Describes history and status of the proposed Negro veterans' temporary housing project, about 1.3 miles east of Waterworks Park, approved by the Algonquin Park Playfield Association.
Publisher Charlotte Perry lists "leading business and professional men, women and institutions [and] functioning clubs, fraternal and religious organizations."
Gives background of "Garden Party" case in which CRC members at home of Executive Secretary Arthur McPhaul were arrested for selling beer without licenses.
First release announces "Don't buy at Neisner's" as the slogan adopted by the Twelfth Street Chapter; second release describes breaking down of discrimination at Cream of Michigan Restaurant.