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Evening star., 1958-05-13
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Move Due to Shorten
Raise Retrooctivity
by JOSEPH YOUNG
star star writer

TO modify the January 1855 retroactive pay
raise date win be made on Capitol Hin within the next day
or two.
The effort will be made by Representative corbet Re-
publican Of Pennsylvania, House conferee the postal
pay and rate legislation
The Adak sun., 1958-05-26
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ADAK SUN


 nFLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION" Once again we wish to bring to the attention of all that an organizati tion can funtion only when it has membership. Here on Adak there are a great number who are eligible to belong to the A. but have not joined because those who belong have forgotten that the club can only do it's best when it's membership is large; However even with a large menber-. ship the club will not function if all are not behind it. This club is like any other club and We can make it place where all want to go if we get be- hind it. We have elected new Officer Is and we are sure that they will do their best to make the club what we all want if everyone of us help them, It is of course up to the officers to do the work, but it is every members job to att; tnnd meetings and to come to the club: when it is open as it can only operate when it has sufficient GUS stomers. We now wish to extend to all members of the FRA, their ladies', and their guests and invitation to Banquet for the h. stallation of Officers to be held on 2| June lo58e The club will open at l8OOe The Installation ceremonies will be at 1900. The Dinner will then follow -at approximately 193O. We have gone to the great length to bring to all very Won- derful evening which will include dan- cling ,noW then just let ne say once again "Lets all come and enjoy ourse1f and get behind our club to make this coming year the best year here on the Rockg Yes, it is all free. See you at the F R. A.
 
 Tiremen in B. tile Creek, Mich., we're given permi ssion to set fire to a con- ho1z coa11d r1racti the
The Adak sun., 1958-05-26
MONDAY 26, MAY 1858
RECORD RhWTNSONDE (con't from page l)

failure in tho flight instrument or gro- und oqui ipment resul ting in loss of sign al. Other high soundings reached by this activity since the beginning of the h.: ternational Geophysical Year on July, 1857 and since the use of special 800 , gram balloons have been to l36, ,OOO and l3l 1000 feet with several others above no, GOO feet. ! ! Personnel in the upper air section of the Navy Weather Service Office on Adak who made this noteworthy observation are .; Class, USN, (RAJTMSONDE 5upervisor) of Marshall, Illinois, James F.. Gadou, Aer- ograph7rs Mate First Glass ,UsN (RAWTNS -| ONDE 0bserver) of Preston, Maryland and Dale A. Clay, A@rographers Nate Second ]: Class, UsN, (RAUIN9oNDE observer) of Hemet, California. Since there is @ high ! competitive spirit in the Navy and other weather services in reaching the highest average and maximum altitude in RAITNSO- : NDE Observe tions, the pers onnel who made : this observation and this Command are : proud of this apparent record altitude observation i. j WHO WANTS A TRANsFER??
 San Diego (rFPs)- Something new has ! been added to the Long Beach-based des- 7: troyer tender Frontior~and it's not a ] mi ssile. It second mess line. ] Here are the details they were recently proposed in several plans of
 the day.
 IA new system will take effect in ] your General Mess. Two lines will be
 used. The starboard line will continue ] to serve the regular posted We- { ekly. The port line will serve frank ] furters, hamburgers, petatio chips and l rolls at all meals.
 : "The selad and dessert bar will be
The Adak sun., 1958-05-26

In Dallas, Texas, a nursey proprietor reported to police that someone had stolen $A8O. .OO from his safe. When the police went to investigate, they found the safe's combina ii on on the wall above the safe. "Neatly pasted".
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Mr.. Justice. Frankfurter Was In
Good Company

II was not news to this newspaper that Felix Franurte
present Supreme Court Justice legal advisor the
NAACP Many of the important lawyers 30 40 years
ago the eastern eaboard sympathetic the of
securing justice and civil liberty for the Negro.
Such attorneys helped the NAACP until the Negro group
itself could develop lawyers like the late Charles Houston
and Thurgood Marshall fight liberty justice
the high Of the land These attorneys recognized that
by assisting and advising the NAACP how make the 14th
amendment to the Constitution living reality they
doing something for the nation whole well for the
Negro-Ame segment of the population
Supreme Court Justices of human like the rest
Of the popuace Most of them approach the problems of the
court with detached fairness which their lifetime
abes them to assume and afford.
Frankfurter jew has always been target of the racss
Of the country who while making open followed
subtle anSmete line through the years His competence
independence have largely kept his critics almost silent Only
the extremists and hate pampheeer have attacked him open
g.
For those who something wrong about Frankurters
former afaton with the NAACP could offer the former
utilization of Justice Hugo Black with the xxx we won
because both Fankurer and Black have been great justices
with hint that former associations have kept them
interpreting the Constitution honestly and fairly None us
should expect any than that
look at the distinguished list of white Americans who
founded the NAACP will the reader that Justice
Frankuer in good company in his desire be of
lance to the organization the IT, s. which has champoned
the Of freedom justice equality for all Americans
and has sought to achieve that purpose in lawful
within the framework of orderly petition constituted author
ity and by use of the judicial process.
All of the attempts to make the NAACP conspiracy
against the American Way of Life is vicious attack
truth and honesty Of hosands of patriotic Negroes and whites
who like Mr. Franurter before he was appointed to the
bench the urgency of supporting such organization
as the NAACP
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Our Sore Baset Nation

Editor founding great
ing existence united we
stood and through with flying Today changed
Our nation divided alarming ways
very France is on the verge of dissolution because she
hopesy divided splinter political parties
ided by splinter parties but by splinter opinions
The indignation segregation dividing our
a ewheny should
presenting solid front of democracy and at time when we sbd
be giving the world example of democratic power
offering the world alarming
The great France that made her
threatened with dissolution great United
States which the of World
War l. present the most despsed among
If we have any real friends the they
known in the raging world AS long
as the Negro accepted with only subtle complaint
zenshp everybody seemed unity loyalty
deied the thoughts of any impending tibulaton.
But today with the asserting citizenship in our deoc
that world Negro included
our country dangerously divided attempts currently being
made to eternaize the Negroes citizenship
What hitherto looked race relations was lust the
citizenship
There being built today country bitterness toward
the NACP that not curbed IT, And what
the NACPs crme Simply appealing laws Of the land When
an appeal the law beg reactions we get some idea
Of the dangerous underlying the nation There is imminent
danger that rbd minority on destroying fun Citizenship for
Negroes viii indirectly destroy great mighty nation
With an economic threatening the business Of the
country and with initiation gradually sapping the economic life of the
nation and with South over ngratio1 raats
hand and with communism pressing nD - 80 80,
u oeset with dangers that threaten
The previous question nation match Russia
$3.50 mat seems inevitable? We have won in the past
SiAeeu
war with Russia need solidarity Of spirit
a purpose we DO not have at patriot
nsnt or wrong He should support right because
IS right and support in the wrong help get it right
The faaciOus doctrine NV friends An the right but
against them the We need to stand witt
~ IN me night because they to
them in the wrong get them rirA.
In set friend needs just when he is wrong as when
sh OF more 50 So country great struggle with many
matters needs the unfang support every citizen n we are TO
~ @ uae OF communism that is rising throughout
=, soe % axe genuine democracy ousaughs
on and the democracy are not the pteg
e sesregauonss who would perpetuate secondcas
au1enshp Of even the humbest Of its citizens
The point there being made "a that o,,r $50, A. -
anu ony ~hen love Of country placed above love Of self
mat we can survive these times that are upon
us come INST II country is does it profit
ne gains his point country Or what wiz man
e exchange for his Haucoc I,chnoud Va
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Bully For The Court

The o. s. Supreme Court has had take quite beating
in the public prints since May 1854 because dared to inter
pref the Constitution be interpreted and
struck blow the racial system in public schools
mockery Of democracy if there
has had faint support from the executive branch
of the federal government II has been the object Of attacks
by Of the national bar cevery nudged by the south
ern element Of the bar associations
II has had to withstand assorted political demogoges in
the South fearful Of their political skins the end of
ton the extension Of ballot the Negro viii the
nance Of those political fortunes have depended upon
keeping Negroes and whites in the south dsuned by the
f master and slave" technique.
Through it all the court has proceeded to carry out its
responsibilities the chief judicial body Of this republic
with camness poise On Monday il wisely forth in
unmstaabe language its views opposing the program Of
elected officers legislatures in their efforts
court decision of school segregation by subterfuge
The Supreme Court statement Of Monday will give the
subordinate lower federal courts the 10 how the Supreme
Court the school indignation ruling may be handled
under its original ruling and will firm up those forces who
feel that group of American citizens have right de-
eide what and orders obey and what laws and
court orders TO disobey-just like that.
Our founding fathers brilliant to perceive that
unfetteed Supreme Court with members responsive only
Constitution and their oath defend and interpret
court which does not threat
violence when the mob leaders rep
resenting majority praise all Americans
who perceive the mountains above the recognizing
that Constitution erected to- protect the rights of
the smallest and insignificant Negro school child in any
Of the union including Virginia and Little Rock
Bully for the u Supreme Court Its rulings for right
and its courage makes one proud to be an American
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
No Surprise AT Little Rock Vote

The victory Of the prosegregaonists in the Little Rock
Arkansas elections school reopenng under segregation
indignation surprise to anyone converant with the
thinking and customs which that southern community
Indeed II any other result had been obtained it would
have been miracle indeed No with his right mind expected
the good white folks of Little Rock in goody numbers
against their dearly held privileges of giving the fellow Negro
citizen less than his due this date when there uni
versa attack such shameful practices,
Years Of teaching white citizens that the Negro has no
rights white bound to respect and that he is be
treated always inferior be erased in short
Many Little Rock whites voting their fears Saturday
instead of their consciences.
Only the far-seng white citizens worried about the
moral implications involved who place law and order and
Supreme Court decisions above worship of and
NODDED racsm would vote for reopenng the cy high schools
under the conditions set up by the federal courts
Even those whose conscences worry them perhaps felt
that the worldwide attack the things the Faubus coup
at Little Rock stands for perhaps still felt that necessary
TO stand by their dcmogoge appeal for the people
10 ignore the courts Of the land
No, not surprised by the results at Little Rock
We highly grahed that there so many whites in
the city who had the vision and courage vote against the
Faubus strategem.
The trckery Of leasing public schools private schools
Of course will not deceive anyone prevent the
tory for indignation AT most it is a delaying action The
people of the South voted in 1860 the Union
but that did not make it right, successful viii the
majority vote in Little Rock evade the u s. Supreme
Court decision make is right successful
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Whether They Want To

Perhaps disturbing the vandalism itself the fact
that the vandas who have been wrakng destruction the
New Hope Baptist Church have not been caught
For il fact that qualified and candid police officer
would dispute that such vandas be tracked down
caught IL purely question Of whether the police
catch them and willing commit the necessary
Of talent and manpower to do the job. ..
OF the police always face this problem and have
TO make choices What crimes and what depredaons what
patrol duties and traffic management problems take priority
We happen to believe that the developing patterns Of
racial hatred eliminating in acts of violence and vandalism
should have top priority. For thing major attention
such matter the vandalism New Hope church would
be preventive well a punitive If these
vanda caught put in official custody and required
repair the damage and destruction they have caused it will
keep them out of this kind Of mischief for quite while
them lesson in values help them to respect the creative
work Of Others and example to others who might
be tempted to seek thrills by throwing rocks through glass
Aside from these less practical considerations
suggest that the underlying evil thing that should i'm.
medatey command all Of the Of the community
Every day that these practitioners of hatred and social de-
stcn uneaugh and undeterred day of growing peril
for society.
There have it This matter of overriding seriousness
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Only The Poor & Rich Can Afford
To Be iii

When the American Medical Association with freepend
ing clever public relations program killed off the Truman
Health plan several years ago did dsservee TO thousands
Of Americans.
No honest DOCTOR medical authority hospital adminstra
or or board today deny the euab fact that the
American family which hit by illness requiring hosptaza
ton from three six months usually faces bankruptcy
worse.
month in the average private hospital will upset the e
economic stability Of the owner despite the mum
Der Of good hospital and health plans available
It's getting that the only citizens who afford to
DO III the INDECENT the wealthy The former get
excellent health free long he can't pay and the
latter usually afford high cost comprehensive health
insurance.
The wage Garner the middle income groups all catch the
financial dickens when member Of the family has TO be hos
paEed long illness of people Of this financial bracket will
practically ruin their credit and savings.
An this top Of the general unwlingness of the ANA
10 support type of preventive health program under
auspices raising hovae both with the health OF
thousands Of Americans and their pockebooks well
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03
Letters To The Editor
why Thye and Farrell Deserve Vote"

continued antics Of Democrat Governors Orva Fauous ID
Ar Lindsey ID Va) i'm keeping children out Of
making difficult to find Negro who doesn't believe
Democratic Party is not his mortal enemy.
replying suggestion that the indignation issue should
Congress Southern Governors Conference Lex
ngton said Federal law ordering nte
grafton public unconstitutional " Not single
Democrat challenged him this statement!
APPARENTLY Faubus and Almond have the backing of
infamous Southern Manifesto
pgng themselves lawful means to get around the
Courts decision ntegra
ton
gners that antegro pledge commenting the Little Rock
Ark keep qualified Negro children from getting ade
education said among other things Indignation won't
lifetime.
James o. Eastland, democratic Senator from Mississippi
keeps himself office by keeping qualified Negroes
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

these days has reached a high
level and has begun to take a
dangerous turn in Britain and the
United States II is an at.
tempt to distract the attention
Of English workers from the real
source of their misery, for ex-
ample, he capitalist re yime by
using tered people as a scapc-
goats. So much as far as Britain
is concerned.
Regarding America racial
discrimination there has reached
the extern which has male whites
masters of the blacks There
is no doubt that racial persecution
in country such as America,
which alleges to be the leader of
the free world, is an astonishing
matter, and makes the people feel
that the defense Of freedom should
be practced at home first.
"Condemning Jimmie Wilson to
death for stealing one dollar from
a white woman. because he is a
Negro, is another example OF the
farce Of democracy In the free
world, and clearly indicates that
in America there is white justice
and black justice
From other comments It Is APP
parent that even II Wilson does
not die in the electric chair, the
damage to our prestige has al
ready been done. And American
diplomats viii be long time re-
trieving IL.
In another broadcast (Sept. /,
1851 Cairo Radio said:
"Maltreatment OF Negroes in the
United States Is not confined to
depriving Negro children Of the
right to attend public schools: 1t
extends to every walk Of life. In
fact even churches in the us.
are not immune TO the disease OF
racial discrimination
It's an old. dreary and mac
curate story and yet there Is
enough substance provided by
Faubus and his allies TO provide
heavy ammunition for trose who
aim to picture America as rich.
self-satisfied and indifferent to
human needs
It's a distorted picture. Of
course. The US. Supreme Court
has fOrthrightly stood for equal
rights and Cairo Radio says moth
ing about II. But grOusing about
unfair commentary won't get US
anywhere. The only thing they'll
Understand in the Middle East IL
Faubus' clear and definite defsAt
through integration Of Little Rock
high schools.
tcOpyught. 1855, Robert G.
Spivackl
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voting. Citizens Council Modern XXX
defy the decision Of the Supreme Court"
your Faubus and Almond heard
they Chairman of the Sen
powerful Committee chamanshps the
the organization of the s5h Congress- when the
majority given them by Mnnesotas
Hubert Humphrey who urging election Of Eugene
Mccarthy Karth.
against the elevation
Negro hating Signing
every
Senator Thye November
notice that Karth like every other said
nothing behalf of the Supreme Courts decision saying Negro
children should be treated like other normal children.
Republican Congressional spoken
publicly in behalf of the rights the children
This the every
justice loving Minnesotan November 4th.
We he an-Negro rascals Remember
a Enthusiastically
Culver Chairman Ramsey City, Republican Rights Committee
5s5 Building Street. Paul.
sofa, Sept 80 1855.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

read last weeks edon ter II got OH
press until Tuesday We knew that there were
flock of typographical because of the haste with wh we had
10 work last week moving of the composing and press
This is Newspaper Week States Just think what
void would be left in all at suddenly there
weren no newspapers published
America should the freest press in the whole
world Americas Negro do their part to keep the
free press banner aloft
schools session its time again Tor the
meetings the football games the
recital symphony and little operas
Minneapolis legitimate heater and the St.
usually brings few plays to the towns
popped and there four tan lads trying
for
Big varsity Negro lads their
nothing exciting than trip to Memorial
Stadium OF a bright autumn afternoon.
Sunday meetings they scheduled after
tough competition from the tevsed
Dad out of his seat before the TV
GaIopng Willie Baltimore Ollie Matson
he afternoon-CEN
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WATCH
on the
POTOMAC
by ROBERT O. sPTVAcK

Washington-LITTLE ROCK AND RADIO CAIRO-You
get idea of the impact Gov Faubus of Arkansas having
world affairs particularly in the Middle East in the follow
ing quotation that from friend of mine in the US
Foreign Service:
''When first came out to the Middle East" he writes
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

and Importance The police have the nowhow talent and
with it. 1t is purely question Of whether
they
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-10-03

THE Arabs were all steamed up
about Israel She was the enemy.
She had to be destroyed Now
three years and some months later
1 find that America is the enemy.
Nothing we can do or say seems
to dispel this widely-held notion
that the U.S,A. represents every
thing dark and sinister in world
affairs.
"You may ask the cause and you
viii be surprised at the answer
Contrary to what you may think
we are hated not because Of John
Foster Dulles but because Of Or
val Faubus and those other apost-
les of pure hly-whiteness who
stand with him
Ire letter continues In a per-
sonal vein and that part of it
am emitting,
What my friend writes from
the Eastern Mediterranean coin
cideS with what the State Dept.
hears almost daily from US. dip
lomats stationed In North Africa
and In the Arab states.
Arab propagandists are picking
up each incident involving race
issues and exploiting them mer-
eilessly in creating anti-Americau
feeling. AS one might expect, it's
the VARS Premier NaSser. pos.
sbly goaded by his Soviet allies
who leads In playing up racial
strife IN this country,
Those who monitor Middle East
broadcasts report that the cen.
eentrh ton on race issues began
when Faubus last year ord ,rst
out the National Guard 20 prevent
Iintegration at Central High
School When President Essen.
hover sent federal troops to keer
the school open, the anti-Americar
hroadcasts subside somewhat
But now that Central High anc
many Virginia schools are CLOSED
down because local suthoyities arr
defying the Supreme Court. the
Arab commentators have returned
TO the subject with renewed fury
! WHAT THEY SAY ABOUT US
The race issue has been ennpha,
sined on almost every stSte-ownet
broadcastinG station in the MID
die East. Broadcasts have beer
lmadc In Swphh 10 East AM Cent,
raj Africa. as wen as in SudanesS
and n Arabic.
wa AZ follows are excerpts from
typical troadcasts;
Cairo Radio (Seit 9. 1855 -
The commentator was DR.. Ahmed
ASsayyid Hanid. chief editor Of
I sAwT-As-SUpAN-
The wave o. racial persecution
Evening star., 1958-04-27
April n
ESQ

4-No WoFnins! Suspense.
Ashley und Son." A domineer-
inc fother seorches frontieolly for
his son who is obout to commit
suicide. Everett SIoone. Alfred
Toioio.
5-After Dinner Movie.
Ih Hours. "phonton Of AID
Street." le45. AIon Mowbroy.
7-Maveriek. Western.
! Hour. The Long Hunt" Bret
attempts to prove the innocence
Of O mon serving O life term for
murder. jones Garner, Richard
crone. tRepeot.l
9-Boehelor FotheT. Comedy.
Peter FolIs in Love" Bentley
thinks twice obout noriooe
when first his houseboy. and
then his secretoY announce
their engagements. John For
sythe, Sommee Tong. Alice
Eockes.
4-Steve Allen Show. Color.
Hour. Guests: Cloudette COL
bert, xovier Cuoot. Abbe Lone,
Toni Arden, Abe Burrows.
9-The Ed Sullivon Show.
Hour. Guests: Sol Mineo. Jock
Corter, Georoio Gibbs, AmFu
Soni, Arthur Worsley, Morio
Neolio.
7-AdventuPe at Scott lslond.
Barry Sullivan stors.
800
4-Betty Hutton Show. Color.
! Hour. Guests: Louis Primo,
keeIy Smith, Miyoshi Umeki,
George Sonders. Som Butero. The
Witnesses.
SILT Is Written. Religion.
7-Sid caesoF Invites You.
Storing Sid coesor, lmooene
Coco.