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Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20

One mother usually weekend
mohers-n-law arrive at the same time news is made.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy H47 E. Wier entertained their mothers
with an informal gathering last Saturday night.
From left Mr. Starr Mrs. Olivia Ragand his mother from
Kansas City, No. Mrs. Octava Houston Mrs. Starts mother from
Lawton. Oklahoma and Mrs. Starr.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20

cious mansion which is insured
for $45, 200.
The attack followed picket pro-
tests caused by statement the
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20
MARSHALL KEPT
WAITING STILL

WASHINGTON, D. c. - Atty.
Thurgood Marshall still awaits
senate confirmation as a federal
circuit court Judge.
His first hearing was held on
May | and a lengthy one was just
completed last week.
A former counsel for the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement Of Colored People, he
was subjected to many queries
concerning that organizations
activities.
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20

Sone Hall celebrated her second birthday with which
honored her baby brother Granger
They look small In front of huge birthday which adorned
the table. However, their managed change
and shape.
They the children of Mr.. Hail. r.
Monroe ST. (Fhoto--Bobby Feard)
Arizona tribune., 1962-07-20
POWELL CHARGES
FANATICS IN ATTACK

WASHlNGTON,D.C. - Rep.
Adam C. Powell charged that
members of a fanatical group
who once tried to assassinate
former President Harry Tru-
man stoned his seaside villa in
Puerto Rico.
His wife and their six weeks
old son were occupying the spa
Evening star., 1962-07-26
APIS. UHFURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK bedrms,. All
eond. ground floor. Nf. bus, stores
and schools. S125 per mo. Vacant.
BLADENSBURG - 2 bedrms., all
cond. de luxe kit. balcony. Nr. bus,
stores. S127.50 per mo.
KEN DRUSKIN, Realtor Q4Q-4OOf
Evening star., 1962-07-26
HOUSES FURR. TO RENT
HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT

ACCOkEEK - 3-bedrm., lge. kit.
wIwasher, dryer and deep freeze.
S125. May also purch. like rent.
Charles e. Campbell, CH. S-4400.
ALBEMARLE ST., 4311-Ch. Ch.,
D. C. S265, dec, partly furn., q
rms, ga baths, 4 bedrooms.
DAVID z. BARRY CO.
Evening star., 1962-07-26
HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AIR CONDITIONED
New det. brick 4-bedrm. rambler In
N. Portal Estates. Priced in mid
sos. EX. 3-6231 or TU. 2-6353.
AIR CONDITIONED TOWN HOUSE
in the very fashionable Briarciiff-
Spring Valley area-Real style
and class. in the true GEORGE
town" manner. Charming beyond
wordsl 3 bedrooms. 2h baths.
Beautiful trees. Priced in Low
40s! FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC,
DI. 7-1411. Evenings. WO. 6-43S5,
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK = Only
$1S,950. A real find in this con-
venient and greatly preferred area.
An excellent brick attached town
house in very clean condition and
bargain priced for quick sale. 6
rms. and tile bath. Fun bsmt.
and garage. Short walk to bus.
BETTER HURRY! Call our up
town office It'll pm, KE. 7-1S00.
SHANNON & LUCHS
REALTORS SINCE 1905
5000 CONN. AVE.
CONTINUED on Next Page.
Evening star., 1962-07-26
ARAPTs. UHFURMIsHED-D. s.APTs. UHFURHIsHED-D. O. !

RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, I50,
apts. % and Al. Spacious arm.
kit; and bath apis: Excel eond;
S99.50 Adults. ]. DALLAS GRADY
A. SON CO 5-H220
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
emaksrs for they shall
It's State Fair Time Again
For Our Michigan Homemakers

Michigan homcmakers already
are mulling over favoritc recipes
and transforming cotton feed
bags into prize-winning clothing
and household items in prepar.
alton for the July 81 entry dead
line for the 18th Michigan State
Fair. August "a through Septem-
Der 3 - one week earlier this
year.
Polly Lucrs, director OF the
Home Arts Department, said that
of interest TO many women is a
new competition wall hanc.
ines. These NAV he hand woven,
crewel embroidery in wool on
lincn) or any other type Of en-
broidcred stitchery.
Crewel cmbroidering. an an
cient art dating back to the Tu-
dor Queens. was revived last year
at the Michigan State Fair and
proved so popular that entries
this year will be judged in clas-
ses. wall hanging. chair back or
seat (unmountcd). footstool and
handbag Prizes are listed for
each class.
Deleted from this years list OF
contests are doilics and handker-
chiefs.
Recognizing the challenge to
any woman who sews - creating
smart apparel and unusual house
hold accessories from feed or
flour bags - the Home Arts De
partment again will offer cash
prizes totaling S100 and a Ken
more portable sewing machine TO
contestants in this category.
City dwellers who don't use
cotton bags frequently obtain the
empty sack from suburban feed
dealers. The attractive floral
prints, candy stripes. checks and
plads designed by leading tex
tile designers are often made of
fine 80.squarc pcrcalc. comparable
to fabrics sold al yard goods
counters
Further information and entry
blanks may be obtained from the
Home Arts Department. Michigan
State Fair. Detroit 3. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
N4CWC To Honor
Leaders In AH Fields
During Convention

WASHINGTON Some two
dozen Of the nations outstanding
citizens will be honored by the
National Association of Colored
Women's Clubs during the Associ-
atoms 33rd biennial convention
at the Sheraton Park Hotel
July 20 August 3.
Heading the list of honorees.
who will be cited at the NACWC
Awards Night program Thursday.
August 2. are Secretary Of Labor
Arthur Goldberg. DR.. Jonas Salk
labor leaders Walter Reuther and
A. Philip Randolph. Bishop Joseph
Gomez of Cleveland, Ohio, Dean
mabel B. Lindsay Of the Howard
University School of Social Work.
and the four Negro IT, S. Con-
gressmen - Charles C. Diggs.
Jr. a.. Mich). William Dawson
d.. Ill), Robert n. {. Nix 3D..
Pa), and Adam Clayton Powell
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

Exciting tales pirates sailing the search I & o. sn
always stir the Imagination The early history OF te
Islands rich with of pirate ships nnGng h ot capture
ports cruising steahy along the shores vhy oi an
the spirit of these daring royer ana hs nexpensve
the summer season! n rev
items purchased at your toy shop will furnish me aeeo
coorfu pirate ship. telescope COINS stmos-
The menu will provide the authentic virgin ssnus aa,os
phere by featuring world famous Virgin anus sd 18th rum
and combination fruit and meat salad served w
dressing These recipes will find favor win your
md enhance your reputation as an imssma"'e '
TREASURE CHEST sALAD
Arrange cups Of each OF the following on oeu ~ nine
large platter fresh sIawnefrse ss ham strips Arrange
fruits one Bounce package American cheese het;rs
strips each ripe olives nnq wse'
Combine 1 cup mayonnase cup Virgin Ssnos svas ns
tablespoons orange juice; serve with saad. eet'eS
BUCCANEERS GRAPE RUM COOLER
Combine cans (6onces each frozen % we'll
~ Virgin Islands ngnt rum, @ po,sr
Stir in bottles Qpint 12-ounces each) csrsona'so
over ice into tall glasses Serves D.
PIRATE PINEAPPLE DRINK
Cut slice from tops small pineapples; scoop oui pu
leaving znch shell Reserve pulp and JUICE place ~ S Iisb
bender and blend until smooth Combine plnesppds
syrup. tablespoon chopped mint is cups s IN nine
dark and cups water; chui moroukhv os''r :" -
apple shells Serves
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
~ tff's A'Isstes

3D.. N.Y..
These and some one dozen
other leaders. yet to be named.
will be cited for their outstand-
ing contributions in the area OF
human relations The awards will
he presened by NACWC Presi-
dent Rosa L. Gragg of Detroit
Some l.500 delegates represen-
tine NACWC affiliates in Al states
and the District of Columbia are
expected to attend the weeklong
convention. Immediately preced-
ING the NACWC meeting will be
the biennial convention of its
youth affiliate the National AS
sociaiion of Colored Girls which
meets July 81 and % at Howard
University.
More than $40 girls from %
states and the District OF Colum-
hia are expected 10 be on hand
for the meeting. which wi" he
devoted TO discussion RI THE
World of Work" The Women's
bureau Of the Department OF
Labor and Howard University
arc Joining NACWC in sponsor
ing the girls conference.
In meeting in Washington, the
National Association of Colored
Womens Clubs will he returning
10 the scene of its founding IN
1896. From the original 200 wo-
men of 66 years ago. the national
service organization has grown
to its present membership OF
more than 100000
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
June 1862 Park
Attendance Up

over $4,000 persons visited
Metropolitan Beach along Lake
ST. Clair in June to establish
new record for the month while
attendance at the other two major
recreation sites of The Huron
Clinton Metropolitan Authority
were at near-record levels.
Kensington Metropolitan Park
southeast Of Brighton reported
over $4,000 persons used its Ia
cilitics in June. a slight dip from
the record 374.000 set in June
of 1859.
June attendance totals. for Ken
sington Metropolitan Park during
tho last five years are: 1858 =
27l 900; 1959-374,00 1860 -
29c 600. 305,000; and 1862
1862 .OOO.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

the new ease in bedmaking that
these Stretch-Fits provide.
The sheets have a stretchable
edging at top and bottom and
around all four corners. They
just snap into place.
OF course, one Of the reasons
fitted sheets are so popular is that
they require little or no ironings
Now they fit more smoothly than
ever. And they stay that way, no
matter how much the sleeper may
toss and turn. They promise to
save the homemaker q great deal
Of time and trouble in daily bed-
making.
At first the new Stretch Fits
will come in white only, to be
paired with a favorite print in
pillowcases. Later on, all the
lovely printed sheets will have .
Stretch-Fit style, too.
Luckily, these new sheets win
be sale priced in August, q fine
American custom which budget
minded women honor every yeax
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
l64 Girls At
Camp Cavcll

The YWCA's Camp Cavell or
Lake Huron, near Lexington.
Mich, was buzzing with excite
ment and filled TO capacity last
Friday July l3) with the arrival
of l42 girls for the second two
weeks camping session.
On hand to show them around
were % girls who had attended
Cavell's first session and are re-
naming through the second.
Immediately. the new girls ex-
plored the lovely beach where
they would swim every day. visit
ed the stables to be introduced
to the horses they would ride,
and decided what other sports
and crafts they wanted to learn.
Registrations for both the third
and fourth camping periods -
July 20 Aug. 10 and Aug. ii
"a - are still being taken. accor-
ding to Miss Elizabeth Kitchcll.
Camp Cavell director.
A limited number of vacancies
for girls IA TO l8 years old are
available in the third session.
July % Aug. 10. and there are
openings for all ages % to l8)
in the fourth session. Aug. ll-24
she said.
Registrations NAV be made ri
the Camp Cavell office at Central
Branch YWCA. 2230 Witherell
ST Detroit |.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

sandwich package" that's full the devil
next picnic easily and encngy Just fill followed
round loaf of unsced bread with sandwiches
scoopngs The sandwich filings made with layers
spicy deved ham, cheese tomato and onion The whole
package" is wrapped in protective
ready to tote is or bundled i'm a ay-coored napkin
Crisp fresh vegetables such caons green pepper
garnsh the package ITSELF baby tomatoes celery ov
radhes and cucumbers be carried along separately
find the deyicous sandwich package" different and encng
way Of producing sandwiches at the picnic ground.
DEvILICIOUS SANDWICH PACKAGE.
! 2lb. loot dound unsiced bread 6 slices
devied hom scolions
IL slices Swiss cheese
IL slices
slices
Cut loaf she'll Slice hearty
shell goInish
ond rerigerote Take
wdches will fresh Serve with fresh vegetables orse
sondwiches.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

The course leads 10 q bachelor
OF science degree in Industrial
Management.
The new curriculum covers
science. industrial engineering
human behaviour and economics
Students may select from Two
major courses accounting and
management Both allow the stu
dent . election of elective sub.
jecfs In addition to the prescribed
ones.
Following acceptance of appli
cations, students will register al
LIT. starting September 10, with
classes getting under way Sep,
tember IL.
Those completing the new In
dustrial Management program
will be equipped to fill many
types of positions which require
managers with an educational
background allowing them TO
communicate effectively with the
scientists and engineers in their
plants.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Here's How TO
Make Your Own
frozen Dinners

ANN ARBOR - Want to ex.
pertinent in making your own
frozen dinners? According to
dietitians at The University of
NJ ic h igan c e nter, it is
easy, a great tinfe saver, and re-
markably economical on the fam
lily budget.
When you are cooking one Of
the famiIy's favorife meals, ssy
the U-M food specialists, add ex.
ira potatoes. vegetables and meet
so you'll be sure 70 have several
more servings than YOU need.
Arrange these extra servings
in divided aluminium pans, seal
tightly with foil and freeze quick
ly for future use.
Simply heat. add a salad and
beverage. and you're set TO sur.
prise your family some summer
evening with one OF their favo-
rite "hot meals"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Course On Industrial
Management added
10 LIT Eueni,1g Dir.

The mushrooming need for per-
sonnel trained In the scientific
aspects of management has
brought a revised program OF
Industrial Management courses
At Lawrence Institute of Techno.
logy
And. for the first time. the
Industrial Management curricu-
Ium will be offered in the Even
inc Division as well as Day Di-
vision at the Ten Mile-NOrth-
western College.
Applications are now being ac-
copied Deadlinc for filing the
applications is August IL.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
lucage Teacher
Does Too Much
For Control

ANN ARBOR - The average
teacher puts TOO much effort into
trying to control the pupils, says
Ned Flanders, University Of
Michigan professor of education.
Too often the control held by
. teacher creates on undesirable
dependence on the teacher that
defrsefs from . pupils learning, /"
Flanders says.
The U--M educator, who has
spent years in educational re.
search, believes teachers and par.
enfs "sre creating . dependent.
prone generation" in the class
room and home. This situation
can present a great danger in the
future if il leads to acceptance
of national conformity and auth.
0ritarianism. he states.
The tcachcr-by law, tradition
and expectation of the pupil =
has control over the pupil" he
points out. mo child can con.
Siantly flaunt the authority OF
the teachers, and no teacher can
avoid his power Of control, and
therefore the challenge to teach
crs is how to exercise this con-
troll Flanders says.
While a pupil is in school,
the teacher exerts control over
him about two-thirds of the time
by means of instruction, issuing
dircctivcs, or other means.2 But
there should be a shift closer TO
half the time. Flanders says, so
that the pupil has less dependency
on rcacting TO teacher and is
encouraged to use more OF his
time for actual learning.
"A pupil uses his 'buiIf.in rsdsT
10 observe fhe teacher and then
react accordingly. Flanders says.
This leads TO . 'bviIt-in dspen-
denee' Of the pupil on the teach
er.
The problem" he says, lis
how to cut down on control by
a teacher, and still sharpen the
pupils interests and skills.'
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
40 WORK sToPPAGES
REClN IN MAY

WASHINGTON - Approximate
" 440 work stoppages. involving
1876. 900 workers, began in May
1862, according to preliminary
estimates of the u. S. Labor De-
partment's Bureau of Labor Sta
tistics. An additional 1875 stop.
pages continuing from April
brought the number of workers
directly idled in May to approx
mafely 240,000.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
PANEL NAMED
IN MARITIME DISPUTE

WASHINGTON - Secretary OF
Labor Arthur J. Goldberg APP
pointed three members TO public
board to inquire into the dispute
involving the Seafarers' Inter
national Union which resulted IN
the picketing of certain Canadi-
an-operated ships.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21


the first time
during August
White Sales.
Women who
wouldn't make
a bed without
fitted sheets
are going to be
even more de.
lighted with
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
DRIVE SAFELY
Sheets with q !
TWO.Way Stretch

Z Now why hasn't someone
thought of this before! Fitted
sheets with a stwo-way stretch
are the newest invention in the
industry and viii be in stores for
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

TARLEToNs cHRIsTEN NEW ADDITION = Front row. Ir
Maxcne Green Brenda Tareton Taeon 2nd Row.
Ter Mrs Burnel Tarleton Baby Christine Burnell Tarleton
Rep Maxine Young godmother
Sunday July 18TH State Maxcne Young became the god
mother of the daughter, Christine Taeon of Mr. and Mrs
Burne Taeon The christening place the Tried Stone
Baptist Church. Rev Terrell pastor reception followed the
home of the Tarletons at 1926 Tuxedo
Evening star., 1962-10-10
High French
Official Meets
With Kennedy
sy the Associated Press

French Foreign Minister
Maurice Couve de Murville con-
ferred for an hour and Is min
utes with President Kennedy
yesterday on the problems of
Berlin, Laos, the Congo and
Cuba.
Mr.. Couve de Murville would
make no comment on the talks
as he left the White House. He
told newsmen that United
States Secretary of State Rusk
would have q great deal to tell
them, but Mr.. Rusk, who had
been In on the talks, did not
wait to see reporters.
From other sources 1t was
learned that Mr.. Kennedy and
Mr.. Couve de Murville con-
ferred mostly on the Berlin sit
uation and the possibility Of
new moves by Soviet Premier
Khrushchev.
The two men repeatedly rec
ognized that the East West dis
pute over Berlin is at q serious
stage and may easily become
dangerous, depending on what
the Soviet government decides
to do about It. There has been
increasing talk among Western
leaders In recent weeks that
Mr.. Khrushchev probably will
sign q separate peace treaty
with the Communist East Ger
man regime within the next
few months.
White House Press Secretary
Pierre Salinger named the four
principal topics Mr.. Kennedy
and the French Foreign Min
lister had discussed.
He said Mr.. Kennedy wanted
to take the opportunity Of Mr..
Couve de Murville's visit to the
United Nations in New York to
see him here to review some of
the outstanding problems in
which the United States and
France have a great interest.
They did not discuss the pos
sibility of q visit by French
President de Gaulle to the
United States, Mr.. Salinger said.
French Ambassador Herve
Alphand. Mr.. Rusk, new United
States Ambassador to France
Charles E. Bohlen, and william
r. Tyler, Assistant Secretary of
State for European Affairs,
Joined in the meeting.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Metal Furniture
Concerns Accept
Antitrust Pact
BY the Associated prsss

Nine manufacturers Of metal
office furniture charged with
ANTITRUST law violations in 1860
agreed yesterday to refrain
from agreements on price fixing
or territory allocations in the
future.
The Justice Department said
the agreement was contained
in papers filed in United States
District Court in Buffalo, N. Y.
A department spokesman said
the agreements, in the form of
proposed consent judgments,
will become final in 80 days.
The department said these
eight agreed to q judgment
ending civil antitrust suits in
volving metal office furniture
General Fireproofing Co.,
Youngstown. Ohio; Globe -Wer-
nfcke Co., Norwood, Ohio;
Shaw Walker Co., Muskegon,
Mich; Yawman & Erbe Mfg
Co., Rochester, N. Y; Art
Metal, Inc, jamestown, N. Y;
Steelcase. Inc, Grand Rapids,
Mich; Sperry Rand Corp,
New York, and All Steel Equip
ment Co., Aurora, III.
The department said Diebold,
Inc, Of Canton. Ohio, signed
azseparate Judgment in another
suit involving fire-resisting
filing cabinets. Also named In
that suit and signing q consent
Judgment covering it were Gen.
eral Fireproofing, Steelcase,
Sperry Rand and Art Metal.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Troop Cut Due
In ThaiIand
D. ths AsaocIated Presa

The United States plans to
withdraw the 5000 American
troops still in Thailand, State
Department officials report.
No date was set but the Of
ficials said yesterday the with
drawal will not take place
until after more discussions
with the Thai government and
will depend on the status OF
Communist forces In neigh
boring Laos.
II these North Wet Namese
troops remaining in the Com
l11unist-controlled area of Laos
are pulled out, said officials.
1t will no longer be necessary
to keep United States REIN
forcements on the Thai border.
But If activity of the Com
muHiist forces shows q need
for renewed vigilance, the off,
cials said. the American battle
group and supporting air
Squadrons will continue their
patrol activities and possibly
be reinforced.
North Wet Nam has officially
notified the neutral govern
ment of Laos that all It's troops
and technicians have been
Withdrawn from the country.
However. only a few went
through the checkpoint manned
by the international Control
Commission, and United States
intelligence reports indicate
several thousand North Wet
Nar1ese have remained behind.
Evening star., 1962-10-10
Ancient Carving
Designs Displayed

Stone rubbings" made from
ancient carvings in Thailand
and Csmbodia are on display
this month at the Administra-
ton Building Of the Arlington
Public Schools, 1925 North
Quincy street.
Mrs. Francine Faulhaber, an
art teacher, transferred the de-
signs onto rice paper using oil
paint.
Evening star., 1962-10-10

Enjoy nutritious beef liver
souteed with onions and
served with crisp slices OF
bacon.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

Thomas Lemons In giving Q
buffet supper on Thursday
night for the horse show
crowd, and Mrs. T. Kenneth
Ellis, vice-president and
secretary, gave her usual
number Of parties for the ex-
hibitors, judges and close
friends.
j. North Fletcher Of War
renton had his hands full in
judging the hunters and
breeding classes. Gordon
Wright, major-domo Of in
structors. marked the Jump
ers with Msgr. E. L. Melton,
and judged the equitation
alone. The other hunter
judges were Norman H. Hall,
Msgr. Melton and Mrs.
Edgar Scott. All Of them
could be called "cave-dwel-
lers" Of The Homestead since
they come back year after
year and, like the trees, be-
come more rooted in the
panorama Of the show.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
ASK DOROTHY DRAPER
EARLY American
Is Good Mixer

can get along anywhere
with anybody. So therel
IS &*
Mrs. A. A. asks:
My living room Is giving
me a problem. My divan and
chair are a very pretty shade
of sky blue yet If you put
another shade Of blue near
it it has a look Of aqua to
it. We were planning to get
two lilac high backed chairs
to put on each side of our
picture window with our low
commode in front of the
window. But after looking at
lilac chairs my husband and
I both thought they looked a
little drab. The other day he
took my true-red cherry
throw pillow from the den
and put it on the divan., We
both liked the effect. but
can't imagine how it would
go in the room. Can you
please help us out in this
matter?"
Dear Mrs. A. A:
Your husband has a good
eye for color. Why not have
the two chairs in cherry red
and toss a couple of small
cherry-red pillows on the
sofa so that the red chairs
won't be lonesome.
Mrs. N. E. B. asks:
II have quite a collection
Of baskets for bread, nuts,
etc., and use them all. Where
can I keep them?"
Dear Mrs. N. E. B.:
Group them together on a
wall in your kitchen or fam
lily room. They will be handy
as well as decorative.
Copyright, 1862, Dorothy Draper)
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