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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
ITO YOUR GOOD HEALTH
n0RlClN OF DISEASE USUALLY BAFfl'N0

Detroit news i-''f
.oo,r Dr MoIner: Where and how did Srrnl'' y
-, A. ,evelouedis explains that !. was fsxer 70 eo'oee
y ,no7 ~ Tho earliest Transatlantic mariners no" 90 ~.
80. ~ Another question: Can syphilis aese'0P :" :,
80, have never had contact with perso" VINO "ss -"
Mrs Nib and Friends.
:. ,v,d be interesting know he origin OF '"s w
..o however the question is like wonde''"s ~" A.
10000 70 arrow in North Amsres the ks"ss'00 -
ort oaks in Spain crabs Oft F'0"a' '''
bears in the Arctic ,.x :, ,hs head
bes'"' A., os TIE FOREGOING ARE LIFE 1850 ,ass,
..u,,,e &c CAUSED BY GERM wH'Cr -, LON
SYPHILIS uisT AS KANGAROO IS WHERE An0 ~"
e us ~, AL STARTED NOBODY KNOWS I'',,oSs or
Ire .as TAKEN MANY THOUSANDS OK euo, vsn IN
~ .HS AND xANcARoos cRADuAtla eo1o,r'oNs
.,sTsAlIA BECAUSE The CLIMATE AM Tvpss OF ANA.
A esso ns,s CRITTERS WITH THEIR TYPES "
TONY. - fran, somewhere. whsres
90 s,,s the syphilis germ. v"'ss ~
90" :. ,,v. in sny climate u IS ,.,o after
seems 70 nv. "a. an epidemic Of syphilis not .s =.
49, discovered America. and "~s n the
So'0", -. s.,sons unknown. evolved s'''
areas that Columbus s.s''s'
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
Good Health


"NO-T.H-LNCNE.S-S" OF SIN HUMAN BIRTHS
DEATHS. DEFORMlTlES. DISASTERS, PesTILENcEs
WARS, EVEN - MATTER" HE'LL. AND
THEIR FATHER, THE DEvIL'l = GIGANTIC ADAM
EVE FRAUDS AND M.YT.H-sl
THE UNIVERSE IS 1000 the MANIFESTATION OF
THOUGHT - 1.-THE THINGS SEEN ARE
TEMPORAL" = MYTHICAL tSt Paul
PART
SIN, DISEASE, DEFORMiTIEs, ARE IMAGES OF
FEAR, IGNORANCE, OR SIM (s&H)
UNCHRlsTLIKE THINKING
THE PRAYER THAT REFORMS THE SINNER AND
HEALS THE SICK IS AN ABSOLUTE FAITH THAT AL
THINGS ARE POSSIBLE TO GOD, - SPIRITUAL UN-
OUTSTANDING OF HIM. AN UNSETTLED LOVE.
D. l. PRAYER, Science and Health with KEY 70 me
SCRIPTURES" - BY WOMAN - GODS GREATEST
MARY, BAKER EDDY OF REVELATION III,
AND HER INvINCiBLE MAN CHILD = GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, HEALER OF The
NATIONS" REvELAToR OF THE REAL, The NE"
HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH = Revelafion
oil NEVER NEEDING A HEALING IN ALL s1sR'
NIFTY ! - AS PER
GENESIS 1871: land GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT he THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR
- HoNoRED BY THE cHLL-DL-e.S-S cHRsT
Jesus u HAD MADE AND, BEHOLD, u WAs
,-ls-l VERY GOOD" SEE p. 759, The eHK's''
LIKE UNDERSTANDING OF SCIENTIFIC ss'Nc
AND DIVINE HEALING. ...
ALSO. ID. 476, T. JESUS BEHsL0 IN SCIENCE me
PERFECT MAN, WHO APPEARED TO HIM "Hsks s'n.
MING MORTAL MAN APPEARS TO MORT IN ~.
PERFECT MAN THE SAVIOUR SAW Coos OWN In
nese AND THIs CORRECT VIEW OF MAN HEALED Ire
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
Moscow

lcontirued From Back Pace
HY The PURE IN HEART" - PURE ENOUGH TO
BECOME MY HIGHEST CHOSEN PEOPLE, CON-
sEcRArED cHRsTLikE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS
"MATTEn." HELL. AND THEIR FATHER. The
DEVIL HAVE NO ACTUAL EXISTENCE.
WHATSOEVER
THEIR NATIVE N-o.T.H-lNG-N-E-s-s WILL BE
nPPREHENDeD By ALL HUMANS - ADAMS. EYES
DEVILS DUPEs SUCKERS DEPUTIES, STEP
BY STEP HERE AND HEREAFTER! MATTER
DEVIL HE'LL ARE MYTHICAL MORTAL
T.A.o-U-c-H.T IMAGES ccUNTeRFelTs, BUR-
LEscuEs AND. FORTUNATELY OFTEN
sYMB.c-Ls or DIVINE IDEAS
MOSCOW SLAMS The DOOR
"DecEulLE's WISDOM SEEN PROVED ON
BERLIN CRISIS"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30

oN''tO NATIONS. NY.-The Soviet Union Friday
African and Assam nations attack colonial terri
~. ana charged that the United States "rnsddsd IN
~ eonso 70 save ksfsngs President Noise Tshor,be.
sovEr YIN AMBASSADOR vALERiAN zoR'N
's"veo NOTICE THAT RussiS VIAL USE ITS VETO
tconiipusd Next Column Topl
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30

toR0"l = DIVINE LOVE. INFINITE PRINCIPLE!
PART
NOW. THE REDS
"UN GETS WARNING
REDS URGE ATTACKS ON COLONIAL AREAS"
free Press Wire Services. 1928 United Nations, NY
50 WHAT? WHO IS RUNNING THE ONE. REAL
UNIVERSE? IN INvULNERABlE. HEAVENLY
HARMONY!
MY HIGHEST CHOSEN. cHRIsTLiKE CHRIS
IAN SCIENTISTS! AND MY ONE. SANE HONEST.
sATANFREE CHURCH. THERAPEUTICS. MY
N7KIsI. SCIENTIST. "HEALER OF THE NATIONS.
ktveLAToR OF THE REAL ! - THE NEW
neAvsN AND THE NEW EARTH ARE THE
GOOD sAMARTANs.' BROTHERS KEEPERS,
"Ho FULFILL OUR. JESUS AND NY. PROMISE AND
PROPHECY: FEAR NOT. LITTLE FLOCK, IT 3
lux FATHERS GOOD PLEASURE TO GIVE YOU
INK KINGDOM - HEAVEN AT HAND. WITHIN
W - LIFE MORE ABuNDANTLY" = WITH
sEcuRITYl
Arizona tribune., 1961-03-17
PATTERSON KEEPS
WORLD BOXING
CROWN AT MIAMI

Floyd Patters on regained his
fistic powers after being hoored
twice in the first round by the
jolting punches of Swedish chal-
lenger. Ingemar Johansson. The
pair met for the third time at Mi
ami's Convention Hall last Mon
day night.
They had both won once, Pat
ters on had made boxing history
by reclaiming the heavyweight
crown of the world after being
deposed by Johanss on. This
match ended the Swedish boxers
chances for a rematch. He had
been tagged in the first round
also by telling blow from the
champion.
Arizona tribune., 1961-03-17
ARIZONA USES A
DEMERIT SYSTEM

The demerit point system has
been inaugurated in the state.
Each time a driver is convicted
or forfeits bail for a hazardous
moving traffic violation, demer-
it points will be charged against
his permanent record.
Twelve points within any IL
month period will make ones
license subject to suspension.
Following are list of viola
tions and the number Of demer-
its chargeable:
Driving under influence of
liquor or reckless driving while
under the influence, 8 points:
reckless driving, 6points; speed
ing. 8 points: and all other NOV
ing violations, 2 points.
In addition, mandatory revoca-
ton is given upon conviction for
the following offenses second
offense involving liquor influ-
ence or reckless driving, hit and
run causing death or injury, driv-
ing under influence or a narcot-
ic, manslaughter, felony. or per-
jury relating to car ownership or
licensing.
Arizona tribune., 1961-03-17
Your Pup Grows Up

"Where, oh where has my little
dog gone?", you may ask when
your pup is a comical six month
old adolescent. Gone is his puppy
fat, his soft, fine puppy coat, and
all of his baby dependence.
You can almost see him grow.
This is the age of budding self
assertion, of discovering the
great outside world. This is the
age when young dog needs firm,
loving guidance.
His instinc-
~ s!ys ss.: ts s'sss: :.gs:
ESN rience each
So ;;::;:;: i: Is; !; So Z; & 6;
@(& $;:;1$:75; &: &: +; S:Si;;i Ss:s &
Institute Of
fers these suggestions for curb
ing three Of the most common
ones.
Unnecessary barking. Scold or
punish him Immediately. If nee
essary, muzzle him with your
hand and sternly say, "No!"
Jumping on yOu. Bump his
chest with your knee or step
lightly on his hind toes with the
reprimand. "No."
Evening star., 1961-12-03

NORTH CAPITOL AND E SITS. NV.
Beautiful, new lobby, dining room
and cocktail lounge.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
ROOMS, APTs. TO SHARE

All ROOMMATE PLACEMT. SERV.
Men " Jmen-Women w/women.
Careful Screening No Reg. Fee
Phone 63S-4262 o-9 for Appt.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

CHRISTMAS TREES
Wholesale; all varieties. only the
best; lowest prices. LA. 9-6244.
COW SI y. MANURE. A p vel! 5ottedi H. 3 eai' ~
Del; also TOP soil. HE. 4sS4s4.
HAMMERMILL, Mccormick Deer
ing No. 3, SOS. Du. $1,000.
HAY. excel. quality, Timothy,
clover, or mixed; by ton or load,
will deliver. WE. S-"427.
LANDSCAPING SERvICE-Prun-
ing, planting. transplanting, sod
ding, lawns made. renovated. tree
work, cement walks. driveways,
w. c. WALKER. JU. S-4913.
MAPLE SHADE TREES. from 81;
oft. and up: 3. anc B, MAN
GELS NURSERY. 940O Riggs rd'
HE. 1850.
SOD: excel. blue grass, by acre
or by field, 9 mi. Fairfax, Arl.,
or Falls Church. WE. S-242i.
SOD CUTTERS. aerofiers. Ford
tractors. front-end leaders, OC-3
dozerS. posthole diggers, cement
mixers, etc. RENTAL TOOLS q
EQUIPMENT CO.. JU. 5.5O4o.
STRAW. zoe bale; hay, soc bale;
corn. at barn; Norwood I'd,
Montgy. Co. EV. I-9iO4.
TOP SOIL, rich and claen, Sl5
truck load delivered. J. MANGELS,
TU. "-343S, HE. 4-7649.
TREE SERVICE-Wind damage, re-
moval, surgery. Free estimates.
Fully insured ReaS. AMERICAN
TREE SERVICE CO., EN-. 2-1lO6
VERY GOOD. rich topsoil for
lawns and greenhouses. Very rea-
Sonablt. CALL RE. 81 1919.
XMAS TREES-Local trees. white
pines. all sizes. JU. 9-3490. 10.
5-4SO0.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

old males; Axe; will sacrifice to
good home; $25 ca. Call from 8
to 5:30 Sun. CIR. 3-0757.
WEIMARANER PUPS, champ. show,
obedience and field stock. wormed
$40. Dial 703-EM. S-67S1.
WIRE FOX TERRIERS : Avail. for
AT. 6-2s61 aft. $50 pm.
NIRE-HATRED TERRIER puppies,
Axe, shots, healthy: will hold for
Xmas; S8O-S75. EV. 4-15OS.
YORKSHIRE Terriers, champion
sired; lovable and intelligent. The
pei of the movie stars. Call Bal
: timore. Md. NO. 5-5533.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
THE NEW"
DODGE HOuSE

NORTH CAPITOL AND E SITS. NV.
Beautiful, new lobby, dining room
and cocktail lounge.
RIM. WITH WATER, $50 mo and up
tBATH IN HALL FOR MEN.
Weekly maid and linen service:
newly decorated, attrac. furnished
rooms; all hotel facilities: free TV
!. and recreation room; lovely roof
garden; parking. Apply hotel or
call Mr. Ormand, MA. S-546O.
NORMAN BERNSTEIN SyndicateS
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, 3O3g, Apt.
5Ui-w closet. running water: kit.
priv. If dcs-, $40 wk. nc, "-3?SO.
NICE ROOM for elderly working
all day Sat, sun; aft. 7 pm,
wkdayS, De 2-9lS0.
N.W.-Bsmt. h.k.: warm, cln., quiet
refgr., ldry, bedrm. So up. Some
free rent, ladies only. DE. 3-9624.
QUINCY ST. N.W.-Colored; suit.
GOOD TRANSPORTATION RA. 6-47ss.
RMS. FOR COLoRED-l7OO block
OF U St. NV, Must be employed
~. u-fCtJ vi n. i-~oOb.
ROOM IN BEAUTIFUL Jewish
home; kitchen PRIVILEGES: good
transp.; $40 mo. for empl. lady.
Before 10 am. or after 8 pm,
LA. 9-354l or 45S-4322.
SCOTT CIRCLE. 1872 10th St
n.w.-Clean lst H.; single rms,
from 50 to Sll.50 wk.
SHERATON PIX. VIC.-Clean quiet
home, air cond.; sitting -bedrm.
unlim. phone in room, bath shared
with | man: 500. AID. 4-4S53.
SHERATON PARK AREA = Lge.
furn. front room for . women,
with pvt. bath. CO. 5-1O5O.
UNIT BLK. TUCKERMAN NV
Sgl. colored gentleman pref. excel.
character, clean living habits,
SOBER. IA. 9-i5S9 after ) pm.
UPPER CONN. AVE. N.W.-Attrac.
and quiet bedrm. and bath: home
privtl.. empl. gent. EN-. 3-43fl.
VIC. WALTER REED HOSPITAL
Large clean room. In pvt. home,
lady preferred. ia. a-a"aS.
3159 18th ST. N.W.-Sgl.. dbl
rms; kit. privileges, COW. to every
thing: 81 .5O-Sl1. so wk
I1IS NJ ST. N.W.-Men only. nicely
furn., refgr.. unlimited phone and
maid service. Apply RES. MGR
Evening star., 1961-12-03
HALJEAN KENNELS
IRISH Settlers C?,, male anc
LOOKING FOR SANTA?

KITTENS. silver tabbies, m. and f.,
housebroken, = mos; reas. Call
after | pm. WO. 6-O933.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
CATTLE AND LIVESTOCK

ARABIAN, mare and colt: gray
mare; = quarter horses: l watkins
! horse: ; gentle ponies, > open
| Jumpers: 3 GOOD pleasure horses.
Evening star., 1961-12-03

Res. Chihuahua pups. Available any
time Sq3-T51q or ia, S-04g1.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
APIS. UNFURNlsHED-D.C.
DUPONT CIRCLE
Washington, D. c.
December ;, 1861

1924 10th st. n.w.-Very lge. air
cond. eiiic. apt for the person
with discriminating taste. COM
pletely carpeted, fabulous kit. with
l2-it. refgr., din. area and lge.
dressing room with pastel tiled
bath; Sll5 mo-. all utils. incl.
Supt on premises.
STUART 4. BERNSTEIN L. CO.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIEs, m

GERMAN SHEPHERDS, Axe reg,
male or female. g wks. old: will
hold I'll Christmas. Call 703-
Evening star., 1961-12-03

MIN. PUODLES, broWn, exc. ptIs
or show 6ogs. (CD and Ch stock
1 mos, obed. trained, house brGn.,
perm shots. UN. A-6493
Evening star., 1961-12-03
APTS. FuRNIsHED-D. c.

ADJOINING RK. CRK. PIX
bedrm. apt, sep. entr., $65 incl.
utils. DE. ?-S999. FF. 3-435S.
ADULTS ONLY
CONGRESS HTS; S74.50, all utils.
incl; sos Raleigh place Sc
bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette. kit, bath.
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10.
o-oOO0
Evening star., 1961-12-03

MINIATURE PINCHER. Axe reg.
male. II mos, good markings
$50. WE. 5-a02l.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
POULTRY AND EGGS

herd OF 81 Chinchillas; cages for
approx. 70, and other equipment;
wonderful opportunity to buy q
" lasic herd. large enough to pay
steady pelting income within
2 years: owner algergic to fur:
no reasonable offer refused. Dial
3O4>-ST. 2-7115.
Evening star., 1961-12-03
DOCS, PETS, ETC.

GERMAN SHEPHERD. male, B yrs
OLD, Axe reg, $50. CIR. 5-53i1
GERMAN SHEPHERD Collie pups;
8. fat, healthy females; will be
weeks old Xmas: SlG DU. 5-6iiS,
GERMAN SHEPRERD, thorough
orGd; F.. SPRAYED; all Sh4ts' f,p Zines. me.
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, AKC
N. and T.. tpuppv gift certificatesl
DEN-BAR KENNELS, 45l -3935.
GERMAN SHEPHERDS. Axe reg,
male or female, g wks. old: will
bold ~ Christmas. Call 7o3-
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES. m.
and T., black and tan, Axe reg
shots. wormed. ia. "-729O,
GER. SHEP. thoroughbred PUPPY;
--6 wks.; lovely ginger color, only
left: S25: 7O3-437-2l2l,
GOOD HOME WANTED for year
old fox terrier, intelligent and
affectionate. OIL. 2-Sh69.
GREAT DANE PUPPIES, iawn and
orndl; champ. ST.: Axe reg. Paul
White, Kingsville, Md. LY, 2-9tSl,
HALJEAN KENNELS
Provides loving care in cozy coun-
try quarters for your dos or cat;
free pickup. CIR. 3-i62l.
HART. FERDINAND-In memory OF
FERDINAND. our little pet dachs-
hund, who was shot six years
ago today, December 3, 1885.
FIrdy, brave little fellow.
You died a hero. We loved and
MISS you and always will.
YOUR HUMAN MUMMY AND
NANNY HART
Evening star., 1961-12-03
FARM AND GARDEN
CHRISTMAS TREES

AFRICAN VIoLETS, nice size plants
Boins iR rSl r6 H0OF Pals cSlF.h, Sa :2s JE
Evening star., 1961-11-19
AHeTnoon, Cont.

AfternOon. Cont.
100 q THE BIG MOVIE.
i Hour, IS Minis. while New York
Sleeps" 1889 Michael Whaen.
q DAY IN COURT.
Trial.
q THEATER OF STARS.
Drama. Doting parents run into trouble
with their staee-struck daughter. Robert
Young. Ellen Drew.
l:25 On ABc MIDDAY REPORT.
News. Alex Dreier reporting.
1:26 q V EDITORIAL.
WToP Editorial presented by Jack Jurey.
1:30 q N BEAUTY SCHOOL.
Party planning.
q AMOS NJ ANDY.
Comedy.
q AS THE WORLD TURNS.
Serial.
200 q JAN MURRAY SHOW.
Game Color. Jan Murray stars.
a NUMBER PLEASE.
Audience participation. Bud coIIyer, m. c.
q PASSWORD.
Game. Allen Ludden. host.
FPS @ NEWS.
Up-to-the- Minute News.
2:3o q LORETTA YOUNG THEATER.
Drama. Repeat episodes.
q DOORWAY TO LIFE.
Drama Might of Terror"
Evening star., 1961-11-09

BOG. puppy, Pekingese, light brown;
Ehas one eye. yrs. old; ans. to name
e'1Chang"; Sunnybrook- -Bladensourg
area; reward UN. 4-3943.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
You Can Survive Atomic Attack
More Elaborate and WeII-Stocked FuIIout Shelters
Could Cut Hardship and Greatly Boost Life Chances

the more protection there is
against fallout, and even blast
effects.
My own simple shelter, in
which I could use sleeping
bags, increases fallout protec-
ion 100 fold. But a SIS, 900 shell
ter could give 1O,O00-fold pro-
lection.
Underground shelters, using
concrete or metal, cost more
than basement types. The Of
flee of Civil Defense Mobiliza =
ton and private contractors
and architects offer many suit
able designs.
In some areas, as along the
Gulf Coast, the ground is too
marshy or the water table too
high to permit digging under
round shelters. There the only
solution is above-ground out
door shelters, small or large de-
pending on budget, but follow
ing the rule the materials used
must be dense enough to keep
out the fallout radiation.
Apartment Problem
Apartment dwellers face vary
ing problems.
Some apartment buildings
have Easements or areas which
can and should be prepared
and stocked with supplies to
last two weeks for all tenants.
In many areas, though, three
to four story apartment build
ingS have no Easements, and
thus no ready-made place to
hide. One solution is commun-
Evening star., 1961-11-09

BOG, part boxer, part Doberman
= srinscher, male, brown. II mos;
since Oct. 3O; vic. W. .Hyattsvllle
5Lt,1Ss net IA 5-s73g
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Libby Is Sold
On Shelter
Despite Fire

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9 (APl.
The Bel-Air fire was a costly
test for a $50 fallout shelter,
but its builder, one of the
worlds top experts on nuclear
survival, is more sold than ever
on it.
DR.. Willard F. Libby, winner
Of the 1860 Nobel Prize for his
discovery of the carbon IA
atomic clock" has little else
left at his home-or pile of
rubble-at 1915 North Chantilly
road.
The UCLA scientists sandbag
shelter-minuS its burned-up
railroad tie beams-survived the
holocaust much better than the
house-or the rest of the neigh
borhood. Earlier reports had
said there was no damage at
all to any part of the shelter.
Il have more faith then ever
in the shelter" DR.. Libby said
today. This shelter was de-
signed against fallout-a radio
active powder-not fire. Had
there been a nuclear blast, I
have no doubt that it would
have more than done its job"
He said he will rebuild it with
different supporting beams.
The fire, which came right over
the shelter, burned the railroad
ties but left the sandbags
mostly intact.
I'm thinking now about
some new kind of beams. Steel
would be good but might make
it too expensive. I'll come up
with something.
Don't forget, there's a big
difference in protecting your
self from falling powder than
fire. The ties would have
worked fine against radioactive
fallout.
I've said all along that my
shelter will work. Today, I Say
it more than ever"
Evening star., 1961-11-09
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c. As
Thursday, November 9, 1861 ~

even lethal radiation. The thin
metal top of an automobile
would not stop the rays.
After a few days. or the two
weeks. you may well need your
car to move somewhere else,
or to resume normal activ-
tiles in your own city of neigh
borhood. So keep it gassed up.
In an impending attack, roll
up the windows and, preferably,
keep it in a closed garage. If
the car has been out in the
open, hose off the fallout from
it before driving it.
And you might we'll keep some
emergency supplies in it, in
Guiding a shovel to dig fox
holes if a renewed attack
caught you out in open areas
with a new cloud of fallout
approaching.
Tomorrow: How to tell when to
leuVe your shelter.
Evening star., 1961-11-09

boG. black. male, poodIei needs clip
gping: no collar; vic. N. Hamp. and
0uebec. Sill Spg: reward. HE. 9-3O5O.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Fourth Of O Series

fallout would not kill you. In
very heavily busted areas it
might be strong enough to cause
illness, or shorten life if you
got too much exposure. Genetic
effects on later generations
might follow also.
Acting on Civil Defense ra-
diced instructions, you might
be able to move away from a
small, cramped shelter to areas
which had not been so contain
mated and were safer.
With no harm, you could
make quick trips in and out to
hunt necessities. Particularly
so if you had a small, campact
basement shelter. For the rest
of the basement likely would
be receiving less radiation than
the remainder of the house, or
outdoor ground.
For $500 to $500 and up,
you can have larger shelters, in
Easements or outside. provid-
ing cots, better facilities, larger
stores of food and water.
1O,OOO-tO-1 Advantage
Prices rise as you install
eletric generators, chimneys
and air pumps and air filters,
and additional comforts and
room. A very definite offset,
however, is that sometimes the
larger shelter can double as a
playroom, den, storage room,
or other useable space in the
basement. or underground.
The better, the sturdier and
better supplied the shelter is,
Evening star., 1961-11-09

KITTEN, male, beige. fluffy; children,s
Spet; Springfield. Nd. OIL. 2-1514.
PTCTTTRFS AND NEGATIVES OF
NEEDING, vic. Uline Arena. Re
f. ward. II found. please call EN-.
Evening star., 1961-11-09

BOG, beagle, small, fem. without col
TISr; evenly marked; black, white and
mont Hts; S25 reward for recovery.
aWn R-SHSS
Evening star., 1961-11-09
Aviutrix Sued

SAN DIEGO, Calf. Nov. 8
(AP) .-Aviatrix Aileen Saun-
ders' husband is suing for di-
yorce. In a complaint filed yes
terday, Walter B. Saunders, 46,
charged his wife. SO, twice win
ner of the annual Powder Puff
Derby, had affairs with other
men and taunted him with the
details.
Evening star., 1961-11-09

ity shelters, preferably under
ground, large enough for 100
persons for IA days.
Trying to run away, in your
car, from the rain of approach
ing or continuing fallout could
be foolish. unless in particular
areas you had official advice
to do so.
The pattern of fallout can
be unpredictable. Fallout COM
ing to rest on your car could
bathe you with dangerous or
Evening star., 1961-11-09

TOON DOG. lge., male, blk. with white
Z chest and tail. ! VI: ans. to name
I Of Jeff; vic. Berryyllle rd., Seneca,
. Nd. Friday Oct. 27. WA. 6-9546.
Evening star., 1961-11-09
By DR.. WILLARD r. LIBBY

The more comfortable and
elaborate you can make your
shelter the better, in order that
you may remain inside for two
weeks if need be.
After the first two or three
days, the X-radiation from the
Evening star., 1961-11-09
LOST

BROOCH, emerald and diamond; on
aye; $40 reward. DU. 1850.
CAT, male, gray, with white l eyei
5 Call before noon, KE. 6-S47S.
CAT, black, male. affectionate: Oct.
30; vic. Meadow lane, Chevy Chase;
. reward. OIL. 4-321l.
CAT, ls:ge; gray part ,Pyarda PyeTsiaan ,tands male
/, vic. wildwood Manor. EN-. 5-2371.
COCKER SPANIEL, reddish blond, ,fe-
male. missing since Sunday; vic. La
sfayette School. Chevy Chase area;
4children's pet; reward. EN-. 3-1511.
TOON DOG, lge.. male blk. with white
Shest hnG tc sh Berfyvs yT snS Td q seneea ne@
qMd. Friday. Oct. ~. WA. 6-9546.
BOG, puppy, Pekingese, light brown;
Ehas one eye, yrs. old; ans. to name
e'Chang"; Sunnybrook- -Bladensburg
area; reward UN 4-3943.
6oG. part boxer' part DobeTman
gnseheo5 6ss oc, mals 3d. vie BROW W. Hyatt5Rfs RGf
sPrince Geo. lie; Smokey; chill
sdren's pet. HA. 2-s729.
UOG, cocker spaniel. buff color; an
swers to name 'Bufty"; bet. 3 to
yrs old; vic. Falls Hill. JE. 3-937l
Nor MA. S-6910.
5oG. black. male, poodle; needs clip
ynine. no collar; vic. N. Hamp. and
Quebec, sill. Spg.; reward. HE. 9-3O5O.
hoe. beagle, small, fem. without col
liar: evenly marked; black, white and
brown: from vic. Sheriff I'd. Fair
mont Hts; S25 reward for recovery.
HANDBAG, Iady's, large, black, left
lin taxi Fri. night; contents valuable
tto owner; reward. RE. 1856. ia.
s7-4557.
KITTEN, male, beige, fluffy; childrens
Spet; Springfield. Nd. OIL. 2-7374.
PICTURES AND NEGATIVES OF
WEDDING foSnd yiSi uliDs Dease Afeea oal En- En-
PIN. large circular rhinestone, Sd and
az SITS. NV. reward. Mrs. Ed Kline.
sTA. 9-60O2.
PUPPY, mixed breed, 4 mos, black;
sanswers to "Max,; white, goatee, red
4: reward Phone 533-06S0.
SPANISH PRAYER BOOK, left in taxi
@oct' %; sentimental value; reward.
SBU. 1-S2O6 or DU. 7-S403.
Sun GLASSES. prescription; bi-focal,
blue frame; vic. Takoma Park: re-
ward 589-56S5.
WRIST WATCH, lady's, gold; black
TTeeW1Sard. Te1S Cali daytime, Du, 2-3437;
S5O REWARD for return of water
Teolors in brown tote bag, lost or
lame IAN wYsoR. 2l2O0 Brantley
I'd, Cleveland. Ohio Cor call JE.
500 REWARD
BASSET HOUND, 8 months. white
with brown markings, on Friday,
< Nov. 2, in Spring Valley area. Owner,
Senator Kefauver. Reward EN-.
{ 2-7625.
FOUND
CAT, gray, striped with white: vic; 7th
st.. near Nicholson NV. IA. 9-3077.
DOG, brown, collie. mixed; WASH
INGTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE
NO. 1890.
DOG black spitz, mixed. WASHING
TON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE.
NO. 7-5730.
DOG, black, mixed dachshund;; WASH
INGTON ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE
NO. 7-5730.
Published Daily and sunday
at 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
at Washington, ID. 9.
Second Class Postage raid
Evening star., 1961-11-09
FOUND

Published Daily and Sunday
at 225 Virginia Ave. Sc.
at Washington, ID. Q.
Second Glass Postage Paid
Evening star., 1961-11-09

DOG, cocker spaniel, buff color; an
swers TO name "Buffy''; bet. 3 to
ayrs. old; vic. Falls Hill. JE. 3-937l
Evening star., 1961-11-09

HANDBAG, lady's, large, black, left
IN taRi Fri. night; contents valuable
tto owner; reward. RE. 1856. ia.