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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1959-07-23
There Is A Relationship Between
The Public School And The Economy

On Thursday June U.s. 1853 in East Side"
touched the relationship between
and the Of Our had barely cooled
down when had occasion address
RAIDER General Manager Special Control
Electric Company WaYnesboro Virginia
March 18th
High School. Richmond.
Those the South who would destroy the public system
should consider seriously the relationship
school system and the dollar bill
lar bill certainly they should consider their children
opportunities which will be available
Of education
We do not contend that intesate
however TO discriminate against citizens this
whose rights equal under
school crtanlY
That contend And there wealth evidence
conclusion especially when consider
of Mississippi has the lowest capita
The address by Dr. RAIDER which follows
those OF US in the South would consider abohg
schools
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1959-07-23
Letters
1852 63rd Street

Mr.. P. D. East, Editor
The Petal Paper
Petal, Mississippi
Dear Mr.. East,
I am very glad to receive the
Petal Papers, and want to COM
mend you for the attitude you
take toward unfavorable criti-
cism. It takes a good man to &C
cept such criticism without the
desire to strike back. May l COM
ment on some of the letters you
have received relative to your ap-
pearance on the Paul V. Coates
TV program?
I am southern Negro teach
er, who spent As years working
in the schools of the South. I re-
tired in 1858, having spent the
greater part of my life trying to
teach my people to be intelligent,
honorable, unselfish, patient, con-
siderate and kind. And ! frankly
admit, it was difficult task.
First, we had little to work
with, except what we bought out
of our meager salaries; second,
it is most difficult to teach a
child to be kind to those who
taunt, deride and even throw
stones at him for no reason other
than his skin is dark. How do
you teach people to respect the
rights Of others when their indi-
vidual rights are being abused
by those same people.
I can't go into details here, but
I want to say to (S) Chas. P.
Spieler, and Mr.. John Russell
Lake, evidently they don't know
the facts or they don't believe in
human rights. Maybe they are
judging the southern Negro by
the misconception given by some
of those who feel they have to
justify mob action by blaming
the Negroes desire for miscegena-
ton as reason for race hatred.
This interbreeding between the
races of the South began during
slavery, and continues in certain
areas by white males and Negro
women to the extent that few of
pure Negro blood remain, even
some of the darker Negroes have
white blood, | have it and / am
not very proud of it, neither
were my grandparents, we did
Mt choose to be mixed breeds.
I was taught in the study of
biology that plants and animals
beget their kind. Animal raisers
select the best male to sire their
best class of animals. If SCENT
lists are right, why would not the
present day Negro desire the
same intellectual training, eco
nomic privileges and political op-
portunities that the white man
wants? One doesn't mate a mare
with an ass and expect to get a
horse, he will invariably get a
mule. Does he hate the mule be-
cause he is born of an ass and a
mare? Does he destroy it because
it has the tendencies of an ass,
even tho there are physical diff
ferences?
It seems to me they are incon-
sistent in their reasoning. There
is something else / want to point
out to Mr.. Lake, / have lived in
California almost six years, and
have seen less mixed associa-
ton among the races here, where
there is no segregation than ]
know to have existed in my home
state (Texas).
Intelligent people usually Sc
lect their associates from among
their class. So there is no need
for a guilt complex, as he says,
Maybe it doesn't effect him that
the United States as the leading
nation of the world is being criti-
cised because of racial disturb
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1959-11-14
Van Doren-

Continued from Back Page)
RECREATION, IN CONTEMPT OF GODS FOREMOST
VOICE OF ALL TIME: 1.-THE FLESH PROFITETH
NOTHING. IT IS THE SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH.
THE WORDS THAT SPEAK UNTO YOU, THEY
ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARE LIFE" 4! Jesus in John 6:63
AND DEVIL ENSLAvED ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
WASHINGTON, Nov. 4-Poor Charles Van Doren-
why didn't he take the Fifth Amendment from the start
and claim his constitutional right not to offer testimony
THAT might possibly ncrminate" him tend TO degrade
him?
If THE YOUNG TEACHER HAD DONE So He
WOULD TODAY BE THE HERO OF THE POWERFUL
FIFTH AMENDMENT. HE WOULD HAVE HAD BACK OF
HIM THE DEANS OF MANY LAW SCHOOLS AND THE
RESOLUTION OF VARIOUS CIVIL LIBERTIES" oRcANI-
zATIONS WHICH HAVE DECLARED INDIGNANTLY
THAT NO TEACHER SHOULD LOSE HIS JOB JUST BE-
CAUSE HE TAKES THE FIFTH AMENDMENT.
Mr.. Van Doren isn't Communist Of course nor did
he engage subversve activity associate in secret
with persons who members Of party affiliated with
foreign hostile to this country Yet he would TO-
day defenders especially among infeIIeeu
all groups he had just refused to say anything about
riqqed feevision shows and had claimed immunity from
interrogation because il might embarras him his friends
or interfere with his associations He might have been AP
PLAUDED PERHAPS AS A MAN WHO FIGHTS So-CALLED
"MccARTHYSM" THIS IS THE CHARACTERIZATION
OFTEN GIVEN TO THE TACTICS OF CONGRESSIONAL
COMMITTEES SEEKING TO EXPOSE FRAUD AND TRICK
ERY ON THE PART OF INDIVIDUALS ENGAGED IN SUB
vERsIvE ACTIVITY IN THE MOVIES, THE THEATER THE
PRESS, LABOR UNIONS AND SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-11-14
The IVA


Continued from Back Page
The idea to build dam at Muscle Shoals, Ala
bans help control floods in the Tennessee River Valley
and TO improve navigation the river All Of this
was GOING TO cost about 000 The preamble TO the
IVA Act avoided any mention Of electric power. As soon
as the Authority formed however. developing eIeefri
cal power became the major objective. The "$l5o00oooo
PROJECT" HAS GROWN INTO A TWO BILLION DOLLAR
PLUS COLOSSUS.
TODAY, THE IVA SYSTEM INCLUDES NOT ONE
BUT THIRTY MAJOR DAMs--PLUs MORE THAN A Doz-
EN- sTEAMoPERATED cENERATINc-PLANTs, AND
1000 MILES or TRANSMISSION LINES, DISTRIBUTING
ELECTRICAL POWER THROUGH A MARKETING AREA
or $4,000 SQUARE NILES.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-11-14
Who Killed Pay w.

Continued from Back Page
ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES - HOW SMART AND
SOPHISTICATED, sATANs DUPEs. SUCKERS. DEPU-
TIES. MAKE HIS ADAMS, EWES. MURDERoUs
GAINS. JUDASES. KNAvES AND FOOLS, THE EGO
AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN BIRTHS
AND PARENTHooD. APPEAR TO BOTH ADULTS AND
YOUTHS TOBACCO - GIVES THE MARK OF
THE BEAST tRev.) OF MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
cRiPPLEs!. PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY.
JUDGMENT HONESTY. INTELLIGENCE! MAIN
TANNED AS UNWORTHY OF Membership IN
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH GODS ONE
ONLY SANE AND sATAN-FREE THE DRINKERS
AND SMOKERS HAVE NOT YET MADE THEIR
"DEcLARATION Ce [REPENTANcEl INDEPEND-
ENcE" FROM THE MYTHICAL. DEviLlsH ANTI
CHRIST. PsYcHOPATHIc. ADAM-EvE MURDER
Gus CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS SHINING
STUPID. LAUNDERING. ADAM-EvE HUMAN
RACES; MYTHICAL 'PHONY cOUNTERFEITs
AND BURLEsoUEs or N.Y. GODS. OFFSPRING -
YOUR TRUE BEING - sNLESS, DEATHLESS, MAT
TERLEsS, FLEsHLEss. SPIRITUAL, cHRiSTLIKE -
E.T-E-RN-AL-L-Y c-o-MP-L-E-T-EL-Y P-o-PU-
L,AT-I-N-G MY ONE, REAL UNIVERSE - AND
THERE is NONE OTHER - sUPERSATURATINc 1T
WITH UNINvADABLE, INCORRUPTIBLE, OMNi
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE 49,.
MORE OF THE TV RAcKETs - IMPURE THERA-
PEUTIcs = DEVILS WHITEWAsHEs OF NoN-cHRIsT
SCIENTIST MEDICINE, SURGERY. IMPURE
PRAYERS - SOMETIMES PERFORMING SO-cALLED
MIRACLES THAT WOULD DECEIVE. IF POSSIBLE,
THE VERY ELECT AND INVITED PREMATURE
DEATHS CRIME, GAMBLING, = BILLIONS
RAcKETs!
The Detroit tribune., 1959-11-14

sssss. sss~s ~ss--Ss%s F-s's
day pkEsIDENt EISENHOWER NEVER HAD A GOLF
etUB M HIS HANDS FROM THE TIME or THE INvA
SION OF EUROPE UNTIL THE DEFEAT or GERMANY
MR. EISENHOWER WAS SUPREME ALLIED CON.
MANDER IN EUROPE
In book out Monday, viseovnf AIsnbrooks wartime
chief Of shs British general staff said that in November
l'44 there was very unsatisfactory state Of affairs In
France With no one running the land battle
EISENHOWER. THOUGH SUPPOSED TO BE DolNo
SO, WAS ON THE fF-oR.M-E-Rl GOLF LINKS At RHEIMS
ENTIRELY DETACHED AND TAKING PRACTICALLY
NO PART IN RUNNING THE WAR"
DETROIT TRIBUNE. ADDITIONALLY:
SATAN BOUND HEBREW ADAMS SIMILARLY
CHARGED MOSES WITH BEING A.WoL' DURING
SECOND 40 DAYS COMMUNION WITH COD!
AND HicH-PREssURED AARON, MOSES BROTHER
TO SET UP GOLDEN CALF!
The Detroit tribune., 1959-11-14
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER IS TIE FIRST BORN.
Toynbee In Rome

(connved from Back Pace
MESSIAH SON, THE C-H-I-L-DL-E-S-S CHRIST
JESUS ALL WILL, EVENTUALLY, APPREHEND,
AS DID JESUS, THE E-TE-R-N-AL-L-Y, COM
PL-E-T-E-L-Y POPULATED, ONE REAL UNI
VERSE OF NY OFFSPRING - YOUR TRUE
BEING - SINLEsS, DEATHLESs, MATTERLESs, SPIRIT
UAL, cHRISTLIKE - SUPERSATURATINC THE
ONE REAL UNIVERSE WITH UNAVAILABLE, IN
coRRUPTIBLE, oMNPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE, YOUR TRUE HABITAT, OF MANY
MARvELo GUS MANSIONS! tchrisf Jesus,.
ROME, Nov. 2-Dr. Arnold Toynbee told the Food and
Agriculture Organization Of the United Nations today that
II must persuade millions throughout fhe world TO improve
their diet and TO keep population growth under control
THE BRITISH HISTORIAN DECLARED THE CAM
PAIcN TO ACHIEVE THESE PURPOSES WAS NEcEs-
sARY, BECAUSE THERE MUST BE MAXIMUM BE-
YoND WHICH MANKIND's FOOD SUPPLY CANNOT BE
EXPANDED"
Or. Toynbees speech read with displeasure in the
Vaficsn which holds thar artificial" means OF limiting
birth are cif" II is considered possible that the Vatican
newspaper, Losservsfore Romano. MAY TAKE SOME FU-
TURE OCCASION. NOT TO ANSWER DR.. ToyNBEE, BUT
TO REsTATE CATHOLIC DOCTRINE ON THIS POINT.
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOV. IA. 1859 9
The Detroit tribune., 1959-11-14
President Plans Tip

Ine PRESIDENTS GLOWING HEALTHY .pssn,
E"ea' - OF TIE SUPERIOR THERAPEUTICS or My
...!v vs: mssssAH NATION TO ALL TIE NAr,oNs
WITH IHe ONLY INFAlLiBLE MEDICINE Turre ,s,
= IHE CHRIST. COMPLETE PURE ME.rA
'"' s.SS, "E " YEARS RE-T-UR-N = EoRevep
moks = WITH you ALWAY' = ApPREHsN.
s'sl ~ INCREASING MEASURE, TO ALL NATIONS
AMI reoplES THE HEALING or THE NATIONS
'Hev' - .cu woMANs MAN CHILD IS RULING ALL
NA'IONs WITH A ROD OF IRON (RevJ MY
- -mAK1' MRS EDDY = INCOMPATIBLE
ER OF NY ONE PURE. TRUE. HONEST COMP, ere
sAIAN-FREE, SANE CHURCH. THERApElITIcs
'"e Snk's'' SCIENTIST! - is THAT WoMANl
WHILE SATAN BOUND" MEDICAL DOCTORS
AND MEDICAL NURSES WERE FussINc AROUND
TIE FLESH AT VARIOUS TIMES DURING cRTI
CAL ILLNESSES OF THE PRESIDENT, GODS TRUE
PHYSICIANS ME-T-A-PHYSIcIANs. PROPHETS.
IHe CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS |. WERE DIRECTING
THEIR PRAYERS AND INFALLIBLE CHRIST
INFINITE TRUTH, DIVINE METAPHYSICS TO THE
rkesOtNT AND SO, HIS HEALTH HAS BEEN
SUSTAINED AND IMPROVED, NOT BECAUSE OF
SATAN BOUND" MATERIA MEpIcA !. BUT
IN SPITE OF IT "HE WHO HATH EARS TO HEAR
LET HIM HEAR" Christ Jesus
WASHINGTON. Nov. 4-Presdenf Eisenhower will
take OFT by Jet plane Dec for historic 20 000ne dip
'omafc sweep through nine countries ncudnu nacns Of
ASIA never before visited by American Chief Executive
IN MAKING THE ANNOUNCEMENT AT HIS PRESS
CONFERENCE TODAY, MR. EISENHOWER SAID THE
NNETEEN-DAY JOURNEY WILL BEGIN WITH VISITS
TO ITALY AND THE VATICAN AND WILL ALSO IN
cLUDE TURKEY, AFcHANSTAN, PAKIsTAN, INDIA
IRAN GREECE. FRANCE FoR THE WESTERN SUMMIT
MEETING IN PARIS ON DEC l9) AND MOROCCO.
The Detroit tribune., 1959-11-14
Ike GoIfed As War Raced
Continued from Back Page)

Continued from Back Page)
WORLD WAR II WAS A GIGANTIC, MORTAL
THOUGHT MYTH /! (! i! - A BURLESQUE
OF THE OMNIPoTENcE OF DEITY - DIVINE LOVE,
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL-HARMoNI-
GUS" J. WHOSE OFFSPRING. CREATION, UNIVERSE,
ARE Externally PERFECT. OF sUPERsATURATED,
UNAVAILABLE, INcORRUPTiBLE, oMNIPRESENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE. YOUR TRUE
HABITAT OF MANY MARVELLOUS MANSIONS!
tchrist Jesus).
GOD, ADDITIONALLY. VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
OLA CHOICE OF EVILS, CHOOSE THE LESSER!
SOME UNFORTUNATE, SATAN BOUND" ADAMS
HAVE IN ALL AGES SOUGHT ESCAPES IN
WINE, WOMEN, AND SONG THOSE OF HIGHER
CHARACTER, BUT NOT YET MY HIGHEST
CHOSEN, cHRISTLikE CHRISTIAN ScIENTISTS!,
HAVE SOUGHT ESCAPES, COMFORT. RELAX
ALTON. IN GOLF. CARD PLAYING, HISTORY, DE-
TEcTIvE AND WILD WEST STORIES. BRITAINs
GEN. MONTGOMERY WAS AN AVID BIBLE STUDENT !
BUT THAT IS NOT ENOUGH NY BELOVED ABE
LINCOLN WISELY DISCERNED MISUSE OF SCRIP
TURE QUOTING SHAKESPEARE. THAT THE
DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS OWN PURPOSE!
PART2
EIsENHoWER's INvINcIBLE FAITH - DOES
NOT BECOME PANIckY OVER ADvERsITIEs -
KNOWS. AT ALL TINES, THAT THE LORD
oMNIPoTENT REIcNETH!
STRONG FD.R.. HIST. DEVILS DUPES
socALLED STRONG ROOSEVELT AND TRU-
MAN were STRONG IN Executing If1E OEVLS
COMMANDS HENCE. F.D.R.S ALLIANCES WITH
THE UNDERWoRLDs OF THE US. AND RUSSIA, THE
BUILDUP OF THE GIGANTIC COMMUNIST MON
STER!-A A GOLIATH MYTH. FORTUNATELY =
THAT FDR. CAPTIVE OF THE INFERIOR BREED
OF HEBREWS, res, PRoTEsTANTs, ct Al. SPlRlTu-
Al PROSTITUTES! HENCE, THE HUNDRED
BILLION PEARL HARBoR INFAMY OF THE DEVILS
DEMOCRATS AND SUBSEQUENT LOSS OF CHINA
TO THE REDS!
TRUMAN'S. DENIS CHILD KOREA!
WE WERE HONOR BOUND TO RESCUE THE RE-
PUBLIC OF SOUTHERN KOREA BUT TRUMAN, OF
THE PENDERcAsT cRIMNALITY, A DEVILS
bEMAcocUE, WAS ONE WHO LOVED THE PRAISE
OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF COD
HENCE, THE RAPID REHABILITATION OF Us. Dom-
NANT MILITARY STRENGTH AS PER SUCH
DEVILS AS EMIL MAzEY, DEVILS ReuIHtkS
RATCHET MAN, BRING THE BOYS BACK HOME AND
So WITH OUR INADEQUATE MILITARY STRENGTH
- AND WHAT IS MORE IMPORTANT, CRIPPLED
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL DIscERNMeNI =
THE REDS. DARED TO INVADE SOUTHERN KOREA
AND TRUMAN COULD NOT GIVE MeARTHuR
ADEQUATE SUPPORT FOR FEAR OF STAlN OVER
RUNNING THE FREE WESTERN EUROPEAN
NATIONS AND TRUMAN WAS Wf1'skeYDk'NN'
ING. CARD PLAYING, SON OF THE DEVIL
WE PROpHEsIED THAT A FULL TERM FOX TRUMAN
WOULD BE A MIRACLE or THE DEVIL -.
LONDON Oct. 30-tAP)-Britan's World war " n''''
ss chief In secret diaries made public today ss'o Gen.
Eisenboer pIsved Golf instead Of running the war; az
critical STAGE Of the Allied drive in Europe.
(consinved Next Column ToP)
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Continued Next Column Topl
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, NOV. IA, 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
DriverHurt
In Mishop to
School Bus

A private school bus was in
volved in a collision with a
pickup truck in Arlington to-
day, but no one was seriously
hurt.
Only one child and the driver
were aboard the bus, which was
en- route to the Burgundy
Farms Country Day School
south Of Alexandria. The child
was not injured, Arlington Hos
pital reported.
The bus driver, Ernest Frank
lin, 26, of 224 North Columbus
street, Alexandria. was reported
in a dazed condition and was
examined for a head injury, the
hospital said.
! The accident occurred about
8:42 am. at the intersection of
Pershing drive and North High
land street. The name of the
truck driver was not immedi-
ately available.
The hospital identified the
lone pupil as Gray Ross. 6, Of
2400 North Edgewood street.
Arlington. A school spokesman
said he was the first Of about
six to be picked up along the
bus route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
Others Participating
RondoIph-Mocon
Gets 100000
From Foundation

LYNCHBURG, Va, Oct. IL
I (AP).-A New York foundation
has given Randolph-Macon
Woman's College its largest
single scholarship grant
100000.
Z The bequest was made by the
Irene Heinz Given and john
LaPorte Given Foundation. DR..
William F. Quillian jr., college
president, said the income from
the endowment will be used to
provide grants from 500 10
$500 to each Of the 10 most
outstanding scholarship apph-
cants in every freshman class.
Additional grants will be
given by the college to recipi-
ents for their sophomore, junior
and senior years if they main
tain satisfactory work and need
the aid, the president said.
The Given foundation was
founded in 1949. The late Mrs.
Given was the daughter of H
j. Heinz of Pittsburgh, founder
of the food company which
bears his name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
NAACP Urges Negro
Drive in Prince Edward

DANVILLE, Va, Oct. IL tAP)
Election of Prince Edward
County officials who are sym
pathetic to public schools" has
emerged as a major goal Of the
Virginia State Conference Of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
A resolution passed in an
executive session during the
windup to the conference con-
vention here yesterday urges
a larger Negro vote all across
the State but says the first
target for a voter-registration
drive will be the segregation
troubled Southside Virginia
County.
Prince Edward closed its
public schools rather than adj
nit Negroes to alleviate schools.
"A private system is now in
operation for the white school
children. Some Negro students
are being sent elsewhere fol
schooling. but most are going
without any education.
w. Lester Banks, executive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

gro children have been enrolled
in the readiness centers.
Two readiness classes viii be
held at Lyles- Crouch School.
and one each at Charles Hous-
ton, Macarthur and Prince
Street Schools. >"
The 108 immature 6-year -olds
were among 1889 potential first
graders. The children's par
ents were told they had the
choice Of enrolling them in the
readiness classes or keeping
them at home for another year.
Until Virginia's compulsory
attendance law was repealed as
an ianti-integration measure,
public schools were required TO
admit children who were 2 years
old by october /. AS a general
practice, however, 6-year-old
children have been enrolled in
the first grades.
Children in the readiness
classes will attend the same
hourS-9 am. to 2 pm, as reg
ular first grade pupils. How
ever, Mr.. Williams said, no bus
transportation will be provided
for them. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
Fuirfox Foes
Vie for Votes
InBusyWeek

Fairfax County's political
campaign reaches mid-race
pace this week with joint candi-
didates' meetings scheduled for
most OF the contested seats.
Some candidates planned A
busy week Of door-to-door cam
vassing Of voters.
Democrat George Landrith
and Republican John C. Harris.
both seeking the Mount Vernon
District seat for the board of
county supervisors, will speak
at 8 pm. Wednesday at a meet
ing Of the Belleview Elementary
School PTA at the school.
The same night, Republican
Supervisor A. Claiborne Leigh
and his Democratic opponent.
Bright M. Carper. will speak at
6:l5 pm. at a meeting of the
Forestville PTA at the school.
The Fairfax County Civic
Federation will hear all four
candidates for the two Fairfax
County-Falls Church district
seats in the House Of Delegates
at $3.50 pm. Thursday at An.
Mandate Elementary School.
Those scheduled to attend
are Delegate John C. Webb and
Mrs. Dorothy McDiarmid, both
Democrats, and William j.
Mileham and John M. Ritchey,
Republicans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

secretary of the conference,
saidt he full-scale registration
drive among the Negroes Of
Prince Edward did not neces-
sarily mean Negroes should be
elected to county office. but
that election of officials sup
porting reopening of public
schools is the primary objec-
tive.
A convention business session
saw the election of Robert D.
Robinson Of Norfolk as presi-
dent of the State conference.
Eugene Williams of Charlottes-
vile was elected vice president
and David Longley Of Richmond
was reelected treasurer.
DR.. James M. Nabrit, jr., dean
of Howard University's Law
School, told some 900 delegates
and guests at a freedom rally
winding up the convention that
now-defunct massive resistance
laws and the pupil-placement
act were merely evasions de-
signed to deprive the Negro
of the Bill of Rights"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
Woman Who Fell
At Home Dies

Mrs. Mary Kelly, 40, died
last night at Suburban Hospi-
tai. where she was taken after
a fall last Tuesday in her
home, Alto Wayerly avenue,
Garrett Park. Md.
Her husband, Fred q. Kelly,
jr.. a free-lance writer, said
Mrs. Kelly fell down the cellar
steps sometime Tuesday night,
and that he did not discover
she was injured until the fol-
lowing day.
In addition to her husband,
Mrs. Kelly leaves two daugh-
tiers, Sandra, l6, and Michele,
10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
Scholarship Fund
To Honor PyIes

A scholarship fund in men,
DRY of the late William G.
Pyles, director of personnel for
Montgomery County schools
who died Thursday, has been
established by the county
school administration staff.
School officials said contribu-
tons should be sent to the
William G. PyleS Fund, in care
of the personnel department,
County Board of Education,
Rockville.
The fund is to be used to set
up a scholarship for a Mont
gomery Junior College student.
A $4,000 goal has been set.
Mr.. Pyles, who was As, died
while attending a meeting Of
Maryland secondary school
principals and supervisors in
Baltimore. A former principal
of the Bethesda Chevy Chase
High School, he was appointed
director of personnel for county
schools last summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
Columbus Day Marked
ByInterfoith Parade

program were George E. C.
Hayes and Teunis F. Collier,
co-chairmen Of the Columbus
Day Committee, and the Rev.
Joseph S. Chmielewski, chap
lain of the Military District Of
Washington.
Also Rabbi Henry Segal, B'nai
Birth congregation; the Rev,
Harold B. Lawson, Fort Myer
chaplain, and Pedro A, Con-
zalez, administrator of the Office
of Puerto Rico here.
The ceremony is sponsored
annually by the Interfaith Co.
lumbuS Day Committee in CO.
operation with the National
Citizens Committee for Column
bus Day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12

also by hospital architect VIII
liam F. Schorn's assumption
that the county. would accept
installations which met the
requirements Of the national
plumbing code.
The comments in the bulletin
were made In connection with
a proposed resolution on the
Sc million hospital project. y
A board Of inquiry appointed
by the county supervisors and,
later, the supervisors them
selves. has investigated alleged
extra costs and delays on the
project.
After q hearing last Wednes-
day. the supervisors decided to
meet with the hospital commits
sion and with Commonwealth
Attorney Robert C. Fitzgerald
before issuing a statement. A
statement is expected by this
Wednesday.
The Federation's suggested
resolution asks the supervisors
to bring to a prompt conclu-
sion the hospital inquiry"
The resolution also urges the
supervisors and the hospital
commission to proceed toward
the constructive objective of
getting the hospital built randi
ly and at minimum cost"
The resolution notes that the
expeditions completion" of the
hospital and successful CO.
ordination Of the current drive
for hospital funds ARE Of the
utmost Importance" and adds
thta 1t appears in the public
interest" that the investigation
not be unnecessarily pro-
longed." .
The Bulletin also noted that
the organizations executive
committee will present motions
favoring bond issues for Ii
braries, parkland acquisition
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-12
40 New Troopers
Asked in MARYLAND

BALTIMORE. Oct. IL (AP)
The superintendent of State
police has asked for an addi-
tional $7ll.000 in his next
budget, including the cost of
hiring 40 new troopers.
Col. Carey Jarman cited a
heavy increase in work as JUS
tification for hiring the new
troopers and 20 more admin
istrative workers.