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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Devils re. Aggression
CONTINUED from Back Pace

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CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH - VIA WOMAN, CLOTHED
WITH THE SUN AND MOON UNDER HER FEET, -
MRS. EDDY - WHOSE MAN CHILD is RULING ALL Ma
TONS WITH A ROD OF IRON REV. - OMNlPOT-
EMIT. DIVINE LOVE. YOUR "FATHER-MOTHER GOD, ALL
HARMONIOUS" WHOM THE c-H-LL-D-L-E-S-S CHRIST
JESUS, THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"
APPREHENDED AS THE ONE, REAL PARENT,
IN, AND OF. THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE - NO PRosTI-
TUITION OF GOD-civEN FACULTIES AND POWERS
TO MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAMS, EWES. MURDER
Gus GAINS, JUDASES, EFT AL. FOR JESUS!
AND He DECLARED: my WORKS AND GREAT
Err SHALL We DO" John l4:l2)
"SOME OHIO SCHOOLS RUN BY CHURCH"
COLUMBUS, Dec. IS (UP-A Methodist minister told
the Ohio Board Of Education letter yesterday that Il
could take you 20 schools within the north
western part Of Ohio where supposedly public schools are
observing Catholic holy days."
THE REV. RAYMOND S. DANIEL OF vAUcHNsvILLE
REGISTERED THE THIRD COMPLAINT IN RECENT
MONTHS AGAINST CATHOLIC CONTROL OF THE kA.
Ida PUBLIC SCHOOLS NORTH OF HIS VILLAGE
After each Of the earlier complaints by Protestant
fownspeope state education Investigators reported the
problem had been cleared UP.
THE AREA is POPULATED MOSTLY BY CATHOLICS
CRITICS CHARGED CATHOLIC TEXTBOOKS WERE BE-
ING USED AND CATHOLIC DOCTRINE BEING TAUGHT.
The KaIda schools listed public on state records
Daniel charged but they listed Catholic in the records
Of the bishop Of Toledo.
The board referred the minister's letter TO another in
vesfgating staff
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Million S Fire
lcon.;n..:! ilom PAGE y

(Corn--a Il ON Page u
Windsor (Canada) Star, Sat- 1926
MONTREAL tcP)-Two buildings on Montresrs his
tore Place Jaequesc are heart Of the oldest part Of the
city were destroyed in ST 100000 fire.
The FIRE. SPOTTED AROUND II PM CHRISTMAS
EVE. BURNED OUT OF CONTROL FOR ABOUT THREE
HOURS AND RESISTED THE EFFORTS OF IFS F,REMEN
FOX ALMOST SIX HOURS. THE FLAMES DAMAGED
THREE OTHER BUILDINGS.
An investigation opened Friday into the cause Of the
fire. which the city fire director Armand Durete said was
.oNe OF THE WORST OF THE YEAR." No one was in
ivred.
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ADVANCES SEEN
1850 HEALTH OUTLOOK GOOD"
Observation-Disclosures will see major health advances in
''oo-mosf'y in the area Of cancer and heart attacks
THAT WAS THE WARNING PREDICTION THURS.
DAY FROM DR. ALBERT (. HEusTIs, STATE HEALTH
COMMISSIONER
WE BELIEVE WE SEE SIGNS BOTH NATIONALLY
AND ON THE STATE LEVEL POINTING TO PRoaARIe
SOLUTIONS FOR HEART DISEASE CANCER AND
STROKES" HEUsTIs SAID "''o
The three rank the top causes Of death in m;e;r.
PROGRESS HAS BEEN STEPPED UP IN CANCER RE.
ssAN.n' nsosIis SAID, CITING RECENT ISOLATION
Ed IN STATE HEALTH DEPARTMENT LABOR ATop,es
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
"cREEK ACCLAIM CREsTs TIDE OF
WE LIKE IKE"

By William H. Strinqer Cs. Monitor, Central Ed '2-l5
Greece is the fitting flashing exciting, erowd-eheer'ns
climax TO the first phase Of President Eisenhowers un-
precedented threeeonfineni tour.
HERE IS sPoNTANEITY. TOTALLY GENUINE EN-
THUsAsM HERE A CROWD OUT TO WELCOME The
EISENHOWER MOTORCYCLE WAS ESTIMATED AT MIL
LION PEOPLE DESPITE LEADEN SKIES.
Parliament cheered every paragraph OF Mr. Esen-
howers speech as it was iransated-every last one.
THIS is GREECE, A FIRM ALLY OF THE UNITED
STATES. REALLY ADMIRINc THIS MAN EISENHOWER
WITH HELLENIC ZEsT. THIS IS AN ATLANTIC PACT
PARTNER WHOSE DESPERATELY WAR-RAvAGED
ECONOMY HAS BEEN REBUILT THROUGH THREE
BlLLIoN-DoLLAR INFUSION OF AMERICAN AID.
81 think they really like US here. exclaimed fellow
newsmen as delighted cheers echoed outside the press
room windows while the Eisenhower cavacade swept by
returning from his address to the Greek Parliament
NOT THAT THE WELCOME HAS NOT BEEN cENU-
INE IN EVERY COUNTRY VISITED IN THIS WtlIRLWND
TOUR FROM ITALY TO IRAN. NOT THAT midas co.
LoSSAL WELCOME WAS NOT A vERiTABLE LOVE
FEAST. BUT THESE GREEKS IN THEIR PERSONAL. LIVE.
LY. INDIVIDUAL ENTHUSIASM cLiMAxED THE PREsI-
DENTAL TOUR WITH SOMETHING SPECIALLY REAL.
Here and there along the Asian route Of ihe palaces II
obvious that the government had brought out well
in Buses had given the populaee special holiday
Where Turkey had IA arches along the moforcade route
Iran tried ovpaee the Turks with arches anan cheers
sometimes from IovdsPeakers mounted govern
ment ieeps.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Happy New Year For Mazey-
Continued from Back Psge)
THE LABOR FRONT
HAPPY NEW YEAR FOR MAzEY =
IN DUES AND S"

'neres no need for man who's iourneymsn pIss
= a. na.ve .nese days, even If things little slack
IN The building business hereabouts
An advertisement in the Building Trsdesmsr. ofs;e;.,
organ OF the Detroit Building Trades Council saws ina,
me r'aserers Association Of Southern csIiforn. i; n
are need OF skilled pIssterers
~ .nss SAY THEY ARE PAYING AN HOURLY RATE
uo,' Sc "a. pIus FRINGE BENEFITS or AVA CENTS
nouRlY WHICH INCLUDE PENSIONS yArAT,o.s ..r
SICKNESS AND HOSPITAL INSURANCE. 'S''' ''''o
The association claims II can use 1,h. .L;,.l :.
ss soos mas work scheduled for tie next three wears
G.. >0''s'' OF the association is Az H. Los Angeles Ia
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
E.BJ. HEAD WARNS PkREN5s On
STRANGE BABY slTTERs"


~ LANES e Warner. NY. Trib szz'
wAst,lilsToN Dec 20-F. B. l. director ;. seq.
Hoover tonioss warned parents Of strange nsDy "' LII
hsr ofsprna be kidnapped particularly dvr'"s ' "''
dsy season. ~ropnsv GENERAL
IN HIS ANNUAL REPORT TO Al 'okNs I'm la
MOSCOW Had "FuRTHER STRENGTHENED" ITS CON
TRoI OF the COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE UNITED
STATES N ACTIONS TAKEN BY THE sevENIesNsn
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE PARTY IN NEW roNN
CITY DEC. 1913.
On kidnapping. Mr.. Hoover said;
Several shocking cases OF kdnsp'n9s Dy pspl '"'s.
-. ,~.,., s.r,nners 70 the victims parents have
been rsported this year IN TWO INSTANCES THE sA'
glEs WERE ONLY THREE WEEKS OLD. IHE IVY
OTHER VICTIMS WERE FOUR MONTHS OLD. During the
holiday season. when parents away from home on snoP
rina trips visiting friends and attending parties suffe'e"'
emphasis can be placed on the importance OF using
reliable baby sitfers.
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1860 Health Outlook

Continued from Back Paqe)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
Rev. Graham Answers

CONTINUED from Back Pager
THE DEVIL AND HIS ADAMS. Ewes. NUMEROUS
GAINS. JuDASES. ARE M-Y-T-H-S!!!
MARTYRD0M OF JOHN THE BAPTIST : THEN
ACcElERATI0N OF THE ONE CHRIST F! : AND
THEN. TOO. AFTER MARTYRD0M OF
LINCOLN! : 1866. APPOINTMENT OF MY
GREATEST MARY FOUNDING OF MY ONE,
sATAN-FREE. SANE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS
= THE CHRIST. SCIENTIST!
WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUN - WHOSE
MAN CHILD WILL RULE rs RULNcl ALL NATIONS
WITH A ROD OF IRON - THE CHRIST COLOSSAL
SCIENCE OF THE UNIVERSE - HEALING THE Ma
TONS - REVELATION - OF THE REAL Ma
TONS, CREATION, OFFSPRING UNIVERSE. NEVER
NEEDING HEALING IN ALL ETERNITY
Billy cruham's my ANSWER"
QUESTION: am trying to be Christian, but going
through period Of doubts and fears find difficult
believe that God can forgive sinner such as !.
ANSWER: DETECT TWO FLAWS IN YOUR QUEs-
TON WHICH COULD KEEP YOU FROM FINDING PEACE
WITH GOD. FIRST, YOU ARE SPEAKING OF TRYING
TO BE GOOD CHRISTIAN" AS IF WE BECOME ONE
THROUGH SHEER WILL POWER AND EFFORT.
caterpillar cannot become butterfly by Just try
ing to be He do things. First he must follow
natures lead and enter the cocoon and then he must
frustngy Waf until God performs miracle within him.
YOU TOO MUST DO THIS. YOU MUST TRUST FIRST,
AND ACCEPT GODS PROMISE TO FORGIVE YOUR
SINS AND CHANGE YOUR NATURE. YOUR DOUBTS
AND FEARS WILL DISAPPEAR WHEN YOU STOP TRY.
ING" AND SIMPLY TRUST HIM.
When you say that you can't believe that God can
forgive sinner such you. you are limiting the power Of
God which is Iimitless Put your weight on His Word,
THERE HATH NOT FAILED ONE or HIS GOOD PROM.
IsES"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
"wHAT CHRISTMAS MEANS 10 nae"
n;ehon Fulton J. Sheen = re.
War On viruses-

(continved from Page u
cHRsT's AND JESUS 90 YEARS R-E-'-o-kN
EopEvERMoRE - WITH you AWAY. OPERATING
PROGRESSIVELY IRREslSTIBLY, IN THE HEAL
ING or THE NATIONS - REVELATION - OF The
REAL NATIONS, CREATION, UNIVERSE, MY
OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING - SUNLESS,
DEATHLEss MATTERLESS, FLEsHLESS. ADAM
EvELEss SPIRITUAL CHRISTLIKE - ETERNAL
LY c.o-M.PL-ET-E.L-Y P-O-P-UL-A-Ti-N-G THE
ONE. REAL UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE, IN
coRRUPTlBLE, oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE
RIP VAN WRINKLE CLERGY AND LAYNEN.
NON-CHRIsT SCIENTISTS!
IN PROCESS or LIBERATION, AWAKENING TO
cHRIsTLIKE SANITY, JUDGMENT. HONESTY. INTELLi-
CENcE
ut IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE is DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL
RACES AND PEOPLES - IMPERATIVE, PURE, BASIC
EDUCATION, CULTURE, POLITICS, RECREATION,
ENTERTAINMENT.
"Sl5O,OOO TO HELP WAR ON vIRUSES"
BY Jean Pearson, Free Press Science Writer
The battle against viruses those elusive disease
producers which frequently can't be spotted by convention
al microscopes given $780, 50 boost Tuesday in
grant from The National Foundation the University Of
Michigan.
THE GRANT. ONE OF 81 NATIONAL RESEARCH
AWARDS ANNOUNCED BY THE FOUNDATION IN NEW
YORK. WAS GIVEN ITO SEARCH FOR DRUGS EFFECTIVE
AGAINST VIRUS DISEASES AND TO STUDY HOW W.
RUSES AND LIVING CELLS ACT ON EACH OTHER"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02
DEvIly OUTRAGEOUS LABOR SIEAlS!
"HERE ARE THE ANSWERS TO:
"QUESTl0NS STEELFMEN ASK ABOUT The
CURRENT STEEL CONTROVERSY"

When rolling strip Steel which occurs about hss Of
the time on The l4Ineh Merchant Mill crew Of n men
handle The work. When bar stock being rolled addition
al men needed And Is plain that the jobs Of the
additional men who needed when rolling bar stock Just
do not exist when rolling strip Steel this is obvi
ovs that she additional when not required as crew
members on the l4-nch Mill should be assigned to other
Jobs in the Merchant M department. However, the Union
takes The position that THESE UNNEEDED MEN CANNOT
BE REAsscNED AWAY FROM THE MERCHANT MILL
CREW-EvEN WHEN THEIR JOBS ARE IMPERATIVE
AND THEREFORE, DO NOT EXIST.
The Union claims that in this situation local working
condition under Section 2B in effect which requires the
Company MAINTAIN the size at ~ at all times.
The Company says fhe Union claim is vnfovnded
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-02

sATAu R0llND BISHOP $l|kkIy E'ss 3 v.
what Christmas Means . !. 49, - I other.
..r.,A,,y ENOUGH. BISHOP sHeeMs
Aso. hAsv yssM plsceRkMENT OF ABE I'm
GUILT vsk' r..cvnc s,lAKesPEARE. Thai Ins
CON, .sr",nTs,er FOR MS OWN PURPOSE
AND So BlsHop SHEEN. =. .s Tve,cAl
..oeH AND SPIRITUAL CRIPPLE r:,,r eAn,rv
'01 cArHoI,c LEADER OF DefscI.ve s ~or awAve
u,ncsx.MT HONESTY. INTELLI0e~.rr go, 10 :. crns
"a ,es,,s. PROFOUND DEcLAkAs.o" r :. W.
-, re nev,Is EXCLUSIVE CONTROL. !nI
A'I c.w,, & ADAMS AND EYES. MukDsxovs -. sr Az
sre vnAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND rss-
'oo~ 10, ocv OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAksNa-
nev rus,p MASTER. THE DEVIL, UNTIL
HOOD. o1 De rvT~sM,TY GODS OPPORTUNITY
1pE SATAN BOUND" : FREE WILL
- -ur ~sA1AN BOUND. JESUS SAID: FATHER,
Or .r LEN For THEY KNOW NOT WHAT
THEY Do! me -oe.
"wHAr CHRISTMAS MEANS TO nae"
Bishop Fulton }. Sheen : re.
A. A.. Con az God did not become the son or man
,..-,,o,,% TIE EREE CONSENT OF MARY, so | do not
,ke Of the divine Of Christ wfhoof my ree con-
sent. --o,r ,e Mor eomr
ru,Nc THAT HAS HAPPENED; 1T is SOMETHING THAT
IS HAPPENING.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
MORE OF THE DEVILS DEM0CRAT-LAB0R
BILLION S STEALS!
TOTAL UNITED STATES DEBTS:
1000 BILLION S. APPROXIMATELY!
See RULES, Page

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF ETERNAL
PERFECTION OF GODS CREATION : YOUR TRUE
BEING T! = AND EXPOSURE OF The MYTHS :
DEVIL, HELL, SIN. BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEAIh.
WARS. MATTER f! ADAM-EvE, MURDEROuS
CAIN, JUDAS : "CHASTLY FARCE" : FOOllN0
SAULS OF TARsUS. 90 YEARS PLUS RIP VAN
WRINKLE, NON-CHRIST SCIENTIST QEK0I!
LAYMEN, LEADERS. MASSES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

velopment Minorities experience
daily discrimination.
The idea of equal justice may
have been powerful when the
common enemy was a colonial
empire that held all the people
down Yet when liberation comes,
the majority often dilutcs that
concept of equal justice and
turns the powers of government
TO its own advantage.
Moreover, young nations have
not developed traditions and ha-
bits Of thought that propcl them
along democratic lines. Even cri-
ticlsms Of prime minister may
loom as m0nStrous offense: and
freedom of speech and Of press
are made TO suffer. In these and
many other ways the rights of
man are again put in jeopardy,
once independence is acquired.
The American example is. there
fore, of continuing Importance
both at home and abroad
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

The bill, previously passed by
the House, was adopted by the
Senate on April 8 after almost
two months of futile debate. II
was passed by vote of II TO 10
and returned to the House of
Representatives where it awaits
final action.
The NAAcP leader expressed
the conviction that the referee
plan embodied in the bill Con
stitutes an obstacle course which
the disfranchised southern Negro
voter will find not much easier
TO negotiate than the maze he
currently faces"
The full text of the NAACP
statement follows:
The Civil Rights Act of 1860
makes it perfectly clear that the
intent of the leadership in both
parties all along was TO produce
the very least that could be given
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

the civil rights label with a
straight face.
Obviously it was hoped, also,
that as much partisan mileage as
possible could be extracted from
it along the way. Either party
is welcome to whatever dubious
credit it can claim for its part
in the pairing down of what was
called last year moderate Eli
senhower proposal. The .Presi-
dent made no effort to save his
bill from the pruning hook and,
in fact, was pictured by confer
ees on April 5 as being happy"
with the wretched remnant. At
no time did Senate Majority
Leader Lyndon b. Johnson inter
vene to stay the hacking job be-
ing done by the Southern Demo
cratic membership.
Most of the sections of the bill
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Terms Civil Rights
Laws Biggest Task

ANN ARBOR - Mantle
sance of Americas strong
tradition of civil rights for
all people, irrespective of
race or wealth, religion or
color is the most important
task facing the legal profess
sion today, Associate Justice
William o. Douglas writes in
the current University OF
Michigan Law Review.
The impact of events in L. S.
courts will be felt internationally,
he continues:
The role of courts-indcpcnd.
ent and supreme in their own
domain-will be increasing as the
new nations of the world emerge.
These mountaineering nations
have written constitutions for
which our own Constitution often
serves as a model. The opinions
of their courts are filled with
citations of our own decisions.
What we as judges and lawyers
do at home today thus often be.
comes instantly important in
many other nations.
The major problems of The
newIy-emerging countries are not
entirely economic. They start
with the need 10 develop viabIe
societies along democratic lines.
This includes the maintenance
OF system Of checks and balsnc.
es. N means restraints on the
powers Of maiorities and the pro-
lection Of minorities. II means
an independent judiciary.
Some countries are filled with
racial and religious hatreds that
are so powerful as to endangcr
any fullfledged democratic de
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

by the Senate April 8. The Sen
ate made Is changes in the mes.
sure. originally passed by the
House.
The heart of the bill is a pro-
vision which would authorize
Federal courts to appoint referees
to register Negroes in are a 5
where voting discrimination is
found TO exist.
The bill also would crack down
on hate bombinss" and give the
courts a new weapon TO enforce
school desegregstion.
The Rules Committee action
assured final passage Of the bill
since il permitted the House to
act on the measure by a simple
majority vote. Without sue h
clearance. a two-thirds majority
would have been necessary.
HOUSE acceptance of the re.
visions will send the bill to Presi-
dent Eisenhower for his signature
and formally conclude the tur-
bulent election.year civil rights
battle that tied up the Senate
for the better part Of two months
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

as amended do little for civil
rights that could not be. done un-
der existing statutes if alert and
vigorous endorsements m owe
were continuing Federal policy
The only area in which the
bill makes any prctcnse of mean
ing business is Title vi. the so
called voter protection measure.
OF several alternatives. the JUS
tice Department referee plan
was the one chosen.
In our opinion. this plan con-
stitutes an obstacle course which
the disfranchiScd Southern Ne
gro voter will find not much cas-
Ter to negotiate than the maze he
currently faces. But il is the plan
which the Justice Department in
sisted would work and in whose
behalf the Attorney General sue
ccssfully resisted the suggestions
of the Civil Rights Commission,
of many members of Congress.
and of numerous distinguished
lawyers.
The country has a right to ex-
poet that the Department will
speedily and extensively demon
strate that this law can in fact
accomplish substantial registra-
ton and voting by colored citi-
zens who are now denied this
basic right.
We express our deep apprecia-
ton TO those liberals in both par
ties, who against opposition of
Congressional leadership, fought
through TO the end for vital rights
provisions, including Part Ill, a
workable voting rights section,
aid to school districts in comply
ing with the Supreme Courts de-
segregation decision, and a sta.
tutory basis for the Presidents
Committee on Government Con
tracts.
We are inviting all supporters
of civil rights TO join us in a re-
newed effort at the 1860 conven-
tions of both political parties,
in the 1860 election campaign
and in the 87th Congress, since
the Civil Rights Act of 1860 falls
short of meeting the needs OF
the people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
"A CATHOLIC PRESIDENT"
TWILL YOUR VOTE FOR CATHOLICISM
DEGRADE AMERICAN M0RALS?"
& 4 z IL

GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
ABSOLUTELY YES ! ELASTIC C0NSCIENCES OF A
SATAN BOUND" CLERGY ARE HISTORIC AND
D0cUMENTED I! TRIGCERED ABE lINc0LN's
ASSASSINATION u!
See CATHOLIC PRESIDENT. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
YOUTHS CLASH

Seven White youths and two
Negroes we're arrested in Savan-
nah. An 18-year-old white boy,
Melvin Bryant, suffered a slash
in the neck and was hospitalized.
Two other white teens and a
Negro youth suffered injuries re-
quiring hospital treatment.
Police estimated that 20 Me-
sroes and dozen white youths
took part in the fighting.
Savannah has been tense since
interracial fights at the lunch
counter of a downtown dime
store Saturday and Monday.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

Negroes marched on city hall
late Tue day TO protest the
bombing
Mayor West told the marchers
that you also have a response
hiliiy You all have the power
&c destroy this city so let's don't
have any mobs.
West met the marchers on the
city hall steps and answered
their questions.
He drew cheers when he said,
:" appeal 10 all citizens 10 end
discrimination. 70 have no big
ofry, no bias, no discrimination"
The marchers led by students.
marched in columns three and
four abreast, circling the David
son County Courthouse. Then
they held a prayer session on
the courthouse steps.
They dispersed quietly after
Vests remarks.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

Observation-Disclosures
The last huddle for the passage
Of a new civil rights legislation
should be confronted by Con.
gress Thursday
The next to the last barrier
was clean Tuesday when the
House Rules Committee, which
channels bills to the House floor,
voted 8 TO 4, TO accept the lcgis-
lation.
The bill. primarily designed 10
help Negroes vote was approved
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

Mayor Asks Citizens
10 End Discrimination
NASHVILLE. Tenn.

NASHVILLE, Tenn
Special - Mayor Ben West
appealed to Nashvillians to
end discrimination after the
bombing of a Negro attor-
ney'S home had inspired p
800 Negroes TO march on
city hall,
The home of Attorney L. Alex
ander LOBBY. 90. was bombed
as he and his wife slept. They
escaped injury
The dynamite ripped most of
Looby's home and blew out sew.
eraI windows Of Mehsrry Col
lese, which is located across the
street.
LOBBY said he felt the bomb.
ing was connected with sitdown
demonstrations since he had de-
Tended arrested Negro demon
strators.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
"INFALLIBILlTY OF THE CHURCH"
SAYS THE DEVIL j OF HIS re-!

BY George Salmon, 497 PIP. 1925
TODAY AS NEVER BEFORE, ROMAN cATHoLI-
cIsM is MAKING TREMENDOUS EFFORT TO CONQUER
AMERICA FOR ROME. Here is book which strikes at the
tap of Roman Catholic error THE ONE PRINCIPLE,
THE INFALLIBILITY OF THE CHURCH. IS RoME'S SOLE
SOURCE OF STRENGTH AND ITS ONLY EXCUSE FOR
BEING STRIP THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH OF THIS
See INFALLIBILiTY, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
Civil Rights Bill Fails
To Meet Need Wilkins

NEW YORK - The civil rights bill passed by the
Senate falls short of meeting the needs of the people,
NAACP Executive Secretary Roy Wilkins charges in state
ment this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
NAVIGATION Satellite SCORES
HIGH FOR U.S."

HIGH FOR IT,"
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Ala
KREMLlN COMPLAINS THAT THE US. IS BEING
TOO JEALOUS IN PERFEcTINc MILITARY MEANS,
WHILE ITS AMBASSADORS OF PEACE ARE PRE-
PAIRING FOR A MEETING AT THE SUMMIT
YOU ARE ENTITLED TO A SMILE, A cHUcKLE, OR
TWO. KHRUSHcHEV TOURS VARIOUS NATIONS AND
HIS TALK RANGES FROM FIRE AND BIRTHSTONE ON
THE ONE HANDWRITING ALL NATIONS A Ia COLI.
ATH, THE PHLisTINE OF GATH. WHOM LITTLE DAVID
SLEW so EASILY - WARNING GOLIATH THAT HIS
DOOM WAS SEALED, FOR DEFYING THE ARMIES OF
THE LIVING GOD
See SATELLITE. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23
JAWS DEVILS "llFE MORE ABUNDANTLY"

JAWS DEVILS life MORE ABUNDANTLY"
DEADLY!
DIVERS HUNT a CHRYSLER MEN
LOST IN LAKE ERIE AIR CRASH"
News 4-5)
"BOWlINC TOURNAMENT"
DEVILS ADAM-EvE FOlIIES!
The WORLD IS NOT A PLAYGROUND
REUTHER AND MAzEY. CRIMINALS. GIVEN
LEGALITY BY THE DEVILS DEMOCRATS.
INVOLUNTARY SATAN BOUND" OF WHOM
JESUS SAID: FEATHER FORGIVE THEM. FOR THEY
KNOW NOT WHAT THEY DO"
See JAW LIFE, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-04-23

SUPERLATIvE TRIBUTE FOR GODS DETROIT
TRIBUNE BY JEFFERSON GREEN. A RETIRED
STATlER EMPLOYEE OF SOME 30 to IS YEARS.
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF, c.s a.
OUR FRIEND. JEFF. A READER OF THE TRIBUNE
GOING BACK TO ALMOST THE YEAR OF ITS REsuR-
REcTioN FROM THE DEAD PHoNED US GOOD FRIDAY
MORNING, AND SAID:
MR. FRUEHAUF, JUST HAD TO CALL YOU THE
TRIBUNE FOR THIS WEEK IS BETTER THAN EVER"
WE ASKED: "ANYTHING SPEcIAL?"
ANSWER: mo. JUST GOOD ALL THE WAY
THROUGH"
See TRIBUTE. Page z
Evening star., 1960-09-08
Independent
Party Bid in
South Fails

COLUMBIA. s. c.. Sept. 8
(AP).-The movement to put
uncommitted presidential elec-
tors on the ballot in South
Carolina has collapsed. Lead
ers of an independent party
movement failed to muster the
necessary 10000 voter sigma
lures.
Only II persons attended a
final independent report meet
ing last night less than "a hours
before the deadline for present.
ing the petition bearing the
signatures to the South Caro-
lima Secretary Of State.
Leaders ripped open en-
velopes containing signatures
and counted 2.31S. State Rep
resentative Nat Cabell Of