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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
Visitors

CONTINUED from Back Page,
MRS. KENNEDY MADE HIT AS SOON AS SHE
STEPPED OFF THE PLANE YESTERDAY AFTERNOON
WITH HER HUSBAND.
She waved to the cheering, fag-waving throng, 200
coo strong The crowd appIauded and shouted Jackie
Mrs. Kennedy stood by as her husband accorded
2eun salute Friendly crowds iosted her they tried
to get in close but she did mind.
Two little girls shyy presented her with bouquet Of
carnations and orchids She smiled and said Thank YOU
dcars"
She directed that other floral tributes be
sent TO the cy's hospitals.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
"U.S. IS WINNER AS UN DENIES
RED CHINA SEAT"
From APP and Special Dispatehes) News 2-l6
KHRUSHCHEV SMACKED VIGOROUSLY

UNITED NATIONS NY, Dec. l6.-u.S prestige in
United Nations scared today with the stunning defeat
OF Sovieted attempt Communist China in place
OF Chiano Ka-shek's Chinese Nationalist
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY'S 4s-36 REBUFF OF PEI
PINGS BID WAS HAILED AS VICTORY FOR THE
UNITED STATES. WHICH FINALLY HAD MET THE H.
vEAR-OLD CHINA ISSUE HEAD-ON IN TEST OF
STRENGTH WITH THE SOVIET UNION
The that only IS nations voted for Red China sur
prsed many delegates obviously less than expected
by the United States which had sought to block the Com
muns with its proposal making fhe seating Of China AN
important question: That proposal also passed setting up
the twohirds vote Of approval requirement for admission
OF Red China.
In polling only IS the Soviet resolution. the
Reds actually than dozen votes short of even
simple majority fell 20 votes short Of the wohird ma
ioy needed Twenty countries absained from voting
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23

Bv The RI. Rev. Richard S. Enrich, Episcopal Bishop
Of Michigan News 'z-'uo
WHEN VICTORY IS ovER-EMPHASIzED. THE TEMP
TATioN ARISES TO LOWER ACADEMIC STANDARDS
IN ORDER THAT THE STAR MAY PLAY; TALENT IS
u,pEp BECAUSE WINNING TEAMS FILL STADluMS;
AND OCCASIONAL COACHES AND PLAYERS ARE
TEMPTED TO QUESTIONABLE TRICKS AND RoucHER
pl Az THAN NECESSARY AGAINST AN OPPOSING STAR.
Everyone at the table had this process at work
and examples given Since injuries have dounf'ess
come the inovdnste love OF victory the eo"versso"
turned to The proper place Of victory IN SPORT
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
"KENNEDY HAILED BY 100000"
TELLS RICH: TAKE LEAD IN REFORMS"
LEASE POVERTY OR FACE DOWNFALL

Detroit Free Press, 1918
BOCOTA, Colombia - PRESIDENT KENNEDY
GAVE A TOUGH AND SOLEMN WARNING TO THE
WEALTHY LANDOWNERS AND INDUsTRiALIsTs OF
LATIN AMERICA SUNDAY NIGHT TO TAKE THE LEAD
IN ERADIcATING MASS POVERTY OR GO DOWN IN
VIOLENCE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23

Congo
continued from Back Page)
NATIONS OF LESSER MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
STRENGTH WILL, AT TIMES, TREMBLE OVER The
BEHAVIOR OF coLIATHs OF TODAY But,
FlRMNESS AND MORAL COURAGE, The LION VI
+. the lMessIAHl TRIBE OF JUDAH, THE KING OF
rue MENTAL REALM" (CS. Textbook WILL L'BeR-
ATE THE DEVILS DuPEs, SUCKERS OEPu-
TIES!
The Ihinqs Seen Are Temporal
M.EEHI .CA-L II But The Things Not
Seen Are Eternal" :. The christ Via St. Pa"
GOD MADE ALL THAT WAS MADE. AND WITH
OUT HIM WAS NOT ANYTHING MAIZE ''''
MADE" - John l3.
TIE EVIL. THE HUMAN, THE MATERIAL"
-,r .,rvrp MADE - ARE MERELY MY-T-H-i-
cal MORTAL THOUGHT IMAGES. CooNieN-
-r,re nI,Rl EsouES, AND FORTUNATELY orleN
s.y.MBoL-s, OF DIVINE IDEAS
KENNEDY TAKES RISK. BACKS UN IN eoN0o
urnrrs OPPOSITION AT HOME, ABROAD"
m,s STAND BELIEVED TO FIGURE IN
DETECTION OF cEASE-FIRE BID" .
NJ ..;r,,s ,be support Of his European Allies
"' ~ ,r;so;vnes in This country made p'a'"
sna s.s .n,r,usn Iievtensnss that there is an e'e
nan, Of Gamble in his decision.
WASHINGTON, Dec. h-7hs Kennedy NAV no,;,;ea,
,;.I,o MS leadership stature in so.ops s 81. 49,. os
s,,,vrs n home, is now eomm'''eo 70 ~"
1870 n,,;sos' military action IN the eo"so'
n-..,a.c, Kennedy, II was 'esrneo' Ps''.''.'.'
. 5000, and Instructed An'basssdor Ao''' . -. =.
the sss'''v" .sso. to uN Secretary General 'h'"' :"
New York =. a.. rsasor why fhs YIN chief
'"'' Icon.iavsd Next Column Iop'
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Kennedy

Continued From Back Page)
THE DEVIL MUST BE PUT DOWN!
THE GREATEST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST NUN.
BeR MUST BE ESTABLISHED IN THE CONGO!
AND, DIVINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS MET AND
ALWAYS WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED"
p 468, Christian Science TEXTBOOK - "HEALER
Of The NATIONS" REvELATOR OF THE REAL
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH"
OF THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF SUPERSATUR-
ATED. INCoRRUPTiBLE. UNAVAILABLE oMNl
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE, AUTHEN-
TIcATING FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS - THE
BLUEPRINT = GENESIS, PERFECT CREATOR
AND THERE IS NONE OTHER! - PERFECT
CREATION OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE
l:26: LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE,
AFTER OUR LIKENESS, AND LET THEM HAVE
DOMINION OVER ALL! MAN - YOUR
TRUE BEING - NEVER A SINNER NEVER BORN,
NEVER DYING - FLESHLESS MATTERLESS.
ApAM-EvELESS. SPIRITUAL, CHRISTLlKE - ETER
NALLY = COMPLETELY POPULATINc - THE
ONE REAL UNIVERSE
1871: AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT
HE 1.-THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HON.
ORED BY THE C-H.LL-D-L-E-s-S CHRIST JESUS u
HAD MADE. AND. BEHOLD. IT WAS I-Ls-l VERY
Good!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23

last night quickly rejected BriiaIns demand for
esssse in the fighting against ssesssoniss Kssssss pro-
vince THANH, however, promised TO fake IL up formally
with his uN advisory committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23

.x RELIGION EDUCATION, IMPURE WORLD OF
-. ENTERTAINMENT = FotLIEs OF the
- M hAW fun s0PHlSTRY : COCKTAILS,
ocARETTfs. IMPURE RfApswe.
Entertainment !
1's'NI JESUS: TIM WAY OF LIFE IS STRAIGHT
AND NARROW. ~ HEAVEN AT HAND.
WITHIN PURIFIED HUMAN CONSCIOUSNESS .
EXCLUSIVE REALITY or HEAVEN AND
e'eNNAL LIFE APPReHENsIBLE BY coNsEcRATeD
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS, THINKERS
LEADERS,
THE WORLD IS NOT A PLAYGROUND.
lisa scH00lR00M;
life IS NOT A HOLIDAY.
IT'S AN EDUCATION!
Henry Drummond
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u !hant-
CONTINUED From Back Page)
1.-THE BRITISH ON THE CONGO"

1.-THE BRITISH ON THE CONGO"
SEEKS IMMEDIATE CEASE-FIRE TO CREATE CON-
DrTioNS IN WHICH. IN A UNIFIED CONGO, PEACE
FuL AND JUST BASIS FOR COOPERATION MAY BE
NEGOTIATED BRITISH LEADERS BELIEVE THE UN
ACTION GOES BEYOND THE UN MANDATE: THAT THE
uN IS TRYING TO FORCE A POLITICAL SOLUTION.
THEY FEAR, TOO, THAT A PROLONGED CONGO WAR
MIGHT SPREAD TO OTHER PARTS OF AFRICA"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23
(hvistlllas--



ne TRUTH Jesus IN John ga - AN ILLUSION
AND DELusloN = A MYTH - GOD TO MRS
EDDY TO YOU
AND THE SAME FOR THE ENTIRE, SATANIC.
MyrH.l.cA-L. "cHAsTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL
so.eaIIedl EXISTENCE" -p IT,
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK NOW
AVAILABLE IN RUSSIAN TONGUE !!!-Al96l
PuREsT CHRISTMAS GIFT or The HleHEsr
EXCELLENCE! : OF GOD. HIMSELF!
PART
LIBERATION Inevitable FROM The DEVILS
CATHOLIC POPULATION EXPLOSION"
FLOODS LUNACY TREASON! : UTTER
"N0THINcNEss" THEREOF FORTUNATELY =
IS or THE DEVIL - GIGANTIC ADAMevE
FRAUD AND MYTH MAsQUERADNc AS LORD
GOD" tGer. TT, etc., - INDICATING ABE
LINCOLN THE DEVIL USES SCRIPTURE FOR HIS
OWN PURPOSE" - QUOTING SHAKESPEARE
L,NcoLNs ASSASSINATION. SATANIC CATHOLIC
PRIESTHOOD INSPIRED !!
CHICAGO TRIBUNE FILES ROBBED TO COVER UP THE
MURDERoUs re MAcHNATIONsD
CHRIST JESUS: "W0E UNTO THEM WITH CHILD
IN THOSE DAYS 1" (Mutt. 24:l9)
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN, THE woMBs THAT
NEVER BARE 7! Luke 1928 29)
PART S
THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH =
Revelation 2l:l - APPREHENDED BY CHRIST
LIKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - GODS HIGHEST
CHOSEN PEOPLE - ESPECIALLY THOSE RE-
sPEcTINc AND APPREHENDINc THE CHILD
LESS CAREER OF CHRIST JESUS - THE WAY
THE TRUTH AND THE LIFE" - my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL We Doll
HUMAN PARENTACE BRINGS FORTH FLESH
AND ADAM-EvE EC0s OF The DEVIL!
Jesus Nieodemvs)
THE WAGES OF SIN IS DEATH" - sATANs
PRICE FOR APINc GOD, THE ONE REAL
PARENT! CREATOR - HONoRED BY THE
c-H-lL.DL.E,s.s. CHRIST JESUS!
WOE UNTO THE PSYCH0PATHIC re.
HIERARCHY ! : SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES :
SPIRITUAL 'BAsTARDS' /! : AS PER HEBREWS
12:7. 8:
Is We ENDURE THE CHRISTENING or THE LORD,
THEN ARE YE SONS. IF NOT, THEN ARE We BAsTARos,
AND NOT SONS (!
WOE UNTO SATAN BOUND" CHRIST RE-
JecTlNC JUDAISM AND THE HEBREWS, AND
sO-cALLED CHRISTIANS, WHO EXPLOIT The
DEVILS MULTI-BiLLION S RACkETS
SEX - ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL MARRIAGE
is MERELY -PoTENTIAL- DIVINE CONTROL -
RAMPANT IN THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD
AND WORLD OF LETTERS AND THE WoMeNs
CLOTHING INDUSTRIES! WOE UNTO THE
DAILY PAPERS, WITH THEIR SHAMEFUL ExPlo'
TAToN OF SEX ON THE ENTERTAINMENT
PAGES
WOE UNTO THE MAGAZINES AND BOOKS. COR
RUPTINC, PRODUCING ADULT AND JUVENILE DEl'N'
CuENCY
WOE UNTO THE DEVILS BILLION RAcKETs -
THE ALCOHOL. TOBACCO INDUSTRIES, so-cAlLtD!
AND WOE UNTO THE WHTEWASH 'CukEs VI
DRUGS. SURGERY, AND ALL OTHER IMPURE
THERAPEUTICS - THOSE INDIFFERENT,
coNTEMPTuous. OR HOSTILE TOWARDS NY. GODS,
TWO HIGHEST CHOSEN REPRESENTATIVES
SINCE CHRIST JESUS = FATHER, SON, AND
HOLY GHOSTS MARVELLOUS, IMPERATIVE
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. "scIENCE OF SCIENCES
OF THE UNIVERSE - THE MAN CHILD or
OUR GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY. WOMAN
or REVELATION l2:I 5.
rIIr OE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-23

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, DEC. %, 1861
Evening star., 1961-09-17

Save on heating bills with clean fl
ters! Change your furnace filters and
air conditioning filters often to en-
Joy fresh. clean. heaithful. dust free
air winter and summer.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

used at Lorton Reformatory as
part of the prisons security
controls.
A Northwest Health Clinic is
included for construction in
the plan. The clinic would be
located at Fifth street and
Florida avenue.
Health officials face the loss
of their request for a $12,
million consolidation project at
d. C. General Hospital in the
fiscal 1862 budget. If the cut
is final, they will have to decide
whether the project can be
included in the next six-year
plan.
Expenditures requested by
the Public Welfare Department
in the six-year program total
$11.8 million, covering various
projects at Junior Village and
e Children's Center at Laurel,
the Children's Center at Laurel,
Md. -
General fund expenditures
would total $190.6 million and
special fund projects, excluding
highway construction, would
total $54.9 million. :
Evening star., 1961-07-16

centrated on large mailers only
because business mail makes up
rs per cent of first-class mail.
1.-THE individual mailer is not
the problem" Mr.. Belen said.
Newly formed Citizens Ad-
visory Councils - composed of
the largest mail users in each
of the 275 participating cities
will inaugurate the new sys-
tenn at breakfasts and lun-
cheons on Wednesday. Deputy
Postmaster General H. w.
Brawley will preside at the
Washington luncheon at 1880
pm. at the Mayflower Hotel.
The councils will become
permanent groups to advise the
Post Office Department on fu-
ture innovations in mail Serv-
ice, Mr.. Belen said.
Other communities partici-
pating in the new system in
clude Alexandria and Arling-
ton in Virginia, and Silver
Spring and Annapolis in Mary
land.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Brood Run Tracts
Bring $4,000

LEESBURG, Va, July Is
Especially "A total of $4,000
was paid for two tracts of land
totaling 81 acres in Broad Run
District at a trustee sale in
front of the Leesburg Court
house today.
Edwin ]. Noyes of Silver
Spring, Md, bought the two
tracts, which are in an indus4
trially zoned area.
The land fronts on the
Washington & Old Dominica
Railroad and State Route 607ss
The Fairfax County water lind
carrying water from Goose
Greek in Loudoun County runs
nearby.
About 100 people attended
the sale. In charge of the sale
was Attorney Carleton Penn,
one Of the trustees.
The land had been bought
by the Ryan Corp. from James
M. Sheffield and Zella Shelf
field on February, %, 1860.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

with new and quieter engines,
there has been increasing
pressure from the airlines to
bring the short and medium
range turbine planes to Ma
tional.
Senator Monroney, Demo-
crat of Oklahoma. one of Cap
itol Hills most dedicated men
on aviation safety, Stil1 feels
there is potential danger in
mixing jet liners and propeller
planes in the same traffic.
Noise nuisance, he said only
last week, comes second.
Runways Pose Problem
The FAA has had studies
under way for some time on the
feasibility Of jet operations at
National, but yesterday marked
the first time that actual trial
flights have been used.
Some of the problems fol-
which the flights may provide
answers include:
Whether Nationals runways
are adequate.
Safety and suitability of jets
on the taXiways and at existing
passenger-loading facilities.
Even in yesterdays hot and
humid air. the Caravelle was
taking off and landing with
plenty of runway to spare
Covered walkways for pas
senger protection to and from
the loading gates have just
been completed and extensive
taxiway changes are now under
construction.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
SERVICE LANE
PROPOSED FOR
CONN. AVENUE

District officials want to
construct a service lane on
the west side Of Connecti-
cut avenue NV, between
Calvert and Twenty-fourth
streets.
The lane would provide
about is metered parking
spaces.
Officials Of the city's
Motor Vehicle Parking
Agency are proposing that
$4,000 be included in next
years budget for the prof.
ect.
The agency has put in a
service lane. similar to the
proposed project, on the
east side Of Connecticut
between Macomb and Ord
way streets. n ~
Evening star., 1961-07-16
SEND A KID TO CAMP
Too Much Traffic,
Too Few 7 rees

Danny's mother gives all her
attention to Danny's little sis
ter, who is retarded.
Danny. who is 8, has just
about given up in the unequal
contest with his sisters needs
and his mothers guilty feel
ingS about her.
So far, no one has been able
to convince his mother it isn't
her fault she bore a retarded
child, or that the child, who
can't do anything for herself,
might be better off in an in
Stitution.
Danny's father is dead, and
the family is on relief.
Summertime is the worst
time of all for the lonely, de-
pressed little boy.
His home is at a busy in
tersection, miles from parks
or Fairgrounds.
Danny will spend the sum-
mer on the front porch, star
ing at cars rushing by.
Summer doesn't have to be
this way if someone will send
him to camp.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

who normally throng the OBJ
servation deck.
But high officials of the
Federal Aviation Agency, in
cluding Administrator N. E.
Halaby, were on hand.
In addition, a dozen FAA ex-
perts were scattered through
out the neighborhoods under
Nationals traffic pattern to
obtain data on the noise level
Of the plane.
No Decision Reached
Two FAA officials whose
opinions viii weigh heavily in a
final decision to be made by
Mr.. Halaby on regular jet
operations were there with him.
They are David D. Thomas,
director Of Air Traffic Services,
and George Prell, director of
Flight Standards Sevice.
Results of the trial flights
will be evaluated by the FAA
before any decision will be
made, even on the use of small
jets such as the Caravelle, +"
an FAA spokesman empha-
sized.
IF a decision is reached" he
said, ito permit some jets to
operate under certain condi-
tions, months of preparation
would be necessary before the
flights are. authorized"
Caravelles such as that used
in yesterdays test went into
regularly scheduled operations
on the New York Chicago route
for United on Friday.
Another was used in almost
identical trial flights out OF
Newark Airport recently to give
New Jersey officials informa-
ton such as that sought by the
FAA. Newark Airport is op-
Grated by the Port of New York
Authority.
Washington National is the
only civil air facility owned
and operated by the Govern
ment, and except for infre-
quent demonstration flights
jets are banned there.
With advent of the Cara
velles and the Boeing 72C
transports now in use by
American Airlines and equipped
Evening star., 1961-07-16
LITTLE THEATER'
URGED TO SPUR
RECREATION PLAN

A "little theater" to seat
about 500 is requested for
the city's many amateur
cultural activities in the
Recreation Departments
plans for a six-year con-
Struction program.
The theater would be
housed in a wing to be
added onto the recreation
building at the Guy Mason
Center at Wisconsin ave-
nue. and Calvert street NV.
Under the plan construc-
ton would be done in 1868.
Recreation officials have
also suggested construc-
ton Of a bicylce velo-
drome = a quarter-mile
bike racing track-at Ana
costa Park.
The projects are part of
a proposed $8.6 million
spending program through
1868.
Evening star., 1961-07-16
New Center to Aid WordIess Children

Children's Hospital trustees
yesterday announced plans to
begin construction this summer
of a $275, 900 rehabilitation cen
ter and school for children who
are victims of aphasia-the in
ability to comprehend or use
speech.
The school, one of the first
of its type in the Nation, will
have six classrooms. It will be
located at 1920 Eleventh street
NV, about one block from the
present hospital.
Blueprints for the two-story,
brick-paneled structure have
been prepared by a Washington
firm of architects, Faulkner,
Kingsbury and Stenhouse. The
plans were drawn by Joseph A.
Guarraia, a member of the
firm.
Children's Hospitals school
for aphasic children was started
in 1857. Hospital officials say
there are only about a half
dozen such facilities in this
country.
According to Mrs. Edith
Torkington, the hospitals ad-
ministrator, the new building,
expected to be in use next April,
will replace present temporary
quarters in st. Adams Church
Sunday School.
Eventually, the new struc-
ture will enable hospital Off
cials to give speech instruction
to &c children. The school, now
recessed for the summer, was
attended by % children during
the last school year. Twenty
five are to be enrolled next
fall.
The building will be designed
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Comp Fund Facts

How to send a kid to
camp:
Make out your check or
money order to The Even
ing Star Summer Camp
Fund. Mail it to The Even
ing Star, Second street and
Virginia avenue Sc, or
bring cash to The Star. A
receptionist in the lobby
will direct you to the
cashiers office.
The coSt-$41.55 for IL
days, $20.78 for six days.
AL sums received By The Even
ing Star Summer Camp Fund 60
to Family and Child Services Of
Washington, Q United Givers
Fund agency. for the use Of its
Summer OUTINGS Committee Fam
lily and Child Services Is regis
tered under the District Of Co
lunIbia Charitable Solicitations
Act No. 6-07-151.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

p.L11. CdCL1 udy'
Along with 10000 80, 900
large mail users throughout the
country, Ill Washington firms
are participating in the pro-
gram by mailing their bulk de-
liveries early in the day on
schedules worked out with the
Washington Post Office.
To Even Flow
BY posting their routine mail
early. they hope to even out
the mail flow so that priority
items mailed late in the day can
be delivered the next day.
Julius Garfinckel and Co., for
example, will mail its bills at
noon; Government Employees
Insurance Companies viii send
out premioums and bills at 1880
am. and 2::30 pm, while sew
eral brokerage houses have
agreed to post their mail at 10
am, noon and 3 pm.
Government agencies, too,
are expected to join the new
plan shortly, postal officials
said, citing the Commerce De-
partment's $4,000 daily pieces
Of mail, most of which is non
priority mail that can be posted
anytime during the day.
Every large mailer in Wash
ington Is cooperating" said
Assistant Postmaster General
Frederick C. Belen, who has
been working on the new syS-
tenn for six months.
Up to now, he said, Washing
tons post offices have handled
"a million pieces of mail each
day and 2 million Of these come
in between 4 and 8 pm. A SIM
liar situation around the coun-
try has caused an unnecessary
logjam which the new plan
should break, he said.
Speed Delivery
| If the system works as de-
signed, more Washington mail
should be able to make early
evening trains and planes for
next-day delivery at it's destina-
tion.
Postal officials said they con-
Evening star., 1961-07-16

for use also in the hospitals
aphaSia research program,
made possible by a National
Institutes of Health grant.
Facilities will include observa-
ton rooms between classrooms
and one-way windows in class
room walls for use of doctors,
researchers and parents, ac-
cording to Mrs. Edna K. Mon
sees, director of the school and
of the hospitals hearing and
speech center.
In the past. aphasic children
were Of the mistaken for chill
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Navy Band to PIuy
D. G. Writer'S Soma

A composition with words by
a Washington lyricist will be
featured at the Navy Band con-
certs at 8 pm. tomorrow on the
Capitol steps and $3.50 pm.
Thursday at the Watergate.
''Sea Rover" with words by
Cynthia Medley, of Washing
ton and music by Marge Du
Mars, was written for the
Navy.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

came to the school when he
was Az years old, a forlorn.
wordless child. A neurologist
said he would never talk.
This year, the boy, now. 7,
was graduated" and, although
his speech is not entirely nor
NAL, he was transferred to an
advanced kindergarten class in
a school for normal children.
With facilities and equip
ment to be provided at the
new school, hospital officials
believe there will be many
more such graduates.
Evening star., 1961-07-16

dren with mental deficiency,
e m o tional disturbances or
deafness. Now, it is believed
the handicap is usually the re-
suit of damage to the child's
central nervous system, dam
age incurred before or at birth.
Some researchers believe there
may be genetic factor in the
illness.
Of all the children who have
been helped in the schools
three year existence, the
teachers are proudest of what
has been done for one boy, who
Evening star., 1961-07-16
Womun Student Wins
Edison Fellowship

Miss Mary A. Holman, q
PhD. candidate at George
Washington University, has
been awarded a $4,000 Thomas
Alva Edison Fellowship for
study on the utilization of gov
ernment-owned, patented in
ventionS.
Miss Holman was nominated
for the award by the univer-
sity's Patent, Trademark and
Copyright Foundation, which
each year nominates one stu
dent.