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Evening star., 1960-10-09
HodI Stars as Kansas
Drops Iowa State, 28-14

AMES, Iowa, Oct. 8 (AP).-
Powerful Kansas turned back
stubborn Iowa State. 1914,
today behind the running and
passing Of Quarterback John
Hadl.
The junior scored two touch
downs and passed for another
to end Iowa States three-game
winning streak and make the
Jayhawks the favorites for the
Big Eight football champion
ship with a 20 conference
record.
Hadl's two long first. quarter
passes started the victory. He
hit Halfback Curtis McClinton
with a 37-yard toss-the key
play in a 66-yard drive for
Kansas first score, which Hadl
got on a short plunge.
He shot the Jayhawks into
a 14-0 lead by throwing another
pass which McClinton pulled III
between two Cyclone defenders
in the end zone for a 27-yard
touchdown play.
Fullback Tom Watkins, forced
TO carry the load when
outstanding Sophomore Dave
Hoppmann sat out the game
with a knee injury, kept the
Cyclones in contention. He
scored twice and contributed
several long runs, including a
42-yerd kickoff return which
set up Iowa States second
touchdown.
But Kansas big, fast backs
and rugged line proved too
tough to handle.
A blocked punt set up Kan
sas' winning touchdown in the
third quarter. with Hadl Scor-
ing from the /. The Jayhawks,
ranked 10th in the Associat-
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Catholic U. Booters
Win Overtime Game

Andres Dan scored with
about two minutes remaining
in the second overtime period
to give Catholic University a
81 victory over Loyola in a
Mason Dixon Conference Soc
Ger game yesterday at Gu.
Loyola o o 0 q o.
Catholic q 0 0 0 IL
Loyola scoring: Grabovski
GU Scorirs: LaRach, Dan.
Evening star., 1960-10-09

plunge and another time on a
pass from Glinka.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Salem Pitches
Gop1ers0ver.
p *
Wildcats, 70

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 8 (AP)
---Happy-go-lucky Joe Salem,
the peoples choice of Mime
sofa football, awakened a dod-
dering Gopher attack for one
swift touchdown strike that
brought unbeaten Minnesota
a TO victory over Northwestern
today.
Entering the game for the
first time to a bowling ovation
from the partisan crowd late
Evening star., 1960-10-09
STATISTICS

in the third quarter, Salem
whipped a 4O-yard pass to End
Bob Deegan to the Wildcat
g. Four plays later the regular
quarterback, Sandy Stephens,
punched over from the on
fourth down.
But the battling Wildcats
nearly hung the goats horns
on Smoky Joe in the fourth
period when they recovered his
tumble and smashed to the
Gopher 10 on Dick Thornton's
three pass competitions on third
downs.
Fourth Try Intercepted
The brilliant Northwestern
quarterback couldn't do it a
fourth time. Sophomore Bill
Munsey intercepted his pass on
the 2 and carried it back 80
yards.
It was the third straight
victory for Minnesota, match
ing its longest winning streak
since 1857. and launched the
Gopher's Big Ten season.
Thornton's passing arm, the
Wildcats only effective weap-
on, kept the Gophers jittery
all the way - including the
final minute when he fired a
35-yarder to Larry Benz.
But here Gopher Halfback
Bill Kauth finally slammed
the gate by intercepting Thorn
tons touchdown try on the
last play of the game.
Glorious Moment
For Salem, a faithful No. 3
quarterback for two years, it
was a glorious moment, and
his fans loved it. -Four plays
after he entered, Salem found
Deegan wide open down the
sidelines. Deegan took the pass
just inside and went to the
8. Two plays gained two yards
before Stephens replaced Salem,
slammed to the l and then
over. Fullback Jim Rogers
kicked the point.
NORTHWEST 0 0 0 Go
MINNESOTA ----0 o o.
Mtnnesota-stephens /, run (Rosers
kick.
Attendance: 57O96.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Texas Power, Depth
Slam Oklahoma, 24-O

DALLAS. Oct. 8 (AP).-
Texas might, in men and
power, crushed Oklahoma, $40,
today with Jim Saxton. Ray
Poage and Mike Gotten in the
leading roles.
The victory was the third
straight for the Longhorns in
this traditional game.
A 38-yard pass interference
penalty helped break Okla
homa's spirit in setting up the
first Texas touchdown.
Oklahoma could not mount a
steady attack until the third
period and twice was halted by
fumbles in what appeared to
be touchdown drives.
Scores on InterceptiOn
A 76-yard touchdown run
with an intercepted poss by Pat
Culpepper crushed the last of
Oklahoma's hopes.
A sellout crowd of 75,504 in
the Cotton Bowl watched Texas
beat Oklahoma by the widest
margin since a 40-7 trouncing
in 1941 and shut out the
fumbling Sooners for the first
time since 1914, when the Long
horns won 900.
SaXton gained 81 of II yards
in Texas drive that wound up
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Iowa UtiIizes
Power in Win
Over Spartans

EAST LANSING, Mich. Oct.
8 (AP). = Iowa showed over
whelming power and versatility
in whipping Michigan State.
27-15. with a fourth-quarter
comeback today in a battle for
the Big Ten football leadership
before a crowd of 74,543.
Iowa made two fast touch
downs in the first period but
Evening star., 1960-10-09
LongGoIIops
Mark
ByCoIorodo

BOULDER. Colo, Oct. 8
(AP). - A dazzling 8l-yard
scoring strike in three plays
after the opening kickoff set
the tempo for Colorado's 35-16
football victory over Arizona
today.
Colorado came right back the
next time it got the ball to
hustle 50 yards for another
touchdown.
Breakaway runs picked up
both the first two touchdowns.
Ed Coleman, sophomore half
back, ian Al yards for one.
Teddy Woods ripped 80 yards
along the sidelines for the sec
ond.
An Arizona halfback, War
rem Livingston. came up with
the longest scoring run of the
day, II yards. on a punt re-
turn in the third period. An
other Wildcat, Dale West.
sprinted II yards N the same
period to Colorado's II, but
the Buffaloes stopped the
threat on their 2.
ARIZONA - q 0 8 2-l6
COLORADO ------13 16 8 0-35
colorado-Coleman Al, run kick
Colorado-woods 80, run (Hillebrand
Arizona-wld is, pass from wilson
(pass failed.
Colorado--Weiss 8, plunge woods
colorado-Hillebrand 40. pass from
Weidner tSemenko, pass from Weld
Coiorado-Fink 1s. run run fsiledl.
Arizona-Livingston II, punt return
(ShaCkleford runl.
Arizona-Safety, Runk tackled Weidn-
er in end zone
Attendance 34,l53.
Evening star., 1960-10-09
Penalty Sets Up Score

ed Press poll. wrapped up the
triumph on Bert Coan's 1-yard
touchdown plunge midway in
the final quarter.
KANSAS - IA o 7 T-2S
IOWA STATE - 0 6 8 O-14
Ksnsas-Hadl l, run (Suder. kick.
Kansas-McClinton 81, pass from
Iowa state-Watkins ., run tkick
failed.
Kansas-Hadl |. run tSuder kick.
Iowa State-Watkins 6. run (FitZ-
gerald, rum.
Kansas-Coan /, run (suder, kick.
Atendance: 10000 (estD.
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Who Lost Steel Strike

CONTINUED from Back Paqe)
EVERY ONE CAME UP A WINNER IN THE SETTLE
MENT OF THE STEEL STRIKE EXCEPT you AND Me-
DAVID j. MCDONALD. PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STEELWoRKERs, GOT MORE THAN HE EXPECTED.
THE STEEL COMPANIES GAVE LESS THAN THEY Ex
PEcTED. vIcE-PREsIDENT NIXON GOT ONE GIANT STEP
TOWARD THE PRESIDENCY. LABOR SECRETARY JAMES
p MITCHELL BECAME THE CHIEF CONTENDER FOR
THE vIcE.PRESIDENcY
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RACES AND PEOPLES - IMPERATIVE. PURE.
BAslc EDUCATION. CULTURE. POLITICS. REcREA- I
TON THAT REALLY REcREATEs AND RE-
sPEcrs OUR JESUS AND NY, SUBLIME TRUTH RE
HEALTH. HEALING. HEAVEN HERE. NOW
THE FLESH PRoFlTETH NOTHING" John sos.
AND ENTERTAINMENT WHOSE GOAL IS THE
REPUTATION or THE DEVILS BILLION RAcKeTs
ENsLAvED so-cALLED ENTERTAINMENT.
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'cen''nusd from ssek psse,

HEX L.LekAkY ABILITY HAD BROUGHT A ReLA.
Ivsl1 COMFORTABLE LIVING AND so SUE
HAD TEN LEAN YEARS IN 1875 nv oNI y ,MeA'
Llele b-'s-l-e. THE c.s TEXTBOOK WAS plIn
LISTED, AND THE AUTHOR MRS EDDY pErr,vrn
NO RETURNS FROM THE FIRST EDITION or ooo
COPIES SUBSEQUENT EDITIONS DID BRING urp
AMPLE RETURNS WORKING CAPITAL AZ
DID HER CLASS INSTRUCTION TO BOTH TtE poop
AND PERSONS or MEANS, INCLUDING ply
SIciANS, CLERGY PROFESSIONAL AND nlIs,Mrse
PEOPLE. AND 50. TODAY, THE THOUSANDS oe
c.S CHURCHES AND c.s. SOCIETIES IN COLLEGES
AND UNIVERSITIES or THE ENGLISH SPEAKING
WORLD REPRESENT THE TRIUMPH OF DIVINE
IDEAS. REAL SUBSTANCE OVER THE DOLLAR
CONCEPT OF SUBSTANCE AND REMEMBER rHE
NEW T. AOMoNisHEs: THE LOVE or MONEY
IS THE ROOT OF ALL EVIL!
DIVINE IDEAS SUPPLY ALL NEEDS.
SEEK We FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HIS
RIGHTEOUSNESS AND ALL THESE THINGS SHALL
BE ADDED ON TO YOU" uesvs)
CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS IN GOVERNMENT :
MANY MORE NEEDED
lMM0RTAls LIBERATED FROM THE CURSE
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR
TO ST. PAUL. TO you. IN ROMANS - STATUS
OF HEBREWS, res, PRoTEsTANTs AND OTHER
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL MORAL AND
SPIRITUAL cRIPPLEs PERSONS OF DEFECTIVE
SANITY. JUDGMENT, HONESTY, INTELLIGENCE!
- CLERGY, LAITY. LEADERS, AND MAssEs!-
PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL - NOT NECESSARILY
IN OBVIOUS WcKEDNEss, BUT IN INVOLUNTARY
ERROR
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How 1t Works

(Confinved from Back Psgel
IT'S NOT NY JOB. THE MAINTENANCE FOREMAN
SHOULDN'T HAVE PUT THE ENGINE ON THE LINE IN
THE FIRST PLACE WITH A DIRTFoccED SHIELD LIKE
THAT"
The Association Of American Railroads, leading the
indvsirys misunderstanding campaign. cites The following
examples
ENGINE CREW MEMBERS WERE REGISTERING OFF
DUTY At HASTINGS. NEB.. WHEN THEY WERE IN
sTRucTED TO MOVE THEIR ENGINE TO A NEARBY
TRACK THEY cLAIMED-AND REceVED-AN EXTRA
DAYS PAY FOR THE FEW MINUTES or EXTRA WORK
ON THE GROUND THAT 1T CONSTITUTED RECALL
TO WORK.
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Featherbedding-


CONTINUED from Back Pager
HEBREWS, res PRoTEsTANTs. EFT Al. ARE NOR
Al AND SPIRITUAL cRIPPLES - PERSONS OF DE.
FEcTVE SANITY, JUDGMENT. HONESTY, lNTELLI.
cENcE HENCE. CONCLUSIVE VICTORIES OVER THE
DEVIL AWAITS THE RISING TO POWER OF NY PRIESTS.
PROPHETS STATESMEN, PHYSICIANS. ME-TA-PHY-
sIcIANs, cHRIsTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
WHO TAKE SERIOUSLY. WITH CONSIDERABLE
JUSTIFICATION OUR MARVELLOUS PROMISE.
JESUS AND NINE: my WORKS AND GREATER
SHALL YE Do! - John 1912.
vl5-B BUT, IF We LOVE nae. KEEP MY CON-
MANDMENTsr
NOW, READ ON AND AssIMILArE THE MAR
Vicious PROMISE TO THAT wicked AND ADUL-
ferrous GENERATION" OF ANOTHER COMFORT.
Err. EVEN THE HOLY GHOST WHO WOULD TEACH
YOU ALL THINGS -! AND EFFECT 1.-THE HEALING
OF THE NATIONS" - REVELATION = OF THE
REAL NATIONS, CREATION UNIVERSE, NEVER
NEEDING A HEALING!
PART
rIPE-sMOxINC MCDONALD. "A CHRISTIAN
ARTHUR GOLDBERG. HEBREW. U.S.W. ATTY.
OF SUCH 'cocKEYED PERSONAL AMBITION FOR
POWER, PRESTIGE, AS TO HAVE ASSERTED,
JUST PRIOR TO PRES EISENHoWER'S INVOKING
THE TAFT-HARTLEY INJUNCTION, THAT THE
STRIKE WAS NOT CONTRARY TO THE PUBLIC IN
TEREsT, WELFARE AND HEALTH AND ANY
LAUNDERING ASS KNOWS THAT CESSATION OF
FAMILY INCOME PROMOTES WORRY AND
WORRY IS AN IMPORTANT FACTOR IN SICKNESS,
DISEASE AND DEFC2MITIEs.
THE CHRIST OLOSSAl SCIENCE OF TIE UNI
VERSE REVEALS AND DEMONSTRATES THAT ALL
DISEASE IS THE RESULT OF FEAR IGNORANCE,
OR SIN" - UNcHRIsTLIKE THINKING = c.s. TEXT
BOOK - N.Y. GODS, INFALLIBLE BIBLE
YES WE MEAN BIBLE - AND ONLY INsSii5LE
PASTOR or NY ONE, sATAN-FRsE, SANE
CHURCH THERAPEUTICS THE CHRIST SCIENTIST ! -
IN WHICH OUR SENIOR, BASIC PASTOR. KING
IAMEs PROTESTANT BIBLE, RECEIVES GUARDIAN
SHIP AND LIBERATION FROM THE 100000
READINGS (s&tD CONFRONTING NY GREATEST
MARY INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY, APPOINTED IN 1866. TO FULFILL THE
ROLE OF WOMAN, WHOSE MAN CHILD WOULD
RULE ALL NATIONS WITH ROD Or IRON
(Revsssion. :. -.-
the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT IS THAT
ROD OF IRON AND ITS EARLY 10th CENTURY
PROPHECY is IN PROCESS OF FuLrlLlMeNI
ut Is UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN SCI
rncr ne nesTlNEp TO BECOME THE ONE AND
on, eFlIcoN AND THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL
(continvsd Next Column IoP'
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TE Seal Fund Chief

Continued from Back Page)
M.D.s, MEDICAL NURSES. FUNCTION IN THE
PSYCHOLOGY OF THE DEVILS DELusIoN
OF REALITY OF THE BODY!
JESUS THE FLESH PRoFITETH NOTHING. 1T is
THE SPIRIT THAT 0UIckENETH. THE WORDS THAT
SPEAK UNTO you. THEY ARE SPIRIT AND
THEY ARE LIFE 7" - John 6:63.
AND SO. WHILE DOCTORS AND NURSES ARE
'FUSSlNc AROUND THE FLESH THE PATIENTS
slcKLY THINKING MAY OR MAY NOT IMPROVE,
DEPENDING UPON BACKGROUND. INFLUENCES,
ETC, AND. OFTEN. WHETHER OR NOT CHRIS
TAN SCIENCE AID IS SUPPLIED THOUSANDS OF
HOSPITAL PATIENTS HAVE WALKED OUT IN
STEAD OF LEAVING THEIR cARcASSES IN HOS
PITFALLS BECAUSE A DEATH, A n MIXING SUFFo-
CATION WAS AvERTED THROUGH - c.S. SPIRITUAL
BAPTISM THE BEGINNING OF AN AWAKENING
TO, APPREHENSION OF, THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
OF oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE. YOUR TRUE HABITAT. or MANY MARVELLOUS
MANSIONS Christ Jesus)
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Margaret Sullivan


ROMAN CATHOLICISM IS THE DEVILS MATERIAL
IsTIc COUNTERFEIT or THE SPIRITUAL. INFAll'ele
CHRISTIANITY OF NY HOLY GHOST CON-
cEIvED SON - INCOMPATIBLE PROPHET.
SAVIOUR. LiBERAToR, THE C-Hl-l-DL-E-sS
CHRIST JESUS. THE WAY. THE TRUTH, AND The
LIFE" WHO GIVES NO AUTHORITY FOR The
re- PRIESTHOOD. SPIRITUAL PROSTITUTES, TO
PROMOTE THE POPULATION FLOOD LUNAcY
TREASON, Null TiPLYINc LIKE RABBITS THE
DEVILS ADAMS EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS.
JupAsEs. KNAvEs AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND PsY-
GEOLOGY OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENT
HOOD AND CALL THIS PSEUDO, LOUSY. COUNTER
FELT OFFSPRING NINE - WHEREAS. NY OFF,
SPRING MUST BE THE IMAGE AND LIKENESS OF IN
FINITE MATTERLEss FLEsHLEss. MAJESTIC
SPIRIT THE ONE, REAL SUBSTANCE, vO'DiN0
MATTER" AND ITS FATHER, THE DEVIL,
BOTH GIGANTIC FRAUDS AND MYTHS
AND WE ASK YOU: ARE SHINING STUPID
LAUNDERING ADAMS AND EWES, EFT Al. THE IMAGE
or nae, GOD, THE ONE. REAL, SANE MIND.
SOUL, IN, AND OF, THE ENTIRE UNivERsE9
HENCE, THE CHRIST SPIRITUAL REBIRTH JESUS
DEMANDED OF NIcoDEMus = TRuTH-sEEKiNc
HEBREW RULER.
PART
MULTIPLE MARRIED MARGARET S. SOUGHT AN
ESCAPE FROM THE HE'LL OF THE DEvIL-ENsLAvED
ENTERTAINMENT WORLD!
TRUE FRIENDS. CHRlsTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS!
over THERE WILL AWAKEN HER TO The
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF DIVINE sONSHIP, THE
EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF OMNlPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LIFE, OF MANY MARvEoUs MAN
SONS CHRIST JESUs)
PART3
DEVILS MATERiA MEDiCA, ONE OF HER, IN
VOLUNTARY, REASONABLE FRIENDS - WHOSE
WHITEWASH CURES INVITE PREMATURE
DEATHS AS DO IMPURE PRAYERS NOT YET Ac-
cEPTING WITH CONSIDERATION, MY IN
COMPARABLE CHRIST COLOSSAL SCIENCE OF THE
UNIVERSE - WOMAN's MAN CHILD RULING
ALL NATIONS WITH A ROD OF IRON tReveIation).
NY GREATEST MARY, THE REV. MARY BAKER
EDDY, INCOMPATIBLE PRoPHETEss DAUGHTER
REvELAToR, IS THAT WOMAN!
MARGARET NEEDED my INFALLlBlE BIBLE :
THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK YES.
THE C.s. TEXTBOOK : ONLY WHOLLY
TRUSTWORTHY PASTOR. NOT A SATAN
BOUND" ADkM-EvE
SAUL OF TARsUs OF THE FLESH
A CHRlSTLiKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST WAS
NEEDED TO READ OR SPEAK TO MARGARET.
WHETHER AWAKE OR UNCONSCIOUS! = PURE
PRAYERS!
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JAN. Is, 1860
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

The Girl Scouts lead the three
groups in total membership,
with 12,243 taking part in the
activities of 627 troops. The
breakdown includes 299 Brown.
lie troops with 4403 members;
313 intermediate troops with
4504 members, and Is senior
troops with 325 members.
Boy Scout membership totals
1855, with 268 units active.
They include 50O6 Cub Scouts,
1907 Boy Scouts and 442 Elk
plorers. In addition, their pro-
gram involves the participation
of some 5000 adult leaders.
The county's Camp Fire Girls
number 1898. with SO Blue Bird
groups embracing 93S members;
So Camp Fire Girls groups
composed of 429 members, and
three Horizon Club groups hav-
ing a total of 43 members.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

The programs, beginning DC.
tober 2, will be held at 8 pm.
at the church, corner of Georgia
ave. and Plyers Mill I'd. The
first in the series will be a dis
cussion of the national govern.
ment by DR.. Charles IIersh, as
sistant dean of the school of
government and public admins.
tration at American University.
Other programs in the series
will be as follows:
October 9-State government,
to be discussed by Lionel Mel
son, head of the public relations
department at Montgomery Jun.
Tor College.
October 16-Party issues, to
be discussed by Rep. John r.
Foley, Democrat, and Charles
Mac" Matthias, candidates for
election to Congress from the
Sixth District of Maryland.
October % - County Govern
ment, to be discussed by Mrs.
Stella Werner, member of the
Montgomery County Council.
October 30--A Christians re.
sponsibility to his government,
to be discussed by a speaker as
yet unannounced.
According to officials Of the
church, all residents of the COM
munity are invited to attend
and to bring their friends.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

available, so the party will
carry on. Dress is extremely
casual or western and the time
is 9 til 1.
Mrs. Sidney Peter entertained
honoring Mrs. James Lombard
at a tea on September 20. Mrs.
Lombard is moving from her
Potomac home to Washington,
D. C. She was also guest of
honor at a bridge party given
at the home Of Mrs. William
Bushell on September %.
Recuperating statistics. Mrs.
A. M. Mize is on clutches fol-
lowing a fall in the office which
resulted in a broken foot.
Anne Christmas has a broken
ankle.
Judge Richmond Keech is
recuperating at the Washington
Hospital Center following sur
gerry on September 26.
Birthdays and anniversarys
are numerous this week. Claire
and Stretch Harting celebrated
their seventeenth anniversary
on September 20 and Lois and
Don Gaynor celebrated their
anniversary on September 25.
On September % Mary Coyne
and Marie Danzi scored an
other year; September % was
the 18th birthday Of the CALI
her twins, Cathy and Lynn;
and Emily Stenhouse celebrated
that day, Tom Coleman reached
his 18th year on the oath and
Ray Little celebrated on the
18th with a party at home fol
lowed by a trailer ride to the
Polo game.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stone have
sold their River Road home and
are temporarily living in Be
thesda until their new home
on Norton Road is completed.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29
Son of Marine Hero
Ain.ing for academy

Marine Pvt. Justice NJ Chambers jr, of Rockville,
has completed the first phase of military training pro-
gram that he hopes will enable him to embark career
in the footsteps of his father.
The son of retired Marine Col. ]. NJ Chambers, the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29
Charncter-Building Youth
Groups Rely on UCF Dripe

Membership in Montgomery
County character building
groups supported by the United
Givers Fund now totals 25,S92,
according to a survey conducted
by UGF officials.
Continued success of their
programs devoted to the devel-
opment of qualities Of leader
ship, good citizenship, service
to others and to providing
wholesome leisure time activity
for the youth Of the counties,
hinges largely on the outcome
Of the current UGF campaign.
The youth groups include the
Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and
Camp Fire Girls, who have been
allotted a total of 1929 in
UGF funds for operating ex-
penses in the coming year. The
overall ALLEGATION for Montgom-
cry County is $153,500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

Rockville youth successfully
finished recruit training at the
Paris Island, S. c., Marine
Corps Recruit Depot, and is
planning to complete his high
school education en- route to
Marine Corps commission via
the Naval Academy at Annap-
oils.
Chambers currently is SEN
for at Richard Montgomery
High School. His return to
school was made possible by
the fact that he enlisted in the
corps under a 90-day reserve
program.
Automatic Nomination
On graduation from high
school, Chambers automatically
becomes eligible for the coveted
opportunity of taking the en-
trance examination at Annap-
oils, in view of the fact that his
father was a Medal of Honor
winner. Under Naval regula-
tons, sons of all holders of the
services highest heroism award
are entitled TO nomination for
the service academies.
Chambers father was a mem
Der of the famed Edson's Raid
ers and won the Medal of Hon.
or as commanding officer of the
Third Battalion Landing Team
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29

at Two Jima. Colonel and Mrs.
Chambers now reside at 140
South Adams st. in Rockville.
An older brother, John, al
ready has taken advantage of
the opportunity and is in his
third year at the Naval Acad-
envy. He, too, is working tow
ard a Marine commission.
Temple Starts Program
Temple Emanuel in Kensing-
ton will launch its annual "Sa-
lutte to Learning" program Oc-
tober II with an address enti-
tied "You, Religion, and Jewish
Learning" by DR.. Samuel Iwry.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29
LouryLady
By: JOYCE
MAKEUP MIRACLE

Eye makeup is the secret weapon
that can bring radiance even
to the most undressing eyes,
making them naturally lovely and
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1960-09-29
PooIesvilIe
By Cathe C. Linthicum
Diamond 9.3332

The annual GAINESVILLE Tur-
key Dinner and Harvest Bazaar
sponsored by st. Mary's Church
and the American Shrine OF
Our Lady of Fatima will be
held Saturday, October 8, from
1890 to 9 pm. A Starlight
Dance, with music by the Night
ingales, will be held at 9 pm.
in the Pavilion ballroom.
The dinner will be held in the
Pavilion dining room and the
bazaar in a large tent erected
in front of and connecting with
the Pavilion. This means no
crowding of any of the events.
The bazaar will feature home
made cakes and handwork be-
sides many valuable prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Click.
man, Dickerson, have donated
one of their finest steers to be
awarded. Mrs. Gertrude White,
Germantown, assisted by Mrs.
Margaret Strickland, Clarks.
burg, will head the staff pre-.
pairing the dinner. Dining serv.
ice will be arranged by Mrs.
Helen VanDercook, Poolesville,
assisted by Mrs. Hannah Marie
Gloyd, Boyds, and Miss Virginia
Parton. GAINESVILLE.
The bazaar staff includes
Charles G. Dowd, William
Jones, Admiral and Mrs. Law
renee A. Abercrombie, DR., VIII.
liam j. Frank, Harry ]. Kelly,
Louis Weller, Roger Hayden,
Charles H. Jainison and many
others from this area of the
county. The pony rides, which
the children enjoy so much,
will be on hand again.
At last reports, Charles w.
(BilD Norris, Beallsville, is re-
covering satisfactorily at Fred
erick Memorial Hospital follow
ing surgery Tuesday.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Daniel-Jeffers American Legion
Post PAT met at the home of
Mrs. Mark LETTERS, GAINESVILLE,
Wednesday night. The new Of
ficers were installed. Mrs. Vera
Seymour is the new president.
The organization will hold a
bake sale Friday, October Z, at
Selby's Store in Poolesville, be-
ginning at a pm.
Mrs. John Moore will be host
ess to the group at her home
near Boyds at the next meeting,
October Is. 1t was decided to
change the regular meeting
date from the third Wednesday
of the month to the third Tues.
day for awhile.
The X-ray unit will be sta.
toned at Dickerson on October