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SIGHTS-con t t,
During this past week known as
Advertising Recognition Week, 1
gave a bit of thought to our
buying habits. We call ourselves
sane consumers, but we could
hardly remain objective when
analyzing our spending patterns.
My allergies are the sentinels
of many buying sprees. Regard,
less of the wonders of certain
cleaners, detergents or facial
preparations, I am unable to use
them because of Irritants.
Once I succumbed to the sooth
ing idea of sleeping on satiny
smooth drip dry sheets. We
bought four and the very first
time we put a pair on our bed—
I really woke up—with an itch. .
I was a mass of weals. My poor
husband was staggering sleepily
while I changed to the plain
percale ones.
Armed with a consumer guide
and an unflinching armor against
advertising psychology—we have
bought just as many things as
we've wanted--but how can we
tell if we truly wanted them—
or we were just happy victims
of that old devil—advertising.
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LINES TO AD HATERS
'‘Clothes come cleaner with Fab,
Whisk or Duz
Ed's Sunbeam whittles his beard
to a fuzz,
Our dishes sparkle thanks to Lux,
Joy or Calgon
My teeth glisten from deem, not
Crest,
So stop all the chatter, banter and
buzr
Those darn ads can't be all wrong
Somethings they tout are better
than the rest.
You've tried most—now go out and
buy the best.
(Do it today)
CATHOLICS GROW
IN NEGRO RACE
CHICAGO - The commission
for Catholic missions among the
colored people reported that
there ' are now 664,230 Negro
Catholics In the United States.
It said Negroes represented
9 per cent of all adult converts
to the Catholic Church during
1961.
Despite Catholic gains In rec
ent years, the overwhelming ma
jority of American Negroes, well
over 90 per cent, are Protes
tants.
TRAILER PARKS
CHARGED WITH BIAS
SAN DlEGO—Odessa Rhoades,
a Negro, has filed suit In the
San Diego County Superior Court
against three mobile home park
owners in the San Diego area,
charging them with racial dis
crimination and asking damages
totaling $12,450, Trailer Times
reported last month.
The suit claims that Rhoades
applied for space August 9 at
Rose Arbor Mobile Lodge In
Chula Vista and was refused be
cause he is a Negro. The suit
alleges he was refused for the
same reason at the Bison Trailer
Court in Chula Vista on July 31
and at the Deluxe Trailer
in Pacific Beach on August 1,
Each defendant Ts sued for
$3,000 for "humiliation, discom
fort and distress," SI,OOO for
"fraud and malice" and $l5O
for difficulties Rhoades said he
had in finding another space.
Action is being taken under
the provisions of the State Civil
Code which guarantees to all
persons, "full and equal" ser
vices from any business estab
lishment.
ARIZONA TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAR. 9,1962,
WANTS EMANCIPATION
CELEBRATION IN 1963
KANSAS CITY—The National
Council of Churches called for
an Interfaith meeting on inter
racial justice In observance of
the 100th anniversary of the
Emancipation Proclamation.
It was approved by the coun
cil’s general board in session
here. The anniversary will be
Jan, 1,
The board also asked member
churches to observe the anniver
sary as 'an occasion for deep
penitence that our society and
our churches observe toward the
goals of human dignity and hu
man rights.’
SIT IN BECAUSE
MAN REFUSED HOUSE
MONTEREY PARK, Calif. -
Nine Negro end white men and
women staged a sit-in demon
stration In a model home at a
housing tract which they s*ld
refused to sell a house to a
Negro physicist.
Officials of the Los Angeles
chapter of the Congress of Racial
Equality, which organized the
effort, said It was the first sit
in in California.
NEW ARRIVALS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stricklin,
3918 S. 25 Street Increased the
population with a wee girl, born
Mar. 4 at St. Joseph’s Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Fields,
1845 E. Adams welcomed a little
son Into their family on Mar. 3
at Maryvale Community Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, John Williams,
1134 W, Apache, are the proud
parents of a baby girl born Mar.
3 at Maryvale Community Hos
pital.
NEGRO CHURCH JOINS
WHITE BAPTIST ASSN.
Greater St. John Baptist church
at 4821 S. Michigan, with one of
the largest congregations In Ill
inois, was accepted by the Chi
cago Baptist Assn, as a member.
Rev. William A, Johnson an
nounced the church would re
main in the National Baptist Con
vention, USA, Inc., even though
the membership In the Chicago
Baptist Assn, will automatically
affiliate St. John with the Amer
ican Baptist convention.
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