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sionaries and the poor whom
they serve. When you send
us your sacrifice offering of
So and request the rosary you
help the missionaries who
serve and the poor who wait
to learn of Christ and Him
Crucified. Pray and sacrifice.
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Post For Reference
Legion of Decency
Current Films

CLIP THIS LIST = To save space, the Legion of Decency list will be
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God Love You -
Tragedy Not In Suffering
But What Is Missed
by Bishop Fulton ]. Sheen

HE made as if to 60 on
further" In the chapter of
Luke concerning the Risen
Christ's meeting with the dis
cipleS of Emmaus these words
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learning tower fell on 1t during
his visit.
Catholic Digest-Mdrch
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sum up the
life of Our
r d. AL
W a y S He
would have
gone furth-
er. Greater
and might
Ter works
would He
have done,
ButHe could
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If you haven't been reading
the want ads you have been los.
ing money. Read 'em and profit.
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"a separate classification Is given to certain films which, while, not NOR
the uninformed against wrong interpretations and false conclusions)
Martin Luther Storm Center
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1958-04-25

not because of their unDelief.
He would have poured more
waters of Life but our cups
were too small; He would have
showed more love but our
hearts were already too filled
with the things of the world.
II have many things to say
to you, but you cannot bear
to hear them now."
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Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton j.
Sheen, National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith, or your. Did,
cesar Director, Msgr. James
Kulp, GAG East Town Street,
Columbus Is. Ohio.
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Amazing Colossal Man
Awakening (Ital.)
Bitter Victory
Blonde BIackmailer
Careless Years
Cast a Dark Shadow
(Br.)
Cattle Empire
Chicago Confidential
Copper Sky
Count Five and Die
Cross-U
Cry Baby Killer
Curse of the Demon
Dalton Girls
Day of the Bad Man
Death in Small Doses
D~emoniaque (Fr.)
Doctor at Large (Br.)
Escapade Dr.
Flood Tide
Fort Bowie
Forty Guns
Fort Dobbs
From He'll 1t Came
Green Eyed Blonde
Gun Fever
Gunfire at Indian Gap
Guns Don't Argue
Hard Man
Hear Me Good
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
lind. RECORDER
Employ The Physically Handicapped

Employ the physically handicapped persons will be EN-
phaszed through October 18th Joseph g. Molner CITY
County Health Commissioner suggests that all employers
Detroit anayze jobs open and those which soon will
be and decide if of them be filled adequately by
physically handicapped person, hat who is qualified
DR. Molner points ont the fact that wonder drugs and
new methods Of surgery will the lives and improve
the physical condition of thousands Of physically handi-
capped injured each year Merely to keep
people alive is not enough All who have skls which can
be used should be put work This important not only
for the individuals happiness, but also to keep him
sefsupporng that he will not be drain on the finances
and resources of others
DR. Moner suggests that il is what the prospective work
err can do and what he cannot do that counts Native
ability personality skill and training all make up the work
ers ability and in many these are not affected by his
physical handicap great many persons with handicaps
adjust satisfactorily and quickly when placed in jobs they
can do Their safety records on the job are equal TO or pet
ter than that of the average worker.
The employer who places handicapped persons in JOBS
performs community service by reducing the need Tor
tax money 10 support the worker he not emploved
Handicapped workers registered with the Michigan
Employment Security Commission There are ten branch
offices of the commission the Detroit area listed in the
telephone book
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
COP Mod
At Cong.
At Cong.

NEW YORK (CNS)--Harlem
leaders of the COP are mad ut
Adam Clayton Powell for an
nouncing he would stick with
the Democrats after Tammany
boss Carmine De Sapio maue
peace with him this week with
much elaborateness.
Said Harold Burton. an oldtim-
err in Republican politics that the
Powell's endorsement Of the
Democratic state ticket was a
surrender TO "bossism." lie has
returned to Tammany Hall and
boss Carmine De Sapio's say-iit-
tie and do.nothing rule" con-
,inued Burton.
Others are calling Powell as
pulling a "doublecross."
Powell Immediately answered
by stating: MIR. Burton evidently
doesn't read the papers II
he did he would know that MIR.
Hartman Governor Of N. "
and Mr.. De Sapio's statements
clearly indicated that they con-
fessed they were wrong and that
they acknowledged | was leader.
and that was made associate
campaign manager of the state
ticket on my terms. not theirs,
and that their position on purg-
ing me was incorrect"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
dictionaries Need Amerieanism
Lesson

II would appear that American Legionnares could stand
some lessons in Amercanism-some Of them at any rate
California Superior Judge Judge Raymond Callaghan
suggested this week that San jose Calf members OF the
American Legions 40 ct Society read the Constitution
of the United States The advice as ne issued tenn
porary injunction Tuesday restraining the society from
chartering alwhite unit there.
National officers lifted the charter of the old Voiture
there when the unit refused to drop Chinese member
Gerald Lee World War II officer and San Jose business
man Lee said he Joined the Legion fun outfit with as
surances that the all white rule would not be enforced
against him The national office, however, directed the
local Voure either to expel him give up its charter
Lee offered quit but Votue 365 refused and voted to
fight the " all white rule
II is ironically tragic that members OF the American Leg
ion should be told TO read the Constitution but it alarming
that they deserved the advice II private organization
in this nation should be the standard bearer OF Amercanism
and democracy would think it would be the American
Legion Such apparently not the Possibly national
attention focused upon the dSgracefu San Jose story will
be instrumental in making DICTIONARIES stop and take
look at themselves.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
White Minister, Wife
jailed for Visiting

JACSON, Miss, A whit
preacher and his wife who were
jailed here for living in the homs
of a Negro have received S365
from sympathetic persons thr-
oughout the nation.
Kinds County jailer Jack We'd
ceworth told of the donations
this week. The Rev. and Mrs.
J. w. Vaughn were released
last week after serving 30-day
Jail sentences for conspiring to
overthrow state segregation laws.
The jailer said they had paid
their 500 fine out Of the do
nations.
Philip Coleman, the Negro with
whom they were living while
conducting a revival nearby. was
released under e-on $3.50 sfler
he appealed his $50 fine and 30
day Jail sentence.
Coleman's appeal ~ al is *
pected to test the ccnst.tutionality
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Fear No Evil

boundaries of human limita.
lion. And ii is always good
to give thanks to God.
JESUS TAUGHT BY
PARABLE
mo man, when he hath
lighted q candle, covereth if
with a vessel, or putteth il
under a bed; but setteth il
on a candlestick. that they
which enter in may see the
light.
"And he answered and
said unto them, My mother
and my brethren are these
which hear the word of God.
and do It," luke 8:16, 2D
"Watch We therefore. and
pray always, that we may be
accounted worthy to escape
all these things that shall
come to pass, and to stand
before the Son Of man." ibid,
21:36)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
NPTA Ends
Race Ban

KANSAS CITY-The National
Postal Transport Association last
week amended its constitution to
permit Negro membership.
The change allowing others
than those of the Caucasian and
American Indian races to join
was voted 1929 on rollcall at
the associations biennial conven-
ton after heated debate.
For ten years delegates had
voted any charge in the racial
ban adopted in 1911. The associa-
ton represents $4,000 postal EN-.
ployees who distribute and tran
sport mail in railway and high
way post offices, terminals and
air-mail facilities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
EDITORIALS
Freedom Is Ours. Only If We Vote

In 1896, General Election $500 of the people VOTED
In 1916, ~ per cent In 1886 81 per cent.
In 1882 so per cent In MichganS Last Local Election
20 per cent of the eligible VOTERS cast ballots.
You don't have to DIE, SUFFER or even FIGHT for it.
although many have All you have to do is VOTE Your
VOTE is VOTE for your FREEDOM
The least you do for GOOD housing, Good Schools,
mot segregated the RIGHT TO WORK at jobs. and all
your rights guaranteed by the constitution and for the
future GENERATIONS TO come is go to the POLLS and
VOTE
NOVEMBER 4h, is the most important Voting date in
your Political History.
so GET OIrT AND VOTE. AND ENCOURAGE OTHERS
TO DO THE SAME
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Don't Forget God and Heritage

NORTH CAROLINA,-Dr Hill, who is dean of the School
of Religion at Howard University, chose Deep the
Roots" as the subject of his message
He pointed out that too frequently is ashamed Of
his heritage and is likely to try to forget not only family
and friends. but sometimes God However, sorrow often
serves to humanize such persons.
Some of u.s. he said "are apt to forget what God has
done for us until some devastating blow falls 1t is
then that we seek Him.
The speaker pointed out that every human soul pre-
cious in the sight of God and that everyone has intrinsic
worth not only with God but with family church. school
and nation He urged his listeners to keep their roots
chored in God and through concerted effort to bring to
pass His Kingdom earth
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

God, for all forever and
eternally. Through Christ
Jesus who had within him the
one Mind, only can We re-
feet God.
GET THE FACTS; APPLY
THE TRUTH
Because u Is 50 easy for
people 10 misintsrpres the
6ible. u Is always good TO
study the historical facts Of
ages past and apply the DEM
onstrations 10 our present
time. And Is one prayerfvlly
studies. daily. by reading the
Bible and Science and Health
with Key to the Scriptures,
concepts Of true meaning are
brought forth with q hiuher
and q better understanding.
FILL THINKING
WITH GOOD
Consciousness filed with
the Truth of Being, has no
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Va. Gov. Wants
NAACP To Name
Him In Suit

RICHMOND, Va. (CNS)-Vir-
ginia's Governor Lindsay Almond
is saying 1T will be perfectly
fine with me" il the NAACP
names him as a defendant in its
motion to reopen Norfolk's six
integration-closed schools.
Attorneys for the II Negro
pupils withdrew their motion TO
reopen the schools when Federal
Judge Walter f. Hoffman told
them he would have TO dismiss
il because the proper parties
were not made defendants.
Almond Is up TO his ears in
trouble. Private schools that
had been set up by parents and
taught by Volunteers" must
disband because they are SUBJ
fsfuse by the state. Moreover .
Virginia Democrat Delegate.
Robert Whitehead. is calling
for . repeal Of the massive
retaliation laws on the grounds
that they are inadequate. vn.
constitutional and Just won't
work."
Almond was bitter about Judge
lI0ffman's recent ruling. He says
the Judge is ADVISING the NAACp
on every move. oliver w. Hill
noted attorney for the NAACP
in this area. said he might revise
his motion and declare Governor
Almond a defendant since Judge
Hoffman pointed out that it
would be a waste of time to order
the school board to reopen the
schools since they are now under
the Governors control.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

TO repvdiste Sen. Sparkmsn,
1852 Democrat Vice Presiden-
tisi candidate, for his Septem-
Der tl9Se) speech in which
he attempted TO poison minds
Of young people when he told
q young Democrat meeting that
Southern Democrat interests
are protected in party councils
THROUGH an alliance.
1T is from Northern and West
ern Democrats in Congress,
SparkmaE admitted, that the
South has received the most help
and sympathy, even in racial dis
putes."
A Democrat Congress has
nothing to offer Negro voters.
A vote for a Democrat anywhere
is a vote TO return Eastland and
other powerful Southern Demo
Gratis to positions of power as
committee chairmen.
In the Senate, Southerners hold
the chairmanships of eight of the
most important committees, in.
Guiding the Judiciary. of which
Fastland is chairman, and most
of the ranking members OF all
committees are Southerners.
In the House, Southern Demo
Gratis hold Is of 10 committee
chairmanships and an overwhelm-
ing majority of the ranking po-
sitions on the others.
This Southern domination Of
. Democrat Congress means
that Negro voters are voting
against themselves end their
vital interests when they east
. vote for sny Democrat Con-
gresham or Senator.
Because of the seniority rule,
IL Negroes help elect Demo
crat-even in the North = they
are helping the Southern Demo.
Gratis keep stranglehold on
committees which control what
happens in Congress.
A Republican Congress would
make small potatoes OF Byrd,
Fastland. Russell Talmadge and
their wrecking crews.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

Governor Orval Faubus said
he had more respect for Negro
integration leaders than for white
preachers who preach inteera-
ton. but turn Negroes away from
their churches.
Justice Felix Frankfurter Of
the us. Supreme Court struck
out at persons who sought to
obstruct and defy the High
Courts ruling on school integra-
ton.
Gov. Leroy Collins of Florida.
in addressing the 59th triennial
general convention of the Pro-
testant Episcopal Church in Mi
ami Beach. Monday. called upon
the country's Christian leader
ship 10 develop a constructive
plan for the solution Of racial
tensions.
Racist John Kasper declared
that the bombing Sunday of the
Clinton. Tenn. high school re-
presented a great victory for
the white people Of Tennessee
Two other racists were yelp-
ing out in Arkansas at about the
same time. Despite court pro.
nouncements and injunctions DR..
T. J. Raney. head of the private
corporation created TO run seq
regated schools in Little Rock,
said that these schools would
definitely be opened las soon
as we get things rolling
Arkansas Attorney General
Bruce Bennett announced plans
operations of the National Asso-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

y
One brief statement against
Faubus in the midst of an cleo
ton campaign can't wipe out a
year of Butler praising Faubus
as "a great Democrat" with hon
est. pure motives"
That was what Butler said in
Oklahoma two weeks after Fau-
bus illegally used the National
Guard to keep court-ordered de-
segregation from going into eff
feet at Little Rock.
Negro voters and others who
believe in liberty for all are wait
ing for him to repudiate Senator
Eastland. the rabid Mississippi
Senator who has built prom
inent Democrat political career
solely on anti-Negroism and bed
rock opposition TO civil rights
and court law.
They are waiting for Butler
10 repvdiste the 81 Democrat
Senators - including such So
called liberals ss John Ken.
nedy, Wayne Morse, Estes ke-
favver, Warren Magnvson and
Joseph O'Mahoney-who voted
TO send the Civil Rights bill TO
a gas chamber death in the
EssfIsnd Committee.
This would have succeeded ex-
ccpt for "a Republican Senators
who voted a resounding no"
Darker races the world over
(Which comprise more than three
quarters of the total population)
repudiate Southern Democrats
who dominate the Democrat
Party and are giving the United
States an international black eye
by their defiance of law and order
and their total disregard for the
constitutional rights of nearly Ia
million Negroes in the United
States.
Negroes are waiting for him
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Penn. To Probe
Bios Complaints

HARRISBURG-The State JUS
tice Department said Monday its
Civil Rights Division would invcs.
tigate complaints of violations OF
the equal accommodations law
and might step in with prosccu-
tons II individual action was
not taken.
Previously the civil rights
unit-set up during the present
Observation-Disclosures its ac'
tivities in this area to warn
ing" operators of hotels or resta-
urants against whom complaints
had been lodged.
The law prohibits discrimina'
ton because of color or race al
any place of public accommoda'
,ion. Trade associations Of hotel,
rcstaur~Tt NJ. ....l tavern own
crj 1--we been notified OF the
stepped up enforcement program
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Arkansas Children
Refuse Scholarships

hc~'n which has been stoned up
on many times during the last
few weeks. Together with my
husband, I've stood watch with
a gun We've had to take
shifts guarding our home.
The last time vandals came up
they sent over a note: Rocks
this time. but dynamite the next y
OF course. police complain that
they can't keep a man there all
the time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

for an about campaign against
citation for the Advancement Of
Colored People. He blames the
organization for the South's rae
ial problems. Bennett said he had
asked congressional delegations
OF IA southern states TO join in
whai he termed a southern
plan for peace"
Benefits strategy calls for
congressional withdrawal Of fed
eral tax deduction privileges on
the organizations attorneys. econ
cmic prosecution OF individuals
allied with the NAACP cause.
He labelled the organization
a tool Of the Kremlin."
Wiley Branton. the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored Peoples No. l lawyer
in Arkansas. said today that il
might be possible TO indict Ark
ansas Attorney General Bruce
Bennett for proposing a cam
paign of terror" against the
NAACP.
Branton said that under Sec
tons PAL and 242 of the US.
Criminal Code it is against the
law for two or more persons to
act or conspire TO deprive an
other person of his civil rights.
He said ii also violates the
code to deprive person Of his
civil rights under some authority
when there is no legal basis for
Il
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (CNS) =
Mrs. Daisy Bates and her gallant
little band arc all standing fae'
despite the fact that the s'y Ne
gro children remaining have been
offered all kinds of scholarships
from all over the world.
"AlI OF them" commented
Mrs. Bates, "preferred 70 wait
for the re-opening OF cer.r-I
High"
She herself with her husband
has had TO take watch over then
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

THE fear Of the Lord proongefh days: but the years
Of ihs wicked shall be shortened.
THE hope Of the righteous shall be ssdness: but the
expectation Of The wicked shall perish.
THE way Of The Lord 10 strength 10 iheFuprshf bot
destruction shall Be 70 the workers Of niqviy.
1.-THE righteous shall never be- removed but The
wicked shall not inhsbif The ssrih."-Prov. Io27-30
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

OTTAWA CanadaA large crowd OF university students
from the several colleges in the vicinity burned an egy
of Gov Orval E. Faubus last week in an open field.
Student leaders read proclamation stating that the
Arkansas chief executive stood condemned IN the eyes Oh
Canadian students for his stand on indignation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

RICHMOND Va-Miss Alfredo J. Madison a school tech
er suing the Richmond Greyhound lines and restaurant
operator for $4,000
The teacher said in her suit she ordered from the
Homestead Wavery last july l6 during rest
stop on a bus trip between Norfolk and Richmond.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Hot Dixie Indignation Pot Boi|s

As Federal Appeals Court ST. Louis last Monday
tended its order banning operation of Little Rocks four
high schools as private segregated Institutions there
much action on the overall school inegrat0n front
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Negro Leader Sees Dem.
Bigots Aayn,ing Race

Iegro Leader Sees-3O.3

Paul Buffers reputation oil Governor OrVal FauDuS al
this late data year after Little Rock-was obviously a
political stunt designed to ward of the growing dsenchant-
ment of Negro with the segregatonist Democrat
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

If Mississippi laws which prevent
whites and Negroes from social
determination.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
WANTED

Embossed voters Who dsmond
q United Sioses Senator bsilsv-
Ing only In folr pIoy. to
Rs-slsei uahsd Sssiss Ssssfss
CHARLES z. POTTER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
RedCross
Event Set

Assistant Secretary Of Navy
for Air Garrison Norton will
be principal speaker at the
first Joint graduation and
recognition ceremony Of the
d. c. Red Cross Chapter.
The event will take place
Thursday at 8 pm. in the
Department OF Interior Au-
dltorium. Eighteenth and c
streets NV.
Some 200 new volunteers
will be graduated into active
service and approximately
ITO volunteers and stan
members who have given
five years service will be
given recognition certificates.
Presenting the certificates
will be Mrs. Francis Z. Hill
debrand, chairman OF Vol
unteer Services, and Mrs.
David E. Finley and Mrs. @.
Morton Rose, chairman and
vice chairman. respectively.
OF the Awards and Recogni-
ton Committee.
The Rev. Donald w. May
berry, rector Of st. Johns
Episcopal Parish, Lafayette
Square, will give the invoca-
ton and benediction. The
United States Army Band
will provide music.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

for Retarded Children. Inc.
Among the past projects OF
the club were paying the
rent for needy families. buy
ing clothing for children in
order that they could attend
school, furnishing a cottage
at Junior Village and fur
nishing a reference library
for the II. r. c.
There are 100 active mem
beers OF the club. Last Christ
mas they gave party for
800 residents Of the d. c.
Home for the Aged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04
Officers
Celebrate
At Boil

The d. C. Department Re-
serve ofhcers Association
held q large banquet and
military ball last night az the
Sheraton-Park Hotel Ball
room following a full day OF
convention meetings 10 cele-
hrate Armed Forces Week.
Over 800 we're expected 10
attend.
A cocktail party preceded
the evenings festivities. In
the receiving line were 1t.
Col. Stephen J. Grille, USAR.
general chairman OF THE
convention; 1t. comdr. Har-
old Stehman, USNR, cochair-
nina, and their wives and 1t.
Dorothy Gleason. USCGR.
Entertainment at the ball
was provided by a 22-man
choral group. the Sea Chan
tiers. and Mr.. George Farmer,
rowing card trickster. High
light Of the program was q
massing Of colors to mar
shall music and THE STAR
Spangled Banner" sung by
Iona Massey. Leon Brusil-
offs orchestra played for
dancing.
Among those expected TO
attend the ball we're Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry L. Wingate. jr.;
Representative and Mrs. Leon
H. Gavin, Representative and
Mrs. Melvin Price. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert w. Smart. Chief
Of Police and Mrs. Robert v.
Murray, Col. and Mrs. Edwin
B. Miller. Col. and Mrs. A. c.
yelling, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Berry. and Assistant
Secretary Of Defense and
Mrs. Robert Dechert.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-04

home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben.
jamin Malickson, 713 Nichol-
son street NV. Ann Sing
man is chairman of the
event. Members are invited
to bring their family and
friends.