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Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07
Letter to the Editor

I read MT. Hoover's letter to the editor several times to see if an intelligent analysis could be made of it. 1 have asked several people their opinions and they also could not tell me what Mr. Hoover was trying to get across to the people of Kodiak. On thing is certain and that is MT. Hoover has by his let ter thrown the panic switch. l must say that a man who is SUD- posed to have above average in- telligence he has confirmed my opinion of suspicious confirmed"
 MT. Hoover went to the point to criticize my personal looks, and perhaps he could also apply this to other people in analyzing their contributions to mankind.
 HAM RADIO
 MT. Hoover brought ham radio into his letter. This, 1 am most grateful to him for. I have been ham operator since I was 15 years old. During the last session of the legislature I had built into the Alaska Exhibit at Century 21 a ham radio station. Through the cooperation of the members of the Seattle electrical workers this sta tion was constructed by labor and materials free to Alaska by fellow members of my union at my re- quest.
 I made special application to the Federal Communication Commis- sion for the call letters-KL7 SOA with myself as trustee. We used the call phonetically as this is amateur radio station KLR State of Alaska" calling from the Gen. tury 21 in Seattle" One million, six hundred thousand people passed through the Alaska Exhibit and over six thousand amateur radio operators signed the log at KL7-SOA. I have the license on my desk at home as a reminder of my contribution to my hobby, ham radio. Perhaps MT. Hoover would like to belittle this accomplish ment.
 THE KODIAK FERRY
 I have also on the wall of my ham radio room a picture of the Kodiak ferry-in essence 325 miles of marine highway for Kodiak. Perhaps MT. Hoover does not know that I am the author of the Alaska Ferry Bill, Chapter 189 of the 1859 Session Laws of Alaska. Of course, this in MT. Hoover's opinion is nothing.
 1 have made inquiries around Kodiak and the only facts that I can find out about MT. Hoover is that he has a nice smile, a nice head of hair, firm hand shake, a mouth full of gleaming teeth, he belonged to all the right clubs, and he has been feeding in the public trough for years period.
 Rep. Pete DeVeau
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07
FIRST CAPITAL

The first capital of Alaska was Kodiak when the Russian-Ameri- can headquarters were established in 1784.
Kodiak mirror., 1962-12-07
fP[ AIN
 TO SEE

The Big Difference in in- surance shows up clearly when you have a loss -. because your indebendent insurance agent helps you get prompt, fair settlement.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

COBB IsLAND-20O-ft. frontage,
where the Potomac is z mi. wide
at Woodland Point. Furnished
cottage. boat house and dock,
electricity, open price. Call MIKE
WINS z Q r. days, co. 6-5sO0;
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

SHANN0NDALE-Large dble. lot
with charter membership in eoun-
try club. Excellent location. ST.
500. Call week days, JU. 5-S775.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
FARMS
tcoNIINUEol
AvTDSONVILLF MARYIAND
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

MAYNE REALTY co.
WA. $4,000 WA. 4-2S3l
Evening star., 1962-05-24

COBB lSLAND-200-ft. frontage,
where the Potomac is z mi. wide
at Woodland Point. Furnished
set4sty OGss open hOTss STcs ca eaf SSE SHsk
WINS TON. days. CO. $500:
nights. FE. s-7s92.
Sn !SSSin45. Price. Sl.6oS. % Cali iH't evss.. tS..
LO. 4-s100.
EASTERN SHORE OF Maryland
MILES RIV. = LGE. MOD. FRAME
RAMBLER, Gear garage, boat
house, on acres with lge. water
front, soft. T-Wharf. S31. 900.
EDGE CREEK NEW LoE. ALL
b{eezeway and adjoining carport
bTeszeway; oS situated on z acres
wharf and sandy beach. Only
n ACRES. DEEP WATERFRONT
FARM with all-mod. 2-story. S-rm.
frame home. with baths. dble.
liv. .rm. and 4 lge. bedrms. ALL
good outbldgs. plus 175-fruit-tree
orchard. grape vines, asparagus
beds and salable pine and hard
wood timber. S25.500.
Also, lge. and small WATERFRONT
RAMBLERS from $13.500 to $685.
600. Many nice nearby modern
WATERFRONT HOMES FROM
$500 to $4,000. Also, COM
MERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL WA
TERFRONT acreage or lots. Write
or call
FRANKLIN D. MILLEP,
TRADE WINDS REAL ESTATE
CA. SO. oxford Nd, or Call
Wash, D. c., aft. z pm, 10. 2-3765
FAIRHAVEN CLIFFS, MARYLAND
Lovely, furnished waterfront cot
tage overlooking spacious Chesa-
peake. Bay. A bargain you can't
afford to miss. S14,500. CENTER
REALTY CO., Rte. No. ., Edge
water, Nd. Colonial S-3l34.
FURNISHED, WATERFRONT Cot
tage-Westmoreland County. Va.
ia. S-S606. AFTER 6 PM.
HOLLYWOOD SHORES on Patuxent
River-Lot. approx. S0x140. Pool
privs. Best reas. offer. CHI. S-449S.
SUMNER COTTAGE, broad water.
all conven.. swim, crab. fish. NJ.
KLEIN, Horns Pt. Cambridge. Nd
VENTNOR, N. ]. = Modern year
around residential property, l
block from ocean, 1909 Atlantic
| ave. g lovely bedr00rnS maid G
Evening star., 1962-05-24
"WHEATON
TOWERS"
NOW LEASING

uP TO 600 10000 ss. Fl; EE1Txr AVAIL; IA
COND. S-sToRY OFFICE BLDG.
WHOLE OR IN PART, LOCATED
ON CHOICE GEORGIA AVENUE
LOCATION. CALL OR WRITE
Mr., PELL.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

KILL DEVIL HILL, N. C.-3 bdrm.
cottage for rent; Sportsman's par
adise. June-Sept. bass fish. Fam
lily pleasure July and Aug. Days,
UN. 4-2300: ewes. UN. 4-l277.
OCEAN CITY, Md and . bed
rm. apts. June rates. OF. 4-4749.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Rent 9 OCEAN
FRONT apts., guarded beach, park
at door. Low rate. HE. 9-2531.
REHOBOTH-New 3-bedroom., near
everything, $3.50 week special
rate for June. SP. 3-3643.
REHOBETH BEACH - Ocean-front
apis, cottages. Immac. S65 wk.
up. MRS. NEVES. OIL. 1883.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

CHESAPEAKE BAY, mr.. Prince
Frederick, Nd. Completely furn.,
baths. Safe beach. Sl40 for Q wks.
S240 mo. OWNER. Ii. 1854.
NORTH BEACH, MD.-Furnished
$3.50 for season. 905 Bay ave-.
IA. $1,000.
QUIET OLD FARM HOUSE on Po-
tomac. wonderful view. $3.50 sea-
son. WARD, CHI. S-S536.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
COUNTRY PROPERTY
EARNS

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY = Old
brick Colonial home built in early
1900 with 133 acres Of fertile soil.
90 minis. from Wash. Only / mile
from new John Hanson highway.
Many valuable outbldgs. Sl39,O0O.
Several other smaller farms. Call
today for appointment.
N. LEO STORCH CE. 6-S234
BEST BUYS
100-acre farm near Frederick.
2S7-acre farm nr. Mt. Airy.
240-acre farm nr. Gaithersburg.
s41-acre farm near Boyds.
IL 1-acre farm at Seneca.
IS acres in Rockville.
ga acres v/beaut. Cape Cod at
Laytonsville.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
2EALToR HA. 7-4os0
Evening star., 1962-05-24
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.
AUTOS, Z TRUCKS for HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD, new. F6O0, dump, 3x6 yds.
Would like to find Job for 1t. Call
after 5 pm, 773-0966.
Evening star., 1962-05-24

c0RvAIR 81 Monza coupe. power
glide. radio and heater, white
with luxurious gold interior, ex-
eellent condition economy COM
pactl 81 .7Q5.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
FLORIDA PROPERTY
FLORIDA
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

End TRUST NOTES, $4,000, pay.
siss sts mo" s% cEtgT.Nnp7oy iptT STs 2 Yrs. sgb. sI
AP. 7-519l OR VIII. 6-3247.
End TRUST NOTES, $4,000, pay
$40 $40 mo" 81 int, due z yrs. Rsas.
aiSe. y " CAALdIANDRo a Co.
$3.50 7-year End trust. good max
esT; va; p51Perty. Sell g, 100.
Evening star., 1962-05-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASINO FEE
FRIENDLY FREE APPRAISAL
Phone DICKEY'S. AP. 7-S0S0
Evening star., 1962-05-24
FRANKLIN d MIIIEP-

VENTNOR, N. ]. = Modern year
around residential property, 1
block from ocean, 1909 Atlantic
ave. 6 lovely bedrooms. maid S
quarters. garage. Excel; cond. and
AD. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15

"HE FLEET will be in next week
l. powder puffs and lipstick intact.
The WAVES are putting into port to
celebrate the 10th anniversary of their
launching Their three-day convention will
be held July Is to 20 at the Sheraton-Park
Hotel.
Literature has been sent to all the
women who have served. with the result
that 10000 current and former members
of the Nays distaff branch are expected.
Their number should be sufficient to hum
BILE the World War II salts who said they'd
never last.
No chief bo'sun or Marine top sergeant
has shown more tenacity than the lady
sailors, who had to overcome tidal wave
of male prejudice to earn their present
status as equal partners in the United
States Navy.
Their nickname, the brain child of
Professor Elizabeth Reynard of Barnard
College, is testimony to those feelings.
Professor Reynard, a special assistant to
Rear Admiral Randall Jacob, chief of the
Bureau of Navigation, was on train be-
tween Washington and New York, when
she came up with a name Women Ac-
cepted for Volunteer Emergency Service.
II figure the word emergency will
comfort the older admirals," she confided
later to friend, because it implies that
we're only temporary crisis and won't be
around for keeps"
The condensed version of the profess
sor's jaw-breaking pacifier may 60 on for
ever, but only as on unwritten tradition.
The word WAVES has no official sanction.
The Navy women have been so completely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-15

integrated into the fleet that their only
recorded mark of differentiation is the
CW after each WAVES serial number
The WAVES were born by an Act Of
Congress in July, 1912, strictly as an aux
Hilary reserve unit. By 1945 the women had
acquitted themselves so well that they were
given full partnership. The Reserves as
such were abolished and the girls were
given equal status with the men as regular
Navy and Naval Reserve members.
By the time World War ii ended, the
WAVES were 5000 strong sufficient
strength to replace enough officers and
men to operate major task force. They
were on duty in nearly every type of shore
activity, including air stations, hospitals,
Navy yards and supply depOts In Washing
ton SIS per cent of the uniformed personnel
were WAVES. They handled 80 per cent
of the work in administration and super
vised the Navy mail service for the entire
fleet. They made, up IS per cent Of Radio
communications system.
In aviation, they repaired planes, col
lected weather information, operated air
trainers, served as gunnery instructors and
directed aircraft from control towers Thou
sands served in supply as storekeepers and
in offices as yeomen.
They enter their 21st year Of service
with wider horizon than simple shore
duty They are on duty in England, France.
Germany, Egypt, Japan, Norway, Italy,
Puerto Rico. Hawaii and Alaska. Their
skills have expanded with the Nays
growth in a world of electronics and nu-
clear fission.
SUNDAY THE STAR MAGAZINE. wAsHINo7
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-08-25
Broadcast

tContnued from Back Page)
HENCE, THE FULFILLMENT OF THE PROMISE
AND PROPHECY TO JESUS WICKED AND
ADULTERoUs GENERATION" WHICH COULD
NOT BEAR" "A COMPLETE AND FINAL RE-
vELATIoN" - THE COMFORTER, EVEN
THE HOLY GHOST, TEACHING ALL THINGS"
VIA GODS MARVELLOUS IMPERATIVE CHRIST
SCIENCE MESSIAH "scIENcE OF SCIENCES"
OF THE UNIVERSE - EVEN THE HEALING
OF THE NATIONS - REVELATION OF THE
REAL, 1.-THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH" AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY,
AND THE UTTER N-OT-H-I-N-GNE-S-S OF THE
THINGS SEEN TEMPORAL! = St. Paul =
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL
"FEAR YE NOT, STAND STILL, AND SEE
THE SALVATION OF THE LORD"
Exodus 1913 C14oI &c. ?1 Jvdg ll:''-4o LIZ zo|+|'
Jer 3l:I-2l Psalm So. 50.
Often God to place His children IN PoS''0"s
Of profound MISUNDERSTANDING them INTO weo9e .'o
which there is escape; coniriving sua''on WING" "
human udorent would permitted had it been pre-
v;ousI Consulted The very cloud conducts them hifher,
You may be thus involved at this very hour ooes seem
perpIexinu and very to the last degree; pu' -
PERFECTLY RIGHT The issue will more than Iusf'y Hm
who has BROUGHT you hfher. 1t platform TOT me ~
play of His almighty grace and power ne VIII MOI on!
deliver YOU but in doing He will give you 'esso" %
you will never forget and to which, IN many Ps''" "'
song in after days. you will revert You viii never ne
able 20 thank God enouqh for having done Just as he
IF. 3. MEYER
WITH MERCY AND WITH JUDGMENT MY
WEB OF TIME He WovE.
AND AYE THE DEWs OF SORROW WERE
LUsTERED WITH HIS LOVE-
I'll BLESS THE HAND THAT GUIDED, I'LL
BLESS THE HEART THAT PLANNED,
WHEN THRoNED WHERE GLORY o"Ill@"
:" '''"''''o = ANNE ROSS COUSIN
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-08-25


GEL MICHAEL is INDICATED AS AN ANSWER TO LONG
DELAYED HEALNcs BUT - MANY MARVELLOUS HEAL
INcS IN ONE VISIT 7! - TREATMENT (! AND PReMA-
TuRE DEATHS AMONG CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS but,
dear Science brethren have the best record Of ongev
y, beloved Leader reaching her goth year 1907
THE SATAN-ROBBED CLERGY OF THE FOUR
EUROPEAN cRlPPLEs WE SAY THIS
IN A KINDLY SPIRIT
WE ARE UTILIZING THEIR FUNDAMENTALS
THE TEN COMMANDMENTS, THE VIRGIN BIRTH, RE-
sURREcTIoN. ASCENSION. AND cHRsT's SERMON ON
THE MOUNT!
BUT. JESUS TEACHINGS ARE NOT COMPLETE =
IN THE BIBLE - HAVING SAID: Il HAVE MANY
MORE THINGS TO SAY UNTO YOU BUT We CANNOT
BEAR THEM NOW BUT THE FATHER WILL SEND YOU
ANOTHER COMFORTER EVEN THE HOLY GHOST.
WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINGS!
AND SO. MRS. EDDY COMPLETED HER APPREN-
TcSHiP AT THE AGE OF as AFTER THE MARTYR
DOM OF LINCOLN. COMPARABLE TO THE MARTYR
DOM OF JOHN THE BAPTIST, AccELERAToNs OF THE
MEssAHsHIP OF THE ONE CHRIST cWTH YOU AL
WAY) AND IS APPOINTED BY GOD TO REVIVE PRIM-
TIVE CHRISTIANITY WITH ITS LOST ELEMENT OF
HEALING" - 1.-THE SMALLEST PART OF CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE WHOSE HIGHER MISSION IS TO TAKE
AWAY THE SINS OF THE WORLD" +! - THE HEALING
OF THE NATIONS" - REVELATION AND APPREHEN-
SION OF THE REAL, AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE
REALITY!
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH DESTINY
GRANDEUR !
PROGRESSING lRREsIsTIBLY - AS PER GOD
AND MRS. EDDY, TWO GENERATIONS AGO:
1.-THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MOVEMENT WILL
EVOLVE SCIENTIFICALLY!
AND. OH. THAT REMARKABLE STATEMENT
OF MRS. EDDY TO IS STUDENTS March primary
class, p 279. "M.W."D
I'VE. TODAY, IN THIS CLASSROOM ARE ENOUGH
TO CONVERT THE WORLD IF WE ARE OF
ONE MIND;
LONE WITH GOD IS A MAJORITY"
CIDE0N's TRIUMPHANT 300 CHOSEN MEN
lin the Book Of Judees)
GOD WOULD NOT PERMIT GIDEON TO EVEN
TRY TO USE HIS $4,000 MEDIOCRE ADAMS
AND THE EWES WERE GIVEN A VACATION.
TOO!
I AM EVER SO GRATEFUL FOR OUR GRAND
MOVEMENT ITS MANY DEPARTMENTS, AND
OUR DEAR DIRECTORS OF THE MOTHER
CHURCH.
FINAL HYMN, NO. 1853:
LET ALL THE EARTH WITH SONG
REJOICE;
LET HEAVEN RETURN THE JOYFUL
VOICE;
ALL MINDFUL OF OUR GODS
GREAT NAME,
LET EVERY MAN HIS PRAISE PROCLAIM"
REACTIONS:
FRIENDLY. GRACIOUS, GENEROUS.
DEAR MRS. HARRIET GILLESPIE, c.s.
WE SAID TO THIS PRECIOUS SOUL: "YoU PRAcTI-
cALLY BROUGHT NE TO THIS MEETING. WHEN SAW
YOU JUST RECENTLY lat that Christian Science lecture
Fifth church,, SAID TO MYSELF, I'VE GOT TO VISIT
THE NINTH CHURCH AGAIN. SOON. AND IT IS so
GOOD TO SEE YOU HERE. AND LOOKING so WELL"
MR. GILLESPIE OFFERED TO DRIVE US TO THE
HOTEL. BUT IN THEIR PRESENT LOCATION WE LIKE
TO TAKE OUR CHARIOT!
NINTH CHURCH BUILDING PROGRESSING,
AT 4O33 w. DAWSON, ONE BLOCK
EAST OF LIVERNOIS.
TEMPORARILY. SERVICES ARE BEING HELD
IN THE MODERN DELIGHTFUL AUDITORIUM OF
THE DETROIT INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL
ARTS, JOHN r, cor. {. KIRBY
MESSRS. REESE, BOUcHTON EXECUTIVES OF
THE AUDITORIUM AND THE WRITER HAD PLEA
SAINT CHAT THEY USUALLY EAT AT THE CAFE
ROUGE, sTATLER AND FROM HERE ON WE WILL AT
LEAST EXCHANGE GREETINGS
Brain Power
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Brain Power

CONTINUED From Back Page)
THE EVIL THE HUMAN THE MATERIAL -
ARE GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE "LORD-cOD" MYTHS!
THE FIRST CHAPTER OF GENESIS EXCLUDES
THE ADAM-EvE "LoRDcoD" AND HIS PSEUDO,
BURLESoUE HUMAN SO-cALLED MAN
or THE DUST OF THE GROUND - MYTHS -
N-O-T-H-LNc-N-E-S-S!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-08-25
Mention

Vonf'nved from Back Page,
FRAUDS AND MYTHS F! OF PSEUDO.
BURlESQUE. SATANIC. HUMAN. sO-cAllED
MAN OF THE DUST OF THE GROUND J.
MYTHS |! : N0-T-H-I-N-C-N-E-s-s!
AS ARE ALL THE THINGS SEEN
TEMPORAL St. Paul : THE EVIL ! THE
HUMAN Z! The MATERIAL Z!
MY DETROIT TRIBUNE is ENLISTED INA
SPIRITUAL WARFARE VS.. : DEVILS
MULTI-BilLlON S RAcKETs /! = REGARDLESS
OF THE COLOR OF sATANs DUPEs,
SUCKERS DEPUTIES l.
SEX - ALWAYS OF THE DEVIL! - RE-
PUDIATED BY THE c.H-l-L.D-L-E-s-s CHRIST
JESUS! THE WAY. THE TRUTH AND THE
LIFE" - my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL
We Do! = APPREHENDlNc AND HoNoRlNG
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD. ALLHARMoNous"
AS THE ONE. REAL PARENT. THE ONE,
REAL, SANE MIND. SOUL SPIRIT, SUB
STANCE, INTELLIGENCE. IN, AND Of THE
ENTIRE UNIVERSE - Externally COMPLETELY
POPULATED WITH cHRIsTLIkE, SPIRITUAL
BEINGS, THOUGHTS AND IDEAS - Externally
VOID OF THE SATANIC, MYTHICAL. ANTI
CHRIST -PSY-CH-OP-A-T-H-I-c- ADAM-EvE,
MURDERoUs CAIN JUDAS KNAvEs AND
FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD! - REPUDIATED
BY The Chill D-l-E-SS CHRIST JESUS, DE-
HANDING SPIRITUAL "REBRTHs" - AS
ExPoUNDED TO TRUTH-sEEKNc HEBREW RULER
NIcODEMUs.
SEX IS HYPNOTIC. CARNAl MIND
COUNTERFEIT. OR BURlEsQUE. OF THE
PREROCATlvE OF my OFFSPRING j
SPIRITUAL cHRlsTLIKE - ADAMEvELEss
TO HAVE Externally HARMONIOUS SPIRITUAL
INTERCOURSE WITH MY OFFSPRING
YOUR HEAVENLY, ETERNAL COMPANIONS
NEVER BORN NEVER DYING - NEVER
a SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNERS OF
WOMAN UNcLEAN' Job. OF.
ALCOHOL. TOBACCO. PSEUDO. NON CHRIST
SCIENTIST. WHITEWASH CURES. SAVES
POSTPONE AWAKENINGS TO EVERYWHERE
PRESENT HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
AND INVITE PREMATURE DEATHS. BLUNDERS.
DISASTERS. PEARL HARB0Rs. K0REAs!
CRIME AND GAMBLING ARE OF THE DEVILS
ADAM-EvE "LORDGOD Genesis 1T, ete) = GIGANTIC
FRAUDS AND MY-T-HS
COMMUNISM IS AN ADAM-EvE NIGHTMARE :
MYTH =
OF NoN.cHRlsT SCIENTIST THEOLOGY
THERAPEUTICS EDUCATION, CULTURE!
D.>>J.>-x
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-08-25

WASHING TOM Senator's battIed about bran-power-
which have whether any piracy going
and its relation to defense contracts yesterday.
Sen. Frank j. Lsvsehe. D., Ohio. complained that De-
Tense Secretary Robert S. MeNamara has maIgned the
brains Of the Midwest by sIIegedy telling Ohio Congress
that research contracts going to the East and
West Coasts because the brains there
Sen Lavsehe implied that technical being
"prssed away from the Midwest and that Climate has
been given much consideration" in awarding defense
contracts for research and development
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY. AUGUST rs, 1861
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1962-08-25
testimony

tConiinved From Back Pagc)
HEAVENLY BLISS or BEING NOT A RED, BUT
A CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
IT IS A SPECIAL JOY. TONIGHT. TO BE CHRIS
TiAN SCIENTIST - AFTER THAT RATHER REMARK
ABLE Achievement OF The SovETS II SPAcEMEN
DRIFTING THIS PLANET. AGAIN. AND AGAIN. AND
AGAIN - BUT. IT IS MERELY A SATANIC. N-Y-T-Hl-
CAL COUNTERFEIT - OR SYMBOL - OF A MAR
Vicious. INDEsTRUcTIBLE. NoN-DESTRUcTIvE. DIV
iNE IDEA (cHRlsTLlKE AND SPIRITUALLY
THEIR (socALLED) COD WOULD IMPRESS THE
PREVIOUSLY SATAN-RoBBED RUSSIAN PEOPLE WITH
JUSTIFICATION FOR LONG DELAYED CHRIST
ALONE coNFERRINc - LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY"i
lloeusl
Evening star., 1962-09-25
Most Chorter Goals
Held Available Now

matter" for citizens to have
their laws passed, and that
the Legislature "enacts any To-
cal legislation which is pre-
sented to the Assembly by a
majority of any county dele
CATION"
Point to Heritage
The committee declared the
county has "a proud heritage
in its legislative history" and
that the government has con-
tinually updated to give the
people the greatest measure of
self government determina-
ton"
The government committee
is headed by Joseph H. Deck
man, vice president of the
Chamber Of Commerce. presi-
dent of the Prince Georges
Progress and Publicity Com
mittee, and plaintiff in a pend
ing taxpayers suit seeking an
injunction to keep the charter
question off the November
ballot.
other committee members
include Chris Sondberg, chief
county building inspector; DR..
Harry c. Byrd. past president
Of the University Of Maryland; ;
Hervey g. Machen, a member of
the House of Delegates; Ora
ham Lewis, Republican can
didate for the House of Dele
gates. and Thomas r. Brooks,
attorney for County Zoning
Appeals.
Evening star., 1962-09-25
Fourth Degree
Knights Install

Charles w. Barbour was in
stalled as navigator of Com
modore John Barry General
Assembly, Fourth Degree,
knights of Columbus, last
night in ceremonies at Edward
Douglass White Council Hall
in Arlington.
The Rev. Francis L. Bradi-
can was installed as friar,
John B. Bowden as admiral
George 2. Anders as captain
and Philip F. Whitaker as
pilot.
Others installed include
Jack B. Trainor, controller;
Roger E. Furey. scribe; John
E. Lawlor, purser; Andrew A.
Evening star., 1962-09-25
Foirfox Police Drive 4
Nets 65 HomosexuoIs

Sixty-five homosexuals have
have been arrested at two truck
turn-offs on Shirley highway
since May, Fairfax County
Police Chief William L. Durrer
said today.
The homosexuals, ostly
from the District, had been
waiting at the two truck stops
between Springfield and Fort
Belvoir to accost truck drivers,
he said.
More than go men have been
arrested after approaching
plain clothes officers of the
county police vice squad, ac-
cording to the chief. Almost
all have forfeited S100 bond on
charges of disorderly conduct.
Five arrests were made last
week end.
Four others who were
picked up while performing
homosexual acts. were convicted
under the Virginia sodomy law,
Maj. Durrer said. Sodomy in
Virginia is a felony calling for
a minimum sentence of / year.
Evening star., 1962-09-25

Many Of those arrested were
business and professional men
with families, the chief said.
Among them we're a minister. q
physician, four teachers, mill
tary personnel and a real estate
executive, according to the
chief. ',g
One Of the teachers is from
Fairfax County. He has been
suspended pending the out
come Of his case. co7
Plainclothesmen from the
county vice squad have been
watching the spots since May,
driving to them in motor units
of tractor-trailers. ~
Starting this week, uni
formed officers of the patrol
division will question suspi-
cious-appearing males Iwhc
loiter at the spots. Maj. DurreI
said. %
The chief said he fears that
the situation could lead to more
serious crimes, and expressed
the hope that the presence Of
the uniformed officers will help
eliminate the problem.
Evening star., 1962-09-25
Benefit Art Show
Slated October 7

An art show sponsored BY
Montgomery County's newly
formed Association for Emo
tionally Disturbed Children is
scheduled to open at IL am.
October 7 at Cedarcroft Sani-
tarium. Silver Spring.
Entries are stin being taken
for the one-day. outdoor affair.
The contest viii be judged by
area srtist-teacher william
Walter, Glib Crockett. political
cartoonist for The Star. and
Florence Bergman. retired art
critic of The Star.
A rs per cent commission
will be charged on all sales. the
proceeds to be used for further
research with emotionally dis
turbed children. Cash prizes
viii be awarded to winning en-
tries.