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The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
CORE To Increase Action
In Fight Against Bias
q Detroit Airmcn Itcassisned

LAKELAND AFB, Tex. - Six
Detroit men arc being rcassigned
to Amarillo AFB, Tex. to attend
the United States Air Force tech
nical training course for supply
specialists.
The men. all of whom have
completed basic military training
at Lakeland AFB. Tex. are:
Airman Basic James Coleman.
Jr., whose parents reside at 1924
S. Ethel. Detroit. He attended
Southwestern High School.
Airman Basic Elmon Il. John
son. son of Mr. and Mrs Willis
Johnson of 1890 Fcnclon. De-
troit. He is 1860 graduate of
John j. Pcrshlng High School.
Airman Basic William r.. Lacy.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nj.
Lacy of $500 Helen. Detroit He
is 1862 graduate of Northeastern
High School.
Airman Basic Alfonso J. Mills,
son of MIR and Mrs Oliver Mills
of 1923 Cadillac, Detroit. He is
a 1861 graduate of st. Bernard
High School.
Airman Basic George b. Park
err, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnle
L. Parker, of 1882 Normandy,
Detroit. He is a 1861 graduate Of
Central High School.
Airman Basic Clanta NJ. Watson,
son of Mrs. Gladys Watson Of
1897 f. Grand Blvd. Detroit lie
attended Eastern High School.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Civil War Exhibition
AT Historical Museum

Midwest privileged to show this
display publicly The exhibit has
previously been presented in New
York, Washington, and Richmond,
Virginia. 1t will 90 TO Los Angeles
following the sht wing at the De
troit Historical Museum.
Materials have been drawn from
the collections of more than for
ty institutions and individuals.
II presents Jewish participation
in both Union and Confederate,
military and civil.
Categorics included arc: Before
tho War - Heroes, North and
South - Abraham Lincoln and
the Jews - Leadership During
the War - The Home Front and
After the War.
An Advisory and Coordinating
Committee of prominent Jewish
civic and community leaders have
aided the Detroit Historical Mu.
scum in this presentation. They
include: Charles +. Fcinbcrg, Max
Nj. Fisher, Leonard n. SlmonS,
Stanley j Winkclman, Judge and
Mrs. Nathan Kaufman, Judge and
Mrs. Theodore Levin. The Hon
orable Mel Ravitz and Mrs. Ra-
vitz. MIR. and Mrs. William Frank
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Karbel, MIR
and Mrs. Harry l.. Jones. and
MIR. and Mrs. James Wincman.
In addition. the Museum viii
install an exhibit of materials on
Jewish participation in Michicar
from the collections assembled by
Mr.. Irving Kstz Of Detroit; this
is the special feature of the Dc
troit Historical Museums con
tinuing exhibit on the Civil War
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
NAACP To Act
On Voting,
Housing, Jobs

ATLANTA - Delegates attend
ing the 53rd annual NAACP con-
vention here last week called for
"a vastly extended and greatly
accelerated program of voter
registration"
The call for steppcd-up po-
lltical action program was one
of 86 resolutions adopted by the
convention, July % They en-
compaSsed the full scope of the
Associations wide ranging in
terests, activities and program:
school descgregation. legislation,
employment. court decisions, Sc
lective buying. constitutional
rights. housing. hospitals and
health. foreign affairs. welfare,
communism, reverse freedom
riders and cooperation with
other groups.
The convention called upon the
President Of the United States
TO give bold and diIigent leader
ship by sending strong civil rights
programs 10 Congress and rally
ing the country to help fight for
their passage.
The Democratic party was re-
minded of its failure 70 live up
to election campaign promises.
Moreover, resolution pointed
out. under Democratic party con-
troll, the reins of power in the
87th Congress remain in the
hands of foes of civil rights. OF
the 16 standing committees in the
Senate, nine have chairmen who
oppose civil rights. OF the 20
standing committees in the
House, nine are directed by
chairmen who support racial
segregation"
The resolution went on TO
warn "the leaders of the Demo
cratic party that we expect the
same vigor in pressing for pas
sage of civil rights legislation
that we saw in the fall of 1860
when they we're pressing for votes
of colored residents in the major
urban areas of our nation
Similarly. the Republicans we're
warned that the colored voters
of the United States are disgust
ed with the hypocritical profes-
sion of love for civil rights on
Lincoln's birthday and the be-
travail of civil rights in collabora-
tion with obstructionists on all
other days when this type oil
legislation is before committees
or on the floor of Congress. We
appreciate the men and women
of vision representing the Repub-
lican party in the House and
Senate. Their records are 100
per cent for civil rights and they
are fighting against desperate
odds to bring their party back
to its traditional position of OPP
position to racial discrimination
and segregation.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

SOULS IN HELL : SUFFERING OF.
ASKS BILLY GRAHAM REGARDING This.
Free Press 7-6
SEE ANY ISSUE GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
BY ANDREW 2. FRUEHAuF Cs. +-4+
SUFFERING IS AN ADAM-EvE M-Y-T-H!
GODS GOODNESS sATURATEs THE
UNIVERSE ! AWAKEN TO DIVINE s0NsHIP :
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH IMPERATIVE /!
my ANSWER"
QUESTION: Do you believe that when Christ was on
the that Gods SUFFERING was equal to that Of
SOUL IN HE'LL And II so. is that good argument
against the bitterness that have that God was will
ing TO suffer much?
ANSWER: There is way for a man to understand
how much Christ suffered the cross.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
Children S
Defenders
Meet July n

The Childrcn'S Defenders. Inc,
are having a meeting on July
%, at 200 pm al Veterans Hall
on 1911 Southficld, Lincoln Park
Michigan.
These meetings arc held once
a month for people who have
problems in getting support for
their children or have
been uniustifiably y mis-
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
COMMENTS INVITED ON
PENSION PLANS

WASHINGTON - The T. S.
Labor Department has invited
written comments on a proposed
regulation under the Welfare and
Pension Plans Disclosure Act
The 4.ycar-old law was amend
cd by tho Congress last March to
give the Secretary of Labor adj
ditional discretion and authority
in administering its provisions
which apply TO plans covering
more than % participants.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

I'm ATMOSPHERE OF LOVE DIVINE. WE LIVE.
AND MOVE. AND BREATHE" AND HAVE OUR BEING
- CHRISTIAN SCIENCE HYMN.
HEAVEN At HAND = WITHIN YOU ExC.L-o
slv.E REALITY OF GODS HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE NO BIRTHS! DEATHS, SIN. MATTER, HELL ANU
THEIR FATHER THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAm'sve
FRAUDS AND MYTHS Genesis ':2o: - MAN -
GODS IMAGE DIVINE. II: GODS MALE AND FEMALE
m ONE AS PER c-H-IL-D-L.s-ss JESUS Anu v"IN
EST MARY. BAKER EpDYs MORE THAN 40 YEARS!
v. a: "ANp GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT ne
tTuE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR = HoNoREp
BYIfHE c-El.I-LD-L-E-s-s CHRIST JEsuS!l HAD "AoI
AND. BEHOLD, IT WAS t-Ls-l VERY cooo1
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
THE TWO WEATHERS:

DEVILS ADAM-EvE LORD GODS! (Cen. 2:7.
etc., EXCESS HEAT. COLD etc. OF SATAN
BOUND: JUDAISM, R.C.. PR0TESTANTISM,
MATERIA MEDICA, ET AL! The UNIVERSE IS
1907 The MANIFESTATION OF THOUGHT /!
Gods Christ Scientist:
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21

A significant Civil War exhi-
bition. assembled by the Jewish
Historical Commission, United
States Civil War Centennial -
entitled "Thc American Jew in
the Civil War" will be on display
at the Detroit Historical Museum
from July "a through August 20,
1862. Museum hours: Tuesday
through Sunday from o am. TO
6 pm. Closed Mondays.
Detroit is the only city in the
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
AVERAGE PRODUCTION
WORKER INCOME.

If you are wondering what the
Jones make. vital statistics re-
port that the average production
worker with a wife and two chill
drcn more than doubled his in
come in the period l947-l06O.
In l947 his income averaged
S3.03l In 1860 il reached S5,620
BY comparison you can see where
you stand.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
SEE RACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF
ryn,Iswr REALITY : ETERNAL PERFECTION
OF GODS CREATION YOUR TRUE BEING :
AND EXPOSURE OF THE MYTHS : DEVIL.
HELL. SIN, BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEATH. WARS.
MArrER! ! ADAM-EvE. MURDERoUs CAIN.
JUDAS "CHAsTLY FARCE" F00lIN0 sAuLs
OF rARsus, 90 YEARS Plus RIP VAN wINKLE'
NoN-cHRIsr SCIENTIST CLERGY lAYmEN
LEADERS. MASSES -
The Detroit tribune., 1962-07-21
ROSCOE DRUMMOND:
"JFK FOREIGN OFFER IN STEP HISTORICALLY
Inter DEPENDENCE

Free Press 7-II
By Roscoe Drvmmond Former Chief of Staff Of the
Christian Science Monitor Washington Bureau coumnisf
for NY. Tribune and syndieaied papers).
WASHINGTON - II is always we'll when the best
Of our political leadership is ahead of public opinonbuf
not so far ahead that il neither be followed.
See FOREIGN OFFER, Page
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I03. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE-A Book Of
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worlds most famous university towns The
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III, and others. Illus.
IO5. THE TERR0RISTS-The story Of the Fore
runners Of Stain. By Robert Payne. A Savagely
rorists and their fsnstically idealistic band Of
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royal game. Explains general and unusual terms.
biographical sketches OF. chess notables and
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Jssei Illus asrEIson InisyT1ne
across the u. 8. from the Name woods TO the
California coast. Ohio River to the Florida
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IL. Theatre Immortal: BEERBoHN TREE. Hes
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r 124. BYRON, A BIOGRAPHY. BY Leslie A.
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Howe Extraordinary record Of the 19-year
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12S. THE NEW CHEMOTHERAPY IN MENTAL
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100. THE HISTORY OF THE CROSS. BY N
Laliberte & E. West. modern artist OF lyric
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work of rare power and beauty Illuminating in
pictures and text the history and inner mean
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+ 1. GOD AND MAN IN WASHINGTON BY
Paul Blanshard. A carefully doeumented
report on the whole church-stste battle in
Congress- the Supreme Court and In the
2. THE CHILD AND HIS PLAY. By Hazel
Kepler. Mature advice for parents and
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IS. THE APOCALYPSE OF HISTORY: Problems
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bIsmpert An original and penetrating study Of
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35OAirCadets
Here 10 End
Visit 10 u. ).

Air cadets from 20 European
and Latin American countries
arrived In Washington yester-
day for the final phase of their
two-week visit to this country.
A total Of $50 American and
foreign cadets and their senior
escorts have participated for
the past month in the fifteenth
annual International Air Cadet
Exchange, sponsored by the
Civil Air Patrol.
One hundred thirty-five CAP
cadets selected from the so
States, the District and Puerto
Rico have been visiting 20 free
foreign nations since July II.
The 135 foreign cadets will
visit here for four days and
depart for their homelands
Wednesday, CAP headquarters
announced.
The visiting youngsters will
attend a space-age briefing at
2 pm. tomorrow in the Pen
tagon auditorium and a dinner
at the Statler Hilton Hotel at
z pm. where Senator Humph-
rey, Democrat Of Minnesota,
will be the guest speaker.
While here, they will sightsee
and attend CAP-planned en-
tertainment.
The cadets arrived In this
country July 10, visited New
York City for three days and
left for their 20 host States on
July %. Elaborate itineraries
were arranged for the air.
minded young men by the CAP
wings in the host states. i
The purpose Of the exchange
is to foster international I'M
derstanding, good will and fell
lowship among the youth of the !
free world, the CAP said. The
CAP cadets and their Counter
parts from the foreign coun-
tries were selected for their ex-
traodinary leadership, charac-
ter. academic achievement and
good citizenship merits.
The Air Force provided two
MATS jets for the overseas
flights Of the American and
foreign cadets. Domestic travel
for the foreign cadets was by
commercial aircraft. Except for |
transportation, the CAP Corp.
financed the exchange with its
aerospace educational and en-
tertainment features.