davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Model Room CorPeting, Custom
Droperies and Accessories
Reduced I3 to n and More

z Austrion Shades. 3'B"x5' l/lO",
in green and white linen polko dots.
Comparable value more than double.
Eoch, now 1900
Decorative Accessories
4 ItoIion Wall Consoles with antique
finish and norbelized top. Com
parable value more than double.
Eoch, now 1000
z Hond-Pointed ItoIion PIocques
in posteIs. Comparable value 1000.
Each, now $500
I Antique Burmese Breest PIate
PIoeque, comparable voIue more
than double. Now 1000
! Bross japanese Lantern, oblono.
Comparable voIue, 5000. Now
1900
I Antique GoId-Finish Crepe PIoht-
er, comparable value more thon
double Now 500
9 Cord Print Pictures, 4x9". Com
porobIe voue, 900. Eoch, now $50
z Jopanese Block Lacquer Troys,
comparable value 1000. Eoch, now
500
I Antique Spoon Box, comparable
voIue more thon double. Now 1000
! 5-condle ItoIion Seonce, antique
gold and blue, os is. Comparable
value more than double. Now 5000
I Hond-Pointed japanese Scroll,
seoscope Comparable value more
than double. Now $500
! ItoIion Wall Console, antique
white and gold leof with norbeIized
top. Comparable svoIue more than
double. Now $500
I Poir ItoIian Leaf Seonees, 3-con-
die, in gold color and white Com
porobIe volue $500. Poir. now
$500
3 ItoIion Gold Leef Seonees, 2-con-
die. Comparable value more than
double. Each, now 1000
! Pair ItoIion White AIobester
Chessmon Lomps, comparable value
$500. Eoch, now 1000
Italian Block and Gold Leaf Cock
ornament, comparable VoIue more
than double. Now 1000
WGL-ModeI Rooms, Interior
Decorator Studio, 9th Floor,
Washington Store 4
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Sportsweor
Reductions

IS Shirts, cotton and Docron poly
ester and cotton blends; sleeveless
ond roll sleeves. Solids and prints.
Comparable values 3.99 to 5.9o,
500
so Skirts in cotton ond docron
blends, pIeoted and slim styles, solid
coIors ond potterns. Comparable
values 1895 to IS, 500
IS Bulky Knit caFdisen Sweaters,
Orion ocryIic in solid colors. Comp
oroble value IS, 500
20 Leather Joekets, with half belt or
sosh. white or posteis. Comparable
value 2o.o5, 1900
WGL-Sportsweor, 3rd Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Toys at Advance Sovinqs

Weaving Looms Make doll Blankets doies and many other
items Less than " price, l5o
IL 4Speed Photographs Handsome cose fine ComPo
able value 24.o5. 1895
IS Tennis Roeque Sets Includes racquet cover press and three
balls Comparable value 80. S9S
Toodes Dolls in Cor Bed Fully oined rooted hoir Com
parable value l498 ses
Boby Dolls Fully onted hat and Dress Comparable value
1913 4eo
ApIune Models. Comparable value $50 l5o
W5L-The Toy Store 9th Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Art NeedIework
SovinqS

4s Soto Pillows, zip off covers,
foom rubber filled in round and
square styles. Good color choice.
Comparable voIue, 5.95. ZOO
! Model Cotton Crib Quilt, applique
design. Comparable value, 1000.
1900
I Model Knitted Sweater, white with
blue design. Wool, small size. Com
porobIe value, 500. 1000
z Jeeket Kits, $3.50 wool, so ny
, lon. Blue and white. Comparable
value, 6.e8. 400
z cordison Sweater Kits. $3.50 mo-
hair, l79o wool, l7oo nyIon. White
and turquoise. Comparable yoIue,
IT'S. TOO
"a Stomped Linen Luncheon Cloths,
loop stitch design, finished edges.
Comparable VoIue, 4,29 to $50.
800 TO 500
I Model Linen Luncheon Cloth, loop
stitch design, 52x70" size. Com
porobIe value, 1000. 1900
z Model NeedIepoint Side choirs,
mahogany finish. Comparable voIue,
4o.oo. z7.5o
WGL-Art NeedIework. 5th Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Bio Reductions from
The Gift Shop

comparable value Now
10 ouimper Pottery
Ink Wells, from
Fronce - 3.95 l.ss
I Lorse Stede
Pitcher ------- $500 1899
80 Litho sEophed
Mots from EneIond
with flowers, mops
and fruits on black
ground. Felt-bocked
For hanging or to
use os hot notse-- 4.95 Z.49
s Decorative ItoIion
PloequeS, 7" square, 4.99 2.99
4 Wall Holders for
boxes of fociol tissue,
bross with black or
white -------- 7.95 800
4 Whihe-Einish Iron
Woste Baskets 7.9o 5.9s
4 White Finish Iron
Moso1ine Bosket. $50 s.ss
20 Georges Briord
coSseFoleS with
wormer, lot. size
in yellow COO dor
design --- S.8S 3.9s
10 Round TeG corts
Of solid bross ond
walnut finish For
mica, 2-tier on rollers 34.95 1899
so opaIine Milk
Gloss Tumblers, 2
OF. in hobnoil design l.5O see
80 opoIine Milk
Glass TumbIers, s
OF. in hobnoil pottern l.50 sse
WgL-The Gift Shop, 7th Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Remnonts-Fid0y only
Infonts' QuoIity
Apparel

IS Cotton Seersueker Booties,
terry cloth lined. White. Sizes
! and 2. Comparable value
l.7e. soc
8 Girls and Boys Cotton
Terry Cloth Robes. White with
trim. Sizes 2, 3. Comporo-
Bile value 2.9e ond 800. soc
10 corter's Cotton Terry Cloth
Robes. Hoods. White, with red.
Comparable value $50. soc
IS corter's Cotton Terry Cloth
Sunsuits. White with I'd.
Comparable value 2.20. soc
20 corter's Cotton Terry Cloth
Trunks. White with red. 6
months TO 3 years. ComPoro-
Bile value .00. soc
IS Corter's Cotton Terry Cloth
cordisons. White with red.
6 months TO 3 years. Comp
orobIe voIue ZOO. soc
IS Cotton PIisse Shirts, white
with short sleeves. Notched
or round collar. S TO L. Comp
orobIe value l.7o. soc
IS Boys Cotton Hats. Comp
orobIe volue 2.99. soc
20 Sleeveless Dresses or Diu-
per Sets. Bright coIors. Comp
oroble voIue 6.9o. 4.99
8 Infonts' crodIes, 1888.
Hardwood with mopIe finish.
Solid bross hordwore. Comp
orobIe value 1895. 1895
Life-Lon Loyette Items. 65 %
Docron poIyester and $500
cotton.
IS Sleeveless Vests, dioper
topes. Comparable voIue 75c.
4ee
As Short Sleeve SIipover
Shirts. 6 months TO 3 years.
Comparable value 89c. 49e
40 Short Sleeve SlipoVeF
Shirts with dioper topes.
Comparable value rs. see
IS Beautiful ShawIs, 1879
cotton ond IS % royon. Open
work ground edges. Pink or
blue. Comparable value 2.oo.
l.99
WGL-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Special CoIorotion corpet

Special CoIorotion CoTpet
2o'e"xI5'Io" Wool cut-PiIe in EI
Greco bronze. Comparable Voue
646.0o Now $4,000
l3's"xls11" Wool Twist Pile, gold
color. Comparable value 260.oo,
Now 5000
Iz'xIs' Cotton Pile, ivory color.
Comparable value 10000. Now
$500
Custom Droperies
Z Poirs Stationery Droperies, 100"
long in white ond eoIdtone, Oren-
toI design cotton chintz. Comporo-
Bile value more than double. Poir
now $500
! Pair UnIined Gloss Curtains, "a"
long in ivory color. Shirred on O
rod. Comparable VoIue more thon
double. Poir, now 1000
z Poirs Imported Stationary Dro-
peries, 100" Long, and Mctehins
VaIonees. Green and ivory tone
printed cotton with lining. Compo-
robIe value more than double.
Set now 1880
Z Poirs Silk FSrtison Royon Glass
curtoins in champagne. Shired on
O rod. Comparable value more than
double. Poir, now 1000
| Pair Stationery Droperies, 90 w
long, in noturoI tone woven cose-
ment cloth. Comparable value more
thon double. Now $500
z Pairs Plaid Linen Cote Curtoins
in red and blue Lined. Comparable
value more than double. Poir now
1000
l Decorator PoneI, 6434 x27R",
covered with eold-tone and white
contemporary print. Comparable
value more than double. Now 1000
I Decorative Panel, 48 6O", on
bross rods. Royol blue. Comparable
voue more thon double, Now $500
; Hond-Woven Wool Roller Shades,
53l2" long, in orange, olive ond
white on natural bonboo. Connporo-
Bile value more than double. Eoch,
now 1000
Pair Contemporary Troverse Dro-
peries, 100" long, in roYon and cot
ton. Gold and white. Comparable
value more than double. Poir, now
$500
l Pair pruperies with Motehins
coFniee, green. Comparable value
more than double. Set now 10000
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Short Sleeve
Mems Sportshirts

ss%sg@s5e ssiss ;,SS 2'sa
Cotton in regular and button down
collar styles. Solids and patterns. S,
M, L and XII.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
olso Chevy Chase, Wheoton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Remnonts-Fridoy only
Infonts' Shoes
Fomous-Moke
Nationally
Advertised

IS PaiFs OF OxtoTdS. Red or
blue soiIcIoth. White trim.
Intermediate sole. Assorted
sizes. Comparable value 300.
95e
5 Perforated Vomps Boots,
white kid. Comparable VoIue
$50. Csc
5 Pairs Of Boots especially de-
signed for bodies with chubby
ankles. Low bock with roomy
tops. Perforated and stitched
design. Flexible kid sole. As
sorted sizes in medium and
wide widths. Comparable VOL
ue 4.50. 2.99
W6L-The Nursery Corner,
4th Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Fashion Fabrics
Reduced " and More

1000 yards in group Of famous fabrics. Broken
pattern assortment, mony Assortment in
eludes cohomo, ABc, FueseImon Ameritex Burlington
Dan River VIM. Anderson, Dumor. Losontex, Hope Skill
man, Stofe Everfot and Shoheen fobes Choose wosh-
ond-weor print and solid eottons panel print cottons
printed ArneI trioeeote shorkskns textured eottons
printed cotton piques imported cotton prints frineed
ton novelties, Ae and cotton denms, Viseose royon and
DuerOn poyester novelties, cotton, oyon and silk blends
W5L-Fobrc Floor, 9th Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Sovings on Lost
Years Rodios, TVS,
Photographs and
Chord Organs

RCA Victor TobIe Clock and Rudio
10 TO 349o Sovinss
RcA Victor Photographs
1879 to 560o Servings
Concert HolI TobIe Rodios
37oO Sovinss
GFoneo Rodios
go to 1870 Sovinss
RcA Victor TeIevisions
1870 TO 269o Sovinss
General Electric TeIevisionS
2o9o TO 1920 Sovinss
WGL-Rodio, Television, Stereo,
Record Center, ST Floor,
North Building
Evening star., 1960-09-15
IrreguIors AtIontic
Grosshopper Luggage

PIeose odd 1O9o Federal tox
Blue gray nyIOn or vnyI and red plaid.
WGL-luoooee, 4h Floor
Chevy Chase, Wheaton Pozo and Corners
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Misses Wool
TopPers and
Roincoots Reduced
More Than "
600

In this group Of 80 coats:
IS Lightweight Wool Toppen in
posteIs and navy, sizes 8 to l6,
Now 800
45 chesterfieId-StyIe Roineoots in
reversible styles and prints. Good
ronoe Of coIors and sizes. Now 800
43 FuII-Lensth Wool coots in
choice of styles, coIors and sizes
Comparable value 4o. .95. Now $500
l2l Suits In many styles. eOIors
and sizes.
comparable value Now
- more than double $500
IS 1926 to 5e.e5 $500
20 $500 to 6e.e5 $500
"a 1895 $500
II 1895 $500
WGL-Misses Coots and Suits,
3rd Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Washington Store Only Except Noted % : @ %s
Weekend Candy Special
Frosted Mint Juleps
Pound 08e

Mint Jelly with MorshmoIIow Gen.
ters. Comparable value, las.
WGL-Condies and Confectionories,
lst Floor
Evening star., 1960-09-15

z Austrion Shades. 3'Is"x5' l/lD",
in green and white linen poIko dots.
Comparable voIue more than double.
Eoch, now $500
Evening star., 1960-09-15
Fomous-Nome
Imported Knit Shirts
7.ss and 2'ss
Mems Robes
5'Ss, 8'ss and IT'S

comparable vaIMe
7.95 to 1850
Assorted styles in sizes S, N, L and
XL.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
oIso Chevy Chase, Wheoton PIozo,
7 Corners and Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-09-15

comparable vaIue 9.95 TO 22.9S
Broken sizes. All lobeIed for fobrie
content.
WGL-The Mems Store, End Floor;
also Chevy Chose, Wheaton Plozo,
~ Corners ond Alexandra
Evening star., 1960-09-15

Group Of 20 Beds in several styles
and finishes. Comparable Value
more than double. 500, 1000,
1900.
WGL-Furniture, 9th Floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Appoints 1860
Census Leaders

Appointment of crew leaders
for the 1860 Census of Population
and Housing in Detroit was an
nounced today by Field Director
ohm Z. Tharaldson of the Census
Bureaus regional office here.
Each crew leader will super
wise about 20 enumerators in the
big nationwide census which be-
gins April /. Crew leaders train
ing will begin on March IA Top
les TO be covered in the training
sessions include procedures for
recruiting of census takers, how
to train their census takers. can
wasting methods, preparation and
submission OF reports, and the
supervision Of census takers to
insure complete and accurate
count.
The crew leader is one of the
key people in the field opera
tions of the 1860 Census of Popu-
lation and Housing. II is his res
possibility TO recruit and train
the census takers; plan and allo-
cate work assignments; review the
work of the census takers and
take remedial action where ne
cessary, and TO handle problems
Of difficult enumeration.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
WooIworth Stores
To Be Pieketed

DETROIT-Three local Wool
worth stores are the target of a
picket line, set for 11:00 am.
Saturday,. it was announced by the
Detroit Chapter of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People.
Lines will be formed at stores
at Woodward and Grand River,
Woodward and Grand Blvd. and
Cratiot and Russell.
In support of Southern student
lunch counter sit-downs' the bet
roit program include plans for
mass meeting featuring student
demonstrators as speakers and
boycotting of chain stores with
segregated lunch counters in the
south.
The picketing will be handled
by Philip Gordon, chairman of
the picketing group.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Urges Minimum Hourly
Wage Rate Of SIPS

apprentices in the construction
inductry throughout the nation
are Negroes lie appeared
March 2.
Unfortunately" Mr.. Hill con.
tinued, the number Of Negroes
in apprenticeship training pro-
grams in the New York construc.
ton industry differs little from
the national pattern
Mr. Hill referred to the 1850
indicating that Negro craftmcn
receive considerably less yearly
than whites, $1,955 as opposed
to S3,12l.
Lack of apprentice-trained Ne
gro craftmen directly affects the
economic standing of Negroes
as a whole Mr.. Hill said.
IF Negroes are not employed
insuch occupations in large mum.
bers, a potential source of high
income is removed from the
group he added
Accordingly, Mr. Hill concluded,
IT is certainly desirable to raise
the minimum wage in New York
City to SIPS and hour and this
should be accomplished very
soon.'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

Negro demands and descgregated
the establishment.
Demonstrators won a victory
in North Carolina. as the camp
aign entered its sixth week. when
Negroes were served at lunch
counters in Winston-ssIem and
Salisbury.
AT Winston-Salcm, rs placard-
carrying students staged a two
hour demonstration climaxed by
singing and brief prayer SER
vice in front of the city hall.
Police warned that a repetition
would result in arrests on charges
Of staging parade without a
permit.
The first demonstration in
West Virginia took a new form
Students paraded at a motion
picture theatre protesting seq
regated seating arrangements.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
launches Voters Drive

CHICAGO Using the slogan
100000 new voters in 60" the
Chicago NAACP branch h a s
launched massive campaign
here to urge all eligible adults
TO register and vote.
The NAACP register and vote
committee plans extensive dis
tribution of literature and will
utilize volunteers TO contact po-
tcntial voters in each district,
according to the Rev. Carl Fuqua,
branch executive secretary.
The Committee is also sponsor.
ing q contest among high school
students for the best essay on
voting and citizenship RESPONSE
biliiy.
Edison Love and William Cous-
ms are co-chairmcn Of the regis
ter and vote Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Rights Bill Cited

NEW YORK-BackcrS Of civil
rights legislation are looking for
three things said. Dr. John Nor
sell. assistant TO the NAACP
executive secretary. this week in
an address before the Catholic
Intcrracial Council.
DR.. Morsell said civil rights
advocates watching the current
Senate activities want: .a) an
act empowering the Department
of Justice TO initiate action in
all infringement of civil rights;
(b) some reasonably sure means
of guaranteeing the right to
vote; and (c) a clear statement
by Congress recognizing the
validity and supremacy of the
Supreme Court decision of May,
1854. on dcsegregation Of the
public schools.
In conclusion, DR.. MorScl said,
There seems to be a better
chance for a good civil rights
bill now than at any time since
the Reconstruction era"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
THIS MONTH FOR
CHILDREN. YOUTH

LANSING - Governor vii.
Hams has proclaimed March as
Children and Youth Month and
directed particular attention TO
the White House Conference on
Children and Youth which will
be held at Washington, D. c..
March 27 TO April 2.
The Governor called on all
Michigan people to encourage
our young people in their en-.
dcavors and to instill in them
the principles of good citizen
ship and patriotism, that they
may be spurred to meet the
challenge of their times and
TO work for continued progress
OF Michigan, our nation, the
world so that all peoples may
live in freedom and dignity
The list Of 40 official Mich
igan delegates to the White
House Conference, including a
number who have assisted in
arrangements. was released by
the Governor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
FIogged BY
a Masked
Whites

HOUSTON, Texas (Spe-
cial) - A young Negro was
hung from a tree by his heels
here Monday night, by four
masked white youths.
FELTON, Turner, 81, said he
freed himself after being strung
up by his abductors, who also
beat him with a chain and carv-
ed two series of XXX marks
on his chest and stomach with
a knife.
Turner told police that he was
walking near his home in Ne
gro residential area when two
masked white youths grabbed
him and forced him into the
back seat Of a sedan where two
other white youths were. The
youths, armed, gagged and beat
him to the floor of the car with
chains. before taking him to a
wooded area where they hung
him from tree by his heels.
Police was told by the victim
that his abdveiors informed him
that they we're hired 70 do
Job because Of Publicity Texas
Southern University students had
received over sit-downs at down.
town Houston lunch counters in
the last few days.
Turner told police that red
haired youth in the front Of the
car told him they were hired to
do a JOB BECAUSE Of publicity
Texas Southern University Ne
gro students had received over
sit.downs at a lunch counter
at Houston in the last few days.
In reference TO the carved
KKK's Police Ii. Breckenridge
Porter said:
I'VE don't have any Ku Klux
Khan in Houston. We probably
have bunct of cx-KKK mem
berS, but this is the first xxx
activity in 20 years, if it was
such.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

NOtCl > III tliC OOutii biiAo y III .
The Committee foresecs long
fight ahead TO vindicate the in
nocence and integrity of Dr.
King. 1T is essential" said Mr..
A. Philip Randolph, Chairman OF
the Comm tie c, that every
American realize that the charges
against Rev. King are vicious and
without the slightest foundation
in fact. The sole purpose of the
charges against Rev. King is to
take away from the South the
nation at large a great and re-
vered spiritual leader whose only
crime is his selfleSs and in
cofuptible struggle on behalf Of
democracy and equal rights for
all people in the Southland. II
is the movement for democracy
in the South that the State of
Alabama wishes to behead by its
attack upon Kew. King.
Harry Belsfonte Is Chairman
OF the Committees Cultural pi-
vision. This case" said Mr..
Belsfonfe. " is Of national and
international significance. w Q
who are artists and writer's have
the duty 70 bring u and the
message OF Or. Kings struggle
for human rights TO the stfen-
fion Of ell mankind"
The famous civil rights leader,
whose philosophy of non-violent
resistance has ,gripped the ina,
gination Of millions and mas in
spired the current wave Of stud
ent sit-downs at lunch counters
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

NEW YORK - The NAACP
this week reiterated its support
Of a minimum hourly wage of
SIPS at both state and federal
levels.
Herbert Hill, the Associations
labor secretary, told the Com
mittec of the New York City
Council on Minimum Wages
that non-white persons make
up a large part of these who
live in poverty"
This poverty" Mr.. Hill con-
tinued, lis frequently related
TO discriminatory racial pract-
ices forcing Negroes into a mar.
ginal position in the economy
even though opportunities may
increase for other groups with
in the community"
Mr.. Hill also cited a recent
NAACP study reporting tina
less than one per cent OF tn,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Dr.. Burton, Mrs.
Bell Named UNCF
Co-Chairmen

Louis G. Scaton, general chair
man of the United Negro College
Funds nth annual appeal for
funds in Michigan, announced
Monday that Mrs Haley Bell and
DR.. De Witt T. Burton have been
appointed co-chairmcn of the
campaign which opens April D.
William T. Gossett, vice prcsl-
dent and general counsel of Ford
Motor Co., continues to serve as
chairman Of the steering COM
mittcc. Gossctt is a member OF
the National Council of the UN-
CT.
Richard III. Cummings, vice
president of the National Bank
of Detroit, has been named trea-
surer of the campaign by Sea-
ton, who is vice president-person-
mel staff for General Motors.
At a luncheon in the Sheraton.
Cadillac, Seston outlined plans
for the 1860 fund appeal and
emphasized that donations 10 the
UNCF aid in the education OF
$4,000 students in the 80 Negro
colleges finds II necessary to
earn half Of his own tuition and
expenses"
Seaton asserted that the col
leges are 80 per cent sclf-sup-
porting, but we are trying TO
raise the vital 10 per cent which
will lift them above subsistence
level and enable them to operate
more effectively"
He declared that none of the
schools receive any public funds,
They are absolutely indepen-
dent institutions, he added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
Regional Conference

MEMPHIS-Thc Eight Annual
Southeast Regional Conference
OF the NAACP has applauded the
widening public protests being
made by Negro students against
lunch counter discrimination in
southern states.
Official delegates converting
here recently stated they would
support the public protest and
stand behind the public state
mcnt on this matter made by
Roy wilkins, NAACP executive
secretary
The thrce-day conference clos
cd here on Feb. 81.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12

throughout the South. was shock
ed and disturbed by the State
of Alabama's trumpcd-up charges.
Alabama has accused DR.. King
Of having received $4,000 as
income in 1858.
The Committee has labeled
this "a gross misrepresentation
of fact In no year Of his life
has DR.. Kings net income even
approached such a figure The
Committees statement went on to
say that "A preliminary examina-
ton of his tax return for 1858
shows that, if anything, he paid
too much in taxes" The officials
of Alabama reached their fan
tastic figure by the shoddy de-
vice of adding to DR.. Kings per
sonal income sums spent for
transportation. hotels and other
expenses in connection with his
extensive travels on behalf Of
civil rights.
Members of the Committee TO
Defend Martin Luther King and
the Struggle for Freedom in the
South include Mordccai Johnson,
President of Howard University;
DR.. Harry Emerson Fosdick, Pre-
sident Emeritus Of Union Theo-
logical Seminary in New York;
Harry Eelafonte; Jerome Nathan
son, of the American Ethical
Union: Jackie Robinson; DR.. John
Bennett; and Mrs. R lph j.
Bunchc,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-03-12
"PRICE SUPPORTS FOR TOBACCO" :
OBJECTS TO

Editorial page, MonIfor, Z-To
object TO any penny Of my tax dollar being spent 10
support tobacco prices Let all who will smoke but let
them pay for their indulgence.
WOULD IT NOT BE FAIR TO PAY THE PRODUCERS
FROM THE STAMP TAX ON THE BOX OR PACKAGE? "
WOULD ONLY BE NECESSARY TO INCREASE The
PRICE OF THE STAMP AND ALLOCATE PORTION TO
THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Arlington, Va HARRY r KIM