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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Officers Installed
By OAR Chapter

At a recent meeting Of the
Freedom Hill Chapter OAR
held at the home Of Mrs.
Darius w. Gaskins, Vienna,
Va, the following officers were
installed for the incoming year:
Regent. Mrs. Darius w. Gas
kins; first vice regent, Mrs.
M. c. Brown; second vice
regent, Mrs. Lucy T. Day;
chaplain, Miss Julia Gum;
recording secretary, Mrs.
Hugh F. Price; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. Harry Slaugh-
ter; treasurer, Mrs. Marvin
Kirby; registrar. Mrs. Caro-
line G. Berry; historian, Miss
Anna Slack Day; librarian,
Mrs. Norman L. Knauss and
genealogist. Mrs. Arthur B.
Flower, ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
BY EVELYN NJ. DENT

Summertime is visiting time
in armed services social circle.
The Secretary of the Air
Force and Mrs, Donald Quarles
have been busy entertaining
her daughter. Mrs. Elliott
Dressner, and three grandchil-
dren who arrived here last
week from Lakeland, Fla.
The Dressners are en- route
to Chicago, ILL.,. to make their
home. Mr.. Dressner preceded
his family, having been trans
ferred to the Windy City by his
business firm.
The Undersecretary of the
Air Force and Mrs. James Hen
derson Douglas, jr., expect to
spend next week end at their
summer home West Chop,
Martha's Vineyard, Mass.
Mrs. Henderson has been
there most of the summer with
their son David. The Under
secretary arrives for alternate
week ends. 1t. Robert S. Doug
las is on duty at Graham Air
Force Base. Fla, and is not ex-
pected at West Chop.
Ensign Henry T. Donaldson,
Mrs. Henderson's son. has
spent most of his leave
from the Naval Academy at
Martha's Vineyard. Marine 1t.
James K. Donaldson, may set
North if his duties permit
before the family returns to
town in September.
The Assistant Secretary of
the Air Force and Mrs. David
S. Smith have a summer home
at Greenwich, Conn. Mrs.
Smith has been there off and
on during the summer. Mr..
Smith left here on Wednes-
day to spend a few days at
Greenwich before starting on
an official trip tomorrow.
The. Assistant Secretary of
the Air Force and Mrs. Dudley
c. Sharp are moving next
week to the house at 3318
N street, which they have
purchased.
At present Mrs. Sharp's
mother, Mrs. A. S. Cleveland
of Houston, Tex, is spending
a week with them Ell route to
Danielson, Conn, to visit her
sister, Miss Sarah Cunning
ham.
Mrs. Sharp returned from
Houston last week after a few
days visit with her grandson,
Dudley Crawford Sharp III,
born July 4, and his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp, jr.
The Air Force Chief of Staff
Gen. Nathan F. Twining and
Mrs. Twining are flying to
Lubbock, Tex, tomorrow to
see their son-in-law, 1t. Hay
wood Hansell, jr., receive his
wings.
They will visit with Mrs.
Hansell. the former Olivia
Twining. at Reese Air Force
Base before returning to town
on Tuesday.
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Charles
Pearre Cabell return today
after spending a few days at
Ocean City. N. j.
The Air Force Deputy Chief
of Staff 1t. Gen. Frank F.
Everest and Mrs. Everest have
as their house guest the for
mer's brother. Judge Folsom
Everest Of Council Bluffs,
Iowa.
Judge Everest arrived on
Wednesday and will stay with
his brother and sister-in-law
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
SERVICE NEWS
Visits Dominate
Social Activity

in their Fort Myer quarters for
a week.
Welcoming Party
The newly arrived COM
manding officer. Boiling Air
Force Base, Maj. Gen. Rueben
c. Hood, and Mrs. HOOD are
being entertained this after
noon at a welcoming reception
from $50 to 7::30 at the Boil
ing Officers Club.
In the receiving line with
the newcomers win be the Dep
uty Base Commander Col. N.
H. Van Sicklen and Mrs. Van
Sicklen.
Members of the Boiling Air
Base Band will play through
out the reception. The guests
will include officers of the Air
Staff Headquarters and local
Continued on Pg. D-17, Col. /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12

woman in charming folds Of
beautiful fabric.
POLISHED: It's fashions
descriptive adjective this sea-
son for rich. cleaning coating
woods.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-12
Returning Again

A tuxedo coat again-with
the front closing edged in lux
ury fur is a style that's return
ing.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
ALASKA AIRLINES

From Anchorage: D. Strand berg, Howard Hand, C. Kunawiz, Melvin Chamberlain, Tom Cara sick, Robt. R. Winichau, R. Perry, l.. F. Carpenter, E. L. RoWles, Tom Jensen, A. Camileri, Bjorn Holta, Mrs. Bachelder, Madeline Gray.
 To Anchorage: Mark Jensen, Shirley Wells, Merrill Hulse, SD. Roy Curtiss, Charles Frazer, SD. Wm. Childress, Pvt. s. Kochalka, Pvt. J. H. White, Pfc. A. R. Stutz, K. E. Hughes, Vern Hirsch, Bob Belgrad, Sig Krogstad, Tom Cam pobasso, Kelly Weiss, Jerry Hick man John Healer, George Wells.
 To Unalakleet: Mrs. Aaron Le- no, Bernadette Trantham, Randall Engruk. From Unalakleet: Harold J. Bennett.
 From Kotzebue: Mark Jensen, Mrs. C. Kenworthy. To Kotzebue: Eunice Logan, Norma Runyan, Ethelyn Miller, Mrs. Aaron Leno, Maurice Kellher.
 From McGrath: Max Braselton. To McGrath: Helen Hartigan.
 To Gambell: Stuart Brown.
 From Gambell to Nome to An chorage: Mccain, Shivers, Edward Jewel. From Nome to Anchorage to Galena: William Bayer
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
Spaghetti Dan. 8l Undergoes Surgery in San Francisco

Dan Alvich, known as "Spag- hetti Dan" underwent an opera tion recently for removal of kidney at the Stanford Lane Hos pital in San Francisco. Dan is home and getting along very well. However, Dan is 81 years young and in his jovial way made the statement he is still rarin' to go"
 The Atlantic Ocean is west of the Pacific Ocean at the Panama Canal Zone.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
WIEN AIRLINES

From Fairbanks: Harold Rat diff, William Perkttee, Harry Sis co, Emery Treadway, James Yo- cum, Ernest Blatchford, Juan Perez, Irene Kungusuk, George McCafferty, Minnie Karmun, l. Skillingberk, Robert L. Slate, C. w. Turrill, James O'Kelly, Ed ward Lafferty.
 To Fairbanks: Andrew Zellay, Lawrence Mouton, Leo Dulinski Charles Burlington, Denni Bowie, Joe Pete, Dr. Paul Haggland, J. S.. Jenkins, Jim FreerickS, Lloyd Burgess.
 From Kotzebue: Mrs. Aaron Lene, Randall Enaruk. From Cape Lisbourne: Joseph Carel, H. T. Doddridge.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
ROTARY CLUB NEWS

Guests at Rotary luncheon yes terday were:
 Ed Kennan of the Western Elec- tric Co.,;
 R. F. Murphy of Morrison Knudson at Nome Field;
 Harold Bennett of Seattle Hard ware Co.,;
 Max Brazleton of Anchorage, and M. J. Walsh of Nome.
 A film on the cause and cure of cancer was started but due to protector trouble it was not completed.
 Just before the film was start ed Dr. Fred Langsam said few words about cancer. Cancer, he said, gets it's name from the fact that the first known cases of the disease were seen to send out tentacles similar to a crabs legs, and the word for crab is cancer He held out hope to sufferers of the disease, which is the among the most prevalent of all diseases, that science and researchers are on the threshold of finding the cause and the cure.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
Girl Scout Court of Awards To Be Held Tonight At School

Over fifty Girl Scouts will par ticipate in the annual Court of Awards this evening at the Nome School auditorium with an ap- propriate program planned by the girls and their leaders. This is the climax of the Scout year and many awards will be made.
 Parents and friends are invited to share in this enjoyable occa- sion with the Scouts and refresh ments will be served following the ceremony.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
Capacity Crowd Pays Last Respects to Bert Bell At Funeral Ceremony

The funeral for Bert Bell was held Wednesday afternoon at 2 at the Community Methodist Church. A capacity crowd at tended to pay their last respects to our departed townsman.
 Bell is survived by his widow, Lydia, and four daughters and nine sons. At the time of his death he was employed at the US. Smelling Go. warehouse. In the past he has served on the school board, the draft board and was an officer of the Arctic Native Brotherhood.
 He was born in Golovin 54 years ago and attended ChemaWa Indian School in Oregon.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
NOTE OF THANKS

To the men and women who voted for me in the primaries where there was no contest. desire to express my deepest ap- preciation for their thoughtfulness and courtesy in doing so. and the assurance that such faith in me is a great help if elected this fall. 10 doing the best can to bring the proper legislation for our territory. and division.
 Charles D. Jones
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
GRANT WILSON'S RETURN
 AFTER WINTER IN STATES

MT. and Mrs. Grant Nelson, who have wintered in Seattle, arrived home this week by way of the Alaska Highway, which they said was in excellent condi- tion. Nelson said there were times when he wished the gas stations were closer together but all in all it was a very enjoyable trip.
 Grant Nelson will mine in the Inmachuk region this summer, where his family will join him later in the season.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
NOTE OF APPRECIATION

My sincere appreciation to Nome for the vote given me in the Primary Election. If elected 10 the Senate this fall I shall do my best to represent the Second Division fairly and 10 the best advantage of all.
 -Edith Bullock
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27

The neck of a bird has greater freedom of motion than that of a snake.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
Cub Pack Meeting Tonight At Methodist Church

The Cub Scouts are holding a pack meeting this evening at 8 at the social rooms of the Meth odist Church. One Cub will be graduated to the Boy Scouts.
 All parents of Cubs are asked to participate with their boys in this monthly get-together when awards and advancements are made.
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27

NOTE OF APPRECIATION My sincere thanks to the voters of Nome and of the Second Divi- sion for their support in the Primary Election.
 Charles E. Fagerstrom
The Nome nugget., 1956-04-27
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Eli Dickson pleaded guilty to selling liquor to minor and was fined $25.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
TODAY m BUSINESS
Trust Suits Draw Fire"
Comfort For Fruehauf Trailer

BY Kenneth A. Thompson Free Pressl
Complaint against Government actions under shs
Eisenhower Administration long time coming wednss
day arrived Dr. Robert e Wilson, Chairman of STANDARD
OIL Co OF Indiana spsns shs connsesieys Msngfsrrss
Assoeisfen bismsd PLANNED economy snshUssss fsr ~
recent rash Of Government suits against BUSINESS he sad Ne
The ethical standards Of business are sns
high
ism IN shs Government regardless a. usf party IN Ps~s
Our Federal buresversey has fer marry pears bssn sss
run with seesilsd bright ysvns Who TOO pr csf f
shs pisnnsd scoooy M said They dscrsdh ps
vsfs business management fhsy Thsy ss possa
20 erssfs disssnsion between ard buness
harness business with eonpIse== I'D csnens rsssAs'aes
and Efigssiens-
tsss TRUST SUITS DRAW. Psgs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22

Life will remain in God
forever. The end of evil and
its falsity must end through
divine intelligence. Southern
error had to be uncovered
that material laws" of preju-
dice be ended.
LAW is of God, good!
Christian Science by Mary
Baker Eddy teaches:
Truths Grand Result"
Christian Science rises
above the evidence Of ihe
eorporesl senses; but II you
have not risen above your sin
yourself. do not congratulate
yourself upon your blindness
10 evil or upon she good you
know and do not. A dishonest
position Is far from Christian
w scientific"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
Egypt. Sue1. and THE Healing
OF The Nations
y ANDREW =. FRuEHAUF. c.a

GOD TO his DETROIT TRIBuNE:
TIE NATIONS. AND ALL or nv ONE AND ONLY
REAL CREATION The Externally CHRISTINE
And SPIRITUAL. ARE PERFECT ~ MY SIGHT AND
IN TIE Owe AND ONLY REAL UNIVERSE. NINE or
oAAkuPREsEhT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LiFEm
Eyps snd HE ether hssrEsss nations; insa China
Russia Jsps al Of shs nerchrssn psepsss-ARE W THE
PROCESS or BECOMING. STEP Nv STEP. NY CHOSEN
PEOPLE. HERE AND HEREAFTER. CHRISTINE CHRIS:
TAN SciENrtSrSn>
And NE Christian nssicns-Brfsin. France. us
ARE CONG TO BECOME MORE CHRISTINE. SPIRITUAL.
ptNNEly SCIENTIFIC ~ UNDERSTANDING or
AND oeEDENcE 10. NY ONE AND ONLY TRUE
RELIGION TIE CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST
1000 available In ira vsrevs well ever
iocoo chrsssn Science prsefioners vssf ard psrsss
representative hsslsrs AkTWFiERE ell honor 70 Oral
Rcherfk
lsss EGYPT SuEz. Psss III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
4 Royal Oak Negro Boys, One 70,
Attaek "a Year Old Wayne Mhite!-
He Dies!

THE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TRUTH MAKES EREEI
DEVIL DEALS DEATH TO ROYAL OAK,
VIA IMMATURE. IMPURE. DISHONEST, RELIGIOUS
EDUCATIONAL. THERAPEUTICS AND CULTURAL
LEApERsAiPm VOID or OR DEFICIENT m GODS
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH TO ALL
PEOPLES
ROBERT C. BROWN. ~. STEEL CO. EXECUTIVES
PLANE CRASHED
The DEVIL TAKING NEARLY 30 YEARS.
And- NEGRO TEENERS KILL ~ YEAR Old WHITE
BoYi-All or ROYAL OAK!
Free Pressl Services for Robert C. Brown viii b
tsss ROYAL OAK NEGRO BOYS. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22

He that covereth his sins
shall not prosper: but whose
confesseth and forsaketh
them shall have mercy. !"
In another passage Of scrip.
ture.
These words spake Jesus
and lifted up his eyes to
Heaven and said:
Father, the hour is come:
glorify thy son, that thy son
also may glorify thee"
Christ jesus
The Whole Must Appear
Because the light OF God is
the master of all darkness,
clouds must fade away in all
human affairs. We should
tcontinusd on Page u
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
FROM p I. June ~ MICHIGAN CATHOLIC:
Deaf Children LOT Devil R.C!l win
Crack Sound Barrier at BoysviIIe

GOO TO MS DETROIT TRIBUNE
AND REMEMBER. UNcHRisTiiKE THINKING IS TIE
CAUSE or ALL o. TIE AFFECTIONS TIE TRAGEDIES
sluNDERs DISASTERS. pEFoRMriEs OF TIE
HUMAN RACE
MATTER IS a MENTAL PHENOMENON AND
MY-r+H The CAUSE o. ALL HUMAN DISORDERS
IS DUE TO FEAR. IGNORANCE. on sk-To
MRS EDDY TO you e. III
tsss DEAF CHILDREN. P.9s
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
"Stromar, JAW Aide, Dies at AZ"
OUVNuST OSSuU BSIOCE OuSS ~ -
free Press)
THINKING suEEocArloNl-
The Devil Taking Is Years. Plus.
Because Of the Deadly Anti Christ
Aspects Of Go Thinking

CONCEIVED M SIN" or THE DEVILS TYRANNlcAL
COMMUNIST CONSPIRACY!
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
Until the Go and ALI labor leadership dominated by
NY Chosen People. chvske Christian seisntstsL dss1h.
and mvIfbion imitation will continue inflicted
upon beloved country.
The deviIEsnmal magnefism-sndh his ani-chrss MYTH
lcAL Adam and Eve and psychology Of human births Of
sin. disease DEATH deformies disasters Communism.
has played dominant roles in labor spiritually
Democratic leadership and the staggering Of World War
w. owing TO the hundred billion infsmy bIunder disaster Of
Pearl Hsrbor-sssi hseesbe ss devil and Democratic
leadership dsspisins fhe wsrnnss Of Ny ovshpieees1
tsse sTRoMAN. u-AW. AIDE Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22

(nonsnomlnaflons hence only CoddEscisd selections
~ presented
WRITER'S l2TH APPEARANCE
ANDREW 2. FRuEHAuF. c.s+4+
"A New Heaven and A New Eardl"
-Rsvslasion.


HERE AND N0W
The exclusive harmony Of Creator Svhsisnes Parent
creation RESTLESS shs chks and only REAL. sasvratins
hs universe with omniprsssnt heaven end eternal fsn
which ell Of Us find true being.
PART
THE KIND or UNIVERSE m WHICH YOU'D LIKE
TO lNEl - AND YOU Dol
Butt Is hidden by fhs dsviish. MYTHICAL. anti
Christ Adam and Eve and psychology Of ell human births
texespt the Ssviorl al conceived in sin"-Job.
The human creation. soesed. Is hs devsh, MYTHICAL
Adam and Eve bvrlesqvs Of he divine. from conception
DEATH involving SIM disease dsormies disasters Com
vnis. and fhe eonvvsons Of nature. which
really hs material and physical phenomena that they appear
TO Be. but merely shsdowy. VISIBLE MORTAL THOUGHT.
terrifying limoges. EXISTING ONLY m HUMAN Belief
spins The eternal harmony Of Ny. Gods chrks Ideas The
Christ being the ideal Of and only Creator Parent
resi MAN faiherAone Substance infinite, infsibs.
estie, Spirit Mind. Soul. divine Love. your FATHER
MOTHER GOD. ALl-HARMoNiouS'I
tses THOUGHTS FOR CRUSADE. Page III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22

God 5 Christ Sci
ATTENTION. PRESS: Gels Nllrads Mes
., ANDREW :. FRuEHAuF, ca : -
not 70 REPLACE. usuRP. OR DESTROY HER PERMANENT.
TO BRING COMFORT. POWER. AND IlssRArI
White South Spiritual Ireason!!!
., ANDREW r. FRuEaAuf. c.a 49,
Modern CAriseian Science Crusader
M.jes e.cp1:. & "sss f.ta: ::..:s c,s ALI
n.:.sss s.d .i::i:: Who waisy {: s,ss. = Ca
Asd howl science Health. our textbook. = ceds
4 HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF
WRITER is HIS FRiENDi AND OF ms PEOPLE
$:.a: loved ris.s:es'.... and A...d i:;ssi:y-'
GOD TO ms DETROIT TRIBUNE RE
THE WHITE SOUTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. THE
Observation-Disclosures THE ANTLchRisT. THE
ANrteR0rhER THE ANTL"GooO SAMARITAN"
PRISONERS or THE DEvllM!-
SPIRITUAL TRAITORS TO GOD AND coUNrRYll
THE DEVILS DuPES REeElliNc AGAINST BOTH
HUMAN AND DIVINE LAW. OiSGRAclNc MY
MESSIAH NATION TO ALL TIE NATIONS AROUND
THE WoRlD!M
SINS or THE PARENTS VISITED UPON THE chill.
pREN. - SONS AND DAUGHTERS or THE CIVIL
WAR DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES or IMPURE,
IMMATURE. DISHONEST NoM-cHRlsr SCIENTIST
MESSIAH clERcY'S LEADERSHIPs-oF
MuRpERoUS SAUL or TARSuS HEBREW luNArlc-
APPRENTICE FOR THE RAsBNATE-sREED or
WoUlD-eE RELIGIOUS LeADERs-.THe BLIND
LEADING THE BliNDr
Some befor Saul Paul SssA f>n1o
from grace sfern rsbvksd by Ny precious Prsqhss
samuel REBELLION IS AS THE SIN or WTctscRAFT7
And. THE WAGES or SIN IS DEATH! ussw III
And how frssiesy KING Saul and his sons ps~ishsd
Not Jonathan, Of friend like broher David!
PART
or THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES. THE REselllous
SOUTHERN WHITES ARE OFFSPRING or TAE
SPIRITUALLY rRAIroRous TO GOD AND COUNTRY,
WHO FORCED CIVIL WAR BLOOD BATH UPON The
U. S AND THEN MURDERED Mv bEIoveU
ABRAHAM LINCOLN. WHOM THE SOUTH. AND THE
NORTH. TOO. so DESPERATELY NEEDED FOR THE
PERIOD or RECONSTRUCTION
Bvf -FArHER. FORGIVE THEM they KNOW NOT
WHAT THEY Dol-not sltogsiher.-shs ~sstsn bevnd1
Contrary the Roman Catholic spirisvsl s<yi there Is
such thing freedom Of HE vim l. ysvv FATHER
MOTHER GOO. AllHARMoNlouS- centred sAselvssiy the
and HE only REAL universe The sssrn,lly chriaike
oil eternity with Ny FLEsHlEss. Mmsssrisl ckrsake.
spiritual offspring SATuRATNc aii space with kssn
eternal Gts!!-snd Ny omnpoenes infslhls nsslssnes
OF infinite Spirit Mind Soul divine Love- he oas vSA and
REAL Parent -and of-he entire vnivsrsea-exelua w.
tsrN any reality TO the DEVILS controlled Mr-rAlcAL
human rseesli.-"ssfsn bovnd"l
CALL NO MAN ON EARTH YOUR FATHER. ron BUT
ONE IS YOUR FATHER. WHICH IS m HEAvEN--esnus-
present!
(ses WHITE SOUTH SPIRITUAL pace III
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-09-22
FEAR NO EVIL
BY 3. ELlzABETH ELLINGTON

LOVE, LIFE, LIGHT
LIGHT MUST COME THROUGH LIFE AND LOVE
Life Love, and Light are the three greatest things in
life. Life is God" -
WHICH SHINES MORE AND MORE UNTO TIE PERFECT
DAY.
Matthew 24:I2-I4-
"And because iniquiy shall abound fine love Of mana
shall wax cold -
But he that shall endure shs end ths same shall
be saved.
"And this gospel of the kingdom shall be preached in
all the world for witness unto all nations and then SHAH
the end come"
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-08-30

card is feature of the road
schedule. Southern will close
against the Crimson Tide Nov. "a
at Tuscaloosa. Other road oppon-
ents are the University of Dayton
Trinity University and Florida
State University.
The schedule:
Sept. 22-Louisiana Tech, Hat
tiesburg.
Sept. 28--Open
Oct. university of Dayton at
Dayton, Ohio
Oct. 20-Memphis State, Hatties-
burg.
Oct. 81 = University of Chatta-
nooga, Hattiesburg
Nov. 3-Abilene Christian College
Hattiesburg Homecoming
Nov. 10-Trinity University at
San Antonio, Tex.
Nov. 17-Florida State University
at Tallahassee, Florida
Nov. 24-University of Alabama
at Tuscaloosa, Ala.
Home games at 8 pm. Last
three games are afternoon attrac-
tionS).
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-08-30
Inflated Jury Awards Serious
Threat To All Property Owners
One Accident May Cost You Everything You Own - II
You Fail to Protect Yourself Adequately

personal liability, and fire (usu-
ally sold with an extended COW
erage" rider to cover eventualities
like windstorm and hail damage
and smoke caused by so-called
friendly fire; lie. an oil burner
backfiring could send smoke
through the house,
You may have the three essen
tial policies now (although some
$3.50 of Ohio drivers, for instance,
and $3.50 of Alabama's carry no
liability coverage).
But even if you're covered, are
the policies in the right amounts?
That's where many people slip up
Inadequate Protection Risky
Many people who know the ex-
cesses of sympathetic juries now
find it wise to carry 100000
100000 automobile liability in
! surance against bodily injury tc
others.
J For a slight additional amount
lyou should boost the property
damage" part of your automobile
| liability policy from the usual s.
900 up to $4,000 or more. Caus-
ing the wreck of a big trailer
truck could result in that large g
property claim.
What about comprehensive auto
insurance Ito cover such risks as
fire and theft or collision Ito pay
for accident damage to your own
carp These are good to have, es-
pecially with new car that's es-
sential. About one out of four
people buying collision insurance
specifies the less expensive $10C
deductible.
Comprehensive personal liabll-
ity takes over, for the home own
er, where auto liability insurance
| leaves off and it costs so little
$13.50 to $2025 a year for $4,000
per-occurrence coverage) that you
| can't afford to be without it.
Whether you realize it, your home
is full Of risks. You might be
broken financially by the man
who trips over juniors tricycle.
Even your dog could hurt your
bank account; a quick check OF
records at Employers Mutual OF
Wausau showed one dog-bit YER
dict for $4,000; two for $4,000
and two for $4,000!
Plan to carry at least $4,000
personal liability coverage in the
light of today's larger-size awards
and $4,000 is safer.
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-08-30
MISC Football

gle OF New Orleans and Larry
ltlch of Pell City, Ala; center Bill
Martin of Cullman, Ala, and ends
Jerry Taylor of Columbia, Curry
Juneau of New Orleans, Harold
Clark of Shubuta and Bob Yencho
OF McKeesport, Pa.
Lettermen backs are quarter
packs Doug Barfield of Grove
hill, Ala. and Bobby Hughes of
Fort Worth, Tex; halfbacks Dali
las Whitfield of Picayune and j.
=. Arban of Athens, Ala; and
fullbacks Harvey Seligman of
brooklyn, N. Y. and Lawrence
Meeks of Kossuth, Miss.
The 1856 Southerners will open
a nine-game campaign against
Louisiana Tech in Hattiesburg
Sept. o. Tech was a TO victim
last season.
! Other home foes will be South
eastern Louisiana College, Mem
phis State College, University of
Chattanooga and Abilene Chris
tian College Homecoming, Nov.
-.
The return of Alabama to the
The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1956-08-30
Special Teachers


/. Reed Carter, Band Master
2. A. H. Dunagin, On the Farm
Training
3. Miss Betty Merle Parish, Sec
rotary
4. Mrs. A. M. Permenter, Piano
5: Mrs. Margaret H. Porter, Pub
lie School Music
s. Mrs. Billy Stay, Piano
7. Mrs. B. w. Curry, ST., Special
Education.
All teachers of the Petal School
System were requested to meet
in the senior high school library
at 200 pm. on Wednesday, Au-
gust 20.
All teachers will be expected to
attend the meeting Of the Forrest
County T e C h ers' Association
which will be held at the Petal
High School auditorium on Thurs
day, August 80 at 200 pm.
Monday, September 3 has been
designated as holiday by the
County School Board and our
school work will be resumed on
Tuesday, September 4 at 8:15 am.
The lunchroom will be open and
we will begin operation on the
full schedule.