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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1958-06-26
Rt. lob Contract Awarded; Town
Studies Street Repair Program
Harmon Road Drainage, Rebuilding
OF Several Trouble Spots Studied

major street repair contract in Bluffton awarded
by the state highway department Tuesday village council
spent Tuesday evening studying their repair plans
the summer. a..
Reconstruction of nearly onehaf mile of
Buffton was awarded to Carl Gern Sons Napoleon for
Evening star., 1958-09-25
SHEINWOLDO ON BRIDGE
Count Points During PIoy
BY ALFRED sHEINWOLD

with shortneSs IN both major
suits. a
tcOpyright fs5s, Gen. Features Corp
Evening star., 1958-09-25

Answer: Pass. You might
open this If your long suit were
spades instead Of clubs. but
there Is little ADVANTAGE in
lstraining hard to open q II md
Evening star., 1958-09-25
Everybody knows about count.
ing points during the bidding
Thesnext step is to count them
during the play of the card'
Is well
= South dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
AA5
0AJ
p632
@Q107654
WEST EAST
AJ9742 AKiO63
i 0s752 0l0863
pl0S5 uKs4
A82s AKJ
SOUTH
AQ8
0KQ94
oAQJ7
&A93
0OO IA
AQ8
oAQJ7
AAQ2

South West North East
INT Pass 3NT All pass
Opening lead: Four of spades.
West led the four of spades
and South took the customary
pause to plan his play. East
used this time to do some
counting and planning of his
own.
East could see II points in
high cards in the dummy and
10 points in his own hand. He
gave declarer credit for about
IN points for the strong open
ing bid Of one no-trump. This
left only about two Of the 40
points in the deck for West
to hold.
It happened that South had
18 points, which left only one
point for West. South might
have held only 10 points, and
then West would have held
three points. East assumed the
middle value. knowing that he
might be one point away from
the truth. s
What was the Importance OF
tkis counting? East knew that
his partner had a virtually
worthless hand and that South
could almost surely make his
contract by developing the dia-
monds. East was therefore on
the alert for a way to steer
declarer away from the dia-
mond fineSse.
Clears Spades
BY this time declarer had
made his plan. He played a
low spade from dummy at the
first trick and East won with
the king. East returned the
three of spades and the queen
end ace Of spades fell together
West followed suit with the
deuce Of spades, confirming the
fact that he had opened from
a five-card suit.
Declarer next led a low club
from dummy and East played
the kingl South won with the
ace of clubs and triumphantly
led the nine Of clubs for 9
finesse through West. East
pounced on this trick with the
jack of clubs and gave his part
ner there additional spade
tricks. defeating the contract.
If the king Of clubs had moi
dropped" South would have
entered dummy twice with
hearts for two diamond fin
esses. This would have giver
him 10 tricks.
Daily Question
AS dealer you hold:
AA50AJ %Q1o765.
What do you say2
Answer: Pass. You nigh
Evening star., 1958-09-25
Daily Question

AS dealer you hold:
AA50AJ %QIo7654
What do you say?
Evening star., 1958-09-25

" G Stores ana D . MGl o'deYS oHiB Quantity rteht,
= reserved Aad FEDERAL Tar Add ase Postage. disc Pkg
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Unemployment and Leadership

The unemployment situation has powerful labor bosses
high and city officials running like scared rabbits TO
Washington for help These people when jobs we're
plentiful and business good assumed that they we're
responsible that they had the to every problem
But now that the going has become little rough, they
show themselves 10 be bunch OF Weakened braggartS
afraid 81 their shadows
All their svagger has gone, for they lack both the
courage and the knowledge meet the challenge presented
By the present Like BABY crying for mama TO
pick il up they Washington with tears in their eyes
requesting help admitting that they too weak to do
anything for themselves
This kind Of nacton on the part Of too many elfstyed
leaders have been entrusted with the affairs Of
government proves that they possess neither the tall
the information TO serve Tie needs OF the people
Even at this moment elected officials all the
nation concerned with getting votes for themselves
than they with securing Jobs for the unemployed Every
conceivable "deyed scheme is being presented in Con
under the preense Of helping Improve the employ
men situation D1t their real purpose Is to catch votes
Most Of these politicians know well anyone else
tina; when business good jobs plentiful The
is equally when isineSs IS slack employment
Bat few politicians willing to do anything except talk
about the need FOR business
The truth is while they are talking ABOUT how essential
business IS TO the nations economy they dong every
thing they possibly 10 destroy business In fact business
have become the whipping boys OF the politicians who
are bent getting elected 10 office When conditions
good they beat their breasts and shout Look what
have done for the people When conditions bad they
blame everybody except themselves -Phila Tribune.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Aktp MEMBERS
Pop IN SOUTH

GREENSBORO. n, C.-Legis-
alton. INVESTIGATIONS and pres.
lures by Southern states as well
IS intimidations and violence by
a,..civil rights forces, such as
he White Citizens Council.
brought about a drop in mem.
Sership in the NAACP during
1857, Mrs. Ruby Hurley. South.
ern regional secretary. reported.
Addressing tho sixth annual
"egional NAACP conference here
asst week. Mrs. Hurley stated
that the oreanization suffered
'oSses in all Southern states ex.
ecpt North Carolina. where she
claims. the Ku Klux Khan is
lreathinq for its life. There were
notable losses, she said, in Flori-
Ia, Georgia. South Carolina, and
tennessee. She charged mis-.
,issippi branches continued un-
der the hammer Of fear gcncr.
atcd by the White Citizens Coun.
ellis. aided and abetted by the
State Sovereignty Commission.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
>AlpH BLANCHE GETS
!. Y. Ed POST

son Bunche is back in affairs of
efucation again where many of
his friends and former students
feel he rightfully belongs. The
United Nations Under Secretary
has been named by Mayor Wag.
ner to the Board CT Higher Ed
ucation. DR.. Edward D. Re from
the Aeolian Islands off Italy, a
1aturalizcd citizen was also nam
ed 10 the Board
The unsalaried post accepted
by the new appointccs involve
The twenty-one member board
which oversees the operation of
'ity's Colleges.
DR. Bunche replaced another
Negro Board archibald +. Glow
n who resigned) member.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Tips on Touring

-. BY coroi Lone -
Womsni Trovsi Authority
School for Bad Drivers
Your safety on the road may be

Your safety on the road may be
increased by a new experiment /,
teaching safe driving practices
drivers who are so bad they q
serving jail terms for chroni,
violations. The study is being made
by the Department of Correction
Of one Of our big cities.
The idea is 10 find out what
makes the offenders .cfS,
and see what can be done to correct
the situation.
The school is under the SUPER
vision Of psychologist and a
correction officer = both specially
trained in driver education and
safety.
The training program is run on
a two-week basis; there are usu-
ally 30 students in each class. They
receive thorough medical, PSYCHE
atric and psychological examina-
tions before starting classes. In
struction includes practice driving
with special safety equipment, dis
cusSion groups on various traffic
problems. motion pictures on traf-
hc safety. and driving over an OBJ
stacle course.
Most violators appreciate the
program. Many feel that IL they
had known their weaknesses (cye
trouble, poor coordination. ctc.)
they would not have made the
driving errors they did.
The course Is expectco 10 point
the way TO legislative ection "a
make sure that all drivers are
mentally ana physically equipped
to hold licenses. Result; greater
safety on Americas roads for
everyone.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Fear No Evil
tconfinued from Back Page,

Xxx it often stands for
Hebrew word meaning 10
grieve for ones sins. Re-.
pentance is one of the mos,
important of all Jewish doe.
trines. II involves profound
sorrow for sin. restitution CO
far as possible, and a stead.
fast resolution not to COMM,
that particular sin again
Such repentance unfailinulv
brings divine forgiveness
without the need of any med.
iation or ritual act.
REPENTANCE AND THE
KINGDOM OF HEAVEN -
Jesus began to preach
Words. backed bv deeds and
carried Oh the influence Of
q consecrated soul. were his
chosen method. Words the
immediate contact of man
with man. Words: that instru.
ment is so various. so fley.
ible, so instant. so piercing
so freighted with personaliiv
that there is no substitute
Volume Z. Interpreter Bible.
p. 274)
II is being proved TODAY BY
millions that God is known
in Spirit. and not in matter
When this is realized by all
Christians. all things are com.
PEELED to change for better.
Our God is Love. and all
His sons
His image bear, we know.
The heart with love to God
inspired,
With Love to man will
glow
( &C. S. Hymnal, p. 266l
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29

10 continue to pray, knowing
that God is above the devil /.
Christian Science explains:
DEVIL Evil: a lie; neither
corporeality nor mind; the
opposite of Truth; a belief in
sin. sickness. and death; ami
NAL magnetism or hynotism;
the lust OF the flesh. which
saith: L am life and intelli-
gence in matter. There is
more than one mind, for |
am mind "a wicked mind,
self-made or created by a
tribal cod and put into the
opposite of Mind, termed
matter. thence to reproduce
a mortal universe. including
man. not after the image and
likeness OF Spirit. bit after
is own image" SSH, p. 584J
Today. the Christian move
ment is taking new form. as
in Jesus time. and its fame
is real. right now, and is
opreading farther, as the
Truth is demonstrated and
NIT into effect in human af-
fairs.
And his I 4. ne went
'hroIohout all Syria: and
they brought unto him all
SILK people that were taken
Nth dives diseases and tor
nlentS. and those which were
possessed with devils. and
those which were lunatick,
end those that had the palsy;
aud he healed them" Matt.
i::24)
The following is from the
New interpreters Bible:
JESUS PROCLAMATION
The Greek word repent
translated basically denotes
change Of mind, but in the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
EDITO RIAL
Who Wants Indignation -.

The Mississippi White Citizens counel-the grandaddy
Of all such oIthts-admed in the February issue OF its
social organ that southern Negroes DO want niegraion
That isn't news 10 most bit marks dcpattare for
the Councils which have been writing OF the camor for
indignation as the work OF northern agitaors
Having admitted that southern Negroes want their con-
sttuona rights and privileges the Council urges us men,
berS to back up the fight ior segregation
Il looks as if the new Civil Rights Commission is going
to have job on its hands aliforna Eagle.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Remember SafetySays Scouts

10000 metropolitan Detroit
Area Scout and leaders VIII be
engaged in a mammoth Traffic
S. { " Project during IN at,r
season Boy scouts and explorers
working. in pairs. will pass out
salty imprinted paper windshield
wipcrs To motoriSt driving into
gas stations for service.
Cub scouts. operaiinT rn1 'r
adult leadership and in their
own horne areas. will Dlac pro
ct Children leaflets Under
the windshield wipers Of parked
cars. The leaflct;. provided by
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29

the Michigan Automobile Club.
rrge drivers TO park on the side
drives or in the garage rather
than parking on the streets
Many youngsters are Killed or in.
iured darling from around park.
ed cars.
The Boy Scouts and explorers
club have dual distribution
assipnment While one young nan
hlnds the autoist the Windshield
wiper. another young man will
offer a small you can't Stop
On o Dime" st.c!,cr for the side
window.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29

s'NNNds tNtAi<N -
~ nine Of international good
will"
As former Governor OF Massa'
chns,tts. where the AaStiowei
II is berthed. Mr. iiertcr enthus
iasiically supports my propose
for 4 voyage OF the Pilgrim YES
sci up the Seaway Through him
the State Department IS sm'lins
on the idea and were ho2m
nov for a 1859 Greet Lakes tour
AS BUSY, AIR.MINDED Amer
leans place increasingly heavy
demands on their arports, keep
IN the terminals in f.rst-class
condition becomes smart safety
measure. Since airports also play
a major role in defense planning
they receive federal funds 10 sup
PIGMENT improvement money
raised locally
Uncle SANS new budget con
tains 2.55O, 500 for Improvements
al % Michigan airports Runways
will be strengthened. land pur'
chased. new control towers and
administration buildings erected
biggest sum-Sl.000. 000-went to
Wayne City Airport. with Willow
Iain and Lansing drawing over
500. 600 each. Escanaba and Gay
lord brought UP cie rear with
$1,000 each but can look for
ward TO more money as their
communities grow.
oWoSsO lies on the steep.
banked Shiawassee River, log
TANNED in the numbering days,
but now a quiet stream. James
Oliver Curwood famous outdoor
stories writer. was born in Owes.
so, but spent much OF his time
farther up the river living with
remnant Indian tribes and hunt.
ms and trapping as they did,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
! RI: ND
sorro VOICE
BY TED YATES

sorro VOICE
We people TO trust in God and live the days
by
The past with its mistakes and focs give US future wis
doa
We must have faith and trust in Him.
So many q our fears and snxecs have no reality All we
haze Itself do something about the future
and look back the past
In preparing for the future let DO best foI
God Country your felo~nan You will that what vii
follow Nl rewarded 0 the
Remember you teach anything you only help
him TO find within himself
Put your and for Gods hand
Daniel DeFoe who said. Justice always
violent the offending for innocent in his
eyes talk Little would be foohardy part
particularly all know that all created equal
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29

ht0nIi9hf OF me voVr-osy gam
erins was . public convoesfion
az korfhrop Memorial AUDITOR
urn on the University 81 Mime.
sofa campus Sunday. March 10.
On this occasion. all 33 presl-
dents were introduced from the
stage President Carroll " New
som Of New York University,
principal speaker. spoke on THE
Challenge 10 America"
The Supreme Court decision
upon segregation in the schools
has not diminished the import
ance OF the Negro college in the
American educational system. +"
Or. Newsom told an audience Of
more than 5000
Recently we are hearing Of
,ur cisintcgrating scientific and
.echnlogical position when com
Jared TO that Of the Soviet Union
We are disturbed BY the fact that
we have grave shortages OF man.
power on the highest level Of
competence. II is rather surpris
ing to note that a major aspect
Of the problem has rarely been
mentioned. namely, the fact that
Millions OF children within our
jast Negro population have limit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
GOOD THOUGHTS TO REMEMBER

I'm Righteousness shalt thou be established thou shall
be Gar from oppreson for thou shalt not fears and from
terror; for u snslI not come near thee
No weapon that formed against thee shall prosper;
and every tongue that shall rise against thee In iydg
meni thou shalt condemn. This Is the heritage OF the
servants OF the Lord and their righteousness OF
ssidih the Lord"-Isssh 54:I4, ~.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29

ed opportunity and motivation
TO develop their latent talents.
And. let US not forget the
weli-kn,wn snthropoIosiesI truth
that the Negro race possesses
rs proper proportion OF those
vino have the native intelligence
to become outstanding engineers.
scientists. musicians, msthemati-
clans. teachers. doctors and so
on"
Speaking for the 33 presidents
was Or Arthur ID. Gray Of ITALIA.
dcga College, Alabama. The fam
Gus combined Spelman and More
house college choirs of Atlanta,
Ga. sang. Thomas Moore, Min.
neapolis business man and hotel
owner, was chairman and Jud.
son Bemis. inGustrialist. was hon.
)rary chairman. President James
L. Morrill, OF the University of
Minnesota greeted the assembly.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29

CHRISTIAN HERTER. distIn'
ecishcd Under Secretary Of State.
spent an hour with me reviewing
special Michigan problems as part
Of series Of meetings with top
Administration officials have
set up in an effort to boost in.
dastral activity and increase
Jobs in our state
SO far have talked with Post
master General Arthur Summer
field. Secretary Of Labor James
Mitchell and Secretary OF the
Interior Fred Sea,on. Mr.. Herter'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
BY G. MsNNEN WILLIAMS
Governor Of Michigan

LANSING - There are always
well-intentioncd people who say
III the recession is causing q
slump in the states revenue, why
doesn't the state cut back lis
expenditures"
The answer is that the states
budget is so tight now that II
YOU cut il any more you begin
u hurt people: and lose money
~ cutting out things that are
Savins money.
Last week we SGT a demon
s.ration OF this, as the Senats
Appropriations Committee kicked
cut appropriation bills propos
ing cuts as much as 6 percen,
below current levels. for mental
hospitals. prisons and colleges
and universities.
Here are some Of the results
Of these proposed cuts.
PRISONS: The Senate Con-
mitfee processes 10 cot the err
son system hy about Sal Coo. "
this happened. the new lena
Youth rcformat,ry cpeincd Last
year would probably have :, be
closed. II is operating now on a
hslf.yesr appropriation and no
provision is made for full
years operation.
We arc now feeding prisons
for 50 cents day This would
have TO be reduced. because no
provision is made for a 3 per
cent increase in food prices. No
funds are included in the Sen.
ate bill for the usual maintcn-
ance and repair work II an in
mate broke a lock. there would
be no money 10 fix IT,
Last week the Michigan Crime
and Delinquency Counil reported
that increases we have made in
parole and probation officers has
kept 1920 persons out Of prison
Ton parole or probation) at a
saving TO the state of S3,800,000
a year The Senate bill, in the
face OF this report. not only de-
MES the Is additional parole
and probation officers | request
ed, but CUTS the present staff
EDUCATION: The Senate bill
proposes 10 cut all eight col.
Ie9es and universities below cur
rent appropriations. The eollese
and university presidents say
this would force them 10 put
eeiiincs en enrc'lJrenis and de-
ny some Of our young people an
opportunity 70 81 TO public
college.
Property given to MSU in
Oakland County and 10 the L. Of
NJ al Dearborn would have Il
stand idle No money is pro.
vidcd 70 use these gifts.
The L Of Ms programs for
research in human resources. in
cystic fibrosis "a disease Ct chill.
drenl and the Institute cf La.
Dor and INDUSTRIAL Relations
would be wiped out
The MSU's Traffic Center Tan
important part OF our life-saving
traffic safety program would be
wiped out, along with the MSl'
Industrial Relations Center.
The Wavne State Medical
School could not be expanded
Mineral research, forestry pro
ducts research and the Ford
Forestry Center would have to
be cut back at Houghton Tech
Community colleges tour chief
means of reducing higher edu
cational COSTS would be cut back
a total Of $4,000.
These are just examples; ALL
state colleges and universities
are cut in the Senate bill.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Presidents Of Race
COLLEGES End Meeting

MINNEAPOLIS-Four DAYS of luncheons, business meet
ngs dinners public appearances and tours for 33 pres
dents Of colleges with predomnantly Negro enroilmens
came to an end here Monday, March IL.
1t was the first time in the history of the United Negro
College group that all 33 presidents assembled in one city
and also the first time that the Twin Cities were hosts
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29


eminent the uncover Led b,
Or Arthur Much. agriculture
economist at Mich gan State I'M.
sers.iy. the g..up represented
two dozen rural commln ties.
f.om Gagetown and Dsf 5rd TO
Pm Paw and IDLY
They hi fast pace during
The f)ur-day public affairs work.
shop set up BY Or Mauch. step.
ping at the Bc.isy:lle Center for
brief.nos on dairy cattle breeding
9rd mix solids research. yisii.ng
tho Labor Department for talks
on manpower and economic
trends. and picking the brains
If Agriculture Department Of
f'c'als on farm credit. rural cleo.
,sificat.on and cooperatives.
had great time showing the
rcup around the Capitol and
their searching questions kept
,i,s old Lapeer County sarm boy
on his toes As We circled the
Senate lobby. the Vice President
ard Indian Ambassador joined
Us and were introduced all
ground They agreed that so long
as vigorous. alert Americans like
these Michiganders are running
America vast, productive heart
lard. the nations agriculture is in
GOOD hands.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
Senator
POtter|
reports

HOW'RE We GONNA keep EN- down on the farm? Don't
Try These days farmers get around keep informed
and know the
This was proven again last week when AZ men and one
woman all working farmers from Michigan. bankeiec
tho
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29
RACE fEPC

THE CHRlST-LIKE THING ON RACE
is THE RIGHT THING"
Gods bsrs'o, OF the Bible, 'he Christian Science
Textbook has the necessary wisdom
Heaven OR eternal lie. and ALL reality spiritual
Of eoursel are fovrd-sre diseovered-iN human cor
,cious-e<sl
'If thou would be pIsssed Cbev Gods Science and
bless by ANDREW r. FRUErAUF. c. s.
! DETROIT TRIBUNE. SATURDAY MARCH 30. 1858
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29

EDUCATION: The Senate bill
proposes 10 cut all eight col.
Ie9es and universities below cur
rent appropriations. The eolle7e
and university presidents say
this would force them 10 put
eeiiincs IN enrc,lmenfs and de-
NY some Of our young people an
opportunity TO 81 TO a public
college.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1958-03-29


ernrren the uncover Led by >ea~ay termed i a po
Or Arthur Much agricultural - nine Of nternatona
economist At Mich gan State I'M. will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-07
Names Outlook: Shed
Years in Space TroveI

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 7 up,
Some day mama may rocket
into outer space to shed years
almost as easily as she could
now shed pounds on a milk
farm.
Prospects for a future foun-
tain of youth in limitless space
were pictured today by DR.. l. M
Levitt, imaginative director Of
the Franklin Institutes FelS
Planetarium. He is a pioneer
astronomical physicist. or space
scientist.
The 38-pound Explorer ~
satellite careening around the
earth for what is expected tc
be a five-year journey may
prove great speeds help SLOW
time in space. That's what
Albert Einstein theorized anc
mathematics bears him out, DR.
Levitt said.
The way EinStein put it. tint
slows down as an object ap-
proaches the speed Of light
1876. 800 miles a second.
The satellite is travelling
miles a second" DR.. Levitt said
AT that rate. it would age one
second less every 100 years.
"Of course. after you've livec
100 years, a second isn't very
much. said the 4s-year-olc