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Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-12-18
SCALES UNBALANCED

The nation and probably the world aUas
stunned aOhen 10 men aOk10 VeYe closely con-
ne cted with the brutal Sayings Of three chill
rights WORKERS in MISSISSIPPI this summer
weYe freed. .sas"
When the ne1OS 1tuS reported there must
haze been slight miSbalance Of the scales
of Justice which are shO1On in every court
house I'm the nation.
Since meagev ruling giuen by a Wonaam
from Mississippi aOk0 is the federal commits
siOneY, re leased the men aUbO VeYe standing
accused by FBI Yeb0Yts--the IS a grave
danger that the violence uIll not remain
Stilled.
Men aObo make fyolic Of the NveS Of others
are let roam freely without any type Of re-
st1uint. The bodies Of three young men and re
several others in the past years, inch4dtng
some young children aOhO 1OeYe killed by Is
bombs at church should be etched on the mind
Of the accused men, their attorneys and the
cOn1n1iSS i011eY uOhO freed them.
1t mas on a day in December that MSSiS-
Sibbi joined the Union many years ago.
it mas on another December that it 0bOnOned
the SCuy Of justice.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

1t pays to take the time to
launder and dry braid and fringe
trimmings before stitching them
on to washable fabrics. This will
prevent any shrinkage problems
when laundering the finished
items.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-08

above taken the Kappas dance held on the
patio Adams Hotel Saturday night.
Pictured Mrs. Warren Bass Mr. and Mrs. Ananas
Mason Mesdames Williams Sam Solomon. Gilbert Gray
IT.. D. Nelson Randolph and Eva Nealey.
Others shown E. E. Roberts, W. Bell Mr. and Mrs. William
Hooks Mrs. Lois Anderson. Virgil Berry and Mrs.
Hadley Murrell.
pictured Mr.. Mrs William Warren and Mrs Gera
(
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-31
CuIuhuds At
Legend City

1.-THE Galahads" comedy folk
singers, return to Arizona for a
limited engagement at Legend
City amusement park.
The five-man act will appear
nightly, except Monday, at Legend
City's Golden Palace saloon. The
five Valley boys who make up the
act are Comic Jack Poe, Bramlet,
George Cox, Bill Nelson and Tom
Scotch.
In addition to recent nightclub
engagements. they have just COM
pleted national tour with Jack
Linkletter' Hootenanny Show,
playing to Runaway crowds in
New Orleans, Dallas, Reno, Las
Vegas and Hollywood.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-31

Whitney M. Young, Jr., became
Executive Director of the Ma
tional Urban League on Octo-
Der l, 1861. He was formerly
Dean of the Atlanta University
School of Social Work 1854
1861.
He did his undergraduate work
at Kentucky State College; his
graduate work at Massachusetts
Institute of Technology and the
University of MINES ota, at which
latter institution he received his
Masters Degree in social work
in 1o47. During the academic
year lo60-6l he was visiting
scholar at Harvard under a spe-
cial Rockefeller grant.
For three years he has Indus
trial Relations Secretary of the
St. Paul Urban League and from
1850 to 1854 was Executive Sec
rotary of the Omaha Urban
League. He has also been on the
faculty of St. Catherine S College
in St. Paul, the School of Social
Work of the University of Ne
braska and Creighton University
at Omaha.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-31
Auxiliary Formed
At Homes Boys Club

A Women Auxiliary of the | C.
Homes Unit of the Boys Clubs
of Phoenix was recently organ
lied. Don Will, unit director, ex-
planned to the ladies the func-
lions of Women's Auxiliary and
the benefit they can be to the Boys
Club.
Officers we're elected; Mrs.
Sadie Harvey. President; Mrs.
Sessions, Secretary: Mrs. Erris
Harvey, Treasurer. The group
will meet the third Wednesday of
each month.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-07-31

Mut Graham
MAYOR
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29
Auto Deaths
| Predicted

Last year SIS Americans were
killed and over $4,000 more were
injured in automobile accidents
during the four day Memorial
Day holiday.
Arizona's toll was 304 acct
dents, 9 fatalities and 225 per-
sons injured.
With thousands Of Arizona mo-
florists taking to the road for
the first long holiday weekend
of the summer. chances are good
for excessive additional acct
dents and fatalities, unless
everyone exercises extreme eau
ton in their driving.
Traffic lawMolations and other
unsafe driving will contribute to
9 out of 10 Of the many motor
vehicle accidents that will mar
the Memorial Day weekend. the
Arizona Traffic Safety Founda-
tion reminded motorists today.
Actually" the Foundation
commented, "the same thing hap
pens every day. On holidays,
there's more driving--so, more
danger"
What category Of bad driving
will contribute to the most holi-
day accidents7
considering all accidents
fatal, pers onal injury, and pro-
perty damage the No. l factor
Excluding drinking) will be fol-
lowing too closely. 1t will figure
in l out of E accidents.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29
Discussing Arizona Law
Pedestrians

walkers have legal duty to be CAREFUL since
do the harm they have the greater duty
Pedestrians legal right drivers to obey traffic
passing drivers watch for pedestrians who may
tem especially crosswaks where walkers have the
right of vay sidewalks and highway shoulders
walkers bad judgment mistake not excuse motorst
accident driver should allow wide margin for such
AS walker though you have legal duty to be careful
to consider Clothes
age speed and coseness Of oncomng and the like
pedestrians lack of does give driver right
he still should avoid mshap matter who Is
blame.
disobeys traffic laws himself his folly may help
and thus lose himhs right revocer damages
Most driver should give special
small children. They do play around diveways and are pu
So them before back into the street and make sure
they safe.
You have legal duty look for workers protected by signs
flares flags the highway The law such woknen
spend their time work and not in lodging cars
This legal column is issued public service under super
the State Bar Arizona and written INFORM not to
advise.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29
EIks Corner
c. McCLAMM

PISA convention committee will
meet at 2 pm on the first and
second Sundays Of June only. All
other meetings are every Sunday
at 4 pm. Please be present.
Dispensation has been granted
by GER Hobson Reynolds: June
'24-2S. He will attend the con-
vention. Also, attending will be
CDR Nettie B. Smith and CDS
Buena Kelley.
Daughters dispensationi Is still
on. The lodge brothers end June
3Oth.
PISA delegates from our temple
are Dts. Mary Boozer, Alice
Wheeler, Cinderella Weaver,
Alberta Perkins, Florence Ses-
sions: PDRC delegates include
Dts. Gertrude Clements, Louise
Becton and Villa Mae Hunter.
Temple election Of officers
will be held June S.
Mrs. Jean Carr, has returned
from visiting her ailing mother
in Terrell, Texas. She was away
for ten weeks.
Junior Matinee, LIST Sunday In
June; At pm. 25f Donation
child accompanied by parent.
Chairman Is DIT. Margaret Ross.
DIT. Alberta Perkins announces
the Hat Sunday. second Sunday In
June, 3:30-E3o pm. Donation ST..
Cash prizes.
Sick List-Dt. Elizabeth Turner
is at Memorial Hospital, J West
#26.
Our oldest Elk, Bonnie Nichol-
son. ga, Is ailing at home, in the
Henson Project Apt. 70.
Minor Byers, Of Flagstaff, is
recuperating from heart surgery
at St. Luke's Hospital.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29

Primarily speaking, this hat was
inspired by you know who. But whether
you lean toward Lyndon or have picked
Barry, this modified Western hat will
make you feel at home on the range or
dashing about town. The crown of this
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29
BRAND NEwsl THE IBy HAITI
Il cool shu1V versiom Of the 5-galzon hat
that fits all camdidates!
8.95 by Dobbs

Panaire straw is lower and the brim is
narrower but the high, wide and
handsome styling is thoroughly West
ern. Democrat or Republican, this is
sure to win your straw vote. In smart
new Desert Tan shade.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29

Try cleaning diamonds, shin
ing silver, gold or any metal
jewelry with toothpaste and an
old soft toothbrush. 1t gives a
nice luster.
A large corsage pin is an ideal
stopper for small cans of oil or
tubes of glue. 1t also keeps the
hole unclogged.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29
CLASSIFIED
DIRECTORY

ADRIANNE'S BEAUTY SALON
l4l8 E. Washington
25s-O5ll
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29

DRIVER WANTED
FREE TRANSPORTAT1ON-Help
drive to Oklahoma. Leave the
first week in June APP $500
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29

I& M BARBER SHOP
l205 w. Buckeye
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29

JACKSONS BEAUTY SHOPPE
1898 E. Madison
AL 2-9S4l
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29

ALBRITTONS BEAUTY SHOP
1916 E. Monroe
AL 4-35o7
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-05-29

SOUBLETS BEAUTY SHOP
20l4 E. Broadway
BR 6-3o64
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18
All Freed In Triple
Murder Case

SHREVEPORT, La. Horace
D. Barnett, Is, of Cullen, La,
was the last of 81 men arrested
and freed in the uns olVed murder
of three civil rights workers in
Mississippi last summer.
Barnett is one of ten the FBl
accused of actually plotting to
intercept threaten. assault,
shoot and kill, the two white and
one Negro civil rights workers.
Charges against l9 of the Fl
men arrested, including the Ne
shoba County sheriff and his dep
uty, were dropped when Miss Es-
Their Carter, federal commits
sioner refused to listen to the
case because of "hearsay" in
formation.
She ordered bond money to be
refunded and the lo were freed
after six days of confinement.
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18
N usons Urged
TO Help

NEW ORLEANS : (ANPD :
Grand Master John G. Lewis,
IT., of the Prince Hall Masons,
speaking at district meeting
here of ma sons in the New Or
leans and Plaquemines Parish
area, declared that it is now in
cumbent on Masonry to turn
away for a few moments from
their usual ritual and technical
procedures and turn to serving
the people and supplying them
with their needs.
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18

les of racial bombings was an
example of blind and Indifferent
to violent acts.
He empha sized that the Amer
lean civil rights movement was
not dominated by communists. =
But there was danger of insin-
cere persons who could Use such
movements to advance their own
power.
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18
Hoover Dissenfs

NEW YORK-FBI Director I.
Edgar Hoover said the MISSISSIPPI
pi court which gave suspended
sentences to nine men who we're
brought to trial following a ser
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18

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it to us.
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18

pre-Chrsmas sponsored by daughters VI
Tabor Rose 3d. held Friday at the Prince
Hall Masonic Temple
Shown above Hattie aggers 49, Henrietta Eog
Ann White C M. Geneva Davis chap
Catherine Nelson.
attending the Taboran party we're Myrtle CoPan
Alberta Perkins, CR Murray Sea Fish, hema and Mag
gle Wilson, Legusta Lynch, Segdewick Allen ana Kut eh
@ Photos-Bobby Heard
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18

4-(Cuban) (BOlivian) army revolt
topples regime of Victor PaZ
EstenssOrO, who fed to Peru.
5-Mariner iii twas complete sue
cess) failed in the first attempt
to launch spacecraft to Mars.
6-Pictured Baltimore 17-year-Old
(Roberta RanchOc) Carolyn
MigninD was selected as Miss
Teen-age America for 1865.
Count 10 for each correct choice.
is excellent: so. good: 40, fair; less
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18
PGeto4<aI
- INTELLIGRAM

To test your knowledge of re-
cent events, complete the follow
ing six statements and check your
answers with those below.
Pictured heavyweight champ
Sonny Liston) (Cassius Clay
was unable to make his Sched-
uled defense of the title be.
Arizona tribune., 1964-12-18

cause of hernia operation.
demonstrations staged by leftists broke out in
Japan when China set off its nuclear bomb 1.-THE
USS Sea Dragon, nuclear sub, harbored at
SaSebO).
3-National Baseball League ruled that the Milwau-
kee Braves (may mott (may) move to Atlanta, Ca,
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
Wilma Will Miss
Tokyo Comes

NASHVILLE, Tenn.-Hopes that
Wilma Rudolph (Ward) Eldridge
might represent the United States
in the Olympic Games in Tokyo
next October we're just about
crushed last week when she an
nounced that she is expecting a
child in June.
The wife of athlete Robert FL
bridge of Clarksville, whom she
married last July 20 after di-
vorcing her first husband, VIII
liam Ward, the triple gold
medal winning star Of the 1860
Olympics in Rome, said she was
not completely ruling out par
ticipation in the Tokyo Games,
but doubts that she'll be able to
get herself in shape in time.
WON 8 MEDALS IN ROME
U. S. Olympic officials and
Wilma's millions of fans had been
hoping against hope that she'd
be able to participate in the
Toyko Games to give the Ameri-
can women's team the boost 1t
so badly needs. Recognized as
1.-THE worlds fastest woman"
Mrs. Eldridge won three medals
in the Rome Games, becoming the
only American besides Jesse
Ovens to accomplish the feat.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
Nat Cole Show Opens Nor. 30

now a series Is the. furthest
thing from my mind"
with television, as with
everything else in life. you must
know what you want and where
you re going" opines Cole,
you're either a 'TV star or
a guest performer consider
myself to be in the latter cate
gory."
Cole varies his activities
greatly. He is one of the top
nightclub attractions in the ma
tion. He has been one Of the top
selling recording artists for
years. He even stars in an &C.
casional motion picture.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
SOUTHSIDERS HOME
hit BY BULLET

Phoenix police we're investi-
eating another sniper attack in
which a bullet was fired through
the window of a Southeast Phoe-
nix home.
Mrs. Geneva Mosley, "a, of
3225 S. 10th ST., told police she
heard the front window of her
home crack about 9:40 o'clock
Monday night and discovered a
bullet had been fired through 1t.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20

"a television series Is like
a favorite DESSERT" says Nat
King Cole, scheduled to appear
at the Phoenix Star Theatre.
March 80 = April S, with his
newest variety show, Sights and
Sounds a. eff it's available
every week 1t soon loses its
fascination and charm and you
soon search for new DESSERT"
The popular entertainer has
appeared on all Of television' s
top musical programs. He was
also the star Of his own net
work show. ga few years ago."
continues Cole, 81 wanted a ser
les of my own badly. But right
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
WORKING FOR TAXES

The average taxpayer works
III days a year to meet Fed
eral, state and local taxes.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
LOWER OPERATING COST.

naturally costs less than electricity,
while special summer gas air con-
ditioning rate means even bigger
savings. And, with gas air condition
ing energy consumption does not in
crease with the units age. Your
air conditioning cost starts low -
stays low.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
4. CONSTANT PEAK PERFORM

ANU. There's no loss of efficiency
with gas air conditioning. Even after
years of operation, even during
most extreme weather, you always
get the cooling cheating capacity you
paid for
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
J. LOWER maintenance. No

moving parts to break down or wear
out means big savings in mainte.
nance, repair and replacement costs
over the years.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
j. WARRANTY /SERVICE.

dition to an unmatched factory war;
ranty, gas air conditioning is backed
by service policy available from
Arizona Public Service Company.
To learn how modern gas air condi.
tioning can cool your home five ways
better, call or visit
Arizona Public Service Cos
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20

If you are buying. building, remodel
ing or converting from your present
air conditioning system, be sure to
investigate the many advantages OF
modern gas absorption air condition
ing. It's the practical way to year.
round cooling and heating for your
home.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20

4. LONGER LIFE. Gas absorption
air conditioning lasts a to S times
longer than other units because there
are no moving parts; no compressor
in the cooling /heating cycle.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-20
VA BOOKLET
AVAILABLE NOW

The 1864 edition of VA Fact
Sheet ISL, Federal Benefits
for Veterans and Dependents"
is now on sale at the U. S.Govern-
ment Printing Office in Washing
ton, D. c.
This booklet lists all major
benefits available to u. S. vet
Grams, explains eligibility re-
quirements for veterans or their
dependents and describes the ma
ture Of the benefits and where
application should be made.
A single copy may be purchased
from the printing office for IS
cents. Organizations or indiW-
duals desiring copies in quantity
may obtain discount rates.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-06
punies
Must End Bios

JACKSON, MISS.--Six public
transportation companies here
must cease discrimination "a
gainst Negro citizens as result
of the u. S. Supreme Courts re-
fusal to hear an appeal from seq
regationists.
Attorneys for the NAACP Legal
Defense Fund won the favorable
ruling in the US. 5th Circuit
Court of Appeals last October.
The Mississippians appealed to
the u. S. Supreme Court which
this week declined to review
their appeal.
Defense Fund attorneys had to
challenge Mississippi S segrega-
tion laws in general before spe-
cific relief could be won from the
carriers.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-06
CHURCH NEWS

Youth Choir of the Church of
the Living God PCT, l745 E.
Maricopa, will participate in
hootenanny at Carl Hayden High
School, Friday. Mar. 6. 8 pm.
The Youth Unit of the church
will direct services Sum-, Mar.
s at II am.
The Senior Choir will present
a musical Sum-, Mar. IS at 3 pm.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-06
Kitchen Sink Is Not
For PeOpIe-Washing!

Instruct children to wash their
hands in the bathroom = not in
the kitchen sink. This health tip
comes from William H. Cary, Jr.,
chief of the Washington, DC.
Bureau of Environmental Health.
Mr.. Cary comments that chill
dren, after play, are about the
most contaminated creatures that
can come into kitchen. Splashing
dirt, as they wash their hands, can
likewise cOntaminate nearby food
or dishes.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-06

BIRMINGHAM, ALA. Forward
movement of school integration
was assured here this week when
the U. S. Supreme Court declined
to, consider school board effort
to block desegregation.
NAACP Legal Defense Fund
attorneys secured some school
integration even though the US.
Sth Circuit Court of Appeals is
still considering aspects Of the
case.
Arizona tribune. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1958-197?, 1964-03-06

annual Coronation Ball held the Elks Lodge
South Seventh Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Campbell
Jefferson Mr.. Mrs. Herman Mathews
pictured Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Brown and Mrs. Harr
Sessions
At the 1o6A65 New Worlds Fair, everyone will know the
exact u S. population Demogoph Of The Equitable Life Assvr
once Society births and deohs they the SO
sotes Overhead will keep running tally OF
population II seconds Iodoy seven
out Of ten of live in metropolitan
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-26
Discussing Arizona Law
Conditional Sales Contract

conditional sale agreement for the
personal property, wherein the seller the legal the
and the obtains the right
conditional sale be writing signed by
parties 1t properly describe the all of the
dons Of sae Such be acknowledged
filed, within reasonable time, Recorders
county where the buyer resides.
The purpose of the conditional sale that provides
medium through merchandise
without paying the full purchase price the time Of sale.
The the agreement provide that the buyer SELL
deface destroy merchandise while
Generally he keep the property insured full value until
the property paid for full Legal
until such
paid.
One purchasing property should exactly he obtaining
before ne signs for equally
that the seller know exactly how properly
sale in order that his security protected.
Purchasing merchandise conditional cam
be the entering
into such
about the legal obligations he is assuming
(IdS legal
vision Of the State Bar of Arizona
o advse)
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-26
Views, pREvIEws
AMD REVIEWS
Edward Banks
More Cadets Needed
Edward Banks

uniforms
their early the time they retired United
country
training institutions officers of the armed
in the world.
Each in June Of receive their degrees
and commissions after completing the required training
for the army, navy, air force, marines.
At there three enrolled
in academies which included West the Air Force
Academy, and Naval Academy.
This the time for prospective cadets begin write their
and get the application information More high
graduates should great opportunity
open at the various federaly supported academies.
Arizona tribune., 1964-06-26
LAW LEADS WAY

The passage Of the CiUil Rights bin by
federal lawmakers Will h0Ue far Yea ching
results on the HUes Of the citizens not only
Of diffeYent c0LOYS, races, etbnic b0 ckgYOu'ads
and national origins, but 1T W5H set goals for
all.
Too many gears h0Ue been spent by cey-
tain states and cities TO end the terrible
inequities which exist for many persons 1Oho
are not eau cosi0ns.
The cjUil rights measure covers several
aspects Of life and although the loobholes
and the legal POINTS in 1t might be used to
ciYcunUent the lam, neUeYthe less, for the
first time since the end Of the CiOil War,
the Negroes and other nin0YitieS Will haze
some federal by0te ction.
The beginning Of the second one hundred
years after the emancipation Of the Negroes
in the United States, is taking a foYuUaYd
look with the ena ctnaent Of the chill rights
biu Now, ne must strive for the extension
Of fun citizenship rights to all. States,
counties and cities must shake the chains
from their feet and move ahead and YecOg-
nike that Negroes, Indians, Jews. Puerto
RicanS, Neutrality-suspicious. and other
minority groups must be accepted as first
class citizens with equal rights.