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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06

3x2 MANIFOLD with CARDS and new
fuel pump, $50 '33 Ford grille. $40.
BOB, LU. 3-0l96.
1881 FORD BODY PARTS. Anything
you want. Cheap. CORKY. RE. g.
1895.
FORD SO Mercury motor ready to go,
SD. Also rear trunk lid. SIS. LII.
2-S497.
KART AND PARTS-Kart with . ia
cobSen engines. parts TO . other Ja-
cobsens, > pow. prod 500 compl.
Call MIKE. WE. 5-550s.
FORD 1854 . dr., r.. h., WV. white
finish. std. shift, new tires. S275. or
make offer. Call AP. 7-5759
FORD 1855 Mainline 2-dr. sedan. VS.
with straight stick, good radio and
body, engine disassembled. needs rings
and bearings, Sll0. Firm. OR. 4-4973.
FORD 40 stock car. $40. Ford 30
stock car. S25. New track cam, $50
4" crank, $40. Ali rear. SO. Mise.
Ford parts and AS Plymouth. $50.
AP. 7-5465.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06
Special Events

TUMBLING SHOW: Wakefield For
est School. sixth annual tumblinE
show at > pm. tonight at the
Annandale High School sym.
Admission so cents.
MOVIE: Department OF Commerce
auditorium at S:l5 pm. tomor-
row. A film presented by National
Capital Astronomers.
HORSE SHOW: Meadowbrook SHOW
Ring. off East-West highway in
Chevy Chase, Nd, at 2 am.
Saturday and Sunday, by the Bit
and Spur Riding Club.
CONVENTION: w heat ton High
School from Q am. to 80 pm.
Saturday. the schools Latin Club
will host q convention Of the
Maryland State Junior Classical
BEAUTY CONTEST: Miss Fairfax
County and Junior Miss Fairfax
County will be chosen at $50
pm Saturday at the Fairfax High
School Auditorium. Entered in
the contest. sponsored by the Fair
fax Soroptlmist Club, are 73 Fair
fax High School beauties. Admis-
sion is 81 for adults and so cents
for children.
FASHION SHOW: Duval Senior High
tonight at s O'Clock in the multi
purpose room. The latest clothing
and hair styles will be modelled,
followed by record hop. Ad-
mission. so cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06

Judgment at Nuremberg"
and Miss Moreno for her
performance in West Side
Story"
Looking toward the flu
ture, you did a bit Of crystal
ball gazing and came up
with your choices as the
most promising newcomers
among the young actors and
actresses today.
Warren Beatty was named
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06

most often as the most
promising male newcomer,
the choice of nearly IT
per cent. He appeared in
"Splendor in the Grass" op-
poSite Natalie Wood.
Paula Prentiss was named
by nearly II per cent as the
most promising female new
conner for her comic role in
Bachelor in Paradise" the
Bob Hope movie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06

That's how the voting
came out in this years poll.
IN our last years survey,
you correctly picked Eliza
beth Taylor, Burt Lancaster
and THE Apartment" for
the top three awards. You
just missed in the support
ing roles, putting Shirley
Jones and Peter Ustinov-
the winners - in second
place.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06
Dance

SOPHOMORE PROM: High Point
High School. Beltsville, Nd. to-
morrow night In the gym Alpine
Ball" theme, complete with
miniature bridge and Swiss
chalet decorated with flowers and
babbling brook.
HEARTTHROB BALL: At Temple
Sinai, 300 Military road NV.
tomorrow night Presented by
the Esther Chapter. Washington
Council B'nai Birth girls.
CORONATION CRUISE: 1862 Cherry
Blossom Festival event aboard
the IS Sea Belle, Wilson Lines.
Pier ;, Maine avenue S.W. Tickets.
at 50 per person, may be pur-
chased at 1915 X street NV.
SENIOR PROM: Bladensburg Md
Senior High, tomorrow night at
$50 O'Clock at the gym. wonder
land by Night" theme, complete
with a New York City night
club setting and music by the
Howard Deyron Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06
Music

BALLET: Sweet Teen Suite" day
in the life of a teen-ager set to
music and dance, by the Mont
gomery County Ballet at Rockville
Civic Center. at SIS pm. tomor-
row and $50 pm. Sunday.
Tickets. 81.
Music Festival by Catholic Uni
versity tonight and tomorrow.
Music by WASHINGTON Area ele-
mentary, Junior and senior high
school bands. orchestras, choruses.
Rlee clubs, instrumental and vocal
ensembles and soloists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06
Stoqe

MUSICAL: "Yeoman Of the Guard"
by the MONTGOMERY County Light
Opera Association tonight and
Saturday at North Bethesda Junior
High School
MUSICAL: THE Boy Friend" q mu-
steal hi-jinks on the Roaring EOS.
at Roosevelt Auditorium. Thir-
tenth and Upshur streets NV,
tonight and tomorrow, q Cherry
Blossom Festival event. Tickets
at 80 and So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06
How Teens Pick Them

Here are the percentage figures of voting
by 1895 teen-agers (S77 boys and 709 girls) in
the Gilbert surveys annual movie poll on
Academy Award winners:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06
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TEEN GO.Pad
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TEEN Go-Pdd Is DheTe
you'll find out what's going
on in the Washington area
today, Saturday and Sunday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06
AREA DISC JOCKEYS PICK TOP TEN RECORDS
Consensus of the Ratings of Nine Local D. Us

Record
!. Soldier Boy
2. Mashed Pototo Time
3. Good Luck Chorm
4. Lover Please
5. The One Who Really Loves You
6. Shout
7. Uptown
8. Twistin' MotiIdo
9. Slow Twistin'
10. Johnny Angel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06
BEST ACTRESS
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR

George Chakiris West Side Story
Jackie Gleason The HustIer)
Montgomery Cliff Judgment at Nuremberg
Peter FAX (POcketful Of MiracIes)
George G. Scott The Hustler)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-04-06

FORD '55 COW. semicustom; floor
shift. needs trans. work $3.50. No
reasonable cash offer refused. JOE.
HU. 3-5763.
, 1962-12-28
FOR SALE
/ Set Hepple White
DINING CHAIRS
For information call
AVIS OFFICE 48
ron SALE

with their committee.

with their committee.
Mr.. Motta stated that acti-
vities have been scheduled for
every night in the village and
on Thursday, january 3rd,
Milo and His Kings will be
entertaining.
Highlighting the entire fes-
Invites will be the grand pa
rade scheduled for January
9th.
, 1962-12-28

WANTED Cook experienced
private family Board & Room
top salary. Alien or citizen
Write: P. o. Box 1888, St. Thomas
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03
Bearer Has Date;
Then Backs Out

Twelve-year-old Beaver Cleaver,
heretofore confirmed girl-hater,
has an unexpected change of heart
in Beavers First Date on Leave
1t to Beaver" Monday at 8 on KFAR-
TV, Channel g.
While reluctantly attending his
ballroom dancing class, Beaver is
SO Smitten with a new girl that he
asks her to be his partner for the
class cotillion the following week.
He later decides he can't go through
with it, but his family won't permit
him to back out
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03
Inherited Estate
Scene OF Terror
On Thriller Show

A young couple inherits an I'M
cle's estate, with a proviso that
they check the burial vault daily
and follow written instructions in
case of tampering, in THE Return
of Andrew Bentley" starring John
Newland, Antoinette Bower and
Philip Bourneu on NBC-TV's
Thriller" Saturday at $50 on
KFAR-TV, Channel 2.
Ellis and Sheila Corbett New
land, Miss Bower) move into the
mansion following the death of
Uncle Amos (Terence deMarney)
and soon are terrorized by the ghost
of Andrew Bentley (Reggie Nalder)
and his familiar" tom Hennesy).
DIR. Weatherbee (BourneuG tries to
help the beleaguered couple.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03
Catering To Win,
Becomes Costly

The price of catering to whim
comes high for a naive young lady
who leaves her home in the East for
a taste of frontier life on Marshal
Dillon" Tuesday at $50 on KTVF,
Channel Eleven.
Although happily married to Bar
ney Wales Casey Adams, Mavis
McCloud Gay SPAIN is soon ruth
lessly caught up in the unfamiar
laWlessness of the West. When she
is found shot, US. Marshal Matt
Dillon goes after man who openly
swore vengeance on the girl for
leaving her Eastern home
Jessen's Weekly, dedicated to
Alaskans everywhere, young & old
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03
.-PROCRAM HICHLICHTS--

money to divorce him in THE Case
of the UnWelcome Bride
DEFENDERS = s Kent Smith
plays wealthy older man who con-
fesses to numbering his young wife's
former husband, who has been
Matchmaking him.
HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL-9
"A sharp shooter, who collects
bounty on dead cattle rustlers, has
outlived his time and Paladin must
prevent him from hunting down an
unWanted man.
GUNSMOKE = $50 "A crafty
rancher tries to frame his wife with
a hired hand in plot to force
money from her father.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03
Hub0nd's Past
Ouertakes Couple

Michael Rennie stars as Hum
phrey Oxford and Antoinette Bow
er as Elisa Minden in the tale of a
girl who marries for economic
reasons. only to have her husbands
past overtake them with terrifying
results in The Silk Petticoat" on
NBC-TV's Alfred Hitchcock Pre-
sents' Saturday at 8 on KFAR-TV,
Channel 2.
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03
PRISON SHOW

Sammy Davis Jr, who enter
tanned nearly 5000 inmates at Fol-
som prison, is working to get other
performers to entertain prisoners
throughout the country
Davis said after his hour-long
show: This is something that ought
to be done We should be ashamed
of ourselves for not doing it be-
FORE"
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03

KFAR-TV program highlights for
Saturday are:
NEW BREED : 8 = A girls at
tempted suicide leads the Met Squad
TO disclose evidence to convict a
phony doctor.
HITCHCOCK-9-The recognition
of a photo restores the memory of
an amnesia victim.
THRILLER 9:30-An inherited
mansion is the scene of terror.
PERRY MASON-7-A bride be-
comes distraught when her husband
urges her to accept an offer of
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03
KFAR TV
CHANNEL 2
NBC-ABC

Booking LEONARDO (NBC)
5:30-Three Stooges
5:45-Calvary Baptist Church
6:00-Big Mac
6:30-Hamilton Acres Bapti S t
Church
6:40-Wally'S Weekend Report
6:50-Colvin's Sports Corner
MAVERICK (ABC)
8.00-NEW BREED (NBC)
9:00-ALFRED HIT c HOO &C K
(NBC)
9:30-THRILLER (NBC)
l0:30-Weather Map
10:35-Northward Bldg. Theater
Jessen's weekly. [volume] (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1942-1968, 1962-01-03
Es==~s@zss=zs=sssssz7
y y z;! SATURDAY.
kVF
CHANNEL1l
CHS

3:30-Test Pattern & Tone
3:45-Light Time
4:00-MIGHTY MOUSE (CBS)
4:30-MAGIC LAND OF ALAKA-
ZAM (CBS)
5:00-ROY ROGERS (CBS)
5:30-SKY KING (CBS
6:00-Texas Rangers
6:30-News and Sports
6:55-Weather Forecast
7:00-PERRY MASON (CRS)
8:00-THE DEFENDERS fCBS)
9:00-HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL
(CBS)
9:30-GUNSMOKE {CBS)
10:30-Weather Report
10:35-Bowling Stars
1l:05-Theater IL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
Full Freedom Near AT Hand

Iousaaa has been tho scene Of MANY Of CORES
Freedom Pi ari "s,.r, fhc Lcpisisna Weekly,
which is Wiell et t5f b this deep Scala state pub
ished the following editorial u current issue
The year 1861 na some down in history IS THE
Year Of Tho Freedom aia 40, before since the sign
INC OF the Em9noiraf.aa Proclamation has there been
such an avakenin never before has there been such
determined intelligent and nonNioleni bid BIZ Negroes
'or the fll freedom Which guaranteed ell Americans
regardless y race Coor OF cFeed
TIL, IS a. it shcild ~ - Il i now % wears since
toc document VIII vs intended 10 ei,c ne ong-sgff.
eing iolmefh cHsa.ed N-ro the fullest eiio, ment of
the isns and pslfi'e e deNo.faes
And nov ve are list one Nssr short Of the onclppd.
class cilzenshir Pvt sllV Fro7r and fs That
The Eiran patton Prrs'ama'. ~ 1863 even to this day
Is noble bN almost n'earia as p,onoa'e men
After % wears Wh,e lmeri,a has rcfasod 10 forac
slavery dsv The confederate flag which should have
keen iJicd and ,aid re AcN Tx nation at ain ~
came one after bloods Struggle still holds the minds Of
rcgaon still plaques the land and pemeatc every phase
life. education travel housing lob opportunity courts
OF Justice voting and othe citizenship rights
When i fercd hat not one Of the thousands
Emancip ton Proclamation ray moi even ho descend
Of cnchaAcd Neerocs vh0 reoccd at The sgang Of The
the democratic benefit vaieh intended. can
rightly understand iic lcsNerafe nairp Of the nsiSten
bI ncnti0on- .tf, f0 freedom Iii 3 Wcre led BIZ
>olns American Nta dr'rs 1861 For them and for
al! Nee.ue- X ntl
ism And to spcs ,1.ra siar 81 fhe street, rfier a
race has been WAITING 81 Years io M freedom be ac-
corded Drt ..b i-ffa. stadtal can orc eete
j, orr .iarpre f.,e 'ai d7eins the wear 1862
Amerea 9il .4eedlr rs ir1 70 betA fristianity
ord me "a Alolto denocr4ic principles n
cverv section fhr a stes to become ,yno ex-
annie Of tie e1ctrai tlst an men REGARDLESS 81 race
creed or color 9fe fnte @ la Ehc.ty ana the purs,
Of happiness
our belief rs in.t ne Amcriean Negroes demands
"a he
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
Post office Reports
largest Xmas Delivery

The Post Office Department
reported the largest. most sue
cessful Christmas delivery opera.
ton in its history - with mail
handling 81 per cent greater
than during the same period
last year and receipts up about
S. million.
The report is regarded as a
sound barometer of this year 5
mail operation since ii covers the
period Dec. | through Dee. 20
on operations in all of the ma.
tons offices with a million dol.
lars or more in annual receipts.
handling 80 per cent of all u. s
Mail. Christmas mail volume re.
ached its peak Dec 10 and 10,
several days earlier than usual
in all major areas.
The miIIion-doIIsr offices re-
ported q cumulative total Of 500
billion pieces OF incoming and
cufsoins mail Dec. ! TO 20.whieh
is 81 per cent more than last
year. Postal receipts were I'd
from si67,ooo,ooo TO sl72, 100.
ooO and, despite the heavy in.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
Budget Finance
Plan Declares
Regular Dividends

The Board of Directors of Bud.
get Finance Plan. in a meeting
held Dec 10. 1861, at Los Angel
es, declnred regular cash divid
ends to shareholders of 60-cenl
convertible Preferred, 6 per cent
Serial Preferred and Common
Stock Dividends have been paid
consecutively for is years.
The regular dividends were 10
cents to per share TO holders OF
oO-cent Convertible Preferred
Stock; is cents per share TO
holders Of 6 per cent Serial
Preferred Stock and 1917 cents
per share to Common Stock hold
ers. payable January Is. 1862 to
shareholders as of December %,
1861.
Budget Finance Plan Is a diver
siiied consumer finance company
win 80 offices in IS states.
Assets exceed $50 million and
snare are listed on the American
ana Pacific Coast Exchanges.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06

Year End Settlement
" SECRETARY OF LABOR ARTHUR J. coLpaERc

AS we start the new year am glad to report that all
5ms punt 10 further vigorous improvement in our
economy employment anu personal income have both
s e 70 new highs recently and the unemployment st,
som when mas troubled us throughout the year has inn
md nlnk we can confidently look forward to conin-
aeu Use IN the economy throughout 1852 have M
uouDt IN fact that will continue 10 cot ioh roaS -;
u months ahead An important aspect Of the
STABILITY IN prices that the working man has moi Maid a.;
.n rVr .ne Improvement in his economic condition
mendously important tina; each bear in mind that 70
coIey can be impeded by lack of restraint with
~ oV, on, prices and wages during crucial months
we need sound collective bargaining. we naed
u ana responsible price and wage policies with re
speIt 10 american industry and American labor While
"e look forward to Improvement in the employment s,
aion nevertheless must also record that our unennlov
ens situation though significantly improved is st MOI
sa.slacuory we have too many of our people out ~
woh we owe the continuing obligation TO them 70 rn
sure 10 the maximum extent practicable full annav
men SO that all people who willing and able 10 ,poyk
a ino Ioo And II is the determination OF our admin
StIauon In cooperation with labor and manaaornt -.
AFFORD these job opportunities to Americans ''"' -
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06

crease in mail, there was a
slight drop in the use Of man.
power hours three fenfhs OF one
per cent under last year..
Total incoming and outcoming
mail handling for Dec. | through
20 was about 9i2 billion pieces
including about 20 per cent OF
the nations mail - about IL
billion pieces - handled in the
smaller post offices with less than
a million dollar receipts. The
total incoming and outcomIng
mail handled for the Christmas
season should easily exceed IL
billion pieces when all reports
are in
Postmaster General j. Eward
Day gave credit to the extension
of the Post Office Departments
new nail "fusing" program on
nationwide basis - under which
all daily mail for residences is
nut together for one single de.
livery - for substantial SAVINGS
this year. with improved deliver.
les and fewer errors.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06

ANN ARBOR - The Universe
Is Of Michigan Band made head
lines around the world with a
rrecedent.breaking trip to the
soviet Union and Near East.
The first college band invited
~ make such a tour. they travel
Cd some $4,000 miles to play in
10 countries for Is weeks. The
famed I'M Niclors" marching
,'rovcd to be the big show
stopper Of the tour
O'her hghlighis OF The year
included.
Closed circuit tclevision used
cxpcrimentally in the orientation
program for 1000 new students
ia January UNI investigators
launched a three-year study of
The cost of fighting malaria. Ches.
ter BowleS. special advisor TO
The President, spoke at the Jan
nary graduation exercises when
1884 degrees were awarded
Freshman al the UNI achieved
higher scores on the standardized
intelligence tests than the aver.
are L 5. college graduate. The
Medical School adopted II
month schedule for junior med
icll students.
Invention Of corn pads, an FIN
sci ard special electronic belt
in February en-ioled U-M re-
sesrehers 10 record the heart beat
of athletes in competition for
the first time.
Financing education at the
I'M was made easier for many
students BY the adoption in
Mach Of the installmcnt plan
for paying fees. The UNI employ
cd approximately one out of
every five students it enrolled
The UniverSity's 25-year-old ma
icr research project in the 'hu-
manitics-The Middle English
Dictionary had its third volume
published. The Face of the Fiji.
Ties" painting and sculpture
from the Whitney Museum of
American Art collections high.
lighted the spring exhibition
a walking machine was designed
hy a mechanical engineering pro
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
Vet Pensioners
Should Report
OUTSIDE Income

It's. pension reporting time for
10000 disabled veterans and the
dependents Of some $4,000 de.
ceased veterans in Michigan.
r NJ Fitzgerald. Manager of the
Veterans Administration Region
al Office in Detroit, explained
why it's also a time of headaches
and individual problems, most of
them unnecessary.
Along with their December
check, Cue January !, all VA
pensioners will receive enclosed
fsbvlsfing cards. please do not
mufiIsfe, although thousand or
more will come back in vnusabIe
condition..
On these cards, beneficiaries
must report all outside income
received during 1861 and expect.
ed in 1862. Outside income
means everything. inducing So.
eisI Security. except Of course,
fhe va pension payments them.
seIves).
VA needs the report to deter
mine continued eligibility of pen.
sioners and TO make adjustments
on the basis of increased or de.
creased outside income. Zone
pension and beneficiary-and the
when income of an individual if
he's single, exceeds 81 400 a year.
or $500 if he has dependents.
Another, the newer 1860 law
sets limits of $1,000 and SO 600
but provides for adjustments on
the basis of income up to these
maXimums.
For those reporting promptly
they have until January 81
there is no problem. VA process.
SEES the cards-four different
Kinds, depending on the type of
pension and geneficiary-and the
checks go out on time.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
FEAR NO EVIL
R,sh G.E.s"ss "a q God
IN. Stone. 1tsaH Cry OM

Christ Jesus whose Mind
was stayed on God, declared
that OF Himself He could
do nothing, but with God
all things are possible.
BECAUSE Jesus Of all times
pvt His trust In God, he
was able - hold all carna'
and mortal thoughts under
complete control and prove
mans spiritual status OF do
minion. He was always
moved by the sweet sounds
OF the love Of God. His dis
cipIes KNOWING this, were
cbedienf to His commands.
"And il came to pass.
when he was come nigh to
Bethphage and Bethany. at
the mount called the mount
of Olives, he sent two of his
disciples,
Saving. Go We into the
village over against you; In
the which at YOUR entering
We shall find colt tied.
wherein vet never man sat:
loose him, and bring him
hither.
And il any man ask you.
Why do we loose him? thus
shall we say unto him, Be-
cause the Lord hath need
of him."
Luke l9:29-3l
If the reader will read tho
balance through to verse 38
it will show forth the diSci-
pies who had real confidence
in Jesus. and were willing 10
10 his biddings.
When the disciples did
their biddings there we're
comments among the phari-
sees.
Christian Science by Mary
Boxer Eddy explains. Jesus
words.
There is but one or Us
but one divine Principle, or
Mind. governing all exist
ence; man and woman UNI
changed forever in their in
dividual characters, even as
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06

numbers which never blend
with each other, though thew
are governed by one prin.
ciple. All objects Of God,
creation reflect one Mind
and whatever reflects moi
this Mind, is false and or.
ronecus, even the belief that
life. substance. and intclIi.
gencc are both mental and
material. lS&H p. 588:ll.l8I
-
The Bible story tells us.
and some of the phari.
sees from among the multi.
tudc said unto him. Master.
rcbukc thy disciples.
And he answered and said
unto them. ! tell you that,
il these should hold their
peace, the stones would i'm.
mr. diateIv erv out"
luke 19:39-40)
= =
II Is fhrouch The divine
isw Of God that the way out
ct trouble. war, destruction
and disaster will be revealed
in these times. And as we
thoroughly decide 70 make
CIR pre- parafions for
victory and for living peace
sv The example Of that One
s'ind which was in Christ
J~s',s we will be far under.
way with peace on the earth.
Gods law is the way
which leads out OF the natu-
rel human beliefs in the
complete safety of material
weapons. which are good in
thor place. but are not the
all everlasting power.
Durino these times when
men and nations appear to
be so far divided in person
nj opinions. Gods spiritual
law is able to draw them to-
ccther IN one sweet concord,
Of mutual understanding.
where God governs all of His
universe in perfect harmony.
under the ruling influence
of divine law and order.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-06
Trade Union:sts,
Educators Meet
In Washington

Educators from more than 60
american universities and col.
leges will join over 100 trade
unionists in Washington TO dis.
cuss equal opportunity for high.
er education. the AFLCIO an.
nounced. The labor sponsored
conference will observe the Tooth
anniversary of the establishment,
by the Federal Government Of tho
land grant college system II will
be held in the Shoreham Hotel
January 4 and 5.
Among the principal speakers
VIII be John A. Hannah pre.;.
dent OF Michigan State univers;,v
and Chairman Of the un;.sd
States Commission on Civil,
k'shfs; Sterling MeMvrrin. U. s.
commissioner OF Education and
Seorse Meany President Of The
AFl-cIo. "s
Lawrence Rogin, Director Of
the AfL-ClO Department Of Ed.
ucation, said the registration was
larger than expected and md
Gates the deep concern with
which educators view this prob
lem. P'oD
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country suffers an enormous
waste OF talent because far foo
many people who want TO 90 ~
college and who are intellectual.
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