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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
They Toll Not

CONTINUED From Back Page)
khrvshehsv said that II was an abnormal situation"
that In increasing numbers party members have direct
part in production OF 10000 members in the coal industry.
only $4,000 work underground. More than million
bss live In areas but less than half Of the number
work In collective farms machine tractor stations.
Thus tho the MARKHAM system supposed In theory 10
upon base Of workers and peasants the party elite
actually consists Of the boys who manage 10 avoid
manual labor The soviet ruling class consists Of admins
traitors planners managers generals and intsIIeetuss, who
figure things out that other people do the heavy work.
That Of course applies 70 Khrvshehsv and the whole
krsmIin crowd
This elite has lis parallel in communist organization
in other countries In the United States the party has
recruited more followers from among professional men.
actors and artists professors and teachers than from
among men who work with their hands John Williamson,
when orgsnzsonsi secretary Of the party wrote in 1916
that ~ per Of the party in New York consisted OF
white collar workers. professional men, housewives
Hollywood, which has been center OF economic
oppression has been soft touch for communist recruiters
Many lawyers have turned up in the ranks Algsr Hiss
example from government vnderprivsged person.
He had come from substantial family been educated at
Johns Hopkins and Harvard, member OF the best
clubs moved in fhs upper sehsIons Of the political and
dpomasc world the darling Of the internaonslists
and had highly paid Job with respected foundation Yet
he was Communist and spy.
The common denomination Of the communist hierarchy
seems 70 dsissfs for physical work. That for the
other fellow The priesthood will be glad to figure out
what he Is TO do and FIX norms and quotas for him TO
attain under their plans But they don't feel like grabbing
shovel or hammer themselves. They'd sooner draw The
blueprint for Utopia In comfort end enjoy the privilege Of
giving orders 70 those who don't venture comeback.
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School 'Petting' -

Continued from Back Page)
EXCEPT We LEAVE ALL , We CANNOT BE MY
DISCIPLE" "HE THAT WOULD SAVE HIS LIFE 1.-The
devils Adam and Eve esol SHALL LOSE IT." BUT
He THAT WOULD LOSE HIS LIFE FOR MY SAKE,
SHALL FIND It'll
BECAusE-"THIS is LIFE ETERNAL-THAT THEY
MIGHT KNOW THEE, THE ONLY TRUE GOD AND
JESUS CHRIST. WHOM THOU HAS SENT!
THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN IS AT HAND. IT Is
WITHIN You"-WTHN HEAVENLY, DivINELY
SCIENTIFIC, cHRisTLIkE, SPIRITUAL CONSCIOUSNESS
DEMONSTRATE. IN THIS AGE, VIA EARNEST
STUDY, MEDITATION, PRAYER, AND PRACTICE
OF MY IMPERATIVE. CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENTIFIC
MESSIAH
Jesus, further the subtIefy Of the dev-THE CAR
NAL, so-ealIed MlND
GOD, AM THE ONE AND THE ONLY ONE REAL
MIND, SPIRIT, SOUL, PARENT. SUBSTANCE. IN AND
or THE ENTIRE UNIVERSAL!
Jesus: THE WAY OF LIFE is STRAIGHT AND
NARROW, AND FEW THERE BE THAT FIND 1T.
WHEREAS, THE WAY OF DESTRUCTION IS BROAD.
AND MANY THERE BE WHICH GO IN THEREAT1
Jesus, again: mo MAN CAN SERVE TWO MASTERS.
EITHER He WILL HATE THE ONE AND LOVE THE
OTHER. OR ELSE He WILL CLING TO THE ONE
AND DESPlSE THE OTHER.
I'VE CANNOT SERVE GOD AND MAMMoN."
PART z
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God Cracks Down.

Continued From Back Psge)
yrHEy ARE AN ACCUMULATION UNTO ME-'DivlNE
LOVE, ALMIGHTY POWER.
SPIRIT, MIND SOUL, WHOSE LAW IS COMPELLING
AREDUcTloN OF THE DEvIL-ANIMAL MAG
NETlsM-To ITS NATIVE NoTHINcNEss"-
NUMBER OF zERosl
GOOD WORK, MR. MEANY
IN. Y. Tribune EdiioraD
In the matter Of that questionable alliance between
The International Brotherhood Of Teamsters and the Inter-
national Longshoremens Association which was supposed
have been contaminated this week by 100000 loan
The waterfront boys, II appears that the participants
were little premature They hadn't counted on George
mesny president Of the A. r. L-c. o.
Now ihe facts about the l. L. A. are we'll known u
was kicked out Of organized labor in 1883 for being corrupt
and sangster-dominafed which II still u.s. BUT THIS DIS
CREDITED OUTFIT HAS NEVERTHELESS BEEN ABLE
TO MAINTAIN A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING MONOPOLY,
THANKS TO A SIX FIGURE LOAN BY THE DEVIL S
JOHN l. LEWlsL
although The rival international brotherhood Of Longshore
Of The consolidated labor movement is vaIianfIy trying
wre control Here the tssmsters at least that part Of
lem under the thumb Of James r. Hos, decided there was
more profit and power be gained by striking up cory
partnership with the oveast L. A. The little detail that the
.l'Cjo has constitutional ban raekeeers or that
nigh command Of organized labor might object to sabo-
se OF The snI l. A. campaign escaped Mr.. Hoa Or per-
p' IN MS own upward march In the trucking vnion ne
s0'ed that would dare blow the whistle against
wv most powerful member Of Isbor's house.
what Mr.. Msany said TO Mr. Hoffa does not appear
me record But the 100000 loan was suddenly called
which the A. r. Lc. l. o. president says Speaks tor
'' does indeed. Obviously Mr. MssnY still regards
' par'ah l. A. unfit for association. he IS TO De
's'a'ulafed for enforcing his opinion.
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me horpes None Of The agencies had been asked 10 Join
IN the Search they said.
SISTERS SWEETHEART
Police named Richard RadwiII u.s. manager Of Cicero
0ar and sweetheart Of Mrs. Thorpes sister, the person
VINO arranged for plane tickets to Mexico City for Mrs.
'horpe' her husband, Floyd 81. and daughter. Kay g.
Their car was found Tuesday in parking LOT 81 Isl
oas'ey with ticket indicating parked at So7 pm.
last Friday.
roliee traced them TO the Windsor Airport where they
boarded Guest Arnes plane for Mexico under the
OF Elmer and Helen Frank and daughter.
BOTH CAME HERE
rol'ee said Radwl arrived in Detroit and registered
az The Detroit Leland Hotel Feb IT, Mrs. Josephine Rvfsy
Mrs. Thorpes sister from Chicago and Rsdwrs sweetheart
arrived at the Detroit Leland with her son. Teddy Feb 2s
he hotel is short distance from the Bsgey parking lot
RadwiI and Mrs. Rvtsky. under the names Of Mr. and
mrs. Rdwe OF Chicago, and Teddy, left with the Thorpss
on the flight 70 Mexico City.
Mrs. Helen Kenekvs. another sister Of Mrs. Thorpe
provided the lead to Identification Of RidweIl and Mrs.
Rvsky when she reported her sister Josephine missing
from Chicago for nearly two weeks.
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Panel Puts Onus-

CONTINUED from Back Pags)
"In such the parents have certainly been put
notice concerning the antsocial behavior of their
child and parents records of continued indifference
and refusal accept their parental obligations should
justify fling . criminal complaint against them"
Teen-agers got chance to talk, too. Tom Della
hoke Pasadena City College student depored the fact
that many juveniles do consider drinking factor
contributing to delinquency He added;
''Thess youth ignore the evidence that Juvenile
drinking leads into party erashnss, traffic accidents,
and sometimes things"
Said a policeman, Sgt. Elmer Wallace of the Juve-
nile Bureaus "Switchblsde knives good for pur
poss-to hurt people. Yet in places in the county
IFS still legal to carry them"
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The Devil Of Sex Rampant!
In The Entertainment World!

DAILY NEWSPAPERS COLLABORATION IN THE
FOR-A-PRIcE ADVERTISING!
THE DEVIL OF SEX IN LITERATURE, so-eslsd
PART 3
THE c-H-i.LDL-Es-s CAREER OF CHRIST JESUS,
THE IDEAL, THE WAY, THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"
Declared in Luke n and 23-"THE TIME WILL
COME WHEN THEY SHALL SAY BLESSED ARE THE
BARREN. THE WoMBs THAT NEVER BEAR. AND
THE PAPs THAT NEVER GIVE SUCK, and WOE
UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH CHILD AND GIVE
SUCK IN THOSE DAYS"
WHY MULTIPLY THE DEvILIsH, FRAUDULENT,
MYTHICAL HUMAN COUNTERFEIT or THE
DivINE2-IN CONTRAST TO THE EXAMPLE OF
THE cHlLDLEss CHRIST JESUS, AN IDEAL WORTHY
or ONES ENTIRE HEART, AND SOUL, AND MIND,
AND sTRENcTH!-WHEREBY ONE MAY SERVE
GOD AND MAN MiRAcULoUsLy, ACCORDING
TO CHRISTI
REMEMBER MY MESSIAH SON, CHRIST JESUS,
SAID: (John I4:I2) "vERILY, VERIFY, SAY UNTO
YOU, HE THAT BELIEvETH ON NE, THE WORKS
THAT DO SHALL He DO ALSO. AND GREATER
WORKS THAN THESE SHALL he Do.
l3-'rwHATsoEvER YE SHALL ASK IN NY NAME.
THAT WILL DO. THAT THE FATHER MAY BE
cLoRIFIED IN THE SON. -.
" Is-'1F YE LOVE nae, KEEP NY COMMAND
MENTs." WHATSOEVER THINGS YE DESIRE IN
PRAYER, BELIEVING, We SHALL RECEIVE. YOUR
FATHER KNowETH WHAT THINGS YE HAVE NEED
OF BEFORE YE ASK HINT
PART q
EDUCATION AND RELIGION ARE NOT
WORTHY OF THEIR NAMES IF THEY DO NOT
ACCEPT AS IMPERATIVE AUTHORITIES,
NV {. 6. TEXTBOOK AND THE KING JAMES
PROTESTANT BIBLEIl!
REcAUsE-MY c.s. TEXTBOOK, SCIENCE AND
HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES,
WHICH DICTATED' TO MY DAUGHTER
SUCCESSOR TO THE MASTER, MY MODERN
REyELAToR, THE REV. MARY BAKER EDDY,
UNcOvERS THE MATERIALISTIC
pERvERsIoNS OF HOLY SCRIPTURES AND
PAINFUL REFLECTIONS OF sAME-THE
PATHETIC, TRAGIC, SPIRITUAL LUNACY-
MEsMERIsM OF THE DEvIL-ANlMAL
REJECTS MY INCoMPAR-
ABLE, IMPERATIVE, INDISPENSABLE
NEW TEsTAMENTi-THE HEBREWS SUFFERING
A PSYCHOLOGICAL AND METAPHYSICAL
REJECTION OF THE HOLY GHOST
CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON-MAKINC OUT
THAT JESUS IS A BASTARD'i WHAT
HORRIBLE, DTvINELY UNPROTECTED
Continued Next Column TOP
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Hartman As Critic
Continued From. Back Psge)
HARTMAN AS CRITIC
iChicauo Irihuna EdiforiAll

II is hard TO say whether should be moved 70
amusement contempt when Gov AversII Hartman Of
New York offers himself critic Of Republican foreign
policy directed al Russia Mr. Hartman, who would like
TO BE- nominated for President by the Democrats charges
that Mr.. Eisenhower and Secretary Of State Dulles have
allowed themselves 10 be played by the Russians for the
advancement Of the Reds sinister purposes.
Hartman here is referring the fact than Mr.. Eisen-
hover TO fhs censvs conference last July and that
Mr. Dulles attended that meeting and the subsequent meet
ing Of foreign ministers at the place II is difficult 10
forget that Ssn George, chairman Of the foreign relations
committee and principal Democratic spokesman in Congress
matters Of foreign policy, repeatedly urged such
meeting that attended by Eisenhower. Hartman might
properly complain that Sen. George was also unwnsy
playing into soviet hands, but. George is member Of
his party, he doesn't mention that.
" Eisenhower and Dulles contributing 10 the soviet
campaign for world domination. what has Hartman 10
say Of hs contributions made by the late Mr. Roosevelt
and the late Secretary Of State cords Hull the Democrats
whose foreign policy consisted Of accepting Russia
ally that Germany and Japan, the checks soviet
expansion might be crushed and Russia permitted 10
wid7
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..State Aid -

Inn. Continued from Back Pagel
LINK CHICAGO MAN TO FLIGHT or STATE AIDE
SHORT $4,000
SAY he BossEp ESCAPE PLAN
Detroit Timss
'oles today said Chicago bar manager masfsrm'ndeo
"sfay Of state agents s74.s4l smbsrremsnf OF state
1s and flight 10 Mexico City,
me FBl has been called into the search for Mrs. Anne
a. vice chairman Of The Mscomb County pemo
% Committee. She has been missing since March along
y "ss4l In receipts Of ST. Clair Shores secretary OF
'"' branch office.
A. Mexico City neither The police immigration svhor''
~ nor The American consulate had any information on
Continued Next Column, ToP)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17

School 'Petting' Acute 0usted
Educator SAYS"


KALASKA Mich, March s-(UP)-A high school
superintendent who resigned after charging of his
students were discreet boars and sows in their
show of affection in school corridors said today the
problem acute in schools everywhere
Gordon c. Caswell quit under pressure from par
after making the accusation in his annual talk
spring behavior
Max Vipond, school board member, said most
parents agreed their children deserved the rebuke but
it was unfortunate he used those words boar and
SOW"
SCHOOL REoPENs
The school was closed Tuesday after the high school
principal Wallace Schentxler, resigned in sympathy
with Caswe II was scheduled reopen with the ath-
letic coach temporarily in charge.
Superintendent Caswell said he usually limited his
remarks advising students they not acting like
"adies and gentlemen" in displaying their affections
publicly.
But he said this year he received "more complaints
than usual" and made the comparison to farm animals
to emphasize his point.
"Some of you Is discreet in your show of sffec-
ton in public old boar pig and SOW" Caswell
told $50 students 1--WE (the teachers) are dissustsd
with reports concerning the showing Of affections
in halls and public places"
EDITION OF PAPER
Caswell, 80, has been superintendent in this COM
munity of 500 for eight years He also part owner
and editor or the kaikaska weekly newspaper.
His resignation, rendered last week ut school board
meeting, accepted after parents voted 81 in favor
of it.
Caswell said the problem Of "pettins" here was no
worse than in other schools.
can administrator will periodically have the same
problem in any school system" he said "Its like
talking whispering.
''The students don't neck pet right in front
of the teachers, but they often caught making
love In the halls before, after and between classes 1t
was disgusting, and felt something had to be done
about it,"
A citizens committee formed to ask the school
board to reconsider the resgnstons Of Caswe and the
principal.
Caswell said he would return if the board asked
him to do
Glasses were suspended by order of Coach Edwin
Chalker who said the teaching load was too heavy
on the remaining teachers.
CasweI and Schneider, between them, taught
dozen classes in addition to their administrative duties
and Chslker decided close school until reorgsn-
cation could be worked out
Adding to the confusion, representatives OF the
State Department of Public Instruction, who were sup
posed to confer with the officials here yesterday were
unable to make the trip until today because OF icy
roads.
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AIabamans Blame

tconfnvsd from Back Pags)
These not old Negroes" says Mayor w. A.
coys.
There outside sgiafors behind this thing. Here
In Montgomery have had very fine relations between
the races"
NEGROES ANSWER
But Negroes who have spent ell their lives In Mont
gomsry know hs answer and does Montgomery County
grand Jury which indicted 80 Negro leaders charges Of
conspiracy TO boycott the bus line.
I'VE HAVE KNOWN HUMILIATION" says Negro
leader. I'VE HAVE BEEN PLUNGED INTO THE ABYSS
or oPPREssoRs. WE ARE TIRED OF THE CONDITIONS
WE EXPERIENCED FOR so MANY YEARS AND WE
DECIDED TO RISE UP. WE ARE NOT GOING TO PAY
FARE TO Be INUNDATED AND DEGRADED"
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Clergy Divided
CONTINUED From Back Pags)
APPEAL FOR CALM

In Sunday sermons, and mid'wssk prayer meeting,
and In ministerial association proncvnesmenfs the men Of
the cloth appealing for eslmnsss goodwill restraint
courtesy kindness and sympathetic consideration for the
dignity and wobenu Of ell people In these days OF race
relations crises"
But that is about as fsr Of them feel they can CO.
want TO 90.
With exceptions their pulpit thinking on me ISSUE
Of ntsorson conforms that Of their psrshonsrs partly
thew believe In themselves and partly because TO
take q contrary position would cost them their jobs.
KICKED UPSTAIRS
METHODIST AND BAPTIST MINISTERS HAVE BEEN
FIRED BY THEIR CONGREGATIONS FOR SPEAKING
OUT AGAINST SEGREGATION. One Montgomery pastor
was kicked vpsssrs 70 rowing church assignment by the
bishop.
Probably the outstanding In the Deep South Of
going against the local popular will was that OF Archbishop
Joseph Francis Rvms Of New Orleans, who had letter
rssd In every Roman Catholic church In the srehdoes's
calling racial segregation morally wrong and sinful"
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p.IAs Back
(Continued from Back Page)


my CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH WORD
,.m 4, MAKE UNNECESSARY THE ROD!
y" crMTlJREs or THE HUMAN MYTHICAL
ADAM AND EVE EXISTENCE SINCE THE MARVEL.
ave INCOMPATIBLE cHILDLEss CAREER OF MY
~ uoLY GHOST CONCEIVED MESSIAH SON. CHRIST
~ TOGETHER WITH THE SPIRITUAL, NEW
nRop or IRON" t2svsIstion). THE CHRIST
sc,rNcE IDEAL OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS,
INCLUDING THE 20 YEARS INCREASING
A.omeNruM SINCE I. GOD, PUT THE FINGER ON
MRS EDDY, MY DAUcHTER-sUccEssoR TO THE
1.AsTER CHRIST JESUS :. HAVE MADE TEACHING
OF THE TRUTH ABOUT ALL THINGS MORE
opAcTIcABLE, VIA, REASoN-A MOST ACTIVE
HUMAN FAcuLTY-THAN EVER BEFORE
AND THE WEEKLY SENTINEL AND MONTHLY
4 JOURNAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PUBLICATIONS
TESTIFY TO THE CORRECTION OF CHILDREN VIA
pivINELY SCIENTIFIC, cHRIsTLIkE. SPIRITUAL
lpeAysRs, THINKING, and DISCIPLINE!
PART
CHILDREN MIRROR THE THOUGHTS AND BELIEFS
e PARENTS, CHURCH, ENVIRONMENT SCHOOL.
AND THE HISTORIC BELIEF OF THE DEVILS
1Myr.HLcA.L, FRAUDULENT ADAM AND EVE
Ecos AND PSYCHOLOGY. couNTERFEITiNc MY.
Gods ONE AND ONLY REAL cREATIoN!-THE
EXTERNALLY cHRIsTLIKE. HARMONIOUS. AND
SPIRITUAL, WHICH HAS, THROUGHOUT ETERNITY.
COMPLETELY POPULATED THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
WITH HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!ll
p.TAs BACK PUPIL SPANKING
cATcALLs AND Boos FILL THE AIR
MEETING IS RoWDIEsT IN COUNCILS HISTORY
BY DALE MOUSE free Press
"a In the rowdiest meeting in its history, the Detroit
Council Of eaeher Associations voted overwhelming
" Tuesday night in favor Of corporal punishment in public
schools.
The meeting in the Downtown yWcA marked by
eseaIs boos and vnrvy interruptions.
The PTA delegates from 35 Detroit schools voted to
support Board Of Education policy to allow teachers TO
use corporal punishment establish and maintain dseip
line.
Most dramatic Of the many incidents that caused the
Council president Mrs. Gertrude R. vandenberg, TO de-
and order again and again while David Wneman, 3oyear
associate professor Of social work at Wayne University
speaking
siesdfssiIy refusing to limit his comments motion
Wnemsn interrupted by Clark Bvrse Jr, who said
II object TO this speaking. Shall ! escort the
gentleman from the hail. Madame Chairman?
Bvrget seized Wnemsn's But Mrs. vandenberg
aversd seuHIe by calling Immediately for standing vote
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-03-17
LIVES OF THESE PEOPLE, SO DEvILIsHLY
ITnEnt

LIVES OF THESE PEOPLE. so DEvILIsHLY
DELUDEDi
THE CS. TEXTBOOK IS MY MASTER
MIRACLE WORKER, HEALER, EDUCATOR,
SAVIOR, LIBERATO2 AND PROTECTOR
OF THE HOLY SCRIPTURES, VS. THE SPIRITUAL
ADULTERY-INvOLUNTAR THE FOUR
EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPLESi-
AND THE DEvILISHLY DELUDED WHITE
WASH HEALINGS,' so-cAlled, OF THE DEVIL
ANIMAL MACNETISM-VIA MEDICINE,
SURGERY, PSYCHIATRY, CHIROPRACTICE,
OSTEOPATHY, SENSUOUS PSYCHOLOGICAL
HEALING ENDEAVORS AND IMPURE PRAYERS
WHICH EXCLUDE JESUS-AND YOUR
ETERNAL DIVINITY-THE CHRIST SCIENCE
IDEAL-A PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION,
AND UNIVERSE!-UNDERSTAN AND
DEMONSTRATE TO THE "PURE IN HEART,
IN MY IMPERATIVE, CHRIST MIRACLE
SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL PEOPLES!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-31
Awards Linked
oCrubbCuse

MOSCOW, May 81 (P.-De-
tense Minister Georgi Zhukov
has presented gold watches to a
rear admiral and a cruiser cap
tain who took Soviet leaders to
Britain last month.
WeSterners were convinced the
gifts are connected with the APP
parent thwarting of British frog
man Lionel Crabb's secret mis-
sion. Mr.. Crabb vanished in
Portsmouth harbor near the
cruiser Ordzhonikidze.
The gifts to Read Admiral v.
F. Kotov and Capt. G. F. Stepa-
nov, who commanded the Ord
znonlkldze, were announced in
an order of the day.
The order said the awards were
for successfully taxing Premier
Nikolai Bulganin and Nikita
Khrushchev. Communist Party
chief, to Britain and because
they distinguished themselves
during their stay in Britain"
The order added that a large
group of naval personnel on the
voyage also received valuable
gifts.
Admiral Kotov said on his re-
turn to Moscow he doubted the
British version of the frogman
incident.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-31
Clothes SOUGHT
For Children

An urgent call went out toda,
for clothing, used or otherwise
for needy families living within
IWashington's second police pre-
cinct.
The staff of the Commission
Ier's Youth Council reported that
while 1880 clothing items have
been distributed among 236 in
dividualS in recent weeks. the
collections to date have "only
scratched the surface"
Purpose of the distribution is
not only to raise morale gener-
ally among the underprivileged,
but particularly to give the chill
dren enough to wear to 60 to
school without feeling embar-
raised.
Mrs. Nina Trevvette, council
executive director, recalled that
one family. a newcomer to the
area, failed to register the chill
dren for school for two months
because they lacked presentable
clothing.
The Right, Rev. Msgr. John
5. Spence. a council member
reported that the Catholic Holv
Spirit School plans soon to az
another class in its school for
retarded children.
The class, for children of so
to rs los. accommodates Is
children. That also will be the
capacity of the second class. Ul-
timately Msgr. Spence said, the
church hopes to establish such
centers in different regions
of the city. The present center
at North Capitol and K street
has included some public school
retarded children as we'll as
parochial pupils.
The council accepted the
resignation of Roscoe Evans.
former principal of Shaw Junior
High School, charged with mo-
testing q 15-year-old boy stu
dent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-31
Senate Hearings Stort
Monday on Auto Bill
BY the Associated Press

Senator Monroney, Democrat
of Oklahoma. said yesterday
Senate hearings will begin Mon
day on a bill designed to in
sure fair play for automobile
dealers in their dealings with
manufacturers"
The hearings will be conducted
by a Senate Commerce Subcom-
mittee hea ded by Senator
Monroney.
Senator Monroney and Sena-
tors O'Mahoney, Democrat of
Wyoming. and Payne, Repub-
lican of Maine, have joined in a
bill which .Would brand certain
practices as unfair, and place
them under the scrutiny of the
Federal Trade Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-31

and Canadian Transport Min
lister George c. Marler. the
cabinet ministers responsible for
the construction of the st.
Lawrence Seaway.
A spokesman said following
the meeting Tuesday that no
firm decision had been reached
on the matters in issue, which
Canadian sources have described
as the most serious to arise since
the two countries began build
ing the seaway as joint prof.
ect.
Tentative Conclusions Reached
"A thorough and exploratory
exchange of views" took place,
the spokesman said. and some
tentative conclusions" were
reached. 1t was decided to con-
tinue discussions at the diploma
tic level. and also among the sea-
way and power authorities con-
cerned in the project.
Both American and Canadian
officials expressed optimism that
a way would be found out of the
impasse in time to prevent de-
lay IN construction of the $500
million seaway and $500 million
hydroelectric power project.
In view of the Canadian gov
ernments position that the re-
spective seaway authorities of
the two countries are primarily
responsible for the dredging,
with the power authorities shar-
ing the cost only to the extent
that they benefit, the possibility
arose that the st. Lawrence
Seaway Development corp. might
have to ask the Congress for
more money.
The corporation. which is
building canal and locks on the
United States side of the St.
Lawrence in the vicinity of Mas