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The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

VohsInUsd From Back PageJ
in the nation. William H. Mecavghey, American Motors
vice president and general chairman Of the local drive
announced yesterday.
he SAID THE STATE RAISED $l92,3o4, OR , PER
CENT ABOVE ITS QUOTA
This fine showing reflects the sustained leadership Of
William cossesf Twice president and general counsel Of
Ford Motor Col who helped organize the Michigan
effort" he said, "fhe spade Of previous campaign
eharnsn end the personal efforts hundreds OF vovn-
feer campaign workers."
A special serooI honors Dan r. Gerber, president Of
Gerber Products Co., Of Fremont for his work in ncreas
ing ovtstate donations by so per cent.
Frank Armstrong, Burroughs Corp. industrial rea-
tions vice president chairman Of the 1862 fund
drive
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
Testimony =

testimony -
sConfinusd from Back Pags)
MAKE SUBSTANTIAL CONTRIBUTIONS BY DECLARING.
WITH ABSOLUTE CONVICTION, THE UTTER MOTH
LN-c-N-ES-S" OF KHRUSHCHEv! MAO TSE TUNG AND
THE DEVIL FOR WHOM THEY SPEAK ~
JESUS SAYS IN JOHN 844 THAT THE DEVIL IS A
LIAR AND THERE IS NO TRUTH IN HIM
THAT WAS SPELLED OUT BY MRS. EDDY FOL-
LOWING THE MARTYRDoM OF LINCOLN, DEcLAR-
ING THE UTTER "NOTHINcNESs" OF DEVIL
HE'LL. SIN. HUMAN BIRTHS, DEATHS, DEFoRMiTiEs.
DISASTERS. PESTiLENcES, WARS, EVEN
ABE LINCOLN: THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE
GODS AND MRS. EDDYS COMPLETE
EXPOSURE
cLERcYs PATHETIC, TRAGIC AccRED'TAT'oN
TO GOD FOR THE DEVIL - MYTH = AND HIS
ADAMS. EWES rCHAsTLY FARcE"D
THE NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY DO NOT
ADEQUATELY HONOR THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENE
SIS, WHERE GOD IS GOD! THE FATHER OF CHRIST
JESUS THE GREAT II IAN BECAUSE AM" Interpreters
Bibie) - AS REVEALED TO NOSES
l:26: MAN IS GODS IMAGE AND LIKENESS! -
NEVER BORN NEVER DYING. NEVER A SINNER, New
ER BORN OF A SINNER
THANKS TO GODS USE OF MRS. EDDY, THE DEVIL,
SEEKING TO SPEAK FOR GOD. is EXPOSED OPERATING
IN THE SECOND AND SUBSEQUENT CHAPTERS OF
GENESIS.
FOR EXAMPLE, IN GENESIS III WE READ THAT
THE LoRD-COD RAISED UP MAN FROM THE DUST
&C THE GROUND! TO WHICH MRS. EDDY BLUNTLY
DECLARES: "N-O-T-H-iN-C-N-E-Ss" THIS. AND MORE
INSPIRES ME TO PARAPHRASE THAT VERSE LIKE THIS:
THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND
MYTH! - MAsoUERADING AS LoRDcoD, RAISES
UP MYTHICAL ADAMS EWES, MURDERous GAINS,
JUDASEs KNAvES AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSY-
PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PAReNTHOOO!
- REPUDIATED BY THE CHi-L-DL-ES-S CHRIST
JESUS WHO APPREHENDED THE EXCLUSIVE RE-
AL-I-T-Y OF GODS ETERNALLY. COMPLETELY PoPu-
LATED ONE, REAL UNIVERSE - POPULATED Ex-
cLusIvELY BY GODS OFFSPRING - OUR TRUE BE-
INC - sINLESS DEATHLEss, MATTERLEss, FLESH
LESS, ADAMEvELEss - NEVER BORN, NEVER DYING
- SPIRITUAL. cHRisTLIKEl
life MORE ABUNDANTLY"
WITH SECURITY! =
FOR WHICH AM IMMENSELY GRATEFUL; AND
ALSO FOR LEARNING MORE AND MORE HOW TO LOVE
GOD sUPREMELY AND MY NE lcHBoR AS MYSELF =
ACCORDING TO CHRIST
FINE TESTIMONIES FOLLOWED THE WRITER'S
FINAL HYMN, NO. S. A FINE GERMAN HYMN:
"COTT WILL MACHEN" - THE MELODY RATHER
DULL.
FATHER, HEAR THE PRAYER WE OFFER;
NOT FOR EASE THAT PRAYER SHALL BE,
BUT FOR STRENGTH THAT WE MAY EVER
LIVE OUR LIVES cOURAcEOUsLY.
THE REMAINING TWO sTANzAs ARE WELL WORTH
READING.
REACTIONS
GENEROUS, FRIENDLY. vCLUMINoUS INSPIRING
ENOUGH FOR US TO SAY EVERY TESTIMONY HAVE
EVER GIVEN HAS BEEN BLESSING
TESTIMONIES REMIND NE OF WHAT WE HEARD
IN THE WAR YEARS: ON A RELATIVELY QUIET DAY,
1T WOULD BE SAID THAT WE WERE BUSY CONSOl'-
DATING OUR GAINS THAT IS WHAT WE DO WHEN
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

10 ALL The NATIONS MUST DISCOURAGE THE
ANTI CHRIST. SUICIDAL. ROMAN CATHOLICS
BIRTHS HOODS lUNAcY TREASON T! AND
THE SATANIC COUNTERFEIT CHRISTIANITY OF
THE CATHOLIC PAR0cHIAL SCHOOLS
AND CHURCHES
MUss0lINI. HITLER. FRANCO. DEVILS ROMAN
CATHOLIC MURDERERs J. THE DEVIL
ANNIHIlATINc THE CATHOLIC LUNACY OF
FREEDOM OF THE Will!
OF THE SATAN BOUND" JESUS TRULY SAID:
"FATHER. FORGIVE THEM, FOR THEY KNOW NOT
WHAT THEY DOL
ST. PAUL. AS SAUL or TARSUS. WAS PRISONER
OF THE DEVIL BUT. GROWING INTO HEROIC,
GIANT APOSTLE PAUL, DECLARED, WITH JOY AND
HUMILITY, THAT HE WAS "A PRISONER OF
THE LORD! - INFINITE DIVINE LOVE-
SATAN BOUND" NON CHRIST SCIENTIST
CLERGY, LAYMEN. LEADERS. MASSES!
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT
HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE! =
1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND
THE ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS"
OF ALL RACES AND PEOPLES! IMPERATIVE, BASIC,
PURE EDUCATION, CULTURE POLITICS.
RECREATION - 1.-THE FLESH PROFITETH MOTH
NC"! Jesus in John 6:63 Rc. 64).
AND ENTERTAINMENT - NOT OF THIS WORLD -
LOUSY WITH THE DEVILS MULTIBILLIoN
RACKETS! - INCLUDING THE WORLD OF LETTERS T!
SEX - ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL =! = SATANIC
COUNTERFEIT OF THE ETERNAL, SPIRITUAL
INTERCOURSE OF. AND WITH, MY OFFSPRING =
YOUR TRUE BEING - SlNLESS. DEATHLESS,
MATTERLESS, ADAM-EvELESS - NEVER BORN,
NEVER DYING - SPIRITUAL CHRSTLIKE - AND
MY OFFSPRINC'S PREROCATVE TO RE-
Fleet AND/OR EXECUTE MY WILL
ALCOHOL. TOBACCO, NON-cHRisT SCIENTIST
WHITEWAsH CURES. CRIME AND GAMBLING ARE
IN PROCESS OF REDUCTION TO THEIR
"NATIvE NOTHNCNESS"
cardinal sPELLMAN CALLS EDUCATION AID
BILL TERRIBLE CRIME"
NEW YORK. Feb UPI)-Franeis Cardinal Spell
man has warned the nations Roman Catholics that their
paroehia school system will collapse If he Terrible crime
Of President Kennedys $5Z billion aid to education bill
is passed by congress-
The cardinal. Of the most outspoken opponents
Of the controversial bill. yesterday vowed to CONTINUE
WITH EVERY POSSIBILITY THAT WE HAVE TO STRIVE
FOR EQUAL JUSTICE FOR ALL OUR CHILDREN"
THE ARCHBISHOP OF NEW YORK TOLD HIS LIS
TENERs THAT "ALL AMERICAN CHILDREN ARE WARDS
AND THE CONCERN - AND SHOULD BE THE CONCERN
OF OUR NATIONAL GOVERNMENT"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, FEB. II, 1862
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
REACTIONS:

GENEROUS, FRIENDLY, VOLUMNOuS, INSPIRING
ENOUGH FOR US TO SAY: EVERY TESTIMONY HAVE
EVER GIVEN HAS BEEN A BLESSING.
TESTIMONIES REMIND NE OF WHAT WE HEARD
IN THE WAR YEARS. ON A RELATIVELY QUIET DAY,
IT WOULD BE SAID THAT WE WERE BUSY 'cONSOl-
DATING OUR GAINS THAT IS WHAT WE DO WHEN
WE GIVE A TESTIMONY. WE ARE MADE WORTHY OF
MORE DIVINE GUIDANCE VIA GODS SPIRITUAL
THOUGHTS AND IDEAS = ANGELS = IEcIoNs OF
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16
Distant Traveller
Has Special Gift
On Twilight Zone

A traveller from distant place
accidentally lands in small Mexi-
can village and tries desperately to
convince it's inhabitants that he
wants to make friends in "The
Gift on Rod Servings THE Twi-
light Zone" Friday at $50 on KTVF,
Channel Eleven.
Godfrey Horne stars as Williams,
the man whose aircraft crashes in
the hills outside the village, con-
vincing the police there that he is
an invader.
When Williams is wounded in a
chase, he takes refuge in an alcove
over a cantina where he shows
Pedro, played by Edmund Vargas,
the special gift he has brought
with him.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16
Camera Features
Confused Expert
On Abstract Art

A self-styled art expert" small
boy who discusses outer space and
youngsters learning how to wink
are introduced by host Durward
Kirby on Candid Camera" Sunday
at 10 on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
Allen Funt, creator of Candid
Camera" arranges to have man
posing as an art expert in gallery
explain the meaning of three alb
stract paintings to various people.
In the midst of the explanation, the
expert decides he is holding the
canvases upside down. Then. to
add to the confusion, he inter-
changes the titles of the works.
A series of sequences shows Tom
O'Malley of the Candid Camera"
staff asleep in several public
places with signs on him requesting
passersby to awaken him at specL-
fled times.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16

Mr.. Ed can make monkey out of
you in front of the camera.
ED is ham. When I speak my
last line in scene. he often over
laps with his mouth action. CA
mans voice is dubbed into the film
to give the illusion that Ed is talk
ing.)If he doesn't like my jokes or
dialogue, he turns away in disgust"
Bumped Aside
"And many is the time that old
Ed will bump you aside or swish
his tail in front of your face while
the camera is rolling"
Alan said the fan mail demand
ing pictures and autographs of Mr..
Ed is really amazing"
MANY kids regard him as gen.
uine personality, equipped like a
human being when it comes to
thinking-and they're just about
right" he said.
"Mr Ed is believable because he's
treated as human actor. He has
his own dressing room Cor fancy
studio stable) is fed his oats at the
same time the rest of the cast eats
lunch and is given his cues by
handlers who do his bidding. And
no actor on the set gets more atten-
ton from producer-director Arthur
Lubin."
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16
Harvest Of Hate
On Casey Show

Eddie Albert guest stars as Gene
Billstrom, a tycoon who has a seiz-
ure during a board meeting, on
ben Casey" Wednesday at $3.50
on KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
Billstrom strikes an associate
during the seizure in Harvest Of
Hate" and the man, Henry Kessler,
dies as a result of the blow. The
district attorney demands that DR..
Casey release BillStrom for trial
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16

such outstanding and fresh talents
as Pat Boone. Bobby DARN, Pamela
Tiffin, Ann-Margaret, Tom EWeIl
and marks the return of the Won
derful Alice Faye to the motion
picture screen.
The multi-million dollar Charles
Bracket production boasts the
magic chemistry of all the right in
gradients that make for a truly en-
joyable experience The story of
middle class American farm family
who go to the great state Fair
has been endowed by scenarist Rich
ard Breen with plenty of fun, ro-
nance, sparkling dialogue, excit-
ing sHorts car racing sequences
and lifting production numbers
Pat Boone, who has endeared
himself in the public's heart with
his singing, acting and writing por-
trays wayne Frake," a farm boy
with yen for hot-rod racing and
a pretty girl; while singing sensa-
ton Bobby DARN continues to sky
rocket to stardom as screen per-
sonality in the role of fast-talking
fastener who undergoes a change
of character when he meets the
Sweetest gal on earth"
Lovely Ladies
The lovely ladies who bedevi1
these boys are rising young actress
Pamela Tiffin and popular record
ing star and dancer Margaret.
Miss Tiffin, who scored in Summer
and Smoke" and in Billy Wilder's
Zone, Two, Three plays MARCY"
the sunflower that melts Darin's
hard hearted exterior.
Estate Fair" is her first musical
and marks her Ringing debut. Siz-
zling beauty Ann-Margaret portrays
Emily" the girl who's been around
and almost feels she has found
"true love" in the arms of Boone.
Veteran comedian Tom Ewell
plays abel Frake' and the role
returns him to the type of charac-
terization he delineates best.
To many the star of state Fair"
will be Alice Faye, who plays
melissa Frake," Ewell's wife and
mother of Boone and Tiffin. Once
the Queen" of the Goth Century
Fox musical comedies. she can give
a song bounce and spirit, and when
she sings to her daughter, Never
Say No (to a Man," everyone is in
for welcome SUNRISE
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16

If there's anything an actor
hates worse than bad review,
it's a scene stealer.
A guy who crowds in front OF
the camera, gets most of the
laughs and captivates the audi
ence with his uninhibited charm
can obscure the rest of the cast.
But veteran comic Alan Young,
who doesn't like being squelched
by a big ham anymore than any
other actor, is willing to forgive
Mr.. Ed.
Ed, white horse-turned-star,
has stolen lot of scenes from Alan
with his wisecracking and impromp-
tn antics in CBS-TV's "Mr. Ed
television series. Yet Alan grace
fully relinquishes the spotlight.
Ed Hogs Show
"Sure Ed hogs the show" Alan
admitted, but he's not an ordinary
scene stealer. Ed has carried me
along with himself to success in
this series.
.'Its been a terrific privilege for
me to have such a gimmick going
for me and you've got to have one
for situation comedy on TV today
If you hope to survive"
Alan acknowledged that an actor
works with an animal, especially
Wednesday, May Is, 1862
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16

SINGING STAR - Pat Boone is
one of the stars of state Fair.
which opens today at the New
Empress Theater. Boone portrays
the part of farm boy Wayne
Frake.
Estate Fair" marks the debut Of
Richard Rodgers as a lyricist for a
motion picture. He has written
words and music for five new show
shoppers, This Isn't Heaven ITS
the Little Things in Texas" Will
ing and Eager" more Than Just a
Friend and "Never Say No
Also included are such Rodgers
and Hammerstein favorites as ut
Might As Well Be Spring. Our
State Fair That's for Me" Fall
ing In Love-" ITS a Grand Night
for Singing" and isn't 1t Kinda
Fun Zone of the lavish production
numbers which features Amman
oret)
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16
Modern Movie Version, OF
State Fair Sparkling Fun

Like fascinating and beautiful of American
filled with memorable and Dances Rodgers
STEMS Estate FAIR will entertain and delight
when opens today at the New Empress Theater goth
CentyFox CinemaScope- Color extravaganza coars
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16

as a co-star, is usually taking the
biggest risk in show business.
Everybody loves animals" Alan
said, land loveble old nag like
Jessen's weekly., 1962-05-16

OUT ON TOP - Big Ed is shown
on top, with Alan Young play
ing second fiddle, as he does each
Sunday at $50 on KTVF, Chan
mel IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-27

Der against another, for pacing
a show by contrasting the
mood, theme and spirit of ad-
jacent numbers. He demands
and gets crispness in perform
ance every time. The Greco
dancers romp through their
work with zest and always give
the impression that what they
are doing right now is what
they would rather be doing
than anything else right now.
The Greco mastery of his
art is a fine thing to see, made
up Of a superb technique, highly
polished skill and an assurance
that almost juStifiably could
be arrogance but never is. If
you never had seen any Span
ish dancer and never had heard
of Jose Greco you could stand
in the back Of Carter Barron
Amphitheater, a tenth of a mile
from the stage. and know when
he came on that this is the
head man around here.
This dominance in his field
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-27

permits Sr. Greco to give the
customers their moneys worth
by surrounding himself with
some vastly talented dancers.
The boss looks good every time
he comes on stage so there's
no need to arrange things sole
ly to make him look good. His
dancers are skilled and get out
there on stage and prove it
all evening long.
Lydia Torea seems to have
been moved into the prima bal
lerina spot and she is amply
qualified. She's a handsome girl
with a fine intensity Of ap-
proach, a crisp technique and
a warmth of spirit. 1t is a
pleasure to watch her. in solo
or dancing with Greco. Pert
Maribel de Cirez and intense
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-27

color but the costumes always
have a pristine look Of some
thing being worn for the first
time. This appearance of Sr.
Greco and his Spanish dancers
will remain one Of the bright
spots in the Carter Barron
Amphitheater season no mat
ter what follows it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-27

Giranillo Heredia are back, too,
for their Bronze Gypsies" and
their Venezuelan "Joropo." in
which they impersonate a pair
Of flirting teen-agers. Pace Fer
nandez, Curra Jiminez, Pepita
de ARGOS, Felix Granados and
Luisa Fabiola are notable
among the others who contrib
ute to the festivity.
The Greco showmanship, in
cidentally, also includes q flair
for the eye-appealing. These
dances not only are aswirl with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-27
AT THE AMPHITHEATER
Jose Greco Dancers
Do CoIorfuI Show
BY HARRY MACARTHUR
Star Staff Writer

Jose Greco came back to night and-ths will
be shock to noboys staging first rate entertainment
Carter Barron Amphheater ST. Greco you well know
master Of Spanish dancing in all its FORMS
more than this, too
He is Snowman with knack for balancing one num-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-27
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-27
Films of More Than Routine Merit

"EXODUS-OttO Premnger populates Israel in film
notable for its size than its dramatic depth.
"FANNY"-Leslie CarOn and Maurice Chevalier in Josh
LOgans captivating film Of the Pagno classic.
LOVER COME BACK"-L0ve and laughter among the M d.
avenue set, with Doris Day and Rock Hudson.
NEVER ON SUNDAY"-VOlatile Melina MercOur lively
Of how life is, for some, in Greece today.
"ONE TWO, THREE"-James Cagney Communists In
Berlin in a comic directed by Billy Wilder.
"a VIEW FROM THE ERIDGE"-Carol Lawrence in a first
rate does justice to the Arthur Miller
Arizona sun., 1962-05-31
CENTURY CLUB To

The Century Club in the Valley
Life building will open in July. It
will rate with the greatest and
finest. Seating capacity will be IS.
Cocktails and dinners will be avail
bible.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-31
NAACP Seeks
Permanent Ban In
Prince Edward Co.

RICHMOND, Va. = After listen
ing tos three hours of argument,
u. S. District Court Judge Oren
r. Lewis reserved decision on an
NAACP motion to enjoin the Board
of Supervisors of Prince Edward
County, Virginia, from refusing
to appropriate funds for the main
tenance and operation of public
schools.
Arguing the case for the 100
school,less Negro children of the
County here on May1l1sawerel ma
ACP General Counsel Robert l..
Carter, of New York City and
Virginia State NAACP Counsel S.
w. Tucker, of Richmond and En-
poria.
They also asked the Judge to en-
join the State of Virginia from
refusing to provide sufficient funds
for the operation of the free pub
lie school system in Prince Ed
ward County, and to make perma-
nent his temporary injunction of
Nov. 16, 1861, forbidding the use
of public funds for the support of
segregated private" education of
white children in the County.
Attorneys for the County and
State maintained that these issues
should be settled in state courts
rather than in federal courts.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-31
KPH0 To TeIecast
Mass For Shut-Ins

KPHOenix, Arizona KPHO-
TV will begin telecasting Catholic
Mass for shut-ins Sunday, June
3rd at 1000 am, announced Chuck
Glance, Program Director for
Channel Five.
Each Sunday, Channel Five will
present the entire Catholic Mass
for Catholic viewers who are bed
ridden. The Mass will be cele-
brated by the Priests from Br0phy
College Preparatory School, with
moderation from the Scholastics,
teachers at the school who are
studying for the priesthood. Ar
rangements for the programs were
made with the cooperation of the
Phoenix Council of Catholic
Nurses.
KPHO-TV is presenting this
series as a public service to its
viewers throughout Arizona and in
Arizona sun., 1962-05-31
NAACP Protests Use
Of Dogs By Police

CINCINNATI. = The National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People is conducting a
full-scale investigation into the use
by police of trained dogs to init
midate a crowd of Negro citi-
zens, William Bowen, president of
the local NAACP branch, said.
Eight persons, one of whom had
to be hospitalized, we're attacked
and bitten by the dogs during a
fracas in a Negro neighborhood
about 2 o'clock on the morning Of
May IA. A policeman is alleged to
have approached two Negro wom-
en- telling them he had been look
ing for them. One managed to eS-
cape. The other got involved in
fight with the patr0lman.
Other police were summoned
and circulated through the grow
ing crowd. One dog was unleashed
to roam through the crowd and
another, held in leash, was order
ed to bite anyone who didn't move
fast enough, witnesses say. An
elderly man standing in a door
way was knocked down by one of
the dogs.
NAACP officials maintain that
there were sufficient police on
hand to handle the crowd without
using the dogs.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-31
TV MODies
KTVK ~ KPHo-TN (5)
FRIDAY, JUNE /, 1862

FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1862 ~
10: :SO-KPHO (5)-Movietime- $780,,
Edmund Gwenn Burt Lancaster Dorothy Mcclure
9OO-KTyK ts,-Theatre After Dark" Buck Private @
Abbot and Costello :
SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1862
TO- sO-KPHo t5)-Movietime- Six Conyicts III
John Bea Miard Mitchell, Marshall thompson. .
II 5-KTVK 3)-Theatre After Dak-Thet Lady In question
Rita Hayworth Glenn Ford
SUNDAY, JUNE 8. 1862 ii.
TO- SO-KTVK S-Theatre After Dark Enemy from Space
Brian Donlevy, Bryan Farber.
O:S0-KPHO (5)-Moyietime- News 49,. FgG
June Alyson, Peter Lawford
MONDAY, JUNE A. 1862
10: :SO-KPHO (5)-Movietime- Footsteps in the Fog
Stewart Granger, Jean Simmons
|1O:45-KTVK (S)-Theare After rDark-sPursued
Robert Mtchum Theresa Wright
TUESDAY, JUNE S, 1862
'hO: :30-KPHO (5)-Movietime- Wanted Men
Randolph Scott, Richard Boone
1O:45-KTVK (3)-Theater After Dark-.The Way Out,
Gene Nelson, Mona Freeman
WEDNESDAY JUNE 6. 1869
10: :3O-KPHO 5)-Movietime- Bullet is waiting
Jean Simmons, Rory Calhoun.
no: :45-KTVK (3-Theatre After Dnk-HFoioW the Boys
George Raft Dinah Shore. z,.a,
THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1852
10: :30-KPHO -Movietime-'Wake of the Red Witch,
John Wayne, Gail Russell
lO45-KTVK (3-Theare After DarkR0yal African Rifles
Louis Haywood, Veronica Hurst.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-31
Mrs. Diane Nash Beve| Attemps
ToSurrender For Two-Yedr Sentence

to court was postponed until May
|21.
On May 81, she appeared again
but was informed by her attorneys
that the proceedings on this day
would not pertain to her desired
surrender but to a motion ask
ing that her $4,000 bond be rein
stated. The court said she had
forfeited her bond because she
had really been due in court in
February, date Mrs. Bevel said
she was not notified of.
She agreed to the hearing to
reinstate the bond; she said, IN
order to be in a position to re-
trieve this money, posted by the
NAACP Legal Defense Fund, when
she went to Jail and not give it
to the state of Mississippi. The
Judge took the bond matter under
advisement.
Mrs. Bevel then asked him if
she could make a statement. He
said he would talk to her and her
attorney in his private chambers.
There, she said later, she ex-
planned to him her desire to aban-
don her appeal. It was then he
said she could not do it until trial.
She said that she told him She
wanted him to know, in case it
would influence the speed with
which he set the trial, that as
long as she was free she planned
to continue, as she had been do
ing, her work to train people in
Mississippi to use the technique
of nonviolence to bring an end to
segregation.
But he said he was too busy TO
do anything about trial until the
next term of court.
A few hours previously, the cases
Of Is Freedom Riders scheduled
for trail in Judge Moore's court
this week and next had been dis
missed. These we're the cases of
the Episcopal ministers who were
charged with breach of peace i'll
Jackson last September.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-31
National Lawyers Guild Is Called To
Come To The Aid of Samuel Mitchell

lima since 1852 and have handled
some of the major cases in this
field in that state. They filed the
original suit attacking school seq
regation in Raleigh. The new school
suit they filed last May challenges
Raleigh's use of the North Caro-
lima pupil assignment law, under
which only one Negro child had
been admitted to a white school
up until that time.
Although this suit has not been
tried, the Raleigh School Board
did admit eight more Negroes to
white schools last fall.
Mitchell and Taylor also handled
the Raleigh sit-in cases and won
the first legal victory of the sit
in campaign when one of these
cases was won at the State Su-
perior Court level. They also at
tackled North Cardinals sue of
literacy tests for voting in the
famous Lassiter and BazemOre
cases and defended Mrs. Louise
Lassiter's original lawyer, James
r. Walker of Weldon, who was
indicted himself while represent
ing Mrs. Lassiter.
They represented DR.. A. E. Per-
Try, Monroe, N. c. civil rights
leader charged with performing
an abortion, and attacked jury
discrimination in that case. In
the mid-5O's, they won a suit grow
ing out of the death of young
Negro girl in North Carolina
prison, in which it was charged
that the girl died from gagging
used as punishment; after this
case, considerable prison reform
was instituted in North Carolina.
Arizona sun., 1962-05-31

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