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The Petal paper., 1959-07-02
Letter /.

ed. I quote three of them here
with: ~
l. ''The average Southerner has
no objections to good Negro
performer on TV. 1t is that in
many cases he is placed next to
white girl when white man
could fit in just as well. The
white girl, too, extends wistful
smiles at the Negro and one often
wonders how the evening after
the show is spent"
2. "You must know that race
mixing is prohibited by the Laws
of Moses on which our civilization
is founded"
8. "You have a good show most
of the time, however we South
ern people do not approve of the
build-up and praise you shower
on colored people, particularly
colored women. Such adjec-
tives as great, Charming, !,
fabulous, etc. insult the entire
TV audience, especially in the
South, where the races try to
keep to themselves Wouldn't
it be far better and in keeping
with good taste to let colored or
Negro men praise their women
and white men praise theirs? /
was a daily listener to Dave Gar
roway's program until he en-
braced the Negro race far out of
reason and thereby disgusted me
so much I could not tolerate it
any longer +. An occasional ap-
pearance of a Negro person does
The Petal paper., 1959-07-02

ed. quote three of them here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

two short years-has caused the tremendous
jolt" resulting from the first Sputnik in Octo-
ber 1857, to dwindle to a mere nudge. The
Red performances, at least until this week,
have failed to hold more than passing in
terest for both teen-agers and their instruc-
tors.
"Why?" No one is sure.
When the Sputniks first made headlines,
80 per cent of the teen-agers queried by this
bureau in Nationwide survey said they
were highly concerned with the idea of COM
petition with Russian students. The new
testing, just completed, shows 81 per cent
claim to be as concerned today. But 48 per
cent of the boys and "a per cent Of the girls
say their competitive enthusiasm has dimin-
ished markedly.
Added to that is testimony from 700 teen
ayers which says the competitive bloom also
seems to be off in the attitude of their in
structors Only Is per cent said as a result
of RusSia's Sputniks their teachers have put
more emphasis on science. Only 10 per cent
have noticed more emphasis on math. Only
per cent grumbled about more So
viet-inspired homework. And only 8 per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20

cent complained that the teachers are mark
ing tougher now.
Generally the students feel that the
Nation as a whole "just doesn't seem to
care" that in some cases the Russians have
outShone us.
No one seems certain he's right when
offering an explanation for this great lack
of concern, but it may be attributed in part
to the fact that the United States has gotten
into the space sweepstakes with several satel-
lites of its own, one of which earlier this year
scared passed the moon. In any case, the
only significant change, according to our
survey, in the educational approach taken by
American teachers since the Sputniks, appears
to be the placing of more emphasis on WHY
it is necessary for the United States to develop
young minds.
Some 80 per cent of the teen-agers ques-
toned said their teachers have been StreSSing
the NEED for more education rather than
getting down to brass tacks and giving it.
Forty per cent, the largest category in this
particular question, said their teachers tend
to ignore the Russian thing" altogether and
proceed with business as usual, Sputniks or
no Sputniks.
If the students estimate of themselves
is any gauge, the United States seems to be
made up of great many average students,
very few exceptionally bright students and
even fewer poor ones. The methods of
handling the three groups in many schools
helps to explain why the students say they see
little if any change since the Russian adj
vances have become world news.
Asked to rate themselves, SO per cent of
the teen-agers regarded themselves as "aver-
age,"7 per cent termed themselves superior
and about 4 per cent admitted to being
poor students. Among the girls, 9 per cent
considered themselves superior" and only
per cent checked poor The boys, either
from modesty or honesty, claimed only per
cent in the superior category and an equal
number in the poor student ranks
Correspondingly, a majority of both boys
and girls-67 per cent-seem to think that
school has gotten tougher in the past year
Continued on Poos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-20
WE STILL DON'T Carl
BY EUGENE GILBERT
Gilbert Youth Research Co..

Despite their worldwide significance,
Russia'S tremendous successes in the field Of
rocketry-from its first history-making Sput-
niks of 1857 to last Sundays planting of the
Soviet coat of arms on the moon itself-ap-
parently have had little or no effect on the
education of American teen-agers.
Strangely, teen-agers, along with their
teachers, again appear to be saying of the Red
achievements, $50 what"
This attitude of casualness, difficult for
many persons close to the "cold war" to
understand, is borne out by new survey
which shows that the passage of time-just
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Society DOn,gs

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Dr.. Roland Mcconnell.
Archiyisi for papes.
Calls Them Significant

BALTIMORE. Nd A col
lection OF papers which give
2 valuable historical view Of
the colored American from
1900 % 1851 is now ready 10
be used u Morgan State Col
lege
The body Of papers has
been called the Emmett J.
Scott Collection in honor OF
fhe late leader and former
Secretary 70 Booker 7. Wash
ingfon who reqvesfhed the
papers 70 the college in 1852.
The nearly 5000 pieces
comprising the collection are
nov contained in l54 boxes
OF 2 or more folders each
ard have been housed in
Morgan Morris A. Soper Ii
bTary 10 become a part OF
the colleges growing "spe-
cial collections" Other spe-
cial collections housed at
Morgan are the Quaker Col
lection. given TO the college
by DR. Bliss Forbush. Head
master q the Friends School
and a Morgan Trustee, and
the Matthew A Henson Col
lection. given 10 the school
by the widow Of the late
Arctic eyU'orer.
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Publ, Is Insiied
70 View immortal Nan"

The plolic Is invited 10
xieN the ieleyisi0n program
Immortal Man on Sunda.
Noy p from 9 100000 pm
The program i 10 be : pres
entzuon oi WAYNE State Cnl-
rersity On WINS, Channel
Sc
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passages q Rostsnd : Cyrsno
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RI well known broadcasier
q. &c il Windsor. IN the
title role Others II the
cast are
Roxanne. Cynthia JOINER.
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GLicne. Henry Jishs. Val
vert. Russ Pague;te Med.
Gle. Frank Nienic Host OF
the series Is r J Wesley OF
Wsyne 5 Speech Department
Because Of limited space
in the studio, sdniftance 20
the program will be by ticket
only. Tickets may be OBJ
tanned by writing: Leon'ine
kesne, Television - 800 Old
nsin. Wayne State univer.
SHY, Detroit z. Michigan. or
by phcnins Temple 3-l400,
ext. 239. Guests must be in
fhe 'elevision studio 900 Old
Main Building cass az War
rem by $50 ON. on Nov. n
for the social production Of
Cyrano De Bereerse.
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ATTY. CHARLES q PERKINS
81 y.s~~e~ Asr-ue


STATE or MICHIGAN ~ TEE
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Affy. chartts z. aern

STATE or vICHIcA> rur
s X II coCRT FOR hi COUNTY
" NAlN-. ~ CHANCERA
~ ssi-S<s
LILA TALM.4DGE. Plsinusf A..
nAfNfND 7 ALMADGE. Defenda,t
ORDER OF PUBLICATION
~ ~ss-o1 81 sA.c Court held IN
re Cats Of Detroft. Wsyne Ccunt,
Nisnsaa' On The e,h day OF Nosern
Prs@nfs Honorable CARL NJ
ElDLNAN. C.Tcuit judge
X appears 20 tins Courr fro-, afe,.
cst.f or lie that the defendant. RAY.
NOND IALN.ADCE. Is not a ~ s,dens
- lie ely 81 Detroit. WAYNE Count,
A-rnAsan, but resides al 1910 penn
Ave. PlttsourE. Pennsylyxnts
u Notion Of Charles b Berry a.
ioT-tl for The Plaintiff
~ - ORDERED that the def.ndzr.
RAYMOND TALNADCE. enter ~
sPpesr1nce In said cause on or -.
,eFe three months from The date
Us Croer or sid bill 81 cor,.
~-@Inl al D. taken a. confesxs-s
against han: and that a cor. 81 -.
OIcff y sent 10 tht LAST krour -.
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es--.t - 49, sret q 1ccor1srrt MIA
-. : ros -s-o-> g. sc ia. Wi!
> ordered Ina. ne Seventeenth
cay 81 Dece-ce. next a. ter c'clock
~ zoe tcft np<- at said Colrt Roorr
z arro-n'ec fos eN4rs. r.rx and ~
ns SO account and hearing sid
Al 4 : f-rtre. Ordered. 7hst 1,
eoPs 81 in-s or1er oc Published crce
II each Neek fer farCc weeks cor.
sec-t-lt-> ftts .ous 70 said ttrre 81
7e@r-1s, II .ae DETROIT TRIBI NJ =
= sfep<r printed zrc circulated. in
sac County q Azyne
IRA C KAUFMAN
Judge 81 Probate
&C hereby certlf, TIA; hs.e
ec'n F.Asec ire fore gclng cop with me
Ss,E - recorc taereof and ha4e
As-nc ire same 10 oe . correct t~ar<.
ef'PE o. such original record
CkCL A BERNARD.
DEPUTY Probate Register
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STATE or MICHIGAN. ~ TIE
rlEcf-rT COLRT FOz The col MY
~ WAfNE. ~ CHANCERf
Ne. T37I
JEsNET--E HARRIS. P.sin,..t IS
vIEAFI HARRIS. Defenczr.
ORDER o. PUBLICATION
a. ,e<slO- u ssic Co1r- te.t II
.n< Co1rzhouse n TIE CHS q De.
.r8if. Co.ass and STATE Atorss. It's
.t- Gas o. O'ctct<s A.D 1855
PR 4er: Fio-orso.e FRANZ = EER-
CT Sp> Circ1it @lDGE
Z. zrp4Arlnx tast tkf c<fer-4rs q
dent n tins State 8~- IA,
s-ssess .cr nss a. pexrzn1e ~ tetn
I'll. .s.4e1 AID Ire s1r1x coc 40.
~ ser.rc o. rt4so1 q rs sl-e-ce
-n 81 ccockzlrse-t s1th- tt >.sie
I'D ~, reason ~ RIA Cort4r . 40
ss-t frern ne place Of resl-t
It = ORDERED ira. tee * ant
t~.tr MS a. pezrscce IN tr.s ts-~ OF
" t~fcrt trrst n2o1t1s fro.- ..e e4,e
" ir.. Greer or SAC o.A ~ e
.a.tc - cg1sess<c
III j. FURTHER ORDEHEp ;as,
enrs ~ tbs orceT Ok ~s-- b regis
.e-tc NAL 70 sac octeDcsr. 30
-1.firs street.. Dtsrc-t y g41,
ask Aooa1 address. src 70,
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s. east t4e Il, czys before r.. me
trr>-. 1tc 20. 2pf< zr4ncz tt1, ,n.s
or3er * p-7-4snec 1x re4-.ls- By
FRANK B FERCl soA.
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ATTY. Jesse z WILLIAMS
iy11 ErcscsH g.&a -


sIAIE ~ H. riCAs. ~ THE
CIRCUIT COLFT FUs THE COs-STS'
Or WAYNE. ~ CHtNcEzY
~. a8-4s
lNoNNE 5JAE> Pas-t.ff. ~
ELSENt BON - Dtfer,cs--
cscEs % pyslfcATtcs
- seAs--- - hs11 GEAR re.c =
re li;s ]p1-it Bz1l1irs lr ~ C.t9
q Detfo.; co1--5 q Wsyre and
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q - 80 --sel A D. if5s
rrt<rt ncDo-so8e NAL FFTz-
StktLL. Cirr1r gucre
spptsrlns trsi tns 1eferdsrt =
- f-s-1e1i - LAS n4.e. ~ re-
.c.t in Ice liig q Ic4e1o. Cxssrt,
=" 80 &c $50 ca Okto.
~ - ORDERED tat ~ exfrn1.nt
81 ~ aSrtarznce IN tkLf c<use
on q oefcre three > months frr-n
Lt aait q th-s croer. Of I'D -
- 81 a. ccnfekre1
II - FLkTI4kk ORDERED thst /.
ccFy q tn.t crcer - Nr- - r~al.-
etfta msA - s<sc ctfsr1snt 81 tio7
49, oso street Tcse1e. Ohtr. -,
49, k-o~n address, snd II 80 -.
tsittc pcrspnaily b >@st1 Ssferd.~s
- lee1 twenty p, 1s1a ttfore So
trn- pEtscr.o<c fcr sr-esrs~rr 49,
~ orotf - pDbllfAe1 az re
NEAL FTTzGEsaLD
-. c.. Crest Ss1xe
EDCAR " BR.sNIcTN cierS
= hAkcEEAEEs. Dep1fy C.srk
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= n &c Z WIV
EDGAR n BR.a>IcrN. Clerk
: " NEThAD Dcpaty Clerk
10 81 50 - y 5 50
IDA liPpNLaN. Any. :,
lsSo National B1nk fisq Deffcf
STATE or Nil HiCA>
lOInt> OF Nasnt
IS. Ma. t3e al

lOlnt> OF Nasnt
IS. Ma 35s.ssi
81 session o. thC PROBATE t9-'
fer said County OF Wayne. head 81 us
rrooa.e Oo1rl Rcou, az tnt ts Y
Detroit. on ine - cond "a, 81 No',-.
De- IN the year one tho1Ssnc fi''
n4norcc ana Ffi1-nlne.
f-escni, la u. hAIfNNN. s~os'
Of Prob1se.
In the Matter Of the Estate q
AlNE JACKSON. Deceased
IDA LI'fNAN. special acrlin.shs
iriN 81 said estate haslne rtndeis-
70 tnis Court her first anc fra. ~
count IN said matter and fi!ec iht'r
Win her petition prasing thai ~
letters Of special sdrnarlstrstlor Atie
sotore granted be revoked ana ."
nullcd
II : ordered. That the Scvenicenia
DAP Of Dcct mbcT. next az ten { s."
IN the forenoon al said Court h'0,,
De appointed for cxAminlng Ano
lowing Said account and hearns s"~
petition.
And Il Is further Ordered Tia.
IN each week fof three week
secutvciy grtxicus * szid tine =
hearing IN the DETROIT TklbtN NJ =
ncwspapzE printed and circuiaiea -
said County o. wayne
IRA 4 kAIFNAN,..
Judge 81 ff,os.s
I do hereby ccrtlfy that e. e.
compared the foregoing copy Win ~. -
original record thereof and -.
found the same 10 Be- ccIrcct uH"
cript Of such original record.
CECn. A. BERNAhD,,.
Deputy Probate hes.'"
Dated NOV I. 1855
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Baritone Spearmsn in Concert
1t Lincoln

p4nr >5esrms- o-istard-
.rg es-o ns-1.Cle Mo Is
e-..s making rs fourth
.-eC SAFES s--e-- tour
ve-e-t.. sgpes-@3 II : con-
ert performance = ,1e Rich
s-1sor .4--..o- -m :. In
co.r L1.tersi.s VI
Mr.. S5esrnsn has appear
Cd in number Of network
feIesision shows. in many
other New York musical pro-
cvc'ioas ard has been &C.
claimed for talent that
combines veal mastery with
acting ability.
4 rs.l.e 3. Alabama * :
g-z-1ate u FLORIDA 4 &N
l1.te.sltv z-1 . - Z sc.Ols-
2.ta the l1.4-i-, Chorus
N1le IT i-e Army during
Nosld Ws- Il Alter touring
vl.r ire Ilsk Jl1ilee Singers
II North and South America
= 1917 Mr Spez-man c.