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Evening star., 1962-05-28
By ISABELLE SHELTON
Star staff Writer

The hardest part of its Job
viii be 'to overcome atti-
tudes ingrained by myths
and fairy tales over the CEN
turies." +" a new committee was
told today.
The committee win seek to
help find jobs for the handi.
capped.
You have a very difficult
job. For centuries children
have grown up hearing about
one-eyed ogres, evil giants,
little humpbacked men and
peg-leg sailorS-all equated
with evil" the group was told
The speaker was retired
Evening star., 1962-05-28

Marine Maj. Gen. Melvin ].
Mas, chairman Of the Presi-
dents Committee on EN-
ployment Of the Physically
Handicapped.
New Group
He was addressing a newly
formed women's committee,
which will be a subcommittee
of the overall group. The
meeting was held in the In
terdepartmental Auditorium.
People start out as children
equating physical disabilities
with evil, and this attitude
continues Subconsciously even
after they are grown, Gen
Mas told the group.
I'VE know that a great deal
Evening star., 1962-05-28

Sport Dress and Knit Dress Shop
Orig. SIS to $35 Cotton Knit Dresses-SI5 to SIS.
One-Pece and two-piece styles in pastel solid coIors
and prints, Sizes to l8 in the group.
Orig. $500 to 5000 Spring Wool Knits-$lS TO
S45 One-Piece and two-piece styles; three-Pece
costumes. Woods, wooI/nyIon and washable silks
Postes and black. Broken sizes to in the group
Street Selections ot FoIs Church, Silver Spring
Orig. SIS TO $40 Sports Dresses-$lS to S3o Shirt
wost dresses and sheath dresses in cottons and silks
summer Postes, solid colors and prints Broken sizes
to l8 in the group
Selection ot All Stores.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Don't miss these tempting values!
FIFTH FLOOR DRESS SHOPS
SHIRTWAIST DRESS SPECIAL!
Comparable Sl2ee and $l4ee $8.85

Fovorte daytime fashion . the classic shirt
waist with roIl-up sleeves, button front In drip
dry cottons and cotton/ /Docron poIyester blends
PIoid seersucker, dork posIeys and PIoids, solid
color chombroy. Broken sizes SIG.
Sports Dresses Fifth Floor Street. and oil bronch stores
Evening star., 1962-05-28
MATCHMATES
Lots Of Fine Buys in
Our Third Floor SPORTS SHOP

Orig. $7.s9 TO $I4.ss sweose-$4 to So Voried types
buke cosscs, dessmokers Orion oe and woo/fu blends.
Orig 5000 to $lS99 Cop Ponts-$4 TO S. Wool pIoid ond
stripes q few solid coIors. Some stretch points
Orig. $l799 TO $35 Roin-orShne coots-Sl2 $z2 Re-
Versible cotton tweeds, cotton popIn
Orig $4S9 TO $l299 Shirts and Bous-$2 TO So Docron
cotton, silk CIossc Shirts prints sissy bIouses.
Short sleeves, pushup sleeves jewel necknes White black
blue, green print Sizes 30 to 38.
Orig $3.50 TO $z9so Car coos-S7 TO Sl2 Wool tweed
with quilted lining Cotton suede cloth with plaid lining Black
white rust, green
Street. foIs Church. shi1neton Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-05-28
MATERNITY DRESSES Street only

Orig. $3.50 TO Sl7.99 Dresses-S4 to So. Two-piece
style in grey royon with pleoted skirt Two piece
in red blue royon with velvet trim Wool skirts and
wool slocks in grey black Shirt in dark plaid cot
ton. Sizes to a.
JeIIeffs Maternity Shop, Second Floor Street.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Little Sports Shop Month End

BIOuses 81 TO S. Orig s. 90 to S699 Cotton cotton
ond-Oocron Poyester, ArneI trocetote, nylon Prints
white and coIors, sizes $685.
JeweIed cordisons. S5. Orig. $500 Orion ocrylic,
white, sizes 34-4O.
Suits. So and So. Orig. S799 to $685. Wool blends
and royon/sk blends. Sizes 10 to Is in group
Street, FoIls Church. Shineton, Silver Spring
Neckweur Shop Buys
BIOuses, 81 to 81. Orig So 80 to $500 NyIons, Do
eron Poyester/cottons oil cotton, royon matte Jersey
ArneI riocetote Prints and Solids Dress-up and toll
ored styles, short to "a sleeves White and coors,
3O-38 -
jackets, So TO ST. Orig S. 80 to 49, Dress up and
tailored styles Chanel type, cordieons and tux
edos. Woos wool blends, Orion ocryc, royon/ acetate
tweeds and solids. White, black and coIors S, M, l.
Street Selections Fos Church. Shinoton Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Lounge Fushions-$7 and $40

Orig. o.99 choIIis busters, cotton Muu-Muus in
PINK, blue ond poisey prints, Iouneine poionos.
Not every style in every size and color.
Orig. Sl499 to $3.50 Arnei triocetote iersev
robes, nylon/ArneI fleece robes, Iona wool robes,
long, Oocron poIyester robes, nyIon quilt robes,
VIyelIo busters. PosteIs and dark coIors. Some
few of kind Not every style in every size and
color.
Street only
Evening star., 1962-05-28
FRENCH ROOM Sovino

5PGCE ot;c s9D s9T gold wool with print blouse size p
WoOl COSTUME with demi jacket, ereen size a.
COCKTAIL DRESS black royon crepe, fored skirt.
=, beoded overbouse, size IA. Orig $l25. $50
SILK ALPACA COSTUME for petite, black with pink
bodice. Orig. $40 Observation-Disclosures $40
SILK LINEN Bosc Dress, "a sleeves, black, beige.
Orig. $50. .----. Sss
six SURAH Print Costume, navy. Orig $50 - $35
WOoL KNIT Sheath, scissors-Npe skirt, ereen red
GREY BoLERo COSTUME, Docron poiyester1wooi'
Pleoted skirt Orig. $50. 0.-------------S35
SHORT FORMAL, blue royon sotin print, two-tone
BODICE Orig. S45 sac
SILK ALPAcA SHEATH, black droped portroit neck
BoLERo COSTUME, navy silk poIko dot Orig. $40
SILK LINEN Bosic Sheath, "a sleeves, black Orig
$50 SIS
COCKTAIL SHEATH, royon/ocetote crepe, black,
white with scattered rhinestones Orig. $50 $50
SILK PRINT SHEATH, "a sleeves, brown. Orig $40
CREPE TUNIc DRESS, white, block ocetote Iroyon'
Orig. $50. observation-disclosures $40
JeIeffs French Room Second Floor Street;
FoIs Church, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Neckweur Shop BUYS
GirdIes, Foundations. Bros

Second Floor. only OF Street
Orig. S5.s5 to $3.50 GirdIes-$3s s5 to Sl2s5.
Many types and styles . not all sizes in any
one style. PuIl-on and zippers, boned and bone-
less. lostex, nyIon and power nets.
Orig. $3.50 to $3.50 Foundotions-$3.95 TO
1925. Cottons, ostex and brocodes in the group
:. boned and boneIess PuIon and zipPers.
Broken Sizes
Orig. $3.50 TO $3.50 Bros-$l. .95 to S4.e5. Cot
ton, nyon and Iostex stropless and with
strops. Broken sizes, styles, mostly 81, 36, &c.,
Evening star., 1962-05-28

Gloves, $I.95. Orig So and So So Fine double woven
cottons and double woven nyons White black, beige
ond assorted foshion coIors Sizes 6-8. ~
Fobrie Gloves, white, beige. $l.59. pairs for So
Street only
HOndboss, So TO S. Orig. S. to $l3e5 A great
assortment: clutches pouches, obIones, single han
dies. Assorted colors in postcs Ieothers royon foes
tapestries and many novelty bags. Also alligator
grained calf Come early they 90 quickly! ~,
Honsboss, 81 and 81. Orig. $5 to $8.95. Odds and
ends priced to clear
Street Falls Church. Shidinoton Silver Spring ...
Prices plus Fed -,
Jewelry, 81 TO $3.50. Orig s. to SIS Necklaces,
bracelets, eorrinos some pins Poste and white beods
some simulated peors Prices plus Fed. Tox.
Evening star., 1962-05-28
JUNIORS! Savings you'll dote on!


Orig. $l8 to SIS Dresses-Sl2 Black SPUN rovor
sheoth with block-ond-white print iocket red cum
merbund. Poid wool sheath, short sleeves Nub weovt
wool, woistne scorf. Royon brocode cocktail stye
Fu skirted silk chiffon cocktail for petites Royor
crepe jacket dress. Two piece wool double knit No
oil sizes in all STYLES
Orig. $23 TO $50 Dresses-$l5 and SIS. ArneI tri.
ocetote print box pleoted skirt short sleeves green OF
orange. Black d-Whte silk print Royon crepe
sheath bosic, beod trim black cocktail sheoth Rec
royon brocode dress-up Royon chiffon with full skirt
coWl neck, black One piece wool jersey coroI or oppie
ereen Royon jacket dress with polka dot top full skirt
navy or black
JeIeffs Junior Deb Shop Fourth Floor Street.
Selections OF oil bronch stores.
Orig. $50 Dresses-$4o. few of our better dresses
in silk linen: Two-Piece overbIouse dress twotone on
black or beige one piece Dress navy or beige with
soddle stitch trim. BIock-whte check cotton/ /royon
Street only
Junior BUDGET Shop Suynos
Orig $lz to SIS Dresses-S6. Royon folIe dress with
button-bock boero Wool flannel one-piece in white
and coIors Royon chiffon with full skirt short Sleeves
red. Rough weoVe royon in beige. Royon brocode in
coors Broken sizes.
Orig. SIS to SIS Dresses-SIo. ArneI triocetote
print, blue or coffee white One piece cotton knit
Novelty royon tweed with button-on boIero over low
necked Sheath Royon chiffon lined sheath with back
interest, petite
JeIeffs Junior Budget Shop Fourth Floor Street.
Selections ot oil branch stores.
School Career Shop Month End
5000 Spring coots-$25. Lightweight woos in spring
Postels blue, green, yellow, white. Full and stroeht
shouettes. Sizes to IS.
ALL-PURPOSE CAR COATS .. ...
Orig. $Il.99 TO $l7.se-$5. Orig. SIS TO Sz5-$Io.
lominoed ond pile Iined Short and fuenoth styles Rust,
black and ton wool tweeds
SPRING SUITS
Orig $l799-$Io. Orig S25-$l5
Orig. 5000 to S45-$25
Wool weeds ond onnes Boxy ocket fitted styles
Brown, blue black beige. Sizes 7 to l3.
DRESSES
Orig $ll 80 to $l999, IS to SIS
Orig. $3.50 to SIS, $lS
Slim ond fukilted wOos, red green black white broken
ronee Of junior sizes
BLoUSES, SWEATER, JACKET, SKIRTS, STACKS
Orig $500 to ST. 49, 81 to S.. Cottons, woos, royons
in pIoids checks, solids.
Broken size ond color ronee lib
SKIRTS AND STACKS .
Orig. $9.9e to $lI.ee Wool skirts-$3 and IS
Orig. $7.9S to $3.50 Wool SIoeks-$4 (
Peoted stroght skirts pods and Solids some poste shodes
Stocks in dok poids and solid coors Broken size
mostly and 9.
MATCHMATES
Orig. $1l.99 Corduroy Suits, sreen-S5
Orig. Sl4.S9 Wool choneI Joeket-$l2
Orig. $l7.99 Wool Sut-$l2
Orig. $14.9o TO $l7.99 Swim Suits-$3 and S6.
PIods, solids, polka dots. Lostex and few knitted.
Block-Wotch plaid, pink. yellow, white. Very broken
sizes
Fourth Floor Street FoIs Church. shinoon, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-05-28
WoMEN's DREssEs-Foshion Finds


Orig 81 to SIS Dresses-SIo One-pece peoted
skirt style in grey novelty royon. Dress-jocket en-
semble in black or green royon crepe, sotin trim. One
piece royon crePes in black wine green with sotn and
beod trim q few prints in the group. l4h22h.
Orig. SIS Dresses-$lS. Black and navy royon crepes
sPced with PoIko dot trim. Dress -boIero costume in
block white royon tweed Print royon crepe dress
wth-ocket blue. Broken sizes
Orig. $50 to $40 Dresses-$2o. Dress-up sheath, red
or blue royon sotin few piece dresses daytime
styles, in solid or print royon Crepe One-pece dress
up totteto with lace top navy blue Broken sizes.
Orig. $40 TO $40 Dresses-$2S and $50. One piece
print royon crepe, blue ereen Pure silk print dress
ond-bolero, navy or black print One-pece bosc
sheer novy or black. Pure silk brocode dressup in
red Broken sizes.
Orig. $40 Dresses-$4S. Dress -boIero costume
in bock-ondwhite novelty royon tweed BoIero dress
in black or navy royon sheer with silk print top Broken
Sizes
one-of-o-Kind Women's Dresses-F Street Only
Orig. $l25 silk brocode, red, size 38-------S65
Orig. Slo5 red silk costume, size l6h-------$S5
JeIeffs Women's Dresses, Second Floor Street;
FoIls Church, Shirlneton. Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Budget Dress Shop

Orig. $ls and SIS Dresses SO. Spring and summer
dresses royon crepes royon/ /ocetotes, ArneI tri-
ocetote Jerseys cotons, silk shontunes and novelty
tobrics. OnePece styles and few with jackets Some
one or two of kind. Prints solid coIors, stripes and
dots navy, block brown, blue, orange, dark coIors
with contrasting TRIM 10 to 20 and l4I2 to 24z
Street. FoIs Church, Shhinoton, ..'
Connecticut Avenue, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1962-05-28
Millinery Reduced!
Orig. $40 to $50 Hots-$6.5o to S
.Orin g QS To g QS Ants @ IA {

Orig 81 95 to So 95 Hots-$2 to SIS
French Room millinery includes many o-knd designer
hots Excellent selections coo and styles Flowers strow
feIts orgonzos fobrics. .t
Street Selections FoIs Church. Shrnqon, Silver Spring
in the less expensive groups
Hosiery, poirs 81. Orig ST pair Discontinued styles
=. dress sheer with seams and walking sheer seam
less Sizes 8A, g. 10, l0h, H. s
Fomous Brond Hosiery. 75e. Orig ST. 35 to S. Dscon-
tinued colors.
Slippers, Slipper Socks. Boots. 81. Orig So to $6.
onv
Evening star., 1962-05-28
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Evening star., 1962-05-28
TOILETRIES SAVINGS

MuseoI Jewel Box s405-oo $795 oponee black Iocquer
! 1Mx7 Nx5.
Foom Hair Rollers 6oe-oio ST..
GosswoEe items 40 TO 500 off. r-
Purse Accessories 3o6 TO 5oo off, Compocts COMBS pill boxes
perfume bottles lighters
FINE BUYS IN SHOES-F Street only
ZOO pairs Customeroft Shoes SlI
Orig $2295 pumps hi and mid heels seasons coIors and
styles Bone beige patent and navy Block Golf ond co6b
notions. Arranged on tobes for cosy selection.
100 pairs Modemoselle Shoes-S8
Orig $l9.o5 and Sl995. Odd lots and discontinued styles
Beige nultnesh pumps, high and mid heels Big reduc
ton unusuo opportunity!
FoIs Church Only .a
300 poirs Shoes 81
Orig $I2o5 TO SI995 Most kind token from
stocks and priced for quick ceoronce Pumps sondo high
mid heels, blue, black, brown.
Shirneton Only /
100 pors Summer Whites 81
Orig. Sl295 to Slo95. One Of kind pumps varied
eolors, materials, most with high heels.
Silver Spring Only
100 pairs Summer Whites - So
Orig. $l795 S8e5 Modemoseles oil white specotors
with nov Hi and mid heels Broken sizes Excellent voes!
90 poiFs Modemoisele Shoes 81
One of kind pumps with high heels Varied colo
and moeriols
Evening star., 1962-05-28

NuSUuI DTeSS SHOp y
Orig 80 TO $l7.ee Misses and Womens Dresses,
S.. Blended fobrics in floral prints cotton knits
royon sutings. Tailored dresses sheoths few dress
up styles.
Orig SI4.ee to SIs Dresses, So shirtwoist shIes
novelty cottons, full skirted and sheoths solid coIors
and prints.
Orig. $17.99 TO $40 Women's and Misses Dresses,
$l4. Costumes, solid color royon crepes . cotton
prints wool Jerseys Many few-of- kind. Wine,
royal, green, pIods and prints
Street, Falls Church, ShrIinoton, Silver Spring f
Evening star., 1962-05-28
WINTER COATS
One-und FeW-of-u-Kind
WINTER COATS. + Street onI

For Misses $l40 to SOS coots $85 to SI65
For Juniors sos to $50 coots SIS to SS5
For Women $l40 to $l7O coots SIo0 to .SIIs
Fur products abe!sd nriuin u,nor.d
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-03-29
Mystery OF School
Glass At Jennings
Finally Cleared Up

Today's old photograph quail
flies for the out of the past cate
CORY in more ways than one. Ac-
tually. it should have accompanied
the article appearing in The Re-
publican on January 4 of this year.
on that date. due to a misunder-
standing. a picture of the Jennings
school was published, together
with a list of idcntifications. Later,
it was discovered that the pupils
names did not correspond with
those shown in the picture,
Mrs. Edward Platter, of Grants
vile. was able to furnish the cor
rect photograph, which is being
printed today. She also supplied
a more complete identification
In the top row. left to right, are
Catherine rDurst BroadWater,
Orpha Hoover, Lcafy Platter, Ruth
HandWcrk, Nora Miller. Mac Hare,
Irene Hare
Second row: Ada Wiley, Cole
man Upholc, Zelda Hoover, Bill
WCrkhciscr. Elmer Palmer, Charles
Root, Lawrence Miller, Victor
Blochcr, Blanche Pritts, Simon
Hoover, Marguerite White.
Third row: Howard Ross, Ethel
Layman, Charles Kenncr, Lcota
Bittingcr, Clarence Hoover, Becky
Bevans, Ellis Pritts. Ruth Faidley,
Russell Hoover, Oma waste, Alma
Ross, Lawrence Wiley
Fourth row: Frank Hare, Lester
Hare, Della Hoover, Noah Bit
finger, Alma Platter, Myrtle Hoov-
cr, Rosa burst, Nellie Beachy, the
teacher: Hazel Faidlcy, Arch Werk-
heiser. Clarence Hare, Rosa Yom-
NOR Jonah Kenncr, Charity Sails
bury and Alvin Wiley.
Mrs Platter says this is the first
class taught by Miss Bcachy, and
gave the date as 1913,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-03-29
Huwkins To Attend Session
Of School Administrators

Willard L. Hawkins, Superin-
tcndcnt of Schools received an
invitation this week from DR.. Fins
Englcman. Executive Secretary of
the American Association of School
Administrators to attend meeting
of all presidents and vice-presidents
of State superintendent Associa-
tions. to be held in Dallas, Texas,
April 27-28-29 Mr. Hawkins is cur
rcntiy Vicc-president of the Mary
land Association of School Super
intendcntS and will be accompanied
on the trip by John Yingling, Su-
perintendCnt of Howard County
Schools. who is president.
The purpose of the meeting
sponsored by the A.ASA, is TO
provide a man to man exchange Of
ideas for strengthening school adj
ministration and state associations
and to give added prestige to the
field Of school administration.
Approximately $50 school admins
traitors throughout the United
States arc expected to attend
Mr. Hawkins vii! Join Mr. Wing
ling at the Friendship Airport
where they will take a jet plane
TO Dallas Thursday, April %. They
will return home Sunday after
noon. April %. The theme for the
thrcc-day meeting is. Currents
and Cross Currents in Schools Adj
minisratiOn.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-03-29
Scout Groups List
Registration for 1862

Three scout groups have regis
tered for the 1862 season. it was
announced this week They are
Explorer Post 81. with Kenneth
Johns, adviser: Explorer Post 70,
Mt Lake Park. with Rev. James
Remley adviser. and Troop 70, Mt
Lake Park. with Foster Riggs as
scoutmastcr.
Registered in Explorer post 81
were Jay Bell David ". Close,
William Carlson, John FitzWater
III, Edward J. Frantz, James L.
Gibson, Richard Gncgy, Ed. Livcn-
good Thomas Miller, Harold Mos
scr, David NJ. Nordcck. Gary Orr,
Carl Pclton. Gary H. Potion, Todd
Schaiblc, John Sharps, James Stan
ton, Richard Stuck. Robert Stuck,
John Umstot, Ronald Wise Edward
Stevens. David Custer Jack Jones.
Committeeman include Dick Travis,
Hoover PcltOn, James Frantz,
Chester Mosscr Eugene Nordcck,
II. j. Stanton and George Stuck.
Mt. Lake Explorer Post had the
following members listed: Keith
Cannon, Rick Iauscr, Neil Hen
line, Walton Lane, Rick McManis,
Terry Palmer, Ebert Riley, Gary
Trickctt, Gary Turner, Porter
Wclch and Sonny Riggs.
Foster Riggs is assistant explore
adviser with Walter Price, Joe
WEIGH, ElWood Groves, Joe Turney
and Harvey Riley on the troop
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-03-29
Graduate Work To Be
Expended At Frostburq

Dr. r. Bowen Hardcsty. Prcsi-
dent of Fros,burg State Teachers
College has announced further eX-
pansion of services of the College
concerning graduate work, summer
school, and extension work
In the past, the offerings for
the Master of Education degree
have served elementary and junior
high teachers" Hardesty cited.
The immediate program will in
clude elementary. junior high, and
senior high classroom teachers"
AT least 500 of the Master of
Education degree at Frostburg must
be in subject matter courses
Hardesty stressed This is in direct
opposition to the philosophy of
some graduate schools which en-
dorse all of the courses to be in the
methods and education categories.'
Dr. Raymond Mccullough former
Garrett Countain, is director of
Summer School, Extension and
Graduate work
This innovation follows closely
upon that announcement of majors
put into operation a year ago for
the four-ycar program in liberal
arts available to high school
graduates" stated the President.
For those young people who do
not elect teaching, majors include
mathematics, biological sciences,
chemistry physics, English, history.
French and Spanish
The first graduates in the four
year arts and science program will
receive the BIS. degree this June.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1962-03-29
committee.

Listed on the Mt Like Park
troop are David Hauser Roger S.
Riley, Michael L. Biglcr, Mike
Trickett Jerry L. Cannon, Darrell
kitzmiller and Russell Erwin AS
sistants to Foster Riggs are Harley
Biglcr Harvey NJ. Riley and James
Taskcr. On the troop committee are
Walter w Price, James Rcmlcy,
Joseph WEIGH, Ebert O. Riley, f.
Joseph Turncy and Elwood Groves.
, 1962-12-15
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
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dered his resignation, and think that's in. order.
THE PRESIDENT: think that the language that
Senator Alexander has offered has made the motion
more clear. Will your read the motion as amended now?
"That the President Of the Legislature write a
letter to the Governor asking him to request
and accept: the resignation of Jack MonSanto
as Commissioner of Public Safety"
MR.. LAWAETZ: Mr.. President.
THE PRESIDENT: Senator Lawaetz.
MI. LAWAETZ: MI. President, / would go along
with a motion requesting the Governor to send down
the name of the Commissioner s(MonSanto) for recon-
f~rn1ation. But don't believe that the Legislative Body
should request a member OF the Governors executive
staff to be dismissed or ask that he resign. think that
we ain IN Ln4S Legislature, with everyone OF us present,
confirmed MI. Monsanto. And if we are not satisfied
with his performance at this time, and since we. have
a new Governor, / think it would be proper to ask the
Governor to send his name. down Tor confirmation as ne
did with all Of the other Commissioners. But | believe
for the Legislature to ask the Governor to ask one OF his
TOP men to send in his resignation is out Of order. l be-
lieve we can request him to send his name down Tor con-
~nrrnation as he did with all of the others to show the
good faith of the Legislature.
THE PRESIDENT: Are you asking that the Govern
or express confidence in MonSantO when ne has not
done so for the past months, by sending his name here!
The Governor has made no expression OF confidence IN
Mr.. MonSanto. H4e mas 1alled 10 snow any confluence ~
MI. Monsanto, due to the fact that he has not yet sub
united his name to the Legislature in all its several SEES
sions.
Do we have any further unreadiness?
The Chair hears none, we will have the roll call vote
at this time.
THEsQUESTION.
60 that .tthe. President Of the Legislature write q
letter to the Governor asking HIM to request
and accept the resignation of Jack NJ. Monsan-
- . Conor,;ccionor nf Public Safety"
, 1962-12-15
THEoUEsTIoN

THAT the President Of the Legislature write q
letter to the Governor asking HIM to request
and accept the resignation of Jack M. Monsan-
to as Commissioner of Public Safety
, 1962-12-15
Page

OPENING NIGHT PARTY
SATURDAY, DECEMBER IS, 1867
GRAPEIREE BAY HOTEL
ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ANEW AND
EXCITING l962-6s SEASON ONCE AGAIN
y FEATURING
PEDRITO ALTIERI und his Steel Bond
LUCIAN FRANCIS and his GrupetIee
Steel Bond
AND INTRODUCING
VIVIAN HAMILTON
at the piano, during the cocktail hour, with her extern
sive repertoire Of show selections, old and new tunes
presented in the unique manner which only VIVIAN
HAMILTON can demonstrate.
Buffet dinner & Dancing by reservation
$500 per person
Contact: Donald Davis, MGitre dhOtel Tel. l57
After dinner dancing Admission $50 per person
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-10
Teachers Die =

CONTINUED From Back Page)
N-o-N-PARENTHooD! AND HIS II AM THE WAY. THE
TRUTH, AND THE LIFE"l - my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL YE Do"!
PART
There ARE NO PURE. TRUE. TEACHERS EXCEPT
CHRISTllKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
(see pp g. lS2. s&H, FOR THE REAL
READ THE 23rd AND THE 9lst PSALMS AND NOTE
HOW LACKING m GODS PROTECTION THESE
NoN-cHRisT SCIENTIST TEACHERS WERE
ACCIDENTS ARE ADAM-EvE
I0RD-COD" MYTHsl-
DEMoNsTRABLE - IN THE HIGHEST DEGREE -
BY cHRisTLKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
THEY ARE RECEPTIVE TO MULTL"LEeioNs OF
ANGELS tchriss Jssvs
ALL REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - STU
DENTS THINKERS TEACHERS, AND ALL OTHERS -
LEARN THAT JESUS "MY FATHERS BUSINESS"
IS THE REAL WORK or ALL NATIONS AND PEo.
PLEsI ALL THE TIME AND THAT GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, THE COMFORTER, EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST. TEACHING ALL THINGS -
IS IMPERATIVE TO WAGE THE SPIRITUAL WAR
FARE WITH THE WORLD. THE FLEsH. AND THE
pEvIL"I - FORTUNATELY. MERELY ADAMEvE
"LoRpcoD" toen. AZ, etc., MvTHsi
iconsInvsd Next Column. Tep)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-11-10
"KILLION URGES
AUTOMATION'S ACCEPTANCE"


GEORGE KiIon, president Of the American President
Lines Yesterday blamed both industry and labor for hs
nations declining competitive position world trade
He told the National Foreign Trade Council that labor
quick enough TO accept suemsfon and that yovnss
entering industry ZOO quick 10 become orssniza
iion cenformist TO safeguard their pension.
DETROIT TRlBUNE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1862