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Evening star., 1957-12-25
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Wrought Iron Cocktail Chair 14ss 1885
Danish Modern Occasional Rocker decorator
covers .......................... 2995 1888
Danish Modern High Back Chair Walnut Legs
and Arms. choice Of fabrics plastic . 1895 1898
Modern Occasional Chairs Ebony wood trim.
decorator covers ............. 1895 asss
any legs and arms-choce of decorating covers 1925 3
Maple Platform Rocker choice of colors ~ 1925 1895
kROEHLER Pillow back lounge chair in Toast.
FOAM CUSHIONS ...................... 1895 1926
KR0EHLER Lounge Chair FOAM RUBBER
cushions decorator toast ........ 129g5 1895
Maple Sofabed Decorator in red 1895 1895
Wrought Iron 2-pc Plastic Sectional Turquoise
black. white persmmOn ......'.......... 1895 1885
KRoEHLER Lounge Chairs styles decorator N
covers. "a colOrs 1895 ssss
kROEHLER Reclining chair in modern Charcoal
lWeec cover ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1895 69.9S
ROWE Swivel Rocker FOAM RUBBER cushion 1885 1895
Wrought Iron Sofabed in heavy plastic 1925 s9ss
6-pc. Danish Walnut group-Love Seat High
back chairs and plastic top Walnut tables 1895 12sss
6-pc Danish Walnut group-2-pc. sectional high
back chair and plastic top walnut tables 1895 l49s
KR0EHIER Sofabed and Chair decorator
fabrics ...................... 1928 14sss
KR0EHLER Sofa and Chair in gold fabric 25995 1ssss
ROWE Modern 2pc. Turquoise suite FOAM
cushions 2s99s 1895
ROWE 2-pe. suite Nylon and FOAM
cushions eSsss issss
ROWE 2-pc. suite Black. Blue or Beige, FOAM
RUBBER 2ss.ss issss
Turquoise. Red Toast. Brown $4,000 1890
KROEHLER Sofa and Chair Foam cushions
Nylon 2ssoo 1900
ROWE S-pe. Sectional with FOAM RUBBER in
Black and Charcoal .................. - ssass issss
ROWE Modern cushion pillow back sofa and
chair FOAM cushions .........-....... sssss ,ssss
ROWE Double Sofa, Modern Slate FOAM
cushions s29s5 2ss.ss
KR0EHIER Double Sofa. Gold decorator cover
FOAM cushions NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s2es5 Asss
KR0EHLER Sleep Lounge FOAM cushions
Decorator White Gold fabric 369.95 269.9S
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RUGS 5s5:fslY9:Ia35E

Cotton SKIP heavy pile-grey green .. s. 1896 2aas
Cotton yx12' imported broadoom, rose beige
and beige 1926 1926
Woo. Nyon and Rayon 12'xs Cocoa s7.s5 47Ss
BlGEL0W @x1Y All Wool Axminster-green
floral ............................... 1895 1926
All Wool 9'x12 Administer Red and Gray .. 1895 1895
Wool, Nylon and Rayon 9x1V Sandalwood . 1898 4sss
Nyon and Rayon yx12' Green tweed ..... 99.95 1895
WOOL Rayon and Nylon 9'x12 Antique Gold . 9as5 $685.
MOHAWK WILTON 9,x12 Rose beige sculp-
tursd 1895 ssss
MOHAWK WILTON 12x9 All Wool Green
scuptured .......................... 1s9s5 1895
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

BUDGET SPORTSWEAR

BUDGET SPORTSMAN
200-2s9 Blouses sleeveless scoop necks stripes or
solids, l0-lS IN the group
ZO0-SsS Skirts, sand, turquoise, coral l0-1e in the
group ------------------------- x.SS
Street Floor. Washington Spring and PARKinoton
BETTER BLOUSES
$3.50 1899 Blouses, pure silk, print 1898 = S.9S
$3.50 Drip Dry BIouses. doeron prints, 1928 I.S0
Srd Floor woshtnOtcn gid p. Siip~ Spring and
JUST ARRIVED!
$3.50 SUMNER MILLINERY
Manufacturers eIoseo,' of eleon fresh S2
summer hos. loces, stFows and linens e
in Jorge or small shapes.
Hat sars'es' al. Es0 Esss,ssoH Silver Spring
1883 busters and Brunch cOot', printed, cotton,
Broken Sizes
'rt Floor ws.ainston; . srS IIoor.
STREET FLOOR LINGERIE
7ol-sIips and Petteouts. noon cotton. 32-3s and S.
N, l. for SS
Street Floor Washington SUer Spring and PARKtn0toH
NECKWEAR
95-5sS-7ss Copes. orion tweed ------.2.99
350-$3-A Copes, pique ond linen look royon - l.90
Street Floor Washington Sper Spring PARkinoton
JULY SPECIAL PURCHASES
IN GIRLS WEAR FOR FALL
$3.50 Wool ond Cashmere Boy coots e0e6 wool,
loo6 cashmere. in navy sruy and camel with open vent
to IA ------- S29
2S-S45 subteen sizes 3 to IA S36
60-l4s9 Covoy Twill Jockets; double breasted jackets
with hood in nuturu red turquoise orion pile Sizes
to .-.---.--------- Il.99
Girls and Subteens-snd Floor, Washington and
Siiuer Spring; Srd Floor. PARKin0ton
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
leo-GitIs Cotton Slips, white or pink in group Sizes
Az ------------------- 81
1850 Girls Pts, botiste, novelty print 4-l4 2.59
End Floor. Washington and sIuer Spring;
Srd Floor, PARRin0ton
TOTS WEAR
6o0-l Shorts. seersueker, poplin cord boys and girls
S-VA OOe
End Floor. Washington and Silver Spring:
Srd Floor. PARKinOtoH
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5o-4s5 White Semi Gloss Finish, gallon. 2.00
G.29
1850 Floor and Deck EnomeI, shodes Of sroy 4.29
fills Murod Non following White Enomel, sol.
4.99
3s-S6 Quick Drying cIser vornsh, gallon $50
35-495545 Dromex. eolor only, no white, col 3.99
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
STORE ONLY!t%+*++++*4+%x&
NEWS ACCESSORIES

us Fomous Moke JeweIry Boxes --2.5O
2l6-l95-3.50 Fomous Muke Key coses - 99e
234-l95-350 fomous Moke Slim Bills - 99e
1850 Imported English and French Pipes - 50
2lS-S0e Mems Fine Cotton Hondkerchiefs 29c
s-S5-750 Mems Fomous Make Leather Wallets, 2.99
$3.50 Mems fomous Moke Wallets 81
36-3.50-A Mems Fomous Moke Jewey Sets I.69
(AH prices plus tar where dppicabsl
Street Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
Grapes

l5-2ss-69s Ruffled Doeron Curtains, $3.50" - 80
20-229-5.99 Cote Curtoins. IS" long =. l.49
lS-S5.l 1899 Droperies, 90" long $50
30-2es-699 Teiored Ducron Curtains, $3.50" 1893
20-ll SS-l3.Ss Double Width by s." long lined $50
0-ll.SS. 1898 Double Width by 90" long. lined $50
50-l.59 voIoness assorted .-- ----------. 49e
S0-l.l9 PIostie Cofes, 36" - 40c
30-59e. 1913 Common Droperes, 90" Iona !. 80
1858 Chromspun RuffIed Shirbeck 81
Prs 1879 Custom Sized Dropes single width, s0, un-
lined. pr. ----------.----- 2 for SIS, 7.99 60.
Prs. 1879 Custom Sized Dropes single width go" lined
pr. --------------------2 for $23, II.99 co.
Hlnnr. Wn,hinnfnn OnIn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
TOTS WEAR

600-l2o Shorts seesucker popn cord boys and girls
3-6x ---- - 89c
end Floor. Washington ana Silver Spring:
sYd Floor, PARKinCton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11

3oo-3ss T-Tops and Shorts. meny styles, eoors. bk
l50-5.s9 Bermudo Shorts cotton, broken sizes = 2.99
l50-l.s9 Hoters. solid eoors. broken sizes Las
200-5.o9-699 Blouses, cotton, mony Styles eolors
200-5o9-79o Skirts, summer flonneI, postes many
styles. 1918 in group ------ 3.99
Srd Floor WoshinOton; 9nd Floor,
Silver Spring and PARKincton
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SHEETS, TOWELS, BLANKETS

IA II Pert 229 Cannon White Muslin. 72xl0S
2 tor Sd
1850 LIST Quality coIored Mattress Pods and Covers
twin 2.90
24e9 Ist QuoIity CoOred Mattress Pods ond Covers,
double 3.99
47o II Pert l2e-l49 Morex Both Towels, 2 for 81
40 II Peri. 2ss Murtex Metallic Border Towels 99e
$40 II Pert 2oe 35c Assorted Wosh Cloths ) for 81
Reg. $50 Plastic Shower Sets -- ---------- 2.90
H-49o Contour Mois viseose 24x42 80
S7-l9s- 1898 Toffeto Shower Sets SIS
9-lT95-l9e5 Satin Down, Toffeto Down Comforts
soiled ------- 6.90
l5-S99-6.9e Ruyon-Nylon Blonkets LIST End quality
100
l0-699-99o Comforts fiber filled, 72xs4 - 3.09
S-l295 Lightweight Wool Blankets twin 1880 $50
ll-l495 Lightweight Wool Blankets, double - 7.00
Sth Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
NOTIONS

50-$l TobeeIOths fIoroI plastic. 54xS4" soc
30-3ss Choise Lounge Covers, 2tone terry 90
Street Floor. Washington Only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
2.99 FAMOUS.MAKE
JAMAICA OR
REGULATION SHORTS

900 shorts in solid colors OF
sand. turquoise, corol, block. OQ
Sizes l0-lS in the group. 1000
Budget Sportswe0r--Strset Floor. Washington.
Siluey Spring and PARKinoton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-11
OUTDOOR FURNITURE

l2-59S-9se Metal Chairs TobIes, Peel Chairs 2.09
l0-l498 Hommoeks and Stonds, green red 6.90
50-l498-l798 Bunting and Telescope Aluminium Churs
9.99
IA SO Aluminium choise. suileloth pad adjust 800
3-u.9e-3s 80 Alum. Chose, innerspr mattress, l4.99
1898 Bunting All Steel Glider green 1890
1888 Webbed Aluminium Glider, Settee 1899
PASS Woodord Wrought Iron Choir 1899
l-4e. 98-5Pe. Seating Group block iron frome 2S.05
l-799S-5-Pc. Wrought Iron Set, Glass Top TobIe 4
Choirs 40 m
2--44.98-S-Foot Redwood TubIes, z Benches 29.99
l-2e.98-5-FOOt Redwood TobIe, z Benches l1.99
Z-54.SS Bunting Innesprns GIiden, red cushion,
1919
l-SS.'8-7Pe. Wrought Iron Gloss Top Tobe. s chors
1898
Srd Floor Mezsanine. Washington store
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LAMPS

s-3ss-S.ss vontY. Mite TCbs Lamp Bases 81 -4.99
A-3so-SS0 Hand Mode vonty Shodes, nyIons. cotton
eyelets l.99. %
4.99 909
$50 Dvider Poles partitions rooms, provides book
ground l.99
1850 Modern TV Lomps, block ceramic base, eoIored
hberslos cone --------.- ---.-------.- 09c
1852 Colonial Hurricane Lomps, bross bases frosted
gloss pr 2.49
lS-l499-2e9e Toble lomps. modern, hodit,cna j.
woy lights $50 1899
l0-l09o Modern Rotoflex Ceiling Fixtures $40
4-l9 9e-3 Bullet Ceiling Fixture block and oelished
bross 1899
2-l29o Pulley Ceiling Fixture. 2-Ish, cluster 6.99
1850 Metal Bed Lomps. obOve desk or bed 90c
Tth Floor. Washington Only
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AND LEATHER GOODS

4s-$l5-s35 Vnyl Boss colt and grained feathers.
7.SO-l7.5O"
$3.50 S. Mems Genuine Leather Wolets, famous
U'u"u
anh 0nf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

If you disagree
with any answers
which involve right
and wrong ways Of
doing things, and
if your way looks
well on you, mark
yourself correct
anyway. Reason is
that, while the
points made apply
generally to the
majority Of wom-
en-, individual ex-
ceptions can exist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

1. Cd False. Brushing, after hair is dry,
sustans elasticity and springiness Of the hair.
Brush daily for scalp health whether hair has
been waved or not. Is points,
d. False. The suns bleaching effect is
stronger when hair is wet. IS points,
z. (a) True. (0
d. False. Shadowing lower lids tends to
make eyes seem puffy and baggy. 81
3. Cd False. Nail enamel dries too quickly
near heat, causing bubbles. Let the polish set
naturally. -
o. False. When shaping nails, file from
side to center but in one direction only. A saw
ing motion may break the nail. (S
4. Cd True. It's important to know the diff
ference because the stronger the fragrance, the
less of it you should use. (0
o. False. Best are the pulse spots = inside
wrists. elbows, throat, temple. behind ears. The
Fragrance Foundation reports that the beating
pulse will warm the scent and keep it alive. 81
5. (a) True. So will wide belt. (9
o. False. They supply roundness to a
figure. 81
6. (a) An accessories shop; % d. It's
knitted fabric. (0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

Otto IS - For you, fashion is just spinach.
6Oto 75-An up-to-date lady Of fashion.
80 to O. No wonder you're beautiful!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

I. Maisonneuve founded Montreal, beluea is
a whale, Escofier was a chef and Dali is an
artist. QO
3. Long and slender = fringe Of bangs; round
- higher hair-do's: oval - curlS. (lO)
3. Hippy women should avoid shiny materials,
light-colored skirts, short jackets. QO)
10. Cd Beret; o. lrregular-top hat. U0)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21

Ne Ioagsr need yoa suffer from Muscular aches
end pains due 10 exeFion end exposure sprsins end
strains muscular Sta neck arm. schiag shoulder
and back muscular l0mbago simple neuriis snd
nsurIRjs lNTRACEl gives Temporary relief IRON minor
pains q srthdtis minor rheumatic pains reduces swelling
eases muscle cramps improves efeustoa relieves
psin Of headaches tired feet cold bruises sUnburn
bee snRs sad ether insect bites pain Of toothsehe
when rubbed On gums and jaw relieves itehag from
hives poison ivy and poison OAK For persistent pain.
apply compress sstBfstsd with lhTRACel-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-21
MoW for the first time-a
cool, soothing liquid that
penetrates through the
tissues to PIT pain 70 sleep

vCALaboratoriesproudly announces
INTRACEL. It's the first advance in
the external treatment of muscular
aches and pains in centuries-and a
theraPy 50 good for so many things
that no medicine cabinet should be
without IT,
RTRAcEL is based on an entirely
new principle in drug chemistry: the
effective pain-killing ingredients it
contains penetrate safely through the
skin and deep into the muscle tissues
-. bringing fast. effective relief where
ithuns. Previously, the only way such
indications could be 50 administered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
Ebony Complies
Negro 'Firsts' in 81

was the mood OF the Negro,
which was reelected in the giant
Prayer Pilgrimage. the biggest
civil rights demonstration ever
staged by American Negroes.
Other advances in the Ebony
report of Negro progress includ-
cd sports where Althea Gibson
became the first Negro TO win
major women's tennis titles, and
Hank Aaron who led the Mil
waukee Braves 10 their first
pcnnant. In politics Archibald
c 'rey Jr.. was named chairman
of the Presidents Commit ee on
Government Employment Poll
cy. Several Negroes were elected
10 new city council posts.
For Negro actors and enter
iainers 1857 was a banner year.
including star ring movie roles.
broadway musicsls, and in fele-
vision. Net King" Cole became
The first Negro 10 have q spon-
sored half hour feIevision show.
In the military Brigadier Gen.
eral Benjamin o. Davis Jr., the
first and only Negro general Of
ficer in the u. S. Air Force be-
came chief OF staff of the 18th
Air Force in Germany.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
School Taxes

ROYAL Oik Township II ne.
'oday paid s26.i59.O3 70 Royal
Oak Township Schoo, District
sc l Cover Scio l. and So
986 20 10 Ferndale School Dis
riot No. 8 Grant SCHOOL, for
rayracn;s in Lieu cf Taxes due
hem Ter the current school
rear the payment to the Carver
Dis.ric, made a total OF $50 3l6
- paid 10 the district for this
chocl yer.
Ewooi Pickens, Royal Oak
Township Supervisor stated that
payments were made from cur
On project revenue and that
sllhou2h the project is tax ex-
cmpt, it mskcs P,ymcn.s in ] icu
4 Taxes 10 all taxing jurisdic-
tons including the county and
ownship OF the same "a cs and
ppon the same basis Is private
pr persy owners in the Town
hip.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

CHICAGO III. - The biggest
vance Of the year for the
American Negro came from
congress in 1857 when the first
civil rights bill since Rcconstruc-
ten was passed. according TO
the annual Negro progress re-
port published esch year in the
January issue o. Ebony Maya
zine.
School integralion proceeded
without incident in some areas
while in others violence and
hatred flared. The infamous
Little Rock incident gained in
'ernaion attention. and resulted
in the stationing Of federal
troops in the city.
AT years end. Isl school dis
irieis out OF Asses IN southern
and border states had desegre-
gated. West Virginia became The
first state 20 end segregation
In oil Of IFS isiric.s, On the ccI-
lege level. indignation was pro-
eesding In increasingly large
numbers.
According 10 EBONY, the do
minent influence OF the year
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

migration lowS. We're working
10 admit others.
OLDER CITIZENS My bill
to set up a Commission TO study
problems Of the aging and aged
has hem stymied by the mo
jority party. ! am hopeful tina
they will see fit To act next
year.
PEACE-based On milisary
strength.
Under the quiet Christmas
sky the Capitol seems 10 be
waiting. In a matter of days.
when Congress reconvenes. his
tory will surge again through
her corridors in a mighty rush.
The monumental old structure
like a mammoth beehive perch
ed on the shoulder of the city
once again will house kings.
kingmakers and chroniclers.
Dash Huddle, Debate. Orate'
Somehow the chosen leaders
working in these timeworn
walls, will hew a course TO-
the nation.
Chris mas is the time 10 think
Of what that course should be.
In solving the problems which
face US today. we shall need
the guidance of those principles
which for almost two thousand
years have led the way from
darkness 10 light.
Best wishes rJr a happy hell
day season.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

4 4 Ssy
EI'sss|

I.ANSING-Whsn tie Leg.sla-
.ure adjoMnei las. june, II 'eit
1 General Fund deficit which
legislative leaders variously es-
mated a, SIS TO SIG million
Now il appears the deficit
viii be between S23 md 81
MILLION. and we are in trouble.
In running a deficit, the legis-
la;ive leaders took a calculate
isk against which they were
amply warned. The risk lay
n the possibility that revenues
rem taxes might not hold UP
well as expected.
That is ~hat happened. We
are freed with g weakening Of
income which reflects the gen
cral nationwide leveIiing-cH OF
business.
The result is a very serious
financial pinch for the State.
We just do not have enough
cash TO meet the appropriations
he Legislature authorized for
he remainder of the fiscal year
.nding next June 80.
II appears now that the Cen
cral Fund deficit this year Will
run between SIS ,nd $50 mil
Lon. And in addition 10 that
We leck about SO million o. ,hc
mount necessary TO pay cut
he present school aid formula.
Both de..cits might run more.
spending upon business con-
iitions and TAX collections.
When they left US with the
deficit last Spring. scme Iesis-
laiers described il as work
able deficit"
But i, is highly unlikely tia.
that a deficit OF SO million VII
IS probable that if we fall that
ar behind. we will &C uaiy .ua
cut Of money and be uno5le e
NEE the states bills this Spring.
And of course, regardless @,
what figures have bcel write"
own in the approar' alton acis
4 you haven't get the MONEY
ECU can't ply i out.
There was q time a few years
ago when the Legislature SIC
ceedei in running a defici' %
some $50 million dollars. They
were abe 10 do this because
there W.; available some hiph-
Wv money and some schco
money into which the Sat
Treasurer co.. C.p 10 relicVs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
Fear No Evil
tcsnssnvsd from ssek rssO

day. Jesus proved mans one
ness with God irrespective Of
human, mortal thoughts, who
could not stop the triumph
of Truth and righteousness.
So today peace. Joy. and
eontenfment in private az.
fairs. and in public dvfy, lie
in the great faith, hope, and
understanding Of the power
OF God in righteousness and
strength.
CHRIST TEAcHETH
70 PRAY
"And he said unto them.
When we pray say, Our
Father which art in heaven.
Hallowed be thy name. Thy
Kingdom come. Thy will be
done, as in heaven, so in
earth" luke 11.2)
We quote second verse of
Mrs. Eddy's hymn No. %.
"Bless Christmas Morn,
from the c. S. Hymnal:
Dear Christ. forever here
and near,
No cradle song,
No natal hour and mothers
tear,
To thee belong"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

JOBS-for the 200. 900 able men
and women who. through no
f..ult of their own. find them
selves without work. ] am push
ing hard to get the Jupiter
missile into production. This
would open thousands of jobs
IN Detroit and Warren. spread
ing work Ia smaller businesses
throughout the State.
NATURAL GAS the Up
ger Peninsula. / am again urg-
ing the Federal Power Com
mission not to let legal tech
nicalities stand in the way Of
the growth Ct the UP Natural
gas is needed 20 develop in
dusiry up there. II is needed
for n; ;ional defense. intend
% keep after it.
LOW TOLLS-to attract COM
merce TO The St. Lawrence Sea-
way. Rates must be cheap to
be competitive. / am watching
toll negotiations closely.
HIGHER FARM INCOME
Ny bill 10 develop new uses for
IN SURPRISES through research
will open markets for farmers.
I am hopeful that il will receive
favorable action in 1858.
ORPHANS - Quite few
Michigan couples already hive
adopted boys and girls. orphaned
by w.E. in the far corners of
The world. under my recently
passed amendment to the i'm
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
see Gods mercy eVeryW
GOD Is SUBSTANCE

mrosary cssh hor:agcs.
But times have changed.
Zen q all funds by cen itu-
ticrcl men lmcnt. row so mo
rCptrcte Golfers ani ncver reach
J., & neral Fuaa. Highway
oncv is bcino pa. into roa6s
-luah ? tor than in prsv;Cug
'oa-s. Ard 20 ll % our diff
icul ier. he LEGISLATURE last
cp~inq took sa4 million of school
ro-cv. Ioso VI fer Fai COM
mr. rs and on 'crci it paid
1T o moc. q defect n scho.i
ii ~ yr1cntS FIR lo5G.G7.
SC here ism any cash reservs
e CT 'cr Is-oa dcf'cii. A.
-~ no'rt n Nv -aA T II cath
belsnce in the Cenc-rI Fund
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
Praise Progress OF State
Fair Employment Act

There was recc2uv 2 well
';ncWn Senator l'1rl ". oGsir'
'ha believed aad sod * was
ic cnGi & freedom aTH NJ 70 y
cred a Great following. M-Hy
Americans Went oVc b "a q
supper; Of Mccarthy, an J III c
y. fga, 4 w We Y reedoinS
10Y we're sc KIN O dc c'.d.
- see. a S r. lar amer T. a.
t We 81 u!i become 90 ever
wLelmci in our p,rer.t ~ sc!cl-
I tc achievement that We nes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

"a CIV Of ebout So million.
- meet h States payroll alone
ge~,'i-cs abou. 80 m liz a week.
There appears 10 be no re-
course but TO ;void spending
some Of the money the Legisla-
Irc authorized spent, but which
i failed &c provide.
We arc exploring possible
WAYS 10 reduce expenditures
uring the last two Quarters Of
hc fiscal year bclew the level
ol app'opr. icle. i. will not
hc casy to DO because appro-
1,ictions were not adequate in
the first place. Pus every dol
Ter We can cut re luces the
dan gcr II VIC may run clean
o.. of money before July !.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28

icct other pressing items on de-
mo- Us agenca OF unfinished
business" said l.. Governor
Philip A. ia ( in { speech 10
Necosta County Democrats
Thursday night.
9Th. many voices calling for
o:ca or attention - SC ca;i'c
{ ucat.n arr right. oil course,
.nG prompt action IS ncsje at
oth the state apd federal levels
. iobow ~ ser ih good pro
posals be n adVahced BY scien-
SIS and cdu atCrS.' SAID Hart.
But that counsel is incom-
Ylete when il negleots TO point
)ut that our entire educational
rysten. and not simply It's
science and mathematics aspects
'equi.es greater attention and
upport If American democracy
IS to FIJI III its tremendous po-
,cntial ties"
Lets not become so ever
yhclmed in our pursuit oil
scion and Ph.D.'S in science
that we forge. the basic values
that distinguish US from the
Soviets. The overall Soviet
threat TO freedom is cur man
problem. and not simply inc
winning or losing OF any pa l'c-
ular sciert fic race concluded
the 1t. Governor.
A campaign for support oil
the NAACP was conducted by
Charles p Dei = "a and Cen
n 1nip.osce. This marks the
second year that Mr.. Paul has
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-12-28
Young College
Wins Place

GRE. SBORO. N. c. Il
think that this is { time for
great hum:li y" declared Presi-
dcnt Villa B. Player. at the
Monday morning chapel hour as
she commented upon the fact
that Bennett College hes been
admitted TO full membership in
the Southern Association of Col
leges and Secondary Schools.
Bennett College. organized as
9 womsn's college only 81 years
ego, was The youngest of Is Me-
gro institutions which. for the
first time in history were crar&
ed full membership in The -,
citation a! IFS annual mee.iN
r chmond Va. la weelN ''S :.
"The burden rests 10y .
take the torch from K i.
on" Dr.. Player cor WI !
we will be meeting ms pom or
msny more ~ Alinued' ~
will demand Ag IN the iutu'
thought. No Challenges whic
achieved ~ our very be
60 of ourA real victory win |
full me- until every one of u
citation colleges has atlain'
DIR. Ymbership in the ass
Benz :,
PREF lkNJ Player pointed out II
fs hett College has, at TIN
vious times in its histo
aced and met successfully
n challenge Of rising standards
.ocroditafiOu.