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The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-13
Married 60 Years

Married 60 Years
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hahn of
West Elm street will celebrate
their 60th wedding anniversary
Sunday with open house in the
afternoon and evening.
The couple was married in
Bluffton August 16, 1899 by the
late Rev. Meyers, and have lived
in Bluffton their entire married
life. ---A.-
Buttons and Bows All
Buttons and Bows All club jun
ior and senior style shows will
be held Friday and Saturday
nights, August Ia and Is respect
lively, at Memorial hall in Lima.
Time of each meeting = p. m.
Alpha Gamma Club
On August Ia Grace Geary will
be hostess to the Alpha Gamma
club with Ruth Diller in charge
of the program entitled Social
Security and YOU"
-
Mothers Study Club
Mothers Study club will hold q
dinner meeting at Arlington or
Monday, August IL.
Circle B Squares
The Circle B Squares, local
square dance club, will hold theil
annual family picnic Wednesday
August 10, at $50 p. m. at the
Arlington swimming pool. Mem
bers are asked to bring theil
families, table service for them
selves and a Well-filled basket
Pop will be furnished by the club
Cramer Reunion
The Sind Cramer family reun
ion was held Sunday in Nusser''
Grove, Van Buren, with 49 per
sons attending. The first reunion
of the James Cramer family wa!
held at AlthauS Grove, Bluffton
in 1907.
Eli Schifferly, 80, was the old
est person present and Stevi
Warnimont, nine months, was tn
youngest. Stevie is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Roland Warnimont
Findlay.
Birthday Party Held
Michele Reigle, daughter of MI
and Mrs. Clarence Reigle, cele
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-13
SOCIETY AND CLUBS

brated her fourth birthday at a
party held on August 5. Those
present were Pam Zimmerly,
Debra Neff, Jonna Lee Schaff,
Pamela Cant, Marcia Vermillion
and Cathy Beligean. Games were
played and prizes were awarded
to Pam Zinerly, Debra NeH,
Marcia Vermillion and Jonna
Lee Schaff.
Telesis Club
No Telesis club meeting to be
held during the month of August.
y
WOmen's Garden Club
The Women's Garden club Will
meet Thursday afternoon, August
20 at the home of Edith Amstutz.
The program will be as follows
roll call, An Annual = my pref
renee or dislike; Looking at the
Annual, Mrs. Otto Holtkamp; The
Passing Scene in My Garden,
Mrs. Paul Studler.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-13
Two School Board
Candidates Added

Two additional candidates for
the Beaverdam school board
were nominated last week just
before the filing deadine. Harold
P. Schick and Francis Hochstet-
tier were the last nominees.
Previously nominated were
Doyt Hanthorn, Lawrence Yant
Jr., George Stephens and Helen
Simon.
Three positions are open on
the school board.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-13
NOTICE To BIDDERS

Sealed bids will be received at the of.
flee of the Board Of Trustees of Public
Affoirs. Bluffton. Ohio, until IL 100
o'clock Noon. on the 4th day of Sep
tember. 1859. for the purchase of APP
proNimately 1900 Il. Of 4" mechanical
Joint. CT pipe. random lengths I50-250
ID. test according to AWWA specifica-
tions.
The riaht iS reserved to reject any
and all bids.
Public Affairs. Village Of Rnffton
Ohio.
A. ]. B. Longsdorf. Clerk
Aug. Is. 90
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1959-08-13
POOL RECEIPTS

Gate receipts at the municipal
swimming pool totaled $4,649.5O
by July 30, village clerk A. j. B.
Longsdorf noted Tuesday evening
in his report to council. This is
within $50 of receipts in the
same period of 1858.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
Recording Star
Visits Detroit

Arthur Lee Simpkins,' one OF
the few tenor commercial e'ngers
in his field was here last week
along with his wife, Auorca TO
promote his latest recording
His first break came when
Earl Hyncs came TO Georgia and
invited him to Chicago where he
received his first job and price
less training thur starting his
singing career.
Arthur, who thinks a singer
has 10 study TO stay on top. re-
ccivcd part Of his education at
the Payne University in Georgia.
AT a convention recently amid
all the confusion he stillcd the
audience by singing the Lords
Prayer. Later while in Florida
Governor Chandler went TO hear
him sing and made him a col
oncl on the spot when nc sang
his favorite song, "Old Kentucky
Home
Last week his manager pre-
scented him certificate with
seal in Detroit.
His favoritc singers are Mario |
Dclmonico, Billy DianclS and Nat
King Cole.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
Northeast Detroit
Spotlight.

business heads arc missing out
helping TO promote one of
The best softball teams in the
tate. William Jack Vaughn All
Stars. the Cinderella aggrega-
ton that amazed two cities and
wo leagues last season, is again
without sponsor.
q .
Politics in the giant Ford Local
SEQ get legally rough this week
rs some of the candidates in
thch Dearborn Iron Foundry
'allcd their lawyers in regard to
lander suits. The action began
iftcr leaflets on officers over
time were distributed in the plant
asst Thursday
Willie "Bingo" Whitmon was
elected Saturday evening to OPP
pose Robert Battle for president
If Specially Foundry Whltmon
is backed by the newly organized
Rank and File Caucus.
Whitmon motored to Chatam,
Ont. Monday to attend funeral
services Of his WIS grand
At the mectins CT the Dawson
Association Of Block Clubs Thurs
day sight in the Evans Rec Cen
ter, Mr. Herman Snccd of the
Health and Housing Committee
red some letters he had sent
To individual members of the
c TVS Common Council.
These letters contained pc
titionS relative to the paving of
Goddard street from Dawson to
Carpenter. which he felt was long
o. crduc Snccd also read several
Of the replies which explained
The Council members views and
advice in The situation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
COURT News
BY Court Reporter

Samuel Wright, Al, OF 4lz4
Vermont. was arrested last week
and charged with fclonious as
sault on the complaint OF VIENNA
Smith, AZ, of the Vermont ad-
dress.
Mrs Smith accused Wright OF
striking her with a baseball bat
Wright denied the charge. lie
told police that Mrs. Smith sus'
tanned her head injury when she
fell and struck her head.
Morris Thomas, 30, OF 1914
Williams. was arrested last week
in market and charged win
simple larceny. !,
Police said Thomas concealed
three cartons of cigarettes under
his coat and attempted to leave
the market without paying Tor
the cigarettes. The loot was
at So.
Three DPW workers, Henry
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
DETROIT COUNCIL OF
CHURCHES

The 10th Birthday of the De-
troit Council of Churches will be
celebrated at a mass meeting to
be held at Central Woodward
Christian Church on Tuesday.
April IA, at 7:45 pm. The speak.
or will be DR.. Herman N. Morse.
highly esteemed and statesman.
like director of the Department
OF National Missions of the Unit.
cd Presbyterian Church in the
USA. Presiding will be DR.. Paul
1. Rankin, Council president. A
special committee of laymcn un.
der the Craftsmanship of Mr..
Paul Wilson is holding sub.
scriptio nlunchcon on Tuesday.
April IA, at non at the McGre.
gor Memorial Building. Included
IN the general committee are DIR.
w. II. Amos, DR.. w. r. Haney.
and DR.. w. r. Matthews. The
public is cordially invited II at.
tend this service, stated DIR. G.
Merrill Lenox, executive direc.
tor.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
WARREN AVE. BAPTIST

Members of the Warren Ave.
nue Baptist Church are still talk.
ing about that $50 am. Cantata
on Easter Sunday. Hundreds
illled the auditorium to hear
combined choirs of the church
sing out the death, burial and
resurrection of Jesus Christ
MRS. Dorothy Player, nationally
known dircctrcss, was in charge
AL ii am. the pastor, Rev. w
H. Matthews, spoke on the sub.
lcct The Mysterious Stranger I"
az s pm two dramas THE Chal.
lcnge OF the Cross" and sTho
Cloak of Clayery" along with
some fifty children Participating
Y presented, by the SUNDAY
school and Baptist Training I'm.
ION Easter programs climaxed
on Monday with the Missionary
department sponsoring a lunch.
con con with program by the Rcd
circle, Mrs. Emma Miller in
charge. Mrs. Miller chaparoned
the children TO Belle Isle for an
Easter egg hunt.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
ey JAMES ALFRED BUTLER

Or. Benjamin Jcffcrics, di.
rector Of the Division of Mental
Health Of the Detroit Health De.
partmcnt. will be the guest speak
or at the Pershin9 Mothers Club
meeting at | pm, Thursday in
Room 2l4 at the Pcrshing High
School.
lie will discuss the mental
health problems of tccnagers
and middlc-agcd persons.
Members of the senior class
left Sunday for New York City
on the first annual Spring vaca-
ton senior trip sponsored by the
club.
Plans arc underway for the
clubs annual benefit party to
raise funds for scholarships. Mrs
Lulius Stone, financial secretary.
is general secretary of the event
May z.
Five Den Mothers accompanied
40 Cub Scouts in Pack 500, which
meets at the Mason School on
tour of the DAWSON police
station last month.
Tccnagc managing editor Louis
BillinsSlca is bursting buttons off
his sports sweater after doing
such a good job on Cleveland
Junior High Schools Cleveland
LIE newspaper
Wrter.artiSt Henry Smith Of
Pcrshing Highs Chronicle has
sent some of his work TO the
Detroit News.
Businessman Jimmy Higgins
announces that he will not spon-
sor any baseball or soflhall teams
this year. lie and other Negro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
Logort Eyeing Crown

Washington. d. c. ~ Watch.
ing his chances to cop the wcltcr
crown, Isaac Logart, powerful
Cuban contender was hoping to
make terrific showing over
Phlladclphia's Charley Scott,
who's just little better than
an amateur In a warmup. Lo-
CART was amazed when Scott won
split decision Logart. who
won 55 with IL draws, is a 81
faNoritc.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
BY ROBBIE L. cRUMP

We certainly hope DR.. c. A. w.
Clark. Editor of the National
Baptist Voice magazine of the
National Baptist Convention,
U.S.A., lnc,,) will succeed in his
campaign. He is the first Negro
to run for election to the Board
of Education in Dallas, Texas.
We feel, too, that his past record
merits support from every we'll
meaning citizen of that southern
metropolis.
a n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

is the pastor of New Prospect,
are confined to their home due
to illness. Both were progress
ing nicely at press time.
For Easter service, Rev. u. S.
Golsby, pastor of Cyrene Temple
Baptist Church delivered the SER
mon on the subject Mans Role
in the Church" Stated Miss Mar
garet Ward, reporter for above
named church, IA large group
stood to hear the service, while
many others were turned away"
Choir No. ii and Junior choir
sang, under the direction of Mr..
Paul Jones. AT 3 pm. the Sunday
school and Youth groups spon-
sored the program. New Prospect
has something new and interest
ing in the making, which we will
tell you about in the very near
future.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
Guest at New ST. Peters
BY Lucille o. Cook

Guest at New ST. Peters
Rev. J A. Powe. pastor Of New
st Peters Baptist Church, will
have as his guest The East Side
Community Baptist Church in a
program Sunday, April -, which
will be one of the outstanding
affairs of the year.
Communion al Galation
Sunday. April 5th, instead OF
the regular $50 pm. commUn-
ion, Rev. BurroU9h, pastor Of
Calation Baptist had Commvn-
ion in his 1900 am. service,
something like an old fashion
revival. The church was like
the record Of Penticost, the en-
tire church begin to testify.
For the first time in the his
tory Of the church there was no
collection.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
Westside Pastor Honored With
Surprise Birthday Dinner


Mrs. Della Jones of Hazelcu,
was hostess on Saturday evening
to a surprise birthday dinner
for Rev. j. S. Davis, pastor of
the Good Shepherd Baptis t
Church II was a complete sur
prise TO the honorcc, and more
than an hour after he had been
"lured' there, we talked to him
and he was still almost breath
less Some of those who re-
sponded TO invitations we're Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Benson and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Raines
and family, Mrs. Matte Will
Hams, Mrs. Ella Guyton, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Cooks, Rev. and Mrs.
George Byers, Mr.. and Mrs. Ezell
Bowie, Mr. Otis X. Jones, Mrs.
Jessie Howard, Rev. c. l. Thorn
as, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Harvey,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Reed, Mrs.
Mary f. Rody, Mrs. Halle Dag
gets, Matte Russell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Gamble, Mrs. Re-
mcllc McCray and family, Mrs.
Ora Adams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma.
thicl Fishburn, Emma Long, An
genette Thomas, Therea Henry.
hand, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Ty.
Ter and Mrs. J. S. Davis. Rev.
Davis is also vice moderator
Of the Prospect District Asso-
citation.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

Annual State Tea at Chapel Hill
Sunday, April 18th, the Ma
irons Auxiliary of Chapel Hill
Baptist Church will sponsor
their Annual State Tea Time
from 40 pm.
AT $3.50 Rev Robert l.. Harris
the Senior Choir and the Youth
Choir will be on a program al
the Second Corrinth Baptist
Church on Linwood and Bethune
Rev. j. Il Ford is pastor. Tho
public is invited.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

Welcome Home
We are happy IN have little
Miss Adele Davis Of 1917 Hook
err home after her three day
stay in Parkside Hospital
where she had her tonsiIs re.
moved.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
x2lH ID Warren
Community News

az ! pm. the Deacon District
Consul Meeting will hold their
regular meeting at the home
Mrs. Conedis Sutton, Mrs. d.
gan, President.
Tuesday Greater Mt Tabor will
have their prayer service at
Z pm
Rev G.. A. Long will have as
his Sermon Subject, Sunday,
April 18th. Keep Four Things
in Mind. and at 8 pm. the
Lords supper
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
VERE AND THERE

information needed at all times.
Louise Hardiman and Essie Hor-
ner were co-chairmen. other
committee members were Ruby
Gaskins, Jayncll Lawson, Jeap
Mccain, Elizabeth Risby, Sylvia
Penn, Charline Kelly, Marian c.
Buckner, Tommie Moore. Aman-
da Carter, Alma Gillian, Virginia
Barbee, and Bertha Bobo. Pro
gram committee, LOWE Digs
Marjorie Nelson, Mary f. Col
Inns, Elizabeth Williams, Mary N.
Stephens, Betty Buford. Finance:
Zelda Nj. Doaty, Jaynell Lawson,
Nelis j. Saunders, DIT. Ruler,
presided.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
FLINT GUESTS

FLINT GUESTS
The Bell Singers of Flint,
Michigan, were guests at Ter
rell Center, Twelfth and Lee Pl.,
on Monday evening. On Sunday,
April IL, Triedstone Baptist of
which Rev. Terrell is pastor,
will journey to Flint to attend
the End anniversary of the pas
tor of Shiloh Baptist, Rev. Z. b.
Allen.
q ~ q
Hoping speedy recovery for
baby Douglas Lew Matthews, in.
FAINT son of Mr.. and Mrs. En-.
NETT Matthews, Of Sheridan, who
had major surgery at Childrcn's
Hospital last week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

Franklin Fisher in Atlanta, Ca,
that the Sunday School and Con
grcss scheduled to open in Mem
phis, Tenn, at Ellis Auditorium,
has definitely been set for June
22-28 Previous sessions have
been held a week earlier. DR..
Fisher, Dean. stated that. many
of the instructors in the Con-
gress are also school teachers,
and the new schedule will be to
their advantage.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

Greater Nj. Tsbor's
Weekly Activities
Beginning Monday. April 9th,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

Recovering
Rev C. b. Heath, pastor of
New Prospect, who suffered a
light stroke last week is doing
nicely. He attended church Sun
day but took no part in the SER
vice.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
NEW MT. MORIAH's
ALIVE FOREVER"

II was truly touching and tear.
drawing TO watch Jesse l.. Brown,
William Bowman Jr., and James
Mcmillan as they portrayed Cal.
phaS. Annas, and Judas in the
dialogue, "The Accusation, Ar
rest and Betrayal of Jesus" in
the Easter Musical "Alive For.
ever presented at Ford Audi.
forum Easter Sunday. The Rev
G. w. Baker, Mamie Mazique.
Clarence Allen, Paul X. Holt
the 18th Street Baptist Male
Chorus and st. Stephens AME
mass choirs participated in the
service with New Mt. Moriah
choirs directed by w. ID. Davis
The musical was under the aus.
pices of the Texas Club of New
Mt. Moriah, Nj. j. Coleman. pres.
idcnt; Katherine Parker, dircc.
tor; Willie b. Rozier, publicity
and Rev. IL. l.. Davis, pastor.
g
LADY CAMILLE
The First Annual Workshop Of
Lady Camille Temple held So.
turday was most interesting
Past Grand Daughter Ruler
Grace Bryant and Dt. Julia e
Fitzpatrick were there TO hive
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

Word comes from DR.. A.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

Robert II. James, SO, of iie8
Scldcn, was sentenced TO 10 10
70 years in prison last week by
recorders Judge Frank G.
Schcmanskc after he pleaded
guilty TO robbery armed.
Police said James admitted the
March assault of woman
manager of a drivc.in rcstau.
rant at 2O500 Greenfield. James
sluggcd the woman with a lead
pipe and escaped with S675.
James was working as a Dor.
Ter at the restaurant al the
llme OF the robbery. He was ar.
rested in Cleveland and return.
co to Detroit to face trial.
FRANK Lewis, as, of 3942 Rus.
SELL died in the emergency room
Oh Receiving Hospital Friday
night OF a gunshot wound of the
abdomen.
Police arc holding Robert liar.
riS' 81, OF 2020 Lawlcy, for in
Vcstigation Of murder.
Homicide detectives said both
men had been drinking most Of
tle night at a party. Harris
became angry when Lewis awak.
ened nm while he was sleeping
at a table.
Inc two men tussled and fell
- the floor. Harris suffered
knee Injuries and went home.
procured ',,, rifle, returned. and
killed Lewis.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11

julius Little, 35. of 43l4 Nc.
Graw, was arrested last week
and charged with making false
statements to obtain uncmploy.
mcnt compensation benefits.
William p. McGannon, MESC
investigator, said Little received
S84 while having an earning of
$4,000 during the same period.
cd.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-04-11
NEW PROSPECT NEWS

Rev. and Mrs. c. B. Heath, he
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School IT,.

Continued from Page One)
Club which included an oath to
disrupt the function Of the school
in any way they could, ), Matthews
said, and to take no part in class,
hands folded, no class activity, and
obey no instructions from teachers.
The trouble was started by a
group of Juvenile delinquents, from
school graduates and ex-jail birds,
Matthews said.
He said the entire class was
guilty of INSTRUMENTATION and sus-
pended indefinitely as of March
5th. He said the club was formed
in February and an investigation
was made before the suspensions
were ordered.
The Supt. said the school, newest
in the county and opened for the
first time for the current school
year had an enrolment of $50
and said the suspended students
would remain out of school until
such time as the County Board as
sured they would follow the rules
of the school.
He added further that the sus-
pensions may affect the students
graduation in May because every
minute they miss will have to be
made up before they graduate.
Jackson advocate., 1959-03-21

he served as professor of chemistry
at Lincoln University in jefferson
City, Mo. He is a graduate of Lin
coin and holds the Master of
Science and Doctor of Philosophy
degrees from the University of
Chicago, where he was employed
as an associate chemist for the
atomic energy project during
World War III.
Professor Taylor holds citations
from the War Department and
Atomic Energy Commission for his
work during World War ii. He
was a Ford Foundation fellow in
1852, and recipient of the $4,000 ].
Ernest Wilkins Fellowship in 1866.
His most recent book, First Prin-
ciples of Chemistry, has been ac-
cepted for publication by the d.
Jackson advocate., 1959-03-21
344 Megro...
Continued from Page One)

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$4,700 year.
Spurred the building of 4,20O
new classrooms.
Gary noted in the Look article
that integration was presented
to Oklahomans as means to
achieve better schools, and that
"a single fist fight" was the only
violence that occurred.
He warned, however, that some
areas of the South with special
problems" will require 40 or 20
years" to accept integration and
urged Northerners mot to push
them into attempting a change
that cannot be made overnight" J."
Jackson advocate., 1959-03-21
Clear / eenager.

Continued from Page One)
porch of her home. But the youths
aunt insisted he was visiting rela-
tives in Sardis, Ga. at the time of
the murder and the Georgia Bureau
of Investigation verified her story.
Walker has been committed to
the State Mental Hospital for OBJ
servation.
Jackson advocate., 1959-03-21
Crude, Products
Imports High

For the week ended March 6,
crude oil imports averaged 1,317,-
900 barrels daily while products
imports averaged 1,298,900 bar
rels daily. In the final two days of
February, crude imports were g.
10000 barrels per day while pro-
ducts averaged 2,072,600 barrels
daily for total average of 4,581,-
900. Sharply lower imports for the
first five days of March brought
the average down.
Jackson advocate., 1959-03-21
Celebrities
Continued from Page One)

for the Fund and recorded by Mr..
Hughes in New York City.
Dramatic actress Julie Harris,
Hollywood star Edward G. Rob-
inson and TVS Dave Garroway
also made recordings for UNCF'
during appearances in New York.
The eight one-minute spot an
nouncements are packaged on a
10-inch playing disc.
To make the jazz spots possible,
a number of recording companies
and music publishers cooperated
with UNCF. Roulette Records,
Neal Hefti Music Inc, Roost Rec
ords, Rockway Publishing Co.,
MGM Records, Norgran (Verve)
Records, Jones-Silhouette Music
Corp, and julie Styne-Sammy
Calm, composers and publishers.
Overall clearance for the project
was granted by the American
Federation of Musicians and Local
Jackson advocate., 1959-03-21
802.

8O2.
Announcements of the College
Funds annual campaigns are car
ried in the Advertising Councils
March-April Radio and TV Bulle-
tins. With Bruce Barton, chair
man of the board, Barton, Dur
stine & Osborn, as national cam
paign chairman, UNCF's 1859 ap-
peal will be conducted by volun-
teers in 125 communities across
the country.
The public-service discs, plus
copy for live spot announcements,
are available to radio and TV
stations from: United Negro Col
lege Fund, % East 54th Street,
New York %, N. Y.
Jackson advocate., 1959-03-21

Van Nostrand Company of Prince
ton, N. j. 1t is expected to be pub
lished this summer.
According to present plans, the
studies to be directed by Professor
Taylor as the result of the NSF
award will continue through 1861.