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Evening star., 1953-11-15
by Johnny Oldrate
MAITRE' B'ROTEI. eIR0's. R0IlYW00B

round of drinks and spends the
whole evening at the table, a 10
per cent tip isn't really adequate.
After all, your night-club table is
the only source of revenue that the
walters and the night club have.
You wouldn't expect to occupy a
hotel room for a whole week for the
same price you'd d pay for one night,
and it isn't fair to give a waiter a
minimum tip if you kept other
patrons from his table all night
long. In such a case, the tip you
give him is more or less rent for the
table.
EVERYONE is given normal service
and courtesies at a good night club
or restaurant. For normal service,
a normal tip is just fine. If you
want extra service, why not tip
extra?
Sometimes a number of people
serve a single table. Many Gus
toners ask: Should I tip the head
waiter, the captain. the bus boy,
and both walters if l have two
walters?
My answer would be: Unless he
gives you special service, you don't
have to tip the bus boy. since the
waiter normally gives him about
II per cent of his own tips. Of
course, if you ask the bus boy to
hang UP your coat, buy you a news
paper or perform some other spe-
cial service, it, the same old story
= for special service, a special tip.
The same goes for the captain
and the head waiter - no tip is
necessary. except for special serv-
ice. such as helping you plan big
dinner party.
Even though you have two
walters serving you. you need tip
Evening star., 1953-11-15
New Quick Way to''Lift''
Facial Contours
by Helena Rubinstein
by Helena Rubinstein

oils, beneficial herbal extracts and
effective astringents in the
scientific proportion that does won
ders for aging contours. strongly
recommend it to women who seek
tighter, more youthful contours.
Women who wish to look and feel
years younger.
Fer An
Beauty ComscioWs Wosne@
COntow-Lift Film is essential to
women Of all ages. 1t is indispensa-
bic to the older woman with aging
contours, deepening wrinkles. sag
ging throat line. Career women
need it for necessary round the
clock glamour. And every young
woman will find it a beautiful pick
up before a date. IA smooth base
for a glamorous makeup!
See AsnAzinH Results T0day
Start using ContOw-Lift Film to-
day and see these amazing results
on your own skin. You can buy
1-mOnth's supply for 800. or
2 months supply for 500. Com
plete instructions for day and might
use come with every bottle. Avail
able at leading department and
drug stores. Helena Rubinstein,
Inc, 655 Fifth Avenue, New York
%, New York. Prices plus tax.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

KOR all women who want to look
Eyounger, there is a quick and
easy new way to do it. After many
years Of laboratory research have
developed a miraculous beauty
fluid. It IS called Contom-Lift Film
and it can take years off your ap-
pearance! Designed to be used both
nieM and day, 1t is the only COS
metic of its kind that can give you
this 24-hoW-a-day beauty lift!
1ase b 1ow Do WEEKS
BY day you use Contow-Lift Finn
for a younger, uplhted" look. Its
tingling, Tightening action smOOths
away wrinkles for hours on end. In
mere minutes your skin is toned,
''uplifted. " Contow-Lift Finn is in
stantly absorbed, completely IN
visible and is a perfect base for
your makeup.
At night with COntow-Lift Film
aspartofyomr regular beauty treat
ment, sagging chin lines seem to
vanish. Flabbiness becomes more
taut. With faithful use, you ac-
quire a more youthful profile. You
discover a new way Of looking
younger. for years to come!
Here's Why 1t WEEKS
Contour-Lift Film is formulated
from a blend of rich Ieplenishing
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Here's how to avoid
looking cheap or foolish

TETS be frank about tipping.
IL Years ago, tips to walters were
regarded as just handouts. almost
as acts of charity. That's no longer
true. Today walters look upon
their tips as statesmen do upon tEieir
commissions. They need them and
earn them.
Occasionally restaurants have
tried adding a service charge to
customers bills to cover this, but
the customers haven't liked it.
They like the amount of the tip to
be left entirely to their discretion.
That seems to be the preference
with everyone concerned. Most
customers don't want to undertip
or overtip. When they do, it's usu-
ally for a special reason = or be-
cause they don't know what's
customary.
In A good restaurant or night
club, the average tip should be
between 10 and Is per cent. Yet
I've seen people come into Ciro's
and sometimes leave as little as a
Is or so cent tip on a 5O-dollar
check. That's just not fair to your
waiter.
You can't lay down a fiat rule to
cover all cases. Tips must make
sense both to the waiter and to the
customer. Nobody can tell a GUS
toner how much to tip, but he
should use common sense. If he
comes into a night club, occupies
table for 20 minutes, and orders
only one round of drinks, 10 or
IL per cent tip is fine. But if he
comes into a night club, orders one
Evening star., 1953-11-15

only the one who presents the
check. If you need extra-special
service from two walters instead of
one, you might tip a bit more than
average. They'll divide your tip
between them.
Good night clubs try to keep
their prices relatively low so as to
encourage as many people as pos
sible to frequent them. Naturally,
we're all grateful for the lavish
spender, the big Upper who knows
what he's doing and why he's doing
it.
But don't expect a good night
club or restaurant to break its
rules for you because you wave
your money around as if it were
the American flag. I've had patrons
try to tip me extravagantly to let
them violate the rule at Giro s that
no male patron can enter without
ate. l can't accept such tips. And
even the most extravagant tip
won't get patron table that's
already been reserved for someone
else.
No ONE expects a customer to tip
more than he can afford, and then
feel as if he had to go home IN
barrel. If you overtip and as a re-
suit decide not to come back, well
be sorry to lose you as a customer.
We'd rather you tipped moder-
ately, enjoyed yourself thoroughly,
and came back frequently. Just
remember that your tips are a nor
NAL part of your expenses for an
evening out.
TRUTH OR TACT some
times it's hard to decide srhich
is called for. Read baritone
Igor COrin'S Gduice merit ,Ceek.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

TW II-I5-SS
Evening star., 1953-11-15
Here's why Il Weeks

Contour-Lift Film is formulated
from a blend of rich Ieplenishing
Evening star., 1953-11-15

TRUTH OR TACT some
times it's hard to decide srhich
is called for. Read baritone
Igor COrin's Gdrice next ,Ceek.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18

begangene 6ebler i'm Rabmen oes be,
ltebenoen Splten1s beboben rperoen
tonnen - fubr Der umerifaniihe Be
riht fort - 5eigten Die 8er0ffent.
llhungen Der BON Sen Sopiets fon-
trollierte1 Breiie iiber Die aritif Der
srbelter, ooB Die mubren 8el6pers
Den nur our6 einen grunoleeenoen
8ehlel oes SDItems iiberpunoen
werOen fonn,n.
Ios 9l1nt oes Ser. sStaoten Sod.
tonnnlliars in Ieutihlano IteQte iueis
terbln felt: ~Gs ideint, ooB oie
Wohtbober Der Somiet Gone iiA
bauptloblih auf 3ugeItGnoniiie in
lplrtihoftllhen 6rogen beihrGnft bas
ben, obpobl iie ielblt in ibrer erIten
geltiir5ung iiber Die Grbebung oes
II. sunni 5ugoben, oaB Die Sauptfor-
oerungen politii6er Irt paren. Selbit
Die lorglom 3eriierten gerihte iiber
Die Gisfuilionen nit &egierl1n9sbes
omten 5ei9en, OaB Soroerungen na6
Dem Riidtritt Ger 8rotelpobI=G I=Gegie>
rung, Der 2bi6affung Der ,3onens
gren5en uno Sreilaiiung Der politi-
iden @eiangenen cine beoeutenoe
Goue ipielten."
Iie nmerifonilhe Grtl1runa ilber
Die SorgGnge in Git.Ieutidlano
ltellte meiterbin felt, Oab Die geberrz
lfer Der SIt5one o16 5u Dem Ginge.
ltanonts ge5Dungen puroen, oaB me-
Der in ibrer Communication 8urtei
nod ibrer 8eDerflhaftsorgoniiation
Die Otoglthfeit fir einen ebrliden
ausOruf Der offentli6en Weinung
beItebt. vSbnen lit Die Sotlod)e Dor
slugen geItellt morOen, oaB Die fom.
mllnilttlhen Eartei- uno 8etperfs
l6aftsfllnftirnGre, Die Dos Regilnent
Der Iiftatur Ourhleten, oie beltge-
boBten Serionen in Der Sopiet- Gone
linb."
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
Wosfan furbert &iermadJte=
&Dnfercus

gs muB elnigermuBen nabDenfli6
ltimmen oaB lt6 biniihtlid ser Gier-
na6te =&onferen5 Sic @iinl6e Wos=
fausN nit benen 2onbons beden =
ooer umgefebrt Nad 2onooner Wel-
oungen bonn uerfloilenen Sanstag
bat Ser &reml cine neue 8ropaganoa=
Sffeniipe eingeleitet, ani6eineno, nm
einen Sell 5pii6en bic Ser. Staaten
uno europa 81 treiben; er perlangte
namlid) oie unoermeilte ginberl1fl1ng
elmer giermddte.& .&onferens. Sic lpeIt-
liben 5iibrer l6enften einItmeilen oen
ruiiii6en @iinlben fein @eb0r, oa
man Dor allem in 8aibington crit
abnarten min, pie ii6 bie ruiiii6e
Strategic nod Der 2iquioierung g.
s. 8eriias entiuideln miro.
Nit piel @ei6rei iefunoierte Ser
fommuniitii6e ,3ailp @orfer' in
9onoon bem Mosfau'er Senber uno
erfldrte, in einem 2eitartifel: r9as
britiif)e 8olf bari reaftiondren Ame=
rifanern uno gnglanoern nibt ge=
itatten, Die gntlailuns 8eriias oils
neue gntiduloigung fir eine ableb-
neroe Saltung gegen cine 8iermdhte-
&onferen5 5,l nebmen, Die nottpenoig
lit, Tim Ben Brieoen 81, erbalten 1nb
cine aagemeine 8erminoerung Der
Riiltungen berbei5ufiibren."
Ser 5enber Mosfau jtimmte 6as
@elbrei nad elmer Biermddte=Ron-
feren5 nit einem MrtifeI in Der ,SSs5pe-
Itin' an, Der bon Dem MnaIptifer Ser
IuBenpolitif, Wifbnil Wifbailop, ge-
lbrieben tDoroen tpor.
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General 8nentbers @arnnng

Mls am Samstag General Mlfreb
&c. @uentber in Baris bon General
Mattbetp Niogmap BEN Sberbefebl
Mber Die Streitfrdfte Der geITS iiber-
nabm, tparnte er Sen @elten Dor Der
grlnartung, baB Die 8irren in Dit
Deutidlano nnb bic Wadtfdnrpfe i'm
&reml 6as Boripiel gum 3uiammet1-
brud oes Somiet -9ieid)s ieien.
nDie gan3e &raft uno Madt Der
Maihine lit nod illtaft," iagte er.
.Die orobenbe @efabr bat Iih nidt
gednbert. rnb es ipdre IN Der Sat
angebradt,. iid oaran 5u erinnern,
0nB nur dn5uoft Elm 4rieg Der ber-
SnoeifeIte Ausmee fir cine Ebrannei
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Sntcruatiunalc Nrbeiterid)aft snr
Gage III Der Citspne

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ror "Hs mtso4o,, ." nt ;.nto o' CO. sunny >' m:
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potn,,,,' " 't So ol'o o. ".'t ea.''po.u.ec'
'7I0 ;hn,, N3,o;o | sn: am'otps stu ost 'n:ut1!-
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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
Nmerifaniide Seidiueroen

Sic Ser. Stooten beihuloisten am
Samstag sic oltoeutibe Resierung,
tie periuhe, Oie aufiailisen slrbeiter
nit uirti6aftlihen Heformen gu be-
iGnftigen, Dabreno lie ober unnad)=
giebig oie grunolegenoen ltngere6tie=
feiten oes .fonmuniItil6en SpItens
beibebalte.
vSn ibren iiberitiir5ten Gerin6en,
ncnigitens einen anidein BON Bopu=
laritdt 5u retten, baben sic 8eboroen
Ser Sopiet= Gone 5ugegeben, oaB ibr
&egime iid nidt auf Sic 3ultilnnrng
oes golfes itiitt unb baB lie feiner
@ruppe auBer Sen GarteifunftionG=
rem Elm anltanoiees 2eben perihaffen
fonnte," bieb es in elmer grflarrns
oeS amerifaniidei Sodfommiiia=
riats.
SbmobI Die fonlmuniltii6e 8ropa.
sanoomaibine iid) bemiibte, Dit
3eutidlano bapon gu iiber5eueen, oab
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18

Die raoifale 9oIidelpilierung 81 Der,
5lhten, neil es Dem Grud oes unter.
oriiften golfes na6geben muBte
~Sie grelgniiie baben ge5eigt, bob
man auh obne @affen etlpas errei=
den fonn, uno i6 lebe oen Gag foms
men, an Oem SIt-Ieutihlono poqltdn-
Dig bonn &ommunismus befreit pers
Den miro" Iagte er.
W0sltdJe sSolgen bes Wpsfan'er
Wiad)tfampfcs
Gin bober Gegierungsbeantter in
Bonn iaste om 5reitas, oaB Der
Stur5 oes ruliiiden Eolt5einliniIters
Saorenti 8eriio pabribeinlib ou6 5lt
elnem Eerlonalmehiel in Der Slt5one
filbren meroe.
er mies oorouf bin, oaB ser neue
rlliilld)e Sohfommiiior in Dit
Gelltlflono, 8laoimir Selnponotp,
oeiIen Stellung our6 oen auiitano
erldHttert Duroe, als 9lnbdnger 9e.
rlias gegolten bot lmo baber abberlts
fen' meroen mag.
Soute geriio i'm Greml fiir oie
ilble Sage in Oit-GeutiAlano peront-
mortllh gemaht lporoen lein, Damn
ollrtte es faum ausbleiben, oaB nit
lbm alt6 iein ,Srellno Semponom sum
q i'm Ap11hnf nprunrh+ mira
@ulter lllbriht, Der oItbeutiHe
EorteiboB, iAeint fcin anbGnger 8e-
rllos gemelen 81 lein uno mag oober
in leiner Stellllug bleibeA
Gberbiirgermeiiter Grnit Heuter
BON @eit=gcrlin lo9te, Der Stur5 9e-
rllos iei uein sln5eiben, baB Der
&f Inn Die Ofoht in Mpsfuu be-
9onnen bot, uno oie Sopiets id)pG.
ber Iino, ola on9emein ongenommen
mlr0e".
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
8ritiide 8iinid,e

Die @aibingtoner &onferens miro
'ii6 Dor alem nit 5pei i6mierigen
Broblemen 81 befaiien baben: 8as
loa in 3eutl6lano uno mas in Snoo=
China in ben fommenoen Wonaten
unternomen meroen?
8aibingtoner maBgeblide geamte
erfldrten, oieie beioen Sragen ieier
beoeutenOer als alle neiteren, bie sur
grorterung in Der raid angeletten
&onferen3 porgeleben 1ino.
Mber 2onoon bat Sonbertpiinlde.
3undfIt modte es Die 8ermubas&on-
feren5 nad Der britiiden Sauptitaot
berlegt ieben. Ni6arb M. Butler, Ser
augenblidlihe 2eiter Ser engIiIben
&egierung, gab leste Wod)e Die gr-
fldrung ab, Der 8orldlag oes Inter
bausmitsIieos Artbur 2eipis bon Der
Mrbeiterpartei, baB Hr1iibent giien-
bonner unb Der franaoiiide Winiiter-
prdiioent Soiepb 2aniel nad 2onoon
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-07-18
Insebut amerifaniifer Silfe

Sm @eiBen Saus lpuroe am ;Srei=
tag i'm Romen oe5 SrQlioenten Die
Grtlurung aus9egeben, OaB Die ame- ,
rlfantld1e &egierung belhlolien bat,
Der geDolferllng ser oeutiden Sit3one
Nobrung5mittel i'm @ert BON $15,-
100000 an5ubieten, uno oaB ser ame=
ritaniIfe @el6aft5trager in Wosfau
Die InDellllng erbalten bot, Ser So
mie et=Hegierung oo5 glngebot nitsll-
teilen.
StaotsiefretGr GuQes uno MSI~
Gireftor Staiien erbielten sic Nnneir
Jung, r5u5uleben, ooB oiele 9tab-
rungsmittel 10 i6neu Die m0glid] in
9eutlblanO sur Gerfiigung iteben".
Gie grflar1ng biloete oie 9(ntlport
uuf einen 9lppeQ BON 8unoesfan5ler
&onraO NOennuer i'm Nabrungsmit-
tel fiir Die SIt=Geutihen, yoeren Ser
iorgung lid) itanOig perlhle6tert"
Ger Bralioent bate l6on Der "a.
gen erflart, ooB Die groBe l1nrult in
Sit-9eutidlano uno anoeren 8aiaI,
lengebieten ein ldmerer Shlag geQen
oie ruiiii6e Eropaganoo lei, Die oen
rotten glod INNER ais Elm 9lrbetter-
poroOtes blngeItellt bat.
Ser 8rGiioent gnb ieiner geiorg-
mis- iiber Die Don Ioenauer qelhiloer~
te Sage in Der Slt5one Iusoruf unn
gab 5u perlteben, 0nB Ifosfou sunt
elnen praftil6en @eg fir Sic 1lnntitz
telbare Gerteilung ser 9fabrungsmit=
tel" erludt Duroe. @leih5eitig bat er
alth anoere 9eattonen ser freten @eIt
qufgeforoert, lif BEN Ser. Stoaten in
olelem SiltsDerf on5uIdlieBen.
Ssn ieinem 8riei an Sen 8unoes=
fan5ler lagte Der SrGItoent, er babe
our6 Die 9oti6nft in Ofo5fau ser rll=
1tlhen Hegterllng Die glnregung uH=
terbrelten lalien oaB cine Sereiuba~
rung 5Dilfen Ben Stdben Ser Ser
Staaten in Ieutihlano lno Dem rl1i-
ltld)en Sodfommiilur in ser SIt5one
itber Die Serteilung Ser Rabrllngsz
nltttel eetroffen miro, uno Sen Sor=
ld)lag gemad)t, Die Gerteilu1Eg ourf>
reIigiole oeutlbe Srganiiatirnen nor=
nebmen 81 loiien.
sd boffe, oaB llniere 8en1ii6unz
gen Inn Sic Silfe fir ods &olf in
Dit GeutIhlono BON Ser Sopjet=Re=
gleruna begriiBt meroen miro, Id)rieb
Ser 8rGiioent.
amerifaniide '6ilfe idroT abgeiebnt
2eioer bat iit sic bon grdiioent
Gilenbomer au5geiprobene 0offnung
ni6t erfiiut slus Berlin meloete am
Samstos oie ysii. SreB":
Ser fonmuniitiife MiniIterprdli-
bent Sit-Geutihlanos, Otto 8rote>
mobl, lpies beute abeno Brdiioent gis
lenboDers slneebot, fir oie bungern=
Den Geutl6en amerifnniid)e 2e=
bensmlttel i'm 8ert bon fiinfsebn
Ntillionen Collar sur gerfiigung ar
ltellen, nit betonter lleberbeblif,feit
ab. Oas amerifanii6e Silfsanaebot
nannte Der SIt=8erliner Gesierungs-
DIET eine ~Serausforoerllng, sic MIR
Mgitations5mefen bient".
(sSortiekunn nff q ~
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i
Gburbia 5u iprehen, iei vperniinf,
tig". Butler, ser m6breno @burbiIls
eraDuneener Hllbe BEN Goriit I'M
4abinett fiibrt, eah Dem abgeorone'
ten slrtbur 2etpis ben 8eiheio, iein
Gorl6Iag,. Die 8ermuba-&onferen5
nod 2onSon 5u perleeen, itebe unter
grmaeung. Die 8ermuoa-&onferena
lpurbe befanntlif aus Hiidlidt ani
Gburbias 3ubebebiirfnis auf unbe.
ltimmte 3eit periboben.
8idtiger nod lit Ser 5ipeite britt
lAe 8unih. 8ei leiner Mnfunft in
@aibington erfl1rte Der Warquis bon
Salisbury, Der gnglono auf Der &on=
feren5 oertritt, ieine Gegierung lei
fiir cine &onferen5 nit Dem rliiilben
Eremier Walenfpip, aber mann oieie
3uiammenfltnft erfolgen ioa, ltebe
nod sur Gisfuiiion.
graiioent Giienbofper bat cine &on-
feren5 nit Molenfpn niemals bireft
abgelebnt, aber erfl1rt, oaB bie So
miet=ltnipn crit nit Soten 5eige1l
miiiie, oaB lie ibre aggreIiipe Bolitif
fallen gelaiien bat.
Staatsiefret1r 0ulles, ser Sen bri-
tiiben Staotsmann begriiBte, lagte
inbe5ug allf eine Sierndbte =&onfe=
ren5 fem 8ort uno CAB ser Soffnung
Insorlld, uoab Die fleinen 0ifferen=
5eL Oie 5pii6en ben Ser. Staaten
uno Gnglano oorbanoen lein mogen,
ltberlDlaloen mer0en fonnen"
@ei=9emtidlanb unb bic @aihina-
toner 8onfcrens
Zen orei Deltli6en IuBenminiltern
puroe Elm iebr fonfretes uno betail=
ltertes Erogramm oeutl6er 8iinibe
5ugeltellt. ,Sn elmer Ser letten Sibrn=
gen oes leine pieridbrige slrbeitspe-
riooe abidlieBenOen oeutiben gnl=
oestages fat gunbesfan5ler 9lben=
aller Elm Se6spunfte- -Sofortprp=
gramm Der oelttlben @ieoerpereirli-
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ments erbalten.
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telte, fon5entrierte ii6 auf 5oroernn=
gen, Die oen 8eg fiir geianltoeuflde
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beiten, glei6es 9ie6t fiir aile Bar-
teien, @aruntien fir 2eben uno 5rei-
belt gegen 8iafiir unb Serror.
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muniitil6en Ibgeoroneten ais Elm
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geben lporhen.
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gung auf Der &onieren5 nur zines BON
elmer Geibe bon neutrality-suspicious.
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Igung I'm pieles Orinslider eemaht
baben als mon6es anoere internatio=
male Brrblem. Gie oeltl6e sSroee =
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muB mogli6it balo geloIt neroen.
Evening star., 1953-06-19
So Wilson Teachers G College
Get Diplomas, Hear Dr.. Evans

DR.. Luther H. Evans, Librarian
of Congress. last night stressed
that, in education, lies the re-
sponsibility for world peace.
He delivered the commence
ment address to the graduating
class Of Wilson Teachers Col
lege.
DR.. Evans has been recon-
mended to be the new head of
the United Nations Educational,
Social and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO), by its executive
Evening star., 1953-06-19
.11S Are Graduated
AT Armstrong High

Armstrong High School last
night graduated 118 students In
ceremonies at the school. They
are:
Evening star., 1953-06-19
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Evening star., 1953-06-19
@ GET Diplomas
AT Minor COLLEGE

Teaching calls for faith as
well as knowledge, Miner Teach
ers College graduates were told
yesterday.
DR.. Ordway Tead, chairman of
the New York Board of Higher
Education. told the Sc members
OF Miners graduating class that
they should recognize a close re-
lationship between education and
religion.
I'VE can no longer separate
the task of education and the
summons Of higher religion, ,"
the speaker declared. He
stressed. however, that "a new
search for God is under way
and that he was not indorsins
claims Of any particular religious
creed to supply salvation.
The exercises were held at
Cardozo High School. The grad.
yates follow:
Arlington. Mary r. Parker. RufaeJ
Branch, Jacuueline Patterso1. fSIlriee n
ppsnSSn, Leota a Pryde, Thomas c.
Brooks, Barbara A. Rohinson T.,i1js r
Pur..a s,,!,. Lstner y. 9amuels, Bettyjane
Pxsb By, SyEIA " T. Sewell, Beatrice !.
IufcGsr ~, Shields, Rita j.
Byrnes, Ernest o. S,n SSnCHpSnLrs' SioLn
Co1ey, Charles E. Sm1iWoO9. Snrley
Coleman, Cynthia B. Sth' hun M.
Dean, Mary f. SmItn. carmen ~
Dodson, Joan Talbert. Edward ].
Frazier, Anna M Thompson, Dorothy
Granison, Delois J. Thorne. Frances H.
Grant, Beverly A thornton, Audrey
Grigsby, lone A, Thornton, J. b. tr.
GrigSby. Sehon N. Vowels, T. r. tr.
Hairston, 1nez l. Waddill, Shirley Z.
Hightower, Nathl Walker, Emmett C.
Holmes. Doris Washington, Irven
HoWerton. Lucille Wharton, Jeanne z.
Jenifer, Theo. p. jr. Watson. Altha r.
Jones, Lillian E. White. Marian q
Kennedy. VIM. r, Jr. Whitfield. Barbara
Lawson, Lucille L. Wiikerson Gloria
Lggons, Geneva o. Wijlisms: Hannah
MHHoSe' McHoS aSda1 vuns Wills. Edith B.
McReynolds, Dolores Hs,iI.nn ia..
Manning, June M. WcrwI:S nnre,hv
Miller, Mary c. "oi inie'' Dolo'h'
Mitchell, Constance
Evening star., 1953-06-19

committee, but the appointment
has not yet been acted upon.
He also pointed out that the
United States has the moral OBJ
legation Of leadership for the
rest of the world. but that this
leadership must be asserted
without the idea that this Ma
ton has the only answer to the
worlds problems.
DR.. Evans was introduced by
DR.. Walter E. Hager. president Of
Wilson. The graduates were well
coined by DR.. Hobart M.
Corning, superintendent of Dis
trict schools.
| Diplomas were awarded to 80
men and So women. They were
presented by c. Melvin Sharpe,
president Of the Board Of Educa-
ton.
The college graduated the first
of its Korean veterans. Harry
Andree and Albert Maltz, for
mer Army sergeants. were with
the 7th Infantry Division in
Korea.
Robert Mulligan, class presi-
dent, said several classical record
albums and cases for the Ber-
nice Angelica Listening Library
are among class gifts to the col
lege. A fund for replacement of
the amplifying system in the
auditorium also was set up.
Katherine Lynch, an English
major, has accepted a teaching
assignment in Hawaii. She will
leave her job on the Bookmobile
of the District Public Library for
the West Coast early in Septem-
ber.
Howard Mehring received q
scholarship for graduate study
in art, awarded by the National
Society Of Arts and Letters.
A reception for the graduates,
their families and alumni pre-
! Ceded the graduation.