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The chronicle., 1961-11-10
BARGAIN HOMES

BARGAIN HOMES
|. IN PINEcREST PARK. This
lovely 3 bedroom home feat
ures den. buiit-in electric kit
chen: also a carport and utility
room for extra storage space.
Qualify for a FILA loan. with
low down payment Of S62s and
monthly note cheaper than
rent.
2. THREE BEDROOM HOUSE
ON CORNER LOT one hal
block from Washington A,e-
nue. on 18th Street. The lof
has cyclone fence. the hose IS
in good condition. Tota' price
only $500. Will go !HA or
purchase the equity.
3. EXCELLENT 3 BEDROOM
HOME in East Moss Point on
Katie Street. Failures central
heat. Youngspwn Steel Kit
chen. Full gsage. 80 x 10 rear
screened porch. storm fence
yard with Is X l9 patio. 220
wiring br utilities. Purchase
equity q finance FHA or CT.
a. HOUSE WITH TWENTY
ACRESlOF LAND four miles
East ofCity limits. Total price
$4,000
LOTS
Good ot in Bayou Casotte. $50
X 2of priced reasonably for
quicksale. Well drained lot on
Nortl Pascagoula Street with
shad trees. not overpriced.
Sevfal lots in city priced for
qui& sale.
The chronicle., 1961-11-10
pAscAGoULA cHRoN1cIEsTAR MOSS POINT ADVERTISER
is HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE: Three Bedroom Dwelling,
l4l2 Oliver Drive, immediate occu-
pancy. Down payment $780, Monthly
payments $80.01. Excellent location
blocks from beach. See J. p Frazier
at Bacot g. Frazier. or call so 2-49ll.
l6 If be 1924
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PASCO'S XMAS
SPECIALS
Yes, it's time to buy & we set
tied for Santa.
VETERANS

EAST MOSS POINT
Definitely only three remain
ing houses available on the
l009o financing basis. No down
payment: no closing cost.
These attractive 8 bedroom. in
side utility room. country kit
chen. frame & brick veneer
houses are ready for immediate
occupancy. Sale price is $l0.-
900. with monthly payments Of
5000 plus taxes & insurance.
Maximum FHA financing a
valuable.
KINGS PARK
Veterans: l00% financing: no
closing cost; no down payment.
Yes. this l008o completed 3
bedroom. kitchen & family
room. G.E. electric kitchen.
frame & brick veneer home is
ready for immediate occu-
pancY. The whole price is $l8.-
200 with monthly payments
$l00.5l plus taxes & insurance.
FILA terms available.
WIGGINS BAYOU
The Dream Home: Must be
seen to be appreciated & be-
heved. See our display ad in
this issue for more details.
PINECREST PARK
21a years old - l00% VA
financing. Minimum cash pay
ment. 3 bedrooms. llz baths
countrY kitchen. screened
porch. Seen by appointment
only.
PINECREST PARK
Owner leaving town. Equity
payment & loan assumptionl
This attractive 8 bedroom. q
baths. central heating & att
tached carport home will SELL
this week. Call for appoint \
ment.
EASTLAWN SUBDIVISION
Owner moved out Of towns
must sell this week. Equity
payment & assume loan. Three
bedrooms. Ia baths. attached
carport. $85 per month. in
cluding taxes & insurance.
The chronicle., 1961-11-10

ARRIVING WEEKLY: Large selection
beautiful antiques. Come In: browse
around Old South Antique shop, 2l3
McInnis Ave-, Moss Point. Phone CIR
-1l66 l9-A 2tp III
The chronicle., 1961-11-10

CASH FOR FILA. GI EQUITIES. O
h. Realty Co., 234 Canty ST. Pas
cagoula. Fri. is If be $40
The chronicle., 1961-11-10
We Guarantee
These To Be
PoscogovIo's
Nicest In
Used Homes!

NO LOAN TO QUALIFY FOR
3 bedrooms and family
room. Ia baths on pine cover
ed lot. Pay owners equity Of
$3.50 and take up payments
on this nice 3 year old home.
SPACIOUS - 3 bedrooms. 2h
baths. modern kitchen. full
size living and dining room.
located on 2 large lots close in.
Selling for $l3.500 with l00%
loan available to veteran.
OWNER TRANSFERRED - 3
bedrooms. llz baths with CEN
trail air conditioning. Ideally
located and cleaner than new.
This 3 year old home is selling
for the FHA-appraised value
and carries maximum financ-
ing.
MOSS POINT - DesirablY To-
Gated in prestige area. Make
offer for equity in this large
carpeted home at l02 Elm ST.
Owner transferred to Puerto
Rico and says sell!
PINECREST - For less than
new cost - Owner transferred.
3 bedrooms. separate family
room. beautifully handicapped
corner lot. Assume low interest
Loan
The chronicle., 1961-11-10

FOR SALE TO HIGHEST BIDDER:
Large house; rooms g. bath; to be
removed from present site. House is
located at Grand Bay, on property of
First Baptist Church. Sealed bids will
be accepted until Dec. Is, 1861.
Church reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. Send bids to Irving Van
Amburg, Trustee, P. o. Box 154, Grand
Bay, Ala. Is st be 11-10
The chronicle., 1961-11-10

ONE ROOM HOUSE and small house
on one lot. SACRIFICE. L. j. Bosarge.
324 Herrick st. 16 ltp lilo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-13

but I do know that 1 have
benefited from it immensely
ever since. I believe it is as i'm
portant to learn Latin as it is
to learn one of our modern
popular languages, such as
French. The study of both is,
of course, even better"
Given a fresher, more stimu-
lating approach to the teaching
of Latin, I'm convinced that
it need not be as dull as it was
in yesteryear-and I'm equally
convinced that it can make a
very real contribution to any
students grasp of any of the
romance languages as we'll as
to his native tongue, English.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-13
WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Perhaps it's the recent brou-
haha over the change from
Latin to English diplomas at
Harvard. but I seem to note
in my mail a new awareneSs
of the role Latin has played
in our educational system
and occasional expressions of
regret that it has now been
so completely abandoned. My
own feelings are mixed-and I
speak as one who not only
studied Latin for a great many
years but actually taught it
for a while.
Certainly much of the study
of Latin in the days when it
was required of college en-
trance candidates was dull. The
interminable hours spent on
memorizing conjugations and
declensions would have bored
a saint-and doubtless did.
Then came the sitting bore
dom of Cesar and his Gallo
Wars. Those of us who per-
severed were finally rewarded
with the superb sweep and
power of Vergil, the love poems
of Ovid, and the more adult
verses of Horace and Catullus
But all too many never did
survive Caesar and Cicero and
never knew what excitements
lay just ahead.
OF what practical assistance
is the study of Latin? Listen
to Mrs. Harold Bartlett, of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-07-13

Washington, D. c.: I'm ana
lying why I am so we'll
acquainted with words and
their meanings, I have come
to the conclusion that I can
place the credit at the door
of my Latin teacher. Three
years of Latin gave me a very
solid foundation in the Eng
fish language. If more educators
would refrain from referring to
Latin as a dead language and
stress its Importance as the
foundation of our living Eng
lish. students would study it
with more enthusiasm. 1 don't
know that I could say that I
enjoyed my study of Latin
Evening star., 1961-06-04

lie street poses problems for fat woman
in one of tonehts court room scenes.
q DONNA REED SHOW.
Comedy. A baby-sitting service at the
Stone home proves to be a bowling Sue
cess. Donna Reed, Carl Betz.
B:3o q BAT MASTERSoN.
Western. last Stop to Austin" Master
son (Gene Barry gains custody of dan
eerous youth tJan MerIin) who forces
him into shoot t-out. (Repeat)
q THE REAL Mcc0YS.
Comedy, "The Sorority Girl" Grandpa
throws a Mccoy cookout" in an effort
to help Hassie become a member of a
sorority. Walter Brennan.
q ZANE GREY THEATER.
Western "Honor Bright" The dramatic
story of father whose efforts to avense
his daughters death are limited by her
dying request. Danny Thomas and his
daughter Mario, star (Repeat)
900 q BACHELOR FATHER.
Comedy "KelIy Gets A Job. ."\KelIy Nor
cen corcoran) works as model to earn
money for a new dress which Rently (John
ForsNhe) has refused to buy her.
@ WRESTLING.
2 Hours Ray Morgan reporting.
q MY THREE SONS.
Comedy. "Fire Watch" Mike learns val
liable lesson in becoming man. by taking
job as fire watcher atop lonely in
accessible tower. Fred MacMurray.
q GUNSLINGER.
Western Hour. Rampage" An es-
capee from military confinement at Fort
Scott, takes with him a number Of U. S.
Army uniforms for use in war on
the civilian population. Jock Mahoney.
(RepeatJ
$50 q THE FORD SHOW.
Variety Color Starring Tennessee Ernie
Ford with golfer Gary Player as guest.
q THE UNT0UCHABLES.
Crime l Hour "eo Proof Dame" Ness
Evening star., 1961-06-22
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Fair,
somewhat cooler tonight, low
in lower COS. Partly cloudy,
warmer, chance of scattered
thundershowers by late tomor-
row afternoon or night.
Maryland-Some cloudiness
and considerable fog, low, 55
to so in west and lower Cos IN
east tonight, chance of showers
in extreme west before morn
ing. Considerable cloudineSs
and a bit warmer, scattered
showers or thunderstorms in
west by later tomorrow after
noon or early night in east.
Virginia-Fair and somewhat
cooler tonight with consid-
cradle fog, low, so to IS in east
and SIS to go in west. Partly
cloudy and somewhat warmer
tomorrow, scattered thunder
showers in north and west by
afternoon or night.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-North to northwest
winds diminishing and becom-
ing variable S to 10 knots to-
night. Winds becoming south
to southwest and increasing to
Is knots tomorrow. Fair to-
night. Partly cloudy tomor.-
row. Visibility 5 to 10 miles
Evening star., 1961-06-22
MAN WHO COUNTS HIS CHANGE
TURNS 2 DIMES INTO S525

A Baltimore man who always counts his change is
$525 richer today because he does.
The man, identified James Birely reported his
good luck in letter to the Washington Suburban San
tary Commission
About a month ago. according to commission Off
cals Mr. Brely bought one-day fishing license for SO
cents from Joseph Hurley watchman at Brighton Dam
near Ashton, Md.
Being unable to get back to Brighton Dam any time
in the future he wrote II requesting that
contact the whose initials this days fishing
permit and thank him for me.
when receiving change for buck to pay for my
permit he gave me two dimes and a nickel The dimes
were Mercury head dimes dated 1916D, which are quite
rare and after having them appraised yesterday here in
Baltimore, I sold them for a total Of $685."
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Permit Claim
Seen Possible
Threat to Plans

Testimony was completed
yesterday in United States Dis
trict Court in Baltimore in a
Silver Spring case which some
officials feel could alter the
course of future area planning.
The owner of the Silver
Spring property, Robert SYM
onds, of 1908 Rocton avenue,
Chevy Chase, contended that
Montgomery County wants to
deprive him of his property
without due process of law.
County officials, however,
claimed they were acting in the
public interest by denying Mr..
Symonds a building permit for
about one:quarter of his land
at Ellsworth drive and Fenton
street. That segment, they said,
will be used for future widening
of those streets.
Assistant County Attorneys
Richard Sincoff and Douglas
Moore fear that if Mr.. SYM
ondS' claim is upheld, similar
cases would arise to threaten
future area planning. Mr.. SYM
ondS says he is asking conSid-
Grafton of his case only.
Judge RoSzel c.. Thomson
said he would render his de-
ciSion in August.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Escopee Turns Self In
To PoIicemon-UncIe

A 20-year-old fugitive who
escaped from Montgomery
County deputy sheriffs was
, back in Jail today after turning
himself in to an uncle who is
on the Washington police force.
The rain-drenched youth.
George j. Aravanis, last night
surrendered in the District to
his uncle, Detective Sergt.
Teddy Thanos of the Metro
politan Police Department.
Ten hours earlier, he had
dashed like a "gazelle" from
the county courthouse in Rock
vile after Circuit Judge James
H. Pugh sentenced him to not
more than three years in the
Maryland Reformatory for
: Males.
.Aravanis had pleaded guilty
to charges of assault and bat
terry and malicious destruction
of property in connection with
a shooting spree in Silver
Spring last New Years Day.
"Panicked" at Sentence
HE panicked because of the
three-year sentence" his,
mother, Mrs. Katherine T.
Aravanis, of 2400 Dexter ave-
nue. Silver Spring, said. She
said her son didn't realize the
sentence was for a maximum
of three years.
Sergt. Thanos said Aravanis'
escape was motivated also by
fear of being sent to the Pa
tuxent Institution for Defective
Delinquents. In passing SEN
tence, Judge Pugh had ordered
the youth sent to the institution
for a mental examination. A
court order for such an exami-
nation is not, however, eQuiva-
lent to a commitment to the
institution.
The youth was being led
from the third-floor courtroom
Evening star., 1961-06-22

by Deputy Sheriff Ray Smith
when he bolted. Patrick Welsh.
an investigator for the county
States attorneys office. pur-
sued Aravanis briefly but gave
up when the youth ran like a
gazelle."
Hides 4 Hours in Woods
After fleeing the courthouse.
Aravanis hid in nearby woods
for four hours, his uncle said.
Then, according to Sergt.
Thanos. the youth, rain-soaked
and nearly broke. hitched a
ride into the District. He called
Sergt. Thanos on the telephone
at 10 pm. and was picked up
by the detective a short time
later.
When he picked UP his
nephew. Sergt. Thomas said.
the youth was soaked and
scared"
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Governor
Elected by
Girls State

ANNAPOLIS. June % (AP).
DO Anne Weibking Of Balti-
more. defeated in her bid for
Mayor of Girls State Monday,
today became the 18th Girl
Governor of the Citizenship
program.
Miss Weibking defeated an
other Baitimorean. Betty
Miller. to lead the Nationalist
Party to victory in two Of
three-State races.
Mary Elizabeth Todd Of Dem
ton was elected Attorney eGn-
eral and Kathy Guiodotti Of
Cheverly, the Federalist victor,
was chosen Controller Of the
Treasury.
Miss Todd defeated Ruth
Rohrer of Baltimore while Miss
Guiodotti beat Patricia Morris
of Greensboro.
BY her victory in the race for
Governor, Miss Weibkipg quail
flied for one of two Maryland
vacancies for Girls Nation in
Washington. Miss Webbing
succeeds Patricia Anne Bar
bernitz, also of Baltimore, in
the highest executive post of
the week-long program.
Meanwhile, at Boys State in
College Park nominations were
held for State offices, at the
University Of Maryland cam
puS.
Nominated for Nationalist
Party posts were Larry Mohr
of Potomac, governor: Ned
Leverage of Chestertown, at
torney general; John Grega,
| jr., of Dundalk, controller, and
Mike Smariga Of Union Bridge,
Judge.
FederaliSt Party nominees
were Jerry Schnydman of
Baltimore, governor; Bob Katz
of PikeSville, attorney general;
Marion Wheatly of Cambridge,
controller, and Ronnie Crisp of
Hagerstown. judge.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Expert Finds Sex Life
Of MusseIs Is Bleak

The late lamented DR.. Kin
sey never interviewed fresh
water musselS, and it's probably
just as well.
Their sex life is not only
pitiful, but some of them can't
decide whether to be male or
female.
So they're both.
And if that isn't confusing
enough, it's possible that GER
tain kinds produce equally
backward children-Solo-
generations on end. The whole
business scrambles genealogy,
makes a travesty Of legitimate
parenthood and intrigueS DR..
Henry van der Schalie.
"We haven't the foggieSt no.
ton Of how this works." said
DR.. van der Schalie. He's try
ing to get to the bottom Of the
mixed-up mussel matter at the
University Of Michigan and is
in town for a conclave of the
American Malacological Union.
The 54-year-old zoology pro-
fessor divulged the problem on
a bench at the Smithsonian's
Natural History Museum. He
delivered a paper on the sub
ject today. ..-..- - .
Sin most mussel families, the
sexes are separate, but in some
you have hermaphrodites (both
male and female) all the time.
We suspect that they can self
fertiliZe.
THE same gland will pro-
duce eggs and sperm at the
same time. Why the devil this
same tissue has the ability to
do it, is what I want to know"
he said.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
By DANA BULLEN
Star Staff Writer

Chief Robert v. Murray
plans to augment the strength
of Washington's police force
from the witness benches of
Municipal Court.
At present, these benches are
crowded daily with officers who
often have to mark time
sometimes hours - until their
cases are called.
The new plan aims at keep
ing these officers on the streets.
It will go into effect within
the next few days." Chief Muir
day said yesterday.
A Commissioners task force
estimated recently that about
1000 police officers attend
Municipal Court each week,
about go per cent to testify in
drunk cases.
In most drunk cases, the task
force noted, the defendants
pleaded guilty and the police
mems testimony adds little to
the case.
Also, the task force found,
many criminal cases involve
several officers whose testi-
mony is often merely repititi-
Gus.
Chief Murray, after talks with
court officials, plans to employ
a two-step program to recoup
lost manhours to fight Wash
ington crime.
First, drunk cases will be
screened each morning at pre-
cinct houses and defendants
who expect to plead guilty will
sign statements to that effect.
Policemen in these cases will
not attend court, but they will
remain on call in case a de-
fendant changes his plea or the
Judge wants them.
Second, only one officer will
attend court in criminal cases
where several officers ale in
volved. The remaining officers
will be called when the cases
come up. if they are needed.
The new plan is not expected
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Langley Park Citizens
Again Fight Motel Bid

Attorney Blair H. Smith
said the third rezoning, sched-
uled for a public hearing in
August, is for light-commercial.
Approval would pave the way
for a. request for a motel Spe-
cial exception permit, he said.
Spokesman for the citizens
charge commercial coming, if
granted, would extend business
property throughout their area.
They argue there are IA acres
of rural-residential land ad-
Joining the Cohen property on
the south. and land to the
west is zoned for single-family
homes.
Citizens agreed last night to
retain attorney c. Edward
Nicholson, who successfully
handled the 1859 fight.
Evening star., 1961-06-22

Several citizens groups and
a church in the Langley Park
area met last night to lay
groundwork for a third attack
against proposed motel coming
of a tract on the east side Of
New Hampshire avenue south
of University boulevard.
The 10-acre parcel, known
as the Cohen tract, now is
zoned for Single-famlly homes.
In 1856 rezoning was sousht
for an office building, and re-
jected by the Prince Georges
County commissioners.
Two years ago the county
heads approved rezoning for
apartments and a motel. Irate
citizens carried their fight to
the State Court of Appeals,
which reversed the commission
erS' ruling. -.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Police to Save Hours
Lost Waiting in Court

to include traffic cases because
defendants here have already
elected to stand trial when they
come to court.
The chiefs proposals have the
approval of Municipal Court
Chief Judge John Lewis Smith,
jr.
Chief Murray said the new
plan, if successful at Municipal
Court, may be broadened to in
clude District Court cases.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Muslin Leader
To Talk Sunday

Elijah Muhammad, leader Of
the Black Muslims, will give an
address at 2 pm. Sunday in
Uline Arena on the topic Of
Separation or Death"
A spokesman in Messenger
Muhammad's Temple of Islam
No. 2. Chicago headquarters of
the sect. said many eagerly are
awaiting the address for a fu-
ture outlook on the white-black
relationship in America"
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Engineer Strike
Talks to Resume

Wage negotiations between
area construction contractors
and striking members of the
Operating Engineers Union
were to be resumed today at a
mediation session conducted by
the Federal Mediation and
Cancellation Service.
The strike, in its ninth day,
followed q deadlock over wages
Evening star., 1961-06-22

Family life among muSsels,
mixed-up or otherwise, has al
ways been pretty bleak, he ex-
planned. Papa and Mama, in
bed with thousands of other
mussels. never meet each other,
unless they're hermaphroditic,
which doesn't make things
much better anyway.
Female eggs rest in the gills
and are fertilized by sperm
drifting by in the water.
Evening star., 1961-06-22

800 WEST, Schweppesman!" said Edward
~ Whitehead to himself, and he did.
Above you see him opening new frontiers for
the one and only SchweppeS Tonic. The famous
Gin-and-Tonic mixer
1t was the intrepid Commander Whitehead
who first brought Schweppes Tonic from Eng
land to our own thirsty shores Who taught us
to mix Schweppes with gin or vodka or rum
Evening star., 1961-06-22

between the heavy equipment
operators union and officials of
the Construction Contractors
Council here. Some ITO equip
ment operators are on strike.
Union and management rep
resentatives both declared no
material progress was made at
a five-hour mediation session
yesterday. The walkout has
halted or slowed work on four
Federal office building projects
and over 40 smaller construc-
ton Jobs in the area.
Evening star., 1961-06-22
Terris to Speak

Bruce Terris, assistant to the
Solicitor General Of the United
States, will speak at the annual
meeting Of the Montgomery
County Chapter Of the Mary
lapd Committee for Fair Rep
resentation at 8 pm. today at
the Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning Commission
Building, S787 Georgia avenue,
Silver Spring.
Evening star., 1961-06-22

For high and low tides at the follow
ing points subtract times indicated
Annapolis. SN hours; Bloody Point
Light. 4la hours; Colonial Beach. 6
hours; Deale, 41s hours; Solomons
Island. 6la hours; Point Lookout, IA
hours.
The Sun and the Moon
Rises Sets
Sun today - 5:42.a.m. S:37 pm.
Sun tomorrow 5:43 am. S:37 pm.
Moon today 2:24 pm. 1:46 am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-haf hour after sunset
Evening star., 1961-06-22

will remain cool tonight in the North and States and
be cooler in the Plains eastward Upper and Mid Mississippi
Valley Showers expected in the Great Lakes Ohio Valley Southern
Plateau Southwestern Plains Florida 1t will continue
the Pacific the South Atlantic States
al WirephotO Map
Evening star., 1961-06-22
"Thar's Schweppes in them thar hills!"

Who still sees to it that every bottle of Schweppes
is alive with Schweppervescence-delicious little
bubbles that last your whole drink through.
Curiously refreshing
Today, you can buy Schweppes Tonic west
of the Pecos, east of the Poconos and in your
own neighborhood store.
So always insist on the authentic Schweppes
Tonic, and if they don't have it-press on!
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-07-11
Miss Linda Faye LeSuelr Becomes
Bride Of Wiley Fielding Allen

Miss Elaine LeSueur, sister of
the bride was maid of honor.
She wore a blue street length
dress with a full skirt and car
ried a nosegay of flowers.
Other attendants were Miss
Velma Dunkum, Mrs. Bernard
Brooks. Miss M a title Belle
Blanks. and Mrs. Ronald Nc
Cowan The flower girl was
Alice Thomas. cousin of the
bride. Ronald Dunkum was the
ring bearer.
William Allen, brother of the
groom. was best man. Ushers
were Richard Allen, Jr.. jim
mic Allen. both brothers of the
groom, and Gordon Thomas and
Eldon Dunkum, uncles of the
bride.
Following the ceremony a re-
ceptlon was held at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
Thomas.
After We d ding trip the
couple are at home in Dillwyn.