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per cent will be cut from the
rates.
A greater number Of airline
and railroad package plans will
be in effect for the summer
visitor to Florida.
A sampling Of hotel rates
from airlane package vacation
plans shows oceanfront accom-
modations ranging from $40 a
person, two in a room. for six
nights, to $3.50 for luxury
hotels.
The lower rate covers such
hotels as the Atlantic Towers,
Bancroft, Bel Air, Cromwell,
Georgian, National. New York
er. Poinciana. President Madi-
son, Raleigh, Royal Palm. st.
NORTH, Sands. ShorecreSt,
Shoremede, South Seas. Tray
more, Vendome, and the Cara
van and Monaco Motels.
Fly-and- Drive
National Airlines has set up
a series of fly-and-drive tours.
Under this plan, a car waiting
at the airport in Jacksonville
is available for use for 10 days,
with a 750-mile driving allow
ance.
Prices other than those fol-
hotel rooms go down in sum-
mer, too.
A round of golf is close tc
most hotels in Miami Beach
and Miami. Miami Beach's
two 18-hole courses, each with
clubhouse facilities, lower greens
fees on May / to $3.50. fl
Three community centers ir
Miami Beach maintain com.
plete schedules Of activities
mostly free or at little cost
day and night during the sum.
mer.
Lower rates in Florida in
summer are nothing new, but
the new package plans combin-
ing transportation. hotel rate:
and sightseeing indicate thai
the Florida resorts are no Longer
strictly a mi1lionaire's play
ground. y
Florida's attraction for Wash
ingtonians should be reflected
today at the new Diplomat Mo-
tel here, when Mr.. Lansburgh
holds a cocktail party for area
guests who stayed at his hotels
this past winter.
1t should be a whopper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-19
New Ballroom

The Fontainebleau Hotels
new ballroom at Miami. Fla,
due to open soon, will seat 1000
for dinner and more than 5000
theater style.
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

DELIVERING THE commence
ment address to the graduating
class of River Rouge High
School Thursday night will be
Mr.. Forrest w. Vrosty) Eng.
land of Toledo. Ohio. He was
quite an athlete at Missouri
University where he earned his
MA. degree.
lie has taught in colleges,
and high schools for many
years. For 10 years a football
coach winning % games and
losing only %. His teams have
held records in rushing, scor-
ing, and defense, lie is good
church worker. author Of two
books. and has done more pub
lie speaking, in more different
places than any other person
we know.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Slate InterraeiaI
Leadership School

BREA, Ky.-The intcgratcd
Lincoln Leadership School of
Christian Service, sponsored by
two white and one Negro con-
ference groups Of the Methodist
Church will be held here at
Berea College June $3.50.
Theme of the five days train
ing confab, which is being spon-
sored by the Woman's Society
of Christian Service and Yves
lcyan Service Guilds of the
Kentucky and Louisville Con-
ferences of the Southeastern
Jurisdiction and the Lexington
Conference of the Central Juris-
diction, is ITO Kindle a Growing
Light"
Mrs. Thomas Green, Louis.
vile, Ky, of the Lexington Con.
ference is the president of the
Board of Managers and Mrs. G.
w. Hummcl Of the Kentucky
Conference, is the dean of the
school.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Two Added To NAACP
National Office Staff

NEW YORK-Appointmcnt Of
two new members of the staff of
the National Association for the
Advancement Of Colored People
was announced here this week by
Executive Secretary Roy wilkins.
James Farmer, Jr., Joined the
staff on June l as activities CO
ordinator, a newly created posi-
ton. Previously, on May l, Clar-
ence Scott was named TO assist
in the Associations life member.
ship campaign.
A graduate of Wiley College
in Texas and holder of a divinity
degree from Howard University,
Mr.. Farmer has had wide expert.
encc as lecturer, trade union
organizer and race relations con.
sultant. lie came TO the NAACP
from the American Federation of
State, County and Municipal En-.
ployces, AFL-CIO, which he
served as an international repre-
sentative and as business agent
OF a New York City local.
He is a founder and former
national chairman of the Con-
gress Of Racial Equality. He was
one-time race relations secretary
of the Fellowship of Rcconcilia.
ton. From 1850 TO 1855 he was
national student field secretary
of the League for Industrial De-
mocracy. Last year he toured IS
African countries as part of a
fivc.member international trade
union delegation. lie has contrib
uted 10 various publications in
Guiding The Crisis, Fellowship
and World Frontiers.
Mr.. Scott was graduated from
Howard University where he was
active in the university NAACP
chapter. lie continued his NAACP
activity with the New York
branch serving as cochairman Of
the membership committee. He
has worked as a recreation leader
in the New York City Depart.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

The occupations of the Negro
delegates range from housewife
to college PRESIDENT. The MAORI
ty (six) are attorneys. There are
also two judges, two social work
crs. two college presidents, two
physicians, two government adj
miniStrators, one banker, one
publisher, one insurance COM
pany president, and one house
wife. Negro delegates expected
at the conference will be:
DR.. +. b. Goode, of Mobile,
Alabama, vicc-chairman Of the
Alabama State Advisory Commit
tee and member of the Southern
Conference of Human Relations;
DIR. Lawrence A. Davis, Of Pine
Bluff, Arkansas, secretary of the
Argansas State Advisory Commit
tee and president of Agricultural
Mechanical and Normal College;
Attorney Wendell A. Peters, Of
Denver, Colorado, vice-chairman
and secretary Of the Colorado
State Advisory Committee; At
torncy William ID. Graham, of
Hartford. Connecticut; DR.. +. ID.
Funderberg. Of Monticello, Geor-
gia. a member of the Georgia
Council on Human Welfare.
Mrs. Jewell Stradford Rogers,
Of Chicago. Illinois, secretary OF
the Illinois State Advisory Com
mittee and former Assistant us.
District Attorney; Judge A. h.
Howard. of Kansas City, Kansas,
vice chairman and secretary Of
the Kansas State Advisory Com
miltee; DR.. Albert w. Dent, of
New Orleans. Louisiana. Secre-
lconilnved on Page q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

Announcement that recommen-
dations would be submitted to
the Board was made by Judge
Hubert T. Dclany. chairman of
the Boards committee on branch
cS, following a threc.hour hear
ing conducted by the committee
here on June 3. Eleven of the
committees thirteen members
and ex officio member Arthur b.
Spingarn, president Of the Asso.
citation, heard the testimony of
the witnesses, received the evil
dcnce and listened to the pleas
Of counsel representing both
sides. The committee, Judge De-
lany explained, will review the
testimony and evidence and
submit its recommendations.
The committee met to hear
charges filed by Executive Secre-
tary Roy wilkins that a pub
lished statement advocating
meeting violence with violence"
made by Mr.. Williams on May s
was ''inimical to the best interest
of the Association" Newspaper
reports identified Mr.. Williams
as president Of the Union Coun.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

The hearing is scheduled for a
Board of Education meeting and
will give groups, ranging from
the NAACP TO a modified version
of the white Citizens Council
a chance TO air their views.
The boundaries have been set
tentatively but Supt. Sameul nj.
Brownell assured the board that
they can still be changed.
The matter came up when
board President Or. Remus 9.
Robinson - the seven-member
groups only Nesro--ssked for
report on the Russell Woods
business"
Brownel said he had been
meeting for weeks with various
organizations and had further
meetings scheduled into the mid
die of next week.
He started an explanation OF
the background of the issue but
Robinson cut him off, saying he
was interested in the plan, not
the background"
Brownell said he had only the
plans drawn up month ago,
setting attendance boundaries for
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Almond Sees Peril
In Closed Schools

FRONT ROYAL. ya.---Gov. ].
Lindsay Almond. once the
South's Chief crusader for mas
sive resistance" to indignation,
spoke out strongly Tuesday
night against abandonment Of
public schools.
Almond, addressing the 81
graduates of private school
group which served as the rally
ing point for Warren County's
refusal to support integrated
schools, warned the segregated
private schools were treading on
thin legal ice.
"lf public education is sbsn-
doned In any county or city
then public support for private
education therein on a segre.
gated basis becomes most pre-
esrievs," he said.
The Governors speech, his
strongest since last fall, when
nine Virginia schools were closed,
made ii clear he considered
school closures an unrealistic, in
effective and tragic way to meet
the Indignation crisis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Elk Leaders
To Feature
Councilman

Councilman William L, Pat
rick, Jr.. will present three Elk
leaders on his weekly radio pro
gram "Dateline." The program
will be heard over Radio Station
WCiB. Saturday afternoon, June
IL, at 12:45 o'clock.
They will discuss THE lmpor
lance Of the Fraternity In the
Community"
Harper. q Detroit attorney. ls
grand assistant legal adviser
and cifleer ~ the State Asso.
alton Of EIks. IBPoEW.
Helvey, assistant state director
Of education Of the fraternity. 1:
exalted ruler Of the Pride Of
Michigan Lodge.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Sunday School
Teachers Contest
Standing Same

AS the Tribune's Sunday School
Teachers Contest enter another
week, the standings remain prac-
tically the same as last week
with the exception of Robert
Horton of Greater Macedonia who
moved to fifth place and Irene
Shelton who strengthened her
hold on the sixth spot.
Horton, in last place last
week poIIed $40 points In the
weeks bsllotins TO bring his
total TO 6lo points and fifth
place, Mrs. shelton added $40
points for . total OF $50.
Now is the time to cast your
ballots for your favorite Sunday
School teacher, who will be re-
cipient of many valuable prizes if
they are the winners of the
contest.
Fill in the ballot on page three
and mail it today.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTEST
Standing is as follows:
Perry A. Jones Bethel
AME) ----.--..-..--.-....-..-.----.---- $3.50
Dorothy Holmes Oakland
Ave. BaptisD --.....----------- $3.50
Charles Mason CThird
Baptist -------.-------------- 4,9OO
William Nelson
(Ebenezer AME) ------------- 2,l9O
Robert Horton Greater
Macedonia) ------------------- 6lO
Irene Shelton
peace Baptist) - 4SO
Nacola Weems
peace BaptisD ..-.------.----- ITO
Rev. William f. Johnson
(St. Matthew Spiritually - 100
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

THE FOUR YOUTHS were
brought into Leon County Circuit
Court TO face Judge w. May
Walker, on charge OF snatching
the Florida A. & NJ. University
coed from her escort and taking
her TO a lonely wooded area near
the campus, where they raped
her.
In Florida rape is a capitol
Offcnsc, but no white man has
ever been clectrocutcd in the
state for an assault on a Negro
woman.
The four defendants was APP
pretended a deputy sheriff,
shortly after the assault with
the frightened girl still in the
back seat OF the car.
Since then racial relation
has been tense in this city,
home Of Florida A q N. Uni
versity
The defendants are William
Collinsworth, %, a telephone
lincman; Patrick G. Scarborough,
20, an Air Force man; David Bca-
giles, 10, a high school senior,
and Ollia Stoutamire, 16.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
"3 INDICTED AS SMUT PEDDlERs"

"coIifornions Face Charges in Detroit"
BY James B. cynn free Press s/2o)
THREE CALIFORNIA MEN ACCUSED or OPERATING
MAlLoRDER HOUSES DEALING IN PoRNoGRAPHlc
FILMS, BOOKS AND PHOTOGRAPHS WERE INDICTED
TUESDAY BY A FEDERAL GRAND JURY IN DEpRoIT.
Federal officials said the indictments were only the
beginning" of nationwide breakdown on malorder smut
shops.
(see SMUT PEDDLERs. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

They will represent State Ad-
visory Committees in Gig h |
Northern States, six Southern
States and five Western States.
Fourteen Of the 20 Negro
delegates are officers OF State
committees. Two Of these are
committe Chairman.
Former State Senator Harry
A. Cole of Baltimore is chairman
of the Maryland State Advisory
Committee and Banker Nivelle
Bcaubicn, of Rumford, is chair
man of the Rhode Island State
Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
DEATH OF FORD ExEc.'s WIFE. AL

Mrs. Ruth cornek wife Of AIan-tsx counsel FOR Fore
and nationally known expert on taxation. .-rre'
Press 5/2o.
A THINKING sUFFocATIoN 1.-THE DEVIL
TAKING 30 YEARS VIA SATAN BOUND" RELIGION.
THERAPEUTICS, EDUCATION. CULTURE, POLITICS
ENTERTAINMENT, REcREATIoNL ILLUSIONS AND
DELusIoNs DENIALs OF VERY GOOD" Gen.
Ian GOD, THE ONLY REAL PARENT, ONE
CREATION UNIVERSE, OF SuPERsATuRATED.
oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
tsee YOUTHS DROWNED. p. 10Y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
CANADA Stu. WARNS H0FFA TO STAY OUT

Montreal (CP) NJ tribune SIzo
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
GODS PEOPLE sHuN THE DEVILS GOD
CURSED SPIRITUAL BASTARD III Heb. l2:7, 81
MONTREAL May IS tcP).-Hs c. Banks. Canadian d..
rector Of The sesrers international Union, said last night
that James tos president Of the international Tssmssrs
Union will be IN for fight he insrvdes v. terri
tory In csnsds.
tsoo CANADA WARNS HoFFA. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

designated school.
The neishborhoods are rap
idly changing from predomi-
nsfeIy white 10 Negro. Several
organizations. ranging from
Ions-esfsbIished neishborhood
groups TO reeentIy.forned pro
feetive" associations. and the
NAAcP and Urban League,
have argued that the rigid
boundaries are unfair"
Browncll said the rigid boun.
darics were set on strict geo.
graphic lines. based on school
age population. and are aimed at
stabilizing attendance in the high
schools and preventing over
crowding at one with empty
at another.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

the entire City. He suggested
that the board permit interested
groups to appear before ii either
at the June % regular meeting
or a special meeting June 80.
The dispute eenters on what
were once Optional" attend
anee areas In the Central High
School district. where children
could, by choice, attend Gen.
trial or Mackenzie.
Starting next fall - if the new
boundaries are approved - the
children will have TO attend a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
tallahassee Rape Trial Begins
Williams Recommendations
10 Be Received By MAR

NEW YORK.-Recommendao for action in the
OF Robert F. Williams suspended president of the Union
County Monroe NJ c. branch of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People, will be submitted
to the Associations national Board of Directors at its regu
lar monthly meeting here Monday, June 8
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

mcnt of Parks and as salesman
for the Encyclopedias Britssniea.
Mr.. Scott is working with Miss
Mildred Bond in promotion OF
the Associations life member
ship campaign.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFF

The JOINI NTItETS VI S'V''
Washington rs, DC. n May '''S
Dear Mr.. Fruehauf:
Under the circumstances General Twinins has asked
TO express his appreciation for your messages
am sure you will be pleased to know mar Sene's'
Twnng continues 10 improve and his Prognos for reeov'
cry Is good
Sincerely yours,
lanes C. Sheriff. Colonel, USAF
Exec TO Chairman. jos
Mr. Andrew r. Frvchavf cS.
Hotel Stsfler
Detroit 81 Michigan
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13

ty, N. c., NAACP branch.
Further, Mr.. wilkins charged,
the statement, which included adj
vocacy of stopping 'lynching
with lynching," was direct vio-
lation of the national policy of
the NAACP as set forth in its
Articles of incorporation, Consti-
tuition and Bylaws, and the pol
icy resolutions Of its annual con-
ventions."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
20 Negroes Among
Civil Rights Delegates

WASHINGTON, d. C-Twenty of the almost 100 dele
gates to the National Conference of State Advisory Com
mittee delegates to be held here June 9l0 under the
pIces of the Commission Civil Rights, are Negroes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Father Convicted
In Fire Deaths

A father whose four children
persisted in a fire while he was
absent from the home was found
guilty Tuesday Of involuntary
manSlaugtcr.
A jury of four men and eight
women returned the guilty YER
dict against Ellis Taylor. Jr., %,
Of 2l5 +. Garfield, in the court
of Recorders Judge Gerald w.
Groat.
Prosecutor Samuel ii Olsen
said the conviction was unique
since the father was guilty only
of being absent from the home.
Taylor was charged in the
death of his 15-month-old son,
Anthony, who died with the 9TH
CT children. Marvin, 5; Michael,
4, and Tyrone, 3, when fire swept
their basement apartment March
IA.
Taylor had been left In charge
OF the children while his wife,
Mamie, %, was shopping. lie was
away from the home playing
pool when the fire started.
Assistant Prosecutor Jon w.
Coury charged that Taylor was
guilty Of culpable negligence In
being away from the home and
failing TO provide security for
the children.
Taylor faces a maximum SEN
tenca Of - years In prison.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Tan Coed S AssauIters
Face Death Sentence

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - (Specia) = In this capitol city
of Florida the trial began Wednesday of the four white
men, charged with raping Negro Coed May End.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Hearing Set on School
Boundaries Rae G Issue

hearing will be held before the end of June on a
smoulderng issue over the attendance boundaries for
Central High School, which both white and Negro groups
claims will discriminate against them.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
BOB HOPE

Andrew r. Frvchavf, c.S.
Hotel Stsfler-Defroit 81, Michigan
Dear Mr.. Frvehavf:
Thank you, very much. for fhs Christian Science
material shall certainly keep u In mind
(see BOB HOPE. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-06-13
Christian Scientist S Weather

BY ANDREW r. FRuEHAUF. c.s+++
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therapeutics, Politics, Culture, Entertainment.
ReYe0tionM Thought Is The Key'
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HOW CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HEALS
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Sunday, June IA. 1890 to 1900 AN. SEE Pa
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JEWELRY CONCESSION. y. de
partment store In Silver Spfing
Nd. Sell for inventory only
approx, S2.550 Can be reduced
Inauirers should know sometninl
about business. Call Mr.. HoFF
III 2.STIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

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beautiful lot makes this gorseous
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-22

BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED 3-bedrm
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cluded yet mr.. Bethesda. Somerset
School, Chevy Chase Recreation
Center; LIST time on market. Best
financing Many other features
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buS rare, 3 DedrmS., bdtnSs
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on LIST floor: 3 bedrms.. 2 baths
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