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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Divorce Suit Filed
Against Goose Tutum

KANSAS CITY. Feb. % (P.-
Reece ftGoose) Tatum. star of
the Harlem Magicians' basketball
team. had been sued for divorce
by Mrs. Dolores l.. Tatum.
Circuit Judge John F. Cook
issued an order for Tatum to
appear next Wednesday to show
cause why he should not be re-
strained from molesting and in
terferring with Mrs. Tatum.
The petition stated Tatum had
threatened to beat his wife; that
he had tried to interfere with
her liberty and had called and
disturbed her at her place Of
residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
By DICK STAY

1t must be too much to expect
Gonzaga to beat st. Johns in
basketball four straight times in
the Catholic League, but how do
you explain a shocking 71-40 re-
versal yesterday?
Partly because Gonzaga al
ready had the Division I title in
its pocket. only about 800 peo-
pie sat in Richie Coliseum yes
Iterday and saw Joe Gallagher's
biggest win over the Eagles in his
IL seasons with st. Johns.
"We felt we could beat 'em and
beat 'em good" Gallagher said
afterward, but even he was sur
Iprised at the final margin. Con-
zaga won both league games with
the Cadets last year, lost in the
finals of the Washington-Lee In
vitational Tournament but won
again three weeks ago by seven
points.
Take Complete Command
Yesterday, st. Johns spurted
TO leads Of 60 and l0-l, saw the
Eagles close it to 1917 and then
took complete command the rest
Of the way as Bob Fletcher and
then Puddy Sheehan led the
scoring and Tom Fitzpatrick
won supremacy in the rebound
ing.
st. Johns led by 1879 after
Fletcher scored IL points in the
first quarter and by 1921 at
halftime as Owen Bradshaw
added six points. Sheehan up
to then had scored five but was
feeding his teammates with per-
feet assists. They left it for
Puddy to break it open.
The little red-head dropped in
three layups early in the third
quarter as the bulge mounted
to 1925 and he made 10 more
points in the last period to finish
high for the game with 81 points.
Fletcher was next with 20, all
in the first three quarters.
Lauds Fitzpatrick
1--WE know what Puddy can
do" Gallagher said. but Fitz-
patrick did a beautiful job-one
of the best I've ever seen of the
boards.
I'VE beat Gonzaga at its own
game. off the boards and on the
tap plays" jubilant Joe added.
Tommy O'Keefe was helpless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Morgan State Sets
Pace in Wrestling
ests at Howard

Morgan State College led a
field of four after compiling II
points in the first two rounds
Of the Central intercollegiate
Athletic Association wrestling
championships yesterday at
Howard University.
Defending champion. Virginia
State trails Morgan by one point
while Lincoln University of Pa
and Howard University are tied
with 5.
Championship bouts will get
underway at 7 O'Clock tonight
while consolation matches begin
at l PM. today.
Summaries:
First Round
ll5-pound class Ioyner tMsc) de.
feated q Weaver tHUI. 3-i
t,tIs %Y' Bailey tVsl defeated 7 Weaver
100: Turner Gu) defeated Kirkland
~, Grimm cHu, threw Wright
~. Wilson dul defeated W Smith
I57 Rowe CMsc) threw Chapman
tHUl. time. 500
idf buffalo tMscl threw organ Tvs,
!, IN Jones misc, threw Lafayctt,
Iai White lMscl threw Tanaierrc
uUl time 63b
Unlimited Farrar VS. defeated n
Smith UUt, l3.3
second Round
ll5.pound class. calfee VS. threw
THOMPSON Ilui. time, nls
l23' Rodgers tHu) defeated johnson
uUl 3-n
iao Brickhouse VS. threw Dayii
tMSCl time, 5t5
49, Rice tLUJ defeated Horne VS.
80
~; RAYMOND tMscl threw saunderi
tHUl time i:i0
ih7 Hendricks nul advanced on bye
lBi. Gardner fLUl threw ByarC
tHUl time . 10
~ Price VS. threw Hurdle tHUl
iai Atkins VS., threw Brunot tHu,
unNmited bradford Hu thfsw Hui
'Ms4. time, LBS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Woodburn on TV

Capt. Harry WOODBURY.. spokes-
man for the charter fishing boat
owners at Solomons. Md. will
be interviewed on Four Corners
News. WRC-TV, Channel 4 al
$3.50 tonight. The interview will
concern proposals to place new
regulations on boat operators in
Chesapeake BaY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

listing of Moyland, also left of
the team.
This squad doesn't mean
anything" Flam said. you don't
pick a Davis Cup team in Feb
ruary to play in December. My
of making the team rest
on having a good season. and
I'm going to make a strong try
for it..
MY chief aim is to beat Lew
Hoad either at Wimbledon or at
Forest Hills. II / do that. then
III have a right to ask for some
attention. But until then I'm
not concerned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
SANTA ANITA
Continued From Page Ale

Continued From Page A-12
entries. But Corn
Husker. carrying l04 pounds.
With Ralph Neves up. or Traffic
Judge, with Johnny Adams,
'atcd attention.
Johnny Longden. who is strug-
Cling to reach the epic 5000
winner mark. has won the Santa
Anita four times and his mount,
Richard Griegorian's Arrogate,
at ll8. could not be discounted.
Jack Westrope had the ride
on Honeys Alibi, ll9. This S.
year-old was third to Bobby
Brocato last year.
Lover Boy, Gigantic, Battle
Dance, Count Chic, Vaquero II,
Pit Boss. Spinney. All She Wrote
these and the others in the
race. take your pick
Entries for today's Santa Anita Hand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Athletic Aid Program
Approved by Big Ten

CHICAGO. Feb. % (P).-The
Big Ten Conference approved a
new financial aid program for
athletes yesterday and, without
saying as much. hoped that other
major conferences would follow
suit.
K. L. (Tug) Wilson, confer
e1ce commissioner. would not
say that he hoped other confer
ences would adopt a similar pro-
gram but added:
1.-THE Pacific Coast Conference,
I understand, is at the same
stage we we're several months
ago in studying the plan. And
1t Is encouraging to note we have
received letters from numerous
college presidents asking us for
details OF the program. :"
Plans Provisions
The plan provides an athlete
with room, board, books, tuition
and fees based upon his need.
To determine a youths need,
his parents must file a financial
statement with the Big Ten.
Through this statement, a
separate agency, the Intercolle-
giate big Ten Conference FL
nancial Ala Service, will deter
mine how much money-if any
family will contribute
towards an athletes education.
After a figure is reached, the
school desiring the athlete will
underwrite part or the rest of
the expenses needed for the
school year.
For example, the agency de-
term1nes that an athletes par
ents can pay $500 towards one
years education. The cost would
be $1,000. The school then can
pay up to 500. II the institu-
ton decides to underwrite only
$500, then the athlete would
have TO earn the other 5000 dur
ing the summer or the school
year.
Reed Is Named
The agency will be headed by
an executive officer and Bill
Reed, assistant to Commissioner
Wilson, was named to the post
In an acting" capacity. Reed
will be aided by a panel includ-
ing the 10 financial aid officers
Of member schools and Graham
Taylor. director of the Pull
man Foundation, a scholarship
agency.
Fhe plan has teeth ana pro-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
GERRY STAIR ROUTS
WINSLOW TO STAY
IN DUCKPIN DERBY

Gerry Stair defeated
Woody Winslow in a breeze
last night to remain the
bully on "Duckpin Derby" at
WMAL-TV and next Friday
night will take on Frank
Micalizzi, former National
match game champion.
Stair shot ITO. 1876 and 140
for 376 against Winslow's
1902, ia and Ill for 327.
With neither rolling a
game of 1875 or better, the
jackpot was sweetened by
$50 and now contains $400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

vides drastic penalties for vio-
lations If an athlete accepts a
grant from one school, he can
never be eligible for another If
he transfers to member school,
Also. any athlete receiving UNI
authorized aid would be ruled
ineligible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

points, Sparked a rally. 10 SlSR
netted IL points for Marshall.
Osbourn Routed
Rappahannock routed Osbourn
at Manassas. John Browning
and Ernest Clater led the win
nerS with 10 and Is points re-
spectively while Ed Beavers was
high scorer for Osbourn with IL.
In the other District 8 game
Loudoun County took the meas
ure of Herndop. 1888. at Lees
burg. Loudoun built up a 1924
half-time lead and were never
headed. Art Sawyers and Gary
English each hit "a points for the
winners and Hubert Good added
10 more. Peck Gillett led Hern-
don with Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
Lions in Action
Here Tonight

hESALIo IA6l NlbuL
Charlotte. g: Philadelphia. 3.
GAMES TONIGHT
Charlotte at WASHINGTON.
Philadelphia at Clinton
New Haven NJ JohnstOwn
GAMES TOMORROW
WASHINGTON at Johnstown.
Charlotte AT New Haven
The Washington Lions, be-
lieved strengthened by the ac-
QUESTION of five new players,
again will seek their first victory
over the high-flying Charlotte
Clippers tonight in an Eastern
Hockey League match beginning
at $3.50 in Uline Arena.
The Clippers, however. are de-
cided favorites. They clinched
first place in the league last
night with 10 games still to be
played by whipping the RAM
blers, 6-3, in Philadelphia. Char
lotte is one game away from
tying the league record of AZ
wins. set by the old Washington
Eagles in 1901, and also is
we'll within reach of the 92-point
season record of the Eagles.
The last-place Lions warmed
up for tonight's clash by beating
the Clinton Comets, 81. Wednes-
day night in their best showing
of the season. That game was
marked by the outstanding goal
tending job turned in by 49,
year-old Don Oliver and the Of
Tense displayed by the Lions
new line of Ed Bartoli, Ken Ora
ham and Lloyd Buchanan, which
figured in two of the goals.
Charlotte has won II games
and tied one with Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
La PLATA Looks
To Big Tourney
After Title Win
BY JIM CAWOOD

With its first undisputed Tri-
County League championship in
eight years safely tucked away
La Plata has two weens to pre-
pare for the District finals OF
the Maryland State Glass B
tournament.
La Plata took the champion
ship by defeating Lackey, $3.50,
last night at Lackey, its second
victory over the Indian Head
school. Only a loss next week
to winless Leonardtown could STOP
LaPlata from finishing its league
season with a perfect 100
record.
If La Plata defeats Gathers
burg of Montgomery County ir
the semi-final of the division
tournament at Suitland March
8. and beats the winner of Oxor
Hill-Calvert County, it will mark
the first time that it has ever
gone into the State finals. Coach
Bob Matula thinks this, the best
LaPlata team he's coached. has
a strong chance of going all the
way.
Rally Falls Short
Some 1000 bowling fans wit
messed a final rush by Lackey in
the last quarter that fell lust
short. Trailing 50-38. Lackey
led by Freddy Erik. closed the
gap to one point, 51-50. Lackey
got possession with a minute to
go, but Frix's jump shot missed
and Bucky Abel made a jump to
put LaPlata three points ahead
La Platas Bernie Cox, jul
nior. whose last-second basket
beat Lackey 49-47 last month
led the scorers with Is points
and pulled down Is rebounds
Bill Wood and Abel had II and
IL points respectively for La
Plata. which shot IL per cent
from the floor.
Erik had II points and Morris
Hopkins IL points and Is re-
bounds to pace Lackey. which
will go to the class c playoffs at
Suitland next month.
Calvert County zoomed away
from a 50-l3 halftime lead to
smother Leonardtown. l00-3l
last night at Calvert in a Tri-
County League game.
Bob Bowen with SO points
Cliff Terrill with II. Harrison
Pace with II and Hank Schwartz
with IL led the winners to theil
ninth victory in Is starts TO fin
ish the regular season.
Middletown dumped Pooles-
vile, 50-42. last night at Middle
town to hand the losers theil
18th loss in Is games. Wayne
Keller led the winners with II
points and Walt Stottlemeyel
inacad poolpSvilIn with 15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
PRO BASKETBALL

TONTUWTTN NIHENVIE
Syracuse at Minneapolis Ga
noon ---TVl
Fort Wayne at New York.
81 Louis at Rochester
FRIDAYS RESULTS
Fort Wayne. 10. Rochester l0h
Philadelphia, IL; boston %.
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE
IAN Afternoon Games
New York al Boston
Rochester at Syracuse
7hiladnlnhia al 81 Louis
Tot Wayrt at Nilrea 1nl's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

Middletown dumped Pooles-
vile, 50-42. last night at Middle
town to hand the losers their
18th loss in is games. Wayne
Keller led the winners with lS
points and Walt Stottlemeyer
paced Poolesville with is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

THE EVENING STAR A-13
Washington, D. c. ~
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY IS, 1851
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points, spanked a rally, Ed SiSk
netted IL points for Marshall,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
PIoyoH Need Erased
For Virginia Schools

NORTHERN VIRGINIA GROUP II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23

Entries for todAv's Santa Anita Hand
leap IN post position order, with weiehtS
Jockeys and probable betting odds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-23
COLLEGE
BASKETBALL

Canton AeEies 81 Hudson val. Tech 81
Albany IN; - state ~ OneOnta 50
Erie County IN. Y. Tech 90
~, Mohawk Valley Tech So
LARSON 40 Rochester 72
Conn. Hartford Branch 1S
D.Iuseport OBJ fairfield SO
i..Inhaea % Hamilton SO
Conn. Waterbury Branch ~
hihss IN. III 96 Temple Phar ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Announce Education
Advisory Appointment

BALTIMORE. Nj DR. NICK
.Asry N Fc.-. head Q. Ire English
-eps---e-, q Morgan State
College Azs recently beer ro,i-
tSeG Q. rs appointment . :
,nsee--sa Resolutions Commit
Zee u prepare resolutions FOR
re s--rsl convention q the
Na.o-s. Co-r-.. G. TescAers 0.
English rex, Nove-. ot- :. Mi--
respr Is Mr.
The srroinfnent was made
~ Dr.. Helen X. ks-ki,.csh
ct The U. S. Office OF Edurs-
fioE- Dr.. Msckir.osh Is p;ez;-
dent c: The s-ss ,nsi Council
TIE oi.s. .wo English scholars
al. ~. serve o. = commit
.ee w.t- y F,-4 AT Dr. JaIss
MAsoa c. Alabama and d.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

James p. Squire .. the vniver-
si,y Of California
When approved o. majority
vote ., the annual business
ree..ns- Council resolutions ex-
organization conce-ring cc--e-;
press the o..leis, policy q ire
problems or The national and
.r.er.zrons. level n 50 tsr -
trey st.ec. the teaching profes-
q on TIE coGnci, has = mem
bership 0. IS 600.
Dr.. Ford hss been active II
the affairs o. the Council tog
the past eight years. In addition
70 this new assignment re Is
member c. the Board O. Dlrec-
,orS. and Of the Committee On
International Cooperation
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

Potter
reports
the latest news from Washington
Of special interest 10 Michigan

= BAaaAGE Q. bulge. mall h2s ht Capt., HI
ac ny ctc- p-ion Scores Of letters pc1r-
~ zcyys c~s.. expressing all shades OF concern
=. = r-c c-.zY2royzl 70 grave apprehensicn-ar the
s.zs u .s= .sc=-Al t-dg@--
share -ns- concern. S4Tenty-two billion dollars i
..e Il. q. t.z,ge for M-. Mrs America 70 spend
s-g.e year While ! confident that Congress
* ak v..--se this cl--sze spending progrz
wc-l .ess -,zz candid :: predicted monumental
=.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

= sporsoElrg : measure = as
50 ne sts:es 20 expand yocs-
ia. p gyzrs &. Jess ,hsn
.c-ege grade - keeping v.th
-ocsl sts.e an -si.o-sl needs
-r5 sets - system Of match
.rg-fGn5 sss-s-sn.e
TIE future Q. A-.e-.cs = lied
= re SKIS ard pr,1 -c.iv.ty az
cG- PC PIE A-y e...-- = cu-l1
t-ese deserves p.cup, Co--
gresslczzl acton
Bes wfshes
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

by cnaifna@1, at making this statement separately
from he Esti0ns! Association Tor he Adtsnee
reLt u Co.ored People.
he nembers Of the NAACP and coored citizens
generally were Encouraged by the action of tn. sub
comm tsee and that Of similar subcommittee in the
Hose n scheduling early hearings on proposed civil
nights regulation fey inclined toward the belief that
this act on meant that there sincere de.ire 10
brig such legsiaion the floor both Houses of the
Congress.
Is YOU know. Nr. Chairman the period from last
SeDt moer UP until as- week has been marked lr AL
most CONTINUOUS violence directed Negro citizens and
groups - me south who seek the elimination of dis
elimination and segregation There have been nf1am-
maory speeches ~ persons in responsible positions
government local state and national There have been
shootngs and bombings Of homes and churches There
have been mobs and threats Of bodily harm There have
been economic pressures. Special statutes selectiye
discriminatory and punitive in nature have been passed
by state legislatures.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
FROM THE BIBLE

Though a sinner do evil an hundred times
and his days be prolonged, yet surely
know that it shall be well with them that
fear God, which fear before him:
But il shall not be well with the wicked,
neither shall he prolong his days, which
are as a shadow; because he feareth not
before God"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

re-. IL. example re -a.;=i
4 --c-cb.le wlskt-x .4ste5
--ese skilled JOS As re-1e@ e.
re sge ot sutor-s:.-- ,-cl arr
{ : -.-l-x-.gA. r-z--.rs reps.-
ry--s--.cs s,@c--.,-srs s-es,
--s.sl rstsl paf.s.---z.-g sr5
: rst.g.--g
-ne-e s oss,-nr. Storage
. fzcl---es = i-s1 = Pc ~
$50 .trs. Last ~e@x I jo.ne3
- other s@nsiozs q both oa.t;es
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Leader to Seminar

HAMPTON Va spec.sli =
co-s-l-z-, s,<zk--z 20 : Res
1s-t.sl Se--rz- O. T7-6 AZ,
airs xaAtA AL t-.-z SIRE =
p,.lsscs, ard e5-czt- ,-sl ies5'
Ter. - ;A-c1Eh "a ~e-s, A.
s-E = Hs1p-c- Insrtu.s f-p-
rcu-ce1 .35sy by Ire Se----ls,
s,s.
TIE Fuhjecf Of the seminar
VIII be An Evzlnaficn e
us--u-s-s-H- Relations and
viii seek 20 examine points
.. pcErY rontae between the
fwc powers with q view %
srslyri.s objeetives and gaid-
ss7- pcH-Y.
Ing TIE formulation Of fer
TIE c---S-i.z-.s vii - Ms
EDITH : SAMPSON. HARRY
SCHWARTZ ard BERTRAA.
= WOLFF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

completely overcome error
through consciously knowing
he Truth that makes free
/, Is through conforming 10
he Truth OF being that we
dzeIl N the One Mind the
-secre, place Of the most
fligh And when We do this.
certainly. ne can watch and
Val. patiently for the mani
testz;Ion Of the scientific
power OF God In AL human
45zlrS
RECOGNIZE GOOD
AL o. Us should attach q
stronger and higher impress
sion Of Chriytlike under
standing 10 or thinking fac
ulties. We should 10. bar our
consciousness against the
power O. Truth. There We
learn something new about
tie substance q life.
Science and Health with
Key 70 the Scriptures teaches
as. Man is incapable Of sin,
sickness and death. The real
man cannot depart from hoii-
ness, nor can God. BY whom
man is evolved. ensender the
capacity or freedom 70 sin. "
GOOD IS WITH US
In the spiritual kingdom.
there can be no human mes
merism Spirit, God. is the
actual substance OF life. God
gives 10 al life more sbun-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
Fear No EriF

dainty" and as we are obe-
dent 10 His commands.
Thou shalt love thy God.
xifh all - and thy neigh
Dor as myself. expressing His
love in our every day life.
We are within . short dis
lance Of the Christ Kingdom
YIELD TO THE TRUTH
/. Is through our night de-
sire 10 Weld TO the Truth
that makes free" that we rise
in Spirit above inferior. or
superior human completes.
which in reality bear no
weight on the side Of inteIli.
gent being. nor in the king
dom Of heaven f-harmony'i.
THE CHRIST SPIRIT
IS CALLING TO-DAY
Then saith he unto his
disciples. The harvest truly
is plentuous, but the laborers
are few:
PRAY We therefore the
Lord Of the harvest. that he
will send forth labourers into
his harvest
Take my yoke upon you.
and learn Of me; for ! am
meek and lowly in heart; and
We shall find rest unto your
souls.
For my yoke is easy, and
NV burden is heht." - Matt.
1929. so.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02

@~--~-&1 - - WY $50
81 you who hzve written re
soc-. :tis. Opinions from
h,=s are precisely VIA.
wax; and need - perform
satisfactorily Is your S<rAics-
TIE WHEAT WAR 3 ny
--s-.= III ne c---el. azSsls
cvs- .-s pan = c.s-ge : 6
v-es: Standards Dersr-rreE, q
Az .-..-se AIS, ~ ire
~: .--.e = .~er.y years. are
.ss-z -.-E rs-5 JOCK :; sts--
>s:1s .c- N-res, w.th i-e .@es
?: .-r--v..g rs quality Trey
1--we r--r..sse- eleven c-zngex
az txr .. ..e-. woold ~oTk :
sss. .z-1s--r 81 M.cnlgar
=hest tSr-e-z J ar vglng
Secretary c. Agriculture Ezra
5@z-sc- :. T., these two chang
Re5uctsoa Q. minimum NOS
tire requirements sor tough
wheat ard re6-c..on Q. lini.
q whssts 2. other classes. Yes
,e-1sy. ~ standards confer
ere attended o. whes, state
Senator'S explained how The
,v-o proposals would down
F-zde Michigan wheat and
tE-ng severe losses 10 our far
rrer< whes; represents about
ter percent Of our states cash
.srr. ircore and ] don, intend
70 Stand by and watch that fg-
rre drop
QUIETLY. but very effee-
lively. in fifteen Michigan Ct
ties. and across the nAfion-
Recovery. Incorporated has
been working wonders with
nervous and former nenfsl
patients. ! vas 90 impressed
With Recovsry's sslf-help sys-
TEN that ] asked the Nation
al Institute Of Mental Health
10 study their work
Now underway. the study
will determine whether Recov-
ery's methods should be about
d BY hospitals and mental in
stitutions. Since 1897 when the
late Dr.. Abraham A. Low de-
veloped the self-help technique
Michigan has played q leading
role in the work. Mrs. Treasure
Rice Of Brighton. who has
spesrhesded Recovery in our
State, reports that 1900 persons
weekly in Michigan alone. Re-
N ninety groups are meeting
eovery has operated without
public financing or appeals for
funds. II the MINI study team
reports fsvorsbly. Recovery's
pioneering methods will be
brought within reach OF add
uonal thousands Of people. a
significant advance on the from
tier OF mental health.
A NEW-FANCLED four-syi- /
liable word - sufomstion - lies
behind legislation which I am
sponsoring Automation's bring
ing greater miracles OF produc-
ton within our reach. but IL is
doing 50 BY replacing men with
machines II wipes out certain
types Of jobs az the same time
y creates q need for more high
ly-skilied positions Last sum-s'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-03-02
EXCERPTS OF SPEECH BY ROY wrLKENs

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