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Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Annual Eighth
Dist. Assembly
To Be Held AT
Campbell c.
Next Week
Bishop Sims And
Prominent Church
Members To Head
Four Day Meeting

Jackson, Mississippi, July 81,
1862 - Bishop David Henry
Sims, Presiding Prelate, 9Th
Episcopal District, A fri c a n
Methodist Episcopal Church,
and Miss Vera Powe, Director,
Christian Education, 9Th Epi-
scopal District, have announced
that the Annual 9th District AS
sembly of Ministers, Missionar-
les, Laymen and Youth will con-
vene, this year, August IA
through II at the J. P. Camp
bell College in Jackson, Missis-
sippi.
Advanced plans have been eff
fected to make this an outstand-
ing meeting. Professionally plan
ming committee meetings were
held at New Orleans, and Jack
son, Mississippi. The meeting
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Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Justice Black
May Make The
Final Ruling In
Meredith Case
State u. S. Judge
Still Blocks Order
Of Appellate Court

Associate Justice Hugo Black
of the United States Supreme
Court may make what might
turn out to be the final deci-
sion in the case of James H.
Meredith, a Negro student seek
ing to enter the University of
Mississippi.
Federal District Judge, Ben
Cameron of Meridian Saturday
issued his third order staying
the execution of an order issued
by the Fifth U. S. Circuit Court
of Appeals ordering Judge Sid
ney Mize, before who the case
was tried, to issue an injunction
against the University that
Continued On Page Five)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
House Un-American Activities
Unit May Probe Black MusIims

made the statement after Rep.
L. Mendel Rivers, DISC, vio-
lently criticized the group in a
speech of the House floor.
Walter said his committee
was conducting a preliminary
investigation to determine if it
had legal authority to investi-
Continued On Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
White Minister
Named Chaplain
Morgan College

Baltimore, Md. - The Rev.
David Andrews, 38, militant
white minister from North Car
olina, noted for his activities in
peace campaigns and integra-
tion movements, has been ap-
pointed chaplain for Methodist
students at Morgan State Col
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Nigeria Parliament To Debate
New Bill On State Security

Lagos - When the Federal
Parliament opens on August Is,
a new Bill on state security will
be presented to it by the Fed
eral Attorney General and Min
lister Of Justice, DR.. T. o. Elias.
The proposed Bill-Official Sec
rets Act - will, when passed
into law, replace the old colonial
ordinance that has been in ex-
istence since 1920.
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Fishermen Study At Howard U.
For Peace Corps Duty In Togo

Washington, D. C. - Nine
master fishermen, who as men,
bers of the Peace Corps hope to
increase fishing productivity in
the newly independent Republic
of Togo, are in training at Ho-
ward University preparatory to
casting their nets in African
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Ghana Police Hunt Assassins
Who Missed President Nkrumah

ways into the area.
The bomb was thrown in the
border village of Kulungugu
as DR.. Nkrumah was driving
south following talks in Upper
Volta with President Yameogo.
Last weekend, DR.. Nkrumah
presided over the 18th National
Congress of his Convention
Peoples Party in Kumasi.
Throughout his current tour of
central and northern Ghana he
has been receiving an enthusi-
astic welcome from villagers.
The government said the
CONTINUED On Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

1,4C0 Negro families who own
and operate farms in IA coun-
ties of the Mississippi Delta
were present. This made a total
Of around 1000 persons and was
among the best attendance III
the events history.
The farmers heard talks by
members of the Station staff
Continued On Page Seven)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Nigeria Commerce Ministers Plead
For African Common Market

Lagos - The Federal Min
lister of Commerce and Indus
try has made a fervent plea
for an African Common Market
If the African countries are to
survive the "merciless lashing
Of this competitive and COM
mon markets" The Minister'S
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

plea came in speech made to
the opening session Of the Lagos
Conference to Study Commo-
dity Sterilization Measures, now
being held in the Nigerian capi-
tai city under the auspicies Of
the United Nations Economic
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Jamaica First
| In West To
| Gain Freedom
| In SO Years
World Dignitaries
At independence
Celebration Monday
Kingston, Jamaica

Jamaica, which attained its
freedom within the Common
wealth Monday amidst the
presence of visiting royalty and
casual calypso singers poeticiz-
ing the day, racks up a number
of proud "firsts."
The island nation becomes.
. The first nation in the
Western Hemisphere in SO
years to achieve independence.
panama was the last, having
achieved its independence from
Colombia in 1909
Eligible to join the United
Nations as a separate, inde-
pendent nation. Jamaica in
tends soon to make application
for membership in the inter-
national body.
. Eligible to join the Organi-
Continued On Page Six
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
National Negro County Agents
Group In nth Annual Meeting

Orangeburg, S. c. Aug. 6 -
More intensified efforts to elm
mate rural poverty was the No.
] challenge laid down last week
by E. T. York, Jr., administrator
of the Federal Extension Serv-
ice, in an address here at State
College before the 18th annual
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Finland Leader See MIRA Ans.
Communist Bid For World Youth

ed countries, for Communism"
Snellman was speaking at the
Moral Re-Armament Assembly
of the Americas.
''The 400 American anti Com
munists and liberals attending
the festival play the Commun-
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

convention of the National Ne
gro County Agents Association.
Pointing out that the average
gross sales made by Negro far
mers in 1859 ranged from only
$54O0 in Maryland down to $500
in Alabama, DR.. York said these
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Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

The proposed law will give
the Government additional pow
crs to impose severe penalties
on persons committing acts ot
espionage or divulging or trans
mitting defense secrets to un-
authorized persons or foreign
agents.
The Bill will also empower the
Government in times of emery
Continued On Page Two)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Negro Farmer
Gins First Bale

Canton, Miss. Aug. z A
Negro tenant farmer has the re-
cord and the prize for ginning
the first bale of cotton from
states 1862 cotton crop. He is
Early Harris of Madison Coun-
ty, who ginned a bale here Tues
day which weighed 536 pounds.
The prizes he received includ-
ed free ginning and 500 in
cash.
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

grant.
Purpose Of the session, which
ends Aug. 10, is to strengthen
ipstructional methods in high
school mathematics. Winners Of
the grant were selected on the
basis Of their potential as math
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Natl Insurance
Association In
42nd Annual
Convention
Geo. A. Beavers Jr.
Is Elected President

Los Angeles George A..
Beavers, Jr., chairman of the
board of Golden State Mutual
Life Insurance Co. was elected
president Of the National In
surance Association at the or
ganization's 42nd annual con-
vention here last week, and
Theodore A. Jones, retiring pre-
sident, became chairman of the
Continued On Page Six)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Accra. Ghana

ACCFd, Onana
Police cordoned off a large
area of northern Ghana Thurs
day In a hunt for killers who
hurled a bomb near President
Nkrumah in a village Wednes-
day night
The President was unhurt
but the blast killed a schoolboy
and a policeman and injured
90 persons. Most of the injured,
including some of the presi-
dental party, were seriously
hurt. an official statement said.
Police held Is persons for
questloning, and closed high
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

Mackinac Island, Michigan,
August 2 1862 - PAUL. SMELL
man, great-grandson of the
founder of modern Finland, said
today the world youth festival
in Helsinki is out to Capture
the youth of the free world, es-
pecially from the under develop
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
0|ivet Baptist Church Dedicates
New $500, 600 Education BLDG.

Chicago, Ill. Aug. 6 - In his
dedication statement Sunday for
The Olivet Baptist Church's new
Educational Building, DR.. J. H.
Jackson, Pastor, termed the
$5C0,C00 structure I" a con-
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
TougaIoo Teacher Participates
In California Math Institute

Hayward, Cal. Aug. -
Rogers High School math in
structor Harold D. Thigpen Of
Tougaloo is participating in a
special mathematics institute
this summer at Alameda Coun-
ty State College under q Ma
tional Science Foundation study
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Adam Powell
Denies Fraud
In Tax Case

Washington (NNPA) - In
ernal Revenue officials have
mailed a claim to Rep. Adam
Clayton Powell (Dem.-N.Y.) for
$50, ,1O7.96 in taxes and $14, ,443.-
81 in penalties.
These claims, which include
assessments for fraud, involves
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
22nd Annual Delta Negro
Field Day Largest In History

Stoneville, Miss. - Getting
first-hand information about
better farming methods and
hearing one of the nations top
farm leaders; was the expert
ence of those who attended the
22nd annual Negro Delta Field
Day, August 1 at the Delta
Branch Experiment Station.
The adults of an estimated
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

New York, Aug 13, according
tn James R. Smothers Jr., UN-
CTS director of educational SER
vices. The young men and wom-
en- from seven countries COM
Continued On Page Four)
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Nineteen African Students Are
Bound For UNcF Colleges

New York, Aug. 8 - Award
ed four-year scholarships at
United Negro College Fund
member institutions, a group of
~ African students are sched-
uled to arrive in the Port of
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11
Two Arrested In
Georgia After
Voters Clinic

Atlanta, Ca, Aug. 3-An at
tempt by two representatives Of
the Student Non Violent Coordi-
mating Committee to aid Terrell
County Negroes in voter reg
istration has landed them in Jail
without bond on a vagarancy
charge.
Sheriff z. T. Matthews iden-
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Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

Washington, Aug. 8 - Chair
man Francis E. Walter of the
Committee on Un-American Ac-
tivities told the House Thurs
day he may conduct "a very ex-
tensive investigation" of a Ne
gro group known as the Black
Muslims.
The Pennsylvania Democrat
Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

The men, all brawny veteran
fishermen, quit their jobs and
their homes to join the Peace
Corps when the call was issued
for fishermen in Togo. They
aim to teach fishing methods to
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Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

crete illustration of what the
Negro people can do with their
own resources if they have con-
fidence in themselves"
The new three-story, 21-room
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Jackson advocate., 1962-08-11

JACKSON SPEAKER: T. n.
Alexander, Sr. prominent At
lanta, Ga, businessman was the
speaker here Sunday on a pro-
gram celebrating the opening of
Jackson Central Insurance Ag-
ency with offices in the Ma
sonic Temple Bldg on Lynch
Street.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
Sincerely
Walker Z. 'clshr
Rex Humbard -

(conslnved From Back Psge)
By Tre DEVILS DuPEs SUCKERS, DEPUTIES,
THE NCtlcHRisT SCIENTISTS! - CLERGY.
LAYNNEN LEADERS, MASSES! - WHO BRAzENlY -
ucNORANrLY cHARcE THE GOD AND
FATHER OF CHRIST JESUS WITH BEING THE
"LoRDcoD" tcenssls ~. eseJ WHO RAISES UP
PSEUDO, BURlEsoUE ADAMS. EWES, MURoeRous
GAINS, JUDAsEs KNAvES AND FOOLS, THE
EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTlooDI - REPUoiATED BY THE
c.H.I.L.D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS
HENCE, tiIs DEMAND or A SPIRITUAL RE
BIRTH TO TRUrHsEeKftc HEbREW RULER.
NIcoDEMUs, AND DECLARED u AM TIE WAY.
TIE TRUTH. AND THE LfFE"l - my WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL YE DOL
SIGNIFICANT VERSES or GENESIS ARE COVERED.
MORE OR LESS. m COLUMN ]. p ]. OF MY, GODS De.
TPoIT TRIBUNE. AND ON THE BACK PAGE OF THE
coMNc ISSUE or THE DETROIT TRsBvNe Nc THE
DEVILS REDS, ET Al.
PART
DON nuN6BARp, A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST IN 4
smnRyo - AS AszE fifs SATAN BOUND FATHER
lconslnvsa Nsxt Column. foP)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
Debate :

Continued From Back Psss)
buI u WAS THE CREED = FOR POWER AND IS -
OF THE SATAN BOUND UAW.cIo THAT PUT
PACKARD. HUDSON. KAIsER.FRAzER. OUT or
BUSINESS!
FORTUNATELY, EARLY IN THE UAw.soAPY VIII.
uAMs. ANTtBUsINEss CLIMATE or MlcHIcAN,
FRuEHAUF TRAILER MADE WISE, AsfUrE
CHOICE. THE TIME HAD CONE 70 BUILD NEW
PLANT = ITS LARGEST AND MOST MODERN WAS
IT BUILT IN MICHIGAN? INDEED, MOTT THAT
TOOK PLACE SOMETHING LIKE rWo DECADES AGO.
THE HANDWRITING WAS on THE WALL' BROTH.
Err HARVEY. THEN THE HEAD or THE COMPANY. WAS
THREATENED BY THESE bAMNABLE JAW cooNs.
WITH VIOLENCE TO BE IMPOSED UPON HIS FAMILY
If he DIDN'T CONE THROUGH WITH CONTRACT
THE WRITER SPEAKS ONLY OUT or rnE SPIRIT
OF CHRIST JESUS AND Christian SCIENCE m WHICH
WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL. rs PERMITTED 70 HAVE
HIS FULL ROLE. FRUEHAUF TRAILER HAS BEEN
VERY GOOD 70 him!
MRS. EDDY QUOTES HEBREWS New IT, -
THAT THE CAUSE OF MARY's ExHALTATIoN WAS
THAT JESUS LOVED RIGHTEOUSNESS AND HATED
lNIQUITY"!
@kveHAvF TRAILER co. HAS HAD CONTRACTS
WITH MANY UNIONS, AND HAS HAD RELATIVELY
GOOD EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIPS; AND HAD WHAT
THE UNION RAcKErEERs CALLED "A COMPANY UN-
IoN - BEFORE THE DEVILS UAW-cio HORNED IN
n WAS A FANNY LIKE fELl OWSHIP!
UNIONS HAVE ALRIGHT TO EXIST - BUT SHOULD
BE GOVERNED EXCLUSIVELY BY chRlsTLIKE CHRIS
TlAN SCIENTISTS
FOR THE REAL. SEE PIP. 3, Ts2. OF GODS
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK, "scIENcE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE s.c!R-LP-T-U-R.E-s"
GUARDIAN, LlBERAToR OF THE CHURCH OF
CHRIST SCIENTIST PASTOR BIBLE! KING
JAMES PROTESTANT. AND ALL BleLEsl ~ ADAM
EVE PASTORS OF THE FLESH ARE OBSOLETE -
THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

20 kePtENIsH WHAT IS erEkNALLY COMPLETE
suPERsArunArED UNIVERSE or uNlNuADABL
oMsnksSekff H1AvEN AYlD ENe)(NAL ljirk
CEN l:3i: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT re 1.-THE ONE ReAl p.AR.th,Jfq che Nr3Dp -
noNoREo BY THE c.H.i.L-D-Le-ss CHRIST
JEWS y HAD NADe. Atvb, 4eholb, n ~NAs[p.sl
VERY cocb"l
~eN: ~: THUS THE HEAVEN LAND fs4e eSlRFH
WERE rlN.ls.t.e.D AND ALL TINE Most 'oF
THEW = UTTERLY voIb ot MATTER, SIN, HELL.
AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEvIul - MeReLY
GIGANTIC AbAMlEvE "LoRocop~ Jc;sr ~ 80,
frauds myths!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
Elections -

Continued From Back Page)
which he she offers TO vote 80 days next preeed
ing such election.
you know Of any person Who hss moved or died or Is
otherwise qualified to vote November g. 1862 II Is
your duty notify the election officials that your vote
is not cancelled by fraudulent vote We will be glad TO per-
form this service for you you furnish with this nfor
nation. Your will not be used in reporting this to
the proper election officials and all visits to hesdqvsr
iers will be confidential In addition 70 ihs above. will
protect the right sf any qualified registered person TO vote
WITHOUT COERCION OR INTIMIDATION ON THE PART
OF ANYONE.
Sincerely,
Walker Z. clshr
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

eedsnvsd From Back Pace,
WE retV soRkN e0R THOSE vN,Ne NJ a ..n..~
PARADISE" OR IN HELL rne M.vr~.
THE DEVIL AND An rSavDo. suRl esHue srA.
EVE "LoRp-coD" lcsn. ~, ete). AND u,e
"cHAsTLY FARCE" p. A72 SAN SATANIC MIN. .u..
- So-ckGLeb 'Nntl OF THE pusf oe s~"s' rue
cRoUN0T - FRAU0s! M.YyrsHs! Nso.rasMc
NE.Ssl
PkRT2
NHE eMAND oGsrnlY or AL Of H.
cHRisTLY MASTERY OVER SIM DISEASE
DEATH, "fHe 0HAsTLx FARCE or mArtRrA,
lso-eaIIsdl ExIsTENcE"l - MATTER SIN ur,.
AND THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC
ADAMEvE FRAUDS. MY!r.hs!
AND. GOD TO INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. Reve
LAToR. WOMAN" UAssshsw 1880 RE JESUS.
THE KINGDOM Or HeAvEN At HAND wTHlN
you" - GREATEST MARY, BAKER EppyI
WOMAN" tRsvsssicn l2l, s)
AND coDDiRecTED SURVEY or THE H,sroev
OF EVIL AND IT'S M-Y.r-H-tc.A.L NATURE = rnn.
cLUsoN THERETO:
BUT WHY SHOULD WE STAND AcHAsT ar
NoTHINcNess? -. THE sum TOTAL or t,,,mAu
ERRoR"I -'p. 563 Apocalypse, c.S textbook
"sclENcE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO rne
c-RIlP-riU.R-es"l - GODS ONE AND on. v iu.
FALLIBLE MASTERPIECE! BIBLE /! PASTOR,
GUARDIAN llDeRATCR or OUR SENIOR BASIC
BIBLE. PASTOR - KING JAMES PRoTEsrnNr
AND ALL BIBlES!
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03
Teammates :
Continued from Back Pags)

Yesterday.
The four COP esnddstes Romnsy praised were Roher4
= Oanhct for sorhey general; Nernsh o. ssoekmsyer
'or secretary Of state; Glenn S. Aen r for trsusvrsr;
and l. William ssidmsn, for auditor general
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03


Reds -
tconfnved from Back Pace,
COMMUNIST plsEAsE! LUNAcY! TREASON!
IS ASKING FOR
TINE TEN PLAQUES OF EGYPT!
MOSES EXECUTED GODS COMMANDS!
KING PHARoAH RESISTED AND REPRINTED.
AGAIN. AND AGAIN AND AGAIN; -. TENTH
PLAGUE - AL OF THE FIRST BORN OF MAN
AND Beast or THE EGYPTIANS PERisHED m
ONE NchT"l
Angel W The Lord Divine tove)
Slew lzibeuteN Y5, 900 IN One
Mb6f! = Isaiah 3Z:36, 81.
TWO SONS SLEW KlNc'!
cHRisTs lEcioNs or ANGELS ARE READY.
WILLING ABLE. AND EAGER. TO tIBERATE
MULTlMlLLloNsl
KINGDOM OF MEAvEN AT HAkD.
W12MN You'll Christ Jesus.
ALSO THE CHRIST, 80 YEARS LATER. VIA ST.
JOHN THE DIVINE: n gEHeLD a NEW HEAVEN
AND A NEW EARTH" - THE REAL AND
THE FIRST lsHoULD READ: the DEVILS AoAMEvE
"LoRD-CoD" - MY-THN HEAVEN AND THE
IFlRsTl EARTH WERE PASSED AWAY"!
ST. PAUL, PARKWAY CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST:
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL" ! = MY.T.H.I-
GAIT - THE EVIL THE HUMAN! THE
WATERFALL
THE DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE tLneon,
shakespesru) - IS DOOMED! - rs or SATANS
PSEUDO. BuRLesoUE. ADAmEvE "LoRD-co0"
tcen. III. eteJ AND HIS SATANIC. MYTHICAL.
ANTLcHRIsT - P-s-Y-cH-o-P-A-TH-IC
HUMANS - ADAM.EvE. MuRbERous CAIN. JUDAS.
KNAvEs AND foCLs THE ECO AND PsYcHolo'
cY OF HUMAN BlRTf4s AND PARENTHooD -
MAN OF THE DUST or THE GROUND =
FRAUDS MYlrsfi-sl N.o-THINGN-Ess!
REPUDIATED Br THE cHll. .DLEss cnk's'
JESUS - "fHE WAY. THE TRUTH AND THE
uEE"l - 'VNv WORKS AND GREATER
shALL We D0"l JESUS HoNoRINc THE ONE.
REAL PAReNrl CREATOR SOUL MTeLl'
cENcE SPIRIT SUBSTANCE - THE DEITY HIS
"RATtleRMoT4eR GOD. ALL-tARmoNIoUs"
AND YOURS, REALLYl-o OF THE FIRST cfAP-
TER OF GENESIS - I:26: MAN = YOUR TRUE
BEING - AS ETERNAL AND PERFECT AS GOD.
HIMsELFl - ,ADANlEvELEss! NEVER
SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNERS - Or
WOMAN, UNcLEAN'l tJob oTJ
l:27. 28: MALE AND FEMALE, CREATED HE 'ne"
- BUT NOT or SATAN. SIN, SEX!
DEVILS ADAMS, EWES, MULTIPLYING LIKE
RABBITS, ARE FRHUDsl MYTHS
N.o.T-H-tN-cNEs.sl
be FRUITFUL AND MOL trL's r'sS ~.
THE EARTH" - TAKEN LITERALLY, SERVES NE
DEVIL - oWlNe 70 SATAN BOUND. SAUL
OF TARsus ApAM-EvE TRANsLAToRs TENS OF
THOUSANDS or INVOLUNTARY SPIRITUAL
ADULTERERs
SEE LOWER HALF or p I3s, GODS CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK - GUARDIAN, tsBsRA1ok
or eIsuEs ctEReY. LAYMEN, LEADERS = Or
THE "cHAsTLy FARCE OF MATERIAL [sccsl'edl
ExsTENcE"l -p. 272, c.s textbook.
TIE ONE, R.e-A4 UNIVERSE NEVER N6eoS
DEvhS ADAMS, IVES. HUMANsi
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-03

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1862 .
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
Randolph Heads
Membership Drive

NEW YORK - A. Philip Ran
dolph, president of the Brother
hood Of Sleeping Car Porters and
vice president of the National
Association for the Advancement
of Colored People. has accepted
the general Craftsmanship of the
current membership drive of the
New York ((Manhattan) NAACP
branch.
The Manhattan chapter is con-
ducting a crash membership pro
gram to enlarge the branch and
TO enable il to engage in dynamic
program of action on all levels
in the Harlem community. Their
goal is $1,000 members by the
end Of this year.
MIR. Randolph in his role as
chairman Of the drive stressed
the need for concerted effort and
direct action to end racial restric-
tions on every front and urged
vigorous support Of the Manhat-
tan chapter by every member of
the comipdnity.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18


If your laundry basket Is
brimming with a weeks back
log of ironing-it's time to re-
organize.
The wrong side and right side
of ironing depends on the fabric.
Most rayons and all dark-colored
fabrics should be ironed on the
wrong side. Ironing linen usually
produces a gloss on the surface.
It's fine for table linens-but bet
ter iron linen dresses on the
wrong side.
For shirts with that profes.
sional look, follow this proce.
dure: first iron the cuffs, then
the sleeves, and next the collar.
The yoke follows, and after that,
the back. The front is ironed last.
For smooth ironing, no stick.
ing, make sure your iron is abso.
]utely clean. If scorched starch
accumulates, clean as follows:
cool iron completely. Wipe bot
tom of iron with a damp cloth
and mild soap. Remove scorched
starch with a Kurly Kate pot
cleaner. A gently Kurly Kate
will not scratch or damage the
surface.
When the ironing's done (.
it's time for fun. For easy direc-
tions for do-it-yourself party
favors and decorations, write for
a free Kurly Kate Decorating
Idea Booklet, 2215 South Michi-
gan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
W0menS Club Backs
President KennedyS
Legislative Program
BY sft''s f1'''gfes !.

mcnt OF the Commission on the
Status OF Women. action on vot-
ing rights by the Justice Depart
ment and the Presidents conduct
of foreign policy.
Led by DR.. Rosa l.. Gragg of
Detroit. President Of the NACWC,
% delegates called on the Prcsi-
dent at the White House and
presented him with Lincoln
portrait which hung on the wall
Of the library in the home of
Frederick Douglass. the Negro
abolitionist and historian The
DOUGLASS home in Washington
is The propcrty Of The association
and a bill is now before Congress
TO make il national shrine
In accepting the gift. the Prcsl-
dent noted that this was the first
contribution hy Negro organi-
zalion TO the White House his
torical collection The Chief FIX
ccuii,e nearly charmed the ladies'
ont cf their bonneiS when he
commented. I'm rlad hats are
not going out ol style =
Dl Craze praised the prcsi-
dent for his fortnight leader
ship and his emulation cf the
idrals of Abraham Lincoln and
expressed the hope that he would
support the bill on the Douelas,
Home and be- present for It's dcdi
cation The President thanked
the ladies and promised TO look
into the matt% After telling them
that The picture would be hung
IN The Lincoln Room. Mr. Kcnne-
dy directed that they be taken TO
see the Lincoln Room which is
ordinarily closed to the public
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18

TALLAHASSEE - Six hlgn
school teachers are learning about
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
WICKENS NAMED CONSUMER
ADVISER

WASHINGTON - Secretary Of
Labor Arthur J Goldberg announ-
ced the appointment of Mrs.
AryncsS JOY Wickens as tho La
Dor Departments Consumer Adj
wiser. Secretary Goldberg said the
action was intended to strengthen
and expand the Departments pro-
grams on behalf Of consumers,
in line with the Presidents mes
sage TO the Congress on the pro-
lection of consumer interests.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-18
10 african Students
Are Bound For
UNcF Colleges

NEW YORK - Awarded four
year scholarships at United Ne,
gro College Fund member insti-
tutions. q group OF 10 African
students are scheduled TO arrive
in the Port Of New York, Aug. 13
according TO James r. Smothers
.lr.. UNCF's director of cduca-
tional services. The young men
and women from seven countries
comprise the second group 10
malriculltc nj UNCF COLLEGES un-
der the African Scholarship Pro
gram inauearatcd last year. This
years African freshmen will at.
lend l6 of the 80 UNCF member
institutions.
ITO acqnaint them with day.
today living in the United States.
each young African will be the
house guest of a private famil,
from Aug. l3 10 Aug 27.' Mr.
Smothcrs said. Tho two-wecl
homc-stays have been arranged
by THE Experiment in Intcrna.
tional Living" with headquarters
in putncy, VI.
Family visits will he followed
by two-wcck. UNCF.sponsorcd
college oricntation program III
Atlanta University, Atlanta. Ga
AUG. 27 Sept 8 The students.
who come from Kcnya. Nigeria.
Nyasaland. Rhodcsia, Sierra lie
one. Uganda Tanganyika, will
then report on campuscs in Ala.