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03A La ~ ~ 0GGAVG 044AQAA1 IA NEWS WITS
Asks Puerto Ficun From the Municipal Converse Of Ar
Vote on Statehood Court in Csted Opens Low Off
Senator Dennis Chavez, De IN the Municipal Court this Mrs Gertrude NJ
"rnocrat Of New Mexico has morning Bernard F 4 i oa resident Of Chr
introduced a bill in the United charged by Corporal Edwards St Crix, for the
States Senate calling for a re- Of driving while under the in years. was admitted
ferendum in Puerto Rico on fuence Of liquor, was found hct Court in ST
whether the island wants to guilty BY Judge William Moor Monday morning K
become the fftyfrst state Of head He was fined $25 and his as an attorney and
the union license suspended for three at law in the Cou
Tha III n.Loa - nroa;nm months Virgin Islands. Mrs.
that Congress would admit the The case against Eve orth, cit 2 successful lay
il.na Ii con,4o- rh.nau $500 a. a.na-. -. in Phoenix, Arizon
cold - boed j r.io1+uo f and 1,nn;na L.. 49, z IL her sister, Mrs. Flora
Puerto Ricans would vote for Norhdde Road some time ago, Wo ns iEnueu N
statehood was thrown out after tesh- pL seVe1at seSs.
non, ~ ui+omns 49, A longtime mr
He said It was up to Puerto pastpresident of the
Ricans to decide what form Of Peter CHRISTIAN vas found a n d Professional
government they want The guilty OF speeding and failure Club of Phoeni, Ar
island now has commonwealth 10 stop at a stop" sign. He Converse has bee i
status. was fined $40 on the speeding Continued on d
stop Lutherom Chur
d. Rulph Socknon America is Sh,
TJroes Snaediar Aid The charge " a 5 placed nf 100 49,.
ia Naoroas against him by Motorcycle
Parolnan Charles Davis W : 4
Dr. Ralph w. Soekman, Church of Americ
minister Of Christ Churchsc;x Tubs W;.h Offices in New York
Methodist, in New York, said plCo.r cyoIon Eroro nounced a need for 4
in a sermon OF Sunday last, Roo{ 4 cr,Ic Gee. to fill vacant pulpi
I'VE of the North should not churchs thirtytwo
rush into the South with ASs ms" 2 V6y p'Nn the United States an
thef, removed six out Of nine ~ =
-, aamn4aa m..u. plants and the tubs, which
together weighs approximate -ueon 10y
" 100 pounds each, from off
aBut on the other hand" he the gallery Of the Reef and
said, I'VE Of the white race, Sand Store in Chrishansted
both North and South should Not satisfied with stealing the 49,
not pasdyey and pousty bid six they destroyed the three
the Negro to be patient and that we're left - ue EUal ac
- lna.~on 49, - $500 the Rev. Dr. "
- hanrnr .hu,th auar 80 The plants q rare breed SHempke, a asocf
49,. raue.ton S ~ s1mo from Trinidad were placed secretary, 265 past
$500 ,n1ss nroddoa IL there or years ago by the needed for vacant
s.sr4,sl ~ ,oao1o fE-sn owners and 14 to serve as
- assistant and mission
- semOn was ~ 0ock~ will speak at the American A potential suppl
mans last before leaving for Church in Paris before return seminary graduates
the Middle East AS president ing TO New York in Sep current year is lin
Of the Church Peace Union, he TENDER because Of an exp
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Inc sermon was ~ Dock will speak at the American
ans last before leaving Tor Church in Paris before return
e Middle East AS president ing to New York in Sep
the Church Peace Union, he tember.
, 1959-07-22

a potential supply Of 1S crease Of vacancies owing. to
seminary graduates for the death, leaving the ministry,
current year IS inadequate" retirement and transfers, DR..
because Of an expected in Stempke said.
, 1959-07-22
Eleven Governors
Have Accepted
Invitotion to Visit v. !.

Governor John David Mer-
win has announced that thus
far eleven Governors Of the
forty-nine states and terrific
ries who will meet in conven-
ton in Puerto Rico August
End through the 5th, have ac-
cepted his invitation to visit
the Virgin Islands after their
meeting.
They are: Governors Paul
Famin Of Arizona; Abraham
Ribacoff Of Connecticut;
George Docking of Kansas;
Hugo Aronson Of Montana;
Ralph G. Brooks of Nebraska;
John E, Davis Of North Da-
kota; Christopher Dell Sisto Of
Rhode Island; Price Daniel Of
Texas; Robert i. Stafford Of
Vermont; Gaylord A. Nelson
of Wisconsin and William F.
Quaker Of Hawaii.
, 1959-07-22
Six Tubs With
Plonts Stolen From
Reef & Send Store

Last night a very brazen
thief, removed six out Of nine
plants and the tubs, which
together weighs approximate
" 100 pounds each, from off
the gallery Of the Reef and
Sand Store in Christiansted.
Not satisfied with stealing the
six they destroyed the three
that were left.
The plants, a rare breed
from Trinidad, were placed
there four years ago by the
owners.
, 1959-07-22
Dr.. Rulph Sockrnun
Urges Speedier Aid
TO Negroes

DR.. Ralph w. Soekman,
minister Of Christ Church
Methodist, in New York, said
in a sermon on Sunday last,
I'VE Of the North should not
rush into the South with
panaceas for quick cure Of ra-
cial segregation, for we are not
doing too well ourselves.
s'But on the other hand" he
said, I'VE Of the white race,
both North and South, should
not passively and piously bid
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was thrown out after testi-
nlony Of witnesses were taken.
Peter Christian was found
guilty Of speeding and failure
to stop at a stop sign. He
was fined $40. on the speeding
charge and S.. for failure to
stop.
The charge 5 placed
against him by Motorcycle
Patrolman Charles Davis.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
EnOnville News
Lore Attends Leaders
Session In Charlotte

j. r Love. Jr.. Of Lee Expert
mental Forest. left Monday to at
tend a superintendent meeting at
Asheville. N. c.
Rev ". c Hughes. of Arvonia,
held services at Enon Church Sun
day evening. Our pastor. Rev. G Il.
Reynolds, is preaching in a revival
meeting this week at the Fluvanna
Baptist Church.
MIS-. John Word and Mrs. G
love j.. spent Friday in Rich
mond With Mr. and MIS-. Preston
Smith.
Sunbeams Meet
Pre-school Sunbeams met Thurs
day morning with Chef Ransom His
mother. Mrs j E. Ransom. Is
leader Of this group
Ms Ada Price Dabney died ii
Richmond Friday Mrs Dabney
was reared in this community and
was sister Of Mrs. Lille Price
Shepherd and E F. Price sym
patty is extended to the family
Mrs Leon Price. sister-in-laW
Of Mrs Dabney. visited relatives il
Richmond Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs William F. Falls
Of Richmond were week end ViSi
tors OF Mrs. Falls mother MS H
Wright.
Warren Wootton Of University o.
Virginia was home for the weel
end
Mr. and Mrs Harold Coleman
and Hal were dinner guests Sunday
OF MI. and Mrs Frank Self in Dill
sunday In Culpeper
Mrs R L Gillispie. Miss RUBY
Glllispie Mrs B. E. Payne. Mrs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

Clyde White spent Sunday with Nh.
and Mrs. Roger Carwile in Gull
pepper
Miss Barbara Kali visited h e +
grandmother. Mrs w. H Woodfin.
during the week end.
Mrs. Garnctt Smith. Miss Alice
Shepherd and BwWell Smith were
Thursday visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carol Gillispie. Mrs. Burwell
Smith and Burwell Jr.. are visiting
Mrs. Smiths mother at Back Bay
while she recuperates from a re-
cent operation
Mrs j. H. Price attended h e
Lottie Moon circle of Bethlehem
Church, which was held with Mrs
Nowlin Cough Mrs Price is the
leader Of this group.
Dunevant Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Blanton anc
children. of Cumberland. Warner
Dunevant and son, Michael, o.
Farmvllle. were Sunday visitors O.
Mr. and Mrs Richard Dunevant.
Mr.. and Mrs R. NJ. Dunevant' (
Sunday guests for lunch were Mr.
and Mrs. William Snoddy and chill
dren, Of Howardsville,
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Buford Harvey. 0
Richmond, were recent guests o
Nh and Mrs. j. H. Price. Jr.
Grover Woodson was at home fol
K the week end Sunday, he and Mrs
Wcodson and Grover Lee visite6
Mrs Woodson's sister and famil,
who were H.
Mrs. Katharine Allen. Dave Wort
B. H. Word. MI. and Mrs. j H
Price. Jr. attended the funeral 0
Jeff Davis. son Of Mr. and Mrs. 7
j Davis, Sunday Sympathy is eX
tended TO the family.
Miss Hilda Dunevant. of Natura
Bridge. and S. E. Dunevant. Jr.. o
Woodbridge, were week end visitor
OF their mother. Mrs Jennie Dune
want. Mrs Dunevant's brother. Al
thur Springer Of Buckingham
visited her Sunday afternoon.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
News From chuIo
Barnard Family Gets
Together For First
Time In Some Years

March seems to be the month
for birthdays in this community.
| The p W. Barnards. Joe Gill
mores and Florence Doyle helped
celebrate their brother. Glen Bar
nard's. birthday in Richmond Sun
day. This was the first time in
some years that the four brothers
and sisters were together for
birthday celebration.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Russell cele-
brated their 18th wedding anniver-
sary Sunday. They had as their
dinner guests, her father. A. M.
Dodson. who was celebrating his
birthday. Mrs. A. NJ. Dodson, Au-
brey and Ramona.
Moores WSCS met with Mrs. j A.
Lawrence Wednesday night. Nine
members were present and one
visitor. Mrs Irma Gilmore from
Scobcy Mont
NJ e S d m c Agnes Barnard
Gladys Robertson. Arlogene Bollln-
ger and Thelma Warmer attended
the Dora Armstrong zone meeting
at Burkevllle, Tuesday. March 10.
Ms. Emily Irons and Chester en-
. loyed another rook game with the
T. {. Beasleys Friday night.
Mrs Clyde Bowman returned
with her husband. Pfc Bowman. to
Fort Monmouth. N. j.. Sunday to
spend several days.
Miss Blanton Felts is vice presI
dent Of her class at Stuart Circle
Hospital She spent Sunday night
with her family, the E. c. Felts.
Several from this community en-
loved the variety show given by the
Amelia students Friday night.
Due to sickness. Mrs. Syble bod
son had to miss the trip with her
daughters, Mrs Ruth Russell and
Ramona Dodson. to the beautiful
flower show and cinerama in Wash
mgton, D c.. March z.
Mn and Mrs Thomas Beasley
spent Sunday II Richmond with
their son. Ernest Bcasley. his wife
and son.
We're sorry to hear MIS-. Mary
Wafriner Miller is in the hospital
With pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnard
visited their daughter, Mrs. Joe
Rosmarin, her husband and chill
dren AT Beaverdam, Sunday. They
also visited Mr. Barnard's niece.
Mrs GWendolyn Dawson, her hus-
band and son in Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gilmore. of
Scobey, Mont, have been guests of
her brother p w. Barnard. and
Mrs. Barnard.
Mrs. Bessie Felts and David
VISITED the A. NJ. Dodsons Tuesday
night.
Mrs. Agnes Barnard and Mrs.
lrma Gilmore called on Mrs Hazel
BeasIey and Mrs. Syble Dodson
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Margie Shipp. Of Bealeton.
pcnt several days recently with
her parents. the W. G. Keys.
MIS-. Mae Tinsley and Miss
Gladys Cave, Of Richmond, were
supper guests of their sister. Mrs.
Bessie Fclts. Sunday night.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

Mrs. Marshall England and boys
were Sunday visitors of Mrs. Ruby
Martin and family.
The Rev. S. F.. Friend, pastor of
Hatcher Baptist Church, was I'M
able to preach Sunday on account
of illness. He was taken to the
Southside C O m munity Hospital
Monday We wish him speedy re-
covery.
Mr.. and Mrs Wesley Brown and
daughter, Debbie, Miss Anne Car
ter, and Mr. and Mrs. Bradley
Carter, all of Richmond, were week
end guests Of their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Carter.
There will be miscellaneous
shower Saturday at the home of
Mrs. Ernest Lipscomb. honoring
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Ashburn. Of
Gainesville and George Baldwin,
of Cumberland. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. Clon Ownby
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Hudgins, Mr..
and Mrs. c. H. Hudgins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Pembleton were
among the week end visitors Of the
Rev. and Mrs S. F. Friend.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hudgins
motored to Front Royal Sunday
evening to attend Mrs. Hudgins
brothers funeral, which was held
Monday afternoon. They returned
home Monday night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John. Murphy. Mrs
| Harmon Trentham. Miss Shirley
and David Trentham were Sunday
evening visitors Of Harmon Trent
ham, who is patient in the Uni
versity of Virginia Hospital If
Charlottesville. We wish him a
/ speedy recovery.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden Christian
spent the week end with their par
ents. Mrs, Lacy Fippen, Airline and
William Perry visited the Alfred
Harris family Friday.
There are quite number sick
in this neighborhood with colds and
the intestinal flu Among those i'll
are the Johns family, the y. j,
Bailey family, Mrs d A. Griffith,
most Of the Rainey children, Mrs.
Clyde Marks. Reeves Phaup. Mrs.
Emmett Dunkum and Miss LIZZIE
Wilson, Nh Scott and others. Mrs
IA. M. Julian, Janice Dowdy and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
CoIored News
Discussion On Farm
Credit Set March q
In Cumberland

The local Agricultural Advisory
Board in Cumberland county is
sponsoring discussion on farm
credit and its sources relative to
farm families living in Cumberland
on Monday evening, March % at
7:30 pm. The meeting will be held
IN the agriculture building Of Luther
+. Jackson High School,
NJ K. Brown. county supervisor
at-largc Of the US. Department Of
Agriculture Farmers AdminiStra
ton, will lead the discussion.
Local farmers arc invited to at
tend this meeting and share in the
discussion.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

Lord
Mrs. Wesley Dunkum returned
home Wednesday after having spent
some days with her mother, Mr.
Duncan, near Columbia.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Julian Mrs. Herman
DoWdy and Janice were in CreWe
recently.
Mrs. Dollie and MIS-. Kitty"
Boyer were recent supper guests Of
Mrs. Julian.
Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herman Dowdy were Nh. and Mrs.
Ryland Dowdy and a mily. Of
DOWdys Corner.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

Emmett Dunkum visited Buck
Marks Saturday. Mr.. Marks con-
tinues to be quite sick.
ANS. n a Harvey had al her
week end guests. Misses Judy Bald
win and Mary Baldwin Newman, Of
Fatmvilla
Mr AMI Mrs Billy AYERS spent
Sunday wita their parents.
NEr and Mrs. Frank KappS, Of
Richmond. spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs c. R. Wise Mrs. Wise
accompanied them to Richmond
for short visit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
cusdsville News
Beasleys Delighted
with English Auto.

Mr.. and Mrs. Kemper Beasley
and sons visited the Vernard Prof
fits recently. The two sons are de-
lighted with their new English car.
Rev. Philip Thomas filled his
Sunday morning appointment with
an appropriate Easter message
The Disciple Who BETRAYED His
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

Experience is not always the best
teacher, according to the Wisconsin
Motor Vehicle Department. More
than half Of the drivers involved in
traffic accidents in that state last
year had at least five years expert
ence as drivers. more than 40 per
cent had 10 or more years expert
ence and one in four had been driv-
ing 20 years or more.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20
Dillwyn, Ri. 2

MI. and Mrs. Pete Miles were
Sunday visitors Of Mn and Ms.
Ray Martin.
Mr. and Ms. John Murphy. Ms.
Clon Ownby and Miss Betty 10
Murphy were Sunday afternoon
visitors Of Mrs Edna Atkins in the
Southside Community Hospital
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

Chicaeo The thrift Of French
painter Paul Caugun apparently
produced a double work Of art-a
panel Of sketches on the back Of a
major Gauguln pastel drawing.
The newly discovered pencil
sketches, reaV ell e d earlier this
month fol- the first time, are dated
1902
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-03-20

Ethel Mae Proffitt are able to be
out again.
MS Wesley Dunkum visited
Mrs Annie Garnett Tuesday eve
mig.
, 1959-12-09
Notice Of Congressional Hearings

-@&
The Subcommittee on Territorial and Insular Affairs Of
the Committe on Interior and Insular Affairs, House OF Re
representatives., under the Craftsmanship of Honorable Leo w.
oBrien, will hold public hearings in the Virgin Islands as
follows:
AT the Senate Building in Charlotte Amale, on Monday.
December IA, 1859, at $50 am.
At Government House in Christiansted, st. Croix, on
Tuesday, December IS, 1859 at 100 pm
The Committee will be concerned primarily with the Bill
now before Congress to provide a delegate from the Virgin
Islands to the Congress of the United States. The Committee
will also hear other matters Of general interest to the Virgin
Islands if time should permit.
The Committee requests that persons who desire to tes-
tify give their names to the Secretary to the Governor, at
Government House in Charlotte Amalie, or to the Admins
trahve Assistant for ST. Croix, at Government House in
Christiansted, as the case may be, at least As hours before the
hearing time.
The Committee would also appreciate if witnesses would
submit copies Of their prepared statements to the Commit
tees Secretary at the time Of the hearing.
Government House, Charlotte Amalie
NN1 ST. Thomas, Virgin Islands
December Al 1859
Percy de Jongh
5w-7I9-1l-12 Acting Governor
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Deiroiiers Can Enjoy
Band Concerts

Detroiters can enjoy neigh
borhood band concerts at
parks near their homes UNI
der the sponsorship of the
Department of Parks and
Recreation.
Herschel Leib conducts
these band concerts at parks
throughout the city at 500
pm.
The park schedule for the
week of July 81 is: at Clark
Park, Vernon at Clark; Tues
day, Lipke Park, Van Dyke
at suzanne; Wednesday,
Balduck Park, Warren at
Canyon; Thursday, Stoepel
Park, Outer Drive at Ever
green and Friday, Palmer
Park, Ponchartrain at Hamil-
ton.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01

Saturday. July 10. 1859. the
Public Reations Department. and
the Staff Of the Counsellor. Off
cial Organ of the Michigan Dis
trict Council of the I.B.P.O.E. of
w. sponsored good will tour
to the Wayne County General
Hospital at Eloisc. A bus was
chartered 10 convey the group
TO the hospital and back.
More than two hundred men
and women patients at the hos
pital were served with goodies.
cake, coffee, etc Also rccrca-
tional games that had been con
tributed by the ElkS Many laid
aside their Saturday tasks to 90
something good and bring cheer
TO the INDECENT men and women.
The following officials Of Mich.
igan Elkdom. busted themselves
with the committee to help bring
happiness and cheer to the UNI
fortunate. Mrs. Lucille II. Port
or, vice president of the Michi-
gan State Association: Mrs Bcs-
sic Blair. Loyal Daughter Ruler
of the Council; Mrs Erma Hen
derSon, Grand DircctreSs of Pub
lie Relations DR.. +. f. Potter,
Director of Public Relations for
the Michigan State Association:
Mrs. Frances Alexander, Chair
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
RosEDALE MEMORIAL CLUB

Sunday, il was so relaxing, sit
ting under the shady trees, en-
joying the refreshing breeze at
Belle Isle. The occasion. Rosedale
Memorial Club of Detroit and
Cleveland gave their annual pic
mic
AS we sat there converSing
about one another. echoes from
the CorilIian OF God Bless
America" carried our minds
back to the Village of Roscdale
which is over Red Mountain out
from B'ham. where so many
happy hours and school days
were spent
True. that time has taken IL,
toll. yet happy memories still
lingcr on
There were nearly 200 people
present including their children
and grandchildren for this heart
warming picnic Tables of de-
liciouS food, fruits and soft
drinks would make a sizeable
area which finally ended a joy
Gus cclcbreation in Detroit.
Mrs. Eura Reynolds Of B'ham.
Ala. made special trip here
TO meet her old friends and
ncighbors again in body
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
U NJ Students Do Social Work

ANN ARBOR-More than
$50 University of Michigan
social work students did
field work in metropolitan
Detroit, Toledo. and IA Mich
igan communities d uring
l958-59.
This fact is cited by Dean
FedeIe Fauri of the School
of Social Work as evidence
of closer ties developed be-
tween the U-M and public
and private agencies in this
field.
Because of the increased
number of full-time students
taking social work, more OPP
portunitieS we're needed for
field work with social well
fare agencies last year. Com
munities cooperating to pro-
vide this opportunity includ-
ed: Adrian. Ann Arbor. Bat
tie Creek, Flint. Grand Rap
ids, Howell, Jackson, kala-
mazoo, Lansing, Midland,
Worthwhile. Pontiac, Saginaw,
and YpsiIanti.
During i95s-59. fhe State
Departments OF Corrections,
Mental Health. and Social
Welfare sponsored frainee-
ships for % fvIl-fime stu
dents.
The U-M offered credit
courses for part time stu
dents employed by social
welfare agencies in Ann Ar
bor. Battle Creek, Flint,
Grand Rapids and Pontiac.
Continued on Page 81
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01

man Of the Committee and also
President and Publisher Of the
Counsellor, Mrs Billie Tanner.
Treasurer Of the Counsellor:
Mrs Marion Burton. Assistant
Crane -Dircctress of the Cap and
Gown Departments Mr. Eulcster
Bell and Mrs Excthcr Washing
ton from the Veterans Affairs
Department, who donated all the
magazines, and many others.
MIR John Burns. newly elected
State President of the Michigan
State Association. and Mrs.
Grace Bryant President Of the
Female Department want it
known that this Committee Will
make similar trips during the
coming year to the various Hos
pitfalls and Institutions in Wayne
County and other parts of the
state to bring cheer and com
fort to the sick and needy
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
Rev. Rollins To Speak
To Bishop Crods

MARSHAL. Texas - Reverend
Richard A. Rollins. chairman of
the Division of Religion and Phil
osophy and Dean of the Chapel
at Bishop College. has been chos-
en- TO deliver the commencement
address to the Summer Grad
yates on Thursday evening. July
30 at 900 in Oscar A. Fuller
Memorial Chapel. according to
President Nj. X. Curry, Jr, in an
announcement made last Wed.
nesday. Music will be furnished
by the Sumner Choir under the
direction Of William Best. De-
grees will be conferred and di-
plomas awarded to the graduates
by President Curry.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1959-08-01
New Course
Offered AT WI

Partnerships in vocational re-
Mobilization counscling will be
available al Wayne State Uni
vcrSity this fall.
The trainccs Will receive 5000
semester while working full
time on a masters degree in vo-
cational rehabilitation. Forty five
credit hours of coursework are
required for the degree. All re.
quircmcntS. including super
viSed field of experience. can be
completed in three semestcrS of
full time work The Wayne State
University curriculum leads to
the degree of Master of Arts in
Vocational Rehabilitation.
Applicants must have q bach
eIor's degree in liberal arts or
In education with a minimum
honor point average OF 10 &c
equals ~. Applications will al
so be accepted from gradual
inc seniors.
Vocational rehabilitation coun-
sclors attempt. through counsel
ing. guidance. vocational training
and placement, to prepare and
restore physically and mentally
handicapped individuals into re-
munerativc employment
Interested students should talk
with DR.. Louis J Cantoni. aSSoci-
ate professor OF special educa.
ton and vocational rehabalita.
ton. 5l05 Second Avenue, TEm-
pie 3-l40O, ext. 447.