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Evening star., 1959-10-22
Save on Fall Fabrics

500 Yards Of cohomo's "Piekwiek"
FIonneI reduced from stock. Wosh-
able, crease -resistont Viseose royon
ploids. as" width. Were SO yord,
l.29
80 Yords Of Voeomo 1907 Arnel0
Triocetote and 2O9o nyIon) in
green and eroy stripes. Was 3.98
30 Yords Of Wool Print in coral,
green and black on white. Wos 6.e5,
400
98 Yords Of Imported Silk in dis
continued prints, less thon half price
20 Yords Of Royon Peou de Sole in
embroidered brown or orange. Wos
o,95 yord 400
200 Yords Of Imported Woods in
eouturier designs. Was 7.95 yord,
400
WGL-Foshion Fobrics, 9th Floor,
selections OF Chevy Chase
and 7 Corners
Evening star., 1959-10-22
save 500 and more on
Gallo wrought iron
floor somoles

save 500 and more on
Gallo wrought iron
floor somples
I-5-De. Dining Setf white. Wos
10000 - -- 5000
l-5-pe. Dining Set. Less thon Y
:. price 44.95
l-5-pe. Dining Set. ivory color.
Wos $1,000 J, ----41lo.oo
l-5-ps. Dining Set, black, Less
thon Y price - 1900
l-5-7e. Dining Set. blue. 'Tos
$1,000 : ----l55.oo
l-7-pe. Dining Set, rose. Less thon
+. v price 1895
l-5-pe. Dining Set, white. Was
1850 6l.75
+ l-3-eushion Sofo. verdi green ond
gold color. Less than y price, 69.s5
Cushion Arm Choir. Verdi green
ond gold color. Wos $500 3l.oo
! Cushioned ArmIess Chair. Less
thon "a price. $500 - 1926
| Cushioned one-arm Choir. Less
than VI prize. ..--. .---. 1895
! Cushioned Club Choir, rose. Was
{ $500 ALSO
I Sectional Loveseot. Less then "
price. - $500
] Cushioned Club Chair, white and
pink. Wos $500 $500
l Flower Stand, verdi green. Less
than Y price. 1875
! Mesh Round TobIe, AZ" white.
Wos 1900 5000
&. I Mesh Round TobIe, Az, pink.
Wos l28.00 ~ - 64.o0
l--3ox54" Dining Table, black.
Wos 5000 -.. 5000
! Dining TobIe with Gloss Top, ver-
di green, Less than v price, 1895
] GIoss-Top Dining TobIe. yellow.
Was 1926 .- 4l.49
! Lamp TobIe, black. Was 5000,
$500
] End TubIe. sond. Wos 1000,
1000
I coektoiI TebIe. aqua. Less than "a
price. ------------------Z4.47
Evening star., 1959-10-22
Remnonts-Fridoy Only
Sovings From
The Silver Room

Sterling Hollowore:
z Pair Sterling Silver condel-
obro. Were 1895 $500
l Sandwich Troy. Wos 1925,
500
All Silver Plote:
! chofins Dish. Was $500.
1000
Trey. Was $500 7.5o
z cendy Dishes. Were 500,
E50
! Coke PIote. Was 1900,
500
I Asparagus Dish with tonos.
Was e.e5 500
! Gallery Troy. Was 1000.
500
! Sugar and creemer Set.
Wos 1900 7.50
l Celery Dish. Was 500.
500
I Butter Dish. Wos 9.o5,
500
I TobIe Seole. Was l7.5O,
1000
$50 Pieces StoinIess Steel
FIotwore. including dessert or
soup spoons, teaspoons,
knives, forks, solod forks,
butter spreoders ond iced teo
spoons. Were l.25 to 300,
Soc to l.50
3S Pieces StoinIess Steel
Serving Pieces. including
tablespoons, grovy ladies', pie
servers, tomato servers, souce
Iodles, butter knives, sueor
shells, soIod sets, small tIot
servers and cold meot forks.
Were 200 to 8.o5,
100 to $50
PIeose odd 1925 Federal tax
where applicable.
WGL-The Silver Room,
st Floor
Evening star., 1959-10-22
Lucent Dinnerwore
Reduced " for
Clearance

Clearance
45-pieee Set. Was 1923 24.ee
45-pieee Set. Was 24.e8 lz.49
l6-pieee Storser Set. Wos l6.e5.
SAT
Open Stock:
z3 PIotters. Were SOS each 2.97
So Dinner Plates. Were BIS each,
l.62
I05 Breed and Butter PIotes. Were
LIS each --------- -- Sic
80 soueers. Were ! so eoch- 75e
IS Cups. Were l.50 eoch = 75e
81 Soup Bowls. Were Ie5 each,
Al creomers. Were l.755eoch, Ste
~ Sugars. Were 2.95 each LAT
40 Vegetable Dishes. Were 3.95
each --- 1877
~ Divided Vegetable Dishes. Were
4.o5- each ------ 2.47
~ Fruit Dishes. Were ! IS each,
62e
'WGL-Housewores Center,
lst Floor North Building
Evening star., 1959-10-22
SiIverpIoted Teo
Sets at Savings
we,. s,,s 1000
We're 1925

70 Four-pieee tea sets, coffee and
tea pots hove insulated hondles,
sugar bowl ond cream pitcher.
so Assorted SiIverpIoted Troys.
round and oblono shapes. Were
$50 TO So 500 TO 800
PIeose add 1929 Federal tox.
WGL-The Silver Room, lst Floor
oIso Chevy Chose, 7 Corners
ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1959-10-22
Save on
Juniors Sweaters
400 and 500

We're 5.g9 and 6.9y
10 White Orion Bulky Sweaters, two
styles. Broken sizes small medium,
large, Were 5.99 400
"a Bon-konD cerdison Sweaters,
red, pink. mint, black. Broken sizes
54-4os Were 6.9s 500
80 Orion short-sIeeve PuIIons,
white, beige, pink, light blue, navy
and green. Broken sizes 4-4o. Were
5.e9 -.- 400
WezLGJunior's Sportsweor,
r ~ NJ 4th Floor N
Evening star., 1959-10-22
Washington Store Only Except Where Noted
Remnonts-FHdoy Only
Sovinss on
Art NeedIework

Art NeedIeWork
Hondmode Models:
Were Now
z oby
Soeques in
white ------ 800 s.2s
z 0by
Soeques in
pink - $50 200
! Boby Kimo-
no in yellow 600 $50
I Boby Kimo.
no in pink - $50 BIS
! Boby Kimo-
no in white 100 400
z Boby BIon-
kets in white 1900 500
I Boby Bion- IS
ket in pink 500 $50
! Boby Blan-
ket in yellow 900 500
S Bib Sets Of 5000 800
two $50 to AS
7 Model Bibs 2ooto I.25
500 TO 3.25
I Crochet
Boby BIonket
in l009o wool 900 500
! chintz
Apron 1000 500
z NyIon Net s...
Aprons - $50 $50
z Quick Point
NeedIepoint
Pictures - IU.OO 600
II Soto Pill
lows with Do
cron filler
opricot silk
zip-off eovers 4.95 800
5 NeedIepoint
Pieces in clos
sic design,
yarn to COM
pIete design $50 2.2S
WGL-Art NeedIework,
5th Floor
Evening star., 1959-10-22
Save 209o to 500 and More
on Quality Furniture

Lamp Toble, oquo. Less thon Y
price. $500
9 Assorted Side Chairs, s coIors.
Less thon price --- 500 20 1900
save 25oo and more on
HuntIey furniture
Double Bed. gray. Was 1900,
$3.50
! Chest-on-ehest, antique white fin
ish. Was $500 --ll5.oo
Twin Bed. sond. Was $3.50,
IS. 10
Twin Bed, antique white. Was
1898 1900
Triple Dresser. walnut Wos
1890 -- ---ll2.5o
ltoIiun Provincial. doubIe-size
bookcase bed, cherry. Was $500,
4z.oo
Evening star., 1959-10-22
Misses Dresses
Reduced for
Clearance
1900 to 27.Oo

We're H.1S to H.9o
$50 dresses in dark cotton, rayons
IN prints and clear eoloFs; assorted
sizes tosto, Is.
40 Suits IA cotton or royon; assorted
styles, coIofs and sizes. Were i 7.95
and more -z----- 1000
WGL-C Cosuol Sportsweor. Bird Floor
s selections of dresses of =
Chevy Chose, 7 Corners 3.
lond Alexondfio
Evening star., 1959-10-22

WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

raj additional civil authority
In civil rights cases means
that the Congress Is leading
Negro citizens who seek their
ordinary citizenship rights TO
the mercy OF the states which
have denied these rights for
more than eighty years." the
telegram declared.
The wire pointed out that on
this key section of the bill five
Republican members voted with
thirteen Southern Democrats to
strike il out and declared that
this action placed a RESPONSE
hility upon their party which
cannot be shifted TO the South
ern Democrats"
The cmasculatcd bill must now
30 to the House Rules Committee
TO get clearance to the House
floor. but the Rules Committee
chairman Is Rep. Howard Smith
of Virginia, an about foe of
civil rights bills. who may use
his great power as chairman to
block the bill from the floor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

Mr.. wilkins wire referred to
the, high velocity" type cxplo-
sion that completely destroyed
the Collins Park home of Mr..
and Mrs. George bayfield, the
day before.
we urge the State Of Della.
ware" Mr.. Wilkins asserted,
ITO offer a reward for infor-
nation leading TO the arrest
and conviction Of the guilty
parties. The state cannot afford
through insetion to condone
this eowsrdIy crime"
In the meantime, Rev. DR.. j. l..
Morgan, president of the Will
mington NAACP branch offered
the Associations services TO the
bayfield, family.
DR.. Morgan also told the local
community that violence will not
change anybody. The Negro
ghetto is crumbling and Negroes
who leave il must live some
where" he said.
The use Of violence by big
OTIS seeking TO intimidate Me-
groes exercising or seeking 10
exercise their rights will not
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
; Negroes To
Get Chair in Ga.

LA GRANGE, Ga. - October
2nd is the date set for the cleo
trocution of three Negroes
charged with raping two white
women and convicted Tuesday
night.
Judge Samuel j. Boykin passed
the sentence and the trio are to
die in the Georgia State Prison
electric chair.
The defendants, George AL
ford, Jr., 10, Of Dayton. O.;
Clifford Johnson, %, and Bran
non Epps, "a, both of LAGRANGE,
accepted the sentence with the
same stoical expressions they
had maintained throughout the
two-day trial.
The trio had nothing to say
when Boykin offered them an
opportunity before passing sen
tence.
The l2-msn Jury. which in.
eluded one Negro. reached q
verdict after considering The
case about four hours.
The three were charged with
rGping the women, one 20 and
the other ID, after taking them
first from their white escorts
and later from two Negroes who
tried TO help them.
They insisted the women had
submitted TO them for money.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15


In q telegram to Rep. Emanuel
Ccllcr, chairman of the House
judiciary committee, NAACP
Executive Secretary Roy wilkins
urged that sections deleted from
the bill by committee action be
restored on the floor and thanked
Rep. Ccller for his promise TO
try TO strengthen the bill by re-
introducing the omitted sections
as amendments.
The NAACP Executive Secrc-
tary characterized the racial stu
ation in the country as "deterio-
rating" and asserted: under the
clear notification that they are
being abandoned by the Con
gress, Negro citizens have grown
cynical and are more FESTIVE
than at any time in the past
decade. They believe that II our
country wants justice and peace
in the world II should begin
with justice and racial peace
at home"
The striking out Of The sec
ton giving the Attorney Gene
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Urban Renewal
Hits Negroes

INDIANAPOLIS - More state
and municipal fair housing lcgiS-
lation TO countcract federal gov.
ernmcnt laXity. was called for
this week by an NAACP official.
Speaking before the Indiana
State Conference of NAACP
branches, Jack +. Wood, NAACP
special assistant for housing. said
such legislation must be planned
and executed without racial bias.
Mr.. Wood charged the federal
government with financing urban
renewal housing programs in the
South that foster racial bias.
These affect thousands of Negro
families and, ARE ingeniously
being planned and carried out to
create new segregated ghcttoS.
Negro and white families
who formerly lived together in
these communities. are being
vprooted and deposited sePs-
rately in shesios$of new fed
orally assisted housing" Mr..
Wood asserted.
The federal government also
insureS the investments of pri-
vate developers who build these
segregated housing projects"
Turning 10 the North, MIR.
Wood said that, urban renewal
programs are being planned to
provide more housing and re-
cover tax values.
The lack OF adequate low-coSt
housing and the apparent diSre-
gard for racial and social hard
ships caused by Northern renew
al programs. make them just as
harmful as their southern coun-
tcrpartS."
In the State Of New York, MIR.
Wood concluded. urban renewal
programs in Greenburgh, Nyack,
PeekSkill Newburgh and Rock
Vile Centre are currently being
planned without concern for
hardships caused to Negro fam.
lies.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Blind Man
Put Tenants
Lights Out

The lights of a 64-ycar- old
rooming house landlord went out
forever when he was fatally
stabbed by blind man who
chased him through the house
located at 1888 Livingstone.
The blind roomcr, Henry Thorn
as, Al, killed Gus Cooper, both
of the Livingstone address, ac-
cording TO police.
Thomas called police shortly
before ! am, saying he had
found a dead man.
AT first Thomas said he had
spent the evening with a girl
friend and stumbled into Coop
er's body after coming home.
Police suspicious were aroused
by a fresh cut on Thomas head.
They questioned Thomas girl
friend She admitted being in
the rooming house with Thomas
and witnessing a fight between
the men.
She said Cooper struck Thorn
as and that Thomas then chased
him with a pocket knife, stabbing
him fatally.
Thomas confessed the murder
after listening to a tape record
ing Of the questioning of Miss
Roberta Thomas. 3615 Rivard
She is not related to Thomas.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Data Ready
Housing Bias

A study, which was started in
November of 1858, of local hous-
ing bias in Detroit's public hous.
ing projects will be presented to
Mayor Miriam this week.
Negro citizens charged alleged
discrimination in tenant sclec
tons in the projects.
Records for July I-Sepf. 30,
1883, are covered in the study.
II is not a ease-by-esse review
Of Housing Commission action
in the period. but an attempt
TO summarize It's decisions.
Involved are such questions as
whether Negroes are sturned
away as applicants merely be
cause they're Negroes, an d
whether Negroes are prevented
from applying to certain pro-
jcctS.
The audit was done by the
Commission on Community Re-
lations at the request Of Mayor
Miriam.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

He told members of the Ma
tional Medical Association that
"You didn't escape it when you
came TO Michigan"
Your mayor was not only
not here. but there was no
explanation why he was not
here.
There must be some good
reason. The National Medical
Association is important enough
for him to make the reasons for
his absence clear"
Miriam said Tuesday night
that he didn't know he was
scheduled to welcome the group.
u know nothing about H."
he said. There was nothing on
my schedule about il. Mr.. Mar
shall ought to check his facts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
before he makes these state

before he makes these state
ments."
Councilman William T. Pat
rick welcomed delegates to De
troit in the absence of Mayor
Miriam.
MarshalI's crack at Miriam
came as he warned the Negro
professional men against com
placency.
"The Negro professional man
in the South has thought he could
escape Jim Crow but. as long as
separate professional societies
are needed. the Negro profess
sional man has not escaped"
he said.
Marshall, speaking on the eve
of the rcopening Of schools in
Little Rock, Ark, said he could
not predict what Gov. Orval
Faubus will do and isn't worried
about il.
Little Rock can't stand out
forever against the United States
and the rest of the world" he
said.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
l. A. City Council
Honors Nat Cole

A resolution honoring CapitorS
Nat King Cole was unanimously
passed last week by the Los An
geles City Council. Cole was sin
gled out by the Council for his
appointment to California Gov.
Edmund G. Browns special com
mittce TO encourage performan-
ces of music by California com
posers. The resolution, proposed
by Councilman James c. Cor
man, praised Cole for his "mcri-
torious contribution" to the
world of music and his "signifi-
cant" work in the field of human
relations.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

Faubus said he saw nothing to
be gained by opposing the into
grafton move with violence.
After his television appearance
he. told newsmen that the main
reason for his speech was to pre-
vent, if possible, any disorder or
violence as the schools open.
The Governor said he had
received reports from over the
state as caravans heading for
Little Rock TO protest the token
intesrafion of the schools.
Faubus accused the School
Board and Police Chief, Gene
Smith, of being puppets for the
Federal Government and urged
citizens to fight indignation
through the election of officials
who would not betray them.
In comparing the present situa-
ton with 1857 when mob VIC.
lence broke out at Central High
School over the indignation of
nine Negroes there, Faubus said
1T is gutter now but more
bitter"
Even as Faubvs spoke. Mrs.
L. c. Bates. state president of
the National Association for the
Advancement OF colored PEG.
pie. reported three shots had
been fired AZ her house from
speeding car.
The shots struck nearb,
house occupied by a white fam
lily, Mrs. Bates said.
Chief Smith refused to say
whether he had heard any ru
mors of possible trouble at the
schools but Everett Tucker, Jr.,
president of the School Board
said he expected the indignation
TO come peacefully.
The people (of Little Roekl."
Tucker said, "are not psriiev.
IsrIy happy with the eirevm-
stances of the reopenins but
they are concerned over the
reputation Little Rock may
have achieved in the last two
years."
Faubus said he would not be
at the state capitol Wednesday
for a SegrcgationiSt rally. lie
added he would be in close touch
with the situation, however.
FsUbvs declined 10 comment
on reports he had called in a
large number OF state police to
stand by.
Earlier in the day Faubus
had said IF the Little Rock stu
alton is settled and if the schools
are intcgrated, it will be under
the compulsion of Federal bayo-
nets"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15

work, Or. Morgan said. Such
tactics have been used in the
past and the Negro is still here.
he concluded.
This marked the second time
the bayfield, home was bombed
after they moved into the pre-
dominately white Collins Park
community. The first was in Feb.
ruary.
The home was repaired pre-
,iously by a volunteer contractor
with money and material solicit
ed by the NAACP.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Contributes To NAACp

WASHINGTON = Howard Uni.
versity students contributed S576-
"a to the NAACP through a re-
cent campus chest fund drive, il
was announced this week.
In a letter of thanks TO Uni
verSity officials, Herbert l..
Wright, NAACP national youth
secretary said, Howard Univer-
sity students have always been
among the leaders in the fight
against racial discrimination and
segregation"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Labor Bill Amendment

NEW YORk,-An amendment
to the pending labor bill in the
House, which would bar unions
from excluding members on sc-
count of race or color, is being
supported by the NAACP. ii was
announced this week by Execu-
tive Secretary Roy wilkins.
The amendment is sponsored
by Rep. Adam Clayton Powell,
IN NV
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
"A CALL TO AMERICA tof MIRA. 7ls)
"A MAGMA CARTA FOR THIS MODERN
cENERATION-BY A GIFTED NEGRESS

This call was given by Miss Muriel Smith at the summit
Strsteov Conference for the Moral ReArmsmenf OF the
Nations at Maekinae Island. Michigan
Miss Smith started her career at the age OF " a. ms
original lead in Carmen Jones' On the london s.sss 81 "
famed Theatre Rovs Drury Lane she appeared for years
in the productions Of South Pacific and The King and u
While at Drvry Lane she gave command Psriorssnes
for King George VI. She went from there 10 the Noys
Opera House at covent Garden and played the name oe
in Carmen in the seasons 1855 and 1857
(See A MAGMA cARTA, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
More Of the Democrui-Farm (luborl Multi
Billion S steu.s = OF The Devil
"RESENTMENT BUILDS OVER CROP SUKPLus

BY Josephine Ripley c.s. Monitor. p. >. Hzs.
WASHINGTON. The fact that the government ,
spending billions Of dollars year after year. 70 0o ~
surplus farm products beginning to sink nome ~ wv
taxpayer
ts.e RESENTMENT BUILDS Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
"MIss STRAYER, Wsu TEACHER" IS
'HAIF-LIFE' NON CHRIST SCIENTIST. ADAM-EvE
Myth

Constance strayer 49, an instructor in PSycHIATRic
NURSING Wayne State u College of Nursing, died in
Receiving Hospital Of injuries when her struck an abvt-
ment at Dawson and John Lodge Lodge Expressways
possessed of beautiful voice, she member of the
Raekham Choir and sang with LUTHERAN groups /.
Burial in Farmer Cemetery. Farmer o. -"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
ATTACK H0FFA ;. HIS ATTY. FITZGERALD

Bv r. Ter Horst (Def. News s4'
WASHINGTON Aug A. Senate lsbor-mana9eme"'
rsekes investigators denounced Tssmsier Attorney Oe0,ss
S Fitzgerald Of Detroit today and urged mens'"s ''
association TO investigate his ethics
tsee ATTACK HoFFA Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
REV. BILLY GRAHAM IN ORBIT;
GOD SENT! PRAY FOR. AND SEND SIS
TO MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
PRESIDENT SETS OCT. = AS DAY OF PRAYER

BY the Associated Press (c.S Monitor 7/3I)
WASHINGT ON-Presiden Eisenhower July 80 desg-
mated Wednesday, ocs. 7, as national day Of prayer
He called Americans TO Join in prayer that date
and give thanks for the bounty of Providence which has
made possible the growth and promise Of our land"
Mr.. Eisenhower issued his proclamation under
eressonaI resolution approved in 1882 II requested the
President TO proclaim suitable day each year. other than
a Sunday, a national day Of prayer.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
DEVILS re. STEALS TW0-THIRDS LIFE
EXPECTANCY OF PATRICIA ANN POWER. q.

Detroit Times Inn
Cape Cod Hospital in Hyanns Mass, The
INVOLUNTARY DEVILS ExEcuTIoNER!
COD ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
a THINKING SUFFocATioN IA SOUL STARVED
FOR cHRIsT's 90 YEARS R-E-T-UR-N-MY ONE
HONEST, COMPLETE, WHOLLY ACCREDITED. SANE
CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS THE CHRIST, scIEN-
list THE LIBERAToR OF THE CONCEIVED IN SIN!
(see DEVILS r. c. STEALS. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Roy Wilkins Protests
Delaware BOMBING

NEW YORK-NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Will
kns this week urged Delaware Gov Caleb Boggs to- use
the full power of your office in bringing to justice those
responsible for bombing Negro home in white communi-
tY near Wilmington
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Marshall Sees
Bias in Detroit

Attorney Thurgood Marshall chief legal counsel of the
National Association for the Advancement of Cooed
pie, cited Derots Mayor Louis Mrianis absence from
Negro medical convention proof that Jim is not
limited TO the South
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
NAACP Calls Rights
Bill Lean Shadow

NEW YORK-The civil rights bill which has come out
nj the House judiciary committee was called "a lean shad
ow of the legislation Congress should enact by the NAACP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
Seeks Peaceful Re-0Dening
OF Little Rocks Schools

LITTLE ROCK, Ark - (Specia) On television Tuesday
night Gov Owa E. Faubus warned integratonsts that
victory not yet yours Your trouble is only beginning
This statement issued in face of the fact that Little
Rocks public high schools would reopen Wednesday,
integrated
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-15
F aubus Urges No Violence
Christian Scientists Weather

BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF cs+++
I'm ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE WE I'VE ANN
MOVE. AND BREATHE"-c.S. Hymn-AND HAVE
OUR BEING IN INvULNERABLE oMNIPREsENr
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!
HEAL Ionudoes, Forest Fires, Floods, Etc.
Are of The DeNI-Ammd Magnetism
Adam-Eve Ant-(hnst Ego MY LE In All
Non-(hnst Scientist Education Religions,
therapeutics, Politics. Culture, Entertainment
ReUe0tionM Thought Is The Key
THE UNIVERSE IS 1000 THE MANIFESTATION
OF THOUGHT J.
OUR cHRIsT's RETURN PRAYERS IMPERATIVE!