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Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Don't Stop Now

Well be the first to admit that the nomination of Or
val E. Faubus to third term governor of Arkansas,
doesn't look any too rosy for the Negro Arkansas any
other place in the deep SOUTH where ignorance regns
preme but that is something that have take cal
lenge and not defeat.
We share the belief with millions others that Eau
bus has aroused i'll feelings against America than all
the Communists that have been running here but
that is of the weaknesses of national
heads afford renquh our fight for our con-
stituiona rights.
We must arm ourselves with poll tax since it is
prerequisite for voting in Arkansas ballot will be load
ed in November with various and nave acts
all aimed at holding the Negro back and there nothing
that we can do unless we qualified to the polls
vote against them.
Talking about them will do good 1t will far easier
for us to 60 to the polls and keep them from becoming
than to rid ourselves of them after they become law
Let not take the election Faubus as defeat Let's
take it as challenge by preparing ourselves our OPP
position at the polls.
You must get that poll by October l. 1858 If you
fail to get it and don't grippe about the way you are
treated.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
:: OUR OPINION ::
Victory, or Defeat . Which?

Il makes little difference whether friend of
Drval f. Faubus whether foe all i'll have to
cunning politician since IIuey p Long.
This is by no means comparing Faubus to Long, even
though both to and what they wanted
from their constituents Each had different approach
to the voters.
Longs approach soak the rich help the poor
without regard to And wentyodd years a
ter his assassination he is still lauded by of the
of the Pelican state, and many of the powers.
Faubus approach differed greatly. His approach
of against mob violence law defiance
poor This approach which carried to the people in such
appealing that other than him
self could have done has for him distinction that
man has had in Arkansas in over fifty years.
Whether Faubus Tuesdays denomination was victory
for him. is little early to tell But thing that
tain did nothing to enhance the of Arkansas the
hearts of the throughout
ated with ideals of democracy
Tuesdays overwhelming majority of given
bus by the Arkansas proved to the world that not
only Akansans segregation of the races but they
are against law and order and favor
DEFIANCE OF law and support of mob rule the differences
IN Fabus campaign program and that of his opponents They
Doth not only favored segregation but had
eract 1t within the framework of the
PIE showed that they were not in mood for anything
tul in settling problems envolving Negro people,
Last September when Faubus of his of
lice to create mob where many Negroes were man.
handled said that the worlds press distorted the story
II was also said that less than percent people in
Little Rock endorsed the mob action Tuesdays landslide
OF votes and events since last September proved that the
mob of whites releasing its fury Negroes had the 90 SIP
nal from Little Roekians a whole
We would like to believe that the approval of Faubus'
program OF racial hate and law defae really rep
resent the attitude Arkansas people We know that all
white people not supporters of and law de-
nance but we also know that all supporters violence
ana law de1ance are white But there is ground
stimulating our belief in Arkansans for they not too
confused to understand what were doing when tho
OF their way shown them by former governors
whose programs mad made Arkansas state of recognition
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Letter TO Editor
AN ELDER CoNGRATULATEs

This comes unsolicited to con-
graduate and give expression Of
appreciation and gratitude to L.
c. Bates and his State Press for
the courage, devotion to Ameri-
can ideals, their stand for law
and order, and the unparalleled
fight for first class citizenship
for American Negroes. The great
Pulitzer prize given to the Ark
ansas Gazette, as an appreciation
of the American people for devo-
ton and courage to defend the
laws of the land, it is none less
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08
Faith, Freedom and Justice Under Law
by Theresa Jones

Justice" is the key word in International Sunday
School subjects during this quarter ending September
28 and well should be- because are indeed experience
ing political changes that designed ignore the word
justice Webster and other authorities agree on the den
ton of justice just conduct fair DEALING upright honesty
These synonyms sorey needed dealing with mankind
whether in politics. religion economies, or morality
Continued page tweIVe)
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

among the liberal people of the nation
Whether Faubus sincere in his program of racial hate
and law defiance whether his gimmick used
mote him to third term governor of Arkansas of lit
tie importance The people accepted him in sincerity and
that is all that matters.
1t opinion that Orval E. Faubus consider him
self victorious his nomination third today but
the Eighth circuit of appeals reverSes Federal judge
Lemleys order postpone Indignation at Central high school,
Faubus is going to be unhappy The decision to
risk his freedom in calling the Arkansas national guards
again. short his political career, will be his make.
Arkansas State press., 1958-08-08

deserving than the Arkansas
Press and its editor, in their
stand for law and order, and in
spite of threats by telephone,
burning crosses at his door,
bombs, laundering death at his
home, he and the Press continu-
ed to say, "All men ere created
equal, that they are endowed by
their creator with certain inalien-
able rights; among those are life
liberty and the pursuit of happi-
ness" With this he richly de-
serves the sympathy gratitude
and support of the Negroes
every where.
V. NJ. Townsend, senior pre-
siding elder of the AME
Church, 40 years service.
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
Morse Relieves
(continved from Back Psye)

On August H. in ipsssoned plea for the excise tax
exemption which will benefit paroehia schools TO the extent
Of million and half year, Senator Morse SAID;
~ make plea that small section OF the House
bill on excise taxes approved by he Senate so as to
do equality Of justice the private schools as well as the
public schools Of which groups seeking TO give
service to American boys and girls Under
meath prejudice which has prevailed in America tor
too long, II based upon sound premise but upon
The sroumen. that IL we do something for boy girl
attending private psroehiaD school, we are violating
the great historic doctrine Of separation Of church and state
The doctrine has nothing whatsoever TO do with his
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
cANpHI COULD ONLY WIN VS.. CHRISTIAN
BRITAIN:
CONSIDER HUNGARY VS.. REDS!

well" | stamn,ered after all. that's doctrine OF
perfection that Jesus preached Ordinary mortal men cant
always live up TO it."
THAT understand" he nodded, but It should be your
qoa-and only you go in the opposite oiree'on'
candh; was not Christian and yet seems TO me ne Prse
,;r red the New Testament more than Weserners do.
BUT cANDHI WAS A SAINT" protested. SURELY
TIE MASS OF INDIAN PEOPLE ARE NO BETTER,
MORALLY AND SPIRITUALLY, THAN WEsTERNERS
ARE"
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
1000 Jam Rally to Renew Faith
In Protestant Ideals


a., ,,,a.. Y Anderson Detroit News)
More than 1000 Detroit ehvrchmen today are reded-
Gated 70 The principles Of the Protestant keformao" ''
marked the start Of many Of their denominations
The 1000 are those who participated tor the I'm year
in the annual Detroit Council Of Churches keformao"
Festival at the Masonic Temple
They heard Federal Judge Luther W. Yovngdan OF INC
District Of Columbia District Court say that the Keforma
on us s,nc ant not only great religious moveme"
but has repercussions in the economic ana Po'"ea
world"
RECALL LUTHERS ACT
Martin Luther emphasized the beraf'ns run o' '"e
forgiveness OF sins and ushered in new era OF ''eeao
light and life" he said. ,,-,,-,.e
THE REFORMATION FESTIVAL MARKED LuinsNS
REVOLT IN l5l7 WHEN he NAILED His Akoom."
ON THE CATHEDRAL DOOR IN WiTTeNBtKo ms az
fion by Luther, German monk. Tanned 'nfo "a"e '
smoudernq thovqht Of generations, Yovngdan' ss'o
The Judge called for "Isy members who VIII give '',
than half LOYALTY secret discpeshp and lokewarm 'es"y
or lip service"
Martin Luther advanced the proposition fnaf e"''''a
'symen have spiritual faculties and powers OF me '
as the clergy" he said.
SEES LAYMEN NEEDED
YovnadshI said Leadership in this great moral s''o9
gle between the church and msferislism "us' come oy
from revifaxed church. In this fight ayr'e" 's
badly. GOD CALLS YOU TO THIS TASK
Luther stressed particularly the importance OF e"s
'symsnshp In the home, in Christian aefv'fy W INC e
muniiy and government and al the place OF prayer " p
sonsl communion with our Cod
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08

NOTHING WAS SAID, NOR APPARENTLY THOUGHT
OF, REGARDING THEIR GAME THE NEXT DAY.
SUNDAY. SO we SENT THIS FAT PIECE or MAIL
SOMETHING LIKE ~ or 27e P0sTAce-MERELY
FIRST CLASS WHEREAS WE COULD HAVE SENT
IT SPECIAL DELIVERY SATURDAY, REACHING THE
STADIUM SUNDAY.
WE SENT or a SKELETON COPIES or THE
DETROIT TRIBUNE. A HALF DOZEN REPRINTS, SOME
IN DUPLICATE, INCLUDING THAT LETTER or
OURS TO PRESIDENT EISENHOWER. ON THE 3oth
or LAST NOVEMBER WHEN MEDICAL AND
POLITICAL CriN IN WAS VERY PEssIMIsTIc THAT
HIS STATE Or HEALTH WOULD PERMIT HIS
GOING TO FRANCE FOR THE NATo CONFERENCE.
SHORTLY AFTER OUR EFFORT. ANOTHER MeDI-
CAL EXAMINATION FOUND THE PRESIDENT ENTIRELY
CAPABLE OF GOING TO FRANCE, WHERE He
DID WELD VALUABLE INFLUENCE, BOTH m HIS
SPEECH AND HIS PERSONAL CONTACTS!
WE ALSO INCLUDED THE WIRE TO SECRETARY
DULLES FEW HOURS AFTER THAT OPERATION FOR
A DANGEROUS GROWTH, NOVEMBER, 1856, WITH
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL. AND MR.. DULLES HAS HAD
VERY STABLE. DURABLE RECOVERY, TRULY
WE INCLUDED SEVERAL PIECES OF c. s. Ho.
ANGEL FOOD. INCLUDING. AS We RECALL IT, A
cs. QUARTERLY. BIBLE-LESSoN BOOKLET - and
you who familiar with know what treasure house
Of selected inspiring, and inspired Scriptures presented
for subjects and the other subjects for the half year
listed the rs subjects covered twice year. year after
year. with continuous changes of treatment.
SEVERAL PERSONS AROUND THE HOTEL HAD
ENCOURAGED US TO GIVE THE LIONS SOME HELP;
AND, NEEDLESS TO SAY, THESE PERSONS ARE
THRILLED OVER THE MAsTERFUL MORALE AND
VICTORY OF THE LIONS. ONE REPORTER IS
AMAZED AT THEIR OPTIMISM AS TO WHAT THEY
MAY DO IN THE FUTURE.
BUT YOU CAN'T PUT A MAN IN JAIL FOR HAVING
FAITH. CAN YOU?
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
DETROIT TRIBUNE AGAIN

AND HOW GODS MESSIAH Y. s. HAS UNSET
EIsHLY REHABILTATED ITS FORMER ENEMIES
GERMANY AND JAPAN, AND NUMEROUS OIHER
NATIONS; FREED THE PHILIPPINES, CUBA
INDIA ENvIEs OUR LIFE MORE ABUNDANT
LY"-THE WHEREWITHALL TO SHARE-CALLS
1T MATERALSM BUT INDIA IS STILL
RUNNING AROUND IN SPIRITUAL DlAPERSl
0perhans not" he said "AI the same. do not claim
q, have special revelation from the Son OF God We DO nor
insist that we follow the Prince Of Peace, and then follow
the Prince Of War;"
mot everybody agrees that Jesus was Pae'f'sf'
objected Some people point to His seours'ns the money
CHANGERS cut Of the temple"
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08

(WHICH CHRISTIAN NATION HAS EVER TURNED
THE OTHER CHEEK? WHO AMONG YOU ARE WILLING
TO RETURN GOOD FOR EVIL? HOW CAN PEOPLE WHO
SHARE IN THE GOOD NEWS OF HIS MESSAGE coNTIN-
uALuY KILL ONE ANOTHER. WHILE BOTH SIDES ARE
PRAYING TO HIM?"
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
Late US. Cardinals
CONTINUED from Back Pasel

CONTINUED from Back Pagel
BECAUSE JESUS IDENTITY. THE FLESH OF MARY
AND FLESH IS VISIBLE, NY -T-H-I-C Al, MORTAL
THOUGHT Jesus BODY HUMAN IDENTITY.
FoREvERMORE sUBLIMATED IN THE ASCENSION
REPLACED, BY THE INVISIBLE "FATHER, SON.
AND HOLY cHosT"-INvISBLE, BUT INTIMATELY
cOMPANIONABLE UNDERSTANDABLE TO 1.-THE
PURE IN HEART" ESPECIALLY TO MY HIGHEST
CHOSEN PEOPLE. cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS!
BUT, FORGET NOT JESUS DECLARATION: 10,
AM WITH YOU ALWAY, EVEN UNTO THE END OF
THE WORLD!
The eioar reference from Det Times column lo/25
Cardinal Missed Moment
TOBACCO AND ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE USING
CLERGY AND LAYMEN ARE MORALLY AND SPIRIT
UALLY UNFIT FOR Membership IN NY ONE,
PURE, TRUE CHURCH, THE CHRIST, SCIENTIST!
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08

DETROIT TRIBUNE INTERJEcTS:
BEFORE HIS cRUclFIxIoN, TO HIS DISCIPLES.
JESUS SAID: "CET YOURSELVES SWORDS!
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
hindu Questions
tcontinusd from Back Pass)

(contnvsd from Back Psge
" REAL. THAT WOULD MAKE NE. GOD.
A COLOSSAL LIAR AND M0NsTR0US,
IMP0TENT. CREATOR. PARENT,
THE ONE AND ONLY REAL. YOUR FEATHER.
MOTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNloUSl
Genesis 1881. 1000 &C.. DECLARES THE ETERNAL
TRUTH: land GOD SAW ALL THAT HE HAD MADE
AND, BEHOLD. IT WAS [-Ls-l VERY cooDT
V26-"AND GOD SAID, LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR
IMAGE. AFTER OUR LIKENESS AND LET THEM HAVE
DOMINION OVER ALL!
BUT GET THIS STRAIGHT: MY IMAGE AND
LIKENESS IS NOT A SHINING. STUPID LAUNDERING
uAl. cHRISTLIkE BENc-YoUR TRUE INDIVIDUALITY
my ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS !-NEvER
BORN, NEVER DYNc NY CREATION ETERNALLY.
COMPLETELY PoPULATEs SUPER-sATURATEs.
THE ONE UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE. iNcoR-
RUPTIBLE, INvULNERABLE. oMNIPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE!-YoUR TRUE HABITAT.
NY ETERNAL IMAGE AND LIKENESS!
THE DEAD FISH FLOATS WITH THE STREAM!
CHRISTIAN PEOPLES. MY TORCH BEARERS!
hence. TARGETS FOR THE DEVIL.
WHOSE DUPEs AND DEPUTiEs-cAEsAR,
cENcHIs KHAN ORIENTAL (1l62-l227). NAPOLEON
MUssOLINI. HITLER, STALIN. KHRUsHcHEv-
SEEK TO APE GOD. TO STEAL CONTROL OF, THESE
JUICY TARGETS. THE CHRISTIAN NATIONS
AND PEOPLES, THROUGH WHOM !, GOD, AM
RACES TO DIVINE REALITY, THE NEW HEAVEN
AND NEW EARTH. APPREHENDED BY ST. JOHN
AND RECORDED IN REVELATION. LAST BOOK OF
THE NEW 1.-THE REAL, THE OMNlPRESENT-
NEVER A HUMAN BIRTH THEREIN. A DEATH. A
DEFORMITY. A DISASTER. A CATASTROPHE.
A PEsTiLENcE, A WAR, NOR A CONFUSION OF
NATURE so-ealed.
ALL HUMAN AND "MATERIAL" OBJECTS.
PHENOMENA. ARE MERELY MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES J.
-MY-T-HI-C-A-L BURLESQUES OF DIVINE.
ETERNALLY HARMONIOUS IDEAs!M
Strictly Personal
HINDU's QUESTION CALLS FOR PIONEERING
BY Sidney }. Harris free Press
couldn't answer the Hindu. Maybe you can. Maybe you
can make better defense Of soeaed Western civilization
than could.
Since travelling in the Christian world OF the West,
he said at dinner, ~ HAVE BEEN PUZZLED BY MY READ
lNcs IN THE NEW TESTAMENT HOW DO YOU PEOPLE
INTERPRET THE WORDS OF JESUS?"
what do you mean?" asked afraid Of what was
coming.
~ mean" he said politely "HoW DO you RECONCILE
HIS PLAIN DOCTRINE OF NoNRESIsTANcE WITH YOUR
GUNS AND YOUR PLANES AND YOUR WARS EVERY
FEW DECADES?
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
New Pope, John KILL
tConfinved from Back Paue)
ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY SENDS
GREETINGS"

LONDON, Oct. 29.-The Archbishop Of Canterbury.
Prae Of the Church Of England and head Of the world
Anglican communion Of churches today sent greetings to
the Pope Of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope John
XIII His telegram said:
1.-THE ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY SENDS SIM
cERE GREETINGS WITH PRAYERS THAT GOD MAY
GUIDE AND SUSTAIN YOU IN YOUR NEW RESPONSE
BILTIES May the spirit Of the beloved disciple and evan
qeIst whose name you have chosen rest YOU
U.N. CHIEF SENDS MESSAGE
my. Tribune, TO- 30)
UNITED NATIONS, N. r.. Oct. 29.-seerefary General
Daq HammarskioId tonight sent this message to Pope
John XIII:
II ioin in the and respectful good wishes extended
70 Your Holiness you the high and heavy duties
Of Supreme PontiH Of the Roman Catholic Church. May
express hope that by efforts and your example
the goal peace may be brought closer to man
kind"
"APORTRAIT OF POPE BY niece"
Modest, Always Serene, Constitution
of Iron"
my. Tribune 1880
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
Lions Steal Victory

(confinved from Back Page)
WE PROMISED TO SEND THEM A FAT PIECE OF
MAIL c/o OLYMPIA STADIUM.
(consnvsd Next Column. Top,
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08

ELECT from every nation
Yet one Ger all the earth
Her charter of salvation
One Lord, one faith. one birth
One holy name she blesses
Partakes one holy food
And TO one hope she presses
With every grace endUed.
T3
mid toll and fribuIation
And tumvIt Of her war
She waits the consummafion
OF peace forever more
Till with the vision glorious
Her longing eyes are bIesf
And the great Church victorious
Shall be the Church at rest"
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
1000 Jam Rally
protestant REFORMATION FESTIVAL" tUroor,r,
I'VE ARE ONE"

"Proiesfant REFORMATION FESTIVAL" (prooram,
1--WE ARE ONE"
I'VE gather together today, as Protestant Christians
A., sense Of community because ARE one because
Geek 10 BE one. because pray that ALL NAV be on
in Christ
I'VE gather in thoughtful memory Of the GREAT Pr.
.isnt Reformers long preceding Luther and following aft
him own day. for whom Martin Luther stands as n
historic and challenging symbol.
I'VE gather that we may bear witnessu attn. ~,x
,estsre"-mesnng ITO witness in favor of"-Henee D.,
stsno testify TO faith in the freedoms souoht
found the constant searching Of Gods Word in The fr
approach Of te Christian believer to his Cod in his
be for the spiritual weIbeing Of his brother
I'VE gather in resolution that what has been 50 we'll b.
ovn by forefahers shall be in greater measure f,,s
in US and in ehiIdren-that. like Lvihers our CON-
captive to the Word OF God To against conseens
IS neither right nor SAFE Here we stand We cannot
Otherwise. God be our helper!
DR.. EDWARD w. WILLco
Minister. Congregational
~ Association Of Detroit"
OUR READERS MAY BE INTERESTED m THE
INSPIRING HYMNS THAT WERE SUNG
THE PROFESSIONAL HYMN =
"ONWARD CHRISTIAN SOLDIERS"
We present Verses ! and 3
Onward Christian sodiersl Marching as TO war,
With the cross Of Jesus, Going on before
Christ fhe royal Master, Leads against the foe;
Forward into battle. See His banners 40!
Crowns and thrones may perish Kingdoms rise
and wane,
But the Church Of Jesus, Constant will remain;
Gates Of hell never, Ganst that Church prevail
We have chrsfs own promise, And that cannot fail
THE CONGREGATIONAL HYMN - "A MIGHT
FORTRESS IS OUR COD"-Martin Lvther's most love
Hymn The Detroit Tribune presents same
FROM C.S. HYMNAL CLOTHED IN
CHRIST'S SECOND COMING"
All power is given unto Lord.
On Him we place reliance;
With truth from out His sacred word
We bid our foes defiance.
With Him we shall prevail
Whatever may assai
He is shield and tower,
Almighty is His power;
His kingdom is forever.
Rejoice, ye people, praise His name,
His doth e'er surround US.
His love to errors fhralldom came,
And from its chains unbound U.s.
Our Lord is God alone.
No other power own
,ue No other voice we heed,
His kingdom is forever
THE REcEssIoNAL HYMN-"THE cHURcH's ONE
FOUNDATION"
us JESUS CHRIST HER LORD"
Verse 2-"ElECT FROM EVERY NATION
ELECT from every nation
Yet one DER all the earth
Her charter of salvation
One Lord, one faith, one birth
The Detroit tribune., 1958-11-08
U. N. CHIEF SENDS MESSAGE
"APORTRAIT OF POPE BY NIECE"

Modest, Always Serene, q Go
of Iron "
my.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04
ID. c. Crime Unit
Names Counsel

John L. Laskey. former prose-
cutor and wartime enforcement
attorney for the District ONCE
OF Price Administration. TODAY
was named chief counsel of the
House District Crime Subcom-
mittee in its new investigation
lof crime and law enforcement
here.
The appointment was an
nounced by Representative
Davis. Democrat of Georgia, the
subcommittee chairman. His
subcommittee plans to study
the impact of court decisions on
law enforcement and whether
new legislation is needed.
Mr.. Laskey, former president
of the District Bar Association.
is now in private practice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

John H. Kaufman, business
manager Of The Star. will pre-
sent a bowl to the exhibitor Of
the best professional garden in
the show. The winner will be
chosen by the votes of specta-
tors. Ballots. which will be
printed in The Star on Thurs
day, Friday and Sunday, may
be deposited at the newspapers
booth at the show. The writer's
Of the three best ballot entries
will receive merchandise prizes
worth 500, SITS and $50.
Early Preparations
Other awards will be pre-
sented by Mrs. Lyndon B.
johnson, wife of the Senate
Majority Leader; Miss Inga
Rundvold, televiSion star; Mrs.
Curtis lie May, wife of the Air
Force Vice Chief of Staff, and
Mrs. Arthur Godfrey, wife Of
the radio and TV star.
Advance sale tickets for the
show are availabl, for 81 at
all Allied Florists stores. the
garden clubs, downtown and
regional Offices of the Ameri-
can Automobile Association, the
lobby of The Star and the
newsstand at Eleventh street
and Pennsylvania avenue NV.
Tickets will be on sale during
the show for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04
Nights to Be Short if Not Names
In Meod-Merry Welsh Towns

There'll be Merry Nights and
busy days this year in Llanfair-
pwllgwyngyllg oerychwyrndro-
bwllllantysili ogogogoch.
Huw T. Edwards, an affable
Welshman whose activities have
earned him the title "unoffi-
cial Prime Minister of Wales, .
explained.
This is the year of the first
Welsh Festival" he said. Every
county, every village, will have
something going on. Even
Llanfairpwl -. :" He pro-
nounced it in five seconds.
Some May Drink Mead
But. luckily for the tourist,
no official festival events are
scheduled at Llanfairpwl, etc.
The Welsh expect plenty OF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

to do the blowing. After
awhile, you walk that way all
the time"
That he has left a number
of burrows within the system is
evident.
He came to Washington in
1947, when he became execu-
tive assistant to School Supt
Hobart M. Corning, who re-
signed last week.
DR.. Corning then placed him
in charge Of all white elemen-
tary schoolS-and into the vast
job Of curriculum planning of
all schools at all levels"
A fat book he put together
on the curriculum of elemen-
tary schools is now used as a
guide by teachers.
Offer Four Tracks"
Then. moving into the job of
directing the high schools. he
came up with the "four-track
plan." designed to meet the
wide differences in the abilities
of Students situation forced
to the attention Of educators
by indignation.
He is a hard worker. He has
frequently run into trouble
with his outspokenness-pro-
posing variations in the local
education program before the
idea was studied and cleared. "
This trait probably comes
from his father, who settled in
this country after a trip, from
Denmark at the age of 81.
A farmer and storekeeper in
Nebraska, he was practically
wiped out in the last depres-
sion. Then. at SIS, with $500
left, he sold his farm and
started out all over again. He
bought a store, made a success
of 1t. and retired at 81. He
died shortly afterward, leaving
his widow, Mrs. Barbara Han
sen, now 68, living in Wolbach;
four daughters and three sons
Among other things, he felt q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-04

uneven development which result where religious
training is absent.
How does one teach rejected child, for example,
that Gods love is unfaiing2 The golden rule has
little meaning for child who feels that he has never
had an even break.
Before help can begin, feeling of adequacy self
respect and faith in adults must be developed The
Bible offers inspiration and encouragement in this
undertaking through its examples Of the benefits Of
faith and the rewards Of religion in life.
Tomorrow Foster H. Quincy