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MCKINLEY. Ethel. r. snAaAn1n

Go,,,L' LIHEb o. buddehIy on
residence, 4S0I Connecticut ave
NV, ETHEL B. MCKINLEY, beloved
wife OF Robert P. Mckinley. Serv-
ices at the S. H. Hines Company
Funeral Home, 290l l4th st. NV,
parking facilitiesI, Interment Ar.
lington National Cemeterv OK
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MARTIN J. RYAN. @ X.
RICHARD A MAHAR p oR

DAVIS. RICHARD H. On Friday, April
22 1850. at Suburban Hospital,
Md, beloved husband Of Beatrice
NJ. Davis, father of Mrs. Betty M,
Sivak. son Of Mrs. Laura B Davis,
brother Of Mrs. Ella A. Everett and
Mrs Katherine Mercurio, all Of
Mtar!t Fla. He is also survived By
three grandchildren and other rela-
tives. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th and Mass. ave
ne. where services will &c held on
Tuesday. April 26. at / pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery. 25
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SIMPSON. LEILA R. Or Saturday,
of 3654 eth % ave. sou South n 81 ssiPes9N PetsTs
burg, Fla. beloved mother Of Mrs.
r; A. Hammer. Mrs. Audeu Jones and
Thomas Simpson, all of st. Peters
burg. Fla; sister of Mrs. Sadie
Simpson and Mrs Mae Lodge, both
OF Takoma Park, Nd. Friends NAV
call at the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47
Wilson blvd, Arungton. Va, after
pm. Monday, April 25, where fu-
neral services will be held Tuesday,
April 20. at II am. Interment
Columbia Gardens CemetRrY.
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O'CONNoR, ROSE T. On Sunday,
April "a: 1860, at 1900 Dorset ave,
Chevy Chase. Nd, ROSE 7, O'CON-
NOR, beloved wife of the late c,
Dora G. O'Connor. Mr. Charles H
O'Connor of Washington, d. c, and
Mr.. c. Fred O'Connor, jr.. of Ar
nnEton. Va. Services at the w ].
Ilckner & Sons Funeral Home,
North and PENNSYLVANIA aves., BaIti-
more. Nd, Wednesday, April ~, at
10 am. lnterment Loudon Park
Cemetery, Baltimore, Md,
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FRANK d. Members of Ed
ward DOUGLASS White Coun.
ell. No 2473. K. of C.,
q resrequeSted to assemble
at the FitBgerald Funeral
y Home. 3245 Wilson olvd. :.
Arlington, Va. on Monday,
April 25, 1860. at & pm,
lite the rosary for our late
r, FRANK D. MAZE.
B. BOWDEN. Grand Knight.
z. PARADISE, Fin Secv oh
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Interment Glenwood Cemetery. 2
BoLLINGER, PARRIE L. On Thur
10Rn Arlinot n

acspta fss APFP PARk1E lsSo g boELiNdRk SFRE'Gai 81
1925 North Wayne ST., Arlineton,
Va, wife of the late L. Lewis Boil
linger: aunt Of Mrs. Leila A. Bige-
wet Of University City, Mo, and
William H. Junghans of Webster
Groves, Mo. Friends may call at
the Ives Funeral Home, 2S47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va, after . pm.
Sunday, April "a, where funeral serv-
aces aso % Is nm ne'o 1ntermsnt rSu eoInm Cam & bis
Gardens Cemetery
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loTz. sARAH: On satgIdas. ADr!l

wife of Louis Kotz and devoted
sister Of Al Shapiro Of the Bronx,
N. Y; Mrs. Irene Dorros and Mrs.
Helen HUT. both Of Brooklyn,
N. Y. Services at the c. D. Gold
berg & Son Funeral Home, 42l7
9Th st. NV, on Monday, April 25,
q IL am. Interment R'nai Israel
Cemetery. In mourning at 2OB
BreWster ave. Silver SnrinR Nd %
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GAsKILL, L. EsTELLE. suddenly or

Sunday, April "A, 1850, at her
home, 3s07 Cadillac ave, Detroit,
Mich. L.. ESTELLE GASKILL, sis
ter Of Mrs. Lillian Grobes OF the
home address, and Mrs Isadora
Letcher OF Washington, D. c. In
terment Detroit, Mich.
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RRIpGEs, HAROLD e. suddenly on

April 30, 1860, at Arlington Hos
pital, HAROLD E. BRIDGES of Gen.
Mrs. Lucy zella Fletcher; six broth
ers. Curtis, James. Tommy. Bobby,
Virsil and Gary BRIDGES; also, seven
sisters, Mrs. Hazel Davis, Mrs. Char
lotte Robinson, Mrs Mary Custer,
Mrs. Wanda Slye, Mrs Sarah Mar
tin, Mrs. Psttie McLane and Miss
Jackie Fletcher Friends may call
at the Baker Funeral Home, 3l4 N.
west st, Manassas, Va, where serv-
ices will be held on Tuesday. April
26, at . pm. DIST. Interment Stone
wall Memory Gardens, Manassas,
Va r p, D.
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bEJkEhI, MAkIHA Z. ILULUD, SUD
denly on Saturday, April %, 1860.
ARThA Maiins'0H e BEdkER4 ASsR!isl of 'enff5 if46
North Utah St, Arlington, Va, be-
loved mother Of Mrs Louise A.
Sparshott Of the home address.
grandmother Of Mrs. James W;
Stokes Eau Gallie. Florida and
Henry c. Beckert of Washington,
D. C. She is also survived by two
great-grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Arlington Funeral Home,
1901 North Fairfax dr., Arlington,
Va, after 2 pm. Sunday. April "a,
where the recitation of the rosary
will be held on Sunday. April "a. at
s pm. REQUIEM mass on Tuesday,
April 26. at $50 a m, at st. Charles
Catholic Church. 1904 North Wash
inEton blvd, Arlington. Va. Inter-
ment GlenWood Cemetery 25
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HENERY, ROSIE B. On Thursdav

April u, 1850, ROSIE fBhursqSS. B HnN.
ERx Of 1897 Florida ave. NV.
Henery. cousin of Mrs. Johnnie Mae
HayneSworth. She also is sur
vived by other relatives and friends.
After pm. Monday, April 80,
friends are invited to call at the
where funeral services will be held
on Tuesday. April 20. at 10 am
lnterment Arlington National Gene
terry. Ok
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bHNoELL1 LHWhENIE X. A speoAa
% communication Of King
a. e.: {. =: ! !: ] : { ! {
NNIW at 10 am. at the Ma
" Monroe SITS. ne, for the
purpose Of conducting Masonic flu
neral services for our late brother,
LAWRENCE < BAgsELL
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April "a, 1850, at washington Hos
pital Center. H. JUDSON ARNETT
Of 1868 Columbia rd. NV, beloved
husband of Elsie NJ Arnett: brother
Of Mrs. Eva Arnett Burke and Mrs.
Rosa z. williamson, both Of Georgia.
SERVICES and interment SylYania, Ga.
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April 90. 1860, at his residence,
FIN, DEVOTED husband Of Mile
Ann Grimm. father Of Mrs Mamie
Mae Johnson. Mrs Suepearl Foster,
Mrs jamie johnson, Sarah, Charles,
Floyd and Johnny Nathaniel Grimm,
brother OF James, Willie and Elmore
Grimm. He also leaves to mourn
MS passing eleven grandchildren,
twenty-five great-grandchildren, four
stepchildren. seven stepgrandchil-
dren,. two sons-in-law and a host
OF other relatives and friends. Re-
mains resting at the John I, Rhines
& Co. Funeral Home. 3Ol5 j 9TH st.
ne, where friends may call after
pm, Monday, April 25. Funeral
on Tuesday, April 20. at l pm. at
the. Friendship Baptist Church. Ist
and H sts. s.w, with the Rev. B. H,
Whiting oficiating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery o5
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CURRAN. WILLIAM J. Members Of
A.k Washington Council No,
vNAA 224, Knights of Columbus
AN are notified of the death
I~L, of Brother WILLIAM j
N%AA%N CURRAN, and are request
N<| ed to meet at Chambers
w Funeral Home, 1900 Cha
pin st. NV. at Sis pm. Tuesday,
April 20. for recitation of the
rosary
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WOoDRUM, FREDERICK. Members Of

NnM the Bishop Byrne Coun-
,EK.seAR Gil; No. 1877. Knights Of
" :; !; s: rs sii:i?
queSted to meet at the
warner E. Humphrey Funeral Home
S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring
MO, at S:45 pm. Monday, April %,
1850. for the recitation of the
rosary for the repose of his soul
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ALFRED DAP5AUSKI, secy. 26
BAUsELL, LAWRENCE X. Evangelist
Wy Chapter, KniEhts Rose
CroiX, A. A. s. r., in the
~ Valley OF washington, will
AA conduct the Rose Croix
AM service for our late broth
N1eR er, LAWRENCE K BAU-
V SELL, on Monday, April 25,
at 5 pm. at the s. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 29O1 14th st. NV.
CONVASS B. DEAN, 80.
Maetar
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SMITH, MABEL VIRGINIA inc. Z

On Sunday. Apri "a, 1850, at the
Home for the 1ncurables, MABEL VIR-
GINA SMITH, mother of Mrs. Myrtle
hatsch ana Mrs. lrene. Sourbier OF
Dover. Pa: daukhGer of EoEar Cor
Don, King; sister OF William @
Herbert P. J Carlton and e. RAY
king, Mrs. Maude E. Farr end Mrs
Mildred day. She also is survived by
nVe eran5chlldren. Friends may call
az the Lee Funeral Home, 4th st. and
Massachusetts ave. ne where
prayers will be said Tuesday. April
20 at 80 am. Requiem mass will
De offered at Mount Calvary Cath
olc CHURCH at 10 am. Interment
Cedar Fill Cemetery.
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MAWYER, HORACE T. on SATURDAY,
April 90. 1850, at his residence
HORACE T. MAWYER, beloved hus-
band of Grace NJ. Mawyer; brother
OF Mrs. James White Of Anrandale
Va. and Mrs. Eugene Baber Of
Charlottesville, Va FRIENDS may
call at the Ives Funeral Home, oS47
Wilson blvd, Arlington, Va. Notice
OF funeral services later
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ELLA. On Sunday, April u,
1850, ELLA WALKER OF 4Of NJ ST,
ne, beloved sister Of Mesdames
Mary Rouse. Eliza Myers, virginia
Wright, ano William. Harrison and
John Walker. She also is survived by
other relatives and friends, The
late Miss Walker may be viewed at
the Stewart Funeral Home, 80 H ST
ne after : pm. Tuesday, April "a
where services will be held Wednes
gay Aprll -, at l pm. Interment
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery 2H
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sIENENs, GEKIRUDE '. on Satur-
esIi,t esy, APEll dEpr53iinT 81 1890; At Salinas,
ioved loved wife fN 1--WE ~ " VI VI sfEVENs' be;
mother of Grace S. Helm and Helen
s. 1nErick of Maryland and Norman
" Stevens Of California. Also sur
NlYlng are one sister. Miss Frances
Eieteh OF California and nine grand
Mortuary. Sanborn rd. and Circle
dr., Salinas, Calf. 81
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on Monday, April a5, 1850 at si6.
ley Memorial Hospital, JOSEPH H.
lane. iA AiexandTia Va "a 9Sd Seidve6 SaFye FySs
band Of the late Ina L. Mccarthy
and father of Joseph H. Mccarthy,
lr of Arlington, and brother Of
Louis J Mccarthy Of Silver Spring,
Nd, Also survived by five grand
children. Friends may cali at the
Robert J. Murphy Funeral Home,
1924 Columbia pike, Arlington, va.
parking in reaD, where there will
pc a recitation of the rosary at
: pm. Tuesday, April 20. Requiem
mass will be offered at 10 am.
Wednesday April 81, at Blessed
sacrament Church. Alexandria. va,
Interment Calvary Memorial Park,
EdlTIAX, va oR
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CRUMP, EMMA. Departed this life on
Sunday April "a, 1860. at Casualty
Hospital, after lingering illness.
EMMA CRUMP. She leaves to
mourn q devoted husband, Cleye c
Crump; three nephews, one devoted
niece, other relatives and many
friends Family may be seen at
1882 18th st. NV Notice Of funeral
later. Arrangements by Smiths Fu-
neral Home. 21l6 18th ST. NV
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day, April "a, 1860, at Doctors
Hospital, RICHARD GIBBS JOHN
SON Of 5O7I Sedgwick st. NV, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Morgan
johnson, brother of Walter Morgan
johnson, jr. Services at the S H.
Hines Company Funeral Home. 2901
I4th st. NV. on Wednesday, April
-, at IL am. parking facilitieS).
Interment private. Rock Greek Gem
etery %
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VAN TINE, RONALD G. Suddenly, on
sunday, April "A, 1860, at his home,
G. VAN TINE. beloved son of Flor
ence G. and Harry NJ Van Tine.
Services. at the S. H. Hines Co Fu-
neral Home, 2g0l 14th st, NV,
Thursday, April rs, at pm. tpark-
National Cemetery. 81
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CUKRAN, WILLIAM ], OF 1905 Otis
ST. ne, on April %. 1860, brother
OF Paul j.. James A and Frank H.
Curran, Sarah c. Waters, Beatrice
{. Mcguire and Kathleen p. Crouch,
Prayers at Chambers Funeral Home,
l400 Chaplin St NV. on Wednes-
day.. April %, at $50 am. Mass
at the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart
az 10 am. Interment at Arling-
ton National Cemetery. 26
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denly, on Sunday, April -, la6G-
son RITENoUR of WOODSTOCK, Va
age S2. husband of the late Mary
Ellzaoeth Ritenour; father of Mrs
Ma5y Ma Sonman: Mrs, Audrey Hoover
stoGk' va; Mrs. Annabelle Thayer
OF La Porte, Ind, and o, H. Riten-
our OF Washington, D. {. Friends
may call at the Dellinger Funeral
Home, woodstock, Va. where funeral
serves s1,i E VII be hsG Wednesday,
Va. %
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Ann nnOuncements of
In Mrmnriant

ELLIS. MARIA L. In loving memory
of our beloved mother and grand
mother, MARIA L. ELLIS, who
passed on three years ago today, April
%, 1857.
God has her in His keeping
Evening star., 1960-12-02
(cONTlNUEp)

ATLANTIC ST. Sc, at 4l9O Liy.
ineston rd.-Large l-bedrrn. apts.
immed. occupancy: modern bfdF
washer. drier. incinerator: PARK
and shop. on bus line. To inspect,
see Apt. l03. 2. H. DENSTON CO.,
DI. 7-4300, 10. 2-4SS4.
ATTRACTIVE 1-bedrm.; small clean
apt. bldg. near 8. Capitol and
Nichols ave. Sc. quiet residential
area; cony. shopping, transp., pvt.
parking. 1856 HALEY ter, Apt. 2.
Reasonable. Open Sun. 1872. Ii.
4-0141.
BALF0UR APTS.
bedrm. - SIS
] Bedrm. $50
"a Bedrms., Sep. Din. Rm.- SI39
Newly. redecorated unit. Apply
Resident Mar. 1000 10th ST, NV.
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tcoNTiNUEnl

ONE AND TWO BEDROOMS, liy
room: kitchen and bath; closet
sc. Wash; conv. to military and
Govt. buildings on Wa busline;
nicely furnished, 10. 2-O15I.
Evening star., 1960-12-02
APIS. UMFURNIsNED--MD.

BEAUT. SLIGO CRK. PKWY-1, 3,
= 3 b.r. de luxe: also furn.: cony.
SaO-S120, incl. util JU. f-6496.
BETH, NR. NIH-Dupiex apt, %
MANCHESTER RITY.. 81 4.{sSf.
Evening star., 1960-12-02
ROOMS, APIS. 70 SHARE
fcONTlNuEDl

MAN TO SHARE w/another man,
In furn. apt. in luxury bldg. In
after 8 pm. weekdays. ali day Sun.
N.W.-Congenial man to share /
bedrm. apt. with another. Down
town location. FE. 7-3400 ext. 207
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28

i everywhere with HIS pro-
,e<.snc power in h { az e n
hove and in the earth belo"
ts,vs was the abIess man
,hs. has ever attacked the
problems OF life. and rose
above everyone 81 fren and
We should &c kv-,bly CRAZE
fol. According 10 ins Bible
snc Christian Science we all
are his brothers ard sisters.
who he said should wait on
sae promise Of God.
H. these irying times We
should przy for peace and
harm ony ., home and
broad Our heavenly Father
has fhe wisdom. knowledge,
and power 70 give strength,
go Lax down ali human plan
nino and look 70 Him for
spiritual guidance. In all CT
your ways acknowledge HIM
and He will direct your path
wsy.
The real Truth has a divine
purpose on Inc earth. and
Coi has his can way and
His plan for the stability OF
lis spiritual creation and
no human planning can
Ca1nxe His iatiniie plan O.
seed for those servants Of
righteousness II Z ne c q
strong spiritual women and
n.en 10 siiack the so-cal.ed
problems of lie And such
strength is found only
through The inflniiude q the
one Mind. Gcd
Christian Science teaches
that cyl, i nothing
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
WSU Governors
Approve Chairman

The app nineni Of Or Ncr.
nan Nen-er, 20 departmental
caa.sman az professor OF poli.
.ssl science Il Wayne State Tn
irersiiy Vas approved By the
riyersiiy Board Of Governors
Wednesday May IS
Formerly professor of public
administration al the University
&. Maryland. Dr. Wengert was
chosen ny Dean Victor A Rap
port College q Liberal Arts. to
iii tire departmental chairman
'acancy IL: by DR. Hugh L
! s5ree vao reslsned from
NSC II A~-4>i. 1858 In the
interim the position has been
he'd cn AT acting basis nv Or
AAuric nee Sep
~ Louis Friedland
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
FEAR .vO EvH :

So when evil Is taken from
human affairs il will leave
nothing but good. In this
manner. there can be no
agitation. humiliation. segre-
cation. discrimination. And
victory will be won TO all Of
victory will b won in right
eousness. for men and Ma
Gods promise
"AIIness Of Spirii"
v. The Scriptures i'm.
DIV that God is AlI-in-all.
From iris il follows that
nothing possesses reality nor
existence except the divine
Mind and His ideas. The
Scriptures also declare that
God is Spirit. Therefore in
Spirit all is harmony, and
there can be no discord; all
is Life, and there is no death.
Everything in Gods universe
expresses Him." ts&H p. 33l:
HID
Paul said:
Remembering without
ccaSing YOUR work OF faith.
and iabour Of love. and pa
thence OF hope in our Lord
Jesus Christ. in the sight Ct
God and our Father;
FOR OUR GOSPEL CAM .
NOT UNTO YOU ~ WOR }
ONLY. But ALSO IL Pow.
FIR. AND IL THE HOL
GHOST. AND II MUCH A.
SURANCE: AS re KNON
WHAT MANNER OF NE ,
WE WERE AMONG YOl
FOR YOUR SAKE " The
salonians 1875
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
UNCF Announce June Schedule

cut tie country o. varying days
ard 81 .fercri hours Cheek
new ,paYers .2r lcca. time
The Knoxsl,le College Choir
directed by ROGER l;cdson. wiil
cpca IN months procr~ms the
seek Of June 5
81. Avsossine's College Choir
will be heard fhe week OF June
II. The choir IS directed by John
c. Moore
johnson c Smith University
Choir xl,l present the program
The aeek Il jrre "a Director
Christopher " Kemp
;, Paul Collesc Choir direct
IL b. Roland L Allison. Viii
Lose M Month brcadcas'.n-
the week OF June 20
Airline for Negro CollcCe
Cro.rs ever New York City
WABC IS sanasy HOS 1870
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28

Ms Erthe,h E,lsnrer
G terra. N4a- ,c- An: N-rl-sn5
Editor
The ne;ro,; Tribune
% Orator Avenue
Detroit Micn.gsn
Dear Mrs Elm stcn
Ii discussing with Safety Off.
eey mono Hlel4l4h,i tie
,aie-s " -rsrl oe.nz conducted
81 tAe F.r>. Prec.at, We both
1-rect 'rs' voar newspaper rad
s5r mary wears been s,s-nch
Supporter q the ,raif.t ~ -
ee1t-'.orai program IN Detroit
lop nave repeatedly brought
IS Inc attention q readers the
nCs :, eri;ica. rattle accident gro.
rers II Deiro.i lo- nsye also
-o.c them hcw e say cl. q
traffic accidents ~heu they are
driving automobiles or crossing
streets IS pedestrians
J. i his iyT- x Cor..rl.r- r.
sr 'nsi hiss gwen pe;'o.i The
r'e>' cowrrehersi, and ttsc.yc
s4se'y education Fro-s-~ in ma
r;ei >.s'ss AID 'c-, rs tclp.
-.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
VIC VET
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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28

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nay s-riy az any time. However,
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re, e hsekdsfec 20 your first
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rents can become effective only
ss cf we cate YOU Apply
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28

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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-05-28
Letter To
The Editor

Mrs Erthe,h Ellington
G rer4. N-a4scr Ans A.-r1-sns
E9l,or
Evening star., 1960-04-01
HogertyAsks
MoreWomen
On Ballots

James C. Hagerty. President
Eisenhower's press secretary,
urged today that the Republi-
can Party choose more wom-
en- candidates for of1lces. all
over the land"
Mr.. Hagerty stressed the i'm
portance Of women voters to
the @. o. P. in a speech at a
luncheon meeting Of the Board
Of Directors Of the National
Federation of Republican
Women at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Let's look for ways to dram
atize actions that appeal to the
women Of our country. Let's
have more women candidates
for Offices all over the land, 3"
Mr.. Hagerty said.
Let's treat them as equal
partners" he added, mot Just
some sort of a ladies' auxiliary
that is merely tolerated because
it seems to be the thing to
do"
Mr.. Hagerty asserted that
women voters actually were re-
Sponsible for the big majoritieS
of President Eisenhower in the
1852 and 1856 elections.
Mr.. Hagerty said the Repub-
licans have strength and ad-
vantage" in their candidate for
the presidency-Vice President
Nixon. He asserted that Mr..
Nixon is the only candidate
who has been trained for the
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Patrol Boot Thieves
Pile Insult Upon Insult

The theft came to light to-
day as Annapolis City police
and State police continued
looking for the culprits.
Roy Rafter. chief inspector
for the commission, said the
boat was taken Monday night
from its berth on the Eastport
side Of Annapolis.
Ofhcials said two young men
took the boat and abandoned it
in Spa Creek. Just of Annapolis
harbor. after it caught fire.
They were seen swimming
ashore.
City police notified the Coast
Guard. which sent a patrol
boat to extinguish the fire and
tow the boat to the city dock.
There it was moored along
side the Coast Guard vessel
overnight. And there, between
l am. and 7 am, the motor,
which was locked and chained
to the boat in accordance with
TIC regulations. was stolen.
The chief inspector said main
damage to the boat was to the
area of the center seat. Fire
also marked the gasoline tank.
which did not explode, and
burned hoses to the tank.
Evening star., 1960-04-01
Court Approves
Adoption of
Too Bright Child

NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.,
April / (AP).-Adoption of pre-
cocious 4-year-old Alice Marie
by Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Combs
was approved yesterday in Mid
dlesex County Court by Judge
Klemmer Kalteissen.
Judge Kalteissen stipulated
that the Combses must shield
the child from further publicity
until she is 81.
The Combses, foster parents
of the child since she was 10
months old, had been blocked
in their efforts to adopt her
because welfare officials con-
sidered the girl too bright for
them.
A storm Of public protest
caused the State Child Welfare
Board to reverse itself.
Judge Kalteissen, who held
the adoption hearing in his
chambers, told newsmen later:
Il am concerned only with
what makes for the highest
welfare and happiness of the
child, which is the paramount
and only consideration that the
court entertains in cases of
this kind"
Judge KalteiSSen in effect
banned the Combses from dis
cussing the case with anyone
Evening star., 1960-04-01

safety, juvenile delinquency,
mental health, atomic develop
ment, local government, reor-
ganization and public works
programs.
The Legislature also ap-
proved his pay-as-you-go plan
for the new fiscal, year begin
ming today. but added nearly
$50 million to his budget. State
spending in the 1861 fiscal
year will total $1,000, 900, 900.
The exceptions Gov. Rookie
feller referred to in his state
ment included rejection Of his
so-called anti-biaS housing bill.
1t brought about the clash in
the final hours of the session.
Gov. Rockefeller said he was
deeply disappointed to see the
bill die.
Under the bill, the Governor
would have outlawed racial and
other discrimination in apart
ments with three or more units
and housing developments with
10 or more private homes.
The defeated shelter plan
was a $21a million program in
which most of the money would
have been used in a campaign
to educate the public so that
property owners would build
shelters voluntarily.
Gov. Rockefeller had subSti-
tuted this program for his
highly unpopular plan to re-
quire property owners to build
shelters at their own expense.
Evening star., 1960-04-01

lister Macmillan at the Mary
land retreat.
At today's session there was
no reference by United States,
British or Soviet delegates to
the explosion by France of a
second atomic device this morn
ing. The French are not rep
resented in the 17-month-old
talks here.
Western sources said the
underground experimental ex-
plosions could be conducted
with nuclear devices that con-
tain no military secrets.
Note Of Caution Injected
The United States says the
tests would be held under the
rules envisaged for blasts for
peaceful purposes after a treaty
goes into effect. This means
that the nation conducting the
tests would have observers from
the other two present.
A test ban treaty now ap-
pears closer than ever, but
months of hard bargaining
probably lie ahead.
Mr.. Macmillan, reporting to
the House of Commons in Lon
don on his visit to Mr.. Eisen-
hover, said today he has hopes
a test ban treaty will be con-
cluded within a reasonable
time"
He cautioned that "a num-
ber of important points-the
length of the moratorium (on
small underground explosions)