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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Dr.. Haynes to Retire;
Veteran School Official

DR., Harold A. Haynes. deputy
superintendent OF schools here.
has requested retirement Au-
gust 81 after 30 years a. q
teacher, principal and top adj
ministrator.
Or. Haynes, a native OF
Washington. said he will reach
tho mandatory retirement age
Of 70 next May.
He assumed The top-ranking
post OF assistant superintend-
ent m charge OF the city's col
ored schools In 1851 when the
system was still segregated
here. He became deputy
superintendent IN charge OF
co-ordinated educational serv-
ices IN 1858.
The retiring educator sees as
the biggest task facing the
schools today the continuing
one Of getting the best edu-
cation possible for the child In
the classroom. And that. he
believes. win require a good
deal more research.
Research Elsewhere
The industrial and manu-
featuring companies OF the
world spend billions on research
10 find out all they can about
their products-starting with
the raw material" he said to-
day.
We're not spending enough
for research to find out about
the pupil-our raw material.
We need more money for re-
search on how pupils learn. and
what forces are acting upon
them both in and out Of the
classroom"
DR.. Haynes recommended ex-
pansion Of the research depart
ment In the school system. He
also said that efforts must con-
tinue to recruit well-trained
educators for regular and
specialized work and to make
the best possible use Of them.
He noted that reports Of
achievement tests for the last
two years show that there has
been improvement in the quail
ity Of teaching. since the
achievement Of the children
has advanced.
Services Expanded
In his present post. DR..
Haynes has supervised contin-
uing review and revision Of the
school curriculum and expand
ing services such as achieve
ment testing. reading clinics,
visual aids and schooling for
handicapped children.
DR.. Haynes grandfather
Henry johnson. was president
OF the Division II School Board
in 1875. before the segregated
school boards were merged at
the turn Of the century.
DR.. Haynes received his early
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
300 Teumsters
Join Coast Strike

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. is
(AP)-Nearly 800 more truck
drivers walked of their jobs
today in the Western strike
lockout. hating deliveries 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-15
Important Trees

VANCOUvER-The western
led cedar is one of the most
important commercial trees
that grow in British Columbia.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Muchas j6venes actrices y mo-
delos madrilenas, estan cambian-
do o americanizando sus nom.
bres, para aparecer en- la Sc
cuencia de un gran bale en- ell
Estado de Virginia, en- ell film de
Warner Bros, John Paul JO-
nes", que protagonizan, Robert
Stack, Charles Coburn, Erin o.
Brien y Macdonald Carey. FL pro-
bIema es que estas senoritas apa-
receran en- esta escena repre-
sentando senoritas norteamerica-
: nas For 10 que los nombres de JO-
Selma, Graciela, y Rosa Maria, So
Selma, G~raciela, y Rosa Maria, Sc
han convertible en- Josephine,
Grace y Rosemary, y los conoci-
dos apellidos, Lopez, Garcia y
Gonzalez, por los de Smith,
Brown y Jones.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

jeta decfa: para ser usado 81 Sc
me olvidan las lineas del gui5n".
Los tres ninos de la actriz
Elizabeth Taylor, dos de SUI Sc
gundo matrimonio con ell tam
bien actor Michael Wilding v la
nina con Mike Todd, fueron al
cuidado de Debbie Rynolds y
Eddie Fisher mientras duraron
los funerales de Todd, que como
saben muri6 tragicamente en- I'm
accidente en- su aeroplanO pri-
vado. Todd es una gran perdi-
da para la industrial cinemato-
grafica.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Ell viejo actor del cine y Ell
teatrO, nos confes6 que su hijo
keenan,, tambien actor, 10 con-
vencio para zanzibar de la come
dIa al drama, us6 la siguiente
parabola: Papa, tn llevas 81
amos hacienda comedia, pero re-
cuerda que los trenes, que es-
tan hechos de- acero, no perma-
necen en- los mismos rieles por
54 amos. . :" Ell resultado fue
positive Y ahora todos tienen
oportunidad de apreciar a Ed, en-
I'm role dramatico en- la super
production de la Warner Bros,
Marjorie Morningstar', a la
edad de 70 amos, junto a Natalie
Wood, Gene Kelly, Claire Trevor,
Everett Sloane y Carolyn Jones',
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
Proximos Cemeteries de Ia 0rqUesta
Sinfonicd de Ia Universidud de Miami

Los dos ultimos Conciertos de la
Orquesta Sinf6nica de la Univer-
sidad de Miami, en- mayo 4 y 5,
terminaran con broche de orc la
temporada numero 81.
La Universidad de Miami ha
combinado un programa realmen-
tie attractive con la Orquesta Sinf6-
MICA, ell Coro de la Universidad
con 10 voces y cuatro conocidos
artistas neoyorquinos como solistas:
Frances Bible, Mezzo-Soprano
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Ell magnffico actor Anthony
Franciosa que nos deleitara en-
Gun Rostro en- la Muchedumbre''
junto a Andy Griffith y Patri.
cia Neal, en- "a Hatful of Rain"
con Eva Marie Saint, en- Ell
Viento es Salvaje", co-protago-
nizando con Anna Magnani y
Anthony Quinn; ahora ha embar.
cade para Roma donde comen-
zara a rodar junto a la sensual
Gardner, LA Maia Desnu.
da".
(Pasa a la Pagina 81
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
Haidi Krall, Soprano.
Lon Grain Tnnnr

Haidi Krall, Soprano.
Jon Grain, Tenor.
Kenneth Smith, Baritone.
Todos en- la Interpretation dee
VERDI'S REQUIEM
Ell Director de la Coral, Wilfred
Smith, ha estado eensayando los
coros desde enero. Todo ell pro-
grama estara bajo la direction de
John Bitter.
Hay asientos disponibles todaviav
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

tarse a las horas de trabajo, que
en- Hollywood SON de nueve de la
manana a seiS de la tarde y en-
Paris de doce del dia a diez
de la noche.
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Uno de los problemas que con-
front6 la exquisite actriz fran
cesa, Etchika Choureau, importa-
da por Warner Bros. cuando ro-
do junto a Tab Hunter, La
Cuadrilla LAFAYETTE, fue Ell adap-
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27
CHISMES DE HOLLYWOOD
POr CARLOS PASTOR

va NflAlAOO 40 OR
HOLLYWOOD, California
Ell California Federation of Wo-
mems Club, ha votado a la super
production de William Goetz
que presenta la Warner Bros,
"Sayonara', la Mejor Pelicula
del Ano 1857, y Joshua Logan,
gan6 ell premio como ell Director
mas brillante, por SUI magnifica
direction en- la misma pelicula.
"Sayonara" (Adios), nominada
diez veces por la Academia de
Aries y Ciencias Cinematogra-
ficas de Hollywood, es Ell film de
1857, que mas honores ha reci-
Dido en- cuantO a nominaciones.
Co-protagonizan con Marion
Brando, la bellisima japonesa,
Mike Taxa, Ricardo Montalban,
Miyoshi Umeki, Red Buttons,
Martha Scott, James Garner,
Kent Smith, y otros. =. Sin de-
jar de mencionar a la encanta-
dora Patricia Owens, quien en-
carna ell primer romance de
BrandO en- la cinta.
Yuki ShimOda, quien gan6 I'm
estruendoso exito interpretando
ell japonesito Ito, en- la obra
teatral de Broadway, "Auntie
Name, ha sido ~asignado por los
estudios de la Warner Bros, pa
"a revivir ell mismo role en- la
adaptation cinematografica de
la misma, que sera protagoniza-
ola por la encantadora Rosalind
Russell. Este sera ell debut CT
nematografico de Yuki Shomo-
da, quien tambien ha %aparecido
en- Broadway en- las produccio-
mes neoyorquinas de Tea House
of the August Moon" y""The
King and T..
Las noticias que nos llegan
directamente desde los estudios
Cinecitta, en- Roma, son de que
la magistral actriz dramatica Au-
drey Hepburn, ha llegado al eli
max de 10 que puede considerar-
Sc actuaci6n depurada en- SUI ac-
tual protagonizacion de la mon
ia en- "The Nuns Story, LA
Historic de la Monja) sin adn IT,
tulo en- espanol. Este film que
.esta siendo dirigido por ell
"gran" Fred Zimmerman, Sc esta
llevando a cabo en- Warner Co
lor, habiendo la camara va CAPITA
do la indescriptible belleza sal
vaje del Congo Belga.
Douglas Fairbanks Jr. es ell
productor del film de gran ten
sion dramatica, LA Sombra Ma
ligna", en- ell que Anne Baxter
hace gala, una vez mas, de todo
10 que de grandisima actrlz hay
en- ella. Coprotagonizan con An
ne, los actores, Richard Todd y
Herbert LON, bajo la direction
de Michael Anderson, quien a
SUI vez dirigiera la superproduc-
ci6n de Mike Todd LA Vuelta
Al Mundo En- Ochenta Dias".
Andy Griffith, actualmente
considerable uno de los verdade-
ros valores dramaticos de Holly
wood, vol6 con SUI esposa Bar
bara para SUI Residential en- Man
teo, Carolina del Norte. Andy
hizo SUI debut en- ell cine bajo la
direction del mas discutido de
todos los directories de la Mecca
del Cine, Ella Kazan, en- su pro-
duccion, "Un Rostro en- la Mu-
chedumbre", junto a Patricia
~ IL
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Antes de que ell actor Paul
Newman, comenzara ell rodaje
de BILLY The Kid" lei Temera-
riO), regal6 al director Arthur
Penn un precioso latigo. La tar
Diario las Américas., 1958-04-27

Hace algunos meses, Yvonne
De Carlo, despues de filmar jun
to a Clark Gable, mi Pecado
Fue Nacer'', tuvo SUI segundo hi
jo. Ahora luce mas linda que
nunca.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

Even though his job is enjoyable, he can
still be tired. Suggesting social get
toeethers is a way Of forcing him to do
more than he should after hard day.
6. .. This kind Of compliment is a real
Mtamin pill for your marriage. Men who
find their work talents are appreciated
seldom feel the need to play boss at home.
The other two answers imply that the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

free to work without a sense Of guilt.
4. b. A wife is a partner, not nonentity.
She has right to take stand one way OF
the other when big decision is actually
in the making. But the opinion should
never be based on what others have done.
S. b. If you're sincere about wanting him
to set the pace without feeling obligated,
a little fiction like this is a nice gesture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

eestions without insisting that they be
followed. Take an interest in his company
and his specially so you can be real
member Of the team.
2. c. The first answer would make him
feel you don't care whether he gets home
or not, and (b) is the kind of quiet martyr
dom that hurts most. Since your dinner
plans are spoiled anyway, let him feel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

company is taking advantage Of him,
which will put him on the defensive.
7. q. He knows what's ahead = both in
his Job expectations and in family goals.
IL your worries don't match his, you may
be failing to recognize how hard II IS to
keep income as high as expenses.
Q. q. If you really want to help your hus-
band and avoid any chance Of embanass-
ing him, it's safest to be a bit more
reserved than usual. Personal subjects
that show eaeerness to ''be friends at any
cost may reflect lack Of confidence In
your husbands true worth. Controversial
topics often indicate subconsciOus desire
to find grounds for disagreeing with his
colleagues.
Q. b. There's nothing wrong with care
free jobs or early retirement. But the
belief that they are ideal solutions IS based
on the WORKOUT tradition that job IS
prison to be escaped from as soon as
possible. Accomplishment IS part Of
mans Life and most doctors agree that
Illustration, rather than work, IS the main
enemy Of health. So a job with challenge
is likeIieSt to produce happy man.
This brief job home exploration empha-
sizes how important q husband-wife part
nership is. The wife who has the happiest
marriage is the one who takes an interest
in his company or his speciality. shares his
problems, boosts his ego on occasion and
injects that certain spark into his home
life that makes him look forward to eve
nineS at home.
If you scored at least six out Of nine.
you really don't need this advice. You
probably have an unusually good attitude
toward your husbands job. And if you
raICed In eight or more, you've got what
psychologists call an actively supporting
attitude" You're probably bound for an
exceptionally happy marriage.
But if your score slipped to five or
lower. II might be good idea to seriously
evaluate your marriage. Perhaps you
need some qualified
help to get your rela-
tionship on smoother
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07
CHARLES a. cERAMI

is a former business
executive and author of Successful Lead
erSItip in Business and How 10 Solve
Management Problems" books translated
into Japanese, Spanish and Swedish. He is
one of The KiPliEgeT Washington Editors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

need some qualified
help to get your rela-
tionship on a smoother
road. The End
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-07

THEY'RE BEST-BY DESIGN!
It's no accident Atlas products give top performance.
They're designed to meet highest specifications by
Atlas Automotive Specialists. Atlas PermaGuard'
AntFreeze, for example, protects to co. below; pro-
vides protection against rust and corrosion.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

IN
Faubus of Arkansas ordered the Stars and
Stripes above did and
got away with it,
people being Jailed
The only actually for the noeaction
fragrant
by
required either allegiance United
States for that matter to the Constitution.
terrible the the
United States hauled down vrgnaYou can't haul thing
down that has been up!
things which Glory" jibed
sOuh for "od Glory" the land
keep
deprived the prescribed.
represents keep it
of the cowed and the and
century admirably
the governor Virginia hauling
American flag is merely to through physical demonstration
what actually has been the state OF things the beginning Of this
fact government
They really preceps
liberty justice They
the nation that Is the object their affection
economy suppression
blacks that they have always been in love with
story their acceptance Of the
character Of this democracy Republic
Of history beginnings
willing the gave advantage
matter of franchise they unwilling
a a human being
slave they willing Federal government
had duty to protect them their rights they
unwilling rpudae ruling Negro rights
a white bound respect
the Civil War they
the Negro by nsutng of held
tlnuous slavery for several decades thereafter
therefore neither the surprising unexpected
dsrespect National Authority
ugly demonstration governor hauling
the symbol OF national unity and freedom
nation WISE a step botng this
inequality within the
pattern nothing
you can't haul flag down that has been upokAhOma
CTusa) EAGLE.
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this Is the time when place emphasis Divine thanks
being gratitude many blessings during
Of people who endured hardhps their quest for
freedom escape from persecution.
fought disease killed both
fell H. But this did their purpose
They had faith prayed.
They
into nation When they reached where they could
the light, they stopped and gave thanks.
day special significance Negroes
suffered process gaining liberty
freedom
Ironically they st fighting savagespalc
bombs and guns effort kin away
They suffering all types OF intimidation harament
the hands Of these terrible people.
The times hopeless pioneers
who founded this nation they and continue
Despite all Of these horrible happenings there for which
give thanks.
suppose NAAcP Thurgood Marshall
his legal supreme Daisy
Martin Luther King Robinson
derson Philip Randolph Negro press white
organizations working
the interest o citizenship n this land?
We should be thankful that there st opportunity Join
forces to better conditions and to together
solve many problems
page notebook Springfield group we'll
blueprint the future They formed
ton paving way talented people to
The program Includes plan give persons for certain
vocaon opportunity through cooperation
membership.
Motto OF this your neighbor and
love yourself"
They opened gasoline September and announced the
opening Of skating rink this
Both promise becoming very successful enter
prises
This year they win through leader the Rev
Leroy Hacker for the humble achievement they
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
rRrpAY. pEcnMnnR y. iass
'VThere's. Something About Christmas'

There's something about the festival Of Christmas that
brings the best IN the Of Time and time again
have ley cold human beings without any percevabe inter-
Ia their fellow humans ali the days Of the year. suddenly
melt and glow warmly 10 the hallow of Merry Christmas"
with All Of It's commercnaton or the modern day there
nothing more heartwamng than the wdened eyes and
delight o. 4 child looking in 4 toy filled window busy
street.
There's nothing commercial about the feeling Of happiness
that pervades the holiday season. and have yet
person who could keep alive frown when extended holiday
good day.
There's something about Christmas that makes the most
thoughess Of think about parents whether they
here yon It's day that makes the individual feel kin to
All the world Of whatever estate race religion status
That II is primarily religious celebration based the
birth Of Jesus Of Nazareth may be the why II has
nued through the centuries to be the universally ce
brated festival Of man.
Christmas always seems TO be time for the renewing Of
faith In man. In God and In ourselves It's time when
best instincts into fullest fon It's enobng period
when those Of with the least moral fiber get opportunity
10 expose conscienccs to the warmth Of virtue.
JOY unresraned abounds in the Christmas period matched
with the SOLDERING need for peace earth good win
Oh have cried IN Christmas editorials Of years
gone by n could Just extend the goodwill the
fellowship Of Christmas all Of the other days Of the year.
We cry out but we know that what say just wshfu
thinking and wishing does make II Some OF FORUM
people who live this earth do in live so oyouy and
dedicated lives that they do have Christmas every day
the year
II wish that Of win this year dedicate our
selves to this type Of living II merry Christmas"
win ring IN clarion tones tighten up all around us in
this wonderous world
Merry Christmas TO YOU and YOU and youl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26

eligible Negroes had registered to
vote as eontrasted with go per
cent of the eligible white popula-
ton"
In the intervening two years,
the Council finds for the region
as a whole, registration showed
little change from the 1856 total.
This Is true in spite Of passage OF
the first federal civil rights legis-
lation (1957) since Reconstruction,
a long list Of favorable federal
court decisions, the creation Of a
Civil Rights Commission, a MA
AcP program to register three
million Negro voters in the South
by 1860 and the founding Of the
Southern Christian Leadership
Conference by Reverend Martin
Luther King, Jr.
II appears that increased racial
tensions, new state segregation
laws, heavy registrations judges,
disinterest, reprisal and racial in
difference to politics have all COM
bined to offset any appreciate
registration gains for the region
as a whole. However, in spite Of
a general lack Of political con-
seriousness, Negro voters increased
in North Carolina and Virginia.
Specifically though, the overall in
crease OF Negroes registered in
these eleven Southern states was
PASS more in 1858
than In 1866.
According to schedule, the Fed
eral Civil Rights Commission did
hold hearings in Montgomery, Ala
bama, December 8. What the
Commission can accomplish in the
face of defiant local officials with
only investigative and no enforce
ment powers Is remote. About all
the Commission can do is report
Its findings and recommendation
Of the President and Congress by
September, 1859, and then go out
Of existence. Unless, Of course, the
new Congress which is now more
predominatly Democratic--a signi-
ficant increase in non-South Dem
ocrats -enacts a new Civil Rights
law with teeth and strengthens or
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1958-12-26
Humphrey For President

H. Humphreys political star scared this past
nexceed ability statesman in
meeting Na Khrschev grounds in frank yet
acknowledgement the subjects that divide the
worlds
eghou meeting Senator Humphrey to have
accomplished than all Of John Foster Dulles craftsmanship
without surrendering oa Of our position
meeting the subsequent endorsement by
Roosevelt
candidates the Democratic nomination
presidency Senator Kennedy the others
This becomes rather obvious when Senator Hum
qualifications with those Of others who have been frequently
presidential timber Mnnesoas
long recognized Americas outstanding leader the field
affairs He deeply respected all the captols of the
world.
At he has outstanding record farm block leader
high labor yet the forefront Of fight
legislation for small business He has served with distinction
delegate Nations representative
currently charge study
health
Since Republicans Rockefeller
The latter win have the disadvantage Of only two office
1850 appears likely that the next president Of the United
may distinguished AnnesotanThe Triumph AInnesOta)
PROGRESS
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Ministers Should Be Well Paid

Thanks TO kind friend received clipping which
think worth reprntng II editorial from christian Econ
omics," titled Adequate Support for Minister'S"
We have always felt that religious organizations and
Eregaon often do pay their shepherds" well enough
We there outstanding exceptions but quite
often the most devoted pastors whe place service to their
egaons and their God above material gain vastly under
paid
Some ministers give of themselves freely without proper
compensation all Of their lives and retire pitifuy made
quate pensions and when they die their survivors sometimes
suffer want
Of the socaed pensions funds Of Of the Negro
denominations farce insofar the paid the in
dividua Of pension age.
agree with the editorial in the christian Economics
and recommend that both the ministry and lay consider its
full Implications Wrote the editor Of the paper;
THE AVERAGE minister works about twice many hours
per his these
perhaps little than half much
medium the practitioners for his calling
than the members OF the
munly lives do his well he certainly
books and magazines,
minister only live a small salary with the
harhps such salary himself and his family but he
supply sympathy counsel and spiritual
energy community require
polls Indicated two-irds the ministers
unable provide proper
medical themselves their families They
their spiritual aertness enthusiasm competition with
unpaid bills inability provide proper education their chill
d and Ofimes tho face Of their wives have
side the home augment their meagcr salaries
The service rendered ministers
offered BY other members learned professions Civilization
house az cards the strength OF the undergders
tanned
We need money many things perhaps
urgent Of an adequate support for Christian ministers