenie
Meas. If l3545 GODDARD street, is
resident of five groups. Mrs.
Nill.c Hall, Mrs Phelps. Mrs.
Miles. Mrs. Bertha Farr and Mrs
Eva Anderson are group mem
bCrs.
Next Sunday evening the Mis-
sionsry Society's Ways and
Means Department is giving a
fashion show and lawn party
at the home Of Mrs. Lois Peo-
Piles. 1888 Revere.
Miss Lois Walker was married
TO Mr. Charles DcmpS, Jr, Satur-
day Rev. Lee T. Clay. pastor of
Peace Baptist Church, read the
vows.
Rev. Clay has been invited TO
preach at Jehovah Missionary
Baptist Church. Sunday, Scptem-
her The choir, chorus, Mission.
AIRY Society Nurses. Senior Ushers
ard Young Adult UShcrs will ac-
company him. Rev. f. G.. Melvin
is pastor Of the J NJ b. Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

The tragic death of Matte
Golfncy of Elliott ST shocked
The residents of River Rouge, IN
tho 4th OF July tragedy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

Two persons who had just
cashcd checks for more than
500 were robbed last week un
der similar circumstances.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-07-19

Florist Convention
My lIrst (and only) orchid was
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
i heatre

"Gates of Paris" is currently
playing at the Heights Art
Theatre.
Starring Pierre Brasseur, the
European funnyman, the pic
ture concerns a dim -witted in
dividual dragooned into hiding
a criminal the entire Paris po-
lice force is searching for, and
who is then placed in the lu-
dicrous position of watching the
criminal make love to his own
girl, Frances lovely Dany Car
rel. "Gates Of Paris" winner
of the grand prize of Cinema
Francois, the equivalent of our
Oscar is directed by Rene Clair.
1t is filmed in Paris.
Brigitte Bardot continues on
her merry way in "Mam'zelle
Pigalle" at the Continental Art.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
Don't
Too Far

DON'T plan too long a trip.
STAY in Line and keep
within posted speeds.
STOP for q breather every
100 miles.
AVOID night driving if at
all possible.
DON'T drink if you drive.
Coffee is safer.
These are the "drive and
live" suggestions from the
East Cleveland Safety Council
as another long weekend, due
to q Friday Memorial Day, in
vites one to take to the high
ways.
Thousands or cars will be
on the roads. Utmost care in
driving is going to tax the
skills Of every person behind
a steering wheel, do his part
to keep the fatality list down
to a minimum.
Last year 2S Ohioans lost
their lives in the first long
weekend of summer. Statistics
show that the major cause Of
the greatest percentage Of ac-
cidents was SPEED. Allow
plenty of time to get there and
home again. There is no sense
in saving minutes if the at
tempt means death.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
Proclaim Boy
Scout Big Show

Anthony ]. Celebrezze, Mayor
of the City of Cleveland has
signed a proclamation designat-
ing Thursday, May 22nd as
"Boy Scout Big Show Day."
In his proclamation, Mayor
Celebrezze said, "Scouting's Big
Show of '5S presents the theme
This Land We Love- 1t drama
tizes important events in Amer
lean History which reaffirm our
belief in the dignity and worth
of the individual, belief in duty
to God, Country, others and self
as encompassed in the Scout
Oath"
He continued, "Scouting's Big
Show of '56 includes an act
based on the year-long Safety
Turn Of the Boy Scouts of
America which was suggested
by President Eisenhower with
the avowed purpose of saving
the basic resources of our ma
tion-its people"
More than 10000 Cuyanoga
County Cub Scouts, Boy Scouts
and Explorers will appear in
the "Big Show" 1t will be pre-
sented at the Cleveland Arena
on May 22nd, 23rd and oath.
The program will begin at 1880
D. m.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
RUBBISH SERVICE
CALL
AEdWood l.9068
CATHEDRAL LATIN
1888 REUNION

Saturday, June 7th is the
date selected for observance OF
the 25th anniversary of the
Cathedral Latin Class Of 1888,
it was announced by John j.
Pokorny, Chairman, and John
]. Toner, Co-chairman Of the
reunion committee.
The class will assemble ut
600 p. m. In the school chapel
for Benediction after which
they will adjourn to the school
cafeteria for q buffet dinner.
The committee requests that
any member Of the '33 class
who has not been notified Of
the reunion to contact Mr..
Toner 1T CH. 1-0682.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
Family Service
Exhibit At Y

The East Cleveland YMCA
at 1881 Lee blvd. is the scene
for the first appearance, May
20th-31st, of a new exhibit
built for the Family Service
Association and designed to in
form people of the wisdom of
seeking professional counsel
ing for family problems. En-
titled "The Case of the Fore
sighted Family" the display
uses blown-up photos and text
to describe a family Of four so
divided that they were close
to a breakup, but who re-
stored their unity and their
happiness by seeing a profes-
sional counselor at the Family
Service Association.
Arrangements for the two
weeks exhibition at the Y, as
we'll as for other bookings in
East Cleveland, have been
made by Donald H. Fortune,
executive secretary Of the East
Cleveland YMCA, and member
Of the volunteer committee of
Glenville office, 15o40 Euclid
ave. Fortune has been assisted
by two other committee men,
bers, Herbert Drake. manager
Of the Ohio State Liquor
store, and Rev. Ronald X. Will
lis, assistant minister Of the
First Presbyterian Church.
Anyone having a display
window or exhibition space in
a lobby and wishing to book
the Family Service exhibit may
call UL. 1-3208.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
Vikings Host To
Their Athletes

Spearheaded by football coach
Bill Gutbrod, st. Joseph High
will honor athletes of seven
major sports in their first ALI
Sports Banquet to be held on
Thursday, May Goth in the
school cafeteria.
Starting time for the event is
$3.50 p. m. with 10 boys to gain
special recognition.
Three organizations are lend
ing a hand to help assure sue
cess to this first venture that
will become an annual program.
Included are: St. Joseph Mono
gram j Club, Mothers Guild
and Dads Club.
Guest speaker for the initial
affair will be Alto Graham,
former football All-American
at Northwestern and more re-
Gently one Of professional foot
balls greatest quarterbacks
while with the Cleveland
Browns.
Reservations can be made
until Tuesday, May 9th by call
ing Mrs. j. Walton at Ii. 1868
or Mrs. o. J. Broz at RE. 1-519l.
The banquet is not limited to
those in school at present but
also to alumni and parents.
Following the affair, a con-
centrated effort will be made
to organize a Vikings Booster
Club.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
Perfection
patti oe IL 8

Avoiloble in many sires and in O
soriety Of eelors, these blocks are
Of q reinforced concrete with o
permanent eoiorso top. lk inches
thick and topper slightly from bot
tom 70 top.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22

UNITED STATEs.CANADA Good Will Week brought
together these members Of kiwonis International al
The intereiN club meeting Of the Peterborough Ont.
and the Fo.t Cleveland Club here. Left TO right:
Wayne c. Bloush, local president; Or. W. HobersfieId
CWiIovehbW, District treasurer; Mormon w. Poyner
Of the local club, Ohio District Governor; Mort Co.
Ivmbio. president Of the visiting club.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1958-05-22
Auxiliary Fish Fry

The Ladies Auxiliary to the
East Cleveland VIEW. Post
1900 is preparing and serving
a delicious Fish Fry every Fri
day evening at the Posts Hall,
184O3 Euclid ave-, from 600 to
500 o'clock.
The public is most cordially
invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
Boy Senators
Gruduute, Depart

The delegates to the Ameri-
can Legion Boys Nation wound
up their week-long activities
with graduation" exercises at
the University Of Maryland to-
day.
After the 98 youths received
their certificates Of attendance,
they packed their bags and re-
turned to their homes in ~
States. the District of Columbia
and the Canal Zone.
Last night, the Senators"
voted to establish a commission
on presidential disability and
to block The formation of a
national science academy.
Earlier in the day they re-
cieved brief1ngs on the opera
tons Of the military and exec
utive branches of the Govern
ment. Earl Chesney. special
assistant to the President, con-
Quoted them on tour of the
White House and explained the
functions of the White House
staff.
Before leaving, Boys Nation
President Daniel M. Lund Of
Culver City, Calf. left a box
Of golf balls inscribed with the
Presidents name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-25
PubIicO Opinion Prompts
British Summit Policy
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
reports that Washington is I'M
happy. There is concern that
the meeting be carefully or
gained, but a general accept
ance that it should be set for
August 4 in New York.
West at Disadvantage
What doubt there is comes
from moderate Conservative
circles pointing out two things:
/. The West will be at a dis
advantage as the British and
American landings in Jordan
and Lebanon can easily be
made to look like old-Style
colonial aggression. The ex-
PLANTATION of those landings is
complicated and not at all
convincing to most of the
world. So Russian Premier
Khrushchev may have an easy
time winning the propaganda
war.
2. The West really doesn't
have any long-range Mideast
policy that can be pointed to
with pride. There are indica-
tons that a workable policy
involving recognition of Arab
nationalism and neutrality is
evolving, but it certainly won't
be ready for the world by
August 4.
If Britain and the United
States can only tell the world