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Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
Gertrude Parhana
Carolyn Gregory
Carver-Pfeifer

DR.. NJ. Lafayette Harris, presi-
dent of Philander Smith college,
was featured speaker for the An
nual Fathers Founders Night
Program sponsored by the PTA
Thursday February 10Th in the
Carver cafetorium The Philander
Smith college choir presented the
music. The Dads club performed
the candle lighting ceremony hon.
oring the PTA founders. Former
PTA presidents were honored.
Superintendent Of schools, Terrell
Powell and his administrative
assistants were invited to attend
the program.
Prizes were awarded to the old
est father, the youngest father,
and the father with the largest
number Of children attending
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

Carver and pfeifer schools. Re-
freshments were served and door
prizes awarded.
Mrs. Jeffrey Cunningham is Pr
A president.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
)uachitd Go. Hiu1

BEARDEN-The MA chapter
ron first place in the Cotton
gelt Federation MA Basketball
=purnament. which was held at
Monticello and Fordyce on jan
Hary 50.
II. N. Harrington and Tin o.
HsRae attended the Annual Ru-
III Life conference ct AM&N
college. Pine Bluff.
L. Garrett. w R. Coleman, and
FRS. Bobbie Coleman were guest
Breakers at Greater st. Mark AM
) church, Thornton, on the Rich
ard Allen Day program last
Sunday.
The Ouachita County basketball
tournament was held here at the
high school last weekend for the
Junior boys and Senior girls
Winners for the tournament were
Lincoln Junior boys, with Bear
Zen as runners-up and Lafayette
Senior girls with Stephens as
funners-up.
Tint Ouathita County high
school Dramatic club participant
fd in a Dramatic Tournament at
Pleasant Hill High school, Child
ester, on Monday night.
The Ouachita County high
school PTA met last night in their
monthly meeting and launched
their membership drive with
great success. It is their aim to
enroll 500 members by the end of
this school yer. This is being
done by issuing membership
cards at a fee of $100.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Newton
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Dorothy Jean. to Frank
Scott of Arkadelphia Saturday,
February 14th at 400 o'clock p.
|m. at the Greater Mount Olive
Baptist church, Rev. Jones off,
|ciating.
Cpl. Raymond Newton, jr de-
parted for New York enroute
to France, for tour of duty with
the U. S. Army, on Saturday
might after spending a thirty day
leave with his parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Raymond Newton, ST..
The senior boys basketball
team of Ouachita County high
school will journey to Stenhens,
on Thursday for the Senior
Boys Basketball Tournament.
Tin o. McRae has been eppoint-
ed as chairman Of the Bearden
Area tuberculosis Drive. The
quota for this area is $4,000
Elementary School HONOR ROLL
for First Semester
LIST Grade
Virginia Foster
Bettye Sue Rogers
Patricia Henry
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

CONFERs WITH sTAFF-Mrs Katie Wick
ham, national president of the National Beauty
Culturists' League eonfers with other nation
al officers as the organization launches its
1859 membership drive for 10000 new mem
bers. Mrs. Wickham also discusses her 10
point program which is geared toward accom-
nlishing the coal. Seated. left to right are Mrs.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

Alvin Lambert
Carolyn Williams
Rose Mary Caldwell
Illinois Williams
End Grade
Pearlene Rideout
Bonnie Goodwin
Howard Parham
Bird Grade
Alvin Parham
Calvin Parham
Billy Ray Parham
Lizzie Mae Milton
Elmer Lee Parham
GWendolyn Newton
Ruby Williams
Zelna Golden
4tn Grade
Arthur R. Morgan
Travis Lee Cones
Joan Lambert
Delma J. chatham
Clara B. King
Barbara Henry
Belniee Golden
Leonard Jones
Allen Jones
Ze'ma R. Parham
Linda Caldwell
Phillip Lambert
5th Grade
Delois Gilmore
Ray c. Parham
Eardean Gilmore
Louis Newton
George E. Newton
Algerine Mays
Virginia Brazil
virginia MOTIFS
Albert II. Lambert
9th Grade
Barbara Jean Gibson
Genetta Newton
Richard Lewis
Herman Jean Lambert
Henrietta DilWorth
Ruby jean Ellington
Ruby Nell Lewis
Opal Team Watkins
Erma Jean Thrower
Joyce Ann Morris
High School HONOR ROLL fol
First Semester
7th Grade
Lee Arthur Dawn
Inez Cones
Doris Ann Parham
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

Geneva Brazil
David Lee Parham
Annette Morgan
Gloria Dean Parham
Troy Lee Parham
9Th Grade
Oma Jean Lambert
BURNS Brazil
Alberta Howard
Mary Louise Williams
9Th Grade
John Thomas Williams
Alice Faye Howard
10th Grade
Thomas Nelson
Lannie L. Newton
Josephine Powell
18th Grade
Earl Dilworth
18th Grade
Mary Dean Davis
Leon White
James Carruthers
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

Wickham and the national corresponding
secy, Cordelia Jennings of Jersey City, N. J.
Standing left to right are the 1st nat vice
president Maude Gadsen of NYC, national re-
cording sec'y, Louise Reaves Chapman of ST.
Louis Mo-, and D. A julius Of Miami Fla.
who is the administrator of the NBCL inst
tute.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20

FOR FEMALE AIINIENTS prove Lydia
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound brings quick
discomforts monthly pain and change-oflife.
Arkansas State press., 1959-02-20
:: WITH THE SCHOOLS :

loTICE TO sCHOoLs-A School News must be in this
ioe by m each Friday for publication the following
eek
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14
z0A Regional Elects Borden,
Ritchie As Vice Presidents


regional
vice presidents of the Zionists Organization
They elected regional convention
Raj president.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

DENVER - Because a lot OF
people cared, the 5-year-old son
of a Phoenix Safeway Stores em-
ploye recently celebrated birth
day that a few short weeks ago
seemed destined never to arrive.
Little Peter Meyer, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Walfried Meyer, 4237
N. Third Ave-, lighted candle on
his cake at the National Jewish
Hospital at Denver, where sue
cessful heart surgery was recently
performed to alleviate danger
Gus defect present since his birth.
The child and his mother were
flown to the world-famous, free
care, nonsectarian hospital at Den
yer June 10 at the expense of
Safeway. Upon entering the hos
pital, it was determined that i'm
mediate heart surgery was neces-
sary for the 22-pound child, less
than half the size of a normal
5-year-old.
THORACIC SURGEON Robert
Holdren was selected to perform
the operation.
During surgery they found that
Peter had an unusually large
patent ductus, an artery that in
the normal person closes off after
birth but, in his case, remained
open. This had caused Peters
heart to work just twice as hard
as it should. After tying off the
patent ductus, DR.. Holdren and
his staff carefully observed Peter
during the early recuperative
period.
After the danger period passed,
the child and his mother returned
to Phoenix and Daddy and Sis
ter"
THE HEARTBREAKING story
of little Peter reached halfway
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14
Bits of News

Brotherhoods will be opened in
Los Angeles at the end of this
month. David Lesser Caplan has
been appointed assistant executive
of the NFTB, in charge of the
West Coast office. The office, in
the UAHC suite in the Jewish
Community Building at 500 N. Yer
mont Ave, will service so Reform
temple brotherhoods in California,
Oregon, Washington, Utah, Colo
rado, New Mexico, Arizona, and
Ell Paso, Tex.
Frederick L. Fingerote has sue
ceeded Dan Russell as Western re-
preventative of the American Zion
ist Council at Los Angeles. For
the past eight years Fingerote has
served the Jewish Theological
Seminary of America in various
executive capacities. He was re-
porter and then drama and film
critic for the Winnipeg Tribune,
later edited two Anglo-Jewish
newspapers in his home town of
Winnipeg, Canada.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

the search for health. BY chance,
the chairman of the admissions
committee of National Jewish Hos
pital was in Phoenix. He read the
story and, after investigation,
offered the services of the hospital,
whose motto is "None may enter
who can pay; none can pay who
enter" to the Meyers. Under this
motto National Jewish Hospital
has, for over so years, provided
more than 100000 days of free
care to the needy sick.
Peters mother, Ilse, stood ner-
vously by her only son during the
dangerous operation. Now that
surgery has been successful, she
is floating on a cloud as high as
her former home in the Andes. 1T
didn't know Peters problem could
be taken care of so quickly. I
never met doctors who have as
much human feeling as they do
at National Jewish Hospital"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

The oil company had argued that
since Saudi Arabia would not
accept Jews" it would be futile to
employ any who might be assigned
to that particular area of the world.
MORE THAN three years ago
the Jewish War Veterans pointed
out that the Dept. of State, the
Department of Defense and other
agencies of the government were
enforcing the discrimination of a
foreign government by refusing to
allow American servicemen or
civilians of the Jewish faith to be
sent to Saudi Arabia either for
service at the Dhahran Air Base or
any other official capacity.
National Administrator Of the
Jewish War Veterans, Joseph F.
Barr in the absence of National
Commander Sam Shaikewitz of st.
Louis, who was enroute to Moscow,
pointed out that nothing could be
more of an affront to the dignity
of the American community than
for our government to agree to en-
force the prejudices of the Saudi
Arabian monarch, whose very ex-
istence depends on the royalties
paid by America oil interests"
HOW ODD that while this policy
is in effect" Barr said, "Ameri-
can servicemen of the Jewish faith
were included in the contingents
lauded in Lebanon, at the invita-
ton of it's government, that two
Jewish chaplains conducted serv-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14
City ofHope's $
New wChap+er
Plans Party

The newly organized City OF
Hope Twilighters will hold an auc-
ton box supper at pm. Aug. %
at Ramada No. 8, South Mountain
Park. The group will provide free
drinks and prizes.
Reservations may be made with
Sheila Conner, AL $3.50; Shirley
Siegel, AP 8-4593; Meryl Fischer,
YE 1926, or Natalie Mulhauser,
AL 2-3334.
The chapter will meet at pm.
Aug. 20 in Room B of the YMCA
building. Yearly activities will be
discussed and committees appoint
ed.
Protein officers are Howard
Conner, president; Meryl Fischer,
secretary; and Allen Mulhauser,
treasurer. Committee chairmen
are: Alan Siegel, program; Natalie
Mulhauser, publicity; Shirley Sic
gel, hospitality, and Sheila Conner,
membership.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

ices for American Armed Forces In
Lebanon, and, so far as we know,
there was no complaint by the
Lebanese who previously had de-
clared a policy identical with that
of Saudi Arabia"
Barr complimented Judge Ep-
stein and the American Jewish
Congress, which had petitioned the
court for ruling on the clarity
and consistency of the decision in
terms of American freedom.
''The assertion" Barr said, that
no free nation could dictate the
non-enforcement of valid state law
in New York should be carefully
considered by those who are charg-
ed with making policy in this area
for the Federal Government"
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14
J.W.V.HAILS DECISION
ON FIRMS HIRING POLICY

Veterans of the United States of
decision handed down by Justice Henry
which ordered the Arabian
asking job applicants New York
ate tons ahnutt the
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

AHO convention aQOpCeQ reSOlu-
tons reaffirming its policy against
Identification with any political
party in Israel and instructing its
delegates to the national Zionist
convention to petition for reunifica-
ton of the two Considerations of
General ZionistS.
Borden'S election followed his
year of district presidential tenure
in which he sparked the local ap-
pearance of Israels Cavalcade of
Stars under arrangement with the
Ed Sullivan Show, reactivated the
youth movement, Young Judea,
with cooperation of Hadassah and
leadership of Mrs. Helen Cries,
and helped raise funds to send
Phoenix youngster to Zionist Camp
Tel Yehuda in Pennsylvania.
David Sternberg and Sy Clark
are mapping plans for a dramatic
presentation for the American
Zionist Fund affair in January.
Arrangements also are being made
for the districts inaugural 1959-60
meeting Oct. Is. A free buffet
dinner and entertainment is plan
ed for paid-up members.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14
Mrs. C.. A. JOrgenson
Gale Poiono, Scotsdoe
soys Of HEAT PUMP REFRIGERATION
W.. other types Of
refrigeration
cont m0fch
the comfort and
convenience :"

Except for the comfort we enjoy we aren't aware
our heat pump is on, Mrs. Jorgenson adds. During
the years. we've had other types of refrigeration and
heating but the heat pump suits to IT,
Mrs. Jorgenson is of the many Valley residents
who have discovered the unique advantages of the
electric heat pump: it refrgerates without water or
tower it heats without fame or furnace 1t only
air and electricity perform both functions, 40tb
no seasonal cbGngs.oper needed. The heat pump
gives you ideal temperature inside your home all
year round.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

Radio Station KONTs Sunday
Jewish Hour broadcast has switch
ed to a pm. starting time after
four years as a noon-to-1 feature.
Announcer Jay Edison said his
programs format will be m-
changed.
Matthew j. Ritchie, correspond
ing secretary of the Phoenix
Brandeis Zionist District, scored
his second hole-in-one July 81 on
the Santa Barbara (Calif) Com
munity Golf Courses ninth hole.
He used a 4-iron on the 140-yard
hole. Ritchie, 81, scored his first
hole-in-one in Phoenix in 1854.
Abe Korrick has been elected
second vice president and Harry
Rosenzweig treasurer of the Down
town Merchants Association.
Named to the board of governors
were David Bush, Leonard Gold
man, Ben Projan, and Sam Straus.
Among those appointed to the ad-
viSory board were Charles Kor-
rick, Ed KOrrick and Malcolm
Straus.
Maricopa County Judge REM L.
Jennings, visiting Israel, wrote to
Matthew Ritchie: This is a great
inspiration. They have drive, de-
votion, dedication, and determina-
ton. They've given me wonder
full reception" Judge Jennings is
a member of the Phoenix Brand
els Zionist District.
Dr. and Mrs. Sol Shapera have
returned to Phoenix after an ex-
tended visit to Israel and Europe.
DR.. Shapera attended a world
veterinarians symposium in Mad
rid, Spain.
A West Coast regional office of
the National Federation of Temple
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14
ISRAEL REASSIGNS
[. A. CONSUL SWAN

LOS ANGELES-Con Raanan
Swan, in charge of the Consulate
General of Israel for the IL West
ern states, has been appointed
first secretary at the Israel En-
bassy in Ottawa, Canada. Swan,
who arrived in Los Angeles in De-
cember, 1865, is expected to leave
for his new post in mid-August.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

For the full story Of the umuzing heut pump,
call an experienced oir-eonditioning Dealer
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

A West Coast regional office of
the National Federation of Temple
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

around the world before the happy
climax with successful surgery.
After his family escaped from be-
hind the East German Iron Cur
tain to Lima, Peru, Peter was
born high in the Andes at an alti-
tude of 14,200 feet Doctors believe
that this may have caused his
heart to be defective from birth.
Relatives and friends heard of
the tots plight and started a drive
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14
Heart Surgery At Denver Hospital
Brinqs Phoenicion To 5+h Birthday

to raise money for the necessary
operation. Their drive was aided
by newspaper, but even togeth-
er not nearly enough money was
raised for the costly surgery.
Realizing the family need, Off
cials of Safeway at Phoenix were
able to provide Peters father with
a job Immediately.
A PHOENIX N EWS SPAP e r.
wrote the story of Peters desper-
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14
For Trade School

MONTREAL (JTA)-The Cana
dian fur industry will contribute
500, 900 for construction of a trade
school in Tiberias, Israel, it was
disclosed here.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-08-14

Watermelon season again.
But such prices! AS an old
watermelon connoS - connis
- well, | dunno how to spell
that Six-bit word but anyway
I'm an old watermelon con-
sumner. And a dollar for a
Peacock about big enough to
fill my two-year-old grandson
that sets me to wondering
if there's not some strictly
dishonest way to get my
supplies.
So far, I've never stole a
melon. Nearest ! ever came
to it was one time when my
brother. Clyde, and were
out after cattle. down on the
Gila below Buckeye. About
noon we chanced to be near
the Charley Teeter place, but
the whole family was away
10 town or some place and
there wasn't a soul to guard
a patch of plenty-ripe water
melons right bv the house.
Clvde happened to have a
couple of dimes and a nickel
and we decided il wouldn't
be stealing if we took one of
those melons and left the
money on a box on the front
porch. So we did and II was
a mighty fine melon. But
after It was all gone we be-
gan TO wonder If IL, was a
two-bit melon. after all.
Finally we agreed il was
only a 15-cent melon, so
CLYDE took one of his dimes
back and we rode on about
our COW business.
About sundown we came
back the same way and the
Teeters we're still gone and
the IS cents still lay on the
box. These people are sure
careless with money, leaving
il laying around this way"
Clyde said. ITS our duty to
take care of it for EN-"
So he took the other dime
and the nickel, and far as /
know he has EN- yet. There
never was anybody so careful
with other peoples money as
that brother of mine. Least
ways, nobody except the
people that run the Bank of
Douglas. From the way they
watch the cash of their de-
positors, you'd think il was
their own.
Wonderingly yours, ED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-12

With Purchases IN nsorby
Maryland ond Virginia
stores.
Except foUnioin purchases
and in Morylond. Gig.
orsties and esrioin Fair
rrads items.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03
" Stote Of the Notions:
"kHRUSHCHEV'S GOALS : AND OURS"

By William r. s%'rineer. Chief Of the Wash. News Bureau
OF The Christian Science Monitor 3 u Atlantic Edition.
WASHlkCTOk-Look deeply az the khrushchey visit
and you see that there IS = SOLDERING challenge implicit in
tine Soviet Premiers pride and in his UNFOLDING t~ovehness.
II is The pride OF q man who is heading . society which
knows where il is going.
HOW DOES WESTERN CIVILIZATION MEASURE UP.
IN COMPARISON TO THE MoNoLiTHIc STATE RUN BY
Z CHOSEN ELITE? WALTER LlPPMANN WARNS THAT
WE IN The UNITED STATES TALK ABOUT OURSELVES
THESE DAYS As " NE WERE a COMPLETED SOCIETY.
ONE MICH HAS ACHIEVED IT'S PURPOSE; AND HAS
NO FURTHER GREAT UsINE TO TRANSACT"
There are indeed signs OF this competency. When a
socie'y mas no proud goals. il s'rays Oh into moral neqli.
See KHRUsHcHEvs GOALS AND OURS, PAGE q
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03
MAKE WORK CALLED NO. ! LABOR rvu"

- per We. OF Pa. RIR. NY. Tribune ON
,"'os"y every major labor dispute now under wsv
preside, e" - issue o. Misunderstanding. James w. Dram, vice
~ = o' rennsy'vsnis Railroad. said Yesterday.
Mr. Dram told The fall personnel eo.t....-n a..
S".'esn arrangement Association at she Aston ,bs, GA.
:. : o"~."."snsss TO give Up inefficient, and eo<,tv n.L.-
=. 80 provisions in contracts in The steel ;rdyx,,v ~. d..w,
- s'''e ""e m a widening crisis that affect, al ;ndv,,rv.s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03
BY Elizabeth Ellington

Now is a good time to
give serious attention 10
PRAYER.
The Bible tells US Psalms
l08: Through God we shall
do yallantly tor he II Is that
shah tread down our enc
mics"
No Enemies In Divine Love
However. when distinguish
ing between the human and
material on the one hand. and
from Spirit and Soul on the
other, which we cannot see
with our natural eyes we can
believe that every man. wo-
man, and child is Gods re-
Election.
In reality oil is divine Love
and its reflection. and there
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03
GOD IS BEING CL0RIFIED F.!

mR. kHRUsHcHEv SAID: WE USE PREcEPTs or
CHRIST AND TIE DOCTRINE or BROTHERHOOD!
Tues. 9 II. M. kHRUsHcHEv IN IOWA cUEsT
or HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL. AMERICAN. BIG SCALE
FARMER. Mr.. ROSWELL CARST.
m7. K. MARvELs OVER AMERICAN AGRICULTURE
WHICH mULTiPLnEs IMMENSELY The CAPACITY OF A
SINGLE FARMER TO FEED MASSES AND MR. K.
THERETO. But YOU HAVE 4 GOD ON YOU SIDE n
BUT We ALSO HAVE GOD ON OUR SIDE
GOOD FOR YOU. Mr.. KH~RUSHcHEV
GOD ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
cEccRAPHlcALLY CONSIDERED ALL NATIONS
N PEOPLES LIVE. lkD\m MOVE. AND HAVE THEIR
BEING IN THE N UNIVERSE or THE ONE.
REAL CREATOR. The ONE. REAL PARENT IA, THE
ONE RELL. s.A-N.E nlND. SOUL. INFINITE.
MAJESTIC SPIRIT THE ONE REAL SUBSTANCE
vcIDINc MATTER" N ITS FATHER. THE
DEVL-BOTr GIGANTIC FRAUDS N M-Y-T.HSt
See k-RUsHc-Ev-cOCD REACTIONS. Page 2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03
FEAR NO EVIL
2Zom g Ee lime % P,au

can actually be no enemies.
Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy teaches US; THE
likeness of Spirit cannot be
so unlike Spirit. Man is spirit
vsI and perfect. and because
he is spiritual and perfect
he is not physique. He is The
compound idea Of God, in
GLIDING all right ideas; the
generic term for all that re-
fleets Gods image and like
ness; the conscious identity
of being as found in Science,
in which man is the rehec-
fion Of God. or Mind. and
therefore is eternal; that
which has no separate mind
from God; that which has
not a single quality unde-
rived from Deity; that which
tconfinved on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03
MR.. KHRUSHCHEv : GOOD REACTIONS
INCREASING
by Andrew +. Euehof C.S.+++

Modern Christian Silence Crusader
Msior Prophet o. oyr Fs~fner-"o.hsr God. all hsr.
nonioUs" . 10 ScienSs and Hssirh Nth key 70 sne
Scriptures ey Nan Baker Eocy ~ifn . world message
sna mission. ~ho willy rre grace OF Code . Frve-
ns.fAtsr'in Lufhsr 100 IN rnis s9e y! And how. Science
& Health. eur textbook is Coo L5er alter CT the Bible.
tHIcHER N TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAI The PoPE At ROME AND TIE WRITER IS
HIS FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved righteousness and hated ~iniqyfy"!
The i.ke~srn live IN > fools PARADISE"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03
ADAM-EW M-Y-T-H-S!-
Fraternity Huzing Stunt Kills Student"

Richard Swanson, n. News 9 ~
Los ANGELES. Sept. 17-APl-A University Of South.
ern California student cHoKED TO DEATH ON q PIECE
or RAW NEAT DURING a PREDAWN FRATERNITY
HAZINc TO-DAY, police reported.
Dr.. Melvin Goidy, summoned 10 the Kappa Sigma fra.
iernify house. said he extracted . Thick piece OF liver from
the throat Of Richard Swanson. n. Swanson, son Of q Los
Angeles physician, ~ss pronounced dead on arrival al Gen.
See FRATERNITY HAziNc STUNT, Page a
NY. Tribune Reoder Hos Live Ideo Re Youths
'Rescind Stupid Lows Thot Prevent Problem
Teeners from Earning, Honest Spending Money!
"PUT THEM TO WORK"
Letter TO the NY. Tribune eJ23
was very happy 10 note in a recent EDITORIAL IN
THE HERALD TRIBUNE HAT AT LAST SOMETHING
IS M THE MAKING TO REscIND TIA STUPID CHILD
LABOR LAW HAT PROHIBITS YOUNG HUSKY BOYS
FROM EARNING a DOLLAR.
This situation is The ervx Of the greater part Of this
juvenile delinquency business; these young men are des-
persfe for The lack Of money in their pocket. They are
sfymied. because employers are afraid TO take them on. as
they would be fined.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03

-ss per c-S. Monitor, p. ]. 9.l9. Trend OF Economy"
by Nate White. Business and FinsaeiaI Editor
BOTH MANAGEMENT MI STEEL UNIONS
EXAMINED CRITICALLY, WITH THIS PukcENT
OBSERVATION:
NslkcE THE STRIKE WA CALLED
5Y TIE UNITED s~TEELWoRkERs or AMERICA UNION
UNDER The LEADERSHIP OF DAVID }. MCDONALD. THE
PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THESE TELLING
BLOWS AGAINST THE ECONOMY or THE UNITED
STATES RESTS ON Mr.. AND THOSE IN HIS
See A sTRikE-scUTTLED BOOM. Page y
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-10-03

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. II AP-Premier Khrvshchey
yesterday criticized the Hollywood film people who took
him 70 . movie set 10 watch chorus girls kick UP their legs
and skirts in . ean-can dance.
Ut IS IMMORAL, he fvmed. FACE IS
MORE BEAUTIFUL THAN HER BAcKsiDE.
Only people who are oversstisfed like such things and
similar pornosrsphy 4 man Of normal morals is not in
fsresfeo in such things"