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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
TESTIMONIES OF HEALING

The statements made in these testimonies with to hean
have been carefully verified The original testimonies and their
speeive verhcaiions file for reference with The Christian
Science Publishing Socieiy.-The Editors.
BEFORE my FIRST VISIT TO CHRISTIAN SCI.
ENCE READING ROOM WANTED TO DIE, but | also
wanted to know more about God Although had attend
ed an orthodox church and Sunday School since was
child was not satisfied with what had been taught
How surprised when heard from the oving
attendant in the Reading Room that God is mans Life
had suffered for than two years with congested lung
and painful condition of arthritis, which continued q
get worse under medical care The coughing ""
continuous, while the attendant telling me OF
Gods loving for His children
See Testimonies of Healing Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
God to the Detroit Tribune:
Sent President Eisenhower

AND. HAVE GIVEN HONEST CHRISTIANS POWER
OVER ALL THE so-cALLEp POWER. OF THE pEWL-THE
M-Y.T-HNI
The Detroit Tribune Publisher has given some substantial
financial aid to these brosdesss by no means fully an
proving their eonfsnf and In this we question Roman
Catholic Wermsr Notrs Dame head Dean Msnons discern
mens ss set against Protestant codspponssd Prss
See-I Sent President Eisenhower-Paxe
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
"Atoms-For-Peaee Talks Seen As
Triumph For President Eisenhower"
BY RUSSELL BARNES

Detroit News
The Geneva sioms-forpesee conference which nearing
Its end vnqvesfonaby will be hailed by most observers
another triumph for President Eisenhower.
The conference is direct ouigrowh Of the Presidents
speech Dec g. 1883 before the United Nations General AS
semby in which he pledged American help in the develop
rnent Of atomic energy benefit mankind.
only natural therefore that Mr.. Eisenhower should
follow up OF this conference by proposing
that similar meeting be held in three years,
the worlds scientists have accumulated enough know
edge TO make another exchange OF ideas desirable.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
TRUE ATOMIC POWER
Reprinted from The Herald of Christian seisu

Reprinted from The Herald Christian Science
July. 1855 pp l72-lH
1t is not surprising that atomic power should earI
the attention of the world after the discovery
Christian Science For this Science demonstrates tul
power the energy of divine Mind; and il is in accord
with the so-caed carna minds law of oppostes that error
produces counterfeit conceptions of spiritual truths when
God reveals to mankind True atomic power is the action
or will, of God. 1t has been released human though
in our age through Christian Sciences and this power u
folds Gods ability to make His universe and spritu'
See-True Atomic Power Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Boy, 6, Cries Telling How (hum
Drowned"

tDotroif IWe"
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE: Children, not rs''o
In Christian Science homes and Christian Science svno
schools Oh vulnerable 10 The hazards Of ihs MY
CAL, dsviIish "cHAsTLY FARCE or MATERIAL tsoe'Os'|
ExsTENcE"I-p. 272, s&H
detroit Tnss"A crying 6YesroId boy today told ',.|
his best pal slipped from his grasp when he tried In VAIN
save him from drowning. :"
The victim was Cary Barber, 5,..."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
More Of the Devil in the ALL
Hunt Z Cars in Bombing Of Car!

DETROIT NeWs)
Police today sought two they pressed their in
qUry into the bombing Of parked owned by Detroit
tool shop foreman who contends he the fall guy in
attempts TO organize The plant.
Detective L. Joseph Van Vie and Detective Earl Dunn
OF the Special Investigation Bureau said their
yesterday revealed two unidentified been seen in the
nsshbcrhOod Of the parked shortly before the bobnc
Zone Of them looks like good lead" Van Vie said.
See More of the Devil in the AFL Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Impotent Prayers, Discipline,
Thinking!

"A 2Hayear-od girl died after drinking solution Of
wniersreen oil and white pills which police said she and
TWO younger brothers mixed while playing in their home
THE GIRL Alberta Mecinnis, died at Receiving Hospital
shortly before midnight
a.. the children found in the bathroom of their
home by their grandfather.
The childrens mother had gone to bed earlier be-
cause she not feeling WELL"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
SweItering Heat, Floods, Hurricanes,
Etc. Are Mortal Thoughtful
BY ANDREW F. FRUEHAUF. c.s. = e =

Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet of "our Father-Mother Coo all
h.rmon;ous' %. l6 Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission, who wildly the grace OF Coo
do a Fruehauf- Martin Luther job in this age!!
And howl Science & Health our textbook, is God $
A'0' Higher AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND IHE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO! . 80
Jesus "loved righteousness and hated iniquity'!
The "lukewarm7 live in fools PARADISE
PHENOMENA OF THE DEVILS CHOSEN LEADERS
AND THEIR NoN-cHRisTIAN SCIENTIST DuPEs!h NOT
THE ANGER OF THE LORD DIVINE LOVE! BUT The
COLLECTIVE SPIRITUAL LuNAcY OF cARNAL EcoEs!
GONE HAYWIREI
HEREWITH FROM GLOSSARY OF GODS
c. s. TEXTBOOK:
FEAR Heat; inAsmmaton; anxiety; ignorance; error;
desire; caution
FIRE Fear remorse lust; hatred; destruction; aeton
purifying and eIevsfns man." ls&H page 500
WILL The motve-power OF error; MOkIAL BELIEF;
animal power. The might and wisdom OF Cod
FOR this is the will Of Cod" q ThessaIonsns iv. 81 OF
eternal spiritual harmony!
WILL AS A QUALITY OF so-cALLED MORTAL MIND,
IS A wRoNeDoER; HENCE IT SHOULD NOT BE CON
FOUNDED WITH THE TERM AS APPLIED TO MIND OR TO
ONE OF GODS QUALITIES.
WIND That which indicates the might Of omnipofenee
and the movements Of Gods spiritual government eneom
passing all things.
~DssrRucrloN ANGER; MORTAL PASSIONS" ibid.
p s90
Foregoing Viewed in the Light Of "our Fa'her-Mofher
God, AllHsrmonioys" Up. l6 S&H)
ADAMS AND EWES SAY YOUR PRAYERS. REPENT
FROM YOUR SINS. AND ASK GOD TO AID you TO UTIL-
lie HIS TRIUMPHANT CHRIST scIENcE-THE MESSIAH
TO ALL PEOPLES TO DEMONSTRATE THE EXCLUSIVE
NESS OF HIS PERFECT SPIRITUAL CREATION, FILLING
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LlFE!N
MENTAL CONCEPTS
SINCE TIME AND SPACE ARE MENTAL CONCEPTS,
WE FEEL DIvINELY ASSURED THAT THE WORD or GOD
MUST PROFIT REGARDING FLOODS AND HURRICANES
tDRoUoHTs. ETC, TOO OR ANY CONCLUSIONS OF
MORTAL THoUcHT-so-cALLED NArUREl!!
Mrs. Eddy has written, Error uncovered is fwofhirds
destroyed" and in another she says, nneenhs de-
siroyed and the remainder destroys itself"
See-Swelterng Heat Floods, Hurricanes-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Legion Attacks Bridges Again"

Detroit Timesl
The American Legion pointed the finger Harry Bridges.
West Coast labor leader Americas public enemy No.
Saturday, and demanded that his ongshoremens union
cited commvnisiinhfrated.
j. Addnsion Wagner. Of Battle Creek, national vice
chairman OF the Legons Ameriesnism Commission, and
candidate FOR national commander speaking o. the Michigan
convention, began the attack with
Bridges, due TO legal isehnesIiy has rssainsd his
w. S. citizenship"
SEES CONSPIRACY
But he charged. Bridges has "eonsprsd tear down"
the American Of life since his arrival from Avsras
In 1870, and:
Brdsss activities have not been limited 10 the Com
vnsi party He hes been affiliated with than IS orqsni
rsfons and publications which cited svbvsrss and
See Legion Attacks Bridges Assin-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
half Who Drown are Under 20"

Defrof TimesJ
LANSING Aug. II AP) Nearly half Of Michgan's
drowning victims during the first six months of 1855
under 20 years DID, the state health department said today
OF he 1873 drownings through The end Of June II less
than last SO ~ old younger Thiryone
Of the victims under nine.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Counterfeits are Not Uncommon

coUNTERFEITs ARE NOT UNCOMMON. They TO
be strewn all along way in human experience But
have what takes keep clear Of Them We have what Chris
sn Science has taught that good does not
always good thing that what is worthless and evil
often appears be good but that through Science
remain quite vndeeeed by these appearances and thus
ourselves much trouble We for certain what good
and build that with confidence.
See-Counterfeits Not Uncommon-Page
The Detroit Tribune presents from The Billy Graham
EvsngeIse Association reprint from the Chicago eaiy
News: BILLY EMERGING AS NO. ENEMY OF REDS IN
EUROPE"
Reprinted by special permission from the June H. 1855,
edition Of the CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Fear. No EriI
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
THE CHRIST SPIRIT IS THE LICI

THE CHRIST SPIRIT is THE LIGHT
Christ Jesus prayed "Father, the hour is come.
CLORIFY THY SON. THAT THY SON MAY also CLOR|
IFY THEE.
"And this is LIFE ETERNAL, that THEY MAY Know
THEE THE ONLY TRUE GOD, and JESUS CHRIST
whom thou hast sent"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
The Devil Takes Is Years!
PITTSBURGH BASEBALL CLUB OFFICIAL.

PITTSBURGH BASEBALL CLUB OFFICIAL,
DiABETIc. AGE Al. DROWNED OR SUccUMBED
TO AN ATTACK" ~ Y. Trib)
Mr. Harold c. Roeffgsr Of the wrong home. church,
Sunday sehooI-h snyeedveafion.
Diabetes is product Of fear. ignorance sin" -
"ALL DISEASE IS THE RESULT OF EDUcATioN"l (s&tD
BEcAUSE-cods Mssferpieees-His Incompatible sv-
peror King James Protestant Bible and IFS Savior Iberaor
and protector the Christian Science textbook Gods Master
Miracle Worker Healer Educator ARE NOT present supreme
authorities in education, religion natural science soeaIed
naturally prisoner Of the dev-snmaI msgneiismI-snd
the various healing arts which do accept 1907, Gods
indispensable. imperative Christ Master Absolute Miracle
Science Messiah Millennium
See-The Devil Takes rs Years-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Billy Emerging As No. | Enemy Of
Reds In Europe


Daily News Foreign Service
PARIs-BILLY GRAHAM. THE MOST sENsATIoNALLY
SUCCESSFUL EVANGELIST IN ALL HISTORY, IS EMERG.
ING AS coMMUNIsMS PUBLIC ENEMY NO. !.
See-Biy Emerging As No. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27

Aircraft Crashes
and Divine Prevention Thereof
SLOPPY THINKING HEBREWS CATHOLICS PROT
EsTANTs, AND OTHER PRISONERS or THE DEVIL
ARE CONSTANTLY CAUSING AIRCRAFT CRASHES
God and Young Christian Scientist
Pilot Saved Anti-Aireraft Riddled
Plane
OVER GERMANY IN THE LAST WAR!
Excerpts From
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS
BY Beatrice Thayer Pitfmsn
Of Boston, Massachusetts
Reprinted from PROGRESS AT PRINCIPAL August 1851
Some of you may have heard Of the AIRPLANE PLOTTED
BY A YOUNG CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST, which RIDDLED
BY ANTiAIRcRAFT FIRE ON A FLIGHT OVER GERMANY
There seemed hardly chance Of its reaching
again. but after much skv manevverns and
much chrany scientific knowing the plane approached IFS
landing field II losing altitude too rapidly however,
and seemed al last quite beyond control and HEADED
FOR A CRASH INTO LARGE BUILDING,
See-Aircraft Crashes - Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
THE DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS, FOR THE
RECORD. A FEW EXCERPTS FROM DEAN CLARENCE

e. MANIoNs Sunday night brosdessf-"cENEvA-A
DEAL WITH THE DEVL7"
DETROIT TRIBUNE COMMENT:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
More Victims Of Science, Theology,
Medicine, Education, Thinking,
Discipline, Prayers, Void of-or
Deficient In-Gods Christ Miracle
Science Messiah

GIRL AND BOY DROWN IN STATE" Detroit Times)
An ithaca girl and boy from Toledo drowned yesterday
in Michigan waters
veky Louise srovse H. daughter Of Mrs. Louise Ssovse
daughter OF Mrs. Louise Sovse drowned when she stepped
into deep hole in gravel pit her farm home she
sister and two brothers had been fishing then wsdins
in the pit
Duncan A. Petit 10, drowned in the swift Of
Consumers Power Co. outlet canal Erie road south Of
Monroe.
Sheri deputies said Petit and friends dipping
for mnnows when Petit leaned far and fell in The
rapidly moving water carried him into Lake Erie
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Outrageous, DeviIish, LawIess
Behavior Of Teamsters Union, AFL,
DetrOit-Being Investigated by
F.B.I. and Detroit Police!

John Emmer business agent Of Tesmsters Local 243
FL and Richard crowfher organizer for Transfers Local
247 AFL headquarters accompanied by their at
torney George Fitzgerald general counsel for the Team
sfers Union"
Upon being examined, they asked by Inspector
Thomas Msxon chief Of special Investigation IL they would
submit 10 lie deieetor test
TEST REFUSED"
CERTAINLY NOT; SNAPPED FITZGERALD"
GOD TO THE DETROIT TRIBUNE:
When MRS. EDDY questioned about her FAvoRITE
ATTORNEY, she ssid: "oh, he's AS HONEST AS AN AT.
ToRNEY CAN BE-"
The writer believes there grand characters in the
legal profession Many lawyers and judges have become excel
lent Christian Science Prseoners teachers Ieevrsrcods
Chosen People, truly.
GOD TO ST. PAUL, TO US, REGARDING THE HUMAN
See Outrageous, Devilish Lswlcss- Pags7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-08-27
Devil Takes IS Years via Home
and Church!

GIRL, 2, DIES AS DRINK POTION"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
BY JAMES MOSER
star star CorYespondent

ORANGE, Va, Aug. 6.-The
band win be playing when john
my comes marching home.
The exact time Airman John
W. Thompson. III, viii return te
his home town Is not yet known
but his mother. Mrs. Heller
Thompson. hopes he'll be here
for his birthday. August Is. Hell
be "a.
The airman, who was 10 when
he enlisted, is one Of the II
flyers released o week ago BY
the Chinese Communists after
spending 21a years In Red prison
camps. He was shot down ovel
North Korea on January 10. 1858
There will be dozens Of ban,
ners across the towns streets
reading, Welcome Home Jack.
and hundreds Of similar wordec
badges will be worn by residents
Store owners are expected to lei
employees line the sidewalks fol
the homecoming and a colol
guard will accompany the All
Force Band.
Attorney Vance M. Fry. vel
coming committee spokesman
said a car will be waiting al
National Airport for the flyer
and his family IL they arr
brought there-and If the All
Force brings him to his home.
Virginia State Trooper will meet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

MRS. Joseph q. Motyka, gradu.
late Of Calvin Coolidge.
Lisl Neuman, 1907 Forty.
ninth avenue NE, Beaver
Heights. daughter Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Curtis L. Brown, graduate
Iof Bladensburg.
Stanley s. Pickett, $500 River.
dale road, East Riverdale, son Of
Mr. and Mrs. p. L. Lawhorn
graduate of Northwestern.
Sandra G. Shobe. 4613 Chest
nut street. Bethesda, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Shobe, grad
uate Of Bethesda Chevy Chase.
Stanley s. Smith, 324 Farragu,
street NV. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Smith, graduate Of Roose-
welt.
Wilson Graduate
David p. Steinman, 5154
Thirty fourth street NV, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Erwin Steinman
graduate Of Woodrow Wilson.
Sandra j. Sweadner. Gathers
burg. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Louis E. Sweadner. graduate Of
Gaithersburg High School.
Robert M. Wilson. 10210 Menlc
avenue. Silver Spring. son Of MFR,
and Mrs. Roger M. Wilson. grad
uate Of Montgomery Blair.
VALLEY l.. Wing, 928 New York
avenue NV, son Of Mrs. Heung
L. Wing. graduate Of Eastern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
WEN President Wins
Praise in Hibbs' Report

lord. Mr.. HibbS' report said ir
part:
I'm 1851 when Admiral Chand-
Ter became president, serious I'D.
ministrative problems existed al
IRPI due to the fact that in the
period from la42 to 1850 en-.
Irollment increased over 300 pei
cent.
I'm the spring Of 1851 the
Is tud dents organized what
amounted to a strike and de-
manded that William and Mary
do something to solve these ad-
lministrative problems.
about this same time the &C.
lcrediting body. the Southern AS
ISOLATION Of Colleges. also COM
Iplained and stated that If this
state Of neglect continued II
would affect the accreditation oil
William and Mary as a whole.
Admiral Chandler acted i'm
mediately. Mr.. Hibbs said, and
because Of his foresight" the
Iprobiems were readily solved ano
the reputation Of both RPI and
William and Mary as a whole in.
creased"
Admiral Chandler said last
night that the progress h,
claimed for william and Mar,
I''woilld be obvious to any fair,
minded, responsible person.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Nun S Habit Given
To 6 Areu,GirIs

Six Washington area girls
have received the habit Of the
Congregation of Sisters of the
Holy Cross at st. Mary's Con.
vent. Notre Dame, Ind.
They were among a candi.
dates who completed their postu.
late Friday. The novices will
now begin their novitiate train.
ing at st. Mary's Noyitiate here
The local girls are Marian
Anthony McMurrough of $751;
Delaware street, Chevy Chase
Md: Marian Francis Mcdonald
of 4831 Seventh street NE; M
Myra Eccleston Of AIT Faraday
place NV: Miriam Emile Buis.
son of 1923 Ordway street NV;
Damien Marie Carusillo of TAO;
Ballemore avenue, Takoma Park
Md. and Marian Daniel Creamel
of 3105 Bunker Hill road. Noun
Rainier, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

!, David H. Fran. 1919 Geraniun
street NV, SON Of Mr., and Mrs
Philip Fran. graduate Of Calvir
Coolidge.
Western High Graduate
Angela r. Gnotta, 1922 N stree
INV. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Oswald j. Gnotta, graduate Of
Western High School.
Peggy j. Hastings, 1925 N
Patrick Henry drive, Arlington
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. War
rem w. Hastings. graduate OF
Washington and Lee.
Otfried g. Heybey, 6612 West
|moreland avenue, Takoma Park,
son of Mr.. and Mrs, Will H.
|Heybey, graduate Of Montgom-
Iery Blair High School.
Harold D. Hoiberg. 6408 Brad
dock road. Alexandria, son of
mfr. and Mrs. Hans 8. Hoiberg,
graduate Of Washington and
Lee.
Francis G. La Piana. Army
Chemical Center, son Of Col. and
Mrs. v. r. La Piana. graduate
|of George Washington High
School.
Charles r. Mock, 1912 Twenty
ninth street, Mount Rainier, son
LOT DR.. and Mrs. g. l.. Mock,
graduate Of Northwestern.
Faye @. Motyka. l343 Madison
street NV, daughter Of Mr.. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Bands Will Play Welcome
To Freed Virginia Flyer

the party outside the town
limits and escort it here.
Five hundred large bags Of
confetti will be given bystanders
to toss at the homecoming hero.
Mrs. Thompson, her husband,
John w. Thompson, jr., and the
couples daughter, Peggy. %.
expect, to be flown to meet the
airman about the middle Of the
week." The mother said she
would be told Monday when they
are to leave.
Mrs. Thompson. who never
gave up hope that her son would
be returned safely, said she was
not sold" on the Communists
promises that he would be freed
until he reached British con-
Itroled Hong Kong Monday.
Sitting with her husband in
her living room last night. the
smiling mother read from some
LOT IL letters the family received
from the airman while he was
a prisoner.
In all but the last. she pointed
out, he had mentioned himself
as either "well." fine" or "ok."
The final one was written May 2
and was received July 10. He
mentioned the July birthdays Of
two members of the family. and
added that the, ones in August
his and his mother's-should be
celebrated in high STYLE
That is the plan Of the family.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Theft Of Pine-Ups
Burns Up Firemen

BETHLEHEM. Conn. (P. -
Volunteer firemen were burned
up when someone swiped dozens
Iof pin-up pictures that had
adorned the firehouse walls for
months.
The chief said the pictures
served a useful purpose by pro-
noting attendance at company
meetings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

RICHMOND, Aug. 6 (R.-The
much criticized administration
Of William and Mary President
Alvin Duke Chandler got a pat
on the back today from the pro-
vost of the colleges Richmond
branch, Richmond Professional
Institute.
Provost H. H. Hibbs. operating
head of the institution. made
public q report to the William
and Mary board Of visitors that
lauded Admiral Chandler as q
president of genuine admins
trative talent and experience"
Controversy Avoided
The report, submitted by Mr.
Hibbs to Board Rector James w.
Robertson of Norfolk, said that
during the years Admiral Chand-
Ter has been president Of the
greater College Of William and
Mary "he has solved literally
dozens of problems that had been
crying for attention for years
at RPI.
Mr.. Hibbs' report did not men,
ton specifically the controversy
now swirling about Admiral
Chambers administration-one
Of which began last Spring with
student complaints and which
was underlined earlier this week
when the head of the colleges
philosophy department. DR.
James w. Miller, resigned with
the statement that the college
was becoming like IAN occupied
country"
The persistent attacks on the
administration Of Admiral
Chandler, who became the head
of William and Mary in 1851,
have led to several calls for an
investigation by the General AS
semhly--a probe which Chand-
Ter and the school board of Wis
itors have said they would well
come.
Chandler, in a statement said
the college had made definite,
clear-cut. indubitable progress"
In its four years since he as
sumed the presidency. He said he
would stand squarely on his rec
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
70 GNU Scholarships
Include Girl Engineer

| A 16-year-old girl. Theresa D
Koontz. is the first feminine
recipient Of an engineering
scholarship in the history oi
George Washington University
She is one of 30 high school
graduates from the District and
NEARBY areas to receive scholar
ships ranging from one term tc
-four years, the university an
nounced yesterday.
Miss Koontz, a graduate oil
Bladensburgh High School, els
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John D. Koont2. She plans to
lmajor in electrical engineering
The girl had been concentrat-
ling on English until a year ago,
when her father, principal Of
lAnacostia High School, per-
suaded her to try physics and
ltrigonometry, for more gen.
eral background.
she tried 1t and liked it so
much she decided to take UP
Engineering" her mother re-
ported.
Other Winners
The other scholarship win
ners:
Frederic r. Strub, 1888 s. Troy
street. Arlington, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Norbert G. Strub, graduate
Of st. Johns College High School
James p. Simpler, 4806 F street,
son of MIR. and Mrs. James r.
Simpler, Capitol Heights, grad
uate of Suitland High School.
Sylvia L. zilber. 1905 Colston
drive, Silver Spring, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Nathan Zilber
graduate of Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School.
Betty L. Hornstein. 7738 Six.
Iteenth street NV. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hornstein
I7738 Sixteenth street NV.
graduate Of Calvin Coolidge
High School.
Arnold L. Snyder, jr., 1l6 N
Garfield street. Arlington, sor
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Snyder
graduate Of Washington and Lei
High School.
Marcia Barrett. 1914 Monrcs
street NV. graduate OF Roose.
welt High School, daughter o.
Mrs. Esther Barrett.
From Anacostia High
! Martha A. Britton, 1925
ITwenty-fifth street Sc, daugh.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Britton, graduate Of Anacostis
High School.
/ Robert s. Chabon. 1919 Nichols
avenue Sc, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Irving L. Chabon. graduate O
AnacOStla.
! Toy P. Chan. SAB D street Sc
1 daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Hal
Lee, graduate Of Eastern High
School.
i Lee T. Chang. 5000 Mineols
road, College Park. daughter O.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Yu T. Chang. grad
;Euate Of Northwestern High
School.
Elizabeth J. Dittenhafer, 400.
ITwenty-fourth street NE, daugh
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. James o
Dittenhafer, graduate Of McKin'
ley High School.
Edith M. Fenton, 44l1 Rent