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The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31
|Brookhaven
Holds Woman
Dist. Seminar

The Brookhaven District Wo-
mans Society of Christian Ser
vice held its Seminar at Kynet
Methodist Church August Is
The theme of the one day ses.
sion was "Till Christ Shall
Dwell in Every Heart"
Study courses for the year
were conducted by Mrs. Isaac
Pittman, Hampton Rural Cen
ter, Columbia; District Secre
tary of Missionary Education,
Mrs. Lydia Johnson, vice pre-
sident and Mrs. Alice Brown
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w. l.. Buchanan, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Hall Bolden, DR.. and Mrs.
w. E. Miller
See any member of the club
for you rtickets. All proceeds
will go to the clubs project,
"Beautifying Jackson with
blooming shrubbery." Send in
your nomination for the Hap
PLY Married Couple to any
club member or to Mrs. Mirtes
Gregory, 1121 Lamar St.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

two months of training. 1t
takes that long, ordinarily, for
a veterans first monthly CT
check to reach him. The rea-
son is that payments are made
only after each month of train
ing completed, and not before
Further, before VA may
make a payment, it must re-
ceive certification signed by
the veteran and his school,
stating that he has been in
class all month. The law al
lows VA 20 days after receipt
of Qualifications to get checks
in the mail.
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Veterans Urged -
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which the school is located.
VA Regional Offices and not
VA headquarters in Washing
ton, d. G.. - can furnish in
formation about approved
courses.
4. Veterans should complete
arrangements for admittance
to their school before filing ap-
plications with VA.
5. The application for CT
training should be completely
filled out and signed. 1t should
be sent, along with a photostat
or certified copy of the veter-
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

Smith. district president of
Spiritual Life and Mrs. Mo
zelle Nevers, Conference Sec
rotary of Missionary Educa-
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Beouticion
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cient service to her many Gus
toners at GRACE BEAUTY
SHOPPE, 112 E. Monument
st.
Old Customers and new
customers are invited to call
her for appointments on any
day but Tuesday. Phones:
5-4231 or 1880.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1957-08-31

ton. The Seminar was attend
ed by W S. c. S. presidents
from over the district and min
listers.
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Junior and Senior High
Schools


Schools
Mr.. C. o. Tanner, head
teacher Jr. High School and
Boys Basketball Coach.
Mrs. Ever L. Greene, Health,
Social Studies, and Office
Clerk.
Miss Thelma Pope, Science
and Physical Education
Mrs. Jevonne Keller, Public
School Music, Piano and Cho-
raj Work.
Mrs. M. NJ. Buchanan, LII
brarian and English.
Miss Celestine Galloway,
Business Education and Social
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18
RACE FEpC

The CHRlST-LIKE THING ON RACE
IS THE RIGHT THING"
God s ibsrsfor OF fte Bible. fhe Christian Science
textbook has she Necessary wisdom
Hesven OUR eternal life. and ALL reality spiritual
Of eovrsel are fovnd-sre diseosereo-lN human con-
sciovsnessl
IF fhou would be blessedl obev Co.'s Science! and
bless oshers"-by ANDREW 3. FRUeHAUF. c. 5.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18

cut this measure. However.
should a federal aid 20 educa-
ton bill reach the Senate floor.
I should like. 10 the very bes;
Of my sbilifY. 10 represent your
views and the needs Of cur State
This is problem close TO you.
your children. and the kind
o. nation and world we shall
have tomorrow. Until now my
mail shows sclid opposition 10
school aid. welcome your views
on this subject. Your letters
will help me 10 reflect more
accurately the best interests
of Michigan.
Watch Your Mailbox for
medical frauds The Post Office
Department IS sending out warn
ing signals on worthless gim-
micks and schemes sold by let
ter. "Dietless reducing schem-
es sure cures" for cancer.
srthritiS. skin trouble and bald
ness are most common. The pub
lie is MIXED for millions Of dol-
lars each year for claptrap de-
vices. filled with ticks and buzz
yes, some alleeedly containing
atomic" or "electronic" materi-
al-and all contributing to to-
DAYS high peak of medical
cuackery. Protect yourself and
others by reporting suspected
mail frauds at once to your local
postmaster.
An Enthusiastic celebration
of National Radio Week is
drawing 10 G close as this col
umn is being written. Only 81
years ago the radio industry
had its beginnings. an indus.
try which today includes $500
broadcssting stations. manned
by thousands Of wonderful
folks who devote themselves
TO entertaining. informing and
serving US in times of emer
eency. Through the columns o,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18

Vice President Richard Nixon.
Chairman Of the Committee.
has asked the heads of the rs
principal Government contract
ing agencies not 10 award sddi-
ficnal contracts 10 contractors
who have given clear and con-
vinving evidence" Of their fail
ure TO comply with the nondis-
elimination clause in contracts
they have concluded previously.
the Committee has announced.
The clause provides that there
shall be no discrimination
against employees or applicants
for employment for reasons OF
race. religion. color or national
origin. The provision covers up
grading. promotion. apprentice
ship and on-the- job training and
rates of pay, as we'll as initial
hiring.
Earlier, during a series OF
meetings the Committee held in
Chicago April 80 and May /,
Mr.. Nixon announced the estab-
lishment of a regional office in
Chicago TO cover the states o.
Illinois, Indiana. Michigan and
Wisconsin The tQur-state region
was selected as the location Of
the Committees first office out
side OF Washington because the
area has the largest concentra.
ton of Government contract
work in the Midwest.
The Vice President announced
that Miss Margaret Clarity will
be Regional Director. Before
joining tn Committee in Wash
ington in September. 1855. Miss
Clarity served as Race Relations
Secretary for the National Cath
Ollie Welfare Conference in
Washington.
Periodic reviews of the man
ner in which Government con-
tractors are complying with the
nondiscrimination clause is "ev-
en- more important than the
Investigation of complaints be-
cause "the number Of complaints
is no reliable index 70 the ex-
ter of discrimination" Mr.. Roe-
ers said
The text of the Vice Presi-
dents letter in part.
The Nation has made en-
couraging progress in elimin.
ating racial and religious dis.
elimination in work done under
Government contracts since
President Eisenhower establish.
ed the Committee on Govern
fment Contracts in August 1853
Your agency shares in the credi,
for these gains.
Despite this progress, how.
ever, much remains to be done
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18
CoostGuord
Steps Up
EnIistments

DETROIT - The Coast Guard
Recruiters of the Michigan ar
ca have been notified to step
up their Reserve Recruiting
Program. Chief Boastwains
Mate Joseph T Moscotta. Re-
cruiting Officer for the State
Of Michigan stated that he has
received official notification
from the Ninth Coast District
Headquarters that during the
next fifteen months he is 70
make every effort to increase
the rate of enlistments into the
Coast Guard Reserve.
The Coast Guard now has
four .ypcs of Reserve enlist
ments that will aid young men
in fulfilling their military OBJ
legation. Draft eligible teen.
ayers have the option Of either
. months active duty or two
wears active duty. Young men
between IL and rs years of
age who hold critical skill
Jobs classification are also elig-
lbe for six months active duty.
Navy and Coast Guard veter-
ans up to "a years of age NAV
enlist for three years and in
the same pay grades that they
held at discharge. For further
details on a Coast Guard Re-
serve enlistment contact the
Coast Guard Recruiting Sta
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18

the press. I should like 10 pay
tribute 70 radio. distinguished
brother in the nations family
OF free media
Kee-KalamsIoo". meaning
~nere the water bo.ls IN the
pot. wss the name given by
me Indians 70 the river on whose
banks the city Of Kalamazoo
stands today. In 1928. when the
trading post was established on
TIE bank the white man cut
Kce from the name. reducing
j, 70 four Syllables.
Best wishes.
Charles z. Potter. United States
-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18

When We actually know
that man is governed by the
constitutional laws and sta
tutes adopted by Christ Jesus,
and the executive officers are
under the power OF God, for
all time, TO serve the purpose
OF good. we can be still and
know that evil has no power
TO be feared. We can also
know that the practice of evil
in any form, is a false belief
which is no part of Gods cre-
alton in the holy laws. nor
statues of the nature of man.
If our higher education
means anything to us, it
should mean the understand
ing OF how TO differentiate
between doing something and
doing nothing, good and bad,
love, and hate. According 10
demonstration and accom-
plishment, shoald mankind
be measured in ability and
not according 10 human pref
udice and bigotry. the later
two binds men. women and
children mentally until divine
Love sets them free.
In this we can clearly vision
the nofhinsness Of evil. and
the sllness Of God. good.
So when satan tries 10 make
men and women earthly hyp.
ocrites - of any of us - We
should turn our thought to
prayerful study of the laws
and statutes, which guide us
into honest-hearted, pure re-
l;gion and away from
thoughts of human course
ness, into the finery of life,
Truth and Love. Into one
ness that we may dwell in
that Mind which was in Christ
Jesus.
Absorbed in material self
hood we discern and reflect
but family the substance OF
Life or Mind. The denial OF
material seIfhood aids the dis
eernment Of mans spiritual
and eternal individuality. and
d estroys the erroneous
knowledge gained from mat
ter or through what are
termed the material senses.
Science and Health, p. l9.
And he closed the book,
and he gave il again to the
minister. and sat down. And
the eyes of all them that were
in the synagogue were fas-
tened on him.
And he began to say unto
them, this day is this scrip
ture fulfilled fna your ears"
Luke 4:20-21.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18

Civil rights Bo.:le1 Up II the
House Rules COMMITTEE MS I'll,
WOULD p-c.ec, the base nights
q every American and gener-
ally strengthen the .a-5 Il
Washington j. ces.1g w!,h
rotations o: voting and che,
rights IT. the past I have sup
ported proposals 70 prevent dis
elimination ard viii continue
. DO so.
Imrnigrafion-No action has
been taken in either House or
bills TO loosen Up present i'm
migration laws Shall We admit
additional aliens Shall We grant
permanent residence status 20
escapes from communist coun-
tries2 believe that the brilliant
gifts brought 70 the United
States b. the Poles. Hungsrians.
Grnans and other ethric groups
and the democratic ideals for
which this nation stands en-
phasize the need for such legis
latIon.
Natural ess-The House has
cpened hearings on L bill similar
20 one which raised Congress
s.onal storm last session and
drew the lightning Of a Pre-
sidential veto. Natural gas pro-
oucers. under the bill. would
be freed from federal regula-
ton Without question such &C
ton would work hardship
~ you the individual gas con
slmer. by hiking gas prices.
fought the gas BILL before and
you may be sure, If II reache.
the floor Of the Senate. that
! shall do 50 again.
Schools House hearing are
fin;shed on four-Year program
of federal aid TO states for con
sfrucfion Of schools but no flco1
action has been taken. In th'
Senate. no action The winds o
economy. blowing strongly thr,
Congress are expected &c snuff
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18

Discrimination because Of race.
religion, color or national origin
must not occur in the perform
ance OF Government contracts.
The Committee believes that
there should be even greater
advances under the program in
the future Looking to that end,
the Committe is of he opinion
hat where education. concilia-
ton. mediation and persuasion
do not bring the proper results.
a firmer approach should be
adopted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18
Fear No Evil

And he came 10 Nazareth.
where he had been brought
I'D: and. as his custom was,
he went into the synagogue
on the sabbath day. and stood
up for 10 read.
And there was delivered
unto him fhe book OF the
Prophet Esssiss. And wien
he had opened the book. he
fond the place where II was
written,
THE SPIRIT OF THE
LORD IS UPON Me. Be
CAUSE HE HATH ANOINT-
Sd NE TO PREACH THE
GOSPEL TO THE POOR HE
HATH SENT NE TO HEAL
THE BROKENHEARTED. TO
PREACH DELIVERANCE TO
THE CAPTIvES, AND RE-
COVERING OF SIGHT TO
THE BLIND. TO SET AT
LIBERTY THEM THAT ARE
BRUISED.
TO preach the acceptable
year of the Lord - Luke
4:l4-l9.
Christian Science by Mrs.
Eddy was founded on the
EiDle. the teaching and dem
onrations of the Christ who
proved the law of God TO be
Holy. II teaches:
Who. that has felt the
perilous beliefs in life, sub
stance. and intelligence sep.
arated from God. can say
that there is no error of be-
lief? knowing the claim of
animal magnetism. that all
evil combines in the belief of
life, substance. and intelli-
gence in matter, electricity,
animal nature. and organic
life. who will deny that these
are the errors which Truth
must and will annihilate?
Christian Scientists must
live under the constant pres
sure of the apostolic COM
mand 10 come out from the
material world and be sep
arate. They must renounce
aggression. oppression and
the pride of power.
Christianity, with the
crown of Love upon her
brow, must be their queen of
life. - Science and Health.
PIP. 450-45l.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18
Senator
Potter
reports
the latest news from Washington
of special interest TO Michigan

Wanted hztpins 10 prod 90 Senators into action.
Political hot potatoes nave been kept smnerng the
back burner while the Senae waits for TIE House Of
% fr>t The leadership NY side
Of the Capitol. probably In IN effort avoid raising
Senatorial blood preSsures unnecessarily i nudgng the
House first fouc highly contro erSia
Tres Here rsey are
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18

No man, when he hath lighted CANDLE eovereth IL
with vessel, pvtfef under bed sefefh IL on
esndiesfiek that they which enter in may light
For nothing is secret that shall be made manifest;
neither any thing hid. that shall not be known come
sbresd."1Jesvs) Luke 8:l6-H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-18
Anf-Rias Group Steps-H
Program With Evmer POLICY
BY MARGARET cARRITY

WASHINGTON, D. C.-Recent steps by the Pres
dents Committee Government Contracts to streng
then its compliance program and to open regional
ofice Will result In greater toward the emin
alton of racial and religious discrimination in employ
ment on Government contracts, the Committee said
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-09

turned from the Base within an hour-the Something was gone.
 Evidence I heard later which proved conclusively that the Roon- eys were not just seeing stars" was that Joyce White, aged B, saw the same Something, at the same time Sunday, in the same direc- ton.
 -:- If we go on seeing strange things in the Kodiak sky-who knows might even see that stuff they call snow soon. ... -:- The last moments of anything I don't like. And getting covered in ink at the Mirror office, walking down Main Street and putting up Carlson Hill, watching the splend-
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-09

or of a Kodiak sunset, wearing my main Kodiak dress cf blue jeans and check shirt, and know ing nearly everyone you see round town-all these for the last time will mean the end of five months ! have loved.
 III be leaving here next Thurs day because my family in England and I decided it was time we saw each otk.2r again. Christmas is a wonderful time to be home.
 I'd like to thank everyone who made me feel a part of Kodiak right from the time I stepped off the plane.
 As say, I'll be leaving Thurs day-with the addition of tho old Kodiak cry, Weather permitting :.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-09
GETTING AROUND
By Shirley Black

Seeing stars isn't an usual oc- eupaiion for Al Rooney hut on Sunday, 5:3O pm. he saw some thIng which mad.o him wonder
 f vas even more strange-but not Guite So spectacular-as the hreball which gtreaked into Kodi- ak soil Monday evening seen by at least two independent witnesses.
 The sun was setting and it was not yet dark enough for stars to na visible when Rooney and his wife saw the Something. They were driving towards the Base frors town nearing the slide area when they saw bright stationary hpnf above the hill at Cliff Point.
 It was round and yellow and thrce or four times as big as the biggest star visible to us, Rooney gaid, and hoyered in tho sky above the hill with unchanging bright ness until it was cut from their sight by trees near the Guard gate.
 Considering all possible things the Something might have been,. She Rconeys had to dismiss them all It couldn't have been a plane because it was not moving, nor Sputnik Cor Mutnik) for the same reason, nor a star ,because it was Just too bright and too large, nor aFeffecting glass because it was in the same direction as the setting sun.
 Another peculiar thing about it vas that when the Rooneys re-
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-09
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 Notice of Dissolution of Partnership Notice is hereby given that: The partnership heretofore existing be- tween Emil knudsen and James Brightman under the name and style off Kodiak 0utfitters, Es now dissolve ed by mutual consent.
 Emil knudsen has withdrawn from and has ceased to De associated in tl1e carrying on of said business and James Brightnan will hereafter carry on said business and said James Brightman is entitled all of tE1e assets of said business and has assumed all and wEll pay aEl osls- standing business obligations of ko-. diak outfitters, heretofore and here after incurred.
 Said partnership IS dissolved as Of October 31, 195z.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-09
NOTICE

The new telephone number for Marion f. Howe is 1622. tin
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-09

SEE .. FIFTY volunteers on stage hypnotixed at one time n 60 seconds!
 SEE '. PHENOMENA of how smoking is stopped through Mypnosis!
 SHE .. Who makes love to Marilyn Monroe and Elyis Presley in Hollywood. SEE !. 101 more unbelievable wGnders of Hypnosis during tAe most phenomenal and funniest show ever presented in the history of Kodiak. Nov z1, 22, 23, 24 THURS. - FRI. - SUN. AT KODIAK HIGH SCHOOL
 AUDITORIUM sas.rsay oniyat UNION HALL Acclaimed by press, radio and feJevision as one of the greatest akawmen of our tfnaes!1
Kodiak mirror., 1957-11-09

Read the Mirror ClassifiedS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
By the Associated Press

The Air Force weather service
said today 1t will cooperate this
summer with the Weather Blu
reau's national hurricane re-
search project.
This is an intensive campaign
started last year to probe the
secrets Of the big storms that
breed over the Caribbean Sea.
In the 1856 season, specially
fitted Air Force planes will gather
data on the tropical storms and
Weather Bureau researchers will
make daily analyses of the in
formation.
Hurricanes will be observed
from their very earlies stages
and through their entire devel-
opment.
The Air Weather Service said
1t would provide three planes for
exclusive duty in the hurricane
project.
Two modified Boeing B-5C
bombers will make low. level and
medium level observations within
each storm. They will be based
at Palm Beach Air Force Base,
Fla.
A Boeing BAT Jet bomber from
Pine Castle Air Force Base near
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
GRAHAM

Continued From Page B-22
arine Cornell, Ingrid Bergman
and Julie Harris.
Russ Tamblyn is trying to get
MGM's permission to hitchhike
to New York; new type Of va
cation. incidentally he sees ex-
wife Venetia Stevens several
times a week. She drops by his
beach house. Russ drops by their
of Sunset boulevard honeymoon
apartment. No chance for a re-
Cancellation at this point. Both
are just lonely.
In a note from fine actress
Eileen Heckart, she tells how,
when in the hospital recently for
serious ear surgery. as she was
coming out Of the anesthetic her
agents called and asked II she'd
like to play the schoolteacher in
"Peyton Place" Eileen said yes.
Hours later. when she was q
little clearer minded, she re-
membered the Schoolteacher in
the book is 81 Eileen, in her late
thirties. doesn't mind character
parts-but So is really pushing.
She called her agent and said
Get me out" so 20th-Fox is now
after Myrna 10y for the same
spot. Eileen made a test for the
teacher role she created in the
stage production Of Picnic. 4"
kim NOvak saw this test and
wept all through it. Jerry Wald
turned 1t down-said Eileen
didn't have a name. and got
Roe Russell instead. Now Eileen
evidently has" q name. Wald
is producing "Peyton Place"
They should pass o law to have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16

more husbands like Rock Hud-
son. He loves shopping for Phyl-
lis. His most recent gift to her:
Three handmade sweaters from
Italy.
Fred Astaire was So years
young May 10. His dates with
Barrie Chase, daughter Of writer
Borden Chase, are platonic.
Fred's been very lonely since
losing his wife he adored for
some rs or 80 years.
Marie Mcdonald sings in five
MISUNDERSTANDING Japanese
for her Around the World in
8 Minutes" Las Vegas number.
Pal Danny Thomas has written
some of the comedy material.
And Don LOper's description of
the gowns he designed for
Marie's act: I'm Just letting
The Body show"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
Air Force Plans to Help
In ! racing Hurricanes

Orlando, Fla, will make high
altitude studies.
Each plane will contain special
devices to record automatically
Information as to the time, posi-
ton, temperature, pressure,
humidity. wind speed and direc-
ltion.
The Air Force seth Weather
Reconnaissance Squadron al
Bermuda flies regular hurricane
missions the year round.
Weather reconnaissance also
Is flown by six other squadrons
in Japan, England. Alaska
Hawaii. Guam and California.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-16
EIvis Operated On

HOLLYWOOD. May Is @.-
Singer Elvis Presley underwent
an operation yesterday for re-
moval Of a tooth cap that slipped
down his windpipe into his right
lung. He swallowed the porcelain
cap Tuesday while doing a dance
routine at MGM for his current
picture, "Jailhouse Rock"