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Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-05
Brooks Announces
Mis- Candidacy

William T. (Bill) Brooks is this
week making announcement of
his candidacy for the office of
State Corporation Commissioner,
subject to the will of the voters in
the Democratic primary election
September 8, 1864.
In announcing his candidacy,
Brooks declared his pledge of
compliance with the, expressed
need, on the part of Arizona resi-
dents in all walks of life, for
fortnight administration of the
affairs of that vitality important
state department.
He stresses his qualifications,
both from the standpoint of ex-
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-05
Discussing Arizona Law
lequI Aid

Legal Aid is defined the organized effort the bar and the
community provide the lawyers free who
cannot afford pay attorneys fee.
lawyers generously of their time and Skill to
service clients who the number of people needing
free legal advise is be handled unoganzed
individual basis. This where legal aid office fits
Legal aid maintains central place which ell
gbe referred by and the agencies
or to which people accord seek legal
Eligibility for legal aid dependent several factors Family
income generally considered starting point Ohe factors
include bank ownership of property debts unemployment
dependents But Standards and the point which
up for consideration, from city city,
criterion when all these all taken into
count whether the applicant afford
ceptable fee for private attorney.
Many of the people who legal aid office not eligible
for legal They have because they mis-
lawyers they do know how choose
Clients who for services
lawyer which suggests
for them consult.
The lawyer referra plan method by which persons needing
legal advice and help directly and properly brought into contact
lawyers who willing them The lawyer charges
moderate fee for consultation legal problem, and
legal for reasonable fee If such service
necessary The lawyer reerra system fills the between
legal aid and regular private law practice
hs legal column issued public service under super
the State Bar Arizona and is written inform not
advise.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-05
All Around
By FIoru Ruffin

Mrs. c. NJ Neal president Arizona State Baptist
on senior womens division speaker the annual
Womans Day held Sum- May 81 Mt Olive Baptist Church
in Chandler Rev. P. R. McDanes of the church.
Her topic was Leaders for These Troubled Tines
Mrs. Neal also addressed the Bible Missionary Baptist Church.
in the afternoon. Her Trnng and Christian Education
in the Home.'
The annual Chdrens Day program will be held Sum-, June
St. Marks Unity Temple. 18th and W. Tono Bishop A.
Johnson Topic the day will be Tran Child AS You
Would Have Him Co..
Rev. and Mrs. c. NJ Neal motoring points the
and for long vacation They plan The Worlds Fair
in New York.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-05
FOR WOMEN ONLY

A few charcoal briquets will
help remove stubborn food odors
from your refrigerator. Put
three or four pieces in a dispos-
able small pie-tin in your refrig-
orator and it will remain odor-
free.
The more frequent showers
and baths you will be taking dur
ing the hot summer will be more
pleasant if your water is soft.
Lindsay company experts say
soft water is more refreshing
because it washes away all the
soap and dirt instead of leaving
a thin film of scum on the skin
as hard water does. You'll use
less soap with soft water, too.
Before you wash any throw
rug, haste a piece of fabric such
as an old torn sheet to one edge.
1t makes it easier to pin on the
clothesline.
Line your vegetable crisper
with paper toweling to prevent
vegetable spoilage. The towels
absorb any moisture which ac-
cumulates at the bottom.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-05
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Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-05

perience and dependability, and
urges thorough appraisal of such
requirements by all voters in the
coming Democratic primary, and
also the ensuing general election
in November.
He has been a resident of
Chandler continuously for the
past A years, is married and the
father of two sons. In the past he
has served both as State Treas
urer and Corporation Commits
Sioner.
AS member of Mathew B.
Juan Post, American Legion, he
has been elected Commander
three times, and also served one
term as Commander of Legion
District No. 8.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-05

Making several members Of the Leagues Julian Yanks
happv are the Debonairs Social and Art Club.
The club recently $l35 for baseball uniforms and
equipment to the team.
Shown front row Webb, Melvin Mnnifed, Marvin
Brooks and Herbert Johnson.
members shown visiting the team are Mes
danes Rufin and Lille Belcher.
Standing Charles James Michael Graves
Dwight Warren, Ray Brandon, Dan Young Bill Sims travis VIII
liams and
Chdres Of the Julian Yanks Coaches are
Ted and Rudy Jackson.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-06-05

SOUBLETS BEAUTY SHOP
2Ol4 E. Broadway
BR 6-3o64
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Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30

PURCHASE, MY. Cited as
leader, patriot and man OF
faith" Roy Wilkins, executive
director of the National Asso-
citation for the Advancement of
Colored People, was the recip-
lent of an honorary Doctor of
Laws degree conferred upon him
by the Manhattanville College
of the Sacred Heart, a Catholic
women S school here.
Adre ssing the college convo-
cation, on Oct. 20, MIR. Wilkins
commended the young people of
the country for their rejection
of the sophistry' which holds
that Federal law should not be
invoked to protect Americans in
pursuit of their basic citizen
ship rights.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30
wilkins Gets Honorary Degree

"The youth of our land, in
overwhelming numbers -. sees
freedom as freedom, not S white
or black or North or South free
DOM" he told the young women
of Manhattanville College.
Youth which has seen govern
ment used in Miss issippi "aS
an instrument of oppression"
rejects the contention "that gov
eminent must not assume, affir-
matively, the task of protecting
and projecting individual free
dom for mankind"
The NAACP leader lauded the
role of youth in Working for
better world through participa-
tion in the Peace Corps, the
Mississippi summer project and
in other efforts to give meaning
to the concept of democracy.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30
Negroes
Win Medals

TOKYO Edith MCGUIRE, ia st
track star, a negro student at
Tenne ssee State, was one of the
few women to win a gold medal in
recent Olympic competition.
She was first carrying u. S.
colors in the 200 meter race.
Her schoolmate Wyomia Tyus
came home first in the 100 meter
race.
Miss MCGUIRE was close
second in the 100 meter da sh and
she was awarded a silver medal.
Florida's Bob Hayes, called
the world s ia stest human asily
won the men S 100 meter da sh in
10 seconds. He set a record.
Hayes Jones, Detroit. Michi-
gan schoolteacher, started last
but won a gold medal in the ITO
meter hurdles. His time was
1879.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30
Postmen To Arm

Postma ster w. ]. Ma son an
nounced Phoenix mailmen will
soon carry a pressurized con-
tainer of dog repellent. The
Humane Society of the United
States, The American Humane
Association, and the American
Kennel Club have raised no OBJ
jections to its use.
The repellent has been &C
cepted and registered by the u.
S. Department of Agriculture,
Pesticides Regulations Branch,
and has also been registered in
all states requiring such regis
tration. The significance of these
regi strations is that they identify
the product s effective and safe.
A misture of cayenne pepper
and mineral oil will be sprayed
on the attacking animal. The dog
will retreat without a whimper,
and the effects of the repellent
will wear off in Is to 20 minutes,
with no after effects.
The use of the repellent does
not replace the policy of nom
delivery of mail where there
is dog menace.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30
KlEINDIENsT NEEDED

During the past SIX years Of Republican
0d77ainiStyu at the exe cattiUe position in
Arizona much progress has been made.
We haze realized a gYoa0th in business and
industrial development, an increase in state
Wide services, a well promoted and enlarged
state fair program, more Jobs opening and
progressive border policy with Mexico.
We can rest assured that Richard Dick
KleindienSt will keep his program ge0Ted to
continued progress, Development and improve
ment.
Kleindienst is an able attorney, aOh0 grew
ub in the state. He has worked closely Vith
governmental and CHIC groups for many years.
He has served the Republican Party at a local
level and state level with high acclaim.
HIS proposals for the creation OF a state
budget and finance division would put Arizona
on a sound economic basis. Presently, AM
zomo is not keeping step with the other states
sOho haze realized the need for establishing
a state budget0Yt department. This 100uId
eliminate the aOasteta4l purchasing, accounting
and storing by twenty or more state agencies
and offices.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30
Tv Trio
TO Be At Fair

The Lennon Sisters, Kathy, FL,
Peggy, % and Janet, ID. will
appear the first five days of the
Arizona State Fair. Nov. oil.
Other stars of the Lawrence
Welk Show joining them will be
Barbara Boylan and Bobby Bur-
CESS, the teenage dancing team,
and Jack Incl, the dancer and
marimba artist.
Freddy Morgan, the banjo play
ing comedian who appeared on the
Spike Jones Show for eight years,
is an added attraction.
Mel and Clora Bryant, bro
Their and sister team, will COM
bine comedy and music. Mel
sings and gives comic material
as Clora plays the trumpet. They
recently completed an l8 week
run in Las Vegas.
Henrys Chimps. we'll known
television performers, will add
to the fun at the fair.
A total of l56 separate acts,
performing daily on three stages
and ~ bands will make the 1864
Arizona State Fair crowd plea
ser,
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30

Many Vaeytes reception honoring William Mahoney
Ghana Sunday. held at the home of
Mrs. William Warren, 5216 S. 10th Place.
From left front and Mrs. William Warren Mrs. Herbert
Finn Mr. and Mrs. ones Mrs. Curtis O. Greenfield
reception sponsored Broadway Councils
oere who have devoted several promoting
recreatonal program the southside.
B.. Heard
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30

Smiling happy the first Dbonars Mss Teen
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Williams
1888 E. Wa shington.
Standing left Mrs. Jimmie Saunders president and
Der; Theresa, Mrs. Alvin Richie, her SPONSOR
will provide Christmas
ba skets for underprveged families.
BIZ
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30

Members of Delta Beta Omega Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
seed The Sickle Cell Story depicting unusual blood disease
which affects mainly Negroes the public library auditorium Sun
day, Oct. IS
A premiere showing of slide presentation given
From left Mesdmes James Brooks, basleus Robert B.
Phillips ba seus Clarence Laing NJ De- consulant
Mesdames Alice Marriott, Lote Wyatt Ann Taylor.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-10-30

Alpha Chi P Omega sorority local chapter held its annual Mary
Founders Day the Eks Lodge Sunday Oct 25
who projects raise scholarship
Goodman College, Datona Beach, Fla whchwas
by Mrs. Bethune, pioneer Negro leader.
left Me Emma Johnson Esee Woods
Campbell Laveta Brooks Maple Lebera Ray Laea
Soubet White Marceline Murray.
Back includes Mines. Rosie Miner Johnnie M Jackson
Maefare Alexander Christine Tapp and Velma
MCGEE.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-03
Safe Trip Tips

Vacationers, business travel
ers, "Sunday" drivers (even
when it's only Saturday, are out
on the highways in full force. AS
an aid to motorists, the Sentry
Safety Council of the Sentry In
surance companies has compiled
these safe driving tips:
Have your car safety checked.
Lights, tires, steering, brakes,
exhaust system, wipers, horn,
should all be in safe condition.
Leave DRIFTING to astronauts.
Install and use seat belts.
"Hold your horses" on super
highways. Beware of tendency
to speed up.
. Keep whole traffic scene in
view-watch all objects for
block ahead in town, half a
mile in country.
Tailgating is dangerous. Drop
back at least one car length for
each ten miles of speed.
. Before changing lanes, make
sure another driver isn't start
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-03
Bold win Lists
Books To Reed

NEW YORK-Author James Bald
win has listed ten literary works
which he thinks helped him ma
ture. He believes literature is one
way of breaking through the con-
fines of ghetto life. This list Is
being distributed to schools and
Libraries in the country.
A tale of Two Cities, Dickens;
Crime and Punishment, The Pos
sessed and The Brothers Kar-
manzov, Dostoevsku: Portrait Of
a Larry, Henry James; The Mes
senger, Wright: Invisible Man,
Ellison: Black Boy. Wright: Prin-
cess Cass Amassina, James; and
Uncle Toms Cabin, Stowe.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-03
Juzz Albums Release

A new RCA Victor 'Vintage
Series" created to bring to the
public recordings Of historic and
artistic importance not available
for some years, was introduced
by RCA Victor Records this June.
June.
Comprised of carefully selec-
ted performances by great per-
sonalities of the popular, jazz and
folk music worlds, the series will
serve as a highly valuable the
saurus of collector items"
spanning the full history Of the
recording industry.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-03

Showcased among the first four
albums in the Vintage Series is
the widely acclaimed "Body and
Soul, the Jazz Autobiography Of
Coleman Hawkins"
AS an added feature Of the new
series, playing time has BENIN
creased with Vintage albums Of
ten containing the equivalent Of 10
rather than IL selections. All
recordings in the series will have
been re-mastered with the latest
recording techniques, but the ar
tistic values Of the performances
will be the only consideration for
inclusion.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-03

ing to pass you.
Pull to the right and stop when
you hear a siren or see flash
ing red light reminds the
Sentry Safety Council.
Everyone knows dangers of
driving while under influence
of alcohol. Users of drugs like
"pep pills, tranquilizers, anti
histamines, are a threat to safe
ty. Ask your doctor about driv-
ing after taking medication.
. If something goes wrong with
your car, pull off highway;
raise hood; tie white cloth on
door nearest road.
Always make sure your driv-
er's license is up to date and
your insurance Identification
card is tucked in your billfold
Finally, the Sentry Safety
Council says you never drive
alone. Your passengers, people
in oncoming cars, cars you pass,
pedestrians who cross your path,
family members at home, all de-
pend upon yomr driving actions.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-11-20
EIks Corner

Antler Guard meet S every third
Tue sday at 8 pm in the lodge hall.
Plan to attend the gala floor
show and dance at the Elks Nov.
l the star will be Beverly Har-
ris, star of Stage, screen, and
television. Donation ST. so.
Nov. 24-Regular lodge meet
ing: Nov. 70 Thanksgiving Dance
sponsored by the Bills: Nov. d
Hobo Party sponsored by the
Daughters.
Welsey Jackson is home re-
cuperating at 1917 w. Pima.
Your reporter has been i'll
suffering from bronchitis, arth-
ritis and electionitis. But I'm
back on the job.
Charles tta McClammy
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-11-20
K apps To
Host Wives

Phoenix Alumni chapter, Kap-
pa Alpha Psi Fraternity will
sponsor a wives cocktail party
Nov. 20 at the Desert Rose Mo-
tel.
Final plans have been made
for the Kappas annual Black and
White formal which will be held
at the Executive House, Scots
dale, Dec. %.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-11-20
Thanksgiving
Program Set

A special Thanksgiving. Day
program will be held at First
Institutional Baptist Church, Sun.
Nov. u. All members and
friends are urged to attend.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-11-20
CHUCKLE TIME

The mine owner was seeking
a OO,OOO loan from the bank.
"That' S a lot of money!" said the
bank president. "Can you give
me Statement7"
EYES," replied the miner.
"r, optimistic"
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21

Fellowship Musical. Sat-, Feb.
%, I45 pm.
Music Clinic, Fri, Feb. y,
$50 PM; Choir clinic-Feb. %,
2 PM: Mrs. Ruby Stuart is
church director of music.
Courtesy cars can be ordered
by calling AL 8-O365, AL 1924
or AL 2-44oO.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21

Members of the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority enjoyed Valentine
party, Friday of MIR. and Mrs. William Var
526 S. 20 Place.
Soors for Tribune from left front
Grevenberg Cleo Mooehead Mamie Island Gus
Mavis Edwards Bertha Solomon and Mary Greenfield
Second rows Arlena Senenca Mesdames 1nez Rosser Maui
Parker Mabel Nrre Gladys Roberts Odessa Reed Eleanor
Ragsdale Irene King and Miss Gertrude Murrell.
Delta shown in the bottom photographs E. Roberts,
Levoyd Moorehead William Warren. Joseph Island Dr.. c. o.
Greenfield, and ]. F. Edwards
Also pictured H. RUSSELL NJ E. King James Reed, JL
Joe Parker Sam Solomon and Hadey Murrell.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21
CHURCH CHRONICLE
NARY HALL

Church of the Living God,
CWFF, 3l37 E. Broadway, Rev.
Percy Moore, pastor.
Missionary sisters honored
Rev. and Mrs. Elmo Wooten,
1910 W. Pima, with a surprise
party. Mrs. Alma Barnett at
tended.
Mrs. Sizz Ann Cook, Rev. Woo
tens niece, from Los Angeles,
is visiting the city.
Rev. Joe McCory of San Fran
cisco, is visiting, also.
A Youth Sunday will be held,
SUM-, Feb. %, 8 pm. Sponsors
are Jeanette Howard, Gloria
Bruce and Cora Washington.
Rev. Queen is church pianist.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21

Carl Kent has been named state
chairman for the 1854 Easter
Seal campaign, announced Mrs.
R. C. OHara, board president
of Arizona Society for Crippled
Children and Adults, Inc.
Kent Is co-woner of Kent and
Hollaender Advertising, Inc. He
served as fund campaign leader
for the society last year.
"This organization" he said,
"is the Oldest in the state dedi-
Gated to aiding crippled persons
and those who are temporarily
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21
REVIVAL SET

House of Prayer of All Ma
lions, Church of God in Christ.
l402 S. IL Ave., Elder George
Johns on, pastor.
Revival week will be held Feb.
1920 under the direction of Nine.
Anna Broy Corckett Ford. of
Chicago. Some events planned are
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-02-21

disabled through accident, stroke
or illness.
"Nearly 10000 Arizonans
we're aided by Easter Seal funds
during 1868 - aid that ranged
from speech and hearing clinics
for deaf children to orthopedic
braces and homebound therapy
for adult accident victims"
The Easter Seal Parade, the
door-to-door campaign conduct
ed by 1000 volunteers. will be
Sunday, March Is.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-11-20
Discussing Arizona Low
Arruign m m e MT

of crime should know
more about just your rights would be If you were
1t isn't complicated first thing that would happen would
arragnmen
To establish your IDENTIFY
To let you know the charge against you;
the chance plea
certain that the person agalnst whom
intended, and someone else.
you arraigned written charge OF some
kind called an Indictment Information entitled to
COPY of the indictment information ask for it, you are
arragned the the charge as stated IN the
be distinctly read aloud to YOU
plead guilty plead guilty
mute Of the must enter
guilty There advantage for you
standing you plead guilty yourself you admit
proceedings point have been in order Therefore
you cannot challenge your arrangement later
plea guilty entered either by you or for YOU TWO
questions then be decided W Was crime commed7 ana
(2) did you commit t7
you plead guilty you admit that the to these questions
is eyes, of the proceeds to the
be clear that plea OF guilty was
made your full knowledge of the consequences
of YOUR plea influenced that is by fear misap-
ignorance An
interesting sdegh that the Supreme Court generally frowns
on guilty trial courts in the early morning hours
This legal issued public service under super
vision of the Arizona, written to inform not to
advise)
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-11-20
PRFvIEws
AND REVIEWS
NO FAIR AS GREAT
Edward Banks

The have closed the spectacular Arizona State Fair
history All DOTTED the
rotary of the fair commission, Charles Garland
Through his wise leadership and the aid of inspired
successful
financial outshone all expectations in exhibits and
shows.
beginning the coliseum the
fair and the guidance Garland The state
spanked local interest talented
formers showcase.
New exhibits and displays have made this fair than
place for horSeloVeS cake bakers.
should of the 1864 fair and should
Charles Garland all
of the fair commission headed by Bill Roer
for PHOTOS CALL 276.23O1