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Evening star., 1957-04-21
BY SENATOR RICHARD L.
NEUBERGER

With one of Americas most ia
nous female radiologists at my
side. I looked through the slit-like
glass window which had been
niched in the concrete walls 30
inches thick. Beneath a great
cone-shaped apparatus, a woman
lay on a table.
The room was darkened. The
tiny point Of the equipment seemed
to pick out her chest and throat.
She was receiving radiation treat
ment from a cobalt bomb" for
deep-seated cancer.
Would she survive?
AS stood outside the vault Of
concrete and lead where the rays
from a tiny cylinder Of plutonium
were working their mission. won-
dered why the richest Nation on
earth was not investing more Of its
effort. resources. and wealth to-
ward the possible liberation of
mankind from cancer. Surely few
battle fronts could be more crucial.
Cancer is a threat which hangs
over us all from the baSsinet to the
tomb; yet We spend far less at
tempting to solve 1t than We do. for
example, on the fittings for one
aircraft carrier of the Forrestal
class.
Coils for crosh Proerom
What America needs today is a
crash program Of medical research.
1t should be a program propor-
tionate to the $40 billion which we
seem able to spend annually on
weapons of war. What war, after
all. can compare with that against
cancer. heart disease. mental dis
turbances and other sinister ma
ladies wracking mankind?
Yet we in the Congress. as well as
the public at large. still think in
pygmy terms with respect to COM
bat against disease. Unhesitatingly,
We will spend billions for tanks or
battleships or bombing planes. BY
contrast we are stingy with mere
millions when sickness Is the enemy.
rather than a foreign foe.
In 1854 we spent $63, ,9e0. 900 on
the inter American highway and
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Methodist Activity

Services for January 6, in the
Methodist churches are: Selbys-
port, 945 a. m; Friendsville, IL
a. m, and Sang Run, 1880 p. m.
The WSCS will meet Monday
evening, January 7, in the church.
Mrs. c. w. Schroyer, president,
will preside. Mrs. Amos Friend
will have the topic for discussion.
Special music will be presented by
Nancy Miller and Diane Sines.
Circle | will serve.
Mrs. Orval Rush entertained
members of Circle | of WSCS at
her home Friday evening.
Mrs Ross Selby, leader, had the
business; Mrs. Ernest Friend had
the devotions Christmas gifts were
exchanged The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs c. W.
Schroyer
The Brotherhood will meet on
Tuesday evening, January 8, in the
local church with the WSCS serv-
ing the dinner.
Lutheran Activity
Glenn Shackleford, student at
Gettysburg Seminary, delivered
the sermon on Sunday evening,
December 30, at Grace Lutheran
church.
Services will be held Sunday,
January 6, at II a. M. with Pastor
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E.ieuGESUiLEe Notes

Carlson in charge. Sunday School
at 10 a. IN.
Wedding Takes Place
Mrs. Thomas A. DeVine, Bear
Greek road, announces the mar
riage of her granddaughter, Irma
Lorraine Devine, to Dale ROaher,
Saturday, December 20, in St.
Paul's Catholic church, North Can
ton, O.
The bride was attired in a white
chiffon ballerina length gown and
carried a spray of pink roses.
Miss Alfredo Roaher, sister of
the groom, served as bridesmaid
and wore a ballerina length gown
of powder blue taffeta and car
ried a corsage of pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Devine was attired in a
street length gown of turquoise
and silver lace, with black access
series and a white nylon stole and
wore corsage of white carana-
tons.
Mrs. Roaher was attired in a
street length gown of navy blue
lace, pink accessories and wore a
corsage of pink carnations.
A reception was held in the So
cial room of the church.
Birthday Party Held.
Mrs. Eugene Sines entertained
at party on Saturday afternoon
honoring her daughter, Sues 10th
birthday, at their home here.
Guests were Tommy, Mike, Roger,
Gene and Norma Sines; Patty and
Allen Metheny, the honOree and
her sisters. Judy and Dotty.
Brief Mention
A son was born on Christmas
Day to Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Tai
bolt, at the hospital at Uniontown,
Pa Mrs. Talbot was formerly
Miss Rose Henniegh, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Henniegh,
Friendsville
Byard Liston was a Christmas
dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. L.
L. Friend and son. Jack
A son was born Friday evening,
December % to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Metheny at their home
here.
Christmas night visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde VanSickle were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Savage. of
Markleysburg; Mr. and Mrs. X. F.
Savage and Beverly
Miss Janet Fike returned to Day
ton, o., on Wednesday evening af-
ter a weeks visit here with her par
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs. John Bishoff and
daughters, Hoyes, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Okey
Hoff and daughter, Marlene. They
all visited Gabriel Hoff at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-03

Friend, Sand Spring, in the after
noon Miss Marlene accompanied
the Bishoffs home and visited until
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. A. F. Neil spent Friday eve
ming with Mrs. Henrietta Lininger.
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parents and relatives in Oklahoma.
Lutheran Aid Meets
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will
meet on Thursday evening, Janu-
airy 10, at the home of Mrs. Floyd
Frantz, Jr., at Blooming Rose.
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Warren Thomas and family, and
Mrs. Margaret Rush and daughter
Carole, we're Thursday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Friend and
daughters and Mrs Asa B. Friend,
at Hoyes, and with Mr.. and Mrs.
Glen Fratz and family, at Acct
dent.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Wright and
daughter Elsie, spent several days
in SWeetWater Texas, with their
son, Lambert Wright A/3c Wright
returned to his home here with
them for a few days.
Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Schlosnagle during the past
week were Howard Schlosnagle
and daughter Dorothy, Accident;
Clark Schlosnagle, Hoyes; Mrs.
Mabel Graves, Single House, Pa;
Mrs. Donald Groves and son, of
Philadelphia, Pa; Clark Wicklow
Terra Alta, w. va; Mrs. Roy
Broadwater and son, of Accident,
and Miss Jane Girard
Lieut.. and Mrs Clinton Shaffer
and children, of townsville. Pa,
spent week here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Rush, and
with her sister and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Selby and at Oakland
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Shaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter HENDERSON,
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Sellers and
children, and Mrs. Sophie Friend
were Christmas dinner guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Ray Friend.
MIR. and Mrs Charles Thomas
and sons, Cleveland, O., spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Barnes
Christmas dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. o. G.. Rush were Lieut..
and Mrs. Shaffer and children, of
townsville, Pa; Alfred Kahlbaugh,
of RosemOnd. Pa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Selby and son.
Mrs. Walter HENDERSON, Mrs.
Carlton Sellers and children were
Thursday dinner guests of Mrs.
Laura Fike and daughter, Jose
phine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schroyer
returned home after a weeks visit
with relatives in Cleveland.
Joyce and Eddie HENDERSON.
Oakland, were weekend guests of
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter HENDERSON. Mr.. and Mrs
Doyle Mccullough were Monday
evening guests of the Humbersons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Rush and
son, of near Markleysburg, Pa;
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Spiker and
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Rush
and son we're Christmas dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert
Friend and daughters and Mrs. Asa
B. Friend.
SIC Robert Barnes returned to
Fort McNair, Washington. D. c.,
after an eleven-day visit here with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Barnes.
Miss Norma Lee Klaburncr
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kla-
burner, of Baltimore, and Sgt
Johnny Watts. of Baltimore, were
married in December in a Balti-
more church. Miss Klaburner is a
granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Barnes, FriendsvilIe. Mrs.
Klaburner was formerly Miss Clara
Barnes.
Mrs. Okey Hoff spent New Years
day with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaac Frazee, Markleysburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack d. McCul-
Tough and children, George and
Rosanne, spent the Christmas holt
days with his mother, Mrs. B.
Pearl Mccullough. The family were
flown from Germany where McCul-
Tough was stationed as communi-
cations and electronics officer with
the U. S. air force for the past two
years. While in this vicinity the
family visited relatives in Cumber-
land, UniOntown and Pittsburgh.
They are now visiting the wife's
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-03

Americans bought a record of
S1,350,O00,O0O worth of toys this
year.
Atomic Energy commission re-
ported it is spending as much an
nually for plant and laboratory
operation as was spent for inven-
ton of first atomic bomb ten years
ago. Annual cost is two billion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

1ae.leei p-bedream and den brick
ssenhltg Y ens rails Church losa,
ksssS;hss't ' ss assu dlninS r rml
fully eQnipDed kitchen; laFgs
screened porch, .det. aarage. Load,
Of exlrnsl IN immaculate condi.
ten Huge level lot. Call Thu
1AknX GO, Rsaltor' "a. s-eSeS
u 2oWkaING TREks-Many
go 90, 20. tan surround this
elQnnllg e6.ft... 3-bedrm., s-bath,
eenter-hAll brick rambler, 'FRONT.'
to-hAck Twins rm. with brick
Arenlaee wall. spacious dining rm,,
with huill-ins; rec. rm. with pie
ture windows In daylight bsmt.,
gafaee, patio; l50xi0s estate
fenced level lot: 20 min. 70 Pen
tafon We Lereem lane under
CO.. NC 2t00 n. olsbs I'd. IA,
) BEDROOMS, 3 BATHS; new Gus.
tom. built brk. gamblers fun CEN
ter-han, sep. din, rna,, Dc luxe
cleo, kit. rec. rm. in daylight
hsmt, kaEaee. SaxlzS level tree
s. sf asa i cSoMa9s, = mn g c 70 pNS 8
2Ia6 N. oie6s rda IA. b-O707.
WALK MO LUXURY = Lavishls
decorated custom. 6Ialt brick ram
bier: eentef-hall plan, Two enor'
Nous Twins rooms. : hreplaees
state-siyed dining room, BED.
ROOMS. ; nATHS. basement. "a.
RAGE; completely private rear.
porch overlo0ks wooded a. acri
SioplnH down to gently noWinf
: WHO CAN AFFORD THE VERY
RkSLI' sais9Y; sSR eII IA ''Y fNe
ossn to cisos ton Lee h"s1
ONE nGApIiFUL ACRE is the set
ting Tor this house Of many extras
You name tit has u, BED
styied, tremendous rooms thFough
out Wonderful view from thi
banquat-siasd reverse plan" din
ing room; unique floof-to-eeilinl
nreulnce arranHemsnA. huge ''wori
ease" kitchen, Bic basement. con
Hsn'iEeidN Rgll..lna asss 6oss c r9Fk "a a
5.90eQ. REAL RsfATH SERVICE
opsI S-t o o'eos ION Lee hss'
1919 cOLUMl1A PIKE can Be you
new addraal for $4,000 down. full.
air-eond... 9-6edfm.. den Tamble
On .tree-shaeed u acre With de
tAehea sarass. No asents. CT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
B0ATS

CRUIS-ALONG. 2a-ft.. with cabin.
Gray motor, purchased late IS.
used only SIS hrs about 81 500
on purchase price; ia S-3627
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
MONEY TO LOAN

YOU CAN RAISE MONEY on we'll
kept property with some equity
NO. 7-56S7 or IA. e-52SO ewes.
AUTO LOANS cars or trucks. in Is
miputeS. whether it's paid for or
NOT HERSON'S sth ana o NV.
DE. 2-4700.
MORTGAGE LOANS, $4,000 $50. :
0OO-Group your debts. lower your
payments refinance your property
and improvements quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate.
farms. etc. Only in the state Of
Maryland, Call Mr.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore Nd, day or night: suns.
and holidays at Saratoga 7-4O47
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
COUNTRY PRoPERTY
HOUSES WANTED 70 HUY

INVESTOR looking for homes "a
wan pay sll easS. 81. s.Ooes. ~.
M0DGnN. clean. 2 o. B Bedroom
home q &c. o. peaFby n 0eerseI
cox. sT. s.7S6s' 10 s-slS6
bSu n fAxs ALI cAsA q. yeg y
WH. 6-eb7e. NJ. $500
ALI CASH ABOVE your present
loan. 2a-hr. settlement. Max
Miller. II. s-2f00: evss.. IA.
RELIAbLE INvKsfMENf co. VIII
pay ell cash for houses. any eond. ;
free appEnllals. TU, 2-70O0.
HI0MReT CASH above OIL loan:
bsvsIp, IA. s s:sssi.iD S Va. s-S sEss.
AL CASH At ONCE
;. M MffEO 1pFRR scShinH a. 100 1EEATs
MAKpIAIS ACTION
u okISkSTALb' "a. S:s7ss
GFOPi eTOPs efOPi Before you
sell call Mr.. Adams. Can sell for
os4,h %. your evn terms.
Ss IS sasa hosA no. 5000; ewes,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
BUSIMESS PROP. ron SAFE.

HOUSE AND LOT, mr.. Falrfax
cS%SnmssreiSSi cRssssht S.iSss'
KENILWonIM AVE. M, near
hrk, at0re or ahnp, incl. aide lot
with public alley IN rear. Lot u
bO.sxli2 a.. Central location for
trade with nearby Nd. and Nh.
section Of city with hieh-spoed
roadway 10 downtown Priced 81
4l0,nb0 on terms, WOODWARD
A MORRIS, REALTORS, 72a Goth
At. nv. RE-. 7-0h6b.
SILVER sPRING-Choiee comnier-
clel location on Fenton Ell mod
ern brick house, ID we'll suited
for once use. HoLMEAD, RealtoF,
JU. V-02OO.
WISCONSIN AVE-. m. sEARs-
Pine comml. property fronting 80
H.. on streets; Broom hone.
INEz cU9HARD, Realtor, M. e
f232, Oh. 2-bs01,
$4,000 &c. N. COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY
2n7-ft, frontage on Lee highwny
Ramp Washington, near Fairfax;
s-bedrm, house and 2-etory, 20x2d
bulldine AZ rear OF property.
Priced under soc per n, II. for
quick sale. Call OWNER At BR
NsCOHMs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10

PROFESSIONAL OFFICE on ioth
a. az Park I'd. NV. central To-
cation ready for occupancy. DE-
2-5sSa OF kM. 2-40e6'
MEDICAL cEN1ER, downtown
Omees By singles and suites, all
Afr conditioned IN most cOnven-
lent location. RIDDELL REALTY
Co, l7lH Eye 81. nv, DI. 7-7eOO.
OFFICE SPACE in mod. air-cond.
bldg. ample parkinn, 2 oinees.
500 "a. q. WI subdivlde To- suit
tenant. l0313 Kensington pkvy..
. N:s.'H W. s-s ns 10 '-SO.o'
ONE TO TIN connected onicsS for
rent, air-eond steam heated;
ueoreia ave. SILVER sprinE. ~
BETHESDA, / biz. from Wis
Newly furn. home. completely
equip. for dentist for practice and
s rssIosns 81. slsS suit. for physi-
MEDICAL OFFICES. on Lses6uFS
pike. between Baileys Cross Roads
b. and Corners. Va. New ofhces
In culmore shoppinu center: last
set gIowinE METROPOLITAN. Area:
s svss'. n. s s.aess. or 'A' 'icoSO'
VICINITY Of Conn. ave: avail.
able tmmediately. APPROX. $50
sS,.. ~ Of , Sines , sIaes' in y mod.
eludss al once serv. Far further
INsoN, TX. 3-S670,
CAPITOL Millions rm.. ground
d., S66; small rm., Sfd a., S5S.
Cor Indp, ave. at 3rd SO. kH,
KNTInR fsf FLOOR, 1000 90. 1t. :
Georgia ave- silver epIipg; low
f.7sso; esssa OF. s.sstc. y
SILVER SPRING, on main street,
ist or I'd fT. lecation--VOry reA-
sonable, with -plenty. Of space for
your needs. Mr.. Thompson. JU.
z. iAs sssFIRSEsS "a Real 2 Est.ts
SILVER sPRIN0-woodmoor shop
Ctr, singles, s06 and SO: double,
MAO. wheaton. new Air-cqnd
bldg, ranIinG from s6b 10 $500:
stores and WAREHOUSE space also
S 'IU' ss.s9l,'oo CHESTER KELLER
ARLINGTON NORTH, Lee hwy. and
Lorcom lane. lerae air-cOn-
ditioned once. Slb includes gu
THOMPSON, "a. s.sigi,
DOCTORS SUITE
on ground moor Of apartment bids
Gardens area and surrounded BY
1000 family dwelling units. \ rms
and bath. designed for practicine
phyalclan: Si2b. mo. Phone Lu
l.diOO,
1929 VERMONT AVE. NV.
|sEESEE 9SEISE I;sls.-----'4s
|sUEE In. sSSSS MeEs nm iIs
sead. oiAsei in slsv, Sits., with all
llss Hs re V.nTHSq Am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
M0Usas 66R tAl1-VA.
NO CT?

You need not be q OIL to
buy a home on the very
best terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
ARTISTIC

Entering Q luxuriously arFanGed
recreation lounge with huge are
place. powder room with full bath
h '.is t;, ; JIst a lev steps up
living room with fireplace. The
kitchen Il O-E de luxe with ample
breakfast space. OF course. there
Is a separate family-aiEe dinins
room. Prom the hallway you enter
. twin bedrooms and Z baths.
More than ample closet and stoIege
area, The IgaTaEe IL attached, This
lovely Belle Haven home site Il
surm ounted with shade trees and
lovely shruhbery. A real beIGaln
the distinctive buyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
CHRIS-CRAFT

1855 35-ft. Constellation. powered
with twin t75-hp engines. COM
pletely equipped. incl. ship-to-Shore.
New-boat cond r. L. VAN FOS-
SAN. INC. $50 Maine ave. sW.,
ST. 3-O3Ss
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FARMS
1888
SPARCRAFT

~ AMMAN i
bPAhChAFT--A new concert in
mobile home quality and value
prlnks unlimited pride Of oWuerkhip
70 the p0palar-pfiee held. Qualify
sna vhlue without. pFeeedent---a
ns.lqIaple achievement In better
a nSS11s Lyle ioT more people
manufacturing facilities and ex-
Perieneed personnel OF the world 4
arrest mobile home facfSrv-
SPARTAN AIRCRAFT COMPANY
SPARCRAFT Is q omnieteiy
new new exciting line Of quality mo-
DIE MONIES 81. new design
new construction methods. Fine
etaItsmAnship and decorator sktlls
&c eHpertly combined to bring you
sseep ePpcr esreiree living the
sPARcRAFT is the mobile home
you've been waiting fori Oniy
SPARTAN could build sPARcR1FI.
the popularity priced mobile home
you II be proud 10 own
new ePARcRAPT will start
you travelling In select Company
and enjoying . gTander style Of
mosile nving-Wen within your
planned BUDGET
40 Ft,. Bedrm 81 .qa5
Down payment depends upon
your credit standing and ability
70 make payments
. Years At So
FREE DELIVERY EAST OF THE
ROCKIES
Open 70 2. Mon. through Sat
Authorised Spartan Repair Depot
Jack Blair
naryland's Largest Spartan Dealer
White Plains. Nd West l-46SI
Out Suitland parkway 70 Rte. 3
Branch ave., then TO our sales
center mi. south Of Waldorf on
Rte. Sol.
sPARTAN-SPARcRAPT
LIBERTY--GREAT LAKES
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Sl26 Ga. Ave. s. s. Nd.
10 S-3333. sun. and Ewes, 10.
S-6607
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PROFESSIONAL OFFICE on 18Th
cation; ready for occupancy DR,
2.ssSa or RM. 2-4oe0,
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INDUSTRIAL PR0P. fer sALI


Ie.ooo 80. n. total 1890 GU.
y. reirlssrated storage: air-eondi-
TONED olhces, gaa tank and pump
made BUILDING; steam boiler,
iront and rear entrances: ideal
for frQnen food or meat packers.
esntFtl ioeatien; 81 ! g Sc.
call Mr.. FLfAKAs. II. $4,000.
or your own broker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-10
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE.
$50 DOWN-SI5 MO-
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST, $1,000: So Tyr
chase Noneyl; well secured on s.
oeorm Nd home: good maker:
Se.l00 for quick sale uN. A.
e296. Mr.. FRYE
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - end
trust note Of $40, 900 g., inter
est, payable $500 mo, secured
on signed commercial bldgs IN
excel, NV. area with strongest OF
national leases. Box 2l9-R. star.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-11-08

and CiviI Education Service the
position he now holds
Mr. Mans0ur has Ioctured fire.
qUently IN Israel addressing fsrm
settlements army units. schools
etc on The Drlzs and Arab civil
zafious fliy background u life In
Israel and Let non has given him
a unique iH2Ri into the he u the
lsrasAs and Arabs and enables
hin % apsak with authority on
some nf the social and political
problems ~ tho MIDDLE East
The colorfgl speaker may BE- re-
msmbened for hts recent appear
ancs on the Ssf 900 Question
tsieWEion show He Won s. 600
while displaying hls kngwiedFs 81
Christianity Judaism and Is
IAN he viii speak 20 the MA
Acp group on aIsrasi Jees and
Arabs Building Together
Daring ,he banqaet Duluth
Businessman Irving UIrich viii
BE- hpuored FOR bis outstanding
contributions N %. field of hu.
mar rslaaoas TIE 81 Papl branrh
VIII hs gwen A. award FOR its out
s'aH8irg membership campaign
The puhac is invited ta attend
ths conference
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-11-08
Stofe Legion Head
To Speuk Az Room
Dedication Sunday

Leonard q Carlson ~ Marshall
MIN department commander ~
the American LoHIaH VIII br lts
principal speaker Sunday no.
Vamhrf 80 when hltHrFs grsohs
Poet So 600 do10Hl,s the % O.
HaH Jr Room Of lhs posts club.
rooms ai ggt H CH1tHuarth gf
pam Tho Hnma ars rrom Z 20 z
g. m
Rev ueoal A CauY district
chaplain viii also De- uus ~ the
HpeaEra plm other alRn.tausa 10
90 uruHUrr1
Tho Bta M lisU VISA htmeEa.
BROOKS rosNs nrt commander
The past aud auyiHary viii pay
hou0T tp ila dead ai thiH time
Sire James bradford. ausuary
sud her mrmBota asU
De tr charge ~ decorations and
rafrrahmFHfH
Martin . Wellington. Wrs
commander ~ the pgurfb Die.
uart 50 general chairman W J.
Parker s ppst commander
The public II cordially invited
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-11-08

Florida Evangelist
First New Hope
Foil Revivol To
Begin This Sunday

First New Hope Baptist church
at aga ~ Chataworth win open IA
To-day rau Revival Sunday. No.
veu,bcr 30 continuing through
November ~
The congregation has secured
The services uf the Rev Eddia
james of Miami Fla as revival
evangelist Rev James is a grad
uslo of The American Baptist
Theological Seminary 1T Nash
willie. Tenn
Rev Mckinney Calhoun. pas
tor ~ FIRST New Hope told this
newspaper that REV James ia
tiyramlr, persuasive speaker rhr
public is invited 10 attend the 70
vlval peyotiopala win begin
every night ~ 78o p ~ PASTORS
of various Twin city churches and
choira have been invited 20 par
uoipate m a. least one nights
service during the revival
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-11-08

ioualy deniEnatcd white candi.
dates and replace them with No-
gro candidates
AZ present Mr Carter Ia y
member of the board of Trustees
uf Town iiall. Inc tho Executive
uoart of the Greater New York
Councils of the hoy Scouts of
Amonya. the noaed Of Directors %
the Common Council Zoe American
Unity among many other civic and
tratrtnal organizations
Ia May, 1857 he Was invited
by The German Foreign office 10
be onr ~ 10 American men ana
womon tpfaminent members ~
tho Iaf and outstanding Christian
and Jewish church and ihymen
from ail sections ~ the y - %
be the guest af the German Gov.
eminent for fuur-weok tour of
the Federal Republic OF Germany
la addition 10 the above acu
vities and interests. Mr. Carter
has also authored the following
recent articles practical Con-
aidorationH of Anti Diserimina-
tion Liquidation Experiences I'm
der The New York Law Against
DISCRIMINATION IA Cornsn law
Quarterly, Cornell University.
ithaca. New Yors. Vol NL No !
Fail Of 1904 and "Ionel@s and
Practices ef Discrimination Com
missions in The Annals of the
American Academy ~ Political
and Social Science March 1900
MI Csrtora talk Will be on the
thrme Resolving The Racial
Cfiris a Challenge 10 fnterra
eial cooperation Mira Robert
iud1er Chairman N The Leagues
Membership and Community Itc-
lauDus Committee urges those
WHO plan tD attend 10 make their
reservations Bt the League office
aa early ~ pnusibl"
Tho gt Paul Urban League - "A
member agency Of The Greater 81
psui Community chest The meet
ing 30 opcn 10 the public Carl r
Rrhurrman la president
Minneapolis spokesman., 1957-11-08

p nv. at the Enaion Methodist
church. 1880 First ST. East In
Duluth on November 9. 1857
Mr. Mansuur is a correspondent
for the israel, press and radio
only 20 years old. Mr. Msnsnur
has already distinguished himself
AZ leading spokesman % one Of
IsraeFs most interesting minor
ity groups
Mr. Na1aours people the pr7Izs
are an Arab people that broke a.
way from Islam nearly one thosz-
and years ago and are today srat.
tered over many parts o. the Md
die Fast In Israel where they
number some ~ coo. they are TAX
ms an active role Ia building the
country.
Nr Nansoir was born in the
village % Tsfis, located on The
slopes q Mt Carmel near the
city q Haifa iHs father Was ire
Mukhtsv Or leading elder % the
village
He received MS sdutstlon In Is
raei ard Arab lands After attend
ing British schools IN what was
tsen Palestine twhich explains
hls fluent Eugiishl hs transferred
ir is47 20 the National College sn
Beirut Lebanon Returning %
Israsl In 1851 hs continued hts
siaeatiou a. IRE Hebrew Umyer.
city n jerusalem whers - az
ts9dsd the School ~ Oriental
sfaflss
Wh4Es in Bslrut Mr. Mans5gr
successfully completed a CORES
g.sr5enos course vsih ths College
cf Journalism in Cairo aaa today
BIS art8elss appear regularly d.
both Hebrew ard Arab papers IN
Israel fa a5!itsgn. his 10 reE8
Izr emmeutA;or Tor re voIcs %
TsrssEs ArAhic programs From
1858 hs vas employed sy' tla
Uasrs States Trforroztiou SER
VICE b RaifA. Fis reHnrnshed thls
ass garsrt % assure AZ import
art gast wsth IFrasls Inf1rrastleu