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Evening star., 1957-08-18
Dutch Tre0t' Supper
Set September z

A Dutch treat" supper
dance will be held in honor
Of Miss Mary-Stuart Mon
tague Price at the Congress
sional Country Club on Sep
tember z. Mrs. Justin Albert
Griess is chairman Of the
event.
Evening star., 1957-08-18

the ULtImGte IN IUfUrC
pure imported CASHMERE
cOlIared with mGgnif fcent natural
ranch, ceruIean or white MINK
Milium lined August sale priced
Regularly 165OO 12S.OO
collectors feml Our exclusive dreamy soft drift OF
Bernhard Ahmann's pure imported cashmere, topped
tUith mink-G rare buy at august sale price!
Custom Cth sunburSt gOred back and tGpered,
pus-up sleeves Hand tailored and MiIium lined for
three-seGSOn the mink collar is removable.
Seven exquisite color cOmbnGtions-irhite mink
black or nGvy; ceruIeGn mink blue silver
grey; ranch mink beige bamboo or black. Misses
sizes to I8.
Of imported s. Convenient
ovoobls smu deposit will hold your eoo
ARLINGTON BLVD AND LEEsBURc PIKE
SEVEN CORNERS VA, JE. 1890
475o CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
WASHINGTON D. C., EN-. z-e7oo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Iusluliqration Law

In The CLOSING hours Of the Congress year. those
who are wreeking protective immigration
tenn came within hairs breadth Of accomplishing their
lob Of destruction the very last day Of the session. Sem
ssors Arthur Watkins and Everett Orkssn In vnprsee-
denied move appended routine bill series Of amend
nsns which would have demolished the national origins"
quota system and opened the heedgsiss These amendments
were rushed through the Senate without customary hearings
and without committee reports.
In fact these amendments had not even been printed
when they passed and sent 10 the House Of RsPressn
avss-wers ihs wheels had been creased 70 slip them by
in the final rush before adjournment Amendments Of This
invariably ths appropriate committee before
submission the House. In this particular however
amendments sent after the House Judiciary
Committee had held meeting Of the session. As Chair.
man Of ths immigration Subcommittee in the House.
able TO head of adoption Of these amendments only by
persistent efforts clock ticking Of fhs closing
moments Of that body.
These smsndmenfs which have again been introduced
in the present Congress- contain provisions which would
open every valve the Act furnishes for
controlling fhe number and eaber Of aliens gaining adms
shores II the provisions Of these amendments
adopted ihe net result will be III destruction Of
national origins immigration system which gears he ow
Of mmigr for maximum assimilation and for he pre-
servaon of cultural integrity ~ increase Of total
annual immigration from around 10000 to we'll in
Of 1000 and ~ emasevaon Of the chief screening and
security safeguards Of the present law
Moreover. unless the rank and file of patriotic citizens
AT the crossroads Of Amerea-demand Of their Senators
and congressman that they against these weakening
amendments they likely TO be adopted reponse to the
mounting eamor of Ieftst organizations.
The Committee UnAmerean Activities recently dis.
closed that the Communist party has created $50
organizations for the purpose Of bringing grass roots"
pressure the Congress TO destroy the Walter
Act At the convention Of the Communist party
New York City the destruction Of this law Of
two legislative detectives which the thousand
Communist agents in this country ordered
frate during this year.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
SchOI0v.ShiDs
Offered

JOHANNESBURG scho-
loraships for the workshop of
Economic and Resource Use
Education at Florida A and M
University this summer have
been granted for the firth year
by the Afro American Life In
surance Company.
Walter M. Austin, state di-
rector of economic and re-
source-use education and the
workshop, announced that he
had received a check for 500
for the fifth year from the Flo
rida own insurance company
The check was forwarded 10
Mr.. Austin by ]. II Lewis, the
president and chairman of the
board of directors of the Jack
sonville firm.
The workshop is sponsored
by Florida A and M and the
nt-Council on Economic Ed
ucation. This years workshop
will be held from June II to
June 20.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Guard Seeks
Maximum, Camp
Attendance

Michigan National Guards
n'en are training their sights
CT record-breaking 1857
field training attendance. Ma
jor General George c. Moran
The Adjutant General of Mich
igan. announced today.
rc help them hit the tar
GET Gusrdsmen have begun
their annual campaign TO &C.
quaint their employers with
the necessity for adequate
military leave policies.
General Moran has initiated
the campaign by addressing
personal letters 10 secretaries
Of Chambers OF Commerce in
SIS communities supporting
guard units and 10 executives
OF trade associations He has
asked their assistance in adj
vising employers Of 1857 field
training dates and OF the need
for favorable military leave
policies.
Attendance at 1857 field
training may approach the IA
coo mark. Current strength Of
the Michigan National Guard
is 1927 officers and men. A
total OF l2.4i4 officers and
men. or 95.l3 per cent of our
assigned strength. attended Sc
field training.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

3. Provides user charges for
such things as use of Federal
airway facilities that will re-
lievc the general public of hav-
ing to subsidize governmental
services affording special bene-
fits.
4. Require State financial
participation in Federal dis
aster assistance programs.
D. Encourage State and local
groups TO engage in partner
ship with the Federal Govern
ment in major water resources
development.
8. Reject new projects no,
approved by the Board of En-
g'neers for Rivers and Harbors
and not reviewed by all inter
ested parties, including the
affected States; provide where
appropriate for more local
participation in approved pro-
Jects; and withhold AUTHORIZE
ton and construction of all but
urgently needed projects.
4 Enact bills approved bv
the Administration to imple-
ment Hoover Commission re-
Communications, such as the
authorization of appropriation,
on The basis of annual accrued
expenditures and the extension
OF the Reorganization Act of
1919. "
B. Establish procedures tha,
VIII facilitate the return NJ
surplus Federal land and other
property to private, local or
State use.
g. Before adopting unbudeet.
60 programs, project the cos,s
'hey would impose on the Eel
eral budget in years ahead. and
reappraise the necessity for and
rate of implementation Of each
program.
~ Grant the President veto
power over specific items in
appropriations bills. "
AVERILL, near Midlsnd u,as
famed in its day for hue ,o@
to'iways and river drives
Known as Red Keg, its uproar-
lous lumber life has been de
plc,ed IN two of Eugene Thw.
,ne,s novels, The Man from
Red Keg" and the RED Ken
gers The name Red Kes horn s
iirst by a widely patroni,ed
saloon IN the vicinity.
Best wishes.
Charles Z. Potter, United sta,ss
Senator S'"'es
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Senator
Potter
reports
the latest news from Washington
of special interest to Michigan !.

ST. LAWRENCE SEAWAY Development Corpora
ton in Washington reports that the two US locks the
Dwight ID. Eisenhower and the "Grasse" are now
4O9o completed One half of the Long Saut Rapids have
now been dried out by coferdams and curious tourists
are walking the rocks which once the bottom
rapds-one of The important botenecks in the ST. Law
renee Seaway Two pieces of floating equipment have
have been given the names Of prominent from the
Great Lakes tugboat has been named Alexander
Wiley and gaehfter former Michigan representative
George Dondero
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Fear No Ern

old skeleton. false face peer
turned her face to God, and
prayed out of a faithful heart
for deliverance from the
painful menace" during
which time she fell asleep,
and when awakened. she was
completely relieved of tee
severe pain, and soon ate a
light breakfast.
Today she declares this
and many more healings
came with the blessed assur-
ance of being still and know
ing that the power of God
is absolute.
DIVINE LOVE LIBERATES
JESUS SAID UNTO HIM,
THOU SHALT LOVE THE
LORD THY GOD WITH ALL
THY HEART, AND WITH
ALL THY MIND.
This is the first and great
commandment.
"And the second is like
unto it, Thou shalt love thy
neighbor as myself.
ION these two command
ments hang all the law and
the prophets. Matt. 27:37-
40.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
al Loans
IUnrestored

CT loan eligibility is not re
stored automatically when 4;
veteran sells his GI-purchasec
home and obtains a VA reease
from liability to the Govern.
ment on the loan.
Lloyd II. Jameson manpq-
er Of the Veterans Admins
frsiion regional office in De-
troll. said release of the vet
eren from liability does not
affect VAS guaranty of the
loan; therefore. as long as
the gusrsntY is outstanding.
no restoration of CT loan
rights can be extended the
veteran.
Mr.. jameson pointed out tha'
even if the loan is paid in full
thus relieving VA of liabilit,
10 the lender, a veterans en-.
titlement to another CT loar
may be restored only when tn,
property:
/. Was taken by a govern.
ment agency for public use; or
2. Was destroyed by natura
hazard; OF,
3. Was disposed. of for com
pelling reasons such as health
employment transfer, or Other
specified reasons beyond con
troll of the veteran.
In such cases, Mr. Jameson
said, the veteran should appl,
TO VA for restoration of emit.
Element Any VA office will bs
glad TO assist the applicants
he added.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

And at the same time as the
ground breaking ceremonies
for the work around Detroit
in connection with the Seaway
are scheduled for May % at
Amherstburg, Ontario, a French
travel agency is reported to be
already grooming one Of its
ships for a Great Lakes tour as
soon as the Seaway is complet-
ed.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
MEETING in Washington had
a most challenging theme this
year unleashing the creative
energies Of people. In my talk
before the group on April 80
congratulated the national
Chamber on their emphasizing
this theme which is the pat
ter Of free enterprise now and
in the future If we are TO meet
the challenge of msints ininq
he stability of our economy.
And | pointed out that this
creativity must not be limited
to the channels OF invention.
There must be further creativi-
~ in production methods, in
meeting the demands that will
be placed upon us by the grow
ing incidence OF automation in
Industry. in solving the vast pro-
blem of secondary and higher
education arising from our in.
creasing population. There must
be creativity in selling and adj
verStising, in dcvelc ping leisure
inc activities and in all the
professional pursuits. In word
there must be crcativity in bus
mess managment-and 10 the
extent that il is developed. &c
that extent Government must
retreat, as il should, from the
affairs Of business.
BUDGET FEVER. as !. should
continues &c be the principle
item CT concern all over the
country. Here are some of Pre-.
sidenf Eisenhower's long range
budget remedies which are now
under scrutiny by the Congress-
/. Adjust postal rates as soon
as possible TO reduce and event
ually eliminate the postal de-
ficit.
2. Establish interest for Gov.
eminent loan programs that
will induce private funds to
participate in their financing
and at the least require such
rates 10 cover the borrowing
costs Of the Federal Govern
ment
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
ATTEND Detroit Gonfub

Miss E. M. Calhoun and Moses
G. Miles of Florida A and M
University were among the 1000
delegates who attended the con-
vention of the American Per-
sonnel and Guidance Association
here recently.
Miss Calhoun is dean OF
women at Florida A and M Uni
versity, and Mr.. Miles is direc-
tor of student activities.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Plant Lays off $50

Inc ay-oH followed the hating Of production by
wakoo OF he day shift ofher hourly rated workers quit
.ymPany after nine press department employees were
TO another. ~ ' ''p
me company said the waIkovt had siemned from
dispute work production standards
OFFICIALS OF Local Isl Of the United Auto Workers Union
~"'e" represents the Square workers. were no. available
immediately for comment '~'
conduifs. ~o''o's Gnu
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Advise Vets
On Pension

No Veteran pension based
solely on age IS authorized for
veterans OF World War /.
World War II, or the Korean
conflict. Lloyd H Jameson OF
the Detroit Veterans Admins
tration office said today in
answer 10 numerous queries.
However. Mr.. Jameson said.
pensions may be granted vet
Grams of Wcrld War I. World
War II and Korea who are
permanently and totally dis
abled from acknowledgements
ed causes.
Mr.. Jameson pointed out that
such veterans must have been
discharged under other than
d.shonorable conditions after al
least 90 days service. However,
service OF 80 days is not re-
CURED if the veteran was dis
charged for disability incurred
in line of duty.
"Non-service- connected d is
sbiliiY pension 10 e World War
l. World War II. or a Korea vet
cram" Mr.. Jameson emphasized
is payable onY if III veterans
income does not exceed sl.400
without dependents. or $1,000.
il he has dependents"
The monthly pension rate is
S7875 after 10 years or when
S66l5 The rate is increased 10
the permanently and totally
disabled veteran reaches the age
of 65, Mr.. jameson added. ........
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
An Appeal To Women

The Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom to be held in the
Nations Capitol Friday May II, at IL will draw
thousands Of devout pilgrims to worship and find new
strength and courage to continue the crucial struggle that
ell mn NAY have the opportunity and right TO live in human
dignity and in grace toward one another
We call upon of every and creed to support
IN some way this modern day Pilgrimage of spiritual unity
We call upon the women in respective memberships
with special appeal for they have been throughout his
tory beacon light buwark of religious training and
enduring of faith God and his righteous works
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
InterrucioI Confub
Urges Civil Rights

Six hundred delegates and
guests attending an interracial
conference held last week at
Metropolitan Methodist Church
agreed thre can be no peace
under the false doctrine OF
separate but equal rights"
Thurgood Marshall. Of New
York City. chief counsel for
the NAACP spoke on the
program which is designed
TO further racial amiiy in the
Methodist Church. Marshall
stated in part: There will
be no peace in the field of
race relstions. until our coun-
try enjoys the calm and sa-
fiefacticn that comes from
doing right"
Marshall declared there was
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Why Goons?"
Detroit News EDITORIAL. A.2h,

:" re course OF the Senate committee hesrno an .hor
oooes IN Scranton. Pa, Miss Garfield told Of
erect. ppened 70 wall The WALL part Of building being
s'se,ea oy nonunion labor. was pushed down -''
returning TO union headquarters fror, I,-.., 81,
Ivy races COON squad in this enterprise. Mr sr..h.v,
you afraid Of fhe poIies?" OUT ~s's"'
w. no. she gave as his reply This Is union ,oh and
,h,, w %ors Sun commenting on shs remark. saw,
aonosor ~. s'o "e lob with regard TO such snsrehie
s1o' rseksfs problem would BE- solved .r -
Kind =, s '0r Congress 10 do The nssrfsricC vim n.
ings. w" result from these hear
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
more Next Week.
Fear For Safety
tconfinved from Page y

IonfinUed from Page u
What is wrong with the eIdfsshoned idea Of keeping
young children in fenced backyard where they be
watched?
have had small children who lived nowhers near nv
home to the door and ask for candy cookies Some
day they may ring the doorbeIi Of sex maniac and we
will read the details in fhe newspaper the next day.
YOUNG MOTHER
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Senator Mcclellan
Continued from Page u

Pledgng his committee to continue in hsrd-hittinu
drive against erooksdness matter where he found in
MS field Sen Mcclellan voiced the hope that his colleagues
efforts would lead TO effective laws 70 eIesn up The
mess"
Sen Mcclellan spoke the WaIdorfAstoria befor. n.
annual dinner OF the Bureau Of Advertising Of the American
Newspaper Publishers Association whose seveniyrs con-
vention ended earlier in the day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

Bless the Lord, nv SOUL o Lord my God, thou art
very great thou art clothed with honour majesty
Who eovercsf thvseI with light with garment: who
sfrefchesf out the heavens like curtain:
Who Iayeih the beams Of his chambers in the waters:
who maketh the clouds rs charoi who wakeh upon the
wings OF the wind
Who msketh his angels spirits his ministers flaming
hre:"-Psalms I04:i4.
DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, MAY II, 1857
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
ARE Editorial:
PRAYER PILGRIMAGE FOR FREEDt
PROGRESS REPORT

Americas Negro prepares for an exodus 10 freedom
the great day of the Prayer Pilgrimage approaches the
plans become definite and the results more clearly
expressed
In Washington sixty churches are being set up as
as reception that when the buses and cars arrive
in city there viii be way for the Plrims TO get
fast refreshments before the noon time ceremonies.
In New York several auto dealers setting up
pools with their own merchandise They to be per-
sonay responsible for eeng that at least 800 people from
their area are in Washington on the nth Of May
In Chicago the NAACP is making arrangements have
Thousand people in Washington by plane train and auto
Also in hicago about of churches and labor organ
zaticns haze joined in their Pilgrimage efforts
In New York the mammoth Civil Rights Rally to organ
ze slppoH for the Pilgrimage held Friday, May
3rd at pm Speakers Martin Luther King, Adam
CLAYTON Powell Roy Powell Roy Wilkins and South Caro-
lnas Billy Fleming
Chartered planes TO be the fashion for this
ment. although is true that were really running the
CAN'T trans ortaion wisc-trom walking by in New
York 10 planes from Nashville Charlotte Los Angeles and
several points south
In Montgomery. the station wagons used in the historic
boycott Will be used TO transport OF former walkers
10 Washington.
Rosa Parks will be in New York to speak at another
RAILS the 18TH The rally viii be the elimination of
parade heh i'll be called the "pre-mothers Day March
and viii honor the heroic mothers of Montgomery Most
the Nor II this being done by the newly delegated New
York Minister'S Mobilization Committee which is working
OFT o the church Office OF Rev Adam Clayton Powell Abys-
sinan.
The feeling Of freedom is in the and its lovers are
working hasd 10 make mate with reality
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

understand the unreality Of
materialism.
This is a line in which
materialism is producing
great surprise and amaze
ment. Therefore. we must be-
come more and more spirit
ually conscious, lest we for
get. the power of God, is the
only everlasting power.
We need more hope. meek
ness. charity, love. inspired
by devotion 10 God, through
the qeni!eness and goodness
OF Christ Jesus.
A TESTIMONY
|. happened not very long
ago. \ young woman proved
Inc power OF GOu, Wnen
everything else had failed
her: she turned TO God,
intellectually. after the
practitioner told her the
power of God is complete.
One morning when there
seemed to be the so-called
death sweats,' in the belief
of food poisoning and its
symptoms, and even the
seeming appearance of the
ing out of darkness, she
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
RACE FEpC
THE CHRlST-LIKE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"

"cods liberafor OF the Bible. the Christian Science
textbook has the necessary wisdom"
Heaven OUR eternal life, and ALL reality spiritual,
Of course) are found-are dseovered-IN human con-
scousnessl
"lf thou would be bessed Obey Gods Science! and
bless oihers."-by ANDREW =. FRUEHAUF, c. S.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11

no peace during slavery and
there has been no peace under
the false doctrine of separate
but equal rights.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-11
Negro Women Back Prayer Pilgrimage

Amcrcas main organizations of Negro women re-
Gently adopted joint resolution endorsing the Prayer
Pilgrimage for Freedom, the Nav II nationwide civil
rights conclaye in Washington. d c.
The organizations the National Association of Colored
Womens CLUBS whose president is Mrs Harris B. Gaines
and the National Council of Negro Women whose president
is Mrs William + Mason
The resolution signed by the presidents of organza-
Nons said
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-13
NaSi svafovi u 81. GATHERINGS, Ontario

Margareta Rupait j Jimmy
Klobucar.
Stoloravnatelj je bio Mar
ko Krpan iz Hamiltona, koji
je vjesto upravljao S cijelim
svadbenim programom. Svad-
beno veselje Sc odrzalo u St.
George Parish Hall. Vec oko
6 sati poslije podne dvorana
je bila puma naroda, ne sa-
mo liz owe okolice, nego il
udaljenih mjesta, a tako
lijepi broj IL Sjedinjenih Dr.
zava, a tako isto i bliznje
rodbine, kao Kanadijanaca
Nase vrijedne marljive ku-
harice su napunile stolove
s tecnom domacom hranom,
koje je bilo u obilju, kao
svega drugoga. Prize po-
slije vecere orile SUI Sc nase
vesele pjesme.
Zatim je stoloravnatelj, u
ime mladenaca j roditelja po-
zdravio sve goste i zahvalio
i'm sc ma prisustvu. Nakon
toga mladenci su bill obilato
nadareni. LA ovog slijedilo
je jos vece veselje i pies, Ste
je trajalo do odredjenog vre-
mena u dvorani, a nakon to-
ga vecina svatova otisla je
u dom mladenkinih roditelja,
gdje Sc je S veseljem nasta-
vilo do rano u jutro.
Poslije toga mladenci su
sc nastanili u Windsoru, gdje
su oboje prestupili u tamos-
Mi odsjek br. 952 HBZ. zeli-
mo i'm sretni bracni zivot.
j. Ruzic, izviestiteli.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-13

Pucku skolu i tri godine
High School svrsio je u Dun
das, Ont, a sada je zaposlen
u Drug Store kao clerk. Mas
mladi brat je aktivan u swim
sportima i clan je kod Do
fasco Gun Club.
Joe je poznat svima, bio
je jako popularan sa nasim
djevojkama il Clevelanda ma
k u g ackom tournamentu u
Buffalo prosle godine.
u odraslom clanstvu nalazi
oca, majku, sestru Mary
starijeg brata, Matthew. U
Pomladku ostavlja tri mladja
brata, Nick, Billy Eddie.
Otac je rodjen u Bjelovaca
a matt je IL Like, sela Bar
lete, Hrvatska.
Druga je clanica Barbara
Caroline Krkuc, rodjena %.
septembra 1889. god. u Tim
Minis, Ontario. Pocela je nj
zu skolu u Timmins do 1947,
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1957-02-13

kova bolesti- Covjek u odras-'
loj dobi, osobito stariji, mo-
re biti t. Nv. kliconosa. Takav
kliconosa je mace zdrav, ali
on nosi u sebi klice, koje ME
mu ne stete, jcr je takav CO.
vjek otporan protiv klica, ali
koje mogu pod stanovitim u
vjetima izazvati bolest kod
neke druge osobe. Osim toga,
dijete iii odrasli mogu pre-
nositi bolest "a vrijeme t. Nv.
inkubacije. Inkubacija neke
zarazne bolesti je vrijeme cd
ulaska klica u organizam, pa
do pojave prvih znakova bo-
lesti. Prema tome je razum-