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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-27
Record Ampunt Raised
By UN(F IN 1851

NEW YORK - The United Ne.
gro College Funds annual, ma
tion-wide campaign reached a
new high of s2,195,821 in 1861,
Bruce Barton announced recent
ly. Mr.. Barton chairman OF the
board. Batten, Barton, Durstine
and Osborn served as national
UNCF campaign chairman for
the third consecutive year.
THE amount raised last year
follows the pattern of increases
set by UNCF in the past" Mr..
Barton said. Our success reflects
the confidence Of the American
people in the 80 member colleges
OF the Fund and their more than
$4,000 students. These colleges
are preparing their students
ACCIDENTALLY. in leadership, il
patriotism, in dignity-to accept
the responsibilities of citizen.
ship"
w. J. Trent Jr., executive d..
rector of UNCF, stated the
amount raised during 1861 re-.
presents an eight percent in
crease over 1860 contributions,
the largest increase in five years.
New contributors, wider nation
al interest, and greater effort
by devoted volunteer workers,
especially UNCF alumni, spark.
ed the success of the 1861 APP
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-27
apply Before Jan. Is
for Night Classes

students planning to enroll in
We We evening division of the Law.
s ne Institute of Technology
iol The first time have until
January % to apply.
ms IS announced by Reals.
80 ~ oenevieve DooIey who Org
~ mar prospective students an.
-, uy as early as possible before
The desdIine.
ill., evening engineering registra.
r 'on Is scheduled for 6 pm.
e,.."ruary IL, IA and 1866 with
''s s beginning February 10.
evening Technical Institute r..
35 % Is s p.m., February
-, ,ss r,e-coiIsse classes, for high
"Uo' graduates who desire 70
s1,' e Up deficiencies for engine.
nm college entrance, will be
TWO evenings per week.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-27

peal" Mr.. Trent said.
All UNCF members. located in
IL southern states, are accredit-
ed, independent colleges and un-
fFersities. Funds raised in the
yearly UNCF appeal provide APP
Proximately 10 percent of their
annual educational budgets. Gifts
toy UNCF are not allocated for
spe cific purposes, but are used
by the colleges where most need
ed. principally for scholarships,
for faculty salaries, and to inn
prove academic programs.
In 1851 uhcF also received
$114.l07 in unrestricted Iesacies
and h,,ovesfs. All such requests
are deposited in . special re.
serve fund TO give the colleges
additional security. Income from
this fund helps defray the costs
Of the annual UNcF campaigns.
Total gifts to the College Fund
from all sources in 1861 amount
ed to $2,3l0,008.
Founded in 1914 as the first
cooperative Embarrassing organi-
zation for private colleges, UNCF
has raised $43, 444, 759 to date for
its member institutions. OF this
amount, a capital-funds appeal
conducted from 1851 to 1856,
raised $l7,5O1, 900 for new build
ings and repairs.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-27
200 Citizens To Plan
Community Hi School

Functions and Physical Educa.
ton, Miss Olga Madar, Director
Recreation Dept. UAW-CIO.
Individual Values Judge Wade
II. McCree, Jr., United States Dis
trict Court for Eastern District
of Michigan.
School and Community Rela-
tons, Mrs. John Decker, Resi-
dent in area.
Civic and Political Activity,
Mrs. George Staten, Board Mem
Der, City Plan Commission.
Auxiliary Services, To be nam.
ed. Ax
Trends in Secondary School
Education, Mrs. Thomas Mullins,
Monteith School Project Advisory
Committee.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-27
Peace Corps Lists
Immediate Needs

Sargent Shriver. Director Of
the Peace Corps, announced
plans for projects in eight new
countries and invited qualified
volunteers to apply for their
choice of projects.
He said requests for volunteers
had been received from the Ivory
Coast, Ethiopia, Somali, Togo.
1unisia, Honduras. Jamaica and
North Borneo.
Shriver made the announce
ment al the O'Hare Inn in Chi
cago during a luncheon honor
ing 36 Volunteers departing from
O'Hare international Airport for
service in Malaga.
Governor Otto Kerner of Ill
inois issued a proclamation de-
claring the day to be Peace
Corps Day in Illinois The lun-
cheon was sponsored by Chicago
industrialist Henry Crown. Gov
ernor Kerner and Mayor Richard
Daley of Chicago we're honorary
chairmen.
There are many men and wo-
men who would like TO serve in a
particular area or fiji a specific
project need" shriver said.
These eight new countries
will enable them to volunteer
for the kind of job they know
they can do. More new projects
providing many more opportun.
tiles for service will be announc-
ed soon.
I'VE are now in a position
to begin recruiting for particular
skills. Candidates will be able to
apply for the project of their
choice"
Shriver listed the needs of
the eight new projects as follows:
ETHIOPIA: Three hundred Sc
condary school teachers. with
these teaching specialities-Eng-
lish. mathematics, science, social
studies. commercial subjects. in
dustrial arts. home economics.
vocational agriculture. health and
physical education. Minimum re-
quirement is B.A. degree
IVORY COAST: Ten physical
education teachers Gncluding five
coaches), fifteen home econom-
les and vocational teachers, ten
physical science and mathematics
teachers and thirty-five English
teachers. College degree requir-
ed and some knowledge of
French
SoMALI: Fifty intermediate
and secondary school teachers.
Teaching specialities are English,
science. mathematics. commercial
art subjects. industrial arts.
knowledge of Italian is desirable
for some of the teachers.
TUNiSiA: Thirty mechanics Ito
serve earthmoving and roadbuild-
ing equipment. ten architects,
twenty building construction
foremen. twenty physical educa-
ton instructors Cat least two
should be women). knowledge
Of French is important.
TOGO: Thirty medical person
mel. including nurses, laboratory
technicians and doctors to staff
hospital and rural clinics. Twen-
~ English teachers. Some know
ledge of French is desirable.
NORTH BORNEO AND SARA
WAX: Twenty-one experience
All Club workers, nine agricul-
tural extension workers. six land
surveyors, sixteen road survey
ors and one statistician.
JAMAICA: Forty vocational
slikc-wiIl perhaps be gaining
far more IN the long run than we
will be giving"
teachers, specializing in the in
dustrial arts and trades. CONNER
cial arts, Librarians and nurse
health educators; ten vocational
agriculture teachers and farm
vouth program headers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-01-27

The complete catalog and
spring schedule can be obtained
at the Center or by calling
Temple 1895. All registration
takes place at the Center and
continues through the start Of
classes.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
Senators -

(Consinvsd from Back Psgs)
Sus' - WHO CANNOT AccEPT MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL HONESTY. cHRIsTLlKE SANITY. JUDO
MENT, HONESTY INTELLIcENcE4 - Ihe
cHRIsT.REJEcvINo HEHREWs - THE So-CAl.su
sAvESI : WAC LIKE TO CRY LORD. LORD. HAVE
wa NOT ACCEPTED THY SHED BLOOD FOR
OUR sAlvATION7
AND, the CHRIST ANSWERS. GET AWAY FROM
NE. YE sERPENTSl
John lAlN DOES NOT JOHN SAY; "ir Se 1--WE
ME. KEEP NY COMMANDMENTS" ]?
VIA ~Anp wuL PRAY THE FATHER. AND
HE SHALL GIVE you ANOTHER COMFORTER THAT
HE NAY ABIDE WITH YOU FOREVER
v. ~, EVEN THE Spirit OF TRUTH. WHOM InE
WORLD CANNOT RECEIVE BECAUSE " sssaa
HIM NOT. NEITHER kNoWETH HIM; 81, 10 NV"
tcortirusd Next Column Iop'
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
BY ). r. TER HORST


Detroit News 2-1
WARRINGTON, Feb !. - Suspicious federal agents
reported today have prompted President kennsd
demand for Senate investigation Of possible prostssrns
in tho national strategic material ssoekpiIs.
Mr.. Kennedy called for ths inquiry st his news con-
ference yesterday by declaring hs "sstenishsd to
learn that fhe soekple includes materials worth ST.
billion The President said this exceeds emergency
quremens under the present concept Of by about
S34 billion.
He announced that Senator symington lD-Mol has
sgrssd 10 launch immediate. fvIseae investigation.
Administration insiders said fhe President prompt
Cd 10 set because officials, making Invsr-
tory Of ths stoekpe began running into situations that
smseked them Of excessive profittaking and loose sd
ministration.
Since the end Of World War u, the government has
building and maintaining stoekpiIe Of key minerals,
TOOLS medicines, foods and other materials that might be
needed in the event Of drawn-ovt nvelear war.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
"OUR VAST ST. BILLION
STRATEGIC STOCKPILE"
"KENNEDY'S BOMBsHELL PROBE"
"PRESIDENT CALLS HALT TO BUYING"

by Robert J. Donovan
Chief Washington Correspondent
N. " Trib.-2-1-62
WASHINGTON.
President Kennedy Unexpectedly called yesterday for
thorough Senate investigation into contracts that have
been made and profits that have been realized in building
up the nations strategic stoekpIe
There air about the Presidents statement at
his conference that suggested there may be hot
times in business and political quarters before the
last is heard OF this subject.
Thus he declared that certain svrplvses, still growing
as the result Of conf negotiated prior TO this Admins
tratons taking Office constitute potential Of
excessive and vneonscionabIe profits"
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PROPHECY
FULFILLED +!

HENCE. VALIDITY or JOHN 1872: my WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL YE Do"!
PART z
SEX LUST. THE GIANT SLAVE MASTER !! =
REPupiATED BY THE c.H-LL-D-L.E.ss CHRIST
JESUS, 1.-THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"
WHO DECLARED AND DEMONSTRATED
HEAVEN At HAND. WITHIN you'll - AND THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY THEREOF
THE DEVIL THE HUMAN, THE MATERIAL" THE
THINGS SEEN. TEMPORAL Isl. Paul. - ARE
MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT
IMAGES coUNTERFEiTS. BURLEsQUEs. AND. FOR.
TuNATELY. OFTEN SYMBOLS OF DIVINE
IDEAS! - THE LUST or THE FLESH, THE LUST OF
THE EYES AND THE PRIDE OF lHuMANl LIFE
ARE NOT OF THE FATHER BUT ARE OF THE DEVIL
(EpistIe Of ST. John)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10
Life Saver =

tConfnved From Back Pase)
YOU ARE NOW A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST. IN
YOUR TRUE. ETERNAL. SPIRITUAL. DIVINE
s0NSHIP ! NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING :
NEVER A SINNER ! NEVER BORN OF A SINNER.
WOMAN. UNClEAN (! (Job. oIdT.)
REWARDS: cHRIsr's LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY"
WITH SECURITY - HEAVEN At HAND, WITHIN
YOU = EXCLUSIVE REALITY THEREOF
AND ETERNAL LIFE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH
REVELATION UTTER "N.OT-H.LN-G-N-E-S-S"
OF DEVIL SIM HUMAN BIRTHS DEATHS, DE-
FORMITIEs. DISASTERS. PESTiLENcEs, WARS
EVENT - AL THE THINGS THAT ARE SEEN.
TEMPORAL" (st. PAUL. - M-YT-H-Ic-A-LI
GOD MADE ALL THAT WAS MADE AND WITHOUT
HIM WAS NOT ANYTHING MADE THAT WAS
MADE! - John l3
THE EVIL. HUMAN. MATERIAL" NEVER
MADE! : MYTHS! : SHAD0WY. MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES : C0UNTERFEITS.
BURlEsQUEs. AND. FORTUNATELY. OFTEN
SYMBOLS OF DIVINE IDEAS!
I'm PARTNERSHIP WITH YOUTH : YMcA OF
METROPOLITAN DETROIT : CHARACTER
BUILDERS SINCE 1852"
do for others a others did for you
Dear Friend:
Jerry had what we would call rough" start In life.
His father died when three His mother, with
training had six Soys TO raise The result that Jerry
had great Of time his hands to spend with
the street gang causing much trouble possible.
One day, after a drowning in pond friend
of his invited Jerry swim Al the Downtown YMCA
The ~" Boys Secretary heard about the circumstances
and arranged membership for Jerry He took to
water like the provevbiaI duck and made the swim
team, Several years later he became instructor.
Last June. after serving period in the Army, Jerry
graduated from Wayne State University and passed his
Aquatic Dreciorshp This year he is teaching school in
Taylor Michigan. According 70 Jerry was more than
that someone interested in him.
Jerrys life. with many youngsters, has had some
interesting developments because many yesrs some
individual believed all youngsters regardless OF back
ground should have chance We asking you to pro-
vide chance for boys and girls IN The coming
year.
Above present OF income u costs 5000
year to maintain membership for ycvngsser. Without
This baekinq fewer OF them participate
How many boys and girls you help now thru PART
ner-hAenbershIp?
Yours sincerely.
Donald T. Leu
lusuus6susW 10 plsoa ueuieyo
Become partner with youth Back fhs best In your
ee.nmurity today!
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. FEB 10. 1851
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10

DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. FEB, 10. 1881
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10

MAsouERApINc AS LoRD.coD' RAISES UP
MYTHICAL ADAMS, EYES. MURDERouS GAINS,
JUDAsEs, KNAvEs AND FOOLS, THE EGO AND
PsYcHoL OCY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD - REPUDIATED BY THE CHILD
LESS CHRIST JESUS - DEMANDING SPIRITUAL
REBIRTH Jesus to Nieodemus = APrke-
HENDiNC YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALL
HARMONIOUS" AS THE ONE REAL PARENT
THE ONE, REAL, SANE MIND. SOUL. SPIRIT,
SUBSTANCE - IN. AND OF, THE ENTIRE
UNIVERSE volpINc SIM HUMAN BIRTHS. DEATHS
MATTER" HE'LL, AND THEIR FATHER, IHE
Dewitt - GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUDS AND
MYTHS
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-10

Soc .. la9. LOWER HALF, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
TEXTBOOKS THE MANIFEST MISTAKES IN THE
ANCIENT VERSIONS: THE 10000 DIFFERENT
READINGS OF THE OLD t."
PART
REAL CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS DO NOT FEAR
THE POPULATION EXPLOSION" LuNAcY
TREASON M-Y-T-H.sl!! = sUPERsATURATED.
iNcoRRUPTIBLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND
ETERNAL LIFE ARE EXCLUSIVELY REAL u!
BUT - WE sYMPATHIzE WITH ADAMS. EWES, BEING
PUT THROUGH THE WRINcER'!
FORTUNATELY. SUFFERING IS UNREAL!
HENCE JESUS THERETO BLESSED ARE THEY
THAT MOURN FOR THEY SHALL BE coMFoRTE0"!
PHILOSOPHERS THERETO: SUFFERING IS The
PATHWAY TO WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING"
"ERRoR, URGED TO ITS FINAL LIMITS, IS
sELFDEsTRoYED"! ts&H
GIVE THE DEVIL ENOUGH ROPE AND he WILL
HANG HIMSELF 1.-THE DARKEST HOUR PRE-
cEDEs THE DAWN - Gbid).
FEAR NOT, LITTLE FLOCK. IT IS YOUR FATHERS
GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE you THE KINGDOM"
AND TT IS NOT THE WILL OF YOUR FATHER,
WHICH IS IN HEAVEN, THAT ONE OF THESE LITTLE
ONES SHOULD PERisH"l = Matt 1914.
READ THAT AGAIN. YE ETERNAL HELL"
SAUL OF TARSUs. PREACHERS
BY YOUR NoN,AccEPTANcE or FATHER. SON.
AND HOLY GHOSTS TWO GREATEST SINCE THE
FIRST CENTURY AD. - CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
AND THE GREATEST MARY BAKER EDDY =
WOMAN Revelation l2:l, ST. - YOU ARE MARKED
AZ MORAL AND SPIRITUAL CRIPPLES UNRE-
pENTANT SINNERS RIP VAN Wrinkles
PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE SANITY. JUDGMENT, HON.
EsTY INTELLIGENCE AND YOU WHITE AND
coLoRED PREACHERS, you DO NOT PREACH THE
LESSON OF THE c-H-LL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST
Iesus YOU INVOLUNTARY. SPIRITUAL TRAITORS
MORAL AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEs NvoluN
TARY SPIRITUAL 'BASTARDS Hebrews l2a. 81 -
"F YE ENDURE THE CHRISTENING or THE
LORD INFINITE. DIVINE LovEL THEN ARE YE SONS;
IF NOT. THEN ARE YE RAsTARps AND NOT
SONS"
SENATORS TO slFT WAR sTocKPIlEs"
"KeNNEDv SUSPECTS PROFITEERING"
tconiinvsd Next Column Topl
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-31
". D. Wotkmen
UN At Cross Roads
w. D. Werkmss

The United Nations now has
legal backing to make a long
overdue demand on its default
irg members: PAY up or get
out"
Such language is really not ex-
pected from an international or
ganization which couches its re-
quests in the fancy-pants YER
biage of diplomacy = but there
should be no mistakiag the mes
sage. .
The International Court Of
Justice, better known as the
World Court now has advised
the UN that all its members
ought to pay their share Of the
assessments levied by the Gen.
eral Assembly.
The real heart of this decision
is the statement that special"
expenses - like the costs Of UN
efforts to maintain peace in the
Middle East and in the Congo
: are proper obligations of all
member states.
The World Court here runs
contrary to the Soviet Union and
other Communist bloc nations,
as well as a handful on non
Communist nations. These men,
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bers have refused to pay any
part of the special assessments
for Middle East and Congo op-
erations.
This refusal to pay has put the
UN in a financial hole for months.
It has forced the UN to issue
special bonds. Of which Uncle
Sam is to buy the biggest lot.
But these bonds are only a
stop-gap measure. They do not
pretend to resolve the long
range problem Of financing UN
costs of ordinary administra-
ton and upkept Of this world
organization.
Last December, when the UN
General Assembly finally realiz-
ed these financial facts of life.
it called upon the World Court
for an advisory opinion on the
legality Of the special assess
mentS.
That opinion has come down
in the affirmative. Now the Gen
eral Assembly must translate
the advisory opinion into admin
istrative action.
One ticklish aspect Of the sit
uation is that a majority of UN
members are currently behind
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might especially mention the
Addressograph-M ultigraph Corp.
and International Business Ma
chimes. l will also include Zenith
Radio which hopes to get one
million of its TV cabinets into
the public schools. hospitals,
and office buildings. I believe
that TV will revolutioniZe teach
ing in our schools. Zenith Radio
is also leading in color TV.
Camera Companies
These companies not only
make profit on the sale of
their cameras and films to the
public; but are also making
large sales to the q. 8. Gov
eminent. Families are not con-
tent to own one camera, but
each member of the family
wants one. The family also buys
the latest models as they come
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-31

in meeting their dues. Right
now. only four nations are far
enough behind two years. to be
threatened with loss Of voting
rights in the UN. But this no
vote threat can loom large as a
weapon for making all members
pay their obligations.
The question is whether the
General Assembly will really
set its financial house in order,
now that it has the backing Of
the World Court on the legality
OF special assessments.
Thus far. United Nations fl
ances have been handled on a
makeshift basis, for many ma
tons have fatty refused to pay
for the Congo and Middle East
activities. For these operations
alone, the UN is in the hole to
the tune of $170 million.
And = as has been the case
since this world organization
was launched in l945-the United
States has been picking up the
tab to keep the UN solvent.
Now we Americans will gen
orally acknowledge that this
country of ours is better able to
meet its obligations than many
other nations. But we are en-
titled to know this
No member nation Of the UN
is expected to pay more than is
reasonable, in the light Of its
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-31
7. eele4en Andrew.
How We Live
In American

Something more than a year
ago, now, q group Of public
spirited Virginia dug into their
pockets to purchase series Of
10 films collectively entitled
How We Live in America"
The series deals with private
enterprise and the title of each
pretty well described its con
tent: How We Got What We
Have; How To Keep What
We Have: etc. Viewing time
Of each is from II minutes tc
26 minutes, short enough for
classroom use.
Which, of course, is where the
films are intended to be shown
They are magnificent examples
Of our system Of government and
make crystal clear the differ
ence between our traditional,
concepts and those of socialism
Once the films were in hand
the sponsors had them viewed
by State school authorities. They
were approved and since then
have been working their way
across the state.
The How We Live in Ameii-
ca" series is particularly suit
able for secondary schools and
colleges. The films also make
effective vehicles for use by civ
ic clubs. P-TA, patriotic organ
izations. P-TA, patriotic organ
employers for viewing by EN-
ployees.
Besides having been exhibit
ed in Richmond the films have
been seen in Bessie Weller
School, Staunton Central High
School. Woodstock Clifton Forge
High School, Clifton Forge Glas-
gov School, Fairfax County j
E. B. Stuart High School. FAN
fax County Jeter School, Cvoing-
ton MitchelltoWn School, Fair
fax County Montevideo High
School, Penn Loira Rockbridge
County High School,
Also Lexington Strasburg Ele-
mentary 81 hool, Strasbure
StoneWall School. ClearbrooR
Turner Ashby High School and
in Dayton.
In addition. Madison College
in Har1isOnburg makes use o.
the films and finds them very
good, very popular with Oul
Business Education Students
and good for P-TA.'
Which is understandable. The
films are not eXhortations. Rath
! er. they are clear, lucid pres
entations Of the American way
That is all.
Anyone interested in having
the films shown in his area may
make inquire of Tea. P. O. Bo,
6533, Richmond, Virginia.
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out.
Among these the Eastman
Kodak Com pany stands out
most prominently. The Polaroid
Corp. is very progressive and
has many valuable patents for
the use of which other camera
companies must pay royalties
if they want to hold their trade.
1t is rumored that the Gillette
Company has some plans along
these lines. using part Of the
huge profits made from their
razor business. All three of the
above should profit from the
constantly growing population
Of the q. S., which should reach
go million In 1875.
New Building Companies
Although Corning Glass Works
Is best known for its "Pyrex
glassware. its gre at growth
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-31

economy, national income, per
capita wealth, and related fact
orS. In other words, member ma
tons are called upon for UN fl
nancial support according to
their ability to pay. as deter
mined by the General Assemb-
ly itself.
Thus. every UN member has
a moral Obligation to pay its
fair share of UN costs. And
now the World Court has de-
clared that EVERY member has
a legal obligation to pay special
assessments as well as normal
operating costs.
At this point. the United Ma
tons has got to tighten up lis
fiscal arrangements and crack
I the whip on those members who
refuse to pay up. After all. the
UN charter itself requires all
members to fulfil in good faith
the obligations assumed by them
/ in accordance with the present
| Charter.
| Fiscal responsibility is one of
those obligations.
Are we to see the United Ma
tons strangle to death with its
own purse strings?
The driver in front might be
as shllful and alert as your are.
but it's safer 10 assume that he
isn't.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-07-31
Babson Discusses Growth Companies

BABSON PARK, MASS, July
26 This is not an endorse
ment of Growth Stocks" l do
not recommend specific stocks
in this weekly column: I will,
however discuss ten companies
whose stocks are listed on the
New York Stock Exchange that
l believe have a bright future.
Office Equipment Companies
Owing to social security. re-
tirement pensions, etc. many
men and women who are now
doing office work will retire
within the next few years =
with fewer requirements. This
means there will be an increas-
ing demand for machines to do
office work now being done by
these people - especially speed
ing up said work.
Among such companies /