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The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-06-16
Gospel Corner
by Walter |. Blain

TEXT: A soft answer turn-
eth away wrath. but griev-
Gus words stir up anger.
Proverbs ISL.
Our text is a wonderful
standard for a Christian. There
is no place for strife and anger
in the heart of one who knows
God.
The world delights in anger,
vulgar language, bitterness
and SANDER, but a Christian
speech should match their con-
fession of Christ as Lord. Self
control must be practised or
the world will never know
about God.
James says: IF any man Of
fend not in word, the same is a
perfect man and able also to
bride the whole body" James
80.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-06-16
Pvt. jones Pevey
is crane operator

Fort Benning, Ga. (AHTNC)
Army Pvt. James P. Pevey, %,
whose wife Maudie lives at
429 Becht Street, Pascagoula,
was assigned to the 806th En-
gineer Battalion here May 26.
Pevey, a crane shovel opera
tor in the battalion, entered
the Army in March and COM
pleted basic training at Fort
Jackson, S. c.
He is a 1857 graduate of To-
peka Tilton High School and
was employed by Ingalls, Ship
building before entering I h {
Army. His parents Mr.. and
Mrs. James M. Pevey live i'll
Jayess.
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ident announced the following
committee members for the
coming year:
Telephone, Sarah Brewer,
Dora Mae Ross and Doris
Price; flower and card, Sallie
Ferrer; scrapbook, Nita Lee;
publicity, Lois Dotson and Bill
lie Ruth O'Bryant.
Rules, Patsy Lumpkin, Kath-
ryn Vaughn, Nora Watts and
Archie Gautier; carnival ball,
Nora Watts, Betty Castigliola,
Velma Hudson, Clara Krebs,
Archie Gautier and Dean
Rocko.
Membership, Mary Amber,
Sarah Brewer, Mary Alice
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Dates released
for school clinic

Pre-school clinic for children
who are entering first grade
at Skip Street School in Sep
tember will be at Jackson
County Health Department,
Pascagoula, Tuesday, Gil am.
or l-3 pm. for physical exam
ination.
At the same time June 27
the clinic will be open for pre-
school children of all Jackson
County schools.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-06-16
Revival series
begins Sunday

Revival at Woodlawn Baptist
Church, Old Mobile Highway,
Pascagoula, is scheduled to be-
gin Sunday, according to the
Rev. c. d. Parker, pastor.
Leon Gaylor of Jacksonville,
Tex. will be evangelist.
Services will be at 8 am.
and 7 pm. through June Is.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-06-16
Bible school ends
at Unity Baptist

Bible school at Unity Baptist
Church, Pascagoula, ends to-
day with an enrolment of 225.
Family night is z pm. today
when parents may attend com
mencement exercises.
Gospel in Drama" is t h G
special program for Sunday
services which will be given
by the church membership.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-06-16
Cowned In Tradition

Detroit (AP) -- Sixty two
babies have worn a long, filmy
christening gown which has
been in the Edward G. Roney
family since 1866.
TRADITIONS holding it to-
gether', says Mrs. Thomas ].
Roney, mother of the latest
baby to wear the gown.
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-06-16

The late Hiram Bingham,
who discovered Machu Picchu
in Peru, held that the city was
always Inca and not founded
by an earlier tribe. He said
evidence indicated it was the
home of the first Inca and the
religious capital of the last
Inca.
Evening star., 1961-01-01

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s:55 @ NEWssEAT.
900 @ SUSIE.
Comedy. Ann Sothern stars.
@ KARTooN KLUB.
Kids. Cartoons
q ABBOTT AND COSTELLO.
Comedy.
q THE MORNING SHOW.
Movie l Hour. 20 Min. "The Search"
le4s. A moving sensitive story about an
orphan found in the ruins Of postwar
Europe Montgomery Cliff. Allne Mac
Mahon.
$50 q INGAS ANGLE.
Interviews and fashions.
g JACK IA LANNE.
Health. Exercises to keep fit.
Ga AMOS NJ ANDY.
Comedy. Tim Moore.
1000 q SAY WHEN.
Audience participation. Art James. host.
q DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS.
Drama "The Lonely Place."
q LIFE OF RILEY.
Comedy William Bendix.
1920 @ ALMANAC.
NeWsreeIs
1925 @ NEWS;
Norma Campbell reporting.
1870 q PLAY YOUR HUNcH.
Game Color. MeN Griffin, host.
q WAY OF LIFE.
Drama MAN Who Dreamt Of Winners"
q PEOPLES CHOICE.
Comedy. Jackie Cooper
q WDE0 VILLAGE.
Game. Monty Hall. host.
HOO q THE PRICE IS RIGHT.
| Quiz Color. Bill Cullen m. C.
q TIME FOR SCIENCE.
Education. "Bees to Beavers to Board
| ePS"
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NATIONAL ARCHIVES

by the maneuvering Of a considerable body
OF the enemyS cavalry. He could not even
distinguish the village. saw him make
the experiment, and do not think he went
up more than 200 feet expect he forgot
to bring along a sufficiency of cord to make
his balloon serviceable. In a still later
ascension at 10 PM, I hear he failed to
see any camp fires. This point Is as high.
I believe. as any ground in Fairfax County,
and 1t is unaccountable to me that nothing
distinctive can be seen from proper eleva-
ton above it with good glasses. trust Gen.
Mcdowell will have him get more cordage,
SO that the balloon may attain an elevation
of 1000 feet, and may also send competent
military observer with the Professor Such
an observer will doubtless be able to render
a much more satisfactory account of what
is visible in a military way from the balloon
than the Professor himself can.
The bGlIooniSt soon Mould be placed
in charge OF the Federal drn,y's aero
nautical SerUice. There Mould be further
accents for military observations, but
tUTdn0ling bettreen Lo1De and army au-
thOritieS iO0uId ultimately lead him to
quit in disgust. His inUenttDe mind
tUould keep busy. hotOeOer. He is cred
tied NTH being the first to manutac-
ture ice in this country. He also de-
Deloped process for making illMnindt-
ing gas.
Point ON the Lower Potomac
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Continued from page IS

the commander of force to inspect thor
oughly the interior of the works opposed to
him, and to know instantly any movements
of troops of the enemy, and that. too, with
out the slightest danger to those making
the observations and transmitting the re-
Quired intelligence on the lightningS wings.
It will be remembered that to the balloons
used by the French in the late Italian COM
paign no telegraphing apparatus was T..
attached; that achievement having been
left to American genius and enterprise.
A fem days later, AeronGut Lo1Ue 1UGS
at it again, but this time The Stars
correspondent 1DdS less than enthuSi-
GStic over the aerial exploit.
THE BALLOON ARRIVED AND TESTED
SO FAR 1T ACCOMPLISHED NOTHING.
Correspondence OF The Star
Per Pony ErpreSSJ
TAYLOR'S TAVERN Fairfax County,
Va, June "a Editor OF The Start Pro-
fessor Lowe reached this point with his
balloon at about 10 am. yesterday. At IL m.
he attempted an ascent, but the wind was
too high, and he gave up the experiment
until it lowered At pm. he tried it again,
and claimed to have assembled perhaps 500
feet Yet he could see nothing that indi-
Gated the presence of the enemy except a
huge cloud of dust in the direction Of
Fairfax Court House caused, he thought,
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NEXT SUNDAY Action Matthias Point the Lower Potomac
D.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
VAIL THAT TOOK
WRONG RHODES
IS NOW ON TRACK

It's a long road that has
no turning but the House
mail room has moved to
straighten out a mix-up
that circulated copies OF a
speech among constituents
Of the wrong Representa-
tive Rhodes.
The speech by Republi-
can Representative Rhodes
of Arizona criticizing the
Kennedy administration
was inserted in the Con-
gressional Record when
Congress adjourned. Mr..
Rhodes arranged to have
1900 copies sent to his
constituents and at no
cost to the taxpayer. The
copies inadvertently went
to constituents on the mail
ing list of Democratic
Representative Rhodes Of
Pennsylvania.
An official of the House
Republican Policy Com
mittee said they believed
no damage was done, at
least to the G. o. P, but
that the material was icing
routed to Arizona.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Store Consents
To FTC Order

The Young Mems Shop of
Washington. Inc. a retailer Of
mems and boys wearing ap-
parel, has consented to an
order forbidding it to make
deceptive pricing and savings
claims, the Federal Trade
Commission said yesterday.
The FTC complaint against
the company, which has stores
in the District and in Arling-
ton, Va, charged that pur-
chasers did not realize savings
in sales advertised by the COM
pany because the "purported
regular retail prices were ex-
cessive."
The FTC said the agreement
reached is for settlement pur-
poses only and does not con-
stitute an admission by COM
pany officials that they have
violated the law.
Martin B. Levy. a company
official cited by the FTC in its
order, declined to make any
comment on the FTC state
ment.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
U. S, With Russian Aid
Plans Long Polar Hop

help chart the contours and
geology of the area beneath the
Ice. The research is sponsored
by the National Science Foun-
dation. The Navy's Operation
Deep Freeze So" is furnishing
logistical support.
The Navy fliers will have to
depend almost entirely on ce-
lestial navigation.
The flight to Mirny will be
made via Russia's inland sta
ton at Vostok where a radio
beacon is expected to provide
some guidance. While the flight
will mark the first American
aerial mission to Mirny, the
I Russians flew from Mirny to
McMurdo via the south pole in
1858.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

McMURDO SOUND, Antarc-
.ica, Nov. 4 (AP) The United
States, with Russia co-operat-
,ng. plans to attempt tomorrow
is longest - and potentially
most hazardous - research
Tight over this ice-capped con-
inent.
A Navy P2V Neptune plane
designed originally for antiSub-
marine warfare, will set out on
> 3,500-mile triangular flight
over the leaSt-known sector OF
Antarctica in a new effort to
Shart the continents hidden
features by studying is magnet
C forces.
The venture, starting from
the United States base, will in
clude a flight of about 1900
miles across Eastern Antarctica
10 the main Soviet scientific
base at Mirny on the Indian
ocean, a hop of nearly 45O
miles to the Observation-Disclosures
ican Wilkes station and then
The return to McMurdo.
The Neptune will be equipped
with a magnetometer designed
to measure variations in the
earth's magnetism along the
flight path. Variations may
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Ecuador Police
Kill Two Rioters

QUITO, Ecuador, Nov. 4
(AP) Police fired into an an
ti-government crowd in Cuenca
yesterday, killing two men and
wounding IL other persons. The
demonstrators were protesting
the presence of President Jose
VelaSco Ibarra.
The president had spurned
warnings and flew into Cuenca,
the scene of anti-government
riots the past five days.
The riots stemmed from
charges that the Velasco Ibarra
administration was doing moth
ing to help poverty-stricken
Azuay province in southern
Ecuador. The government con-
tends a substantial public
works program is underway
there.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Mansfield Lists
Chulk-TuIks

Inspector Dick Mansfield, di-
rector of The Stars School
Safety Program, will give his
cartoon safety chalk-talks at
the following area schools this
week:
Tomorrow, Holy Comforte
$3.50 am.
Tuesday, Our Saviour Luth-
eran School 10 am.
Wednesday, st. Hughs $3.50
am; Calvary Lutheran lis
pm.
Thursday, Stu art -Tuckahoe
$40 am.
Friday, Parklawn 9:15 and
10:45 am; st. Francis de Sales
1 and 2 pm.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
40 New Members
Join Lunsburgh's
10-50-Yeor Club

Forty new members were in
Quoted into the 10-to-50-Year
Club of Lansburgh's depart
ment stores at the 18th annual
banquet at the Statler-Hilton
Hotel last night.
Eleven members joined the
20-year group, two entered the
3O-year group and three re-
ceived their 40-year pins.
August Kohn was elected
president of the club and
Charles Jagels. president Of
Lansburgh's, addressed d the
group Of almost 400 persons.
Other new club officers in
clude: Alfred Kirschbaum, first
vice president; Stephen Hol-
land, second vice president;
Jane Largent, secretary; FL
wood Bainbridge, treasurer;
Matte Haas, vice president,
Langley Park store; Marie
Flamish, vice president, Shir-
lington store.
Dorothy Pratt Collins, Nellie
Pearson and Leila Rusher Joined
the 40-year group, while Eu-
gene Crump and Elizabeth
Odell entered the 30-year group
New members of the 20-year
group included:
Albert and Robert Cochran
| Rose Fried, Cecil Hall, Ruby
Hunt, Katherine McAleer,
Rose MesSink, William Samson,
Bertha Stottlemyer and Mary
Thompson.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Soviet Expedition
Set for Anturcticu

MOSCOW, Nov. 4 (AP).-The
seventh Soviet Antarctic ex-
pedition will leave Leningrad
this month to take up scien-
tific work at the Soviet Mirny
Base. TasS news agency re-
ports.
1t said an American named
Matthew Prior will travel with
the Russians to relieve another
American scientist now at
Mirny.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Psychiutry Talk Set

The Washington School of
Psychiatry will hold its fifth
annual Frieda Fromm-Reich-
mann Memorial Lecture at $50
pm. Friday at the National In
stitutes Of Health auditorium
in Bethesda. Gregory Bateson
will lecture on THE Genesis of
Relationship"
Evening star., 1961-11-05

ings November l4-l5 with
President Kennedy.
Evening star., 1961-11-05

foreign ministry announced to-
day.
Gen. Park, chairman Of
South Korea's ruling Junta.
will fly to Tokyo November IL
for what Foreign Minister Choi
Duk-shin said would be a
friendly and frank exchange of
views. The two nations have
been embroiled in property,
trade and fishing disputes since
the end Of the war.
From Tokyo, Gen. Park will
fly on to Washington for meet
Evening star., 1961-11-05

In Washington Vsnt-Air Contact Lenses
available only at Offices listed below
Evening star., 1961-11-05

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Many fonne this fine assortment All labeled for fabric content
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Evening star., 1961-11-05
Jupun, Seoul
Aides to Confer

SEOUL, Nov. 4 (AP).-Gen.
Park Chung-hee has accepted
Prime Minister Hayato Keda's
invitation for a personal dis
cussion of Differences between
Japan and South Korea, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Beth ShoIom
oInstuII Sunday

Joseph j. Wineburgh, of 7705
Brookville road, Chevy Chase,
Md, will be installed as presi-
dent of the Beth Sholom Con-
gregation and Talmud Torah
at 8 pm. Sunday in the Syna-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
By ALTON BLAKESLEE

MIAMI BEACH. Fla, Oct.
20.-A medical tale from two
cities about cigarette smokers
today agreed:
The death rate from coro-
nary heart disease was three
times higher among middle
aged and older men smoking
a pack a day or more, COM
pared with non-smokers, pipe
or cigar smokers and former
cigarette smokers.
Their death rate from all
causes was three times higher
also.
Why they died earlier than
other men is obscure.
The researchers from Al
bany, N. Y, and birmingham,
Mass, said There is strong
evidence for some lethal but
non-specific factor associated
with cigarette smoking"
Suggest Caution
They suggested caution lin
drawing therapeutic differences
from these observations
meaning whether changing
smoking habits would reduce
disease or death risks.
But they said their prelim-
mary results suggest the
chance Of developing coronary
heart disease increases the
longer and more a man smokes
cigarettes.
The statistical studies in
volving APO men in Albany
and birmingham during six
to eight years were described
to the American Heart Asso-
cations 34th annual scientific
sessions opening today.
The combined report was
prepared by DR.. Joseph T.
Doyle Of Albany Medical Col
lege and DR.. Thomas r. Daw-
Der, director of the National
Heart Institutes heart disease
epidemiology study at Franz
ingham, and was read by DR..
Doyle.
Higher Risk
Earlier statistical studies
have indicated a higher risk
from heart disease among
smokers, and even that heart
disease is a greater risk from
cigarette smoking than lung
cancer.
The Albany group is COM
posed Of 1888 men who were
80 to SIS years old in 1852 and
have been studied for six years.
The birmingham group is 2.282
men, 80 to 81 years old in 1850.
and studied for eight years.
All had been judged free of
coronary heart disease on first
examination. Since then, Ill
men have died, 80 Of them nom
cigarette smokers and 1872 who
smoked cigarettes. OF these 1872,
Al smoked a pack day and 81
smoked more than that.
Among non-cigarette smok-
erS. IA deaths were attributed
to coronary heart disease, while
81 cigarette smokers died from
this.
Forty non-cigarette smokers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20

gogue. Thirteenth street and
Eastern avenue NV.
Other officers to be installed
will be Harold Goldfeder, Jacob
P. Click and Irwin L. Siegel,
vice presidents; Edmund H.
Feldman. treasurer, and Morris
H. Kaminetzky, secretary.
Rabbi Harry J. kaufman is
spiritual leader of the congrega-
ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20
Tests Link SMOKING
To Heart Death Rate

developed heart attacks, COM
pared with l40 smokers of
whom 81 smoked more than a
pack daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-20

Automatic lost record
shvtoH; dvoI iswsIsd
sep
orote volume and tone
controls; rubber mot
tvrntobIe. q.
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Metro Subcommittee

When the House-Senate Commit
tee on Washington Metropolitan Prob
lens expired several months ago, there
was danger that congressional interest
also would wane in the knotty problems
of regional growth in the National Cap
ital Area. Now Chairman Bible Of the
Senate District Committee has lent a
helping hand by creating special sub
committee, under his leadership, to con-
tinue the good work.
We hope, however, that the House
District Committee will take similar &C
tion, so that the two subcommittee
may sit jointly in hearings on regional
legislation. The old Bible committee
gained remarkable understanding Of
Washington area problems and made
major contributions in the fields Of
transportation, water supply, pollution
abatement and local-government CO.
ordination. Ultimate solutions to these
problems, still in the distant future,
would be Speeded immeasurably by
continuation of unified efforts in both
Houses of Congress.
Evening star., 1961-02-12
FROM THE STAR FILES.

who pokes his body through
a huge serpent-like instru-
ment, answers :"
The District Board Of Edu.
cation was stuck with q
thorny problem so years ago:
Whether to permit "mechani-
cal music" in public schools.
The Star of February 20. 1911,
reported: "E. C. Finckel,
principal at Thomson School,
wants the boards permission
to give a neighborhood en-
tertainment to finance buy
ing a talking machine. Wait
a minute said board mem
ber Henry P. Blair, don't
let's pass on that Just yet.
Is it customary to bring me-
chanical music in the schools,
when we already have
pianists and pianos and music
of other kinds? Allow a talk
ing machine, and then, per.
haps, we'll be getting me-
chanical player pianos. I
think we ought to know
whether these mechanical
music devices have a good
effect on children Other
board members expressed the
idea that maybe mechanical
music included the good old
bones and tambourine of the
dear, dead minstrel days. and
passed the study of the purity
of canned music along to the
committee on elementary
schools, with instructions to
open the can and study the
contents
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Is Years Ago

A seemingly innocent state
ment in q message to Con-
greSs gave President Franklin
D. Roosevelt's critics q
chuckle IS years ago. FDR
concluded his January, 1895,
state-of- -the-Union message
with a lengthy quotation
from "a wise philosopher at
whose feet I sat many, many
years ago." The curious press
deduced that the philosopher
was the late Harvard Profess
sor Josiah Royce. The Star
of February Is, 1886, revealed
that Prof. Royce's son, Ste
phen, had taken exception to
the Presidents reference to
his father and had written
Mr.. Roosevelt to this effect:
Josiah Royce was an idealist
and an individualist. opposed
in every word and thought
to nearly everything for
which your administration
has stood. :"
Evening star., 1961-02-12
Change at NASA

In selecting James E. Webb to sue
coed the distinguished DR.. T. Keith
Glennan as head Of the National Aero
nautics and Space Administration,
President Kennedy has chosen man
who Is no stranger to public service. At
81, he already has behind him an
impressive career as one of the key
figures Of the Truman administration,
during which he was director of the
Budget Bureau from 1946 to 1949, and
then Undersecretary of State until 1852.
Vigorous and personable, Mr.. Webb
Is well and favorably known to members
Of both parties in Congress. In fact, since
returning to his private law practice and
business associations, he has continued
to serve the country in a number of
ways as a member of important study
groups named during President Eisen-
hower'S administration. AS for his pro-
Spective new responsibilities, he very
definitely is not novice as far as space
is concerned. On the contrary, as a
former vice president Of the Sperry
Gyroscope Corporation, and as present
director of the Mcconnell Aircraft
Corporation (maker of the Mercury
Astronaut capsule that has Just carried
a chimpanzee on successful suborbital
f1ight), he is more than a little bit