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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
ENGAGED
Kupplin-Melfzer


Mr.. Abraham B. Kapplin of
Washington. D. C. announces
the engagement Of his daugh-
ter Marilyn Jeanne to DR..
Malcolm L. Meltzer. son Of
Mrs. William Meltzer and the
late Mr.. Meltzer Of Baltimore,
Md. An early spring wedding
is planned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Green
valid announce the engage
ment Of their daughter Mari
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-29
Head hunting raccOOn ..

especially holiday festive with becoming wide
Left right With fhu drap with obi sash holly BueBmd royal
in $500
Debuante Shop Sixth Floor Spring Valley and I Corners
NAH M A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
Hampton Adds
To Staff

HAMPTON. Va.-Seven men,
bers have been added recently
70 the Hampton Institute faculty
nd staff. They are:
Capt. Arthur B. Cummings
Engineer Corps, Asst. Professor
of Military Science and Tactics.
from Chicago; Mr.. Friedrich ]
Gonstedt, Germany, Instructor in
Art; Mr.. Andrew Harris. Wash
ington, ID. c.. A. B. Miner Tea
cheers College, M. A. Catholic
Univ. of America, Instructor in
English; the Rev. James II.
Jones. New York, Executive
Secretary of the campus Stu
dent Christian Assn: Miss VII
Wan Leopold, New York. B. S.
and M. A. from New York Univ.
Fullbright Fellow l950-l95l.
Sub. Asst. Professor of Speech
and Director of Dramatics:
Mrs. Luara p. Brown. Balti-
more, 3. s. Hampton Institute.
Head Resident of Kennedy Hall:
Mrs. Mable Rhodes of Hamp-
ton. Va. A. b. Shtw Univ.
Head Resident OF Davidson
Hall, and Miss Victoria James
r. NJ. part-iime instruc or In
the Nursing Dept.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

TO-DAY the Department OF
Justice is hastily dotting final
lis" and crossing final is on
regulations for administer n G
the new law.
During the long months of
work on the bill. hundreds OF
letters from wonderful Michi-
gan folks, starved for the sight
and sound of children in their
homes. poured into my office.
The mail came from big towns
like Detroit. Lansing and Jack
son, and from the smaller COM
munities of Ravenna, Charleston,
Addison, Mt. Clemens and 9TH
ers. All told a compelling hu-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
The Postal System

BILLION BUSINESS-WITH HORSE AND
BUGGY SYSTEM, PLUS POORLY PAID WORKERS.
EQUALS A HIGH COST POSTAL SYSTEM.
Who is responsible for this condition?
YOUR CONGRESSMAN is the He appropiaes
the money and he is directly responsible for this de-
porabe condition, including poorly paid POSTAL EN-
PLOYEES.
Private Business is moving up production year
cutting the and giving the best they for
dollar. with living wage.
CONGRESS is doing Their best to keep the same old
production We have had for the past seventy in
GLIDING the pay of Your POSTWAR. The DELIVERY
EQUIPMENT is old. you can't identity the model
the make. the machinery for handling the mail assort
ing etc, is in class by itself similar to OK TEAMS
X
Write your CONGRESSMAN; tell him we are living
in modern age. We want MODERN POSTAL SYS-
TEN and BUILDINGS and by all means, LIVING
WAGE FOR THE POSTAL EMPLOYEES
X
We than paying for the best and will
rot except LESS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
long 10 hear a child playing
around and coming to US with
his-or her-froublcs and every
fhinq that goes with parenthood.

AHtf5 AAoA S0~S WA'h f@ASAi-sA~NSs
Isn't it possible in some way
10 allow European homeless and
parentless children to come to
this country for adoption? II
wouldn't even cost the country
money and they could be rails
e1 TO become good American
citizens.
There are many homeless
ones. Please, can't you help US?
If you can't, | don't know where
else 10 turn. If God is willing.
we want so much TO have a
child"
FOR THE Sc EAT
HEARTED Michigan people and
for thousands of others like
them across the nation. happi-
ness is in store. For the tots
to whom the United States has
opened its doors il means the
owe and discipline of parents.
to which every child is entitled.
For America it is a reaffirmation
Of her great humanitarian tradi-
lion. And for those of us who
worked to bring this about, il
is {; source of profound and
moving personal pride.
Best wishes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

time. They're going through all
the mixed emotions Of boys and
girls ever since the first school
bell rang. But when the clamor
dies down and they finally get
all squirmed into their seats.
they're all going to be looking the
same way--toward the teacher.
They'll be looking that way all
year. That teacher will become
more important to them than
their mothers and fathers for q
while. They'll quote the teacher
at the supper table. They'll tell
you everything the teacher did.
A lot Of them will fall In love
with the teacher.
We've got over q million teach
ers In this country and some Of
the time ! wonder how they do
It. Maybe it's those boys and
girls In love with them that
keeps them going. But many
communities act as II the teach
ers didn't exist.
Fortunately. many other COM
munities are doing more and
more 10 show how much they
appreciate their teachers.
know about q local { hamber
Of Commerce that finds places TO
live for Its new teachers. A XII
wants Club does the Same thing
In another town. This IL no small
Item when a new teacher. q
stranger In town. II trying 10
find a nice place to live within
his income.
Two states thet I know Of -
Georgia and Florida - hold q
Teacher-of-the-Year contest.
Every school district In the
states picks out liz best teacher.
then every county. end nnsily
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
Vic Vet Says
}. - Nv CT term insurance

O. - NV CT term insurance
term. Will I have TO take q ply
steal examination 10 renew II
policy is nearing the end OF lis
for another five-year term?
A. - No physical examination
Is required. In fact as long as
your premiums are current ~
he end of the term period. You
neodr'f take envy steps 10 renew
IL fer you suicmsf;csilY.
@. - I have a CT loan. Does
the lender have a right 10
charge me penalty for late
payments?
A. - For envy losn instsilmenfs
paid more than Is dsYs effes lis
dug date. he may odd 2 late
chsrse that does not exceed
four percent Of the amount 81
the inssailment.
~. III liant Pht-eH'~
course under the Korean CT
Bill. will l be using up my en-
titlement on the same basis as
if I were going TO school full
time?
A. - No. If you take part
time CT training. you will use
up your entiflemenf only on .
psrt-fime basis.
@. - am a young man of %
eligible for War Orphans school
ing. Does my mother have TO
file IN application in m. behalf.
or may / file one myself?
A. Since you are over 81.
you may file your own app,i-
cations. For young people ur der
IL. however. their living parent
or guardian must file the cppli-
cafion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
United Nations
Week To
Begin

Wayne State University's Air
Force ROTC color guard will
raise the blue and white banner
OF the United Nations Organize
ton on the University's Memo
rial Hall Monday. Oct. 81, open
ing United Nations Wick on
campus.
Ceremonies will begin at two
than J. Kaufman present the
than J. Kaufman preo,nt the
flag to the University. Flags OF
member-nations Of the world
organization will fly on the Mall
throughout the week.
Highlight of tse week will be
2 concert by Their 45-membe
University of Munster. German
Choir Il 8:l5 pm. Thursday
tOct. 24) in tie large auditorium
of the Detroit Institute of Arts.
Founded IN 1913 by its pre-
sent conductor, Mrs. HERNIA Reu-
tel. the choir gained 4 reputa-
ton for excellence throughout
Europe. A high point for ,he
choir cafe when it was invited 10
sing at The "Accademia di Santa
Cecilia" in Rene. IN honor us
ually given only to professional
groups of long standing.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
Fear No Evil

against every false thing. al
Ill times, and under all cir.
cumstances, stands unshat.
tered. and unbroken against
he spells of portions of
southern thinking, custom
al-ily injected into human So
ciety. Spiritually speaking.
the power and force of the
law. is only a manifestation
of the power of God in human
affairs.
FOR WE WREsTLE NOT
AGAINST FILE SH AND
BLOOD. BUT AGAINST
PRIksciPAliTiEs. AGAINST
POWERS. AGAINST THE
RULERS OF THE DARK
NESS or THIS WORLD.
AGAINST SPIRITUAL VIC
X z D n e SIS IN H1C Il
PLACES" tlbid.l
Supreme Law
Let us thank God. that now
We know, We no longer have
TO wrestle, but stand firmly
for that which is right, be-
cause the law of the land in
this age. has in ii methods of
treating and convicting those
who are offensive, and will
not abide by the Supreme
Courts law of the land.
We must continue free
dom's fight within the law.
The law is searching out,
and penetrating the fleshlY
earnsl thoughts which have
previously been so battling.
THE verify of Mind shows
conclusively how it is that
matter seems to be, but is
not.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
Senator
Potter,
reports
the Latest news from Washington
Of special interest TO Michigan ..

BOYS AND GIRLS orphaned by war soon VIII be ar
irving in the United States from every corner OF the
world Thousands of American parents VIII rush
to take the homeless waits to their hearts yesterday
these children hungry wandering, alien: loday
t.ev are safe warm and loved, citizens OF mag
rifcent land.
NO GREATER personal satisfaction could COM: to
any than the knowledge that he helped
this Last January introduced bill to amend the inn
migration laws lift quotas alien orphans Children
under twelve orphaned by death disappearance OF
parents abandonment deserton, separation or
loss from parents eligible Babies adopted abroad
by our citizens covered, well those with as
surances provided by u. S. residents The amendment
nassed in the closing days of the Congressional session.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

man story Of great love and the
need to share it. Here is one,
received last spring. that inspir-
ed me to keep working on the
bill:
Deer Senator Pofter-We
have been married for ten years
and long 10 have children with
all our hearts. For over three
years we have been .rYing thru
every possible agency TO adopt a
child. boy or girl. from the age
of infancy to four years. We
both work and in our spare
time built our own home. We
love il very much. but we also
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

Divine Science, rising
above physical theories, ex'
elydes matter. resolves things
into thoughts. and replaces
the objects Of material sense
with spiritual ideas" tSeienee
and Health. p. 1917
Our job then, is to continue
in the Word Of God. publish,
and utter the Truth, which
melts away the power OF all
Matched up malpractices OF
deceit, and error.
Stay on Right Side
We ere working on st,e side
Of Truth and Love, when We
learn 10 raise our conscious
ness above hate. preivdics
and malice. We are innoev.
lssing culture and infelii-
qenee into society when we
love God, and regardless OF
how mortsls think, or act, we
put forth the effort TO see
fhe real man. woman, and
child Of our heavenly Fathers
creation.
WHEREFORE TAKE UN.
TO YOU THE WHOLE
ARMOUR OF GOD. THAT
YE MAY BE ABLE TO
WITHSTAND IN The EVIL
GAY. AND HAVING DONE
ALL, TO STAND.
stand therefore. having
your loins girt about with
truth. and having on the
breastplate Of righteousness;
And your feet shod with
the preparation Of the COS
PEI OF PEACE" tEphesians
6:l3-l5)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

one Is chosen out of all the en-
tries. There are local dinners for
the local winners. county din
ners, and then 4 statewide cele-
bration for the top winner. plus
O prize.
A big city ! know about holds
an apple-for-the-teacher dinner.
with the mayor and all the city
fathers turning out to honor the
city's teachers.
In still another town. the PTA
Is working on a program to get
local residents to invite the
teachers home for dinner once
In a while. II you try II. you'll
find out that teachers are human
beings and mighty interesting
ones. too.
We ought 70 pay our good
teachers good salaries. but I
think even they admit that
money isn't the whole thing.
Teachers want to be part Of the
community In which they teach.
They want to feel they're well
come at the local churches and
In the local clubs. They're Just
like everyone else In wanting 10
feel needed. wanted and appre-
ciated.
We need good teachers In this
country. We need TO hold on 20
the good ones, find more like
them. and get rid Of the few
bad ones In the schools. II you'd
like 10 know more about what's
involved In doing that. send for
a free booklet called. How Can
We Get Enough Good Teach
ers?" Just send me your name
and address plus the title Of the
booklet. and I'll send II 70 you.
Write TO Better Schools, 8 East
10th Street. New York 10. New
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

all at once
that first day.
This Sep
TENDER. near
'ly four mil
lion boys and
girls are go
ing to school
for the hrst
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

(Times) Funeral services will bs conducted for
PATRoLMAN CORNELIUS c. FLYNN. 81. in his home :.
FOR the last eight years been assigned TO Recorders Court
dvfy police officer for "a years. dead
at MT. CARMEL MERCY HOSPITAL survived by WIFE,
four sons, and daughter services at ST. Scholastic
Church. ="
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

Times. 9/25)-E. c. -.'..N As a teacher a. tho
Moore School Disss Chapel. Mr.. Erwin had the
respect and affection Of most Of the problem boys sent
school over the last with his helping hand whether
II was food and clothing. spiritual guidance educational
advice. Burial Lincoln Memorial Park"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

lchiesgo Tribune, 7/2l)-"Fnsl rites for e. Cotton
Dsoshsday Jr. A. Of San Diego Cal. language teacher
in the San Miguel Private School for Boys San Diego
leaves widow. daughter. and . son. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

Without ever kicking field
goal in National Football League
play prior to the 1856 season.
Bobby Layne tied Dok Walkers
team record Of II three-pointers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
EDITO RAILS
Your Vote Means Something 10 You

1t will be voting time again. And your vote
something TO you. As result Of voting YOU
justify yourself as good citizen and Justify your poll
tcan in making himself good public officer to whom
you may look justice and lawful protection in NUM-
cipal and national affairs.
Your will help to keep those elected watchful
and alert their public duty of service, throughout
the whole term of their office.
4
Your not only something 10 you. but IT Is
also form of political protective measure for your
neighbor 1t will help 10 take away the ugliness Of
prejudice II will pave your way better understand
ing and better living And will take away portion of
boundaries of limitation individually and collectively
X
1t is your duty to VOTE. When you fail to except
your responsibility as a FIRST CLASS CITIZEN and
VOTE YOU forfeit your RIGHT 10 enjoy first class c5
Zenship; good housing clean streets protection by Of
fcers of ire law; good Jobs and working conditions
II every of ballot al voting time in each
election, YOU will demand and get the respect Of all
elected officers and all the personnel OF CITY,
STATE and FEDERAL OFFICERS.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

DR. CARL l. sToTZ, 40. professor Of Geography
and former American Intelligence agent In ihs Middle
East graduated from Wayne State ", received doc
foraie from Clark U. In Worcester Mass burial Ever
green cemsisry." free Press T7A
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

free Press, T2ll-ERNEST J. koENic. 49, Taylor
Center uhf Funeral Home. Business representative
o. me sAReERS LOCAL $50 died Unexpectedly at Berlin
Heights near Norwaik, O.. while . vacation trip was
veteran Of World War n and member Of the H. p.
MASONIC LODGE surviving are his wife and chill!
dren
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

Times, 925-MRS ANNE BIRD, 81, Crosse Points
Farms Woodlawn Cemetery wife Of Norman |.
Bird, vieePresden Of the National Bank Of Detroit died
in Atlantic City Of brain hemorrhaee. She attending
bankers convention with her husband mother of four
children. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

Mat soss forth end wsspsih. bearing precious ssso
sns'' doubtless again with rejoicing. bringing y"
shsavss with hlm."-Pssims l766.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

News. 53oEcAsTLE J. AVERY. ~, Manager Of Tho
Consumers division of the Better Business Bureau and state
secretary OF Recovery ne. died Of HEART ATTACK IN
his home survived by his wife and two sons ST. Mat
fhews Methodist Church :. burial IN FndIsy. o."
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
FIND FIsHERMENs BODIES IN LAKE"


"osakis, Mimi, 15 tAP)-The body Of one Of pair
of Iowa fishermen who drowned in Lake osakis Monday.
recovered dragging recovered the body Of
CURTIS e. JOHNSON IS. Cowre in IS feet Of water so
feet from where the mems boat to eaPsize
body Of DARWIN L. ANDERSON co. r. Dodge. located
but darkness prevented further operations"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

tTimes) "JERoME sEsToK. n ST. Rita CATHOLIC
Church :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

Premature Deaths Wages Of SIM?
Thinking Suffeestions! An! But
Myths! My, Gods, The One Real
Creation and Universe Permits Not
Even A Cold Nor Wars! Myths!
100%o Harmonious 0mnipresent
Heaven and Eternal Life! The Devil
The M-y-t-h!-AnimaI Magnetism
In Religion, Therapeutics, Education,
Thinking! Politics. Christ Science
Messiah Correction imperative!
The Universe Is 100@o The
Manifestation Of Thought!
1850: Men 81; Women II
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
ACCIDENT INJURIES CLAIM LIVES OF 2"


Mrs Helen chronewiez ~, died in Henry Ford Hos
pta Of injuries received Sept 20 when her struck
by two others after she stop sign Boston Blvd and
Hamilton.
Basil Higgins 10, Of Sandusky O., died in Lakeview
Community Hospital. Lskeview Of injuries received when
truck in which he riding eoIIided with rural
road.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
BETTER SCHOOLS - = AND YOU
National Citizens Council IL
"reAcHeR" IS A PERSON; TOO

Remember what the first day Of school like for you Sud-
your the first time life Maybe
loved It. Or maybe scared to death You wondered
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19
boy KILLED AS ACCIDENT TOLL HITS 100

News. IAN
Charles Upton, S, was killed. about block from
.is homo when he dashed into ths street from behind
a bus and struck BY drum truck. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

the other kids would like you. ]
remember wondering II I was
going TO have to learn to read
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-10-19

cTimes) JEROME sEsroK. n ST. Rita CATHOLIC
Church :"
(Times) Funeral services will bs conducted for
PATRoLMAN CORNELIUS c. FLYNN 81. in his home .
FOR last eight years been assigned TO Recorders Court
duty police officer for "a years, pronounced dead
at MT. CARMEL MERCY HOSPITAL ;. survived by wife.
four sons, and daughter services at ST. Scholastic
Church. :"
FIND FsHERMENs BODIES IN LAKE"
Times, e9
"osakis, Mimi. e/5 tAPl-The body Of one Of pair
Of Iowa fishermen who drowned in Lake osaks Monday.
recovered dragging recovered the body Of
CURTIS e. JOHNSON 49, Cowre in IS feet Of water, $50
feet from where the mems boat was seen to caPsze
body Of DARWIN L. ANDERSON 30. r. Dodge located
but darkness prevented further operations"
boy KILLED AS ACCIDENT TOLL HITS 100"
News. 77D
Charles Upton S. was killed about block from
lis homo when he dashed into shs street from behind
a bus and was struck BY drum truck. :"
ACCIDENT INJURIES CLAIM LIVES OF 2"
Times. 9i21
Mrs Helen Chronewicz, 49, died in Henry Ford Hos
pa Of injuries received Sept 20 when her struck
Hamilton.
Basil Higgins -. Of sandusky, O.. died in L.kevi.w
Community Hospital Lskeview. Of injuries received when
truck in which he riding eoIded with on rural
road. :"
Times. H2s-MRs. ANNE BIRD. "a, Crosse Ponfs
Farms Woodlawn Cemetery . wife Of Norman |.
Bird vee-Presiden Of the National Bank of Detroit died
in Atlantic City Of brain hemorrhage She attending
bankers convention with her husband mother Of four
children. :"
Times. H25)-E. c. -....N, As q teacher at the
Moore School Disss Chapel Mr.. Erwin had the
respect and affection Of most Of the problem boys sent TO
school the last " years with his helping hand whether
food and clothing spiritual guidance or educational
advice. Burial Lincoln Memorial Park"
tchieseo Tribune, z2l)-"Finsl rites for C. Cotton
Dsushsday Jr Al. Of San Diego. Cal language teacher
in the San Miguel Private School for Boys San Diego
leaves widow. a daughter. and son. :. :"
free Press, T2ll-ERNEsT J. KoENic. 49, Taylor
Center Uht Funeral Home. Business representative
OF the BARRIERS LOCAL $50 died unexpectedly Berlin
Heights. near NorwaIk. o. while on vacation trip WI"
veteran OF World War II and member OF the n. p
MASONIC LODGE surviving are his wife and two chill.
dren.
News. 5/3oScASTLE }. AVERY, ~, Manager OF the
division of the Better Business Bureau and state
secretary OF Recovery Inc. died Of HEART ATTACK in
his home survived by his wife and sons ST. Mat
fhew's Methodist Church burial IN FindIsy. o."
Or. CARL L. sToTz, az, . professor Of geography
and former American Intelligence agent In fhs Middle
East graduated from Wayne State ", received . doc
forsfe from Clark u IN Worcester, Mass burial Ever
green cemsfery." free Press, 7/2A
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER
Ne that sosh forth end wsspsih bearing precious sssc
shall doubtless again with rejoicing. bringing n"
shsavss with hlm."-Pssims i766.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19

Ruth Maxey, in Cumberland Sum
day.
Miss Annie Patteson returned to
school at Free Union, in Albemarle
county Monday
Clayton Davidson of Charlottes-
vile, visited friends at RansonS
Sunday.
W. r. Flowers, OF Lynchburg.
spent Monday with his sons, Wal
lace and Cleveland Flowers. Plans
for a fishing trip were cancelled
because of the rainy cold day.
Mrs. T. E. Patteson, after three
months of wheel chair imprison-
ment because of broken hip, went
to Southside Community Hospital
Friday for a check-up and x-ray.
She and her friends are ferventlv
hoping she may be released, and
start walking again.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1957-02-19
FOR RENT


APARTMENT = furnished or I'M
furnished. Small living room and
kitchen. bath, nice size bedroom.
Private driveway, front and back
entrance. ground floor, utilities
furnished. Ideal for single man or
woman, or two working girls. TOO
Third Avenue. Call 262. 2-19-8t
HOUSE - 4 rooms, lights and
water. Possession March /. Fred
Putney. 2-15-2t
RES-brick, 10 rooms, two baths
large yard and garden Suitable
for one or two families Near
Main St. in Farmville. Landon
Atkins, Pealtor, Farmville, Va.
Phone BOOM or 1888. 2-8-tf