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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04

Mlchigans high school driver
education program now operat-
ing at the rate Of 100000 trained
drivers each year, mas an even
more formidable task ahead in
the next decade
According 10 Or Forest R.
Noffsinger. safety education spc-
cialist at Northwestern Uniyer-
Sity's Traffic Institute. boys and
girls by 1870 Will be reaching lie.
gal driving age al the rate Of
nearly eigh, per minute or H.
100 a day \ little rapid cs!cula-
ton shows that this amounts TO
more than four million potential
new drivers . year Last year
about 2iz million reached driv.
inc age.
Making 4 plea for an acccle-
rated driver education program
in high schools. Or Noffsinger
said:
With the Sputnik.impelled de-
mand from some quarters for al
most exclusive emphasis on SCH
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
5TElNER WOULD BE
FulL-TlME JUDGE

Il viii practice courtesy and
consideration in dealing with all
litisantS appearing before me
and ! will spend as much time
on the Job as | would in private
business. if am elected your
Circuit Judge" declared Wilfred
A. Steiner. we'll known lawyer
and. businessman and candidate
for the Circuit bench al the cleo.
ton next Monday,
Mr. Steiner was born in De.
troit and educated in the Detroit
schools and the L. OF VI receiv.
ing his Alb degree in 1929 and
his law degree in 1882. lie is a
former Vice.PreSident Of L. Of
NJ Law Club He has been a
practlcing attorney for % years
and has been Director and Legal
Counsel Of Alfred F Steiner Co.
East Side Ford Dealc~ ,,- %
years. During N~..a var ii. he
managed an aircraft parts manu-.
featuring company.
Wilfred Steiner is married. the
father CT 3 sens. and is Director
Of the OrlimiStS Cldb Of East
Side Detroit.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
Movnihun Preferred
IN Bar Assn Poll

Recognition Of unusual ability
and ideal judicial temperament
BY those Who know their judges
best - the lawyers Of Detroit.
has resulted IN the selection Of
Circuit Judge candidate. Joseph
A. Moynihan. Jr.. as one Of the
Is candidates preperred for the
Circuit Bench in the recent pon
BY the Detroit BAR Association
Of all Wayne County lawyers
Il deeply appreciate the conf.
cencs shown IN me by the mem.
berS of tho Bar. and I viii do
all N my power 20 justify this
confidence and uphold the best
traditions Of this Court as one of
year Circuit Judges" is the mes
sage % Detroits voters from can
didaie Moynihan upon notifica.
ton Of his preferred rating.
Native petroiter. Joe Moyni.
han IS graduate Of Detroit
schools. received his A b. de-
gree from Georgetown Vnivsr'
Siy and has LIB at the UniNer-
Nty Of Michigan. tie was . mem
Der Of The BarriSterS. legal
honor society Al the Y. Of NJ
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
Judge Murphy
Seeks Reelection

Judge George Murphy Of the
Recorders Court rs a graduate
Of the University Of Michigan
During his college days he was a
star half-miler ON the varsity
track team. and member OF
the twomlle relay team which
held the worlds record for this
event After graduation. Murphy
was admitted TO the Mhchiran
Bar and started the practice Of
Law with his father. the late John
I. Murphy IN HarhOr Beach.
After two years he cawse 10 De
troit. In 1896 and lea7 he was an
instructor Of law at the Univcr.
Sty Of Detroit In 1882 he was
appointed an Assistant ATTORNEY
General BY Attorney General Pan.
rick II o'Rrien, In 1885 he was
elected to thr Recorders Court
bench. a position he has held Ia
tbs present day.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
Tax Film
Available

Mr. T. / Nixon. District Direc.
tor. announced today the Inter
nal Revenue Service has q new
half hour film showing what
makes the worlds largest tax col.
lect.ng organization tick. This
film is a 10 nm sound on film.
black and white picture. titled.
Since the Beginning Of Time"
The film is partly animated
The first few minutes OF the
film are 4 general summary Of
how taxes began in their earliest
forms. and then proceeds 10
show the evolution Of taxes in
the United States.
Many people are interested
in what happens TO an income
tax return after il IS received by
the Internal Revenue Service.
Mr. Nixon SAID. This film shows
the proccSS.n. Of such returns
and also -, .:...tieS OF
.-...-4l Revenue Service in
connection with collection Of all
other types Of Federal taxes.
This film is available for book.
ingS. and requests should be
made TO Mr. Douglas Chambers.
Chief. Training Branch. r. o.
Box 81. Detroit 81. Michigan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
Two Election Trademarks
To Vanish After April Sixth

elections. said his workers will
be happy TO leave the cramped
booths that depend upon heat
from pot.bellied coal stoves
There have been many com
plants Of burned garments from
voters over the year and II is
good TO see il end" Urban said
The las, portables were bought
in 1910 After the peak usage in
l948. the election commission be.
gan 10 lessen its inventory as
public buildings had TO be uti,
lized for the automatic machines
The Department Of Public
Works took some wor kShanties
and the Department of Parks
and Recreation placed many on
Fairgrounds for equipment hous
Is. Lesebetter said. Others were
sold oiitrigh,.
Buildings now acting as poll
Ing stations include property
owned by Boar dof Education,
Parks and Recreation. Library
Commission. Police. Fire. DPW
Housing Commission. Health De
partment. churches. YMCA. WV
CA. and automobile display
rooms.
In addition. two apartment
houses have their own voting "a
cilitieS in their Hobbies.
Detroit has a total OF 1877
precincts.
Al the Spring Election. elcc
tors will bc asked 10 vote on
state, county and school offices
judicial posts. two Board Of Edu
cation propositions. and three
state constitutional amendments
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
Know How To Vote?

With 40 separate selections make in the Spring
EeSilon April the Detroit Election Commission is urging
voters know Your choices 10 time Al the polls
Thomas d Leadbeter City Clerk and chairman Of the
Election Commission today said he Is fearful OF unnecessary
delays unless citizens have their candidates and pre-
deterrned before they step behind the booth
n viii also help If voters during the day and
AVOID the greater rush during the evening Leadbetter
added
The Sys o. polling accommodating SIT pre-
circts vii be open 10 An estimated vote total
oi $4,000 made by Louis Urban director OF cleo
tons
The nOnpartisan Offices TIA, call Tor individual decisions
are:
Supreme Court Justice vote for two Circuit Cour,
judges vote FOR IS Recorder and Judge OF Recorders
Court vote Tor one Recorders judges vote for nine
Traffic and Ordinance judges vote for ,wOs Common
Pleas judges regular for ouri Common Pleas
Judge vacancy vote for one Board Of Education for
three
The partisan ballots which can Re voted straight or split
are
University Of Michigan regents vote for two Supern-
endent Of Public Instruction vote for State Board Of
Education for State Board of Agriculture vote
for t~ol
Wayne state University Board OF Governors vote for
two each for woyear Ouryear and sixyear County
Auditor vote for one
In the States 10Th Legislative District Ward % pre-
Cincts through $780, partisan viii be for
representative
In addition there will be three State constitutional
amendments and two Board Of Education propositions
quiring separate selections.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04

Fading into historical legend
after April 6 vii be two familiar
symbols Of election days for De-
troiters.
This will be the last stand Of
the paper ballot and the poria-
BILE voting booth.
w evil use 35 portableS on
April 6 and las precincts still
have paper ballots, but by the
next election in Detroit in 1860.
automatic voting machines and
permanent public or community
buildings for halloiins purposes
will completely eliminate these
two old-iime fixtures, said Tho
mas D. Leadbeiier. City Clerk
and chairman Of the Election
Commission.
Ii will mean the completion
Of Deiroit's modernixation IN
electoral procedures,
The death Of the paper ballot
began 10 1916 with the citys
purchase of 100 automatic ma.
chimes. Today Detroit has $500
machines IN operation.
Cost Of the mechanical voting
machines has risen over so per
cent. from an original 1916 price
Of Si.060 each 10 the latest fig
ure Of $3.50
For adults and children. the
landscape Of the city will change
when the portable booths are
gone. The familiar sight Of the
IL Il. X l6 II. ~green house"
reached It's heyday in 1913 when
T54 Of them dotted streets and
vacant lots
Louis 4. Urban. director Of
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04

Of Representatives in a bi-partl-
san move gave overwhelming
support 10 a measure which
would have permitted borrowing
against the Trust Fund and
would have given il Constitution.
al status through vote Of the
people. That plan was turned
down by the Senate because a
small group Of Republican Sena.
tors would not give il their
support.
II is my earnest hope that. BY
the time you read this. there
Will have been favorable BIZ
partisan action in the Senate.
Political motivation should not
be allowed 10 stand in the way
Of program which serves all
the people by bringing in a large
amount Of cash and. al the same
time. preserves the Veterans
Trust Fund.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
WISE URGES
VOTERS TO GO
TO POLLS MON.

John VI. Wise. popular candi.
date for Wayne County Circuit
Court 10 Mondays election. to
day urged all registered voters
IN the county 10 exercise their
privilege Of citizenship and turn
out in large numbers at the Vot.
ing booths.
1T Is my sincere hope that
every registered Wayne County
voter will cast a ballot in Mon
days election" he said. In add
ton 20 the judicial contests. i'm.
portant school matters affecting
all Of US are 10 be decided by
the electorate. A large turnous
i necessary In order 10 have an
authenilc expression Of the PEG
pie
widely referred to as every
bcdy's candidate" because ne has
received every available organ
ixed endorsement. Wise. on tbs
eve Of election. said he Is confi
dent Of success in Mondays run
off.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
THE SOUTH CLOSED THE DOOR
TO THE WHITE HOUSE

The denial Of the Negro his constitutional right TO
the South makes il impossible for one Of their sons
TO become President.
The heavy Negro in the large cities OF the North
will support Souherner for President As the preSi
dental election of 1860 approaches and the Democratic
Party begins the selection of candidates the Negro
will be given serious consideration
No man can be elected President with this vote against
him proved the deciding factor in the OF the late
President Roosevelt and also in l948 for Mr. Truman The
South not elect President il prevent man
from obtaining this Office.
AS long as the Negro cannot vote in the South. the
Negro in the North will support Souherner for
President
Let's not forget the old aniom that In Republican
form Of government We haye,we get the kind Of
government deserve because by votes denial Of
make government
Through the stupid denial OF the Negroes right 10 vote
the South has closed The door the White House any
OF her iavore President and this includes FaubuS
OF Arkansas
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04

The time Is now when
Christians should learn a
great lesson in understand.
ing of how TO do well, and
to seek righteous judgment.
in which TO relieve the Cd.
pressed. and leave far. far
behind the belief in any evil
as a reality, because accord.
ina TO divine Principle. God,
evil is actually nothing.
The peace of God makes
harmony in all human af-
fairs, lessons wars, and pro-
notes national and inter
national fatherhood of God,
and the brotherhood of man.
And now through spiritual
influence, all should remain
steadfast and follow the
course which leads into the
heritage of the children of
God. in whom all mankind
has true being.
We quote from page 1913
of Miscellaneous Writings"
when tempted to sin. we
should know that evil pro-
ceedeth not from God, good,
bat is q false belief of the
nerson senses: and if we
DENY the claims of these
senses and recognize man as
governed BY God, Spirit, not
b. material laws. the temp
ta.ion will disappear
Jesus said,
"And these signs shall fol-
low them that believe. In my
name shall they cast out
devils. they shall speak with
new tongues.
They shall take up SER
pcntS. and if they drink any
deadly thing. it shall not hurt
them: they shall lay hands
on the sick. and they shall
recover"
After the Resurrection,
The Ascension
so then after the Lord
had spoken unto them. he
was received up into heaven.
and sat on the right hand of
God"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04

.
Recent Conservation
Because of the consecra-
ion TO God through Christ
Jesus. the spiritual reason
ing in the faculties OF the
human consciousness, should
now be a more active in
fluence, TO brUise satan, by
the command Of Jesus Get
thee behind me satan"
The Master. relating the
things needed for spiritual
growth, taught his disciples
the Lords Prayer Matt. 9th
-hapter). We have in the
Christian Science textbook,
Science & Health with Key
% the Scriptures by Mary
Baker Eddy. her spiritual
Interpretation, VIII ich all
Christian Scientists esteem
as great added vPlift to ad.
vance and increase spiritual
growth.
Jesus also said in the 9th
chapter of Matthew: TAKE
no THOUGHT FOR THE
MORROW: FOR THE NOR
ROW SHALL I A X +
CHIT FOR 7 II f
THINGS OF ITSELF. SUI
FlCIENT UNTO THE DAY
IS THE EVIL THEREOF
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
GOOD THOUGHTS I'd REMEMBER

AZ Ne scds ~ the world shall rsnerhsr and turn
10 ihs Lerd and al hs kndreds Of the nsoas shall
shic before thee
Fer IRE Kingdom shs LORDS and h. Is the governor
snsog NE nssions.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
EDITORIAL
A Reminder:
VOTING NEXT WEEK IS IMPORTANT

Monday April g. is Election time, make up your
mind now 10 VOTE II is good for every citizen TO get into
the habit OF using his ballot This is true because every
vote placed in the box election day has political bearing
The dav OF any election the day every one of voting
age has the opportunity prove his political power and
show forth his ability affirm his worthineSS 10 enjoy his
freedom and protection WITHOUT DISCRIMINATION.
Your vote will effect the passage OF bills which are
needed for the good and welfare OF the young people Of
today and for those coming after.
DON'T FORGET TO VOTE MONDAY APRIL 9th
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
Jesus DISCIPLES Continued
The Good Work

And they went forth. and
preached everywhere. the
Lord working with them. and
confirming the word with
signs following
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04

the House OF representatives,
in 4 bipartisan effort. last week
acted 10 solve the states imme-
ciate financial crisis and. al the
same time. preserve the Veler-
ans Trust Fund Approval of
the House action is now up 10
the Senate where there must also
be bipartisan action If the cash
crisis is 10 De met and the Vet
Grams Trust Fund is 10 be pre-
served.
After ten weeks OF sessions.
the House has finally taken ac-
ton which is part way toward
the solution Of our problem. But.
during those ten weeks the State
OF Michigan was the target for
serious and unwsrranted attacks
on It's financial condition These
attacks have done serious harm
nationally 10 Michigan. II the
Senate acts favorably on the
measures approved by the House.
the dire predictions of payless
paydayS and scrip for teachers
will not occur. earnestly hope
they Will not.
To the 10 House Democrats
and the ~ Republicans who
joined with them - 10 break the
Ice 10 adop, the bills preserving
the Trust Fund, | offer my com
mendaiion Their action showed
they have = deep interest in the
welfare OF Michigan and in the
welfare oi the veterans What
they did was 10 mortgage the
Trust Fund. thus preserving IL
and AZ the same time providing
= large amount OF cash 10 meet
the states financial crisis. The
action eliminates the necessity
for hquidating the Trust Fund.
Another safeguard for the Seter-
ans IS provided IN that the House
action appropriates Sl,2Oo.o0o a
year for veterans. an amount
equal TO that earned annually b.
Trust Fund investments
's NNl
What IL amounts 10 is this -
the state seeks 10 mortgage the
Trust Fund just as you would
mortgage your house If YOU were
in a serious financial situation.
You would get the cash and keep
your home. The state would set
the cash and keep the Trust
Fund But. in either case. the
amour; borrowed under the
mortgage IS 10 be repaid.
This IS the second time the
senate has had an opportunity
10 act 10 save the state from
payleSs psydAyS and scrip for
teachers Once before. the House
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
GOVERNORS REPORT
BY 6. Mennen Williams
Governor Of Michigan

LANSING = Whether Michigan is to have payleSS
paydas employees scrip for school teachers and
unpaid welfare and other essential squafey up
10 the State Senate this week
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
FEAR NO EVIL

seasons Of Learning To Do Well
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-04
After the Resurrection.
The Ascension

80 then after The Lord
had spoken unto them. he
was received up into heaven.
and sat on the right hand of
God.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

DOZENS OF GREAT Color SHOWS
-on The eir-mess On he weyl
See dromas, mssieoh, eomsdiss,
YeistY. spoTts-oII Give n brssih:
ticking Celeh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08

SECURITY SEALED cRcUirS-acA
Victor 'soh n no qUeIliy, ,seb
evt me troubled Msehhs. precision
gives every circuit he sems high
qvelIty psrfermenee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

Broadway stage play--will b
"steinmetz." to be filmed by
Leonard Alderman and John
Burrows, who produced Rods
successful "Al Capone" picture,
Tom Tyron, who stars in
Johnny Slaughter" for Walt
Disney. has struck gold. He was
set to do the full-length film,
Cold" but it has been post
poned and Tom win be paid his
full salary while waiting and
can do anything he wants dur
ing that time.
Barbara Bel Geddes, pleased
with her Danny Kaye movie
musical. Five Pennies" is look
ing for a stage musical to do
on Broadway next season.
The high cost Of living has
reached to Ancient Rome. In
rs BIC. it cost $3.50 to outfit
a slave girl. Today. in Kirk
Douglas "Spartacus," with De-
signer Bill Thomas using old
rags and burlap. 1t costs Uni
versal international $50 per
gal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

Iture. McCalIs paid the model
ing fee.
Herve AIphand, the French
Ambassador. recently visited
California and at dinner SAM
pied the local wine. I'm de-
lighted at seeing people drink
ing California wine." be said.
1T means you're becoming
wine-drinkers. And II you en-
Joy wine. you1l come around
to French Wines"
The shooting schedule for
"Orpheus Descending" the
Marion Brando- Anna Mag
mani movie, included this line:
April 8. jeanne Woodward
baby" Miss Woodward gave
birth promptly on schedule.
+. Ralph Bunche leaves for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

Rod Steiger's first movie
following "Rashomon" - his
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

IoKelly embraced. Then O'Kel-
ley said 70 Cardinal spellman:
your Eminence, may I present
an old friend. Michael O'Shan-
nahan. / haven't seen him
since 30 years ago, when we
shared a prison cell in London. "
Gov. Meyner Of New Jersey
had an unusual pair Of dinner
guests last week--the Duke Of
Windsor and DIR. Robert OPP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

HOLLYWOOD - Actor Eric
Portman. who originated on the
stage the role In Separate
Tables that won an Oscar for
David NIven, refuses to see the
movie. His reason is the quaint
one that he likes David very
much and he has heard that
Niven copied him down TO the
last gesture and he doesn't
want another feud. ! saw Port
man in the play and Niven IN
the film. The two performances
are completely different.
Marion THE Method" BrandO
has found another hillside
retreat with his landlord sworn
to secrecy as to the wherea-
bouts. And Elizabeth Tay-
Tor win lease a house in London,
owned by the present wife Of
her former husband, Michael
WiIding. Vivien Leigh is
not sure now that she viii do
Suddenly Last Summer" with
the future Mrs. Eddie Fisher.
y = y
Macdonald Carey hies to Spain
this fall to make THE Spy" in
Spanish as well as English. Mac
was to have starred as Father
Damien" but couldn't leave
Hollywood while filming blue
Denim" at 20th-Fox. Curt
'Jurgens is a bit put out that
instead of Marilyn Monroe for
his co-star in blue Angel" he
gets Swedish actress May Britt.
Nothing against May. but he
accepted the role believing
Marilyn would play the part
originated by Marlene Dietrich.
Doris Day will make q six
city tour to promote her Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

. Middle East tour today.
M. Lincoln Schusier. who pub.
lished books BY Judges FerdI-
nand Pecora. Jerome Frank
Bernard B0teln and Dave Peck
reaches the judicial summit in
June when hen publish "The
Public Papers Of Chief Justice
Earl Warren"
AAH
Sean O'KelIy. the President
Of Ireland, sat next to Cardinal
SDellman at the dinner in his
honor. An elderly man stepped
up to the dais and he and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
HOLLYWOOD
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
But Portmon Won't. Look

lumbia picture. "It happened
TO Jane" When Leslie
stevens makes the movie ver-
sion Of Portrait Of a Murder
err" Tab Hunter, who played
the role on television. win star,
4 -
Marilyn Monroe will make
so much money from Some
Like 1t Hot" that she need
never work again even If she
weren't wed to Arthur Miller.
MIMI turned down 100000 to
act as hostess on three TV
spectaculars. saying IF I'm
going on TV. I'm going to act.
I'm an actress, not an emcee.
william Holden, who already
owns a radio station in Hong
Kong, plans putting some Of
his "Horse Soldiers" loot into
a TV station there. There's a
3 million-population audience
with no television at present
/. "Horse Soldiers" in which
Holden co-stars with John
Wayne, will be Bills only movie
for perhaps q year or so. He
tells me he cannot do a picture
until Paramount's suit against
him for making Soldiers" is
tried. But William doesn't seem
to worry. The $750,000 guaran-
tee for Soldiers" plus his
River Kwai" million will keep
the wolf from his door for quite
q while.
y \ y
Rod Steiger's first movie
sFG. ffrn H.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
lyons DEN



disturbing click Of the caster
rollers. Peter Larkln, the stage
designer. spoke up: you hear
the click Of the casters only
when you don't hear the APP
plause OF the audience" And
designer Boris Ar0nson said:
"The Broadway producers idea
Of experimental theater is where
| do the work and they don't
pay me-"
#Nk
Cantlnfias' skin now is as
smooth as plastic surgery ever
could make 1t be. :. Salvador
Dali's deal for the painting in
McCall's. was $4,000 down and
$4,000 more If the magazine
should decide TO keep the pic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
THE EVENING STAR DIS
Woshiasion. D. c.
Fndey, April II, 1859

penheimer. =. Audrey Mead
Ows. who'll play Sid Caesars
Tv wife. is still seen as Jackie
Gleas0n's TV wife in The
Honeymooners." She says: I'm
the first Tv bigamist."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Film at Jewish Center

The Jewish Community Cen
ter of Greater Washington will
present a film on the Little
Fugitive" at $3.50 pm. Sunday
at the center, Sixteenth street
at Que street NV.