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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Artist To Appear
In Festival

ANN ARBOR-Joseph Szigeti.
internationally celebrated con-
cert vioiinist will appear with
the Philadelphia Orchestra in
the third May Festival concert
al The University of Michigan.
The concert is scheduled for $50
pm. Saturday. May 4, in Hill
Auditorium.
Szigeti will play Concerto in
D minor for Violin and Orches-
ira by Tartini during the first
half of the concert. After the
intermission, he will play "Por-
trait No. !, OPP. s. by Bartok
and La Folia' by Corelli.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04


bathroom IS TO panel il in cedar
as shown here. or one Of the other
me woods from the western pine
Besides breathing life and
warmth into tired rooms, this
treatment offers an opportunity
70 build in needed storage spaee.
- you have stepped dripping
from the shower and reached for
. clean towel that wasn't there.
you know how handy il is to have
q supply within reach.
Fortunately. walls paneled in
western pine woods readily az
sept moisture resistant finishes
making them ideal for bathroom
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
ParksWel come
Nlichiganders

Huron Clinton Metropolitan
Parks are in readiness for the
spring and summer season. X.
L. Hallenbeck, director of the
five-county park and parkway
authority, said he expected at
tendance records would be
broken again this year.
Largest of the five public
parks. Kensington Metropolitan
Park. near New Hudson, broke
all records last year with ar
attendance Of over 100000
people.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

the EAAcP's National Advis-
cry Committee for the Fight
Fer Freedom Fund Campaign.
T1.s MAJOR Embarrassing pro-
.e-. c: he D<.roi; Branch Melted
re NAACP = total Of $4,000
.zst .Ssr, and ]. IS the hope OF
ne Dinner Committee that this
ga. all be exceeded in the
fax this year
TIE O<ro., SAACP has led
e.. .t-s- branches OF NAACP
r. ~ -at.c- = membership
80 .--1--s.s.ng- and !; was The
..-s- 5-z-c- = initiate q 500
1---e-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
proximafely as hours of class
room instruction and practical
work on a part time basis dur
ing the school year.

xOofn ino4i aGA4on anu PAoSA<~eA
work on a part time basis dur
ing the school year.
School year will consist OF
three terms. The first and third
terms will be conducted al sue
ceSsive annual field training en-
csmpments al Camp Grayling
Five weekend sessions al the
Lansing Artillery Armory will
make UP the second term Of the
school year.
First class in the new State
Officer Candidate School will
be graduated in 1858.
Candidates successfully COM
pleting the course viii be ap-
pointed in the grade Of second
lieutenant in the Michigan Ma
tional Guard.
Instruction at the Michigan
National Guards State Officer
Candidate School will parallel
that given al the active Army
officer candidate school at the
L. S Army Infantry School, Fort
Benning. Georgia.
Michigan will be one Of about
80 states 10 establish an officer
candidate school this year. All
states are being encouraged by
the National Guard Bureau 10
create such schools.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

The eFstival Youth Chorus,
under the direction of Miss &C.
ncva Nelson. will sing Fletcher's
"Walrus and the Carpenter" al
the same concert.
Directed by assistant conduc-
tor William r. Smith, the orches-
ira will present Overture to la
Scala di Seta' by Rossini and
Concerto in D minor for Violin
and Orchestra" by Tartini.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Huge Market In
Home RemodIinq

Growth OF the e.sh: major
metropolitan areas 2 Michigan
the Bay City. Detroit. Flint,
Grand Rapids. Jackson. Kala-
mazoo Lansing and Saginaw
areas-is stimulating an esti-
mated s766-million home-build-
ing market, most o. i; n repairs
and remodeling. according % :
study by the Tile Council c:
America. Inc.
The Tile Council. trade asso-
citation Of manufacturers who
produce 90 per cent o: domestic
ceramic tile for floors. walls
and counte-tops. discloses tina,
slightly more than half Of the
home building OUTLAWS will 20
toward modernization.
The building breakdown is
as follows: Bay City. sll mil
lion; Detroit. ss73 million:
Flint. $50 million: Grand Rap
ids. S4s million: Jackson. SIS
million; Kalamazoo. $40 mil
lion; Lansing. SCI million;
Saginaw. Sal million.
Michigan home remodeline
will have its heaviest expendi.
lures in painting, plumbing and
room additions. Quality ma,
terialS such as durable ceramic
tile for bathroom surfacing. COD.
per pipes. hardwood and ade.
quate wiring will be in demand
more than ever before.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

Fat-s- Charles Z Ccugh,in.
~ Herr I'd A. Smith.
amos = A-ay. TIE clssslca.
@cc.es;s-- sa1resS of Edward
~ : cess. pi4cr Q. Ire sexual
-.--.o.rg II tie g-.oc a.; CSS
?z-sr - japanese planes
TIE WIZ musical debate OF
Swing vs.. Sentiment with
Paul Douglas as encee: the
t.-s:--cund knockou: OF Max
Schmelins BY ice Louis; Jan
Mas;ryk's special broadcast on
direct transatlantic program
&c YJR. In the war years. he
program will re-brosdcasf the
ming CT World War II. Neville
chanberlain's Declaration OF
Var and Winston Churchill Is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
ROLLER RINK OPENS

Al Metropolitan Beach on
Lake 81. Clair. ~ miles north
east Of Detroit. the outdoor
terrazzo-floored roller skating
rink opened Saturday. April
~. and will continue 10 be
open daily from ! 10 $40 p.
m. and from ? TO 1880 pm.
under the direction of Miss
Vivian Heard wsll-known in
sfruetor.
There is a charge Of 40c 70
sdults and Csc for children un
der u. with Champion skate
furnished. There is an additiona
charge Of 35c for shoe skates.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
Approve Bennett Budget

GREENSBORO y. c. A
bulge. of S6l5.500 for the 1857
SIS academic year was approved
by the executive committee of
the Bennett College board Of
trustees at meeting held in
New York City on Monday.
The figure represents an
increase of S4s.3oo over the
56e.2o0 budget set for 1857.
In past years. the meeting has
been held in Greensboro.
This years meeting was held
in the offices of DR.. Frederick
D. Patterson, board chairman, in
the offices of the Phelps-S Stokes
Fund of which is executive d.
rector. He is also president of
the United Negro College Fund.
A highlight Of the meeting
was the interim report made by
DR.. Villa B. Player. president,
Mrs. Julius w. Cone and DR.. J.
A. Tarpley of this city attended
the sessions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04

~+t~ - - - -se -
Arnive-sa-y p.os-s-ziHs
will be elirsaxei ~ : Commute
radio spectacular entitled IS
Eventful Years &c 5e broad
cas-; $40 70 u Pm. Friday
May 3rd aad -epeatei :; z:3c
P.M Saturday. May I. This
program w:l. p-esez: : radio
panorama .. re events PEI.
scrslities and music 9: ~.
mamie era rem 1922 : 1887 as
introduced hY a ve;ce .e-
sound
II co--s~ WE
35ih A-r.v4-s4 RS -,sz;..-.
Years w- r--ss-- ESgz. !.
Cues; -s7s-- .he vsrse ~
reaG CT Msv / 1922 Ire ..-s.
-.gn, :-e s,-;. = n'e1; Ct ire
az Listers No. rear rs vc.ce
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-05-04
WJR Features Anniversary Programs

WIZ .@l~. res z Week
programn.lr- and TT mol.t
celebrities ard civic .vae~r-
For I ~. week STAR. :
Station Nj. tr.ng listeners
and color II ne exciting 80
hear radio s-Ars d: ne pas.
House ard Jack Harris
yestery~ar ard accounts u
rhrc.i CT o. 49, r. ~. ~ :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-03

Holds IL skirts. Smooth vinyl
tipped pins protect skirts. Folds
for travelling.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Pathetic Theology! Infan6|e!
Heaven o. Cut Off For Eternity

GOO TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY valiant Evangelist Charles Fuller. is fvnefionns
in John Tire Baptist role plus impure. Immature. Oh
preaching not yet sufficiently liberated from the de'
MYTHICAL snsi-chriss Adam and Eve ego and psyehol
ct oil human birfhs!-
tsee PATHETIC THEOLOGY. PsseID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Effects Of Pessimism Feared
British Attitude Worries us"

COD TO ms DETROIT rRlsuNr. '"s' ~rse rFss'
,.s.sss.s- s."s'n being pvt through NE wr.o.rshs
ts n, s.v,,,s love ass.s'i"s Britain and Ia peoples
sssns Sss-snmsI mssnss-,c ~ go.
MESSIAH void ,hsrspsvsses even ,es.,. -.
scss 'sn s.s'ods NY two highest Rsers...s.,sss
-eS''''." sss"s. end Nv inssssr.ss. 80.
,ss. wsrrs Msy Baker Edsy. and Ne ,nd,so.nes
"' sfFeers or pssslMsW pse. M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Now, Consider The II Billion s
Buduet-
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DOLLARS ARE NOT SUBSTANCE!
THE oMNIPoTENcE AND oMNlsciENcE or DIVINE
LOVE. YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ALL-HAR-
MoNIoUs." PROVIDES INExHAusTBLe SUBSTANCE!
GOOD SAMARITAN" BRoTHERLY LOVE or
MAN AND NATIONS PROVIDES INvulNERABIE
SscURlTYl-"llFE MORE ABUNDANTIY'I VIA
SPIRITUAL THOUGHTS AND IDEAS. ANGELS!
UTILIZED. MAKE CHANNELS FOR THE STREAMS
OF LOVE lDvNEl WHERE THEY NAY BROADLY RUN
AND LOVE HAS OVERLOOKING STREAMS TO
FILL THEM EVERY oNEr-c. s. Hymn
tsss NOW CONSIDER THE n, PAGE III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Impure, Misleading, theology

s.. paul AS BY ONE MAN IsocsiledL SIN ENTERED
INTO THE WORLDS. -
so-cAllED WORLD!
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
Az MATTERLess. FLESHlESs. kFALlIelE.
MAJESTIC SPIRIT, MIND, SOUL DIVINE LOVE. YOUR
~EaTHER~oTHER GOD. ALL+1ARIMokious~!
TIE DEVIL CERTAINLY HAD HAND ~ THAT verse;
AND IMPURE TRAkslAToRs WERE HELPLESS
10 PURIFY IT!
HOW MAkY KINDS AND QUALITIES or NAN
AND WORLD CAN EXIST NJ The ONE REAL CREATION
AND UNIVERSE. WHOLLY SPIRITUAL, CHRIST
LIKE s-A-TuRA-T4-N-G ALL SPACE WITH oMkl-
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL lIFE7
THAT ADAM IVAN AND SIN, AND THAT WORLD
ARE MYTHS.
See IMPURE. MISLEADING. Page I'D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
How US. Navy Reforms Tough
Teens!"

lAWLEss ATTITUDE DISAPPEARS UNDER
STRICT DISCIPLINE
GREAT LAKES SETS A REMARKABLE RECORD
BY George Bliss (chiesoo Tribune,
How the navy transforms swless feen-soers ;n,o re-
spectacle members Of society disclosed 70 The Tribune
Yesterday 81 the Great Lakes Naval Training center.
tsse HOW U. NAVY, Pace D
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
NAM Girds To Stop White Collar
Organizing"
NFL-cso Nswsl

GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
management and ownership better awaken "a N. facts
" 'nomposns lite PRESENT AND ErERNAl-sses, wh;eh
49, :. s'esansd IN norchrissian Scientist shers-
Psoe education. culture. science, nor ,ho<s Co.. -
poo" rs''s'oos eripp'ss-shs DEVILS JUDAISM,
tsss NJ A. A. ciRps TO srop. p,r. ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
"Mideast Policy Sees First Fruit


Editor Christian Science Monitor
The Eisenhower Doctrine. embarked upon .
frsvghf with difficulties in fhe Middle East has begun
reap first fruits in at least three Arab lands
ProWssssrn Arabs in Lebanon Syria and Jordan have
taken courage from HE American policy resist open
N the srsvitstion Of much Of the Arab world toward the
tsse MIDEAsT POLICY SEES. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

COO. TO you. ~ " WERE LITERALLY POSSIBLE
FOR JESUS 70 coME AGAIN. ~ TIE FLESH. TIE
MORTAL THOUGHT o. NARY. &c BETTER coME
SOON AND HELP oUT TIE RELATIVELY NporENr
CLERGY. ALL o. THEN1
gsss JESUS VIAL SOON coNE- Psss M
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Death :

Modern Chris<ian Science Crusader
Major Prophet a -our father~Ackhs< Cod. all
haruon;oas- Up Is. Seieoee and Health with Key ::
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddyl wsfh 1919
message and mission. who ~ill-Ay the grace Ct Ced
do a Fruehauf- Martin Luther job IN this aye!!t
And how! Science 4 Health, textbook. = Codrs
Liberator OF The Bibe-
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND The
WRITER Is HIS FRIENDi AND OF HIS PEOPLE
TOOL
Jssss lowed rishk,ess,sss aal hAssd iaiquity'i
The .7skewarn- I've N q fesrs parsdss-"i
~PERsscurED., SAYS CANADIAN CHEF"
POLICY UNAFFECTED
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
PART 6
Evangelist Billy Graham

mo DEFENSE VS.. REDS H-BoMBsI
{. {. WILSON, SEC. OF DEFENSE. SAYS WE HAvEl
J. GOD. AN PROGRESSIVELY REVEALING TO NY
CHOSEN PEOPLE, CHRISTINE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
PERFECT. ETERNAL. oMNPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE. S-A-T-UR-A-Tl-NG ALL
SPACE AND ABSOLUTELY INvuLNERABE TO ANY
DEWliSH. MYTHICAL BELIEFS OF FLESH. WHICH IS
MERELY MORTAL THOUGHT. AND MATTER" IS
MERELY MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT or
THAT sUPPosITiTious DAMkABLE FRAUD, THE
DEVIL ALL or WHICH IS DlscERNBLE AND DEM
oNsTRABlE TO THE PURE IN HEART" PURE
ENOUGH TO BECOME MY CHOSEN PEOPLE CHRIST
LIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
PART
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
classroom Secret Revealed
"'Why Do Like Teaching?

COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIeUNE:
True and pure teaching noble profession especially
With NY incompatible Prophet Messiah Son. the CHILD
LESS Jesus being held Up fhe perfect seseher-
that His precepts be taught NOT REJECTED, in fhs
tsee CLASSROOM SECRETS REVEALED, Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
PART 5
WORD Tommorrow" =

Rev. Herbert Observation-Disclosures
-H-6oMB WIPE HUMAN LIFE OFF FACE or
PLANET!
HUMAN LIFE AND THE SocAlLED PLANETS
ARE MERELY sHADoWY MYTHICAL, MORTAL
THOUGHT coUNTERFEITs AND BuRLESoUEs
or DIVINE DEAS..
THE DEVIL AND HIS WORKS ARE MYTHsl HENCE.
HAVE NO TERROR FOR nay CHOSEN PEOPLE. CHRIST.
LIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
BUT TO HEBREWS. ROWAN CATHOLICS, PROT
EsTANTs AND ALL OF THE OTHER PRISONERS
or THE DEVL!-THE kok-cHRIsTAk SCIENTISTS
THE DEVIL AND HIS WORKS ARE VERY REAL
PHENOMENA or ANOTHER SUPPOSED CREATOR
AND SUBSTANCE, MATTER" THE MYTH!
62s g. C AWAKENING:
THOU ART or PuRER EYES THAN TO BEHOLD
EVIL AND cAksT NOT LOOK UPON INIoUITY'1 80
-Hsbskkvk lila.
tsee WORLD TOMORROW. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
Mr.. Graham Once More
One Out Of Every Ten Suffers From
Mental Illness!

ALL NoN-cHRIsTiAN SCIENTISTS ARE "A BIT
TEcHEp m THE HEADl lsnlesl-MEANINc THIS:
THE HUMAN RACES AND THEIR so-cAlLEp
MATERIAL" WORLD ARE pEVlIsH, FRAUDULENT,
MYTHICAL VISIBLE. MORTAL THOUGHT
coUNTERFEITs AND BuRlEs0UEs or DIVINE IpEAsl
THE DEVILS ANTl-cHRisr ADAM-EvE EGO AND
PSYCHOLOGY or ALL HUMAN BIRTHS IS INHERENTLY
lNsANEi
Vsse MR. GRAHAM ONCE MORE. Peg. III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
FEAR NO EVIL
eGeh Msf Shine
BY B. Elizabeth Ellington

All that God created is divine He created man in His
image and likeness and encompassed him, that Is sur
rounded him in spiritual virtue But man tnougnt ne el
in the flesh And during his squmng around on the ground
in the belief of my clay he did not understand now to
unbind his consciousness to grasp his light OF spiritual peace
All man needed enough humility to ask God TO snow
him the way to the pool of Truth Love- and Spirit
and there wash away the hardened sensuous material
myth of clay matter being merely visible mortal thought
"a MYTH
Jesus came and showed the way And then lifted
10 that He miqht draw all unto Him." This noble
elevation Of spiritual light is continuing in distinguished
exceIIenee for ell of Gods divine creation.
Diyne Science explains the abstract statement that
there one Mind by the following seedent proposition
God or good is real then evil fhe vnIikeness OF God.
Is unreal And evil only be real by giving reality
70 the unreal The children Of God have but Mind How
can GOOD lapse into evil when God the Mind Of
sins7 The standard Of perfection originally God and
man. Has God taken down His standard and has
fslIen7-Scence and Health by Mary Baker Eddy 40
These messages of good tidings revealed weekly
tconinved on Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13

These Notices, Tribune Contribution
INDEPENDENT or c s CHURCH
SEE PAGE FOR MORE RELIGIOUS NOTICES
Christian Science-TV Sun. A. M. $3.50,
Channel Par Excellence!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
GOO TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
Canada's WAGES Of Sin

we SAY, IN An ANSWER ~ A FEW WORDS!
SINCE WHEN DOES AN HONEST CHRISTIAN
COMMIT SUICIDE BECAUSE or BEING AFFLICTED
WITH VARIOUS ACCUSATIONS?
JESUS: YE SHALL eE CALLED BEFORE
AUTHORITIES
do NOT JESUS WARN HIS FOLLOWERS THAT
We SHALL 81 CALLED BEFORE GOVERNORS
COUNSEL oRs KINGS. TO GIVE TESTIMONY
AGAINST THEM FOR MY SAKE FEAR NOT!
Mediate NOT lFEARFULlY. BUT WITH JOY
AND LOVED WHAT fE SHALL SAY. FOR IT WILL
sE GIVEN YOU IN THAT VERY HOUR WHAT Y
SHALL SAY, FOR IT IS NOT We BUT THE HOLY
GHOST THAT SPEAkETHr
lsee w. PRoeERs BLAMED. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-04-13
PART
Temple Baptist Church Pastor.
CD. Hck:
Faith In His Jesus Shed B|ood'!

HOW TIE DEVIL SEEKS TO GET ARouND-To
SUBVERT-Tf<E IMPERATIVE DEMAND AND INcoM-
PARABLE BLESSINGS. TT YE LOVE ME. KEEP
MY COMMANDMENTS!
AND THEN MY WORKS And GREATER SHALL
YE Dol-sse Jchn if:i2-iS
TIE DETL-AkiNAL kAAcNETISM-~A MURpEREI
=. LIAR no TRuTH ~ HlNL~ 40 REALITY
Jchn 1874
HOW TIE DEVIL SEEKS TO uMPurE DIVINITY
AND REALITY TO HUMAN FLESHu
See TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH Psgs M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-11
SUNDAYS BEST READING
Harry S. Truman Writes
On Explosive Middle East

WORLD TROUBLE SPOT-Ths Sunday in the first in
number of articles Mr.. Truman will write for The
Star during 1887 learn what issues are involved in
the dangerous Middle East situation . . authorita-
tive comments on world peace sitting on top of
veritable powder keg.
BEST SELLER AMONG TEENERS-In TEENS cover
story, George Flynn tells you why Seventeenth
Summer" sets record reader demands among teen
ayers. Find out how you cash in a $25 prize
by writing the end to this teen-age love story.
HIGHLIGHTS FOR WOMEN-In the Women's Section
Daisy Cleland brings you a special inaugural calen-
dar of events Betty Beale discusses the White House
social season in her Exclusively Yours" and Isabelle
Shelton interviews an interesting Senator's
wife. See the same section for Carolyn Hagner
Shaws Modern Manners" which lists the social
obligations for members of Congress.
ROYAL PLEA FOR PRIvACY-Prince Rainier III
Monaco's sovereign, tells you about his publicity
plagued life with Princess Grace and pleads for
reutrn to an old-fashioned virtue: Courtesy-Ths
Week Magazine.
THE NATIONS GUEST HOUSE-A steady procession of
the worlds great pass through famed Blair House
You're taken on visit to this historical mansion in
The Star Magazine
LEE AT GETTYSBURG-On Sunday, January 20, ABCs
TV program, Omnibus" will re-eXamne the Battle
of Gettysburg Bernie Harrison gives you the story
behind its production in TeleVue Magazine. Look
for Bob Lees, young Confederate soldier, on Teevues
cover.
Choose The Star on Sunday When You Haze Choice
Phone Sterling $4,000 for Home Delivery
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-11

OF LESSER immediate i'm
preston Starkly simple by
comparisons a solid shaft
standing in a cemetery, a
monument to the memory of
PuShmataha.
If the name weren't enough
to indicate an Indian, the
inscription - taken from a
eulogy by John Randolph of
Roanoke, Va.-would be. 1t
reads:
"PuShmataha was a warrior
OF great distinction. He was
wise in counsel, eloquent in an
extraordinary degree, and on
all occasions and under all
circumstances, the white
mans friend"
But what Indian, Ii lou II
pardon our ignorance?
And what of Prof. Joseph
Henry, whose life began in one
century and ended late in the
next?
Those friends who followed
after him deemed him worthy
enough for a simple memorial
in Washington, a square
granite block Swallowed by
the Washington Monument
when the sun is right.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-11
Slayer Is Given
IS Years to Life
In Store Knifino

Federal Judge Joseph c. Nc
Garraghy today sentenced a man
to serve a prison term of Is
years to life for second degree
murder and then ordered the
sentence to run conSecutively
with other sentences totaling
nine to 80 years for house break
ing and larceny.
The defendant, Clifford N.
Evans. %. Negro. of the 700
block of Sixteenth place, Fair
mont Heights. Md, pleaded
guilty in District Court to the
charges.
The murder victim was Mrs.
Pearl B. j. Oliver. so, Negro.
storekeeper. vino was found last
September in a store in the
500 block of Grant street NE.
with a knife in her back.
Evans was first sentenced
today by Judge McGarraghy to
serve the nine to 80 years for
four housebreakings and thefts
of small amounts of property in
three Of them. One of the house
breakings and thefts took place
at the store. which vas run by
Mrs. Oliver and her husband.
Under the total sentences
Evans would not become eligible
for parole for "a years.
After the crimes last Septem-
Der, Evans was captured in a
store in the 1900 block of Deane
avenue NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-11
The
Rambler
Know Who's Who
Among Statues?
By JACK JONAS

Who was Samuel c. F.
Hahnemann? Or DR.. Samuel
D. Gross? Or Prof. Joseph
Henry? Or Francis D. Millet?
Or Mai. Archibald w. Butt?
Or John Witherspoon? Or.
PuShmataha?
Throw those names out in
a cocktail party conversation
or to a row of quiz show panel
lists and probably all you'd get
would be blank stares.
Yet all of these are honored
with sturdy memorials in this
city of monuments to the great
and the unknown.
The monument to Hahne-
mann, inscribed "Similia, SIM
ilibuS, curentur" - Likes by
likes may be cured"-iS one OF
the more impressive of these
memorials to the unknown
today.
1t depicts a robed figure,
slightly bald, seated in an atti-
tude of contemplation in an
imposing and deliberately
carved and columned niche
in one of the city'S tiny parks.
Thousands pass him by
morning and evening, but
their thoughts are too much
on the traffic snarl around
him to give him a nod.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-11

DR.. Stebbing said that there
is $4,000 in the 1853 District
General Hospital budget request,
which will go to Congress soon,
for a complete study of the hos
pitfalls electrical system.
He said that although the
hospital might fall short of new
standards, it has passed regular
electrical inspections. He said
each time a new machine is
installed. the wiring must be
approved by a District electrical
inspector. But he conceded that
since the hospital buildings were
put up, much more equipment
has been added. causing greater
loads on the wiring.
DR.. Heath. in reporting to the
Commissioners, said the pro-
posed regulations would be pre-
scented after the Health Depart
ment has a chance to discuss
them with hospital administra-
tors. The Commissioners directed
him to ontinue his surveys and
report again in 90 days.
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medicine there for many years,
and Mrs. Richard Stands. wife
of a member of the board of di-
rectorS.
In 1871 a gynecologist, DR.. H,
H. Barker. sat down in his parlor
with five other young doctors to
discuss the need for a place to
treat the poor.
The result was the Central
Dispensary, opened in a building
loaned by the Georgetown Medi-
cal College at Tenth and E
streets NV.
Drugs Donated
Two druggists donated drugs
amounting to Sat. The first
financial contribution was 81.
The District promised $500. but
came through with only $278.
During that historic first year
Sill patients were treated.
A report on the dispensary's
second year shows: 444 listed as
cured, So improved. 81 still under
treatment, 10 sent to hospitals,
81 vaccinated, q who failed to
report and S deaths.
In 1881 the institution became
the Central Dispensary and
Emergency Hospital at 416 Tenth
street NV. the site of a former
Office building of the Washing