davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
By Oscar Parsons

6y oscar PARSONS
Most columnists probably
would like to come up with
a good piece on safety, have
the linotypist set it and then,
every July 4, New Years
Day, Christmas and Labor
Day weekend, just insert the
standing type under his
heading.
Sometimes they wonder,
we feel sure, if the effort is
really worth their time.
They try different angles.
like saying crazy. speed
happy motorists kill m ore
people than wars. the life
you save may be your own.
ct cetera. The way some
drive. you get the idea they
don't. want to save any lives
including their own.
. Last Labor Day weekend
put total of 555 in their
graves.
Now comes the lights-on
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

angle. A transportation COM
pany initiated the idea of
burning the lights on their
buses during the day as a
reminder to oncoming motor
lists of the danger on t h e
highways.
We've even heard the ru-
NOR that a bus with burning
lights in the daytime means
no fre e d ON riders are
aboard. Which proves some
folks don't have much to
talk about.
We don't care what gim-
mick the people use. We just
hope they'll mix it with a
little common sense, judg-
ment, caution or what have
you-and try to keep from
making another slaughter
period of the Labor Day
weekend.
The same applies to boat
ers as to drivers. The idea. of
course. is to enjoy the holi-
day. And this would seem
impossible if you have kill
ed yourself or someone with
your auto or boat.
We know that this isn't
the standing story" tn at
will be run again and again.
We just hope some will read
and think-and be careful.
Happy holiday!
4
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

bring in to the Chronicle.
But" she said tentatively,
I'm in shorts. After what
you wrote about women in
shorts, is it all right to come
in?"
We assured Maggie that
of course she is always well
come at the Chronicle, with
or without shorts.
But that didn't sound Just
exactly correct
4 4 4
An o / h er communicant.
sheriff James Ira Grimsley,
says he'll be happy when
tn e Chronicle subscription
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

The Chronicle. with this is
sue, resumes publication Of
menus for Moss Point and
Pascagoula schools.
Parents = many of them,
who have requested that we
continue the feature = say
they clip the portion Of the
column that applies to them
and keep it in their kitchen.
They say it prevents this
conversation at the supper
table. "Aw, mother, l don't
want any more of that"
pointing to the dish. "That's
what we had for lunch at
school,"
Al (BreezY) Breaseman.
before approximately 60
Touchdown Club members in
Moss Point Tuesday, asked
president Ken Ernst if the
organization was going to
have to resort to telephoning
to get people notified Of a
Speci a event - meet the
team night scheduled
Monday.
The question, Breaseman
said, was asked because "the
Chronicle for the last few is
sues is filled with Pascagoula
football news but nothing
about Moss Point"
And SO we went back -
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
Big Atom Smasher

Buffalo, N. Y. (AP) - A
"neutron howitzer" at Canisius
College has been loaded with a
plutonium and beryllium
charge that splits 35 million
atoms a second. The equipment
IS part Of the colleges new ra-
diation laboratory.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

4 4 4
Henry Ugas ran a four.
dollar ad in Fridays Chron-
icle announcing that his Old
Mobile Highway lounge was
for sale.
BY Tuesday he had not
only sold the place, but he
and his family were en- route
to Peru, from whence the
Ugases had come to the
United States.
A remarkable but not
unique example of the read
ership of the Chronicle.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
Schools

Continued From Page -
for the systems 10 schools.
according TO superintendent
Virgil c. Gill.
A total earlier this week was
443O but more were being reg
istered each day, Gill said, add
ing that school officially be-
gins today.
The schools in the Pasca-
goula system listed Beach, ISL;
Central Elementary, 457; East
lawn, 644; Gautier, 50; Lake,
ITS; South, 1872; Pascagoula
High School, 752; Pascagoula
Junior High, 998; Skip Street
Elementary, 400, and Carver
High School, 1856.
Moss Point superintendent
Woodrow Marsh also has esti-
mated a record enrolment Of
5000.
Glasses in the systems eight
schools were scheduled to be-
gin Thursday with the excep-
ton of Central Highs 10th,
18th and 18th grades. These
three grades report today when
the 9Th and 9th grades Of Cen
trail do not have to attend,
Marsh said.
Thursday and Friday at
tendance is on a halliday
basis with a full schedule to
begin Tuesday.
He said enrolment in the
schools is:
Charlotte Hyatt, 400; Ed
Mayo, 871; Orange Lake, 173;
! Escatawpa, $50; Eley Junior
High, 452; Central High School,
1904; Magnolia Elementary,
1923, and M a gnolia High
School, $50.
In Jackson County schools,
county superintendent of edu-
cation Newton Perry Gautier
said 1908 will be in seven ia
cilities, an increase from 1900
last year.
Gautier listed the following
totals:
East Central. IT'S; ST. Mar
tin. $50: Vancleave. $50; Live
Oak. 88: Bluff Creek. So;
School for Exceptional Chill
dren. 80. and Davis Chapel.
40.
Regular classes began Mon
day, Gautier said.
Our Lady of Victories prin-
cipal Sister Stella said enroll
ment is expected to increase to
$40 in both schools with 120 in
| high school, $50 in grammar.
Last year totals were 542 in
grammar school and ia in
high school.
Registration is scheduled
Tuesday for S tu d nts in
grades one through four.
Wednesday for grades five
through eight and next
Thursday for grades nine
through IL.
St. Peters in Pascagoula is
expecting an enrolment of 800
pupils, up from the $50 that
were in school at the end of
the 1960-61 term.
New principal is Sister Ann,
| a native of Ireland who comes
| here from San Antonio, Tex.
Sister Celine will spend the
next year at the mother house
in San Antonio.
Registration is Tuesday and
Wednesday from 8 am. to
noon. Halliday classes will
be held next Thursday and
Friday with a full schedule
beginning Sept. IL.
Ocean Springs schools expect
a registration of 100, up ap-
proximately 100 over last
wears enrolment.
At St. Alphonsus, principal
Sister Euphrasia estimated en-
rollment will be 210.
This figure is kindergarten
through the 9th grade, and is
a slight increase over last
years total.
A halliday class schedule will
begin Tuesday with a full day
program starting Wednesday,
she said.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

season, Armstrong said track
ing charts and information
sheets are available to the pub
lie at City Hall.
A book "On Thermometers
War" by Herman Khan has
been presented Moss Point
City Library by the Young
Mems Business Club.
The 688-page book, by the
military strategist, has been
described as one of the best,
most Informative works on
nuclear warfare, Armstrong
said.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01


For, the United Fund is, most
of all, people.
People - your neighborS and
friends = who solicit your help
during fund drives, and people -
your neighbors and friends = who
receive your help through the
machinery of the UF.
Some of these people you will
meet in series of articles that be-
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

What is the United Fund Of
Jackson County?
Well. it is an organization that
annually collects your charity dol
lars and distributes them to ii
health and welfare agencies in the
county.
-
sssss.srst ssstts
It also -.
But, hold on there!
That definition of the United
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01
Boat races ...

Continued From Page ID
ficials will be heard at an in
termission in the races.
On the program will be:
Lloyd Oliver, Escatawpa,
southern division vice presi-
dent Of Pulp and Sulphite
Workers Union, and Mark
Fisher, Mobile, division vice
president of Paper Makers and
Paper Workers Union. Fisher
also is regional director of the
southern division of AFL-CIO.
Concessions stand will be
operated during the day with
proceeds going to Jackson
County Day Care Center.
Traffic will be directed by
city and county officials and
Moss Point Auxiliary Police.
A climax to the days activi-
ties in Moss Point will be a
Touchdown Club sponsored
program at Dantzler Stadium
at 7:30 pm. Details of this fea-
ture are on an inside page in
this issue of the Chronicle.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-01

That definition of the United
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
Births -

Continued from Back Paus
TIES UNLESS WE FIRST DO A BETTER JoB OF TREAT
ING CITY SEWAGE AND CONTROLLING THOSE KINDS
Or INDUSTRIAL POLLUTION WHICH WE ALREADY
KNOW HOW TO HANDLE?
we have vast amount of practical knowIsdos about
pollution control Yet $500 U.s. towns and cities and an
estimated 1000 industries today adequate sswaos and
Waste rssfmsnf facilities. Many have none Of ALL
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30

NoNcHRIsr SCIENTISTS KNOW NOT HOW - eu,
DEVIL = GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAuQ And MYTH
,okr s:44 = LIAR, volb or TRuTh' WLlAlI-
r.yu- MAsoueRApNc As "LoRncop 0sossis
~. ste) = RAISING UP MAN FkoM IN oksV
to Mrs. Eddy TO you.
GENESIS. FIRST CHAPTER IS OF SOD. Ihe FAITH
GO az cnnIsr JEsls. WHERE GOD IS COO - the
cpeAr = AN BECAUSE AM Interpreters eible)
as REVEALED TO MOSES. WHO PROGRESSED the
MESSIAH MY BELOVED SOM
OTHER BILLION RACKETS: ALCOHOL TO-
BAcco DRUG STORE AND HOSPITAL MEDICINES
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
Joseph Kennedy :

tCensInusd from Back Psss)
the EVIL. THE HUMAN. the "hlATERIA." WERE
NEVER ACTUALLY MADE F.! ARE MERELY
MYTHICAL. MORTAL
THOUGHT IMAGES. c0UNTERFEITs.
BURlEsoUEs. AND. FORTUNATELY. OFTEN
SYMBOLS OF DIVINE IDEAS!
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRACTITIONER.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE NURSE. AID : EXCLUSIVELY
IMPERATIVE SATAN BOUND"
CATHOLICISM. MATERlA MEDICA. IL.
DEVILS INVOLUNTARY ExEcUTI0NERs /!
PART 3
SATAN BOUND" BIBLES. CLERGY, LAIIY
DEVILS DupES SUCKERS. DEPUTIES = COVER
ING UP THE ETERNAL PERFECTION OF
REALITY! - AS PER FIRST CHAPTER. GENE
SIS BLUEPRINT GENESIS - PERFECT GRE
AToR - AND THERE is NONE OTHER! - PERFECT
CREATION. OFFSPRING, UNIVERSE - VERY
Good!
l:26: LET US MAKE MAN IN OUR IMAGE, AFTER
OUR LIKENESS. AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION
OVER. ALL!
NEVER SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNER
WOMAN UNCLEAN tJob)
v IT: MALE AND FEMALE, CREATED HE THEM
BUT NOT HUMAN. ANhAAlISIil rHfo'~"-'
MATERIAL" I!
JESUS. MARVELLOUS 80 YEARS DEMONSTRATED
OUR MALE AND FEMALE IN ONE PURE
COMPLETE, TRIUMPHANT. SPIRITUAL iND-
viDuALTYl
LIKEWISE, IN THE MORE THAN 40 OF The
NEARLY 90 YEARS OF OUR. FATHER, SON AND
HOLY GHOSTS, GREATEST MARY BAKER
EDDY - WOMAN Revelation l2:l, S. re- apocalypse
FULFILLING OUR PROMISE AND PROPHECY
70 WICKED AND ADULTEROUS GENERATIONS
WHO COULD NOT BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND
FINAL REVELATION! UP TO THE MARTYRDoM OF
ABE LINCOLN AND SINCE. OF "ANoTHER CON-
FoRTER"l
HENCE THE ADVENT or CHRIST WITH YOU
AWAY - MADE M NiFEST IN WoMANS MAN
CHILD Revelation 1879 - REvlviNC PRim'-
TIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT OF
HEALING BUT WHOSE HIGHER MISSION IS
TO TAKE AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD - THE
HEALING OF THE NATIONS" Revelation 22:2) -
lConinued Column Top)
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
Pensions

u OubS1OuS
tConsinved From Back Psgsl
ABLE oMNiPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
llFEl-As PER FIRST CHAPTER GENESIS.
BLUEPRINT GENESIS - PERFECT CREATOR.
CREATION OFFSPRING. UNIVERSE
,:31 land GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT ne
IrHE ONE REAL PARENT !'cREAToR. - HON.
oRED BY THE c-H-LL-D-l-E-s-s CHRIST JESusH
HAD MADE AND, BEHOLD, IT WAS ISL VERY
Good!
"ARE PENSIONS LEADING
CITY TO POORHOUsE?"
BY Frank Beckman
Pensions spell probems-bs prob'ems-for the City
Of Detroit
AM NOT SAYING THERE IS ANYTHING WRONG
WITH OUR PENSION PROGRAMS" PELHAM SAID.
"guT SEVERAL QUESTIONS HAVE BEEN RAISED AND
WE WILL CERTAINLY GIVE SERIOUS ATTENTION TO
rhls AREA AS SOON AS TIME PERMITS"
FEATURES OF PENSION SYSTEM
The City of Detroit pension system includes these
features:
the psR HAS MORE PEOPLE ON PENSION THAN
IT HAS WORKING.
SOME RETIREEs GET MORE MONEY ON PENSION
THAN THEY GOT WHILE WORKING.
THE COST OF PENSIONS FOR POLICEMEN AND
F,ReMEN IS 362 PER CENT OF THE PAYRoLLs FOR
THE TWO DEPARTMENTS.
A POLICEMAN CAN RETIRE ON HALF-PAY AT
AGE as If HE HAS rs YEARS OF SERVICE.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30

CONTINUED from Back Page)
BRAZIL PRISONER OF THE DEVIL
THE SATAN BOUND" CANNOT LiBERATE THE
SATAN BoUND"l ROMAN CATHOLICISM - LIKE
THE OTHER EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS CRIPPlES!
- CANNOT - UNTIL THE HARVEST TIME uESus
- LIBERATE EITHER ITS HIERARCHY. NOR
ITS PEOPLES. NATIONS
FOR EXAMPLE: THE DEVIL USES re. AS A
MoUTHPIEcE TO DECLARE SHINING. STUPID,
LAUNDERING. HUMAN ANIMALS AS NY. GODS,
oFFsPRINc!!!
ADAMS, EWES. MURDERoUs GAINS. JUDASEs.
KNAvES AND FOOLS - THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY
OF HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD -
REPUDIATED BY THE c-H-LL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS. THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE! =
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE DOL
DEVIL MAsQUERADINC AS "I0RD-c GOD"
EXPOSED!
SEE OTHER PORTIONS OF OUR PAPER FOR THE
THuNDEROUs, JARRlNc BUT HEAvENREvEALlNc.
DIVINE TRUTHS = HEAVEN AT HAND,
WITHIN YOU - THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF
sUPERSATURATED INcoRRUPTIBLE. uNiN-
vADABLE. oMNIPREsENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL
LIFE = IMPLIED IN THE FIRST CHAPTER or
GENESIS - e.g.:
1871: AND GOD SAW EVERY THING THAT HE
THE ONE REAL PARENT CREATOR - HONoRED
BY THE c-H-IL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS II HAD
MADE, AND, BEHOLD. 1T WAS l-Ls-l VERY GOOD"
STATE OF CALAMITY IN BRAZIL AS
CIRCUS FIRE KILLS 323"!
NITEROI. Brazil UPD Authorities proclaimed
state Of calamity here today after flash fire believed
be fhe worst circus blaze in history destroyed nyon tent
in matter OF minutes and caused hundreds of casualties
Rio De Janeiro state governor ceso Pecsnha said
at least 323 persons-most of them and children
were framped or burned to death and 800 injured Many
Of the injured in such serious condition that hospital
authorities feared the death toll would soar
POLICE SUSPECTED ARsoNSTS MAY HAVE START
Ed THE FIRE THAT FLARED SUNDAY AS sPEcTA
ToRs-HALF or THEM cHLDREN-WERE WATCHING
THE FINALE or THE MATINEE SHOW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30

REVELATION OF THE REAL - THE NEW II
' EN- AND THE NEW EARTH Revelation 7l =
or THE EXCLUSIVE ne-ALI.vv OF suPERsATue-
ATep. lNCoRRuRTiDLE UNAVAILABLE.
oNulPREseNT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE =
MPL6o ~ JESUS ADMcNlTsoN: BE We
PERFECT EVEN AS YOUR FATHER WHICH IS IN
HEAvEh loaANPRHSENTl IS PERFEcT"i -
AS PeR eGNEsis l3l: land GOD SAW G-v@RS
THING THAT He THE ONE REAL PARENT
cRfAroR = HosioRED Bv THE C.t%LL-oL-E.SS
CHRIST JESUS II HAD Made. AND. BEHOLD. IT
WAS l-Is-l vsRY Goods
PART
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK =
OUR 0btY MEAlklolE MAsTERPK0 DDtE
PASTOR GUARDIAN. LlBtRAToR. OF SATAN
BOUND" BIBLES. clergy. LAYMEN. LEADERS.
MASSES!
PREFACE vii - ITO THOSE LEANING or THE
SUSTAINING INFINITE TO-DAY IS BIG WITH
BLESSINGS"
1.-THE TIME FOR THINKERS HAS COME. TRUTH.
INDEPENDENT OF DOCTRINES AND TlmE-HoNoRED
SYSTEMS. KNOCKS At THE PORTAL OF HUMANITY.
CONFINEMENT WITH THE PAST AND THE COLD CON-
NATIONALITY or NArERALlsM ARE cRuMsLNc
AWAY. IGNORANCE OF GOD IS NO LONGER The
srEPPINc-sroNE TO FAITH. THE ONLY GUARANTEE
OF OBEDIENCE rs A RIGHT APPREHENSION OF HIM
WHOM TO KNOW Alright IS LIFE ETERNAL"
FIRST CHAPTER : PRAYER
WHAT THINGS soeveR xe DESIRE WHEN YE
PRAY BELIEVE THAT re RECEIVE THEM, AND YE
SHALL HAVE THEM
YOUR FATHER kNoweTH WHAT THINGS YE
HAVE NEED or BEFORE YE ASK HIM. - Christ Jesus"
THE PRAYER THAT REFORMS THE SINNER AND
HEALS THE SICK IS AN ABSOLUTE FAITH THAT ALL
THINGS ARE POSSIBLE TO GOD. SPIRITUAL uN
OUTSTANDING or HIM. AN UNSETTLED LOVE-"
HEALING, MoDUs oPERANDi
THE cHRIsTLikE UNDERSTANDING OF sciENTiF-
&c BEING AND DIVINE HEALING INCLUDES PER-
Feet PRINCIPLE AND IDEA. = PERFECT GOD AND
PERFECT MAN PERFECT UNIVERSE D. - AS THE BAS
IS OF THOUGHT AND DEMONSTRATION! - p. 2s9,
Science and Health with KEY to the SCRIPTURES"
by Mary Baker Eddy.
JESUS: my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
We DO" - BUT "F We LOVE Me- KEEP MY CON-
MANDMENTs"l AND THE FATHER WILL SEND
you ANOTHER COMFORTER lPARAcLETEL EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST. WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL
THINGS AND GUIDE YOU INTO ALL TRUTH!
John l4:l2. IS, Is.
by THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM" -
THESE SIGNS FOLLOW THEM THAT BELIEVE:
THEY SHALL HEAL THE SICK CLEANSE THE
LEPERs CAST OUT DEVILS! MAKE THE BLIND
TO SEE THE DEAF TO HEAR THE LAME TO WALK
THE DUMB TO SPEAK - RAISE THE DEAD T. -
SOME PRONOUNCED THUS BY MDs - BUT. DEAD
ABOVE GROUND FROM THE NECK UP /! - THE
NONCHRIST SCIENTISTS - NEED TO Be AWAKENED
TO HEAVEN AT HAND. WITHIN YOU! tJesvs) -
WITHIN PURIFIED. cHRsTLIKE CONSCIOUS
NESS = RESULTING FROM OUR ONE, TRUE.
HONEST SANE. SATAN-FREE CHURCH, THERA-
PEUTIcs MY CHRIST. SCIENTIST = JESUS
MODERN KINGDOM. WITHOUT THE EMBODIMENT
OF VIRGIN MARYS FLESH - REVEALING
AND DEMONSTRATING MY MARVELLOUS MPERA-
TIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH SCIENCE OF
SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE ! - THE UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
PROPHECY EARLY IN 10Th CENTURY
-
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. REvELATOR - AN
sWERNc CONCORD MONITOR NEWSMAN:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30
FIRST CHAPTER : PRAYER

WHAT THINGS SoEvER YE DESIRE WHEN YE
PRAY. BELIEVE THAT YE RECEIVE THEM, AND rE
SHALL HAVE THEM
YOUR FATHER KNOWETH WHAT THINGS YE
HAVE NEED or. BEFORE We ASK HIM. - Christ Jesus
THE PRAYER THAT REFORMS THE SINNER AND
HEALS THE SICK IS AN ABSOLUTE FAITH THAT ALL
THINGS ARE POSSIBLE TO GOD. - SPIRITUAL uN-
OUTSTANDING or HIM. AN UNSETTLED LOVE-"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-30

Or vIkCtN hhAkI'S FlES7 NENEALNO
AND DEMONSTRATING MY MARVELLOUS IMPERA-
TIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH. SCIENCE OF
SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE - THE UNIVERSAL
MESSIAH MILLENNIUM TO ALL PEOPLES!
PROPHECY EARLY IN 10Th CENTURY
GOD, AND GREATEST MARY, BAKER EDDY -
INCOMPATIBLE PROPHECIES. REvELAToR AN
sWERINc CONCORD MONITOR NEWsMAN:
1T IS UNDOUBTEDLY TRUE THAT CHRISTIAN SCI
ENcE IS DESTINED TO BECOME THE ONE AND THE
ONLY RELIGION AND THERAPEUTICS" OF ALL RACES
AND PEOPLES - IMPERATIVE, BASIC. PURE
EDUCATION CULTURE. POLITICS. RECREATION.
ENTERTAINMENT - REGULATING THE DEVILS
MuLTleILLloN,s RAcKETs RAMPANT THERE
m: SEX = ALWAYS or THE DEVIL = loo9a
MARRIAGE IS -MERELY- POTENTIAL. DIVINE
CONTROLS
MY BELOVED SON, CHRIST JESUS, THE WAY.
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" = REPuDiATED BOTH
SEX AND HUMAN PARENTHooD
WHY MULTIPLY THE DEVILS ADAMS AND EWES
MURDERoUS GAINS. JuDAsEs, KNAvES AND
FOOLS, THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD OF THE SATANIC.
MYTHICAL. "cHAsTLY FARCE or MATERIAL
tso-csIIedl EXISTENCE! - p. III, CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE TEXTBOOK.
READ THE ENTIRE LOWER HALF or THE PAGE.
AND BE IMPRESSED WITH THE BEATITupE - BEAU
TiFut ATTITUDE - BLESSED ARE THE PURE
IN HEART!
CEASE YE FROM MAN. = OF THE FLESH J.
Isaiah az.
PART
BIBLES SHOULD EXPOSE THE DEyH!
tconfnvsd Next Column Topl
Evening star., 1961-08-20
ZOO q DEATH VALLEY DAYS.

Drama "0ne in a Hundred" A pioneer
family face horrible death when at
tackno Indians ruin their water supply
as they cross the desert.
q MANHUNT.
Police Victor Jory stars as 1t. Finucane.
q SEVEN O'CLOCK REPORT.
Sports, Morrie SiegeL Local News, Del
MaIkie; Washington News, Dick Rich
mond; World News, Joseph McCaffrey;
Weather, Louis Allen
q BROTHERS BRANNAGAN.
Adventure "oVerexposed." The Branna-
gans accept bIackmaiI case, then find
themselves looking for killer who
wears riding boots. Steve Dunno, Mark
Roberts.
7:3o q THE AMERICANS.
Drama l Hour. "The War Between
the States" Ben tries to restrain his
buddy (Ock York; from wooing Can
field cousin on the day of her wedding
to a Confederate officer. Daryl Hick-
man. (Repeat)
Evening star., 1961-08-20
Zc|'l:EI -
q TIGHTRoPE.


Crime. Mike Connors stars (Repeat)
q THE CHEYENNE SHOW.
Western. l Hour. "The Lone Patrol"
Cheyenne's (CIint WaIker) warning of
an impending Indian attack is unheeded
by an Army captain. Repeat)
q TO TELL THE TRUTH.
Quiz Guest paneIists; Dina Merrill,
Johnny Carson.
800 q STAR PERFORMANCE.
Drama "Gir on the Park Bench" Joan
Fontane stars
q PETE AND GLADYS.
Comedy secretary for a Day" Gladys
becomes the worlds wackiest telephone
operator when she volunteers to run the
office for Pete, who is out playing golf.
Cara Williams, Harry Morgan. RepeatO
Mondoy Listinss Cont. on Next POse
Evening star., 1961-08-27
Society-Home
Miss Gamer Is ENGAGED

year abroad studying at the
University of Geneva and the
InStitut de Hautes Etudes
InternationaleS. She h a S
completed one year at the
George Washington Univer-
sity Law School and plans to
continue her legal education
in New York City.
Mr.. Feldman was gradu-
ated from the Wharton
School of Finance and Com
Evening star., 1961-08-27

Commissioner Saul Rich
ard Gamer, of the United
States Court of Claims and
Mrs. Gamer announce the
engagement of their daugh-
ter Janet Gertrude to Mr.
Melvin S. Feldman. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Feldman
of Trenton, N. j.
Miss Gamer was gradu-
ated from Smith College in
1860. She spent her junior
Evening star., 1961-08-27

merce of the University of
Pennsylvania in 1857 and
the University of Pennsyl-
vania Law School in 1860.
A December 16 wedding is
planned.
Evening star., 1961-08-27

Wednesday Event
The executive committee of
the Franklin Park Woman's
Club will meet Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Richard
Oakley in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1961-08-27
LIVING ROOM


9 Foam Rubber Lounge Chairs: 3
Lawson style, bottle green tweed
! Wing Chair, chocolate brown: l
English Lounge, aqua nylOn bOu.
Gle; Wing Chairs, gold tweed;l
Lawson style, beige ------------ 1895 1895
l Armless Love Seat; foam rubber
cushion; 46' long; oyster white
cover; brass legs -------- 10000 1888
l Lawson Lounge Chair; tufted
back; foam rubber cushions: DOW.
der blue fabric: floor sample - 1900 5e.75
l Lawson Lounge Chair; foam rub.
ber cushion; toast brocatelle; by
Nalentine-Seaver ----------- 1850 $3.50
l Early American Wing Chair:
foam rubber seat, back and arms;
brown tweed ---------------- 94OO 5A75
/ Swivel Rocker; upholstered foam
rubber seat and back toast tweed;
by Shaw -------- ---- $3.50 1915
l French Provincial Lounge Chair:
foam rubber cushion; fruitwood,
damask; by Broyhill w 1926 5e.75
l French Provincial ArmIess
Lounge Chair; pumice cover;
antique white and gold legs 1880 $3.50
l English Lounge Sofa; foam rub.
ber cushions sage green mate.
lasse; by Valentine Seaver ---- 364.5O 1890
| Ladies lounge chair bv Beachlev
is decorator Peacock Blue with
Spring down cushion, kick.pleat
skirt -----.---------- 1880 1915
l Early American 3pc. Curved Sec.
tional Sofa; foam rubber cushions:
blue, beige and brown colonial
print --------- 694OO 4ss.oo
l Modern Lounge Chair on easy.
roll casters; foam rubber seat
back and arms; Midland turquoise 1900 1900
l Globe Ladies' LOUNGE Chair;
foam rubber seat and back: beige
decorator fabric ------------- 1850 1915
l Lawson Lounge Chair by Valen.
tine Seaver; foam cushion: toast
brocatelle 1850 $3.50