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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Too Old for A Job!

BEcAUsE-"THE WISDOM OF THIS WORLD
is FOOLISHNESS WITH GOD!
BUT-"THE FATHERS BUSINEsS'-ACCEPTEl
AND DECLARED BY THE BOY JESUS AT THE
AGE OF IL, HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO EVERY
SINGLE MAN, WOMAN, AND CHILD OF THE
ENTIRE HUMAN RACE!l! BUT THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLESl-PRISONERS
OF THE DEVIL!-ANIMAL MACNETlSM!-
MATERIALISM!-CANNOT PERSUADE THEIR
ADAMS AND EvES-DUPES OF THE DEVIL
THAT THAT BUSINESS is THE REAL WORK OF
THE WORLDl-BECAUSE THESE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLES AND THE
DEVILS HEALING ARTS-ALL OF THEM
OUTSIDE OF GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
TO ALL PEOPLES!-AND EDUCATION,
WHICH SEEKS TO EDUCATE WITHOUT
ACCEPTING GODS TWO MASTERPIECES
AS SUPREME AUTHORITlES!-
THE BIBLE AND ITS INDISPENSABLE.
IMPERATIVE SAVIOR AND LIBERATOR,
PROTECTOR OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES
See Too Old For Job-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

SAUL AND WRONG soNs-PRIsokERs or The
pEvILlL~WHoM SATAN HATH BoUNp1 tss per
Js.vs)-HAvE TRAGIC ENDINcsl-THE REAPINe'
EouALikc THE 'soWINcr
PART
GOD coMMENps HIS WORDS TO ST. PAUL, TO
MRS. EDDY, TO YOU: BE NOT DECEIVED GOD Is
NOT MocKEDl WHATSOEVER A MAN soWETH,
THAT SHALL he ALSO REAP"I
And Mrs. Eddy eommsnds this striking Scripture a6
THE SURPRISING WISDOM OF THE NEW
TESTAMENT
PART
THE SUDDEN DEATHS or AkANIAs AND sAPPHIRA
PULLING A FAST ONEI-iN THE MAJOR LEAGUE
OF THE LORD rdivins Lovsl IN WHICH LEAGUE
NEITHER FAST ONES NOR CURVES, ARE
PERMTTEDl-NoR ANY OTHER MONKEY
susNEssI THE JUDGMENT or GOD UPON
ANANlAs AND sAPHIRAr r. c.
THE SIN AND DEATH OF AkAkAS AND
sAPPHIRA" tseohedl
"Bu, man named Ansniss with his wife SaPphirs sold
pjses Of property with his wife knowledge he KEPT
back some OF the proceeds and brought only part and laid
il az the apostles feet
But Peter said Ananiss. why has Satan h''sd your
heart 10 lie the Holy Spirit and TO keep back part o. me
proceeds OF the land?
See Husband and Wife Meet-Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

the ears of the deaf shall b.
unstopped. Isaiah.
Divine Goodness
Divine goodness unfold
views on Soul, and il is ou)
of Soul that mankind rel
ceives intelligent capacitia|
of expression of talents. and
spiritual growth. The divine
Mind cannot be defraudet
by material beliefs. False
beliefs of matter cannot mar
the beauty of Soul. We prove
by demonstration there is mol
ugliness in the divine Mind
and because man, woman.
and child live and move
and have their being in Cod
the divine nature of Soul
they are endowed with th,|
ability and dignity to think
in accordance with Truth.
Jesus Healed
46. And they came to
Jericho: and as he went out
of Jericho with his disciples
and a great number of PEG.
tContinued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
(From The Christian Science Monitor)
"Turkey-lraq Pact Stirs israel
BY FRANCIS DINER
Special Correspondent OF
The Christian Science Monitor

Jerusalem
The Of the Mdeast ia likely to be improved
by the recently concluded mutual defense pact between
Turkey and irsq in the opinion of iwaeli oficaldom
israel 10 frankly concerned over the Implication. of
the treaty. For the West 10 felt the agreement i,
just another pact" For Israeli on the other hand
the Bashdsd alliance spe the possible oss of il. friend
shp with Turkey, the sole Midesst power msin,ainnv
normal relations with this country.
See Turkey-Iraq Pset-Pare7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Lutherans Critical Of Red Tape
REFUGEE DELAYS LAID TO MCLEOD


m. Y. Trbvne)
BY Ann Elizabeth Price
ATLANTIC CITY, Feb THE National Lutheran coun
Gil service agency for twohirds Of the Luherans in The
United States prepared today TO do battle with government
operation Of the 1853 Refugee Relief Act.
Red tape has slowed the admission Of refugees SO much
that only refugees had entered this country under luh
Gran auspices by Dec and III by JAM l. This despite
the fact that Council had than 5o25 completed
assurances hand from sponsors.
Sharp criticism Of the situation voiced today among
members Of the Council they opened their thrysevenh
annual fovrdsy business meeting a. the Cotton Manor Hotel
See Lutherans Critical of Red Tape-Psge
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Mick kobane Earns Wayne U.
Degree

Nick kobane. Dstroits most famous hospital patient.
was graduated with honors Tuesday night by Wayne UNI
versify
Nick who has spent almost " years in Receiving Hs
pfa won bachelor OF arts degree in chemistry He accepted
his degree sitting down-in a wheeehair.
he was one Of .02l who received degrees
Nick took his last step on March Is, 1891 He was an
ambitious lSyeod working in and bicycle FAC
tory 10 earn money TO 90 to college.
Ne worked late night left with the boss but rsiurus
10 tho factory when his boss out Of gas Detroit
policeman saw him in The plant. msook him for burglar
and fired three Shots One passed through Ns neck 81"
ering part Of is spinal cord.
Doctors said the poieemans mistake has cost the Gin
more than $isoooo in roundhseloek hospital and nursing
care.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

Isaiah in the conscious
ness of Soul. foresaw the
many successive stages of
experience which would
come with the Christ healing
power. Therefore he was
able to prophesy many en-
couraging and strengthening
assurances.
The almighty, Our Faith
er-Mother God, all-harmon-
ious," has always given APP
prevail Of righteous justitica-
ton of good works in every
age through the revelation
of Spirit.
3. Strengthen we til e
weak hands, and confirm
the feeble knees.
4. "Say to them that are
Of fearful heart, Be strong,
fear not: behold, your God
will come with vengeance,
even God with recon-
pence; he will come and save
you.
S. "Then the eyes of the
blind shall be opened, and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
Fear No EriI
BY B. ELIZABETH ELLINGTO

GOD is STRENGTH
WE ABIDE IN THE STRENGTH OF SOUL WHEN
WE KEEP THE COMMANDMENTS OF GOD
I. 1.-THE WILDERNESS AND THE SOLITARY PLACE
SHALL BE GLAD FOR THEM; AND THE DESERT
REJOICE, AND BLOSSOM AS THE ROSE.
2 at shall blossom abundanty, and rejoice with
JOY and sngng the glory of Lebanon shall be given
it, the excellency of Carmel and Sharon, they shall the
glory of the Lord, and the excellency of GodIh
Through divine Principle and intelligence printed in
Science Health with Key to the Scriptures, modern
demonstrations of Truth made.
Mrs. Eddy says page 466 Science & Health:
"Question.-What are spirits and souls?"
"Answer-To human belief. they personalie,
constituted of mind and matter life and DEATH truth and
good and evil; but these contrasting pairs of
represent contrares Christian Science reveals which
neither dwell together assimate. Truth is immortal;
is mortal Truth is limess; is limited Truth
intelligent; non-inteligent. Moreover, Truth
real, and error is unreal"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12


NO ABSOLUTE FREEDOM OF THE WILL WHATso-
EvERlll-RoMAN CATHOLIC SPIRITUAL LuNAcy TO
THE CONTRARY. NOTWITHSTANDING
GOD AND THE DEVIL DO ALL THAT IS DoNE
MOSES AND PRARoAH PROVED III so DID JESUS
AND ST. PAUL.
Centuries Of moral and spiritual evolution had made
Jesus in the words Of ST. Paul "a prisoner Of the Lord"
divine Lowell
PART ;
GOD AND THE CHRIST DIVINE IDEA EFFECTED ST.
PAuL's CONVERSION. AS MURDERoUs HEBREW,
SAUL. OBVIOUSLY WAS A PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
in The words OF Jesus: WHOM SATAN HATH BouND'I
And remember. Paul also said: THE GOOD THAT
WOULD, 90 NOT; BUT THE EVIL WHICH WOULD
NOT. THAT Dol OH WRETcHED MAN THAT AMI
WHO SHALL DELIVER NE FROM this earnaD
BODY 2 THANK GOD THROUGH OUR LORD
AND SAVIOR, JESUS CHRISTI
BuT-Jesus had many things to teach. but re.
marked that they COULD NOT BEAR THEM" in the first
Century A. o.
And II took le centuries. according TO the calendar
1855 for the pure spiritual Christ. with MAILER
See Multi Millionaire Rubenstein-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12
The Devil Robs REV. W.D. 0'leary.
Physician, Jesuit" of A Deeade!-
Thinking Bankruptcy!
Forced to Give Up the Ghost, Age So

MUCH LEARNING DEVOID oF-oR DEFICIENT IN
GODS INDISPENSABLE IMPERATIVE SAVIOR.
LiBERAToR. PROTECTOR or THE HOLY
SCRIPTURES FROM THE SPIRITUAL ADULTERY or
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEsl-
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TExTBook-THE ONLY
iNFALLlBLE EDucAToRllI-MAKINc PRACTICABLE
THE HOLY SCRIPTURES AND THE D-Ru-c.LE-s-s
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL CHRISTIANITY or GODS
HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON. CHRIST
JEsUSI
PART Z
FR. oLEARY-LIKE JOB AND ALL HUMANS,
EXCEPT CHRIST JEsuS-WAs CONCEIVED m SIN
AND BROUGHT FORTH ~ INlouIrY land DIED
THERElND MAN THAT IS BORN o. WOMAN IS or
See The Devil Robs Rev. o'Lssry-PaxsI
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

Canadian Spiritual Lunaey!-
Hydro Crash Act Of God, Jury Finds
mo Blame Placed. Coroners Concur
Windsor Daily Starr
Detroit Tribune comment: THE DEVILS MOUTH.
PIECES HAVE GIVEN AN uNRIcHTEoUs VERDICT
JEREMIAH: THE HEART IS pEcEITFuL AND
DESPERATELY WICKED WHO CAN KNOW IT7"
cHRIsTLIKE CHRISTIAN scIENTIsTs-cops
CHOSEN PEOPLEIll
God 10 ST.. Paul. 10 U.s. LET GOD BE TRUE BUT
EVERY MORTAL LIAR"l
And Paul knew his Hebrews and ssnfi'ssi
PART Z
SLOPPY THINKING or UNREPENTANT SINNERS
-our OF HOMES. CHURCHES. SUNDAY SCHOOLS
IL sny-DEvoD oF-oR DEFICIENT IN GODS
CHRIST MASTER MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH TO
ALL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
IMPERATIVE TO lIBERATE THE DEVILS ADAMS
tsss Canadian Spiritual lvnsey page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

MuIti-Mi|Iionaire Hebrew
Rubenstein Another Parasite on
Christian Nations and Peoples! Which
The Devils Judas, Christ Void, Anti
Christ Judaism-God Condemned
Spiritual Bastard (Heb. 1918
Theology So Naturally Produces, and
Which Just Naturally Aids in the
Rise Of HitIers!!!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

DETRoITS EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS SPIRITUAL
NAKEDNESS AND
The Devils Medicine, Surgery, and
Psyehiatry Cost Detroit $50. 00OI
IN THE IL YEARS OF NICK KoBANE's DISABILITY
RESULTING FROM A POLICE SHOOTING,
MlSTAkINC NICK KoBANE FOR A BURGLARY
PART
OF COURSE, NICK KoBANE WAS NOT READY
TO BE CONVERTED TO GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
TO ALL PEOPLES! SUCH CONVERSIONS AWAIT
THE URGENTLY NEEDED APPEARANCE ON THE
FIRST PAGE OF EVERY NEWSPAPER IN ALL
THE WORLD. OF GODS CHRIST MASTER
ABSOLUTE MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH
TO ALL PEOPLESiii-THE PREDESTINED
LIBERAToR OF HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS
OF SHuTINs AND OF SEEMINGLY MEDIOCRE
ADAMS AND EWES. WHO CAN BE AWAKENED
See Devils Medieins-Pase
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

Husband and Wife Meet Sudden
Premature Death in PROTECTING and
DisIoyaIty VS.. the First Half
Century, A.D. Christainity!-
Ananias and Sapphire, Acts 5
srUBBoRNNEss sELF.WlLL, RIGHTEOUSNESS,
ARE AS THE SIN or WITcHcRAFTl-Ths Prophet
Samuel 10 slipping King SAUL :. Saul begins In
9smvsl 2.
Continued next column T0Pl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-02-12

Gods Christ Science Universal Messiah WorIdHe<
World Death
DRESE~T vDakrE
Evening star., 1955-07-28
HOLLY WOOD
BY SHElLAH GRAHAM
Cothy's Career Calls

Cathy Crosby, 16-year-old
singer in the Bob Crosby family,
will not return to school in
Switzerland. Her CBS-TV ca
reer is too exciting.
Walt and Roy Disney are SIS
million richer than they were
two years ago-due to the huge
spurt in Disney stock.
Rosalind Russell said mo" to
,o1ie London Palladium offer. II
was hattered, but it would mean
toe much work" says ROE. who
will, spark the world premiere of
THE Girl Rush" August 6.
Mike Rennie joins Lana Turner
lin 1.-THE Rains of Ranchipur." b"
Linda Christian writes chums
she will not be returning to the
United States after she finishes
Thunderstorm" Too m ian y
dazzling problems here.
dorothy Malone tells me she is
about to strike oil on some OF
her Texas land. How does she
know?
Milton Berle says he heard one
bemused couple order a drink
called Marriage on the Rocks. .
i. Betty Cradle is back to
brunette because I wanted to-
good for the hair, too.
Johnnie Ray will be the first
singer to do a commercial show
|o,, a London TV program. Sun
day at the Palladium.
II
Kay Spreckles, now Mrs. CLARK
Gable, says "the way everyone
tells me won a good man, you
would think rolled seven on 9
Evening star., 1955-07-28
WHERE
AND WHEN
CURRENT THEATER
ATTRACTIONS
AND TIME OF SHOWING

stage
Carter Barron Amphitheater
- San Carlo Opera Co.; $3.50
pm.
National-"The Skin of Our
, Teeth; $3.50 pm.
Olney - Ring Round the
Moon; $3.50 pm.
Screen
Ambassador Mister Rob.
erts":: l. sos. Sis. 7:25 and
9:35 pm.
Capitol-'"The Far Horizons;
IL am, 1:10, 800, $50. TAO and
$3.50 pm.
Colony -" Doctor in the
House; s, 7:55 and $50 pm.
Columbia This Isla n q
Earth; 1850 am. 1:50, $50
5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm.
Dupont-"The Great Adven'
ture";; /, 2:45, 4:30, 6:20. 8:1(
and 9::55 pm.
Keiths - Lady and tn {
Tramp; 10 and 11:55 am. 2. 4
6, 8 and 10 pm.
Little - 1.-THE Barefoot Con-
tessa";; $40 and 9:20 pm.
Macarthur THE Intruder"
6:15. 8 and 9:55 pm.
Metropolitan - Mister Rob.
erts":: 10:45 am. 1855. $40
5:25, TAO and 9:55 pm.
Ontario - you're Never Tot
Young; 1:15, 3:20, 5:25. 7:3(
and $40 pm.
Palace-"Not as a Stranger"
11:15 am, 1850. 4:25, 7:05 anc
9:35 pm.
Playhouse-"The Seven Little
Foys";; 10:30 am, 1920, 2:10
4:O5, 5:55, 7:50 and 9:45 pm.
Plaza - "The Bed; 1915
2:10, 4:05, sos. 8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"The Man From
Laramie: II am, 1850, 2:45
4:35, $50, 1925 and 1918 pm
Warner-"This Is Cinerama"
2 and $3.50 pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-28

Lynn, 5, and Betsy, !, Will be
around for awhile longer.
They will remain until the
head Of the family can find a
place to live in Hollywood-no
easy task this - while getting
himself established in the air.
cooled executive wing of Univer-
sal-International studios. Johns
new job in the home Office OF
the company he represented
here for six years is not fully
defined.
It will be at the top. execu-
tive assisting, for a while with
the prospect that eventually he
will become a film producer.
3 John. to the surprise of nobody.
turns out to be a movie man
with such a keen sense of story
that he dug up "The Glenn Mil
Ter Story" This is U-Ts all
time top money making film,
and a 10-bester as well, couple
of distinctions that do not al
ways go together.
The man who landed it, after
several other larger studios had
tried and failed, is naturally a
chap held in high repute. And,
by way of proving this one was
no fuke, John has been a handy
fellow of excellent taste in a
number of other U-I winners,
the latest Audie Murphy's ITO
Hell and Back"
John, always long and fire.
quently wild off the tees at CO.
lumbia Country' Club and thus a
thorn in the flesh of Reds Ban
nigan, a perfectionist, has been
prominent Washingtonian
since 1850.
That was the year in which he
and Drucie were married in the
top administration wedding"
during the Democrats 20-year
shutout of that other party.
Next to their own, 1t must have
Evening star., 1955-07-28

/! dice table to get him" Kay will
make a great Mrs. Gable.
Lana Turner and Lex Barker
will live permanently in Aca-
pulgo and commute here fol-
pictures.
Gina Lollobrigida, according
to Lisa Ferraday, now in Rome
on the Broderick Crawford pic
Iture, may not be in "Trapeze"
after all. Gina is feuding with
Howard Hughes, and he has not
See GRAHAM, Page Bis
Evening star., 1955-07-28

been the most memorable we'd
ding in the lives of the hundreds
of world, local and long since
lost figures who attended it at
National Cathedral, and went
later to the reception at Chevy
Chase Country Club.
The wedding was the culmina-
tion of one Of the most exact
wes sther forecasts in the history
of cur eccentric climate. Author
OF this precise prediction was
Miss Snyder, the daughter Of
Treasury Secretary John w.
Snyder. and the bride Of Mr..
Horton that day.
Some hot day in january
she f1ippantly told her BRIDE
groom-to-be when he first pro-
posed. The temperature was 76
that January 26, 1850, when they
were married.
Drucie has since left weather
predictions to the pros in the
business, thus preserving her rep
utation as the most gifted anna
teur who ever took a whirl at
forcasting.
To correct a possibly false i'm
preston growing out of that
prominent Washingtonian" ref
erence several paragraphs ago. it
was not merely Johns marriage
to Drucie that made him such,
but the drama of the occasion.
This included the weather. the
prominence of the guest list and
the democracy of it, and even the
splendid chaos of the reception.
That protocol went out the
window that day is fixed in this
correspondents mind by the cir
that, some hundreds
of guests down the line, his COM
panions turned out to be the
then Chief of Protocol and Mrs.
Stanley Woodward and Ambas-
sador and Nine. Henri Bonnet of
France.
The record of the wedding,
thicker than the Manhattan
telephone directory and hound
between aluminium covers. is the
proudest volume in the Horizons
collection. 1t contains the pic
lures, the letters oil acceptance
and regret from heads Of state,
Clement Atlee, Winston Church
ill, President Auriol Of Franc,
etc.
It will go to Hollywood, OF
course, with the Horizons where
that name-conscious community
might very will be bowled over
Iby tiff John and Drucie are
not too modest to show it.
Il y 4 y
MONEY, MONEY: AS was tt
be expected, the combined name
power of Helen Hayes, Mary
martin and Thornton Wilder
has demolished all house records
for straight play at the Ma.
tional Theater.
In dollars and cents. the most
popular forms of money, 1.-THE
Skin of Our Teeth" earned
I$43,618.50, after taxes, its first
week. The second one gives every
promise of being even better.
The previous record for a non
musical production was shared
Jointly by Miss Martin and
Charles Boyer with an even $4O,-
I0O0 for Kind Sir" Other top
money earners in the houses
fiscal and artistic history are
1.-THE Dark Is Light Enough" by
Christopher Fry, with $39,20(
and 1.-THE Confidential Clerk,
by T. S Eliot, $4,000.
The latter two are Christopher
Fry plays, showing what a popu-
lar chap he is around this town
y y 4
NO SURPRISE: Speaking o1
Fry, and prolonging the column
lit should be no surprise to any.
one that young. lovely Dolores
Mann is doing such a brilliant
piece of acting in his Ring
Around the Moon" at the Olney
Miss Mann, then even more
shiny new, merely confirms now
the talent she showed here 9
couple Of seasons back in my
Three Angels"
Evening star., 1955-07-28
THE PASSING SHOW
And There Went John
On Way to Hollywood
BY JAY CARMODY

Tall handsome balding golshly pulled
stakes here yesterday backed out of the driveway at 7O20
Hampden lane and headed for Hollywood
Not all stakes, however.
The really vital ones Mrs Horton former Druce Snyder
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14
Let's Keep Our State
Roads Straight and Clean

The current tempest being raised about the State Roads
Commission and the sudden and lucrative transfers of land
along Route 240 in the County call forth two comments from
this newspaper. One is pointed make it - the
other is philosophical.
Let's get to the point, first.
Road Commissioners in every State the center of
political turmoil For thing, Road Commission staffS
tempting patronage spot for State Governors. Cam
pagn and henchmen of victorious Governors have
way of winding up functonares in these Commissions
Furthermore the history of State Roads Commission
is repee with contract Scandals roads that cost the
pretty penny but dissolved at the first rumble of
lotion truck and the like
1t is against this general background that the average
citizen views the controversy within the Maryland
State Roads Commission, although glad to report
the Old Line State has been relatively free from specific de-
fects along this line
But to our mind all of this general and national his
tory suggests that good State Roads Commission will take
extra vigilance to make that its skirts Clean With
the controversy within State still pending, would
like to point out that would be unfair and premature to
draw any differences of improper COLLISION between State
personnel and land buyers
We commend the steps that have already been taken
by the Commission to get to the bottom of the matter and
strongly urge that there be future lack of vigilance
in checking out every complaint clearing the of
those accused taking appropriate actions of
The second point is by way Of being philosophical.
Granted that there is nothing illegal about the fair and
honest purchase of land in the hopes that State road will
pass through at later date there is still lingering
doubt in the minds of most citizens about the morals and
ethics of earning the fast buck" in this manner.
Without defending the gentry reputedly engaged in
earning" their daily bread in this manner would like
to point out that this may we'll be of looking in ones
eye for the mote before rushing neghbor to the
culist.
Ten years ago. speculation was designated as "get
rich quick Walngford scheme" Today such abusive
notation rarely heard Few of in all honesty -
resent the fast buck provided we are making it, Right?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14
By DE Witt S. Hyde,
Congressman

The Congress is rushing to-
ward an. early August windup.
The record will be impressive
even though the Majority leader
ship has postponed action on
some legislation on which there
is a partisan division. These
measures will be brought before
the Congress next session.
am happy to report that leg
islation which is of direct inter
est to the 9th Maryland District
and the District of Columbia is
progressing toward enactment. I
am certain, for instance, that the
House will pass a District of
Columbia teachers pay raise
measure which will be more sat
isfactory than the Senate-approv-
ed bill.
There is also a degree of pro
gresS on legislation which would
aid federal employees, both past
and present, who are covered by
insurance policies issued by en-
ployee benefit associations. Sew
eral bills to accomplish this are
being considered.
The question of granting vot-
ing privileges to'the residents of
Camp DERRICK is still being con-
sidered. l have written to the De-
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14

"The case of Mrs. Margaret
Jones Is a clear-cut issue of
a qualified person and a sup
ervisOr's vacancy over princi-
pals with nothing else to do
but put the two together. 1t
is unfortunate that so much
unease has been created by
this instance when it could
have been settled so easily"
was Board member Rose
Kramer's opinion as given to
the Sentinel.
Harrison King, up-cOunty
member, felt that the people i'm
his district We're not ready for
a Negro supervisor over white
principals at this time. The de-
cisiOn on Mrs. Jones according
to Mr.. King was strictly a pro-
fessiOnal, administrative mat
ter. He gave his support to
DIR. NOrris's placement of her
as a nOn.teaching principal as
a promotion rather than a de-
motion since it is Mrs. Jones'
first full time assignment i'm
this category and Rock Ter.
race is a large enough school
to Justify such n position, he
said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-07-14
No Problem Unless
We Insist on Making One

So much has been written about the migration of the
County school system from the standpoint of the pupils and
their families that not much attention has been paid to the
teachers part of the problem.
In reality though, great problem involved.
To simple mind there would seem but thing to
do with respect to the ntegraon of white and coored
teaching staffs in the County schools follow the rule of
merit
One teacher is either better by nature training than
another One supervisor either has hasn't the tact and
professional knowhow to get along with staff
The best man for the job should be the rule
and to deviate from it with respect the
County teaching staff In fact if the parents of this County
half concerned with the standards in schools
think they every for following those stan
dards
We really feel that there is problem here unless
insist on making