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The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Yes, We All Talk
A TEXTBOOK
by MARCUS n. BoULWARE

QUESTION; Our club is think.
ing of using ROBERTS RULES
OF ORDER as its manual OF au.
thority. Would you consider this
a good choice ? Vim.
ANSWER: This manual is
considered the last word on par.
liamentary law. but it is toe
advanced for the average club
member II is designed for those
persons who are we'll versed on
parliamentary procedure. Hence.
many national organizations car
profit from its use.
For the average small club. I
recommend a simpler book. For
example. TEXTBOOK on PAR.
LIAMENTARY LAW, published
by the Macmillan Company with
offices in New York City. Allan.
Ia, and Dallas. This book as.
sumes that the student knows
nothing about parliamentary pro.
cedure. and therefore discusses
The fundamental PRINCIPLES, civ.
ing the reasons behind the pur.
poses Of the various motions.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

question before Us is Car The
buyer &c. The same kind q ozsir
Information from the pscks-e
that ne once could eet from ihe
clerk OF store owner T-is q1es
ton IS answered by ire pack
ages themselves II many cases
he tsrno;.
We learned whsi ever
ho1Sewife already knows - that
rational shopping II iodsys rsr
kei IS difficult. Il not impossible
and this is 10 fault of he shop
per Too often The psckszirg and
labelling practices mislesd rather
than inform Ye; these practices
are within present lsa's ard reg.
uis.icrs
As Z necessary ingredient 10
the night 70 be informed. the
buyer has 3 righ, 10 know not
merely what produce is inside
: package. but hoz much OF the
product is in there. and how
much il costs on Z unit basis.
And the buyer has the right 10
have this basic information pre-
sented in 2 manner readily seen
and understood
legislation which We hope will
make rational shopping possible
hY securing 10 the consumer his
right 10 BE informed viii short.
" be introduced in Congress
We are cooperating with the
President in this effort.
President Kennedy's consumer
proeTan places proper emphasis
on the rights Of the American
consumer
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

: ~ s8r1.Yyrs q The career
sernice ne Spanish Aner.csn
Va s1d me Indian Wars In.
Z ct'ees erterng he sers.ce
slrte tcnt.9slon - ne Korean
cDrf.~ De< emDsr u 1856. sre
ri ire.seec
Ns'lcrXlcs The total number
II .ef4rsns Is 1852 began stood
- y sss 90 ~4th 1873 90
Wcsi1 Var II veterans. 4-542. .OJ1
Koresr sc'ersns 25ilO 90 World
Var kyrsltors and l47 OO1
o'ne's fro m're career service.
me Spanish American War. and
ne Indian Wars
Cf tneAe totals VA records
lrdirste there ere fewer than
Z 10 yeiersns under q years oi
sge y1' more than 1900 oser
sze 75 Average sze II sll yeter-
snA s approximately ~ years
Old
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
TINE CHRISTINE THING ON RACE
IS The RIGHT THING :"

DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. JUNE 4. 1852
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
1905, 900 Living War
Veterans In Michiqon

Michigan has IN estimated
l.JG ~ iislng ar veteran. ".
me tst.s u The most feteni
surrey made - ;ne veteran
Administration a. 1852 hegsn
K " Fl,zeersic. Msnsges ~
the VA Regional office 4, De
ifolf ss.c that IN u month -
from June iStJ n De,er t,ef
lDfl--,he .efersns population u
Michigan Declined approximately
4ftO ne explained ttst grave
feglsirst.Dns !Dr .e'ersr. r. n
state are syerss..g vnre nan
eJO . month
~ ne Mien.9sn 3eters,s
69D 90 we're HDrl1 Nsr n So
ersns II 1hicn 81 m s.I ss~
se-.lfe IN ine Kvfs1 Corsrf
Knresn .etefsns sfe Istec q;
23s % There 4e,e ~ M y.r
wars u Horic W. 10 Ds
cember siong <.th sn es'lrstec
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Rules For Bike Riding
Listed By Safety Bureau

Many Detroit bicycle riders and
their parents. are still confused
about the way younggter should
ride his bike on the street. ac-
cording 10 Inspector Reyniear
Stats. commanding officer Of the
Detroit Police Department Traf.
fis Safety Bureau
With the coming OF warm wea.
ther and longer hours Of day.
light, motorists can expect TO
find an additional peril in the
form of bicycles.
However. with driving a full
time job. this article is directed
TO the boys and girls and par
ents alike as violation OF the
traffic law is responsible for
the great majority of accidents.
This is true not only of acci-
dents in motor vehicles. but also
10 bicycle riders.
The following traffic rule s
MUST be obeyed as they apply
TO bicycles:
l. Riders MUST OBEY all
traffic regulations. All bicycle
riders must obey the same laws
as drivers. You MUST OBEY
red and green signal lights. stop
signs, etc.
2. Enter STREETS CAUTI.
OUSLY: You must not cause
another vehicle to stop or swerve
in order to avoid you.
3. KEEP TO RIGHT SIDE OF
ROAD: Must keep to the right
side Of the street as near the
curb as possible and right in the
same direction as the flow OF
traffic.
a ONLY ONE PERSON ON
a BICYCLE.
5. RIDING AT NIGHT: White
light on front. red reflector on
the rear.
6. you MUST HAVE A IL
( CENSE on YOUR BICYCLE. The
fee Is si00. GOOD for tho life of
YOUR bike at your neighbOrhood
police station.
7 UNDER ~ YEARS nFl
AGE MUST RIDE ON SIDE
WALK:
The City Ordinance demands that
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Appeal Conviction OF
Miss. NAACP Leader

CLEVELAND. Miss - Aaron
Henry. president Of the Mississip-
pi State NAACP. will appeal his
conviction on a morals charge
by white Mississippi jury.
He was sentenced TO 60 days
in jail and fined $3.50. Immedi-
siely following sentence in the
Bolivar County Court on May
%. bond Of $500 was posted and
an appeal 10 the Circuit Court
noted.
macist. was arrested last March
macist. va sarresteu last March
and convicted in q Justice of the
Peace Court on charges Of max
ing immoral advances towards
teenage white boy. He was
sentenced 10 six months in pris.
on and fined $50. The case was
appealed TO a court Of record.
Al the time Of the first convic.
tion, NAACP Executive Secre-
tary Roy Wilkins denounced the
proceedings as "a frame-up calcu-
lated 10 intimidate civil rights
fighters in Mississippi.
This despicable charge he
said. was brought against Mr..
Henry in line with Mississippi's
program Of smearing. harassing
and seeking TO intimidate Ma
ACP leaders and other freedom
fighters"
Mr.. Henry has taken the lead
ership in successful vote regis
tration drives in Mississippi and
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

persons under u years Of age
MUST only ride on the side.
walk People over IL years OF
age and under IL. may ride in
the street with parents written
PERMISSION on their person
While this article appears TO
have been directed to the child
ren. nevertheless. MFR. and Mrs.
Parent. il is your responsibility
that your children OBEY AND
RESPECT these traffic ordi.
nances.
PREACH SAFETY; AND THEN
PRACTICE WHAT you
PREAcHl
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

n seleciive buying campaigns
in Clarksdale He is the recogniz-
ed leader of the civil rights
struggle in Mississippi.
The May 23rd trial attract
ed wide attention. The court.
room was crowded with both
Negro and white spectators in
cluding a sizeable delegation Of
State College students from
Cleveland.
Defending the Mississippi lead.
er were NAACP General Counsel
Robert L. Carter and Jawn Sand.
ifer Of New York City and X.
Jess Brown of Vicksburg. AT the
opening Of the trial. counsel
challenged the segregated seat
ing in the courtroom. The motion
10 desegregate was denied. Siren
uous objection was also made
10 the practice Of calling Negro
witnesses BY their first names.
Some 10 character Witnesses
religious leaders. educators. pro-
fesslonal and business people Of
the CON munity testified to Mr..
Henry's good character.
The defense charged that Mr..
Henry had been unlawfully ar
rested. that his automobile was
unlawfully searched. that the
affidavit on which he was tried
IN the lower court was illegal
and defective. and that there was
no corroborating evidence to sup
port the charge against him.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
FEAR No EVJz-
Behold GsL Lover
Ms,.h;r Him.
Bx ELlzAsETH ELLINGTON

elderly people. The Word
destroys error. and brings
Truth TO light with wonder.
iul attraction.
The history Of Christian.
ify furnishes sublime proofs
OF the supporting influence
and protecting power be-
slowed on man by his heay-
enly Fat her, omnipotent
Mind. who gives man faith
and understanding whereby
to defend himself. not only
from temptation, but from
bodily suffering" 'Science &
Health, p. 387:20
Jesus speaking of his Fa-
ther and his spiritual self
said:
"Sanctify them through
thy truth: thy word is truth.
And for thy sakes |
sancufy myself, that they
also might be sanctified
through the truth.
Neither pray ! for these
alone. but for them also
which shall believe on me
through their word.
20 righteous Father. the
world hath not known Tree:
but ! have known thee, and
these have known that thou
hast sent me.
And | have declared unto
them thy name, and will de-
clare it: that the love where
with thou hast loved me may
be in them, and ] in them.
John ~: IL. lo. 20.25. 26)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
Senator Philip A. Hunts
REPORT from
WASHINGTON

cen, Een-edy has -cvec
- r-sttre - TIE cynsl--er re
sys<-e gnty e cur free eernpei
's,se eecr0sny r-qsres
pr t,s f.rs ,r.e z Are-.csr
t-s,c-s Prcslceng hss seni =
re Congress SPECIAL message
u fEoie.f.1ns ~ The conEurn.
- sex, Etr,e5y's -esssee {.
Nsse. i5,n is Z eitec' : Dili
= -rhts sor re crrs.r,e- These
-rt.s ne President sad .ncl1de
re -gr' . kste.s he r.zn' q
* Informed The rght = choose
sro re rer, . - heard
or as,.ors. interest requires
that concern for ihe rights Il
cOnSCrers oe rns jor govern
rnents. function The president
ssic Il consumers are offered
inferior pr1cBtts 4 prices are
exhorDitsnl Il drugs are unsafe
or worthless il the consumer is
unable u choose on any infsrrn ri
basis. then his dollar IS wasted
his health and safety may be
threatened and the national De
interest suffers Or the other
hsnc .rcressed efforts n make
the best possible Use ~ their
incomes can contribute more 70
the xell.begir ~ most families
than equivalent efforts 70 rslse
their incomes
This conviction II the Presi
drr's has been dearly cyidenc
ed in : new consumer orients
ton throughout government
agencies
Ir his message 10 Congress
The President pinpoirted admin
is'ra'ise and legislative programs
70 strengthen the national econ
ony rs improving consumer
knowledge choice and protec
iion
In that part Of his program
concerning truth in packaging.
President KENNEDY referred 10
the Investigation that I have con.
Quoted during the past year on
deceptive pscksging and labelling
81 market basket items
Our investigation revealed
that the new salesman in the
market is now the package The
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16

In the 9Th Chapter OF keye-
lsiion We find the Apostle
John writing the revelation
Of Christ Jesus. and the ever
presence OF the Kingdom OF
heaven. now and forever.
Thou art worthy, o Lord.
10 rscsivs glory and honor
and power; for thou hast
created all things end Tor
my pleasure they are and
we're eresfsd.
And God saw everything
that he had made, and, be-
hold. il was very good
Christian Science teaches.
The divine Principle. or
Spirit. eomprehends and ex-
presses all. and oil must
therefore be as perfect as
the divine Principle is per-
feet. Nothing is new TO Spir-
il. Nothing can be novel TO
eternal Mind. the author OF
all things who from oil eier-
nifty knoweth His own ideas.
Science and Health. BY Mary
Baker Eddy. p 5l8
II is through the Truth
divine Principle that all peo.
pie in the entire universe
viii come out OF the false
belief OF q power other than
Gods power, and that eyi.
can rule our heavenly Fa.
ther's harmonious creation.
When the Word is ex
planned spiritually. il has a
powerful me aiming tC
youth. middle age. and tc
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-16
VIC VET
SAYS

Q-I have read that CT loans
have ended for Wo-io War Il
vetersns
A--Werid War n veterans be
gin 70 lose cl loan eligibility a.
fsr July Is. 1862 according 70
this formula: To the fen-yesr
period following their last dis
charge from active wartime ser
vice add ene year for each three
months Of active service. The
date SO reached is fhe terrrirs-
fion OF their Ci loan eligibility
with these f'so exceptions -
iAl IL that date is before July
IS. 1862. they still have. BY Law.
vr.iI July IS. 1867. 10 make
loan applications; lBl the final
termination OF World War n eli
sibiIify is July Is. 1857. no mat.
Ter what their individual date
may be. Veterans should note
that LOAN APPLICATION
means the actual application by
the lending agency 70 the Va
fer guaranty and not she veter
ans request FOR . Loan
Q-Are there any VA educa.
iionsl benefits for children whose
veieran-parent is still alive ,
A--No. The VAS educational
on the fact that the vefersn-psr.
benefits for children sse based
ent is dead end thus unable 70
provide fhe ehild's education.
O-Can young people entering
the service today take out Gl
insurance =?
A-cI insurance is no longer
being issued.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05

In Helena
Benefit Dance Oct. Is For
Stricken Railman's Daughter

A benefit dance has been scheduled
Saturday night, October 10, 1862, at
the Eagles Hall in Helena for Elaine
Cook Mercer, %, and mother of
four-year- son. Elaine is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Cook, longtime
residents of Townsend. Mr.. Cook is
a 30-year member of the Brotherhood
of Maint enance of Way
The benefit dance is being staged
by friends of the Cook family who
realize the tremendous financial bur
den which has resulted from Mrs.
MERGERS illness, extensive surgery and
disqualification and treatment for
brain tumor.
This letter is not intended to exert
pressure or create any feeling Of obl1-
cation. 1t does, however, represent an
effort on behalf of Mrs. MERGERS won
derful family, who have given medi-
cine and medical aid out of their love
for their daughter when the tragedy
hit. This gives all of us an opportunity
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05
Deplores Helena City Dads
UN Decision

Editor, The Peoples Voice:
The decision by the State of Mon
tanas Governor, Mr.. Tim Babcock, to
refrain from declaring a United Ma
TONS Day in Montana is a shocking
occurrence which strikes deeply at the
roots of our only existing hope for
freedom in Montana. The United Ma
lions lacks perfection as do it's mem
bers, but it is all we have between us
and holocaust. Only Mississippi joins
Montana in feeling that the United
Nations does not deserve a day. I am
also seriously disturbed by the City
of Helena which has not the courage to
join the other municipalities of the
State in declaring a city-wide observ-
ance. Surely none can deny the many
achievements of the United Nations in
such fields as health, meterology, edu-
cation, trade, labor, even in assisting
posts and air travel. The United Ma
tions may need changes, but no organ
ization can be superior to the morality
of all of those who compose lit. Very
truly yours-BRADFORD HARRISON
III, Independent Candidate for the
United States Senate from Montana
in 1864.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05
Agency Hits Ad Claims
OF SaffIoWer Shortening

SALT LAKE CITY-(CNS)-
Safflower shortening won't prevent
heart disease and any such claims
are illegal, a federal agency says.
Food & Drug Administration
continued its fight against such
claims by seizing 81 cases of
safflower shortening here last
month. FDA officials say they are
also checking national advertising
for similar illegal claims.
FDA has hired a survey team
to find out what the average man
or woman thinks such words as
"unsaturated'' and Glow in chol-
esteroP mean.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05
Bankruptcy Faces
Another Montana Firm

Deer Ed;
line sad retched. Bum Shelturs Obs.
Inc) liz facin diffycultys. Congruss hez
passed a appropriation NV 38 millyen
dollers fer fallout sheltur resurch an
suvays an a promisin new industry fer
Montana Obs. Inc) il facin exstink-
shen.
How kin aprivute industry like Obs.
Inc) expeck to make a profut with a
dern demycratick government en-
croaching an competeeshun in the biz
Miss. Dern all demycrats anyhow. An
jist when we wuz havin CRATE hopes
NV DISMISS; with the dern Rushins
shipin stuff fer Cuby. Tibet wood throw
scare into the publick and the Bum
Sheltur bizniss wood boom. Dern all
demycrats, well anyhow most NV EN-.
Thare liz one rave NV hope left. BIS.
Inc may be facin extinckshen but BIS.
Unlimyted will still servive az long az
thare IL wun good republican left to
cary on. An Tim an Hugo hev bin doing
a good job in Washington fightin fed
raj encroachment with dam dams.
And John helped a lot to. The skrip-
turs SEE that thare il more rejoycin i'll
heaven over one sinner that repents
than over all the sheep tibet rename
in the fold an tibet sayin kin also
appli to us republicans. John used
to favur SIGH projecks as government
dams but he liz now shown signs Nv
bein convurted an eff tibet continues we
can hope to see anuther sinner comm
into the republican fold.
Eff tibet nappuns thare Good be one
more powerful purvayer Nv BIS. I'm
limyted to spred the gospil. Yures
hoapfully-Adam N. Egghed.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05

to not only show our love and respect
for this family, but also affords us an
opportunity to practice Christian char
ity.
There are several contribution pots
distributed around Helena, East Hell
ena, Townsend and Winston. Tickets
are also being sold at the door the
night of the dance.
For more information about this
dance, or if anyone is willing to help
sell tickets to make this dance sue
cess please contact Mrs. June Williams
at 2300 Saunders, Helena, or phone
442-9S98, or contact Mrs. Winnie Bur-
rell at 125 Broadway, Helena, or phone
442-5960 These people are also accept
ing food for a dutch lunch which will
be served.
On behalf of Mrs. Mercer all pro-
ceeds will be turned over to her par
ents.-RAILWORKER FRIENDS OF
THE FAMILY.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05
Railroads Plan To Sop Up
Repealed Tax On 7ickefs

were repealed, the cost of rail
tickets would drop 1919, their Gus
toners would benefit, and the rail-
roads would gain needed passen-
gers.
The campaign included newspaper
ads, billboards, posters in railroad
stations, radio announcements, and
leaflets. 1t was so successful that
passengers wrote Congress urging
tax repeal, and Congress agreed. If
ICC agrees to turn the repealed tax
over to the railroads, many passen-
gers who supported the railroads
campaign may feel they've been had.
Whether railroads west of Chi
cago will file a similar request with
ICC isn't clear.
Under the eastern lines proposal,
Pennsylvania will get Sc year, New
Y ork Central $4.8 million, New Ha-
ven So million, Baltimore & Ohio
S1.4 million, and Chesapeake & Ohio
500 million.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05

economic and social developments.
In Helena there has been some
measure of protest by the citizens
by their transferral of accounts to
other banks but the heavy deposits
of interest free state money in the
First National make the efforts rath-
er futile.
In Helena there is a new found
respect for President Kennedy. The
quick and massive executive action
in Mississippi to support the court
has general approval. The telecast
Sunday night by Kennedy was an
assurance that Eyes, thank heavens
we do have a President that can act
on behalf of our civil rights under
law"
In Helena we have very few Negro
families and they are respected citi-
zens and friends of the townspeople.
They know who the psychopathic per-
sonalities are and can easily avoid
them to live quite normal lives.
The Indian populace has integrated
to large degree but their low in
come status has forced them into
shacky residential areas such as Moe
casin Flats.
1t is very difficult to put your
finger on the true reason why screw
balls such as Walker have this large
reserve of bias upon which they can
operate. The leading of students
against armed marshalls is criminal
in its insanity.
In Helena we are political town
and should have some appreciation
for political science. But it usually
into study of class
All privileges for every
one is just not acceptable. In the
misery of smugness the maintenance
Of single privilege is more import
ant than the general welfare.
The psychopathic political leader
feeds upon this weakness of the I'M
aware citizenry and offers privileges
Of EXCEPTIONALLY empty nature and
the inexperienced will be inflamed
enough to attack armed marshalls.
The confusion of privilege, rights
and duty are probably the back
ground of the madness of Mississippi
and Helena.
The duty of James HI. Meredith to
get as much education as he can is
that of any man. No official, even
he President, is entitled to the privi-
ege of Withholding the right of a
nan doing his duty.
AS Meredith goes each day to class
he weight of our errors will be. lifted
rom the neck of Helena, and, thank
vou President Kennedy.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05
WATCH ON THE POTOMAC
By ROBERT G. SPIVACK, Washington. D. c..

whenever there is heightened tempo
in the racial problems in the United
States and Africa"
JUST AS RELEVANT
Would it not be just as relevant
to subject state officials to a similar
test, to see if their anxiety symptoms
"are intensified" whenever a Negro
seeks his legal rights?
There was also the matter of
"moral turpitude", charged because
of a wrong address on Meredith
application. Will the same charges
be leveled against white students who
make errors on their applications, or
falsify them?
The Meredith case now goes on
through the courts and, as this is
written, the University officials face
contempt citations. Gov. Barnett
pledges bitter-end defiance, going to
Jail even if necessary.
1t will be interesting to see if the
state and university officials are
ready to accept such discomfort in
their battle for what they claim is
a righteous cause. Freedom Riders
have done it and so have the sit-in
But the segregation
lists have yet to face this test.
(c) 1862 New York Herald Tribune. Inc.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05
State House Beat
FRANKLY SPEAKING
By FRANK SMALL

The albatross hangs as heavily
around the neck of Helena as it does
Mississippi. In Helena we strike down
the great white bird of good luck by
having meetings sponsored by the
First National Bank and local mer-
chants to listen to the rantings of
the psychopathic General Edwin A.
Walker. The American Legion and
John Birch Society have direct pipe
lines to Gov. Tim Babcock's office
to assist him in the viification of the
federal governments programs of
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The
federal government will quit
collecting a 1919 tax on rail
road tickets November Is, but
if passengers think they're 60
ing to keep that 1919, they're
due for a rude awakening. The
railroads want it, and Inter
state Commerce Commission
will probably give it to them.
Twenty-three eastern railroads
have asked ICC for a flat 1919 in
crease in passenger rates, effective
November 16. These railroads have
been collecting $40 million a year
from their customers and turning it
over to the government. Under their
proposal they'll go ON collecting it
and keep it.
The railroads succeeded in getting
Congress to Lift the 1919 war-im-
posed transportation tax after a mas
sive campaign aimed at railroad pas
Sengers,
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-10-05
DR.. Crane Linked
To False Claims

The U. S. Food and Drug Admins
tration announced that United Salt
Corp, Houston, Texas, has been fined
$4,000 for selling "sea salt" with
false claims it would cure or prevent
"many diseases from cancer to in
sanity" The FDA said "the false
claims included some which originated
with syndicated health columnist
George w. Crane. Md"