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Milford chronicle., 1961-04-28
Japan To Be Hosts
| To World Rotarians
continued from page one)

II
may reach 3,O00-special transpor-
] tation arrangements have been
made by the North American
Transportation Committee of Ro-
tary International, in cooperation
with the American Express World
Travel Service and Thomas Cook
and Son.
These arrangements include
| travel by air and sea on more than
so pre- and post-convention tours
offering a wide choice of timer
aries. The tours include travel
around the world, around the Pa
cific, and around Japan. Sailings
will be on the American President
Line steamers president Hoover,
President Wilson," and President
Cleveland" Aboard the President
Cleveland" will be j. Edd Nc
Laughlin, of Rails, Texas, presi-
dent of Rotary international, and
members of the board of directors
and other officials.
One of the tours-a 43-day
cruise of more than 1900 miles
will be the special Rotary Con-
vention Cruise" on the S. S. "Chu-
san," of the P e O.-Orient Line.
The ship will sail from Vancou-
yer May 2. San Francisco May 6,
and Los Angeles May z. The it.
inerary includes two calls at Ha-
waii, visit to the inland sea reg
ion of Japan, and eight days at
Yokohama, the arrival there be-
ing three days i'm advance of the
opening of the convention. The
ship will serve as a hotel for all
passengers who desire to live
aboard during the Yokohama stay
In San Francisco, embarkation
point for most of the Rotary tours
Rotary clubs of the Bay area are
aarranging hospitality accommoda-
tions for Tokyo-bound Rotarians
and their families. At the interna-
tional airport an Information
booth will be manned by Rotar.
ians and their wives. Also, from
May Is through May &C., ladies
luncheon will be- held daily at the
airport by a different Rotary clul
to enable Rotary groups passing
through San Francisco to enjoy
the fellowship of Rotarians of the
Bay area. Rotarian travellers may
also call at the Offices of the Ro
tary clubs of Oakland and Sar
Francisco for information.
Upon arriving in Yokohama, Ro
tary convention- -goers will b,
greeted by Japanese Rotarian!
who have planned special feature!
of welcome. To greet English
speaking Rotary folks an dto hell
them fill out forms aand TO get Il
places they want TO go, Rotarian.
of Japan have been studying Eng
lish for many months. One Tokyo
class in English began with p
Rotarians and their wives, ant
soon expanded TO four week.,
classes of 90 members each. "Hov
far we advance in the knowledge
of English" commented the class
teacher. lis of small Importance
Whatever we learn to say will b'
useful in helping our visitors
to know us a little better"
The Tokyo gathering will be the
18th Rotary convention held out
side the United States The mos
recent one held outside the U. S
A. was in Lucerne Switzerland, il
/ 1857. Others have been in Paris
Mexico City. Rio de Janeiro. To
ronto. Havana. Vienna, 0stend, anC
/ Edinburgh.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-28

to improve the physical health of
the patients, and to train and ed
ucate him TO the extent OF his ca
pacities, with the hope that he may
ultimately gain self-confidence, ha-
bits of living and skills which will
enable him to return to his home,
and even become self-supporting.
At the time of admission, the
Medical Center makes a thorough
physical examination (Which may
point to the need for corrective
medical. surgical or dental treat
menD and applies psychological
and psychiatric tests which indi-
cate the mental condition of the
patient and also the type of train
ing and education which will best
develop his mental potential.
For those of lower potential,
training is aimed to develop social
cooperation, good conduct, clean
illness. good health habits, and man
ual skills.
Those of higher potential are ed
ucated in reading, writing and sim
pie arithmetic.
Patients of both groups. and also
some who live at home in the vic
unity and come as day students,
receive systematic vocational train
ing in areas of their abilities and
interest. This serves not only the
immediate therapeutic purpose of
developing interests and self-con-
fidence and a sense of citizenship
but also the long range goal of
enabling as many as possible to
return to their homes as self-rel-
liant members of the household. and
even to become largely or wholly
self-supporting. Training is provid-
ed, for example. in cooking, sewing,
laundering and other household
tasks, and in other manual skills
such as repair of furniture and
shoes, dressmaking, rug g-making,
knitting. The new sheltered work
ship will. of course. provide a valu-
able stimulus and outlet for such
training.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-28
Safety In Driving
Homemakers Project
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continued from page one)
State Telephone Company. is di-
recting the project. AT the organ
national meeting he presented a
film entitled Train Your Eyes for
Better Driving" Future meetings
will include illustrated lectures on
the How, What and When" in
operating a car and actual driving
tests. Two individuals from each
club registered for this first
course will be trained in Driving
Seeing" habits to take back to
their clubs to pass on to all MEM
bers desiring il.
The next meeting is scheduled
on April 2S. 1861. at the Agricul-
tural Sub-Station on the George
town-Laurel Highway at $3.50 a. m.
Clubs taking part are Rroadcreek,
Georgetown. Millsboro. Pin y
Grove. Hollymount and Ellendale.
Any clubs not enrolled at this time
may contact Mrs. Willard Webb,
r. ID. 1. Lewes, County Safety
Chairman, for further details.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-28
OLD TIMER

HOLLYWOOD (AP)-"D TIL,
Valley Days" is now radio-televisi-
on's oldest continuing program. 1t
has been on the air, either on radio
or TV. since 1880.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-28
INCREASE IN RUSSIAN

NORMAN, Okla. (AP)-The num-
ber of students studying the Russ
ian language rose at the University
of Oklahoma from SO in 1858 to 233
in the 1960-61 academic year.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-28
THIRD EAR

NEW YORK (AP)-Americans
last year bought nearly three times
as many stereo phonograph sets as
monaural instruments. according to
the Electronic Industries Associa-
ton.
Evening star., 1961-09-15
Saunders Lists Sylvan Hills

Commenting on what he
considers some of the out
standing features of the de-
velopment, Mr.. Saunders
said:
Sylvan Hills has an un-
usual secluded location of
heavily wooded lots along
Holmes Run. yet its is highly
accessible a to schools,
churches. shopping and large
Government installations in
Virginia"
The builder, who does his
Evening star., 1961-09-15

own designing, currently has
seven basic models for the
development and is planning
others in the future. These
include ramblers, split-levels,
bi-levels and two story
homes.
Houses in Sylvan Hills are
Of brick or brick and frame
construction. They have
from three to six bedrooms
and two or three baths.
Prices start at $4,000 and
Evening star., 1961-09-15

the sales are handled by the
builder.
Directions to reach the de-
velopment, as furnished by
the builder, are:
"Out Shirley highway to
Seminary road, right on
Seminary road, left on
Dawes avenue to 5811."
For an approximate loca-
ton Of Sylvan Hills in the
Washington area, see Num-
Der 81, on map, Page 2 Of
this section.
Evening star., 1961-09-15

Raymond C. Saunders is
offering a Fall Festival of
Homes exhibit in his Sylvan
Hills development in the
Seminary road area of Fair
fax County.
The home, at 5811 Dawes
avenue, is one of four the
builder has completed in the
community. He has two more
under construction at this
time and plans a total Of 80
for the area.
Evening star., 1961-09-15

DRIVING DIRECTIONS:
From Key Bridge, take
Lee Highway (Rte. 29) to
CherYdoIe. Beer right on
Rte. 3Oo (Old Dominion
Drive) and proceed to
Birch Ave., opposite St.
Johns Church. Turn left
z blocks to new model
home.
Evening star., 1961-09-15
GENERAL @ ELECTRIC

Unit ccekfop . De luxe Refrigerator .
Wall Oven . Garbage Disposed . Automatic
oshwoshsr . ceIevsd Kitchen cabinsts
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DEVIL TAKES DENTIST FOR 40 YEARS +!

AVcTm OF SATAN BOUND" THEOLOGY -
SATAN. GIGANTIC FRAUD AND MYTH MAS
oUERADING AS loRD-cOD.' GENESIS second
Chapter. AND MYTHICAL ADAM, EVE, AND MUIR
DERcus CAIN OFFSPRING CONTEMPORARY,
SATAN BOUND" MoLDERs OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR,
CONDUCT. CULTURE. ALSO OF MAJOR GUILT!
ALL OF THESE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL ARE
iNvoLUNTARlLY CONTENTIOUS OF GODS.
JESUS BASIC. SUBLIME TRUTH RE HEALTH, HEAL
ING. HEAVEN. HERE, NoWl = THE FLESH
PROFITETH NOTHING.
See TAKES DENTIST. Page
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Christ Jesus said: SAP
unto you; Love your enem-
les" Matt. 5.44
We are also taught in the
Bible, Love svffereth long,
and is kind"
And thou shalt love the
Lord thy God with all thine
heart. and with ali Thy soul.
and with oil thy might"
Deut. 6:5D
Thou shall not ayenge nor
bear any grudge against the
children of thy people. but
thou shalt love thy neighbor
as myself: am the Lord. :"
Lev. 1879
Hate the evil, and love
the good. and establish iuds-
menf in the gate" Amos 5:
Isl
The main objective in the
life OF the human race should
be 10 love God Supremacy,
and ones neishbor. for il is
through divine Love that all
humans strife will be stopped
everywhere.
Mrs. Eddy tells Us. page
24o sab. Mature voices
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
FEAR NO EVIL
God g Love John IS
BY ELIZABETH ELLINGTON

natural spiritual law and d.
vine Love Suns and
planets teach grand lessons.
The stars make night beau
fifvI, and The IesfIef turns
naturally towards the light"
Come unto me all ye that
labor, and are heavy laden
and ] will give you rest. -
Christ jesus
Christian Science teaches:
Sooner or later the eyes
Of sinful morfsIs must be
opened 10 see every error
they possess. and the way out
OF il. and they will flee as
. bird TO your mountain.
away from the enemy Of sim
ming sense. stubborn will,
every imPerfeefion in the
land Of Sodom. and find res
cue and refuge in Truth and
Love-" From page Z mo and
Yes.
She also states: The Rule
OF divinity is golden; TO be
wise and true reioiees every
heart. But evil influences
wsver The scales Of Justice
and mercy"
lcen'inved on Page ~
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kAAP MEMBERSHIP DRIVE CAPTAINS. ct Al.
GATHERING, HOTEL GOTHAM, HOLIDAY ROOM.

NAASP WkWbekSHIP Uuvs \aT iAIVSs 81 NJ
GATHERING. HOTEL GOTHAM, HOLIDAY ROOM,
SIS.
mR PHILIP GORDON. SECRETARY CHAIRMAN
HIGHLY QUALIFIED MAN FOR HIS ASSIGNMENT
MR ARTHUR JOHNSON APPEARED IN HIS Gus
ToMARy EFFICIENT. cRusADlNc ROLE
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE PUBLISHER FELT WELL
REWARDED FOR a 7-HOUR VISIT. MEETING AND LIS
TEkINc TO THESE DEVOTED. UksElFIsH. cRusADiNo
CITIZENS - MANIFEsTlNc THE SPIRIT or AMERICA
THE LAND or THE FREE AND THE HOME OF THE
BRAVE" - WITH A VENGEANCE.
WE HAD A DELIGHTFUL OPPORTUNITY At THE
START AND AT THE FINISH. TO TESTIFY TO THE MAR
Vicious INvINclBLE. ABUNDANCE or RESOURCES or
cHRisTs SECOND COMING" m ETERNAL SCIENCE.
FOLLOWING The MARTYRDom OF ABE LINCOLN. CON-
PARABLE TO THE nARTYRDoM OF JOHN THE BAP.
TIsT AccELERATlOks OF THE MEsSlAHsHlP or THE
ONE CHRIST. VIA GODS GREATEST MARY
WOMAN OF REVELATION. i7:l. tRc. Apocalypse -
WOMAN CLOTHED WITH THE SUN ..' - GODS
GREATEST NARY BAKER EDDY. WHOSE NAN
CHILD. GODS ONE AND ONLY SANE. HONEST
sATAN.FREE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. MEDICINE
HIS CHRIST. SCIENTIST IS THE RULER or THE
NATIONS. THE REAL. IN ETERNAL. HEAVENLY
HARMONY
See NAAcP DRIVE Page 9
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1.-THE UNEMPLOYED

THE UNEMPLOYED
MANY JOBS GO BEGGING, ALTHOUGH
JOBlEsSNESS REMAINS AT HIGH LEVEL"
MANY UNEMPLOYED LACK SKILL, SCHOOLING
FOR JOBS AVAILABLE; SOME SPuRN THEM"
MAID, MINER & WORM DIGGER"
The Wall ST. Journal So
See THE UNEMPLOYED PAGE 2
CARTOON: "sTRIKES AT TOP-PRIORITY
MISSILE BASES"
SLOW DOWNS" "OvERTlME"
PLUMBERS S733 A WEEK DITCH DlCCERs
S287 A WEEK"
ELECTRICIAN S647 A WEEK"
THE SPIRIT OF 81"
COD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
0 THOSE LABOR SPIRITUAL BAsTARDs!
OF THE DEVILS re. BIRTHS FLOODS,
IUNAcY +! TREASON!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
EPILEPSY IS NOT A MENTAL DISEASE"

by Jos. G. Moner Md. TO Your Good Health" News.
Sum-, +23
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR MR.. MoLNER: YOU ARE A VALIANT, UN-
SELFISH. PUBLIC SERVANT, BUT you NEED TO BE
CAUTIONED TO BE
VICIlANT AND NOT REVERSE ETERNAL TRUTH
800 Be. GREEKS:
"MATTER" IS A MENTAL PHENOMENON
JESUS: THE FLESH PRoFITETH NoTHINc"l
John 6:63 re. 64
NOW. HEARKEN UNTO THIS, VIA THE FATHER
SON. AND HOLY GHOST. PosT-LINcoLN MARTYR.
DOM, REVELATIONS or CHRIST SCIENCE MES.
sIAH, SCIENCE or SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE -
See EPILEPSY. Page
SACK Cloth AND ASHES FOR THE DEVILS
SEX DUPEs. SUCKERS DEPUTIES. PROMOTING
THE DEVILS MUlTI-Bllli0N S SEX RACKETs!
or NUMEROUS HEBREWS AND s0-cAIIED
CHRISTIANS
INCIDENCE OF SYPHILIS RISES 500 PCT.
IN DETROIT"
By Harry Golden. Jr.
Free Press 423
The number Of persons with the contagious stage Of
The worst disease increasing Detroit. Most
young people.
See SYPHILIS RISES. Psss9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
SATAN BOUND" THEOLOGY:

SATAN BOUND" THEOLOGY:
ETERNkllY LOST IF YOU SLIP OUT OF THIS
WORLD WITHOUT CHRIST : REBIRTH!
Crawford Ministry, WmUz, early morning Rsdioess's
RUBBISH ! SCARE PSYCHOLOGY!
GOD, ADDITIONALLY VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
I AN INFINITE LOVE AND AN ACCESSIBLE To,THE
DEPARTED AS WELL AS TO THOSE HERE AND NOW,
WHO HAVE BEEN PUT THROUGH THE WRiNcER' /.
- THE iNialNENT REDUCTION OF EVIL THE
THINGS SEEN, THE HUMAN AND MATERIAL"
TO THEIR NATIVE NoTHlNcNEss" - x.ko OF
ZEROS!
See THEOLOGY Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
AND GODS INFAlllBtE BIBLE. PASTOR.
c.s. TEXTBOOK F.! AIDED uNDBERcH IN
PIONEER FLIGHT TO FRANCE. 1877!
All Non-(hrist Scientists Are End
Rate Citizens!
Gods Messiah US. Sends Shepard,
Christian Scientist! Astronaut,
Out Over The Atlantic!
BY Andrew f. hvebevf c.. 80
Modern chris'isn Seienee crvssder

Major Prophef Of Father Mother God sl-hsr.
enous lp e Science and Health with Key 70 the Scrip
by Mary Baker EDDY with world message and
mission who by she grace Of cod-oe Frvehsvf.
Martin Luther Job in this age ! And how Science
HesItn textbook is Gods Lbers'or of the Bible.
HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND or HIS PEOPLE. Too
Jesus loved righteousness and hated iniquity"!
The ~Ivke~srmT live in tools paradise"
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" JESUS
AND SHEPARD. UNLIKE REDS YURI cAcARlN.
PILOTS HIS SPACE CAPSULE - WITH PERFECT
PRECISION A HISTORIC SPACE VOYAGE!
HAS sUoYED THE PRIDE OF AMERICA
WIFE, A CHRIST, SCIENTIST Sol0IsT!
DAUGHTER. LAURA. Is 9TH GRADE PUPIL AT
COED PRINCIPAL. ST. LOUIS - BY. AND FOR,
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS NY. Trh. SIS
AL WORLD ELECTRIFIED BY TRIUMPH!
Free Press Wire Service
GOD HE PRAISED - THE ENTIRE WEST.
ERN WORLD COULD APPRECIATE THESE WORDS or
4 HEN IN VIENNA"
THE DAZZLING TRIUMPH WAS ACCLAIMED THROUGH.
CUT MOST or THE WORLD As PROOF THAT THE
AMERICANS ARE IS GOOD AS THE RUSSIANS AS A
BRITISH WOMAN PUT IT. Also from Free Press So
See c-s. AsTROkAUT. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
BEWARE OF THE DEVILS GIFTS!
"'FREE' MEDICINE"

cs Monitors Mirror Of World Opinion" AT Of Color
Springs Gazette Telegraph.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
NY REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARE SET.
TING THE PACE FOR SPIRITUAL SANITY IN RELIGION
THERAPEUTICS. RECREATION RESPECTING
JESUS AND ny SUBLIME. BASIC TRUTH RE HEALTH,
HEALING HEAVEN HERE NOW:
THE FLESH PRoFlTETH NOTHING! - John e:63
re. 81.
WHiTEWAs- koN-cHRlsT SCIENTIST CURES LACK
THE MANHOOD AND WoNANHooD OF THE
CHRIST, IMPERATIVE TO CAST OUT DEVILS, TO
WAGE = SPIRITUAL WARFARE WITH THE
WORLD DEVILS MATTER Myth j. THE FLESH
sITkks ADk~-EVE MYTH =! AND THE DEVIL!
See FREE MEDICINE. Page 3
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-05-13
ARTHUR GODFREY =
ANOTHER DEVILS DUPE. SUCKER CRYING
OUT FOR S. FOR THE CANCER DRIvE!-

ABc Radio Network. HISS PM, AT
CANCER IS AN ADAMEvE MYTH OF FALSE
THEOLOGY ASKING FOR GODS CHRIST SCIENCE
ARTHUR: WHY DON'T you MAKE A "DEcIARA-
TON OF lREPENTANcEl INDEPENDENCE" AND
AWAKEN TO THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY or
GODS CREATION. OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE. VERY
GOOD" GENESIS THEREOF, l27 81
See ARTHUR GODFREY. Page 9
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Mrs. Eddy tells Us, page
24o S&H. Mature voices
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Continues on Page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12

2 broiler fryers, "a pounds
each
"a cup flour
Salt, pepper, paprika
2 cups celery, diagonally
sliced, with leaves
/ pound small white onions,
peeled and sliced
4 tomatoes, cut In wedges
/ green pepper, cut in thin
strips
4 cups chicken broth
S tablespoons cornstarch
6 tablespoons soy sauce
Dash pepper
In the kitchen. cut each
chicken with kitchen shears
into 16 pieces. bones and all.
Season flour in a paper bag
and shake chicken pieces to
coat. Heat oil in skillet, and
brown lightly on all sides.
Refrigerate or freeze, if doing
this ahead. Before serving,
defroSt chicken if frozen. ar
range with celery, onions.
tomatoes and pepper strips
on a large platter. Combine
"a cup broth, cornstarch. soy
sauce and pepper in a small
bowl. Heat broth in electric
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12
Chinese Chicken

frypan or chatting dish at
the table. pick UP wooden
salad servers. and you're
ready to delight your guests
with tabletop cookery.
With salad servers. add
chicken to chatting dish, then
add celery and onions: cook
about 20 minutes. Stir in
soy-cornstarch mixture along
with green pepper strips and
tomato wedges, stir until
sauce thickens. cooking about
S minutes more. Eight serv-
ings. Wonderful with Chinese
fried noodles (from a CAM
and an easy salad of greens.
RuSSet Bonnie
l package orange favored
gelatin
l package lemon favored
gelatin
p package cherry favored
gelatin
3l4 cups water
~ pints vanilla ice cream
Put each flavor of gelatin
in a separate bowl. Boil water
and add IA cups each to dis
solve lemon and orange, "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12

cup to dissolve cherry gela-
tin. Stir until smooth. Cut ice
cream in pieces, and add l
pint to lemon. l pint to
orange, "a pint to cherry gela-
tin. Stir until melted and
thickened. placing in refrig-
orator to thicken if necessary.
Pour mixture into a 2-quart
bombe mold and freeze. De-
sign your own bonnie, grad
uating colors from red
through orange and yellow,
or alternating layers of
darker and lighter colors.
Serves 8 to 10.
Make-Ahead Whisky SOurs
u cup water
u cup sugar
l cup lemon juice
"a cup orange juice
bottle (fifth) whisky
Boil water and add to
sugar in a pitcher. Stir well
to dissolve. Add lemon and
orange juice and chill until
serving time. Add whisky to
pitcher with plenty of ice
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12

and stir vigorously. For a
light froth, shake with ice in
a cocktail shaker or whirl
briefly with crushed ice in a
blender. Serve in frosted
glasses, garnished ahead with
a cherry and paper-thin
orange or lemon slices. Makes
ID drinks "a ounces EACH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-12
Cheese Biscuits

Surely you have baked
upside down cakes, but have
you prepared upside down
cheese biscuits? Melt l table
spoon butter in an 8-inch
square baking pan; stir in 2
tablespoons chopped parsley
and cup shredded Cheddar
cheese. Cut biscuits from /
package refrigerated biscuits
into quarters; place quarters
in pan very close together
Bake 1912 minutes in pre-
heated 450-degree oven. In
vert biscuits onto serving
plate and serve Immediately
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Faculty Staff
Conference Set

GREENSBORO. y. C-Tna an.
maj faculty -stsff conference 4,
Peuneti College ~Ill be helc
sepse-be- ia. Pres.den; Will
2 Player announced THIS week
Theme q TINS years confer.
ente all - Tie FscuIty. staff
Addresses Itself 70 Matters o.
Current Concern
TIE afternoon Of THURSDAY
Scpfe- o<r u hzs seen SCI aside
for q joint meeting o. the Cen
trsl Administrative Committee
End the Committee Of DIVISION
Chsirmen and the latter eroup
all reet again that evening
Formal opening meeting has
been 81 for FRIDAY morning IN
ne foyer Of the David d Jones
Student Union After . message
from President villa B PLAYER
tnere viii Be = panel presenta-
iion Mstiers Of Current Con.
Germ IN the Eo1csfion Of the
Bennett Student DR.. J Henry
sayies VII serve a. moderator.
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EDITORS MAIL

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cccFsrsi s-6 irteresi IS vital
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for ls u keep ne public informed
= ar s.rs and needs il earn
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q 1ri sics.lg asrcicspped people
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pared N or publicity depart
nent X ALL re sent - ycu this
week str ssaceve hopes thsr sou
may tir1 10 convenient n use y n
ycur rex; iksge
Thank yo- again for your e.
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We are certain that msny tirnes
you nave experienced that feeling
d PRIDE and satisfaction thst
tones % those Eho are nlllInr
70 help their felioEren.
Sincerely.
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Executive Director
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VOTE
Civil Rights
lconfinVed from Page u

IRE NAACP leader rejected the
rroroSs. 70 impose cloiure y :
vote q t--e@sltihs q me senate
--e- berSAip Whlch. he SAD
uc8ic rec-.re II many c.-cur--
Stances -c-e votes than are nov
-ec-rsd urcer tie presen. RE
Tre total vote -zs been less than
g. il - q - roll call votes
il ne senate SINCE January re
pointed CIT II a.. such cases az
extra burden ~oulc q imposed
or clcture seekers oy : mandatory
requirement az sixty votes
TO Negro Americans. Mr VII
Elrs tod me congressional lead
ers their constitutional nights
are Is precious as are sir-
planes 10 sny corporation or
spokesman therefor They are as
precious Is me righ, q any
American . complete MS Journey
& business Or pleasure free q.
Tx threat ot piracy Il the SKIES
II the developing worlS cl.-
male r. concluded. The pro
teet.or Of t1ese rights may De-
ccre * Eeil : precious asset Of
ne United States ard q the
West si~s-Fls the enemy IT the
Esx-
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-08-26
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