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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Stenographcrs
Jobs Open

StenoRrs piers may now apply
sor Civil Service positions direct
~ with the Detroit Field Office
eth Us Civil Service Region
Room 402A Federal Building, De-
tror 80 Michigan. instead Of the
Seventh L S. Civil Service Re-
gion in Chicago.
Because Of The shortage OF
sfenogrsphsrs. examinations
will be held twice q month al
me post office 30 that place
msnis can be made without de-
lay.
This ia an opportunity for high
school seniors as well as other
interested persons to start well
paving career in government SER
vice.
No previous experience Is re-
ouIred and opportunities for pro-
ton are excellent.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
WELCOME NATIONAL NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
BvB ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

The Detroit Tribune takes the opportunity 70 1e cn me
me Newspaper Publishers TO Detroit Tor their AM ~
MEETING This more thsn all othsr wears ne pup
sner. nave rIcn tor which be thankful Inro-gn me
iong year. n hgntng for ngmsn rights p1osnef mas
rad ong drawn o1t str1zg.e Ard not ory nave tney
rad nard struggle but have mad rigid battle al me
Vsy ~ na
Ard nov win 50 MANY changes being mace through
r. grand ard noble country ~ ours. tre battle m 81
~ t,rs ~ ar END The battle continue Unit. a.
rs,ua f7n, sgsns- racs segregation discrimination ana
e,rsr 4s cor,n-s be put out ri human thinking IN
A,nsr,ca VIII ~ re beginning ri a. - me word for
re-ry form r. Ard WI be FOUND that me
rce4s r. removing scrbls constituents of error from
'fs man mind America j. leading ne ~ 70 ngner
rl-s.st happiness. peace. Ioy and contsrtren'
These -yn' ,n.nk.rs p.blsners o. American news
prs erred parcgsr course nsy nave oeen
r,sr-e rr-t yr ern human thoughts have been nodded
ir,o 1sri,, in human fee purposes and
Ano nav We add that j. ,nro- IN ne publishers
rer STAFF rsen q sn S-tticieni priF
eyes their - G-crs pos; tor in%r reaclng
f3liv anc nod S. they have 20 vagane and ne pfg
TOWARD ar,slr.rg IN. desired rtgr- result.
Conrsrt rght n pressions WITH rssererce r. re Az.
often ZINES prove ltion u human problems
Atho4gh on2 t.re for ~ me people ~
und4rssnc rgn' tnirsing viii orng spnorna conditions
under standard rule Of iaw
Tn. dstrt, meanings pn.ch the Publishers nave set
forth tnroggh the printed Of about the
Law and presenting ire Just as II j.. without any
false ~ Kind re ped 10 iberate the human
march Agar We welcome the Newspaper Publishers.
And NAV ne freedom Of the Press continue that the Press
lose power ~ TOOK out for the people and
express suggest v nat is best.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Pledge Drive
on Bios

I'm, ~ r Vrfrrirs'i,,s - ssSe>
N1re psny trs- ms, cesgs
i,r 49, os4Ngs'.on c,rs ress
- rlrsc ~'n you y tsys 80
'ic-
ne ssssc y r<ro, goins 70
rare .,rir mum ~ 'err' -
f.~<n - 4sf ~ tr nsylng
F4rs s,c greeting viFrhF MN
s.,r' r.cn - Hsiis Selsss.s with
~. .'sra,' ,~,ernon4es - City Hall
y,lie frsif p<opie ,cr'anVe ~ ~
csn.sc ind AMI lo1grf a. place.
- publ, s>,onrno>stlrn
Warning maj = ne function 81
80 Cornr ssion a n merely pro-
,11s sllois for continuation ~
f~s1s prs~'iees u should - sool-
ifks1 70 conducted ~ 4 u ss'
- 70 - loh then The record
must show soms progress
Upon learning hat he Comnis-
zion would not meet again until
Septenbsr ne delegation urged
that ne matter not be delayed
particularly In vieV ~ potential
FER increased tensions during
summer months and possible az
grsvstion Of his particular prob.
lem.
Delay Action Hi
Atty. Herbert Dudley. Commits
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Attention: Frank Edwards, ALL
Broadeaster! President Eisenhower
and 100 per cent Parity for The
Farmers!

The President did make this Campaign promise, and
m sure he meant it, and in spirit means it today!
The letter keth but the spirit gveth fe"!St Paul
II President Eisenhower Christian Scientist he
could have-with scientific Chrstlke, spiritual under
standinsdeclared that he desres-and ia determined to
have-equaly of opportunity and life abundanty"
for the farmers well as all our citizens!
Our dear President knows today that the DEVILS
DEMOCRATIC RACKETEERINC!-the BUYING OF
ELECTIONS with Treasury funds-has just about out
The President knows today that flexible price controls
are of God! Rigid controls of the devil! Only minority
OF farmers and racketeerng politicians the rigid
trolls knowing full well that they working out THE
greatest good for the greatest number (which ia how
God and His Christ operate!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Rev. Father Daniel A. Lord on Tv.
Caneerous Thinking!-In Belief

Father Lord, like Christ Jesus and all of us, has a dual
personality Son of Man and Son of Cod!
Jesus, of woman, born helpless babel
like all of us! That babe grew manhood and fulfilled
His historic mission recorded in the Gospels! The Son
of woman could be-and was-crucihed!
Job says Man that born of woman il of few days
and full of trouble He is conceived in sin and brought
forth in inquiry!
But not Jesus-conceived by the Holy Ghost,
normal conception by male, earnal socalled mind and
ego
Jesus spoke of this Son of 'woman 81 Of mine
self do nothing is the Father within Me who doeth the
works. why caIlest thou good? None is good but
One, that is Cod" worship Him"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

M.ch.Rs- strs . n@r-y harvest
IS expec-sc r. frts 500 600 rsies
~ PEI cert ,slcW sst wear and
Il per cert .rcer re tiNe-vesr
average. scco-clrE - ne Fscs-
rare State Crop EepoT-irE S@rs-
zee
Strawberries AZ the Farmers
Markets are wholsssiins around
$1,000 per ~ quarts. while the
is quart case is bringing $500
10 800. Receipts are light. as
ret. produeers in this srss say
that the present favorable
weather should resul; in
greatly increased supply by
ihs week end.
Ccrrsrers v-o freeze can Or
otherwise process strawberries
s-e s>".ss5 - Vs'e1 rake.
suo's' 'rls ciose r. from -en ri
for spy sno puce MONA
tor
B-1.,@5 r.ets ts-.flopee
curly end ROOT psrsiey. o.. and
summer sq.ssn are all recent
rev arrivals =, ne locsi Farm
80 nsss's
csrloi dealers si The Union
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
PhotoShowHa
New Section

Five hundred and fifty black
and white and color prints COM
p,se the 2lst Detroit Information
Al Exhibition Of Photography IN
view in the ground floor galleries
NJ the Detroit Institute OF Arts
June lo-July 4.
The sponsoring group. the De-
iroii Photographic Salon So
eisfY. predicts that The hit Of
the show will be an invitation
al" section Of more than $50
prints selected by joe Clark.
commercial photographer. Cor
nslius wssfvssr. chief phofog-
rsphsr Of Detroit Edison. and
Waller FsrYnk. color illusfrs-
live ace for General Motors. COW
srins outstanding work In The
phase Of photography In Mich
issn. from the work Of high
school students 10 that Of com
msrcssi photographers
This section. representing per-
sons who do not usually enter
photographic salons, is something
entirely new. II is an attempt by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Fear. No Ea,iI
CONTINUED From Page 81

cat obc o.
the pain.
When he came in Iimping
on q stick, and asked for help
the daily study Of the Chris
fisn Science Lesson Sermon
was dedicated TO his healing,
and later he talked with Tri
bvne Crusader and Publisher
Before the day was over.
marked change for better was
noticed; he had laid the stick
down, and only picked il vp
when he thought of II. A few
more days passed, and early
one morning he came into The
Office and showed those PREF
emf how he could sfrsightsn
up. Not only did he walk
without Iimping. but he ran
across ths floor. smiling end
saying We licked that devil"
And from that time on, he has
been able 70 work long hours
both sitting and standing
without q limp OF any kind
And those old long grosns 10
the belief Of severa psin have
oil disappeared, thus proving
the works OF God through
Christian Science, - one w,
dersisnds . little spark o.
Truth. The power OF God
being first and last, "opsm
doors that no man can close
The following verse writer [
by Mary Baker Eddy, Is re-
printed from G. S. Hymnar
"0'er waiting harpstrinss Oh
the mind
There sweeps q strain,
Low, sad. and sweet, wnoS
measures bind
The power of pain"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

rrodues Terminal report thai
beans. head lsffues. peppers.
tomatoes ard wsiermsions ara
ell on the list o. good buys
ct present. due 10 liberal sup
plies.
Locsi packers say that the re-
cert s9cden m; weather has re-
s.i'eo N reduced demand FOR
dressed pork Wholesale prices
Sow Some sharp declines since
week ago. Fresh pork IONS
rave dropped as much as Ice 3
pound ~ wholesale.
Boston-style PORK butts are
down 2 II Sc per pound in some
instances The small sizes % fresh
ard smoked hams are and Sc
: pound crsper Bofh fresh and
,rnoked p.cr ics EkeWise are down
! 'ac PEI puma - the wholesale
level
Mos, all grades r. sliced bs-
cor IN. are - 2c pound
cnsper a are variety meats and
fresh pork trimmings Lard also
Is one-nslf cent per pound below
previous wholesale quotations.
Sparerios sre uncnsnged IN price.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

van will De composed Of sta
ton wagons and trucks.
Leaving Tuesday. June %.
and returning Friday. July ,.
they will 60 20 Canada and
make = circle tour Of about
leo miles.
The vehicles will carry
cooking utensils and tents.
and overnight stops viii be
made al spots which appeal
70 the party. Special stops
viii ne made each day for
swimming
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Veteran Quiz

OIL have Korean CT term
insurance policy; the kind that
dossn'i pay dividends. Would
II be possible for me 10 con-
vert IL 10 permanent form
Of Insurance?
A No Under me Law. non
participating term insurance
policies issged 70 Korean vet
evans nav no. be converted
70 permanent plans.
OIL am q disabled World
War II veteran. and I'd like
10 take vocational rshsbiliia-
ZION training under Public Law
is. II I'm eligible 10 train.
would be allowed 10 take
four-Yesr law course?
A.-No. The law would al
low you TO take only a course
that you could complete by
July IS. 1885. the date the
Public Law is training pro-
gram comes 70 an end You
would have 10 enroll for
course that you could finish
in two years or less.
al am World War II
veteran taking CT Bill train
ing a. night. ! have a job that
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

from human hate. Love does
not blossom and bloom
through human psychology
and mortal craftiness.
Paul said: God is Mind"
and we are taught He is
Love- and Henry Drummond
says: The greatest thing in
the world is love" II is true.
then, that as individuals turn
from human carnal thinking,
claim, and choose the good.
they will find themselves.
AND FINDING ONESELF AS
THE SPIRITUAL IMAGE and
LIKENESS OF GOD, not in
nor Of matter. he is safely
guarding his thinking against
error.
Week after week. we see
more and more of the mani
festation of Truth over error
at the Detroit Tribune office.
And we are happy to say this
paper is a channel through
which many are finding the
way to Christian Science. One
of the members of a branch
church said last week, the
mothers are getting out, and
bringing In many children
these days as never before.
This of course means a higher
increase in spiritual knowl-
edge, for all who find the way.
Man Healed
A young mechanical direc-
tor was suffering terribly from
rheumatic pains. The pain had
grown so severe that he could
hardly get up and down. and
when he walked he was forced
10 bend over and sideways to
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

YWCA hostesses will sc-
company each group Of eight
girls.
The June 29th trip is the
first OF four such outings
planned for the summer. BIZ
cycle trips are scheduled for
July clio and July 20-24.
and another caravan trip is
planned for July 1915.
Reservations for all the
trips may be made az Central
Branch WV. $3.50 Witherell
Street.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Ga. Shuns NAACP Bid

ATLANTA The Georgia Com
mission on Educstion. act up 10
fornulsts plans for public school
legislation. gnored recent re-
guest ~ ths CeorEs State NAACP
for ar opportunity 70 appear be
fore the Commission for the pur-
pnse Of submitting The Associs-
tion'i plan ~ implement the Su.
prenne Courts decision of May ~
banning segregation In the pub
lic schools
The Commission met June 2
and received plans for continuing
aggregation submitted. by the
gubernstorial candidates. The
NhACP sought the opportunity
10 place before the Commission
. plan ending segregation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Mrs. Josephine Harreld Love
Elected to Presidency Of
the Spelman Alumnae
Association

Aseociatlon
Mrs. Josephine Harreld
Love. Spelman '33, Of De-
troit, Michigan. was elected
10 the presidency Of the
National Spelman College
Alumnae Association at the
annual business meeting Of
this group on June 5. She
succeeded Mrs. Ernestine
Erskine Brazeal Of Atlanta,
who had held the office for
the preceding four years.
There are more than 1000
active members of this As
ISOLATION.
Mrs. Love. the daughter Of
Professor Kemper Harreld,
nationally known musician
and director Of music for the
colleges of the Atlanta Uni
versity System. is herself a
concert artist of wide repu-
tation. Since earning the
bachelor Of arts degree at
Spelman College. she has
studied piano and theory at
the Institute of Musical Art
of the Juilliard School of
Music. She has also earned a
master of arts degree with a
ma jor in music from Rad
cliffe College in Cambridge,
Mass. Active in alumnae af-
fairs since her graduation
from the college, Mrs. Love
at the present time is presi-
dent of the Detroit-Spelman
Club. Her mother, the late
Mrs. Claudia White Harreld.
at one time was president of
the National Alumnae Asso-
citation and alumnae secre-
tary Of the College.
YwcA
A caravan will leave Gen.
trail Branch YWCA next
week for foreign points.
The travellers will be high
school girls and their cara
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

The Bible Tells Va:
ARISE SHINE; FOR THY LIGHT IS COME. AND
THE GLORY OF THE LORD is RISEN UPON THEE"
THEREFORE, THY GATES SHALL BE OPEN CON.
TINUALLY: THEY SHALL NOT BE SHUT DAY NOR
NIGHT 49,"
Mary Baker Eddy Says:
pray FOR THE PROSPERITY or OUR COUN-
TRY, AND FOR HER VICTORY UNDER ARMS; THAT
JUSTICE, MERCY, AND PEACE CONTINUE TO CHAR
ACTERIZE HER GOVERNMENT, AND THAT THEY
SHALL RULE ALL NATIONS. PRAY THAT THE d.
VINE PRESENCE MAY STILL GUIDE AND BLESS OUR
CHIEF MAGISTRATE, THOSE ASSOCIATED WITH HIS
EXECUTIVE TRUST, AND OUR NATIONAL JUDO
larry; GIVE TO OUR CONGRESS WISDOM. AND UP
HOLD OUR NATION WITH THE RIGHT ARM OF HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

IN n.Arn Der. ooj4ciec - ihs mat
~ beirg passed - ~ s'sf oe-
,~osA = Va. me Commission s
tetponrpil.'v and svcn action
1tslc resn ce.sy
Ne roysc that . spbconmittes
70 appointed for immediate con
tl,srsilon ~ Tho problems r.
york IN consultation with Mrs.
FesAev and Oliver. and ne en-
poDefsc - reconvens full Com
rrissIrn y circumsisnoes war
rant
Dudley rss appointed chairman
- me subcommittee with John
Combine and Police Supt Edwin
Morgan =, members by Chair
man r. Coogsn.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Detroit Tribune
2146 St. Antoine WO. 4-8208, 2-4937

Representing -our Mother Cod Divine Publishes
Crusader The Invincbs Triumphant Divine Rights Of Man
PLEDGED and uphod humsn ana c1vil righia
pubhsd Wednesday, BY the psoif Tribune puhlizh
In Co La
E.ssrsd 90 second matter post
pnehi9sn March 1875 Subscriptions oss
Year NScs s1so, tl7S Fcssisn yearly 500.
nsHsnsi Advs<nsins Representatives fn,srsiss United
Hswspepsrs
Astrsw r. rrusbsuf. c.. Owner ed Publisher
n Elisabeth Einston General hsnsssr hsnssins Edisss
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

tures-!-thus lberatins the Holy Scriptures from ~,
devish errors and of the four Euron
religion. erppIesi and the devils medicine. surgery -,
psyehiatry and the spiritual impurity and nakedne II
educa atom and socalled natural science!
Mrs. Eddy 10 the Catholic heroine-and mine, Jo.,
of Are, plus 500 years!
"FREEDoM OF THE wILL"!777
If the Catholic priesthood had freedom of the whip
il would accept this Miracle Messiah Millennium thus p.
hitting seeeptanee-with DEMONSTRATION!-of Je.u,
wonderful promise; MY works and greater shall We do
Reverend Mary Baker Eddy did greater work than
any of the Popes some Of whom seoundrels rem.
gades, Codeondemned spiritual 'basards (Heb l27sl
and if any of the Popes worthy John the Bap
tist, listen what Jesus said of John:
Among those born of woman, none is greater than
John. Nevertheless. he that least in the Kingdom Of
God is greater than he!
And the Masters words: 1.-THE King dom of heaven
within you! 1t handon the right aide of our fseu
tie-eonscience, judgment, spiritual sense-n
developing scientific, Chrstlke, spiritual consciousnes
The entire Catholic priesthood-prest to Pope-con.
of prisoners of the devil!-every single
Satan hath bound"!-
per ST. Paul. in Romans: LET God be true but every
mortal liar!
And God to Mrs. Eddy, to us, Up. 2 in her "Misee.
laneous writnss'D THE TOTAL DEPRAvITY or
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIND!
TOO MUCH WoRLDLINESs IN
FATHER LORDS THINKING!
BELIEF OF CANCER A MYTH!!i
But-"of fear, ignorance, or sim!
God to Mrs Eddy also: AL disease il the result Of
(unscienthe, unChristike!) education! (S&H).
DANGEROUS THINKING is OF THE
FOUR EUROPEAN CRIPPLEs!
And their unscientihc, un Chrstlke theooges!-man.
fested in their millions of victims, and of who-and
matera medica-Cod declared to Mrs, Eddy para phrasd
to the wrer The false ideals of scholastic theology and
mstera medica have monsters of men and hopeless
ipvads and eripples!!i
"JESUS HEALINC"!-Cod to Mrs Eddy
THE Christlike understanding of scientific being and
divine healing includes perfect Principle and dea-
perfect God and perfect MANS the of thong
denomination" (S&H, p. 25s)
Jesus beheld in Science the perfect man. who appear
ed to him where aiming mortal appears to morta
this perfect the Saviour Gods own likeness and
this correct view of healed the sck Thus Jesus
that the kingdom of God is intact universal and that man
is pure and holy.-(S&H, pp 476-7).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
Democrat Woodrow Wilson
Completed His Second Term!-
CONTINUED From Page ~

And was mentally and physically incompetent for
many months, and his Roman Catholic secretary Joseph
Tumulty the bottleneck through which the nation
had to reach the White House.
And If any Of you Protestants doubt what the devil
would do with such situation just ask respected Protes
tant ministers what the devils Roman Catholicism will do
o nation with such opportunity!-wth Judaism al
ways waiting lick its chops, waiting to plumber and
sabotage, if necessary, to gain political and economic
power,
And that is what the essentially Protestant Repub
ca Party of character and intelligence would NOT dol
God would permit 1.-THE recognition of the wicked
devilish, Boshevik, Communistic Kremlin!
But the devil would-AND DID--use the devils
build the Communist Goliath with it's 'phony socaed
DEMOCRACY of the Notwithstanding to perfection
Jesus Characterization Of the operations of the devil and
his Adam and Eve 'dupes!
John s:4344:
WHY DO YE NOT UNDERSTAND MY SPEECH?
EVEN BECAUSE YE CANNOT HEAR MY WORD.
YE ARE OF YOUR FATHER THE DEVIL, AND THE
LUSTS OF YOUR FATHER YE WILL DO.
HE WAS A MURDERER FROM THE BEGINNING,
AND ABODE NOT IN THE TRUTH, BECAUSE THERE
is NO TRUTH IN HIM.
WHEN HE SPEAKETH A LIE HE SPEAKETH OF
HIS OWN: FOR HE is A LIAR, AND THE FATHER
OF IT.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

Experts in The u. s. Census Blu
resu anticipate . 40 million in
crease in eur national popuis
tion by 1878. MANS Research
Department estimated This pep
ulsfion boom will bring win !;
zs-million increase in church
enrolment.
-s-Ssg sralyzes ire scope q.
the challenge n t-ese terms
ire need cy caurcnes - a..
.s:as . b-.l1 src ec-lp more
trs- 10 oo0 more structures
: he reed n ;.s.n approx
.rs,e.v g 20 r,-rs ciergyr-sr-
-s-ss.E sac -rs p-or.er
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

.seEs
p7,ed by record population gTo~u
is common 70 a. phases Of ire
rational picfu particularly
cr--cres sc1oc-s ara irc-stry
Ire a.zsr-Oa.o -eeion has
Gre G, Ire -tgresi Pc capita
cr--cn populations - sry com
p able region n A~e-ics
A-.7c-En re rroc.e- % pro-
.rc-nE cnu-ch Buildings Is great
Is-Sx.E points out one Of the
rcst important eler eats of .
rsforsl cnlrcn program Is tie
s.lsol..;v - ;rsl-sd c.erzymen
sri SAT- % expand facilities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

ire Detroit salon group 70 SGT q
trend 20 widen the scope II salon
photography for the rest Of the
country.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

normally doesn't require me
10 travel. but found out that
I'm going 10 have 10 take q
three week business trip. and
therefore interrupt my train
ing. Will be permitted 10
resume my CT Bill training
when I get back. Or is this
the kind Of interruption that's
not allowable?
A You VIII be permitted
70 resume your CT Bill train
ing when YOU return from
vour trip. VA considers such
temporary interruption as
ore caused by valid rea-
son. 50 long as J, doesn't last
for more than four months
II il did last longer. YOU would
De required 70 SHOW VA ihsi
you couldn't possibly have re-
sumed your training earlier.
O.-Does the August 20.
1884 deadline for starting Ko-
rean CT Bill training apply 10
ell Korean veterans?
A.-No. The August 20 cut
of date applies only 70 vet
Grams separated from service
before August 20. 1852. Vet
Grams separated after that date
have fWo wears from separs-
iion 70 begin Korean CT Bill
framing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26
100, 900 New Churches
bv rs for 40 Million Plus

VIII man 1000 600 churches al
p according 70
Warren Ts-ssg Director chuch Industry Relations Tor
Na,lcnsl AssncIson 81 ManAtsct..eEt
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1954-06-26

rRfBUNE--sATURDAY, JUNE 40. 1854
Evening star., 1954-04-25

IRON imprisonment as a
Il political revolutionary to
the presidency Of the United
Nations General Assembly Is
a long journey. Yet that is
the path followed by India's
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, better
known as Nine. Pandit.
Nine. Pandit came to her
job bearing extraordinary
qualifications, the result of
extensive experience with the
governments of the worlds
three greatest powers.
When India was still under
British rule, she was arrested
three times for participation
in the freedom movement un-
der Mahatma Gandhi and
spent 80 months in prisons.
More recently, she received
first-hand knowledge of the
intricacies of Russian politics
when she served as India's
Evening star., 1954-04-25

lawyer and onetime president
of the All-India Congress, and
the sister of Jawaharlal
Nehru, Prime Minister of
India. Educated entirely at
home, her political heritage
was further strengthened by
her marriage in 1921 to the
late Ranjit S. Pandit, a politi-
cally active barriSter. Ignor-
ing the Oriental taboos about
women's activities outside the
home, she made an early en-
trance into national affairs
and was elected to a series of
important posts in Indian
politics, among them the pres
idency of the All India
Women's Congress.
Ever since her first exposure
to the United Nations ideal
at the San Francisco confer
ence, April 25-June 26, 1945,
(Continmed on Page ~
Evening star., 1954-04-25
BY Joseph K. Weaver

BY Joseph X. Weaver
Ambassador in Moscow from
1947 to 1949. Following that
diplomatic chore, she served
two years as Ambassador in
Washington. With three years
additional experience as chair
man of India's delegation to
the U. N. to her credit, and a
background of neutrality, her
election as the first woman
President of the General As
sembly in December, 1858, was
hardly a surprise to veteran
U.N. observers. She won hand
lily on the first ballot.
The early life of Nine. Pan
dit makes her present emf
nence in world affairs even
more understandable. Born
in 1900 in the city of Allaha-
bad, she is the daughter of
Motibal Nehru, well-known