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OF her parents The visitors also
spent some time with relatives in
St Paul
Holiday Visitor: Mrs Augusta
Fox Of Chicago was the house
guest OF Mrs Martha Clayburn
and daughter Miss Ryllar Ciayhurn
over the Christmas holidays
Christmas Party: The Mime
apolis Choral Union Youth de-
partment entertained at pos,
Christmas party on December 20
al the home Of Mrs, Hattye Phil
lips, 4146 Third Av S. An after
noon OF games. fun and refresh
ments was enjoyed by the follow
ing Bonnie, Paulette, Crystal and
Judson Phillips, Sharon. johnnie
and George Grigsby Tonga Leigh
Lorelei and Orine Gresham Bev-
erly Mosby. James Washington
Anthony and Walter Scott Jra
Clay Battle, Elbradia. Wilmer and
Ruth Carter. Mrs Ruth Daley is
supervisor and Mrs bessie Ores
ham. president Of the Choral I'm
ion was guest from the Senior
Union Mrs, Hattye Phillips was
hostess.
Uacle Died: Mrs Gloria Smith,
30 W 80 st, received word OF the
death in st Augustine, Fla, OF
her uncle Mr. Xavier Xxx Rawls
who died at his home on December
~ Funeral services were held on
Tuesday December 20, Mr. Rawls
was a brother Of Mrs w NJ Floyd
mother Of Mrs Smith, who is well
known In the Twin Cities. having
visited with her daughter on mum
erous occasions
Mother Is Guest: Mrs, Sedonia
Hin Of New Orleans. la. is visit
ing her son and daughter-in-law
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hin and son
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TWILIGHT SOCIAL cluB
hosts CHRISTMAS PARTY

The Nacirema Ciuh, SaAa Fourth
Az S. was the setting for the
annual post Christmas party q
the Twilight Social Club on satur.
day evening December ~
Guests We're greeted BY the fem.
lnine members attlred ia their
prvttles, frocks and were escort
ed 10 the table Of their respective
host and hostess Tables wore
placed around the room in eabare,
styIe and Sentered with Christmas
candles
Dancing gay conversation and
the enjoyment Of refreshments
rounded cut the evenings fun
Guests enjoying the clubs hos
pltahty were Messrs and Mines
Tommy Cole. Kenneth Edwards
George sudduth. Albert Wallace
STANLEY Mcconnell Forrest Me
Kinney. w NJ Davis Clarence
Young, Grady Eliot Adam Lind
say Eddie withera, Willis Kelley
Howard Moss. Herman Pope Tom.
mic Bailey. Donald Bell l. G.
Marks l.. $. shannon Nathaniel
walker Sra Fred lee, Frcd
Vaughn, John Ewing l. Madison
Also McSsrs and Mines Thomas
Dawson Theodore Jones James
snoddy. Leroy Riess, David Leon
ard William Hall, Early l.. Chat
ham RAIN Workout, Fred Lewis,
Ohie r. Ripper. Harold Mayes.
Edward varnado, Norman West
berry Jesse shelton, william l..
smith Jimmie Walker stephen
Miller. Bonnie Newsome Leon
Wallace. Pete Robinson Wayne
Glauton and Clyde scroggins
And Mines Gloria Smith Gcor-
ria Moorehead, Anne Browne,
Russell Mayo, n Faaison Ncrda
Horne, Misses Mary Seaton Car.
lotta Early. Armelda Tarrant,
Jane stone. the Messrs Herman
Brown. Clarence Smith Donald
Bryant and Oxell Smith Jr
Officers az the club are Mr.
Lewis scaton, president Mrs Al
meada Moore. secretary, Mrs.
Lewis Seaton treasurer. Mr. VIII
liam Barnes social committee
chairman and Mr. Alphonzo Hayes
business manager
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NJ u - w Nv wv w = -
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN mat
king Rogers Company a Minnesota
corporation, wac Incorporated or
January q 1850 that the general
nature of the business % be con
HarteA hy said corporation in 20
purchase. scit5 diHtrituts and deal
az beth retail and Wholesale and
tH p&an design and install cabinets
furuNurs. appliances equipment aad
other personal property that the
address - 80 registered office Be-
Melee HWl5iuE l8ppa and l5Ncals-
iUr Avenues 81 Louis FArk UeUura
pin County Minnesota that the
names ~ ne Incorporation and
members pf tis first b6ard ~ d.
rcetprs and thrir respective adhrrH-
sFs are NH follows
Gerald ~ AaWnWsuh aa aHu0 York
Ayrnug South Minneapolis Mn
bvrutR
William E Fox 2H2l pillahury
Avenue, Minneapolis. Minnesota
Leonard N nurkIiu gih West
f'rankilp Apauar Minneapolis
Minnesota
LARSON, TDEVIN0ER, LIND
gTE9T FREEMAN ana FRASER
1910 Midland Rank HuiiatNN
Minneapolis MlnpcRHta
DAT Er January O. 1888
spokesman. Jan 1850
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tiou room or Local $40. which was
decorated IN the yuletidc motif
Guests enjoyed light Refreshments
served throughout the gala even
ms Door priaos were won by Mrs
Marcciia Mayes and MIR Jesse
Miller Dancing was highugh, OF
The affair. The next meeting Of
the club win be Friday january
with Mrs veria Horne OF $3.50
Fourth Av, g., Minneapolis, which
win hc \ business meeting
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QUICK CHOCOLATE FUDGE

aid Mcclure, Gerald Cumhera Jr
and John Virgins
Members present were Measra
and Mines Ralph g rrimm, J
H. rrimm, Mines Jennie Gusaam,
Iiattye Phillips. Ruth Cowan. Ger
aid Cumbora Jrs Thnlma iiuelsner
Miss Rasma E,atea and the MvaarH
Johnny Jackson, ssiiaa Smith. Hen.
~ liiii and Harold Wilson
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out OF Town RIRTiInAYs

Jan, 10 Bishop G Ice. Chicago,
IN kcna Brown, Jamica, n. Y
Jan - Frances Taylor, wash.
ington u c. Floyd Collins. pes
MONIES. Ia
Jan s Wilmoth Bowen. chi.
cage, M Mrs Dick Gale, Noun
MINI
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WEDDING ASsIyERsARTrS
ST. PAUL

Jan ~ Mr. and Mrs Charles
Graham 7si 81 Anthony Az. ~
years
Jar - Mr. ard Mr. Paul
WOOD pfs Tglehart Az ~ years
jar ~ NJ ard Mr. Earl Nc.
Gee 52T Aurora Az. nine years
ian ~ 8r and Mrs Ailaa
King fs5 W Central 20 ysaru
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Social and Personal
MINNIE

Parents Visited Daughters Rev and Mrs III W Fitch Of
Omaha, Neb spent the Christmas holiday the city visiting
their four daughters aud families Mr. and Mrs Dayton Loud
Mr. and Mrs Robert Few Mr. and Mrs Robert Jackson and
Mrs Haye Phillips and family 4l46 Third Ay s Mrs
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Jan n Hr and Mrs. Wilson
Bailey s72s Fourth Az b seven
years Mr. ana Mrs IIobari r..
Mitchell jr seven years
Jar - Mr. and Mrs Robert
Beverly baltimore. Nd four
years
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Social and Personal
* ST PAUL

Holiday Guest Mrs Audrey Lloyd of Chicago spent the
holidays in the city visiting Mr. and Mrs Sas Smith Of i50 Full
Ter Az ON Christmas day the Smiths hosts family dinner
honor OF their guest Other guests the Willie Smith
family and the William House family Callers in the evening
the Thomas Wheys aud the Wilbur Hendesous OF Min
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There's something of interest
TO every member Of your family
~ this newspaper every week,
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IIEREs ONE SURE WAY To KEEP THk YOUNG uNs BUSY
and happy days when they indoors
Let them make fudge this quick and Melting the
the only cooking needed And the child will
pride and pleasure in making something the whole family
enjoy
QUICK CHOCOLATE FUDGE
I chocolate chips
u cup sweetrned condensed mh
teaspoon vanilla
Melt chocolate Add condensed milk, stir until
blended add vanilla Spread CREASED T.
pan plate drop from teaspoon waNcd paper
Decorate with Chill refrigerator. stand
hours until firm Makes 81
or about J dozen small drops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14

Mrs. Edward j. Fahy has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14

been named sales manager
Of the Potomac once Of w.
C.. 81 A. N. Miller Develop
ment Co., 10000 River road,
Potomac. Md. according to
an announcement today by
william c. Miller.
Mrs. Fahy IL the wife of
Capt. Edward J. Fahy. UsN.
director Of technical logistics
Of the Bureau Of Ships. She
has been active in sales and
related fields for q number
Of years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14

with the IREM are the four
real estate boards of the
Washington area and the
Greater Metropolitan WASH
ington chapter Of the IREM.
The Federal Housing Ad.
ministration has announced
that the Comptroller Of the
Currency has agreed TO con-
tinue to treat FHA's Agree
ment to Insure" as the equiv.
alent Of q firm commitment
for another 90 days.
At the same time. the Fed
eral Home Loan Bank Board
has authorized insured saw
ings and loan associations to
do the same.
. . q
Alfred ID. Guarente has
joined the sales staff Of
Pomponio Realty. Inc, and
will serve Is an investment
counselor in the firms COM
mercial department, william
r. Davies, Arm president, an
nounced today.
Mr.. Guarente has had
about 10 years. experience in
the realty field and most re-
Gently operated his own brok.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14

Realty. Inc. Andrew M. Barr,
president, has announced.
=
Thomas r. Hicks, formerly
with the Robert Il. Lohr real
estate ONCE. Langley Park,
has Joined the star Of w. w.
Lewis Co. In Hyattsville.
Mr.. Hicks Is q member of
the board Of education in
Prince Georges County and O
former clerk to the Board of
County Commissioners.
= d
Mrs. Edward j. Fahy has
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erage ONCE in the Atlantic
City IN. j. area.
= . . .
Representative william b.
Widnall, Republican Of New
Jersey. will address q meet
ing Of the national commit
tee Of Section sos Owners.
Wednesday. in the Sherman
Hotel, Chicago.
= .
John w. Plant, jr., former
" with the Stanley r. Row.
land Co. in Falls Church. has
Joined the sales stan Of Barr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14
0etoson Opens
Church Exhibit

An exhibition Of contem-
porary religious architecture
In West Germany opened to-
day In the Octagon. l735 New
York avenue NV. where II
will continue on display
through April 2.
Ma m e d "T he Postwar
Church In Germany" the ex-
hibtion consists of l3 large
Photographic panels and IL
color stereoscopic views Of
recent works by German
architects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-14
Realty Revue Of the Week

Charles d. Mcars has been
appointed manager Of the
mortgage loan department of
Frank s. Phillips. Inc. Mr..
Phillips announced today.
Mr.. Mears for the last IL
years has been associated
with the Acacia Mutual Life
Insurance Co.. most recently
as the senior appraiser. Be-.
fore joining Acacia. Mr..
Mears was q land economist
for the Bureau Of Land Man
agement. Interior Depart
ment
He is a graduate of the
University Of Maryland. q
member Of the American In
stitute Of Real Estate APP
praisers and the Washington
Real Estate Board.
A native Of the District, he
is married and the father Of
one son. The family lives at
1905 Harling lane. Bethesda.
The Phillips firm is mort
gage loan correspondent for
the New England Mutual Life
Insurance Co. and the Mid
land Mutual Lie Insurance
Company.
A general membership
meeting Of the Washington
Real Estate Board at 8 pm.
Thursday In the Hotel Stat
Ter viii head q panel discus
sion Of Business Property
Leasing" board president J.
A. Weinberg, jr., announced
today.
The speakers include Nor
ris Cafritx, who will speak on
Business Property Leasing"
Elmer Klavans, q leading re-
modelling contractor here,
who will speak on "Restora-
ton Of Old Office Buildings"
and william Boucher, III,
executive director Of Greater
Baltimore Commerce. Inc,
who viii cover "Baltimore's
Downtown Urban Renewal
Program"
Wallace b. Agnew, chair
man of the WREB Business
Property Leasing Committee.
will serve as moderator at the
meeting.
=
william E. Finley, director
of the National Capital Plan
ming Commission. will speak
on "The New Look in Plan =.
ming for Washington" to q
meeting Of the Washington
chapter Of the Society of
Residential Appraisers at $50
pm. Monday in the Occi-
dental Restaurant.
=
Senator Humphrey, Demo-
crat. of Minnesota, will speak
at the 'Realtor Week" lunch
con Of the Alexandria -Arling-
ton-Fairfax Real Estate
Board. April Is, at Arlington
Towers. George p. Shafran.
chairman of the boards OBJ
servance. has announced.
.
The education committee
OF the Montgomery County
Board of Realtors win hold q
seminar on Settlements
Legal Documents" for associ-
ate members Of the board at
$3.50 pm, March "a. in the
auditorium Of the Perpetual
Building Association. Silver
Spring.
A course in the Principles
of Real Estate Management"
will be held at the Dupont
Plaza Hotel here. April 6 to
IL. the Institute Of Real
Estate Management has an
nounced.
The course is open to any
individual who has previously
completed the IREM's Course
I. is 81, and has had three
years experience in real es-
tate business or an allied
field.
Among lecturers during the
course will be Oliver M. Wal
ker, president of Walker &
Dunlop. Inc, and chairman
Of the National Association of
Real Estate Boards commit
tee on real estate economics,
and Wallace B. Agnew, vice
president of the same firm.
Sponsoring the April course
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Students to Visit
Pluneturium

Thirty-two st. Adams stu
dents will visit the Franklin
Institute in Philadelphia to-
morrow, financing their own
field trip.
The students, led by Alexan-
der Haslam, st. Adams science
instructor and organizer of the
extracurricular activity, have
chartered a bus for the one day
visit. They are all members of
Mr.. Haslam's seventh and
eighth grade science classes and
plan to spend the day with their
instructor at the Fells Planitar-
ium at the institute and return
Evening star., 1959-12-04

pollution and danger from er-
rant vehicles.
More beautiful freeways
would in reality add to the
worth Of the city and make 1t
more attractive to residents, "
he said.
Members stressed their fear
that freeways paid for by
District residents would pri-
marily benefit people who work
in the city yet live in adjoining
States. Mr.. Pladnick said he
believed employment would in
crease because Of the freeways
and that the added prosperity
would help compensate for the
cost.
In the only other business of
the evening, guest speaker
George D. Lamont explained
the services to be rendered by
the proposed School for
Advanced Training for Inter-
national Communications and
Understanding. The school,
which would be located in the
Evening star., 1959-12-04

Naval Weapons Plant because
1t would cause an increase IN
unemployment.
Representative Landlord d
Democrat from Maryland has
protested the cancellation of
work on fire controls systems
and guided missiles and was
joined in his protest by z. K.
Morris. president Of the Metro
politian Washington Board of
Trades.
The council was addressed
by Irving Schlaifer, chairman
Of the Uniform Circular Zone
System Committee, on the
work Of his group in seeking to
over haul the zone force system
for taxis In the District.
The meeting was held at the
Twelfth Precinct, Rhode Island
avenue and Seventeenth street
NE. last night.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Social Security
Subject of Talk

Social Security eligibility was
the topic Of the speech given
last night by William H.
Thomas before the Mount Oil
vet Heights Civic Association.
Mr.. Thomas, an attorney with
the Social Security Administra-
ton, appeared before the as
sociation in order to give a
clearer understanding Of rights
under the present laws.
Leonor Peacock, president,
urged members to prepare for
O proposed benefit for Chill
dren's Hospital early next year.
In other business the assoc
citation voted to give cash prizes
in its Christmas block decora-
ton contest.
The group held its meeting
at the Wheatley School, Mon
tello avenue and Neal street
NE.
Evening star., 1959-12-04

association members agreed to
take subscriptions at a reduced
rate Of 81 a year.
The meeting appointed Presi-
dent Wallace McGregor to work
for a suitable Hine Junior
High School" free Of fire haz-
ards and building defects the
present building at PennSyl-
vania avenue and c street suf-
fers from.
The meeting was held at the
new Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Budding, Third street and
Maryland avenue NE.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Capitol Hill Group
Makes News Deal

The Capitol Hill Southeast
Association has arranged with
a newspaper to give exclusive
and detailed coverage to area
news.
At q meeting Of the asSocia-
ton last night it was an
nounced that an area news
paper, the Roll Call, has agreed
to give due publicity to helpful
features, information and news
about the community.
AS q gesture Of appreciation,
Evening star., 1959-12-04

to Washington late Saturday
night.
Mr.. Haslam also led a similar
expedition of students to
Boston to view a recent eclipse
of the sun. Bad weather
hampered their roof-top van
tage point but the students re-
turned to st. Adams, impressed
by the scope of the visit and
their ability to plan and finance
their own field trip.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Navel Weapons PIont
Job Cancellation Hit

The Northeast Council of
Citizens Associations last night
voted unanimously to protest
the cancellation of $40 million
Government contract with the
Evening star., 1959-12-04

associations area. is intended
to help persons who plan to go
abroad either to work or to
travel. Language and sociology
would be the primary subjects
taught with the aim toward
aiding Americans to get along
better overseas.
The meeting was conducted
at the Cleveland Park Library.
Evening star., 1959-12-04
Better Freewoys Held
Worthy Goal in Fight

The Connecticut Avenue Citizens Association was told last
night that rather than fighting feeway citizens should be
fighting for better freeways.
The National Capital Planning Commissions representa-
tive Robert Padnck expressed the belief that improved
design including for example help stop noise
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

Church in memory OF its patron
saint who was martyred in de-
Tense of his faith and for his
espousal of the Church in Africa.
The event is accompanied by
the awarding of a Citation of
Appreciation to three citizens
Of the Detroit area who accord
ing to the Rev. Malcolm G. Dade,
Rector, through personal exam
pie and conviction. through work
and demonstrated devotion 10
the ideals of democracy, have
displayed an effective concern
for better understanding among
all peoples of our city
Selected as this years award
winners are u. S. District Judge
Arthur +. Ledcrle; Philip Slomo-
vitz, editor and publisher of the
Detroit Jewish News; and Miss
Nellie Watts, Detroit school
teacher and a founder Of Patrons
of the Arts.
The award to Judge Lederle
cites his service as city-wide
chairman of Citizens for Schools
which conducted the successful
campaign last spring for addit-
ional millage and bond support
for the Detroit Public Schools;
Slomovitz. long active in Jewish
communal and civic endcavors,
is cited for "perceptive and in
tcrpretive" reporting contribu-
ting to the harmony of the com
.unitv: and Miss Watts for many
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oled."
The origin and purpose of the
Spingarn Medal was explained
by Arthur b. Spingarn, NAACP
president, and brother Of the
late j.. +. Spingarn who insti-
tutcd the award in 1914 to be
presented annually for the high
est or noblcst achievement by an
American Negro during the pre-
ccding year or years" The pur-
pose of the award, Mr.. Spingarn
pointed out, is Ito call attention
TO distinguished merit and
achievement among American
Negroes, to serve as a reward
for such achievement, and TO in
spire Negro youth.
Brief remarks were made by
NAAcP Executive Secretary
Roy wilkins and Or. Robert {.
Weaver, viee-ehsiTman Of the
Associations Board Of Diree-
tors. who presided al the ship
board ceremony.
The medal is usually presented
to the recipient during the Asso-
cations annual conventions. Mr..
Ellington was unable to be in
New York when the NAACP
5Oth anniversary convention was
held here last July. This was the
second time that presentation OF
the award has been made aboard
ship, In 1925, the medal was pre-
sentcd to Roland Hayes, the celc-
brated tenor, OH a transatlantic
liner. Walter Damrosch Of the
New York Symphony made the
presentation.
Included among others who
have received the medal are DIR.
Ralph J. Bunchc, Judge William
II. HASTE, Miss Marian Anderson.
Jackie Robinson, Mrs. Daisy
Bates and the little Rock Nine,
DR.. Martin Luther King, Jr., and
DR.. Claiming II. Tobias.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

years of "unselfish community
service" in spearheading and
shaping constructive cultural
influences.
In conjunction with the din
ner, the Joseph V. Baker Asso-
ciates will present a special
award to Circuit Judge Wade Me
Cree, himself a former recipient
of the ST.. Cyprian's award.
Guest speaker at the dinner
will be Frederick B. Routh, Elk
ecutive Director of the Michigan
Fair Employment Practices Com
mission. Born in Michigan,
Routh, a naval air intelligence
officer in World War ii, was
Assistant Director of the South
crn Regional Council until he
returned to Michigan this sum
mer to assume the FEPC dIrec-
torship. Routh is a distinguished
lay leader in the Episcopal
Church.
Ramon S. .Scruggs of the Mich.
ican Bell Telephone Company,
and a former president OF the
Detroit Urban League, will per
form as toastmastcr at the event
Arrangements are under the di-
rcction of a committee beaded
by Otis Bannistcr. a VeStryman
Of ST. Cyprian'S.
Father Dade pointed out that
the alumni" the past recipients
of awards from the church, now
number over one hundred. They
include leaders and workers from
all walks OF community life.
Among past, honorccs have
been the late Rabbi b. Benedict
Glaycr of Temple Beth FL; DR..
David Henry. then President of
Wayne University; Benson Ford;
Scldcn Daumc; Boris NJ Joffc;
August Schollc; Ralph dwelling;
Walter Ucuthcr, and others.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19
LOAN SERVICE
JOBS OPEN

The Veterans Administration
Regional Office at Detroit is ac'
ccptIng applications for employ
mcnt as Loan Scrvicing Repre-
sentative (ReaIty) and Realty AS
sistant, Csc, $5985 per annum
for a 40 hour week with periodic
salary increases, sick and annual
leave, low-cost Government HE
insurance and other benefits.
A Loan Scrvicing Representa-
tive (Realty) in the VA ascer
tains relcvcnt facts concerning
existent or potential defaults on
loans owned or guaranl ced or IN
surcd by the Government on
home, farm or business proper
ties; explains 10 borrowers ana.
lenders or holders Of guhp'hle'u
or insured loans the services lhAl
the Government may render, ana
determines the course OF action
to be taken by the Government
in connection with the serviclns
of defaulted loans.
A Realty Assistsnt Is FesPon'
sible for the acquisition, DIS
possl, leasing, management or
utilization OF Covernmen'
owned real property such as
homes, farms, a9rievhvrs'
lands. or business properties.
=. The positions offer interesting
and challenging work for inter
csled qualified persons who nave
5 years of progressive RESPONSE.
bic experience in these nigniy
specialized occupational fields.
Additional details c~onccrning
the position and application
forms will be furnished by the
Personnel office Of the Dctrol'
Va Regional office, $40 r. Jei'
icrson Avenue, Detroit 81 Mem
gan.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-09-19

ing cnurcheS 10 tackle their prob
lens with an. interracial staff"
The chief business of the
National Staff of the Board of
National Missions meeting was
10 appropriate a record operat-
ing budget Of sl3,284,9 84 for
1860.
Based, on the expected giving
OF 80, 100000 United Presby-
terians, the budget will cover
salary grants for some 5000 mis-
sionaries, help to underwrite the
building of new churches, rein
force the denominations work in
changing cities, maintain mis-
sions in isolated communities,
undergrad a growing radio and
TV unit, provide health and wei
fare counseling services, and
evangelism leadership for the
denomination.
New officers installed on the
closing day were DR.. Clarence
f. Polhemus, Spokane. executive
of the Synod of Washington, as
national staff chairman; and DR.
Laurence w. Lange, New York
vice chairman. DR.. Alexander +