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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
Meeting Set Tonight
For Jewish Appeal

The United Jewish Appeal of
Greater Washington will hold
its annual meeting of contribu-
tors at $3.50 o'clock tonight in
AdaS Israel Synagogue, Con-
necticut avenue and Porter
street NV.
The national goal of the UJA
this year is $95 million, which
will assist some 100000 Jewish
refugees.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
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New Hirohito Book

TOKYO, Jan. 8 (AP) EN-
peror Hirol.ito, considered an
expert on botany and zoology
is expected to publish his third
book in April, the imperial
household reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
ON THE AIR
An Our Town Note
For Perry Como
ON THE AIR
BY BERNIE HARRISON
Star TV Critic

On patriotic note this the Perry Como show has
been undertaking salute each of the SO States the idea
old the productions imaginative and knowingly
staged and them might learn few historical
facts that have escaped attention before like where
Jerry Lewis born.
thought we'd mention the bit at this has
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Woman Nearly
ltches To Death

"Insarlt itebedto dsaib
IN years. Then / FONDA
net0 tVonder ereme.NotV
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P.RamsayofL. 4. Calf
Here's blessed relief from
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Peefal ifrh rh afi0O gash
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

secretary Of the Commission on
Colleges ana Universities Of the
Southern Association Cf Colleges
and Secondary Schools. with Of
fices IN Atlanta, Ga.
While in North Carolina he
served as secretary treasurer
Of the Southern Association Of
Colleges for Women and was a
member Of the committee Of the
North Carolina College Confer.
cnce which collaborated with the
State Department OF Public In.
structiOn
b. r GODDARD served as Pres.
Of the Charlotte Mental Hygiene
Society and IS the author Of Tn
u.ln n- Marriage and Fam.
ily Life and co-cdlior Of Chris.
ian Base, Of World Order lie
has served o. consultant 10 a
number OF church.relatcd colleges
IN thor longransc planning.
begin June
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
U-M Scholarship

DAVID g TunnIcliff assistant
professor Of evil engineering at
Wsync State University, has been
awarded the Alfred + Hannah
Scholarship at the University Of
Michigan
The Scholarship is sponsored
by the Michigan Asphalt Paving
Association and IS awarded in
recognition Of Tunnicliff's doc.
toral studies at the L OF VI which
he carries IN addition 10 his
teaching duties at Wayne State
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Camping Trailer Selected
As Product Of the year

A new type camping trailer
which has enabled a Michigan
company to become the worlds 5
largest manufactures in this
field, and a multi-fucl engine have
been selected for the annual
Michigan Week product.of-thc.
year awards.
Milton kcndrick of the Michi.
gan Consolidated Gas Company
chairman of the award committee
SAID judges selected the Apache
camping trailer made by the
Wesley Manufacturing Company
OF Lapeer as the consumer pro.
duct-of-thc-year, and hypcrcyclc
mulll-fuel engine developed by
the Continental Motors Corpor-
alton of Muskegon as the indus.
trial productofthc-ycar.
This is the first time that both
consumer and industrial product
winners have been named. Last
year the top award went 10 ATo.
trecal, a dict food made by Mead
Johnson & Co. at iceland. and in
lsoo the award was won by Hush
pupples. casual shoe produced nv
the Wolverine Shoe g. Tanr;nr
Corp. in several Michigan cities
The winners were selected in
close competition with diversified
products selected as regional
winners in all parts of the state
Public acceptance of the Apacbe
',al'er has been so great that
pant facilities in Lapeer were ex.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

pandcd several times since 1857,
and in 1861 resulted in construc
ton OF an ultra modern plant and
office building with over 10000
square of production area and a
capacity for turning out 5000
units in four month period. This
IS now the worlds largest plant
devoted exclusively to manufac-
ture of camp trailers.
Employment has increased from
nine in 1857 to more than 200 at
peak production periods. The com
"r annual payroll has jumped
from $4,000 at the beginning TO
more than S60O,O00. All parts of
the unit are made in Michigan
and the national dealer organiza-
ton is now in excess of 500.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Med Donuld's Builds 81
New Restaurants

A total Of So new units in the
McDonald's chain of hamburg ,cr
restaurants arc under constrIuc-
tion in 4G u S. cities. They repre-
s"ni a total investment of $6Iz
million.
The McDonsId's chain now NUM-.
bers 365 units in 40 states and cx .
poets 10 add 10 more before the
end of this year. McDonald's ha.
already opened 36 new units i'm
1867
McDonald's has four units in
Detroit located at: 26930 Ply
mouth Rd.. 28220 John r (Madi-
son Hcights); 14845 Eureka Rd.,
tSouthgate); and 27480 Van Dyke
(Warren).
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Post Office Offers
$500 For Stump DESIGN

Postmaster General J. Edward
Day announced a Post Office De-
partment competition for the de-
sign Of the Battle of Gettysburg
Centennial Stamp, TO be issued on
July / 1868. This stamp will be
one in a series marking the five
year national observance of the
Civil War Centennial.
Procedures will be available to
all professional American artists
and designers who wish TO enter
the competition. There will be a
prize of $500. for the accepted
design The Stamp Advisory Com
mit'cc will serve as judges.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Hoifmen Named
For NAA(P Meet

NEW YORK - Six persons
we're named to serve as chair
men and parliamcntarians of the
NAACP's 35rd annual convention
legislative sessions in Atlanta,
July 2-8.
Roy wilkins, NAACP executive
secretary, announced that the
Committee on Convention Pro-
ccdure has named A. Leon Hig-
ginb0tham of Philadelphia and
John Barber of New Haven, Conn,
as chairman and narIinmcntarian,
respectively, for July 2.
Mrs. Margaret Bush Wilson
of st. LOUIS, Mo. and Pawn Sand
ifer of New York will serve on
July 8.
Nathaniel Colley of Sacramento,
Calf. and w. Robert Ming of
Chicago, will serve on July z.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
ChrysIer Opens
Automotive
Workshops

Chrysler Corporation Is offering
It's I.Itn annuai AutOm0tlye Work
snUp lnls summer Tor instructors
vi automolise mechanics courses
IN nlsn scnOOiS, colleges and tech
meal lraue SCHOOLS throughout the
United states, r. B. Hopkins, dl.
rector of Service Development
and IralnIng, announced today.
Ihe special automotive service
seminars viii be held during June
and July at the corporation S five
training centers: Center Line,
Mich; Skokie, ILL.,; Rye, Ny; At
lanta, Ga and Anahelm, Calf.
They will provide teachers with
advanced information on the la.
test factory-recommended dag
nostic technlques, service proce-
dures and special tool applications
developed for the maintenance of
Chrysler Corporation vehicles.
llldA( al itSs VIVA
tional educators should write the
Service Training Coordinator of
the Chrysler Corporation Training
Center nearest them for complete
details and registration forms.
The addresses OF the Training
Centers are as follows; 2600l Law
renee Ave, Center Line, Mich.
Phone: JEFFERSON $4,000, A. J.
Fowler, Serv. Tr. Coord.; $500 Ho-
ward Street, Skokle. ILL.,, Phone:
Orchard 6-l850, +. +. Palmer,
Serv Tr. Coord.; 2930 Forrest Hill
Drive, S.W.. Atlanta, Ga, Phone:
poplar 6-78ll. H. f. Miller, Serv.
Tr. Coord; 401 Theodore Fremd
ST., Rye. NY, Phone WOodbine
7-4700. r. j. Weaver, Serv. Tr.
Coord.; I'LL North Brookhurst
St, Anaheim, Calf, Phone; Pros
pect 4-9690, w. p. Clark, Serv.
TT. Coord
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
African Scholar Commencement
Speaker At Bennett College

GREENSBORO. y. c. An
African scholar and an Official
long Identified with CHER cdu.
cation IN the South VIII deliver
the principal addresses during
the 89th commencement program
at Bennett College next month
DR. Eduardo c Mundlane. OF
Mozambique, Southeast Africa.
presently professor Of anthro-
pology in the Maxwell Graduate
School ot tIizenship and Public
Affairs al Syracuse University.
Syracuse. New York will deliver
the baccslaureaie ac ! css on sun.
day June 3. at pm in pfciffer
Chapel
Dr Mondlanc Who received the
MA and Ph y degree in 50.
GEOLOGY and anthropology from
Northwestern University. rccclN.
81 his undergraduate degree from
Obcrln College He has served
tho United Nations a. a research
officer in irusteeship and a.
member Of is Economic Com.
mission for Afr ca located in
Ethiopia
Speaker for the commencement
exercises al 1890 am on Mon
day, juno Viii be DR. James
VI GODDARD Of Washington y.
C.. executive director Of the Coun-
cil Of Protestant Colleges and Un.
iyersitics
Dr GODDARD. who once served on
the faculty al Duke University
and who was for l3 years dean
and professor Of education al
Queens College IN Charlotte
served for five years a. executive
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Christ Is Big
Minister Tells
Students

GREENSBORO. y. c. - The
Christ in which many people be.
lieve is much too small, in the
opinion of the Rev. John G. Cor
ry who spoke at Bennett College
in Pfciffer Chapel
The speaker, who is pastor of
ST Matthews Methodist Church,
here and also college chaplain,
spoke after administering the
sacrament Of baptism TO the chill
dren Of six Bennett College grad
yates who returned with their
families for the annual service.
Using as his subject, How Bi;
Is Your Christ ~ which he refer
red to as "life's" ultimate qucs-
ton" the Rev Cory said
Jesus Christ is adequate for
all the needs of life and wants
70 occupy big place in your life.
lie IS big enough TO meet your
needs in the time of severest
trial and He is big enough to
claim the supreme loyalty of your
life. The first disciples gave up
everything for Him.
The Rev Mr.. Cory stated that
many college students who come
from Christian homes. often are
too timid or too self-conscious
to do things that they were
taught at home for fear of being
old fashioned Christ is big
enough, he said, ito make you
want to share Him with all the
world Is your Christ big %
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Lunch Training

TALLAHASSEE - Florida A
& NJ University, in cooperation
with the School Lunch Section
OF the State Department of Edu-
cation. will offer a school lunch
training program on the A & NJ
campus July 800. DR.. c. c. Mar
guess. professor Of foods and in
stItutional management, is dircc-
tor Of the program. No credit
VIII be given for participation in
this program.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

As | sat watching the many
people entering the YWCA. Lucy
Thurman Branch Saturday, for
the Current Topic Study Club
Flower Day Program. my
thoughts went back to the num-
Der 4 who ORGANIZED this club
in 1926.
You are happy TO see the cx-
pansion of any organization that
can capture, keep and hold to the
ideas their founders hold dear
TO themselves. We know that
success is not much of talent
or opportunity as Of concentra-
ton and perseverance, and all
of this has been put into ac-
ton in the club. and we are
still holding to our former motto,
Lifting AS We Climb"
MRS. HILL. HoNoREE
Today. the Current Topic Study
Club was happy TO honor Mrs
Georgia Hill wife. of the Rev.
Charles A w Hill on their 10th
Annual Flower Day Program.
We consider her a fine spcci-
mcnt of true womanhood an ideal
mother with eight children. so
full of logic, mirth and affec.
tion.
ITO others you are what sun.
shine is to flowers, and smiles
are to humanity They are but
triffles to be sure; but scattered
along life's pathway, the good
they do is inconceivable. ."-Addi.
SON.
A plaque from the club was
presented to the honoree. Roses.
kilograms, cards, letters from
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Delay Charges


She was convicted in Guy Court
in November. sentenced 10 two
years and a $1,000 fine. which she
appealed to County Court.
Apparently inspired by the
example of Mrs. Diane Nash Be-
veil. two leaders Of the Jackson
Nonviolens Movement defled
courtroom segregation mere TO-
day and were jailed on charges
Of contempt of court.
They are Luvaghn Brown and
Jesse Harris, botn residents OF
Jackson.
.Ie incident occurred in Kinds
County Court as the two young
men entered the courtroom TO
tend a hearing on the case OF
Mrs. Bevel. who is attempting TO
abandon an appeal and serve a
two-year prison sentence received
for her intcgration activities.
Brown and Harris seated them
selves on the side of the court
room reserved for whites and re-
fused to move when the bailiff
ordered them 10. County Judge
Russell Moore sent them to Jail
for contempt.
Mrs. Bevel had done the same
thing three weeks ago when she
appeared in the same court. She
served a Today sentence.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Vacation Dollars

A total of Sl4 million will be
paid in lieu of vacations this year
to 47.O00 eligible Chryslcr Corp.
hourly employees.
The majority of Chrysler en-
ployecs, including some 10000
in the Detroit area, will receive
their vacation payments TINS
veek
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Home Nursing Course

TALLAHASSEE - A course
in home nursing and infant care
will be offered at Florida AIM
University during the period
June 25-July 13. Miss Modesto
B. Duncan, assistant professor of
home economics education and
resident teacher trainer, will be
in charge of the course.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Joins Chemical Co.

BOSTON, Mass. - George f.
Daniels of this city has joined
the Dewey and Almy Chemical
Division, w. r. Grace and Com
pany, Cambridge, Mass, supplier
of container sealing compounds,
as a chemist in the Special Pro
jects laboratory of the Containcr
and Chemical Spccialtics Division.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Money-Soving Main Dish

This meat balls and spaghetti IS as delicious a anv vo,o
tasted but there welcome difference as YOU will see fre
the recipe II prepared only one Skillet
method winch saves time and dshwashingl
Inc all-mportan balls plump and richly iu d
70 tne undued mi TIL.
oouDerc whole milk, which brings marked
IN texture at the steps up the food value
YOU this moist
eat loaf - just shape and bake ~ ~ ""'o'Aui
SKILLET MEAT BALLS AND SPAGHETTI
pou "
@ LII nsoo crumbs chopped green pepper desired
s1P~"oPpeo onlon. divided ~
Dosh Of pepper MIR ~ :, ! - .n<prh..s
milk bnok.n ~ .rrr rs.s--
~oo'e'Poons hour (obout oked)
Mir together lightly thoroughly around beef brand ermh -
s onion teaspoon OF the u pepper evcpoued milk shope
INTO 10 balls Roll and IN oro.
over low heat Add balls rned
neo Fuh ous sides cup onion ond or
pepper confer tomato iuics over
s. une ,prnke with remaining powder
% sng oo over high heat Add spaghetti Cover
sks reduce heo
spo9nem 10 tender about 40 minutes M1kos servings.
Approximately Ia slices breed. pulled into crumbs
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

a Nllil>- ATfe>lcu on iht Nois-
plant cf Augustor Dennard. "a,
oSl4 +. Kirby March % Dennard
accused Nickson Of stealing 4
cans of powdered eggs. can
opener. a pair of plyers from a
parked truck while he was sleep
ing IN the truck on Meldrum near
Gratiot.
Calvin Trent, 40, of 5275 Van;
Court, was IvIno g1illy OF en-
gag.ng IN an illegal occupation
last week by Recorder Judge
John p. O'Hara and fined So
or 80 days in the House Of Cor
rectlon.
Workman Erby. 81. of 40l8
Milford, who was arrested at the
same time. was also found guilty
and fined S25 or 80 days in the
House Of Correction.
The two men were arrested al
the Milford address. The officer
said he placed Sl70 bet with
Erby. who gave the plays TO
Trent.
The officer said he confiscated
a total of l03 current dated bet
slips from the two men.
Robert Edward White, "a, of
l34o4 rlemlng. was charged with
felonlous assault last week in a
warrant issued by the prosecut-
0rs office.
Mnite. who is not in police Gus
tody, was accused of assault by
Morris johnson, -, OF ISoov
4 iemlng, sand White stabbed him
IN the lett side, and slashed
hIm across the right hip May IL
during an argument May IL in
poolroom at 24l7 (. Dawson, over
~no had won the game.
White fled after the assault.
Jimmie baltimore, 35, of 1890
Heidelberg, wa found guilty of
drunkenness last week by Record
ers Judge John p. O'Hara and
fined $40 or 80 days in the
House OF Correction
baltimore was arrested in a
police station at 1900 Mack.
baltimore denied that he was
drunk. lie said his wife had been
four days and he went
TO the police station TO get the
officers to make his wife come
home and fix his meals.
baltimore said after finding his
wife in a house with two men,
the men beat him up about his
own wife.
Burdctte Wade, 54, no home,
was found guilty of drunkenness
last week by Recorders Judge
John P. O'Hara and sentenced
to 80 days in the House of Cor
rection.
Police said Burdette walked
into police headquarters and de-
manded to be locked up.
Burdette begged the court for
a break"
Il had paid for my bed in a
flophouSe, he explained, but
the clerk wanted to put me in a
bed where a man had been rob-
bed and walked out"
Vivian Washington, 46, of 1856
Brush, was charged with shop
lifting last week in a warrant
signed by Recorders Judge Paul
f Krause.
Mrs. Washington was arrested
in department store at 1900
East 8 Mile Road, where store
detective said he observed Mrs.
Washington conceal blouse un-
der her coat. Further investiga-
ton disclosed the following goods
stolen in the same store: / rust
l pair gym shoes; 2
pairs of earrings; ! can of toilet
flush; / bottle of perfume and
two straw hats.
3
James Wilkes. 20, 1923 Field,
was charged with larceny in a
store last week in warrant is
sued by the prosecutors office.
Wilkes was arrested in a de-
partment store at 3516 Hart. Store
detective S. Craighead said Ro-
man discarded his old shoes and
replaced them with a new pair of
shoes valued at S697.
Police quoted him as saying:
81 had been drinking and forgot
4 = vax. for tho nnxu chnnc ~
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Society DoH1gs Mary Belle Rhodes
Current Topic Study Club
Honor Mrs Georgia Hill
= Photo by Williams

local and state officials and
congratulation letter from the
President of the U.S.A., John r
Kennedy Eighteen presidents
from all over the city brought
greetings from their clubs. Hart
ford Avenue Baptist Church of
which her husband. the Rev.
Charles A. Hill is pastor, sent in
a resolution.
Nearly 300 people attended this
celebration. and we were happy
to have each and everyone. Mes.
danes Gwcndolyn Harrison was
chairman of the affair and Eu-
rine Harrison is president.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

Thirty-one years ago the Inter
denomnational wives of all min.
isters decided to organize a lea
euc to be known as the Abatcn.
IVA League or Togetherness, and
Mrs George Hill was one of the
Founders. She also served as
It's president. She has been a
very helpful member and always
ready to serve with smile. Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson is president
The National Council of Negro
Women. Incorporated gave a
Commeration Program for Dr.
Mary Mcleod Bethune. Sunday
afternoon at the Detroit Histori
Cal Museum.
Mrs. Jeanetta Welch was
guest speaker rc.living with us
some of the highlights of this
srcat leader. DR.. Bethune. Many
CONTINUED On Page 81
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02
Court
lVesl,s
BY THE COURT REPORTER

Edward Lee Nickson. 27, Of
1868 Canton. was sentenced 10 ?
- 40 YEARS AL jackson Prison last
week by Recorders Judge Joseph
A. ellis. Arrested on the Com
plant of Augustor Dennard. "a,
oSl4 +. Kirby March % Dennard
accused Nickson Of stealing 4
cans of powdered eggs, a can
opener. a pair Of plyers from a
parked truck while he was sleep
ing IN the truck on Meldrum near
Gratiot
The Detroit tribune., 1962-06-02

Continued On Page 81
, 1962-01-25
Robinson & Feller
Elected to Baseball
Hull of Fome

Jackie Robinson, second
baseman for the Dodgers
and Bob Feller, pitching star
Of the Cleveland Indians were
elected to BasebalIs Hall OF
fame at Copperstown, making
a total of So baseball personal
tiles SO honored.
Bob Feller got through east
" but Robinson barely made
it. The player nominated must
have been retirement five
years before becoming eligi-
bic, but quite often their
names are selected many times
before they are finally select
ed.
Feller received $50 votes
and Robinson la, four more
than the minimum required.
Robinson is reported to
have commented, that he was
more than surprised at making
it on the first time up.
Jackie broke the color line
in l947 with the Dodgers,
CONTINUES on Pace
, 1962-01-25

de Lugo, along with other high
ranking Administration Off
Gals attended President Ken
nedys Inaugural Anniversary
Dinner, which was hela oa,ur-
day night, January 10th at the
National Guard Armory in
Washington, DC, where over
six thousand people from all
over the country and the ter
ritories attended the 500 a
plate dinner.
Special honor was paid to
the people Of the Virgin Is
lands through the seating of
Governor and Mrs. Paiewon-
sky at the head table with dig
nitaries attending the dinner.
tContinued on Page a
, 1962-01-25
Calvary Church
Begins Celebration OF
First Anniversary

The Mount Calvary Penta-
costal Church begins the cele-
bration of its first anniversary
today & will continue through
February 18th, it was announc-
ed by the Rev. G. Stanley
Mayhem, pastor.
Several ministers and their
congregations will participate
in the services which will be
conducted in both English &
Spanish beginning at 7:45
every night.
There will be music and
singing as a special feature.
, 1962-01-25

CdpllOl.
commenting on the recent
appointment of Attorney AL
meric Christian as U. S. Attor-
ney for the Virgin Islands, Mr.
de Lugo stated that he was
extremely pleased that Presi-
dent Kennedy had seen fit to
appoint someone of Attorney
Christians umquestionable
high ability to the post. He
further stated L am sure the
Presidents choice will receive
the unanimous approval of
the people Of this territory.
Attorney Christian was the
personal choice of Governor
Paiewonsky and National Com
mitteeman de Lugo.
While in Washington, Mr..
, 1962-01-25
Stephen S. Keller
Addresses Meeting of
Contractors Assoc.

The Contractors Association
held a meeting on January p,
at the Government House at
s P. NJ. The principal speaker
was Stephen S. Kaler, State
Supervisor of the United
States Department of Labor,
Bureau of Apprenticeship and
Training from Portland,
Maine, who is also an engin-
eer.
Mr.. Kaler talked about the
need for apprenticeship train
ing, explaining how to set it
up to satisfy the needs. He ex-
planned the benefits to the en-
pIoyee and to the employer
and how it was a strictly vol
untary program that was guild
ed by the Department Of La
Dor and Agriculture and it
needed the complete coopera-
ton Of all concerned. He said
also that it needed continuous
Continued on page Al
, 1962-01-25
Newest Nc del IBM
~TypeWriters Arrive
for v. |. Schools

A supply Of the very latest
in typewriters, the IBM Sc
l~ectric, arrived for the Com
mercial classes in the Virgin
Islands.
The new machines work on
a different principle to the
conventional machines. The
type faces are on a ball and
can easily be changed when
another type face is desired.
, 1962-01-25
Senator Lawaetz Censors Caribair;
sUnfair''P ractices to ST. roix

several travel agents and asked
them why they don't send PEG
pie 10 St. Croix. And they told
hiIa that sometimes it takes as
much as three days to get a re
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