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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Bonus Study
Unit Named
ByMcKeIdin

BALTIMORE. Aug. 80 (AP)
Gov. McKeldin named a Is
man commission today to study
the question Of a bonus for
Maryland veterans of the
armed services.
Senator Phoebus. Republican
of Somerset. sponsor of bonus
legislation in every pre-1958
session of the General Assem-
bly, since World War II, was
named head of the commission.
Besides Mr.. Phoebus. the
commission includes Daniel
Burkhardt. Maryland adjutant
of the American Legion: We'll
don Leroy Maddox, Veterans
of Foreign Wars representative;
William R. Clay of Silver
Spring lobbyist for veterans
groups. and George Russell and
Samuel Epstein. both Of Balti-
more.
Representing the House are
Delegates Thomas H. Hedrick.
Democrat of Baltimore; Lloyd
L. Simpkins. Democrat of SOM
erset: Charles F. Culver, DEM
ocrat of Baltimore County;
Noel Speir Cook, Republican
of Allegany: Lewis Selby Taw-
ney. jr, Democrat of Anne
Arundel, and William L. Hodges.
Democrat of Baltimore.
The Senate representatives
include Ralph L. Mason, Demo-
crat of Worcenter; Dr.. Frank
E. Shipley, Democrat of How
ard, and Thomas B. r. Mudd,
Republican of Charles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
County Employs
First Psychiutrist

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Aug. 30
tAP).-Anne Arundel County's
Health Department has hired
its first full-time psychiatrist.
DR.. Elizabeth A. Winiarz will
assume the duties next Wednes-
day. She has been director of
mental health clinics on the
Eastern Shore since 1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

weeks criticism of the Supreme
Court by So State Supreme
Court justices gives him hope
for relief" from the school de-
segregation decree. He listed the
high courts decision in the
Mallory case as among several
he found Objectionable.
mo one can say such broad
concern lies solely in the school
indignation decision" Senator
Byrd added. That is only one
irresponsible decision among
many"
"AgitatOrs" Laid TO NAACP
But, he went on. that illegal
decision has brought Virginia
to its greatest crisis since the
War Between the States"
He charged the NAACP with
sending paid agitators" into
the State to promote racial
strife.
with arrogance and venom
these NAACP leaders have con-
trived to force indignation in
the schools Of Virginia first.
Why is it that the NAACP has
not brought a single public
school integration suit in such
States as Georgia. Alabama,
Mississippi, South Carolina,
and others?
They are working on the
theory that if Virginia can be
brought to her knees, the rest
of their march through the
South will be less difficult. For
thi sreason it is notable that,
while the Warren Court deci-
sion is supposed to apply to all
States, the NAACP school suits
are concentrated in Virginia"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31

Continued From First Page
our righteous cause. We know
our course is right. We know
the Warren court is wrong. Its
terrible decision could be re-
versed. 1t should be reversed.
! hope it will be reversed. We
take renewed hope from recent
events. which have been &C.
curing almost day by day."
Little Rock Case
The last reference was to the
postponment of indignation in
Little Rock high school and
the delay by the Supreme
Court until September II in
hearing an appeal of that case.
His description of the Su-
preme Court as the Warren
court" was a reference to the
tribunals head. Chief Justice
Earl Warren.
With Virginia schools sched-
uled to commence opening next
week. Senator Byrd stated. II
hope we shall avoid occasion for
violence or rioting. hope there
will be no revival Of the Ku
Klux Khan or any similar Or
ganization."
These remarks along with
others in equally serious vein
were greeted with silence by the
assemblage which apparently
was impressed by the gravity
of the situation. There were
frequent interruptions by APP
plause in other parts Of his
speech which ran for nearly so
minutes.
Speaks From Truck
The Senator was particularly
critical of the Supreme Court,
which he always referred to as
the Warren court" and the
National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
The 7l-year-old lawmaker.
face slightly flushed. removed
his coat and spoke from the
rear of a flat-bed truck in a
grove Of oak trees in the
orchard.
Following the speech, E.
Blackburn Moore of Berryville,
Speaker of the House of Dele
gates, presented Senator Byrd
with an inscribed resolution
adopted by the Legislature
thanking him for his decision
not to retire from the Senate
at the end of his term this
year.
I'VE, in Virginia, face days
of stress and strain" Senator
Byrd said. and let us remem-
Der that the eyes of the world
will be upon us"
For Just and proper rea-
sons the Senator said, the
Governor and the General AS
sembly of Virginia, carrying
out the expressed will of our
people after due elaboration.
are refusing to obey what we
regard as an illegal decision of
the Warren Court.
Invasion of Our Rights"
1T is this Warren Court
school decision that has forced
this ordeal upon us. We have
done all we could to avoid it.
We have done nothing to war;
rant this invasion of our rights
except strive. in good faith. to
follow three previous decisions
by the Supreme Court.
I'VE shall fight for our po-
sition with dignity. but with
every lawful means at our COM
mand."
The Senator said that last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-31
Byrd Warns Virginions
On School Disorders

Continued From Page weeks criticism Of the supreme
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Receives Merit
Award Among
1900 Freshmen

Baton Rouge, La. - MISS
Ruby Jean Lee, valedictorlan
of her high school class at
Webster High School, Min
den, Louisiana and one
among more than 1900 fresh
men at Southern University,
has become a semi-finalist
in the National Merit Schol'
arship Program.
Ruby Jean as . semi'finaI'
list will take the scholastic
aptitude test Of the College
Entrance Examination Board
in December. She is shoot
ing at the finaIisf position.
Sfipends for the finalisf
range from 500 per year to
a maximum Of $500 for
each Of the four college
years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Potter Says Dem. Senator
lied N With Southland

Republican Senator Charles 4.
potter today issued the following
statement:
THE people of Michigan, who
do NOT tolerate discrimination OF
any kind against any group OF
citizens, have been insulted by
the appearance in this State OF
q renegade Democratic Ratchet
man.
I'm a desperate effort to OBJ
scure the fact that their Sena-
toriaI candidate is a political
cipher without a record, Demo
Gratis sent Wayne Morse into
Lansing to attack me.
Morse Is the man who on
August ~, 1857, voted with
South csroIins's Strom Thur
mond 10 commit the civil rights
bin TO the graveyard Of the
judiciary Committee. Had that
motion passed. equal rights for
Negro citizens would have gone
down the drain. During the
debate EsssIsnd Of Mississippi
made II clear that " the Morse
supported motion carried, he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
NAAcP Branch
To Fete Two

San Francisco - Ernest Green,
the only Negro graduate OF Lit
tie Rocks Central High School,
and Rafer Johnson, world de-
cathlon champion, will be hon
ored by the local NAACP
branch at the Oakland arena
Oct. 20
Green, ono Of the original
nine Negro students admitted
to the all-white school, is pres
emily attending Michigan State
University in Lansing, Mich.
Johnson, rated as the worlds
greatest athlete" recently estaD'
lishcd the worlds record in the
decanthlon in O dual meet be.
tween the us. track team and
the USSR track stars in Russia.
He is president Of the UCLA
student body.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

in three or four years. virtually
during the life OF a home i'm.
provement loan. From then on
he can pocket the savings.
Natural gas is even cheaper
than hand fired soft coal. Benin
said. pointing out that for an
equivalent amount of heat. nat.
ural gas can save up to 20 per
cent over soft coal.
Thus an investment in q gas
conversion burner pays big divi-
dends in real savings over the
years and at the same time pro.
vidcs clean. automatic heat that
eliminates the problems of deliv-
cry and storage.
There Is no particular ne
eessiiy TO install . new fur
mace when converting TO gas
heat" Benin pointed out. ~
your old turniee has provided
adequate heat from solid or
liquid fuel. II can generally be
converted TO gas quito readily.
There are any number OF
excellent gas burner dealers in
Detroit who will be glad TO sur
vey your home and heating sys
tenn and give you an estimate o.
the cost of installing a gas con
version burner.
over 1000 Detroit hom'
owners are installing gas heat
ing equipment every week,
Benin added. They know whs
/ il is to have the luxury heat q
a bargain price"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
would do his best TO keep the
bill In Committee forever.

WoOto % wa 1Gst W kccp I'VE
bill In Committee forever.
"Morse's comments are even
more reprehensible in light of
the fact that Democratic Senator
Paul II. Douglas of Illinois re.
Gently refused to come into
Michigan to campaign against me
because | was Republican anchor
man in the civil rights fight last
year.
More is the man without party
or principle who swivels like a
weather vane. lie is renegade,
plain and simple.
THE Oregon windbag staged
a shabby personal attack, sue.
ceeding only in insulting the in.
telligence OF the people of Mich
igan with falsehoods about Pot
ter.
THE voters of Michigan know
that | have fought discrimination
all my life. They know that
have voted for some Of the most
progressive legislation ever
passed under a Republican Ad-
ministration - the civil rights
bill, defense reorganization, Alas
kan statehood, science education,
establishment OF space agency,
among othcrs-all offering solu.
tons to the great problems OF
our time.
IF that's what Morse terms
the worst rcactionary in the
State he's a mental case"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Voting Machine Instructions

DETROIT-In an effort to
eliminate timidness by citizens
in the use of voting machines,
the Detroit City Election Com
mission is inaugurating a Get
Acquainted Program by spot
ting 10 machines for demonstra
ton purposes in selected retail
stores in the city, starting Mon
day, October 20.
Instructors will be on duty ev-
cry day for eight hours prior
to the stores closing time This
means that during evening hours,
the voting machine will be open
and supervised for late shoppers
Director OF Elections Louis
Urban said he hoped this would
facilitate a higher voting turn
out by the public once they have
become aware of the ease and
simplicity of machine voting.
Stores where the voting ma
chimes will be stationed ION the
main floors except the j l.. Hud-
son Company are;
Downtown: j. l.. Hudson Com
pany second floor, 1905 Wood
ward; Federal Department Store,
Farmer and Gratiot; Sans Inc,
IS Campus Martius and 1855
Randolph.
Central: Dcmcry's Inc, 6433
Woodward.
East Side: Federal Department
Stores, Gratiot and Seven Mile,
Harper and Baldwin; Montgo-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
League Exec.
Speaks at Peoples

Sunday morning at People s
Community Church, Woodward
and Pingrcc, the pastor the Rev
Carlyle F. Stewart rclinquishcd
his pulpit at the 1890 services TO
Francis Kornegay, Assistant Ex-
ecutive Director of the Detroit
Urban League.
An overflowing congregation
heard a dynamic fourth annlvcr-
sary sermoncttc on The Mission
of The Church In A Confused
World"
In his 45.minute speech kor-
ncgay blasted the United States
fol its racialism; England and
France for their colonialism and
Russia for ITS communism
lie said the church must reach
out in its respective communities
and do something about the con
fused world in which we are liv
ing.
almost two thousand years
ago, Jesus gave the world hi
formula for peace and happi
ness" asserted korncgav. "wh'c'
mankind has failed TO follow.
Korncgay pointed ont that IN
population of the USA is ~
million. He said of that number
100 million arc not members q
nay church
"Thcre arc 25 million youn
people under the age of 81 dc
clarcd Mr.. Kornegay. living in
this country who have never at
tended Sunday School.
One fourth OF all the homes
in this country have been visited
by crime
Korncgay pointed out that one
out of every six marriage IN Am
crican end in a divorce.
DISCRIMINATION against Ne
erocs in employment cost us p
million dollars annually in sal
aries"
In his closing remarks Kornc.
gay declared what happened in
Little Rock is an image of Am.
erica throughout the world.
ITO aid in correcting these
evils. the church must be bigger
than its minister, membership
and community
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

will be guest speaker
or initial service, on Sunday,
Oct. 10 at 3 pm.
On Friday, October oath, at
7:30 pm. Rev. S. S. jenkins of
Israel Baptist Church and cong
regstion will be guests.
Sunday, October 26th, Rev, E.
n. Cox, w. w. Wilson and T.
c. Simmons, along with their
congregations from True Love
Oakland Avenue and Messiah,
will be in charge
Rev. L. N. Rundlcss and the
New Liberty Baptist Church
will be guests on Sunday, No
vember 2.
A huge fellowship service will
climax the services on Friday
night, Nov. 7 at 8 pm. in the
lower auditorium of the church
In addition TO serving as pas
tor OF this church. Rev. Mat
thews is president OF the Bap-
fist Missionary and Educational
Convention OF Michigan. secre
tary OF the Budgeting Commit
tee of the National Convention
Inc. and member Of the
board Of directors OF that con
vention.
For his success in the ministry
as a whole he thanks God for il
all"
He is married to the forme'
Birdia Dcnnard They have tive
daughters, Loretta and Alicia
one son, William Roberts, Jr.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Coleman Day vii
be observed at the New Mt Nc
riah Baptist Church, 262
Blaine, Sunday, October 18th,
3 pm.
Mrs. Coleman, president G
the missionary society OF tina
church and an ardent worker
has been i'll for several months
and the members decided I,
present this program to assis
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Mark Historical Site

Wayne State University will
soon be one OF Michigan's official
historical sites.
Ceremonies dedicating t h c
marker which will make the
honor official will be held at IL
noon Tuesday. Oct. 81, on the
lawn in front of Old Main Build
Ing, 484l Cass.
Officials of the University. the
State and the City of Detroit will
attend the dedication.
Presentation of the marker to
University President Clarence b.
FIllberry will be made by Mrs.
Donald z. Adams, president of
the Michigan Historical Commits
sion.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

rERRE HAUTE, lnd.-- ,.ursen
..i,s ministers and ten laymen
WINE Neral churches on the Terre
o. sa.' sss1 district Of the North West
' ',sus Conference OF the Nortn
Central Juisdiction, vo !. . ;or r..
their services in doing 49,, major 40 ~, ne
ps, 1.onare Of the SauIters Meth
pSiss Church here Of the c csS,ns,
e ou,'' Conference Of the Central
,.o n of the Methodist
'" The workers replaced several
windows and put new slolns On
the frame structure, occupied ~
M, tt Rev. J. C. Williams, pastor OF
m, ~, Negro church, and his lam
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Tummuny Welcomes
Powell Back

NEW YORK, N. Y.-Ncw York
Democrats we're glad to welcome
Rep. Adam Clayton Powell 3D.,
". " back 10 the fold after he
soundly trounccd the organiza-
tion's opposing candidate, Earl
Brown, in the, August primaries.
The fcud officially ended last
week.
Powell had been snvbbed by
his party since he supported
President Eisenhower In 1850.
In a press conference, Mr.. Pow.
ell announced that Governor
Averell Hartman and party
chief Carmine De Sapio had
given way to the electorate. =
The people had their voice in
choosing Powell over Brown in
a thrcc-to-one vote; Powell also
got the Republican nod in his
Harlem district.
Denied Patronage
Cong. Powell said in the con
ference that De Sapio had orig
inally taken the position that ]
should not have seniority be-
cause | left the party and sup
ported President Eisenhower
"IIe now takes the position that
that was wrong" said Powell who
has been in Congress since l94i.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

With school bells ringing children back to school, luncn box
packing begins once again those who like something
sweet TOOTH these little Raspberry Fups wiz surely NM
Made with nutritious rolled OATS the hafmoon 'Ar" 00a'' w
sweet flavor al their own. . c, rmrr.
very rich ccoy dough the for these Raspberry Fp
Roll just like pie into circles then drop h nvo
Try strawberry apricot or you prefer roo "a,
ereets half and seal the edges with fork As easy
Raspberry Fups little cookies that rave' wen "''
or to work or make excellent filing for eooky jar
Raspberry FillUps
Makss dossn cookies
Dsssm
~ cur s,std ~ cup rolled oau tquick
bc 49, 49, s sv.'r or old fashioned,
err 1855 uncooked)
haspoon vanilla Sllsg .--A.-.v lam
1eups sfsd enriched nour About ~ cup rspD.y
Heat oven 10 moderst fsboF Beat butter and sugar .
crsamv, sdd 80 ana vanilla S together nour ny
thoroughly mix with butter MIXTURE Stir IN relied os
viii b soft.) 49,. .h,.lrbsa
Roll out On lightly Toured board canvas 70 S circle Fold
Cut IN sineh rounds Place teaspoon o. ps - allow steam
Place ON unereassd eooky sheets Bake ~ hrownsd
Wso'F.) 10 TO II minutes or until edges s' '''s-~s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
I.te,yusjaI Minister Team
70 Repair Church

ny. rw7w
Rev. DR.. Gilbert Parker, super.
intcndent Of the Terre Hautc Dis
trict was one OF the ministers
assisting in the work project.
According to the Saulters pas
tor, the Methodist ministers of
Terre Haute are "vitally interest
cd In the planning for our new
church that is to be constructed
here" The white ministers "arc
working on committees and serv.
ing in advisory capacities in all
Of our planning" Rev Mr.. vii.
liams asserted.
The Saulters church building
was destroyed by fire several
years ago.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Gas Economical Fuel

Riddle for homeowners with
older heating systems:
What investment can YOU
make today that will return
your principal TO you in from
three to five years and then
earn a dividend of as much as
~ TO 80 per cent annually in
the years to come?
Not much use in turning 10
the financial page.
Instead. see your heating con.
tractor who specializes in in.
stalling natural gas conversion
burners. advised Edward Benin,
superintendent OF the space
heating division of Michigan
Consolidated Gas Company.
Benin pointed out that not
only will natural gas reduce
heating bills up to 30 per cent
over other fuels, but also saves
money in maintenance costs
cleaning bills and eliminates un
told hours Of hard, dirty work.
Benin ssid good conversion
burners large enough 10 heat
The average sire home cost
about $3.50 installed. Prices, OF
course, vary according TO the
size and make and service
provided, but this Is an aver
age price.
IL a h0meowner now heat
with number 2 oil il is quit
possible he can reduce his hea
ing costs by as much as or
third a year AT this rate, h
gas burner would pay for itse
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

merry Ward & Co, 14455 Gratiot;
SANS, Inc, 1880 f. Warren;
Sears Roebuck g. Co, 5000 Ora
tiOt.
West Side: Federal Department
Stores, Grand River and Green
field. Grand River and Oakman,
Michigan and Thirty-third, w
Vernon and Central; Montgo
merry Ward & Co, l5400 Grand
River; Sears Roebuck g. Co., 10
$50 Grand River.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
Here And There

her efforts there.
Mrs. Ruby Jean Evans Is gen
eral chairman; Norma Lewis and
lille B. Rozier, co.program
chairmen. other committee
members are Thelma Kelly.
Katherine Parker and Ann
Brow. Rev. II. L. Davis Is pas
tor.
We are glad to know that
Mrs. Flora Bowman Of Edison
is home from the hospital.
Mrs. Clara Craig OF Los An
geles, California, has returned
home after visiting her neicc
Mrs William Fsnnic) Steward
OF Pacific, She also visited a
neicc in Milwaukee, Wis.
Don't let this week pass. and
fail to hear DR.. william Little
Of Birmingham, Ala. preach In
the Great Revival at Dexter
Avenue Baptist Church.
This is the second week and
over 20 have accepted Christ
and will be Baptised Friday eve
ming at 7 pm. Rev. W. r. Han
cy is pastor
The Alpha Kappa Chapter OF
Alpha Chi ri Omega Sorority
met at Mrs. Marsetta Wells on
Wabash last week TO make plans
for their annual Hair Style
Show and Cocktail Party which
will be held Sunday. December
7th, 1853 from 5 to 3 at the
, Club III Sine. Mrs. Marsetta
Wells IS DdSileuS ana oOrOT Al
ton London is chairman.
y
The 18th wedding annivcrsa'
~ celebration OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Azcll Williams, 1899 Wykcs St,
was a gala affair
The guests included: Mrs. Liz
zic Love. mother OF Mrs. Will
liams; MIR. and Mrs. Grover
Woolcy, sister; Mrs. Della Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Strong,
Mrs. Gertrude Richerson, Mr..
and Mrs. James Edward Gouy-
don, Mr.. and Mrs IIczekiah Ste
phcnson, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Williams, among many others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

Mrs. Lille Heathman, general
chairman for 10th anniversary
services of Rev w. r. Mat
thews, Sr., pastor Of the War
rem Avenue Missionary Baptist
Church. +. Warren at Rivard,
announces that plans are com
pletcd for a series of services
to be held in his honor
DR.. w. r. Hancy, president
of Wolverine Baptist State Con
venlion of Michigan and pastor
of the Dexter Avenue Baptist
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

II any man Be In Christ, ne
Is a new creature; old things
are passed away...-W
Corinthians S:17.)
Each new day that God
sfves US can be = new, clean
beginning, 4 starting from
scratch toward = completely
new and useful and happy
life, with His help through
our devotion and prayers. The
mistakes and failures of
yesterday can be wiped away
completely-"behold, all
things are become new"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

Approximately 40 per cent Of
the students studying for the NJ.
d. degree at The University OF
Michigan are married.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18
BY DELLA n. LEE

pinehhitins for Robbie orump
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

Mrs. Clara Craig OF Los An
geles, California, has returned
home after visiting her neicc
Mrs William (Fannic) Steward
Of Pacific She also visited
neicc in Milwaukee, Wis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-10-18

We are glad to know that
Mrs. Flora Bowman Of Edison
is home from the hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

where hearings have not even
been regarded as necessary.
Witnesses due 10 testify today
Include Mrs. Anne wilkins.
Fairfax County Board Of SUI
|pervisors: A. T. Lundberg. Ar
|lington County Manager: a rep-
resentatlve OF the Secretary Of
Defense and such District Of
ficials as Col. Alvin c. yelling.
District Eengineer Commission
err: David v. Aud. director OF
sanitary engineering. and VIII
liam A. Cary. chief Of the bu-
reau Of food and public health
engineering OF the Public
Health Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06
Support Due on Bill.
For Sewage Tie-ins

areas closest 10 Washington.
but 70 those further away. like
Loudoun County. The bill is
due for smooth sailing in the
House District Com mittee