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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
Bishop Urges
New Attitude
On Indignation

ATLANTA. June 20 d.
Bishop Arthur j. Moore today
urged the North Georgia Metho-
dist Conference to adopt an
amendment to allow racial in
tegration Of a conference or
Jurisdiction upon q two-thirds
vote Of all concerned.
The bishop spoke shortly be-
fore delegates voted on the
amendment proposed by the 1886
General Conference at Minneap-
oils. and considered one of the
most important items of business
during the week-long confer
ence.
THE adoption Of this amend
ment will help to preserve the
jurisdictional system without
which the Methodist Union could
never have been achieved" he
said in a prepared speech.
Here in our Southland, the
white and colored races must
live side by side." the bishop
said. ''Distrust and rivalry will
disrupt. respect and cooperation
will heal. Moral and spiritual
ENDS are never accomplished by
force, but by the Surer forces Of
friendship and helpfulness."
The bishop pointed out that
the amendment safeguards the
right of regional opinion, or what
is ordinarily called - voluntary
action. 1t makes impossible any
change in the organizational
structure of the Methodist
Church involving race without
the consent and approval of the
annual conferences and juris-
dictions involved"
The constitutional amendment
handed down by the general
conference would. provide a
means for Negro churches and
conferences to be integrated
with white conferences and jul
Irisdictions. It, was approved
232-123 by the South Georgia
Methodist Conference earlier
this month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
remnants-FridGy only
savings on sporiswear

so misses wool skirts in postels
and dark colors. Sizes 10 70
l8 in group. Were 5.o9.
Now -l. 90
so Zephyr weight wool eerdi-
sons by Q well-known nnonu-
focturer. In white. navy. light
blue, pink. mint green and
black. Sizes "a TO 40 in group.
Were 5.99. Now -----3.ss
50 misses end half size dresses
in royon Acetote prints, pare
silk and Doeron and cotton
prints. Were e.eS to 1925.
100 pieces Of eoordineted
spoTtsweor including royon skirts
in sunburst and wolker styles,
misses Orion sweoters in short
sleeve button front cordiaon
ond short sleeve V-neck styles.
Also some sleeveless cotton
blouses. Were 800 ond 500.
Nov 2.9S
T-shirts in solid colors ond
stripes. Smoll, medium end
loree in group. Nov LOO
4 Misses shorts in denim,
chombroy twill ond poplin.
Light blue, black, novy, white,
turquoise and mony other
colors. Sizes 10 to rs in group.
4 Misses wrap skirts in pop
lin ifour-button style). Pink,
red, light blVe, black ond white
in sizes 10 TO l8. Now 100
Down stoin Store. Spotsweor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
INAAcp Asks
Murray Hearing

The National Association fol
the Advancement of Colorec
People today called on the Com
missioners to appoint a special
committee to hear its charges
against Police Chief Robert "
Murray.
Last week, the NAACP de-
manded the custer of CHIEF
Murray and accused him Of
liberation Of brutality. abuse Of
trial board procedure and per.
lsonal race prejudice.
| In a letter signed by District
NAACP President Eugene David
son, the organization urged that
opportunity be given at an early
date to submit substantiatine
evidence at a public hearing be-
fore a committee of distin-
guished and impartial Washing
ton citizens"
The text Of the letter:
"At the direction Of our Execu.
tive Committee ] transmit copies
of a resolution adopted unani,
fnously by it at its meeting o
June 10, 1857.
The resolution includes Ger,
tain charges against the chic
Of police and his administration
We and the public feel that thes,
charges should be heard in detail
and in public by an impartia
committee.
I'VE request at this time tina
opportunity be given at an early
date to submit substantiatinl
'evidence at a public hearing
before a committee of distin
guished and impartial Washing
ton citizens to be selected by you
May we confer on the per
sonnet of such a committee anC
the procedures to be followed
in making our presentation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
District BoIks at Hosty
Park Route Commitment
Rx JAMES G. DEANE

District officials today spoke out strongly against hasty
commitment to newly proposed Archbod Park link
with Maryland's Route 240.
Brig Gen. Thomas Lane. Engineer Commissioner said
he felt quick the National Capital Planning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
X misses and
Women's dresses

100 Deeron, blended Doeron and cot
ron, cotton, Feyon end Acetate dresses
In meny eeloss and styles. Sizes 10 TO
20 and i4Ka 70 24K1.
Down Stairs Store-Women's
and Misses Dresses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
canvas casual shoes
regularly 4.99

100 poirS Of crepe soIed eenves COS
uoIs in red or beige. Sizes 5 10 10.
100 pairs Of nyIon mesh fos in
block, white ond natural. Narrow
SO, medium So. Regularly 400.
Now Ivy
zoo poiy Of dress shoes including
pumps ond strap sondols. Many COL
ors and styles in broken sizes. Reou-
lorly much more. Now 2.99
Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

parkway site but strictly with
out truck traffic, he said. The
Route 240 connection, a part OF
the Federal interstate highway
system, presumably must carry
heavy trucks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
esped Some are soed married. damaged or Otherwise imperfect
remn0nfs-Fnd0y only
mems dress shirts
if perfect 2.9S f.ee,
TO 500

500 famous make SonForixed
bFoodeloth and oxford cloth
shirts with soft slotted, FesuIeF
button down, medium and tesu-
lor fused end spread eoIlor
styles. Solid eolors and foneies
in sizes l4t II.
200 mems neekties including
royon foulords, repp stripes,
ponels and wovens. Were ! 90.
Now ---69e or , for ZOO
IS boxed tie Dor and cuff link
sets in non-tornishoble gold and
silver coIored metols. Were
$50 to $50. Now LOO
plus 1929 Federal tox
$50 poirs Of mems hose includ-
ing nylon stretches, nylon onk-
lets, royon onklets, nyIon longs
and cotton longs. Sizes 10 TO
l3. If perfect ACC and more.
Now } poirs 100
100 poiomes separates OF high
count Sonforized cotton brood
cloth. Were 2.99 O poir. Now,
100 eoeh
Down Stoirs Store,
Mems Furnishings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
remnants-Frid0y only
savings on homeWares

100 stoinIess steel knives. forks,
spoons and dessert spoons.
Were 25c each. Now,
l5e or z for 25e
z65 poekoses OF oil occasion
sift-wrop. 2 sheets t20x3o"1
TO eoch package. Were 25c
each. Now --4 for see
Down Stoirs Store. Homewores,
North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
Junior dresses
, re Ts! '.'' 5'oo~11''o

$50 cotton and Foyon dresses in prints,
checks, solids, ploids in sheoth and
Full siIhouetteI Assorted eolon in
sizes 7 10 IS.
\ zoo specially purchased Orion car
disons in white, pink, rnoze, beige
ond blue. Sizes "a TO 40 Special, .2.99
Down Stoirs Store,
Junior and Teen-Aoe Apparel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
barrel ring chairs
Us 2 for 1870

Round rod homes Of heavy metal COW
cred with l2-ox. duck. Green, tur-
quoise, yellow, red or block.
Down Stoirs Store, Eomewores,
North Building
also Bethesda Budget
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

X summer handbags
special 90
regularly 200 and more
$50 simulated leather and straw
hondboss In pouch. tote, clutch and
bssket style. White and pastel eolOn.
Add 1923 Federal toS.
Down stoirs Store, Hondboos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
X chiIdren's tennis shoes

500 pairs Of boys hish-top tennis
shoes in block and white. Sizes
IA 10 6.
4 800 pairs Of notionolIy advertised
shoes including girls dress shoes and
some plaid soddles. Broken sizes
Regularly 6.e5 to $50. Nov. 4.es
Down Stoirs Store. ChiIdren's Shoes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
jumbo rug runners
s sss s,yS '.'' 2.ss So

lS0-24x60" and 27x7z" rug run
ners in green, turquoise, rose, gold.
blpe. yellow and gray.
2o-sxl2' rug pods. Regularly o95
NOW 7.95
2o-3o-ox. iute rug pods. Regularly
1895. Now - -.Il.95
lS-4o-oz. iute rug pods. Reou-
lorly 1875. Now ---l3.9S
Down Stors Store,
Lonps and Rugs, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
X cotton and nyIon gloves

regularly and If perfect SO
zoo and 800 ]
Double-woven cotton and double
woven nylon gloves in shoHie and
elossie styles. White. posteIs and dark
eolon. Some iuesuloFs included.
Down StoiD Store, Gloves
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
X mems washable
sports shirts
Travel Joy luggage
regularly 1926 ID

800 pieces Of Trsvel Joy matching
luggage in 5 sizes: rirFored train eose.
8" overnight eose, ~" and ~"
weekend eoses and Is" pullman.
Beige. sroy and green.
Add 1929 Federal tox.
Down Stoirs Store,
Luooooe, North Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
X summer ieweIry
regularly Zoe 1so,1.0O
100 W

400 white and postsI necklaces,
bracelets and earrings In toiIored or
fancy styles. Many trimmed with sim
uIoted stones, many sets In group.
Add 1922 Federal toS.
Down stolY Store, Jewelry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

500 first-euelity, fomous-b
blousss in cotton or nyIon. White.
stripes end solid eoloFs in sizes 81
70 50.
Down Stoirs Store, Blouses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
X boys wash Stacks

regularly 2.s9 sks''
240 pairs Of cotton chino wesh sloeks.
SenfoFized and washable, in ton, sroy
end block; sizes 6 10 Is.
4 1900 pairs Of ossorsed hose. in
GLIDING cotton crew. foncies ond rib
hose. Assorted colors in sizes 10
IA. First quality and irreoulots in
cluded. Regularly and il perfect ace
ond soc. Now 3 for ! 90
292 assorted fist-quoIity end irres-
uIor knit shirts including crew neck
ond ooIIor styles. Sizes 6 10 10. Req
ulorIy and il perfect ! so TO 80.
Now LOO
Down Stoirs Store, Boys Wear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20
wool suits
less than V price

80 wool suits. fitted end boxS styles.
in tweeds endv solid eoloFs. Sizes 10
to Is.
40 spring wool suits in assorted styles
ord colors Broken sizes 10 TO g.
Regularly much more. Now 1890
40 spring and summer suits OF light
weight royon in beige, noVy, oouo ond
brown. Broken sizes 10 70 l9. Req
ulorly $500. Now - go
Down Stoirs Store, Coots and Suits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-20

$50 specially purchased white hols In
loee, chanting and straw. Also good
selection in eolon from FesvloT stock.
Down Stoirs Store, Millinery
Evening star., 1957-04-21
KIM Signs Another
'Seu-Air Accord

MIAMI.-An agreement pro-
viding for air-Sea. round-trip
fares in the Caribbean has been
signed by kim Royal Dutch
Airlines and the Eastern Steam
ship Corp.
Such agreements, which en-
able a vacationer to obtain a 10
per cent reduction on the round
trip rate for transport both by
one carrier on his outgoinR
voyage and by the other on h..
return. constitute one of the
most important bases for pack
age tours.
The contract with Eastern
Steamship is the latest of four
air-sea arrangements by which
the Royal Dutch Airlines is pro-
noting travel in the West In
dies. The other agreements now
in force are with Peninsular and
Occidental Steamship Co., Alcoa
Steamship Co.. and Moore Nc
Cormick Lines. Inc.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
WORLDS LONGEST
COVERED BRIDGE

...is a "must" in New Brunswick
just as is moose, caribou and black
bear hunting in Newfoundland.
Bring your golf clubs with you.
Many beautiful courses are right
beside the ocean in some provinces.
Accommodation is up-to-date in
fine motels and hotels, and there's
the luxury Of well-known resorts.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
KESORTS
MIAMI BEACH, FLA.
MOTEL OFFERS
Low MAY RATES

The Miami Beach readers
service bureau trip-tip for this
week is a IS million 10 story
air conditioned ocean front
Miami Beach MOTEL offering
a special low rate of s4O0 per
person daily, for double occu-
pancy effective May /. The mo-
tel features a large private
beach. cabana club and SWIM
ming pool, dancing and enter
tainment nightly in the cock
tail lounge. water show, free
parking, water ski. lesson and
dance lesson. A coffee shop and
dining room are on premises.
For FREE COLOR BRO
CHURE and complete informa-
ton write Washington Star,
Dept. l, Suite 217, 311 Lincoln
Rd., Miami Beach, Florida.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
Festive City to Greet
New Mrs. America

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla
"A new Mrs. America viii be
crowned here on the eve of
Mothers Day before a coast-to-
coast television audience.
AS host to the homemakine
pageant. Fort Lauderdale will
take on a festive mood May /
The current Mrs. America. who
is Mrs. Cleo Maletis, Portland
Greg. is to arrive that day anc
there will be no letup in activ-
tiles from then until May IL.
The pageant will take place
in War Memorial Auditorium
May 8 to IL.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
PICTURESQUE
WORKING OXEN

...are seen in Nova Scotia. Visit
historic sites like Old Martello
Tower New Brunswick) dating
from the war Of 1912. Drive the
scenic highways Of Cape Breton
(Nova Scotia), region rich in
Scottish customs. And you'll go
fishing, swimming and hunting.
Try Switchboard or lawn-bowling.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

sign up for a Christmas cruise.
Late last month, Furness Line
Opened the books for a year-end
holiday sailing into the Carib-
bean. Departure OF the Queen
Iof Bermuda from New Fork is
December 20. Christmas will be
celebrated at sea between San
Juan, Puerto Rico, and Curacao:
New Years eve en- route between
Haiti and Nassau.
Evening star., 1957-04-21


the popularity of our colorful
"last frontier" the chance OF
individual bookings to Alaska
fade quickly as spring advances
The first sailings don't Occur
until late May. Persons joining
conducted tours offered by the
leading travel agencies have per-
haps the best chance to swing
aboard.
However they book, only
about 5000 of the vast vacation
ing army will be able to expert
ence the delights of sailing the
placid Inside Passage, with lanc
always in sight. Canadian Ma
tional's Prince George and
Canadian Pacific's Princess
Louise will make a total of &c
trips between May 20 and mid
September. The neat little liner
Evening star., 1957-04-21
RESORTS
MACS HEAD N c,
NEWFOUNDLAND

country that's fascinatingly foreign, yet
pleasantly friendly. In one place, you'll
bask on red sand ocean beaches! In an
other, you'll see waterfall that runs up
hill! In another, you'll fish for giant tuna!
Always something different in the Atlantic
Provinces and no passports are needed.
Evening star., 1957-04-21
BUILDINGS" THAT
CLING TO CLIFFS

...villagers' fimsy fish stages are
a feature of the rugged Newfound-
land coast. Prince Edward Island
offers you 100 miles Of beaches,
exciting sulky horse racing, and a
quiet, pastoral charm all its own.
Get your camera ready, too, for
magnificent highway scenery in
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.
Evening star., 1957-04-21

Coquitlam also will be making
the runs.
Other Cruises
Other cruise offerings will take
vacationers into the Great Lakes,
the st. Lawrence, the West In
dies. to Bermuda and Hawaii. In
past seasons. the Great Lakes
passenger steamers North Amer
ican and South American have
been so popular as to exhaust
space for preferred dates rather
early. About $4,000 can be ac-
commodated during the season.
Featured this year. among other
sailings. are four 2.200-mile,
week long trips.
Canadian Pacific also will
operate two ships between Port
McNicoll and Fort william, On
tario. These are 21a-day voy-
ages.
Arrival of summer also brings
Saguenay River cruises back in
to the picture. with stops at
Quebec and Montreal, Mont
gomery Falls and st. Anne de
Beaupre. These trips into Cam
ada's popular ford region can be
combined with long stopovers at
two of the Dominion's luxury
hotels. the Manor Richelieu at
Murray Bay and the TadousSac
Hotel at Tadoussac.
Bermuda Combination
One of the featured summer
cruises in the past has beer
Furness Lines combination OF
the Saguenay with a southwark
sailing to Bermuda. The lines
Ocean Monarch will make the
trip in July. sailing on the 20tt
from New York.
/ Among Furness Lines offer.
lngS this summer will be IL SIX
day ''liv-aboard" voyages tc
Bermuda. Under this plan. the
Ocean Monarch will serve as the
vacationers' hotel while docked
The Monarch also is scheduled
Evening star., 1957-04-21

There's different vacation variety in
CANADA'S ATLANTIC PROVINCES
NEwFouND1
NORFOLK, VA.

There's lot Of new vacation variety for
you in one easy-to-get-to area - Canada's
interesting Atlantic Provinces, comprising
colourful Nova Scotia, scenic New Bruns-
wick, pastoral Prince Edward Island and
rugged Newfoundland. Come by car, train,
bus, plane or ship, and roam through
Evening star., 1957-04-21
lRAVEL

for two late summer triangle
cruises. touching both Bermuda
and Nassau on eight-day voy-
ages. Sailings are August z
and IL.
Now Tax Free
This year brings the first full
summer of Caribbean travel en-
tirely free of the United States
transportation tax that used tc
add 10 per cent to the cost OF
trips into the area. Removal
of this Federal bite sets the stage
psychologically for a heavy de-
mand for ship space.
Another price-reducing factor
has entered the Caribbean pic
ture. Effective today, Grace
Line introduced lower off-season
fares to south Americas north
ern coast ports. The lines
Santa ships sail from New York
every Friday. and in IL days OF
cruising touch at Aruba, Meth
erlands West Indies; LaGuaira
Venezuela; Curacao, N. w. /.
and Cartagena. Colombia.
New on the route Of the
Santas is Aruba, where a resort
hotel. the Basi Ruti, recently
opened. 1t is located on one OF
the Caribbean's longest and
finest beaches.
The choice of ships from New
York into the sunny seas in
cludes those of Panama, Incres-
Nassau and the Alcoa lines
Other cruises originate in Miami
and New Orleans.
Latest of the Caribbean cruises
to be announced is that OF
lCunard's Caronia, which is
scheduled for two sailings from
New York in September. Mean
while. the Caronia will be sail
ing on a North Cape cruise
across the Atlantic, with ia
ports in 80 days. The Bergens-
ford also is to include the North
Cape on 4l-day junket.
Maiden Voyage
/ Novelty in the cruise field Is
the May % sailing of the Matsor
Lines new Matsonia. On its
maiden voyage from New York
to enter Pacific service, the Mat
sonia vii, touch West Indies
ports. go through the Panama
Canal and sail up to los An
geleS for a June II arrival
She will be needed in the Pa
cific. according to line officials,
who expect to carry between
$4,000 and 10000 to Hawaii this
summer. The lines Lurline will
alternate in the sailings.
Other thousands will explore
the Pacific aboard the Mariposa
and the Monterey. Leaving San
Francisco about once a month,
these two liners are scheduled
for 42-day cruises to such fas-
cinating places as Tahiti, FIJI.
Samoa. New Zealand and Aus
tralia. American President Lines
will operate eight 42-day cruise
like voyages to the Orient.
| AS to timing reservations for
cruises. 1t is not too early to
Evening star., 1957-04-21
THE TRAVELLERS NOTEBOOK
Its Time to Shop
For Summer Cruises
BY JACQUES FUTRELLE, Jr.
The Stars Travel Editor

Those anmnded vacaoners who not going to Europe
this would profit by looking cruise ship offerings
Of the choice pretty much wide But cruise
bookings have Tightening suddenly and this partc
ularlv true Of sailngs to Alaska
a limited space the short season and
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
Pope Urges
Modern Society
Penetration

VATICAN CITY - NC)-Pen-
etration and conquest Of modern
society for God has been urged
by His Holiness Pope Plus XII.
The Pontiff made the point as
he addressed 400 members of the
Second General Congress on
States of Perfection in the Mod
ern Worl.
Led by His Eminence Valerie
Cardinal Valeri, Project of the
Sacred Congregation for the At
fairs of Religious, the delegates
included representatives of con-
ferences and superior committees
of states of perfection from all
over the world.
AT the start of the congress del
egates paid tribute to Cardinal
Valeri, who will celebrate the
50th anniversary of his ordina-
ton to the priesthood on Dec. 81.
Messages of tribute were ad,
dressed to the Cardinal in six
languages-Italian, English, Lat
in, French, German and Spanish.
Cardinal Valeri responded in six
languages, thanking the delegates
and inviting them to thank God
with him for having allowed him
to celebrate the event.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20

begun to pay off. There have
been a string of convictions un-
der city and state anti-smut laws
in the past year.
Mr.. Heating is a member of st.
Clare's parish in nearby College
Hill. He credits a retreat in 1858
at the Jesuit retreat house in Mil
ford, Ohio, with giving the first
impetus to his group.
Father Nicholas n. Celin, S.
j., then director Of the retreat
house. challenged Mr.. ksstins
to do something about the flood
Of indecent publications. The
Cincinnati lawyer spent the fol.
lowing year "ivst finding out
how difficult II IS to prove OBJ
seenify."
Then he gathered together sew
eral men and they worked out a
plan Of speaking to church and
community organizations on the
menace of pornography.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20
Marian Experts
To Convene AT
DAYTON Jan. "a

DAYTON, O. "The Mutual
Relationship Between Mary and
the Church" will be the theme
of the ninth annual convention
of the Neurological Society of
America to be held here Jan.
2 and 3.
A number of Marian experts
are on the program. These in.
clude: Father John F. Sweeney,
ST., of Woodstock, Md; Father
Joseph Montalverne, O.F.M., st.
Bonaventure, N.Y.; Father Fran.
els L. B. Cunningham, O.P., Du.
buque, Iowa; Father Bernard J.
LeFrois, S.V.D., Vigan, PhilI-
pines; and Father Philip j. Don.
nelly, Sd. Weston Mass.
Conferees will be welcomed to
the meeting by the Most Rev.
Karl j. Alter, Archbishop of Gin.
cinnati, under whose auspices the
convention will be held.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1957-12-20

With hope and trust, we welcome
him as a fellow journalist, proven
administrator and devout shep-
herd of souls"
And fhe Ohio State JoyrnsI
said: From . brilliant and USE
fvl career in his native arch
diocese Of Cincinnati -. eish-
op issenmsnn comes to . COM
mvnify.wide welcome"
1.-THE welcome the new bishop
will receive in Ohio's capital city,
the residence of the bishop of
the Diocese, will be warm and
sincere on the part of all who
have the spiritual welfare of the
community at heart"
No date has been set for the
installation of the new Ordinary,
who will be the chief shepherd
of the largest areawise Diocese
in Ohio. (See map, left.)