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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15

ALL PANTHEIsTc-HAvINc AN EXTRA COD
OF MATTER, THE M-YT-Hl-As DUPEs OF THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MAGNETISM THEREFORE, THE FINEST
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION WHICH IS NOT BASED
PRIMARILY ON HABTUAL, DAILY STUDY or THE
INCOMPATIBLE, INDISPENSABLE, IMPERATIVE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLELEssoN SERMONS
COVERING rs SUBJECTS TWICE A YEARS. APT TO
PROVIDE THE sENsUALLY MINDED HEBREW.
ROMAN CATHOLIC PROTESTANT, ct al. WITH
FOOLS PARADisE"I!l
HENCE. THE NUMEROUS PREMATURE DEATHS OF
COLLEGE TRAINED PEoPLE-AND THEY COMMIT
SUICIDE TOO. OF WHICH NEWSPAPER READERS
ARE WELL ALVAREZ
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE co-PUBLIsHER WITH GOD
THANKS JOUR FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoN-
Ious" FOR THE INCOMPATIBLE COMPENSATION
HE IS ENJOYING FOR HAVING MISSED HIGH SCHOOL
AND SECULAR UNIVERSITIES!
40 YEARS OF THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT
UNIvERsTYr-coD's GREATEST AND ONLY PURE
AND MATURE. EDUCATIONAL, RELIGIOUS. AND
HEALING SYSTEM IN ALL THE WORLD, IN ALL
TIMEl-Is CALLING TO THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACE,
IN THE WORDS OF GODS BELOVED MESSIAH SON,
CHRIST JESUS
"coME UNTO NE ALL We THAT LABOR AND ARE
HEAVY LADEN, AND WILL GIVE YOU REST
TAKE MY YOKE UPON you. AND LEARN OF NE;
FOR AM MEEK AND LOVELY IN HEART: AND We
SHALL FIND REST UNTO YOUR SOULS.
FOR MY YOKE IS EASY. AND NY BURDEN IS
LIGHT" Matt Il:2s30)
THESE THINGS SAITH HE THAT IS HOLY. He THAT
rs TRUE, HE THAT HATH THE KEY OF DAVID, HE
THAT oPENETH. AND NO MAN sHUTTETH; AND
sHUTTETH, AND NO MAN oPENETH; KNOW THY
WORKS: BEHOLD. l HAVE SET BEFORE THEE AN
OPEN DOOR, AND NO MAN CAN SHUT IT.-Reveafion"
GLOSSARY. sab, p. 57N
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
INTERVIEWS IS IN CROWD
Dividends Of High School
Continued from Back Psse)

CONTINUED from Back Page)
PART
DIVINE EuLFlLLMENT AND PURIFIcATIoN OF
HUMAN AspIRATIoNs-As PER CHRIST JESUS SEEK
We FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS, AND ALL THINGS SHALL BE
ADDED UNTO YouI LIFE MORE ABuNDANTlY"l-
And as Jesus answered Peter, who had lett wife and
children 70 follow The Master and asked WHAT SHALL WE
HAVE THEREFORE,
THERE IS NO MAN WHO HAS LEFT WIFE, CHILL
DEEM PARENTS BROTHERS, SISTERS, LANDS AND
POSSESSIONS FOR NY SAKE WHO SHALL NOT
REAP A HUNpREpFoLD AND INHERIT EVERLASTING
LIFE"!-HERE AND NOW
PART
ImpuRITY AND DISHONESTY WITH GOD AND MAN
or PUBLIC PARocHIAL, AND PRIVATE EDUCATION
Continued next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
Three Questions


CONTINUED from Page II
Emmett Till has disappeared " he was not murdered
merely Kidnapped why the state OF Mississippi and IT'S
private citizens making every effort TO find the child as
has been done every other kidnapping Of which have
hssrd7
IA body has been found " is not the body ot emmett
Till lin spite Of identification by the mofher) whose body Is ~
Why not Of Mississippi trying TO find out whom rms
body belonged TO and how II got there?
3. Murder appears TO have been committed " the men
acquitted are innocent is svty7 Mvrdsrers OF child
large Why not the state OF Mississippi taking seon
TO protect lis citizens and TO punish mvrderr
Dorothy r. Allen Seattle
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15

and ihs material soesIIsd world Gods erssfionsThs
DEVILS Judaism, tool
Whereas the pure in hesrr-pvrs enough 10 become
Gods Chosen People chrsiks Christian Scientists
KNOW and demonstrate their divine perception that honesty
and maturity Jesus definition Of Cod Spirit infinite pre-
e'vdss any reality 70 any other seeming substance such
'msffsr'-"A MENTAL PHENoMENoN'-A M.Y.T.HIlI-and
NO REALITY in the human and the material -myhies
eounfsrsis Of Gods spiritual creation and vnivsrsshs
only real!
Hence, Jesus proclamation: THIS WORLD SHALL
PASS AWAY did pass away for Jesus before Witnesses
in fhs Aseension-4o days after The Resurrection
Jesus bodys mortal thought image Of ihs total Of
human OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reduced TO It's native nohngness
It's organs and members image departments and qualities
Of human eonseovsnssshey shadowy reflections Of the
nnvmsrabs divine ideas which make up the compound
vsovs eternal idea-msn Gods very image and kensss!!
GOD TO ST. PAUL THERETo
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [MYTHIcALIl.
WHILE THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
THIS WORLD SHALL PASS AWAYI
The shsdowy. MYTHICAL, MATERIAL so-esIIed WORLD
complex mortal thought image Of Gods marvellous com.
pound complex eternal des-passsd out Of Jesus conscious
nsss
The MYTHICAL world Of matter replaced in human
consciousness by the Christ ideal Of world and ersston
Body" and world" vsnishsd-ss does ones image in .
mirror
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
The Grapevine Was Buzzing! (smiles)

few DAVIS later we ran into nsghbo Christian Science
Practitioner also living in the Hotel and she gave the wrsr
look Of ursst intensity svdseiy OF Chrisff = mo's
eswsss"7-or dsviIsh reekIsssnsss9
Months later she thanked for bringing back to her
MthssI
Which reminds the writer Of his DEAR late human fathers
smsrk quarter Of century ago, relative TO some sfarfns
written view. Of his eldest son. He also me very nfense
look, and said: "YoU BOLD CREATURE! (smlss)
PART
TIVE DEVILS FRAUDULENT ROMAN CATHOLICISM
WILL. TENTATIVELY, THROW UP ITS HANDS IN
HOLY HoRRoRl OVER THE PREcEpINc-BuT u IS
mo MORE HONEST WITH GOD AND MAN THAN WAS
4 THE BoAsTFuL PETER, WHO WOULD NOT FOX.
SAKE THE MASTER, AND THEN BECAME LIAR IHKeE
4 TIMES ON THE EVE or THE cRUcIFNoN
And 40 until the DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC MA
PERVERsloNS Of the example OF me SnID
lass Chris, Js,vs-"THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND IHE
.lFE" t,nd hs loved little ehidren-ARE EXPOSED kE
sBUKEp coRpEcTEp AND HEALED, the following Is mos'
pstinsn, = "TuE TIME WILL COME WHEN THEY Will
IsAy .Rl EssEp ARE THE BARREN. THE Womss that
NEVER BEAR AND WOE UNTO THEM WHO AXE WIFI
'cHILp AND GIVE SUCK IN THOSE pAYs"'-ehr''' Jesus
Luke n and 23).
The DEVILS fraudulent Roman Catholicism causes "'
dsvl's Adams and Ewes 10 multiply like rsnp'fsi
Hence the devils Roman Catholic rsnegsdss-"o''0'''
and Hlsr-promoisrs Of abundant human pr'ns-'" " 80
msrri.os eorfron,ed with vast Unemployment pu' me
smpovsd q, vork "a build I'D military machines tor MS
Satanic Msissv'iss diesafors have done IN sI ages
THE DEVILS VATICAN IN A STATE or sP'N''oA-
LuNAcYiiI
Hsnes n sssurss on the basis Of human sense MI W
ns scientific chrsks spiritual sense, that the hva" ''s'
CONTINUED Next Column TOP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
Find Farmers Blame Unions for
Cost Hike.
link Wage Boosts, Equipment
Costs"
By RICHARD ORR

Pontiac, H., Oct. Strong resentment against labor
unions building up among farmers who blame them for
causing substantial increases In farm operating expenses
Farmers angry recent wage increases for labor
the farm machinery and automobile industries, which came
when prices for farm products dropping They
believe bio share Of the increased costs Of farm machinery
and repairs result from high paid TO labor They list
high farm expenses and declining prices for farm products
the number farm problem.
INTERVIEWS IS IN CROWD
These are among impressions reporter gained here
TODAY In interviews with IS farmers selected at random from
the crowd attending the 9TH annual Illinois mechanical corn
picking contest The contest held the Pierre Turek farm
miles south Of here esxed the three day harvest fes-
val sponsored by committee Of local civic and business
leaders and WcN The Chicago Tribvns's radio station
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Pregnancy, IIIesitimaey-
CONTINUED from Back Page)



rHE SPARKS FLYi HOLD ONTO YOU HATsl (smiIss)
In The Hsminwsy Hotel, The Mother Church, The
M Church Of Christ Scientist In Boston, Massachusetts, in
last fwothirds Of 1899, became acquainted in neigh
ly way, with either bseksIiding newly interested
ssn seisnfistshs manager Of the dining room.
And in discussing The problems Of adults teen
s the writer led to make the rather astounding obssr
on perhaps for the first time that Christian Scientist
Ne became pregnant and she believed would interfere with
svdiovs, intelligent, praysrvI devoiions to The ONE
REL WORK or THE WoRLD-"THE FATHERS BusI.
ss" spoken Of by the boy jesus believe she could be
rsfsd via The Spirit words, and example Of beloved
hier, Christ Jesus THE WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE
LFE"!-
AND HERE'S HOWL
RAISE PARTICULAR HE'LL WITH SOME PROT
ksTANT CATHOLIC, OR Herewith THE SPIRIT
OF THE VIGOROUS MAscULINITY OF CHRIST JESUS.
WITH THE MOTIVE OF cHRisTLKE LOVE FOR GOD
AND MAN, TO BE sUREl
PREACH THE GOSPEL TO EVERY cREATURE"-Jssus.
sd to Mrs. Eddy WHEN ERROR coNFRoNTs YOU,
WITHHOLD NOT THE REBUKE OR THE ExPLANA-
NOM WHICH DESTROYS ERROR. NEVER BREATHE AN
IMMORAL IMPUREl ATMOSPHERE EXCEPT IN
FM EFFORT TO PURIFY TIT ts&H>-ensrsved by Gods
s through Mrs. Eddy, the wall Of The Mother Church,
sA Of the desk Of ths Second Reader.
IMMORAL SPELLED OUT:
DIvINELY UksciENTIFc, UNcHRIsTLIKE, UN-
piRITUAL, SENSUAL, AND SENsUoUs CULTURE
tsoesIIed)-THE GOOD FELLOWSHIP THAT RE-
WREs THE DEVILS AID VIA HIS FALSE GODS OF
ALCOHOL AND ToBAcco-BLLIoN DOLLAR
tRAIToROUS RAcKETSI-AND THE ENTERTAINMENT
WORLD. SATURATED WITH THE DEVIL VIA
tEx EXPLOITATION, Neutrality-suspicious.
EASY AND PLEASANT VIOLATIONS OF THE TEN
SEX EXPLOITATION IS PAGAN AND APPEARS TO BE
bEBRAIc Too!-MoREs THE PITY-BuT IT IS NOT
cHRISTIANi
CHRISTIANITY 'cRUcIFEs' THE FLESH AND CLIO.
&FIEs THE SPIRIT, coD-BEcAusE-THEY ARE IN
81 IRREvocABLE CONFLICT
GOD, VIA JESUS, SAID: "HE THAT LooKETH ON A
WOMAN TO LUST AFTER HER HATH coMMITTETH
THE IMMoDEsT AND scANTILY CLAD FEMALES
Tor THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD ARE THE DEVILS
pupEs AS WELL AS OF THE DEVILS ADAMS
tExpLoTERsI!! SUCH sENsuALITY SHUTS OUT
SPIRITUALITY, WHICH is IMPERATIVE FOR GODS
GUIDANCE AND PRoTEcTIoNI HENCE, THE
N SLAUGHTER ON THE HIGHWAYS AND THE MAN
MADE TRAGEDIES IN ALL FIELDS OF TRANSPORT,
OUR PEARL HARBoRS, KoREAs, THE HUNDRED
BILLION LAUNDERING AND RAcKETEERlNG
LEADERSHIP OF THE DEVILS SPIRITUALLY TRAIT.
oRoUs DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS!
GOD TO THE HEROIC ST. PAUL, TO U.s.
|'PREAcH THE WORD.
"BE INSTANT, IN SEASON AND OUT OF SEASON.
|REPRovE, REBUKE, EXPORT WITH ALL LONG
SUFFERING AND DocTRlNE"l-s companion quotation
No Mrs. Eddys when eonfronfs YOU back OF me
desk Of the First Reader.
AND socALLED SEASONED" CHRISTIAN scIEN-
.rsrs BETTER HEED THE FOREGOING AND REDUCE
PREMATURE DEATHS AND LONG DELAYED HEAL
NcsI!l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
~ DIE IN ALASKA BARRACKS BLAZE"

"4 DIE IN ALASKA BARRACKS BLAZE"
DID THE DEVILS BILLION DOLLAR TOBACCO AND
LIQUOR INDUSTRIES MAKE THEIR NORMAL coNTRIBu-
TIoN7
More spiritual malpractice Of by and for ihs DEVILS
Adams and Ewes still running around In spiritual diapers OR
lEssI Detroit Tinssl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15
SIGNS OF THE TIMES
We bresent, from the Detroit News
PRAYERS PROMOTED

RICHMOND, Va.-(UP)-Thomas J. Massey, Rich
ond real estate man. opened his sales sta meeting daily
with and devotional service Several other eorpor
alton executives liked the idea Now the Virginia Council
of Churches will seek promote the idea throughout V
sins.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-10-15

rRIBuNE-sATuRDAY. OCTOBER IS. 1855
Evening star., 1955-10-07

Shelby" style with 20-24-26" wheels
is equipped with balloon tires, lug
gage carrier, light, kick type parking
stand, chain guard, adjustable seat
and handle bars plus large tenders
and truss rods. Red finish for boys,
blue for girls.
Evening star., 1955-10-07

Kann.TOrand FOurh Floor washingOn; Lower level Aingon
Evening star., 1955-10-07
"HerculeS 26' Lightweight
SHELBY" 20-24-26" Balloon Tires
Styles for Boys and Girls
54.05 DELUXE Equipped

English Hercules" style has tenders,
handle bar light, tool bag, 8 speeds,
hand brake, kick stand, pump and
adjustable seat and handle bars.
Hercumatic gear control gives eff
fortress gear shifting. Black for
boys, blue for girls.
, 1955-12-12
Distributor for PHILCo Products in ST. Croix

surprise. They know, as well as we do that it was Russia who
signed a treaty with Hitler when England decided that Po-
land would be defended, and that Russia quickly invaded
Poland from the east when Hitler made his demands on that
country.
PEOPLE WHO can read and write, and live and
breathe free air must recognize the Communist tactics for
what they are. One aspect of it is to accuse the other fellow
of exactly what you are doing or intend to do. For example,
Russia has grabbed Outer Mongolia, controls Poland, Hun
gary, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, Tibet, islands off Japan, and
has completely wiped out the Baltic states Of Latva, Estona
and Lithuania. Everybody outside of Russia knows this, as
do the Asians to whom Kruschev and Bulgann were speak
ing
WHICH NATION is really inperolsac?
, 1955-12-12
MoNDAY, CEM Y, 1855
EDITORIAL:
RUSSIAN CIRCUS IN ASIA

WORLD IS seeing, according to Sir Winston
Churchill, a surprising spectacle" in the circus the Russian
leaders are conducting in their friendship" tour of India and
Burma.
INDIA IS H largest neutral country in Asia. Russia,
believing as she does, that the world must eventually be,
come communist, cannot understand why a country as large
as India can and should remain neutral. Therefore, the tour
to win that country.
BUT WHILE ALL the smiles and kindly words and
gestures went on for a while, the true spirit OF the Russians
had come to the fore. In a surprising demonstration OF total
disregard for the hospitality of the Indian people, Russian
leaders launched some of their most bitter attacks against
the West vet to come from a nation not at war with the West.
This was most embarrassing to the leaders Of India because
India is on friendly terms with the West, and it would ap-
near as if the host condoned what was being said. In fact,
if Russia wanted to launch such attacks it should have been
done from her own soil
BUT HROUG it all the Russians %overplayed their
hand. They said things which were simply not true, uttered
bald lies which history refutes, and which both the Indians
and Burmans knew flew in the face of facts.
THE THEMES Of Kruschev and Bulganin were prn-
cipally that the West was engaging in imperialism and colo
nialism, and that the West groomed Hitler SO that ne could
attack Russia. The only trouble with these arguments is that
thew insult the very intelligence of the Asians. Those people
know that England and France got out Of Asia; that India
herself is no longer a colony; that practically all territory
once controlled by empires have been returned TO natives.
OF COURSE, THEY could not be speaking of the Unit
ed States because the facts completely belle what the Rus
slams are saying
AS TO HI Second World War, that claim is SO ugly
and such a big lie that it must have caught the Asians by
, 1955-12-12
CHRlSTIANSTED THEATDE
r HOUSE OF GOOD PICTURES"

Tuesday, DEF. 13 Double Feature:
ABBOTT and COSTELLO Meet DR.. JEYKLL & NH. HYDE
Bud Abbott Lou Costello : Boris Karloff
SIX GUN MESA with Johnny Mack Brown
Wednesday, Dec. IA CABARET HANGHA On Spanish
Rosita Carmina Roberto Romano Tana Lynn
Thursday, Dec. IS FEARLESS PAGAN
Janet Leigh Carlton Carpenter Keenan, Wynn
Saturday, Dec. 16 Double Feature:
THE GOLDEN BLADE TechnicoloD
YUKON VENGEANCE
Kirby Grant Monte Hale Mary Ellen Kay
Sunday, Dec. IS THE GREAT WALTZ
Luise Raner Fernand Gravel Miiza Korjus
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
423 Missing Tin Soldiers
Found at Mellon GoIIerv

been chasing the toy soldier,
since 1952-and she's still chas.
ing the other Asst.
The chances are" she ex-
planned patiently. that these
objects didn't vanish as the Ger
mans claim. I actually believe
they were seized by the Army
under the de-militarization anc
e-Nazification. Granted it wa,
a military museum for the ag-
grandizement of German arms
1T still appears ridiculous on the
face Of it."
Their Value Doubles
The museum pieces ranged
from Teutonic swordsmen In
bearskins to Kaiser Wilhelm's
machine gunners in field gray
and Miss Hall decided, probably
were old enough to be of value,
Take good 10th and 18th
century pewter pieces and
they'd be worth probably SIS
EACH" she said. But these ;"
and her voice trailed away full
Iof meaning.
The way the collection
reached the National Gallery
was devious. The Army. in pur-
suing the case, learned that a
former captain left a requisi-
ton paper for the toy soldiers
when they we're taken. Another
officer, pledging his co-opera-
ton in the search, said he
knows only that he delivered
the troops" to a higher Ameri-
can command in Germany.
Found at Fort Sam Houston
From then on, it would APP
pear. someone believed the Sci
zurc overstepped the bounds of
standardization and 'requisi-
toned" the collection for him
selt-or at least the 423 objects
now here, according to Miss Fall,
They we're received at Fort
Sam Houston, Tex. which is
where Mics Hall found them by
correspondence and ordered
them shipped to the Natiol. al
Gallery here--a normal proce-
dure for objets dart. All the
Army would say was that the 423
were obtained voluntarily from
an individual in Texas"
I suppose I'll keep right on
looking for the rest of them, -
Miss Hall sighed.
THAT should make Hcrsbruck
happy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Pentogon Chiefs Agree
To 7 Hoover Proposals

reports and recommendation,
based on Mr.. Hoover's report.
and sent them to the assistant
defense secretary concerned ane
the three services. Objection.
ARE heard and agreements finally
ironed out for Mr.. Wilson's fina
approval.
Other recommended change:
are in these varied fields:
Water resources and power de.
velopment which involve the
Army Engineers: procurement
practices of all the armed
forces; budget and accounting
procedures; intelligence work;
legal service and procedures;
overseas economic work; I'M
necessary paper work; personnel
and civil service; real property
management: food and clothing
surplus property: business-type
operations such as post ex-
changes and commissaries; spe-
cial personnel problems; trans
portation activities: military
personnel and reserve forces;
depot utilization, and lending
agencies of the military serv-
ices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
RECORD HEAT HITS
CALIFORNIA, 4 DIE;
WAVE CONTINUE

LOS ANGELES. (P.-
Southern Californians braced
themselves for another
schorcher today in the wake
of yesterdays record high
temperatures which were
blamed for four deaths and
81 cases Of heat prostration.
The mercury zoomed to
10 degrees in Los Angeles,
cracking a 64-year-old mark
by one degree. Nearby
Tujunga recorded a. sizzling
100. On the normally torrid
Mojave Desert it was a COM
partively cool so to 103.
Farmers in interior valleys
reported that thousands of
chickens had succumbed to
the heat. 1000 at one ranch
in suburban Bellfiower. Com
mercial flower crops also
were damaged.
Thousands Of persons fed
to the beaches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
.Pennsy Strike
Delay Ordered

NEW YORK, Sept. 2 tP.-
The CLIO Transport Workers
Union today ordered postpone
ment of a strike of $4,000 non
operating employees of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. The strike
had been scheduled for mid
night tonight.
Michael j. Quill. TWU presi-
dent, declared. however. that the
employees might be reluctant to
postpone their decision tC
strike"
He said the union was noti-
flying the National Mediation
Board that it was directing its
locals to postpone the walkjuI
that would have hit IL States
and the District of Columbia
Emergency Board Created
The postponement directive
came after President Eisenhower
stepped into the situation by
creating an emergency fact
finding board to look into the
dispute. Under the Railway
Labor Act, this usually post
pones strikes for go days.
! A strike tonight could have in
Iterfered with Labor Day week.
end travel of thousands of per-
sons. The union commended the
road could not have run without
the maintenance work performed
by the incorporating employees.
Accumulation of Grievances
The strike action grew out OF
what the union called an &C
formulation of grievances dating
back six years.
Mr.. Quill said union headquar-
tiers sent kilograms to So locals
in the Pennsylvania Railroad
territory directing a delay in the
strike. 1t asked the locals to
notify their members to report
for work as scheduled land to
make every effort to prevent in
terruption Of service"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Flood Gifts Hit
234% of Goal

The Washington Areas gifts
to the Red Cross to aid victims
lof the Northeast floods has
climbed to a total of $175,757 OF
234 per cent Of the original
goal.
AS the Metropolitan Area con-
tinued in the forefront of areas
Exceeding their quotas. District
Red Cross Chairman Daniel w
Bell commented that Washing
ton Area residents have appar-
emily set their own quota and
raised their sights as the ma
tional fund has been required
Ito do.
at now looks as though we
should forget all quota estimates
and be guided by the wishes of
the people, which seem to sug-
gest that by the middle of next
week the fund here could reach
the point where it will be a
classic figure in the annals OF
voluntary giving" Mr.. Bell COM
mented.
He pointed out that only a
small portion of Government
agencies have completed an
audit Of funds being turned in
by employees. He said the same
lis true Of many business estab-
Ilishments In the area.
Largest single Government
agency contribution yesterday
was from the Department OF
Health, Education and Welfare
for a total of $1,093. Mr.. Bel
also reported that Archbishop
Patrick OBoyle has sent in O
check for $1,000 in the name oi
1.-THE Archdiocese Of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02

Institute of Mental Health tole
the sociologists.
Formal education along
with intellectual characteristics
health, family origin and emo
tional control-apparently plays
mo part in Federal promotions
he said.
His report to the sociologistS
stated the important thing fol
rising in Government is to be
Ia man and to stay in the service
Mr.. Youmans investigated the
men ana women who have beer
given special civil service train
ing because of their potentially
for becoming effective man.
ayers" He received replies tt
Ia QUESTIONABLE from 312 mer
and So women.
These Federal workers aver.
age SO years in age and II years
service in the Government
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
NATION HARVESTS
CROP OF PROBLEMS

A S. BILLION PUZZLE Whot
couses the tremendous form surplus?
Everybody disoerees about how to
cure it, Associated Press Writer War
rem Rogers, IT,, soys in the Lost Of
three articles on the Notions form
surplus today on Pose BIO.
TWO BIG WHEELS-How would
you like to spend seven weeks on q
bike? Sharon Doron interviewed two
boys who did it and covered l,400
miles. They stor in her Teen Scene"
column todoy on Pose BE-.
TEEN-AGERs GET TOGETHER
conodion ond American teen ueers
thought their woys Of life were diff
ferent till they got together. Then
they changed their minds. For an
account from some Of the delegates
see Poee B-l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02

Almost all have some college
training and two-thirds hold
degrees.
Mr.. Youmans reported thai
both the men and women have
moved up steadily in their jobs
The men began at a slightly
higher grade than the women
and moved up more quickly.
The men average $4,000 In
annual salary: the women, IS, 400
mo significant ! association
was found between upward mo-
bility tpromotions) in the Fed
eral hierarchy and social origins
and backgrounds, such as socio.
economic status of family of orr
gin, rural-urban background
military service. amount of for
NAL education, or family ex-
|pectations and parental author
|ity patterns" Mr.. Youmans
found.