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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

Of q Jet engine, heard only dur
ing the delivery Of one Of the
questions.
ut was noticeable enough, y
David Schoenbrun explained
TO make him look up for the
source Of the sound and thus
miss the first part of Secre-
tary Rusk's answer. There was
nothing to do but retape the
question for Fred"
This may seem like slight
stuff to most, but it's typical of
the thoreughness of the Friend
ly team. It may also explain
why, on anyone's lists Of the
best remembered TV interview
shows, at least half are likely
to be his.
Schoenbrun, an old CHS hand
and Friendly team member,
suggests q look tonight. The
show is q distillation of some
eight hours Of film; I think
you'll be seeing q Dean Rusk
you've never seen before"
The Secretary, by the way,
was to see the program for the
first time at a private SCREEN
ing yesterday. I'm bringing
him q gift" Schoenbrun smiled,
"a copy Of that First Family
album. He figures in one of the
Skits." (Yeu can take Schoen-
brun out Of Paris, but you can't
etc.
&a
Prediction: Look for the big
gest EXPLOSION by the smallest
but moo indignant group Of
Nv fans in years. The reason
MICS cancellation Of Peter
Tswksbury's warm, genuine
slice-of-life series, ITS q Mans
World" We had the preiaoni-
tons about this before it even
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

Amplifiss whisker cutting into
sound When the eroeklins stops
and The shaver stots hvmmins.
you know you're set with the
smoothesi shove ever!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

NOW YOU GAN STOP weakening, rest-dis-
turbing coughs due to colds, virus and
bronchial irritations -. in t0dy not
possible With ordinary cough syrup.
St. Joseph Cough Syrup For Children
acts through the blood stream in new
scientific way. In the past it was possi-
bic to suppress coughs in this way only
by means Of codeine or similar narcotics.
Now-thanks to non-narcotic Supressin
in St. Joseph Cough Syrup For Children
you get relief that's fully a. effective
as codeine, yet safe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

went on the air, the No. l
question in our mind being the
unlikely probability Of the sue
cess of low key comedy drama
In this era Of Instant Impact
or Shut the Door. Here Comes
Siegfried.
Our only suggestion now
would be for the prompt con-
struction Of q larger funnel
through which we could pro-
cess all Of the maddest COM
plants, direct to the ears Of
those who still maintain that
balanced schedules Of enter
tainment programs are still
possible.
There is one puzzling note to
the Mans World story, how
ever. In the Stars TEEN Mag
azine section last week, teen
ayers discussed their TV likes
and dislikes. The teen-agers
preferred Ben Casey to DR.. Kill
dare. disliked Westerns and said
that they enjoyed situation
comedies not because Of the
teen-agers but because Of the
funny younger children. CIV
comedies invariably give the
small fry all the adult punch
lines; the adults get all the
boob linesO Yet here, In Mans
World, was Q series which was
trying TO portray the early teens
to college age set with some
semblance Of fidelity and mag
nation. Wrong time?
There Is small hope that your
complaints will return Mans
World to TV, even II this hap
pened once before with Tewks-
bury's first show, Father Knows
Best. 1t now joins the list Of
those programs which were
tried-and found the medium
wanting.
There was q court ruling here
yesterday, the meaning of which
eludes me without some expert
Perry Mason-type help. The
apparent substance of the rul-
ing, however, will keep those
helicopter traffic reports on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

WMAL Radio where they not
only attracted q large audi
ence, but the attention Of other
radio stations. The contention
Of WMAL that 1t had first re-
fusal rights on renewing the
contract with the company
which provides the helicopter
seems to have been upheld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
GBREAKS THE CIRCUIT" THAT
TRANSMITS COUGHING IMPULSES

Supressins acts through blood stream to "pull
out the plug" that breaks circuit by which
coughing impulses are transmitted from the
cough reflex center in the brain to the cough
nerves and muscles in throat and chest. Thus
it controls needless coughing in a way that
ordinary cough syrups simply can't do {.
safely, more effectively and longer.
APLouEh' brand of -Methorphas Hydrobromide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
WIDELY USED BY ADULTS, TOO

st. Joseph Cough Syrup For Children has
no dangerous narcotic side-efects. Does not
cause headache, nausea, upset stomach or
constipation. And IL cannot cause addiction.
That's why this new medication is SO widely
recommended, for adults as well as children.
In a scientifically controlled taste test,
children picked new cherry taste Of st. Joseph
Cough Syrup For Children as pronounced
favorite. You'll like 1t too!
And st. Joseph Cough Syrup For Children
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

A nucIear war Is completely ira
tional, says Robert Mcnamara. But
It Is not inconcelVabIe.
This week, In Q Post exclusive,
the Secretary Of Defense outlines
the drastic changes In Americas
war strategy. He tells what the
chances are Of the U. S. surviving
q nucIear attack. Why the much
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

is cooling, soothing. Helps dislodge sticky
phlegm. Its vapors help clear breathing pas
sages, also.
It's made by Plough, Inc. makers Of st.
Joseph Aspirin, st. Joseph Aspirin For Chill
dren, St. Joseph Nose Drops For Children.
many other quality indications for the FAM
lily. Get st. Joseph Cough Syrup For Chill
dren for your whole familyl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

opsrotes on 3 fIoshIisht bot
teries. Avsomotie clock wekss
you 10 music. Sleep switch
turns il of at night. Adopt
eble for woll mounting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
ON THE AIR
The Hum of a Jet,
A Friendly One
By BERNIE HARRISON
etaF ~ Critic

With Fred Friendly no Tv show is really finished not
while there's an hour or two before air time
On the Of the CBS Reports depth with
Secretary Of State Rusk tonight 1880 oclock-s Friendly
ct it again object Of his Distraction. the Distant hum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28

Contour heed with 8 rows Of self
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
HOW supREssIR CONTROLS COUGHS

Coughing starts with irritations in the
throat or bronchial area. These cause
trouble messages" to 60 to switch
board in the brain, which in turn flashes
cough messages" back to throat and
chest which produce the cough.
But new Supressin "breaks the circuit" to
the cough control center so unnecessary
coughing impulses are suppressed cough
ing becomes less frequent or soon ceases
entirely. Relaxed rest, and sleep, is now pos
sible. And when restful sleep comes, strength
Is soon renewed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-28
CONTROLS COUGHS.
s ssi IS UP TO s full HOURS

Recent medical discovery with
amazing Suprsssin* blocks cough
impulse by acting on cough control
center :. Proved fully as
effective as Codsins. Yet safe,
non.narCotic. Preferred taste too.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
Home Godgets

healing Of pruning cuts and
injuries and protects wood
from moisture and rot.
There's no messy brush.
heavy with black pruning
paint. The paint stays in
liquid form and when
sprayed on serves as a pro-
tective seal, preventing ex-
cessive sap flow. 1t seals
off moisture and enables new
growth to close over the
wound.
Used as a multi-purpose
wood preservative, it seals
ends of fence posts, treats
garden furniture leg ends
and flower pots.
Further information about
the articles mentioned above
may be obtained by writing
the manufacturers. They
are: Ladder-Norseman, Inc,
Att; Mr.. D. D. Beale, 2916
Fourth avenue, Minneapolis
8, Mimi, and Pruning Paint,
Stanley Tools Division, The
Stanley Works, 1876 Lake
street, New Britain, Conn.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
URA Fills
Plans Post

Warren T. Zitzmann has
been appointed director of
the urban planning assist
ance branch of the Urban
r e wal Administration,
URA Commission William L.
Slayton announced this week.
Mr.. Zitzmann comes to his
new post from six years as
chief Of the Planning Divi-
sion in the Bureau of Com
munity Development, Penn
sylvania Department of Com
merce.
Mr.. Zitzmann also has held
planning posts with the
States Of Kentucky and Ten
nessee and the Tennessee
Valley Authority.
Evening star., 1962-04-28
By D. M. DERWIN
Contributing Writer

A recent innovation has
produced a ladder that, in
one sense, is three ladders in
one.
This American-made lad
der, lightweight and easy to
convert. replaces several COM
monty used items such as step
ladder. scaffold, wall ladder.
etc.
1t can be used as an ordi-
nary ladder for painting the
side Of a house or adjusted
to the proper length for ease
in removing storm windows.
1t can be converted into scaf-
fold or an auto carrier on top
of car or station wagon.
1t also can be used to hold
archery targets or made into
a lightweight portable dock
extending into a river or lake.
Yet it can be carried in the
trunk of the car or stored in
an ordinary clothes closet,
or in the garage.
Compact and Light
It is made up Of 2-foot
sections and requires but 10
sections to go from a compact
unit into an 8-foot ladder.
The 2-foot sections unfold
easily and quickly. then a
stainless steel pin is inserted
in position for a positive. Sc
cure locking. The 3-in-1 lad
der is then ready to use.
Other features included
are: slip-proof. floor leveling
and wall leveling feet; easy
change with positive action
snap-in self locking pin;
lock-in cross braces for use
with step ladder; angle lock-
ing device for use with scaf-
fold holds securely.
Currently this new ladder
is available in eight-foot and
12-foot sizes. Extra two-foot
add-on sections are available.
Pruning PGint
A new pruning paint and
wood preservative push but
ton" spray seals and aids
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-19
vlews,pRevIews
AMo REVIEWS
Edward Banks

Edward Bank!

TOWN HALL MEET VERY IMPORTANT
Our community well represented the first Arizona
Hall series held Grand Canyon. Arizona Oct. Oil.
More than 20 from the representing varied
fields discuss Arizonas
problems.
This marks the first series meetings sponsored by
Academy
may obtain helpful materials about these meetings
ing the office.
Wormey the others days studying prob
lens facing He reported that there cooperative
spirit although the topic great little could
simplify much Of the presentations.
The problems much like Everyone
talking about but few trying anything about This
is the first in the right direction. become
Of the overall problems facing area,
will be able plan remedial legislation.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-19
Negro History Notes

tatie UNESCO June l6. 1861. Dr. Morrow recently
was the American Ambassador the Republic ounea
duties Paris the end June. succeeding Henry
Dr. Morrow. native of Jew jersey received his ABB degree
from Rutgers University with Phi Kappa 1884,
granted his Ma and Pm D. degrees from the University
vania 1912 and 1882 respectively He
work at the University of Paris orbonne scholar
of his life. Dr. Morrow first
1859 when President Eisenhower appointed
Extraordinary and Penipotenry newly independent Republic
Of Guinea
Dr. Morrow married Rowena A. Davis of South
Carolina. He is the father of Children Jean John
Howard. Jr.
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-19
Sights and Sounds
ELOISE BANKS
FAME FLEES
,ELOISE BANKS

the SUMMER news wires Wn1rred
with the names of Dickie, Eddie
and Liz. Now In mid October
little has been heard from the
international triangel charac-
ters.
The colossal movie which was
the stage for this great episode
Of modern life and love has been
completed and should soon be
released. A small note in one
of the syndicated columns said
some Of the scenes might re-
quire resheoting. Another col
umnist stated some of the best
scenes were left on the cutting
room floor.
The glamour of the Eternal
City. Rome with its gay wine,
grandeur and gossip writer's
seems to be sleeping. Fewhead-
lines have blazoned the papers
from London to Hollywood. Some
thing is stilling the city Of ofpopes.
palaces and pizza.
For a while It seemed as
though the real life drama being
enacted by film star Elizabeth
Taylor. Eddie Fisher. singer.
and leading man. Richard Bur
ton would outdistance the play
written love Of Antony and Cleo
patra.
Eddie Fisher always had
seemed out of character with
Miss Taylor. He always looked
as though he were really look
ing for "Oh. Mine Papa. or
waiting for Debbie to come and
rescue him from the clutches
of the Vampire Lady.
Hundreds Of words had been
written and spoken In defense
of the forsaken wife. Debbie who
was deserted as Mr.. Fisher did
headstands into the waiting Rolls
Royce of Lady Lizbeth. Debbie
however. proved to gain her bal
ance and married wealthy man
while Eddie was playing the role
of sad loser.
During the interim of changing
partners or should we say play
acting with real life husbands
and wives--the miner hand
some and suave Richard Burton
was seen at late hours with Liz.
His wife even flew from the
lonely British Isles to try to WOO
her Dickie Boy back--but the
power of the lady who was per-
forming torrid Egyptian queen
was unbreakable.
Eddie rushed to Liz at the hos
pital and before the ole girl
could breathe the fresh air from
her villa--Eddie was on a plane
for the sidewalks Of New York
again.
Meanwhile back at the villa
Liz and Dickie Boy have traded
the hot eye and ear Of publicity
seekers for quiet strolls beside
the sea-.
Mrs. Burton must be playing
the waiting game no doubt wait
ing for Queen Liz to tire Of her
Richard.
Eddie has returned to the Uni
ted States and Is embarking on
another career. He looks a bit
older but he still has that
Longing for LIZ look. Now
instead Of singing about his
Papa--he Is thrushing romantic
notes about goodbye to Rome.
The plot has thickened with
the entrance Of one female dan
Ger named Juliet Prowse. Once
the betrothed Of Frank Sinatra,
this willowy miss from South
Africa returned Frankie's
sparNer to keep her freedom
and Career
Arizona tribune., 1962-10-19

ANb 6e srVE M fREEboM: fRE t5ea'0 - ~ 'o@ ''oE
GAS TAX
A recent proposal announced by the May
or Of Phoenix, Sam Maydian, to place a
higher rate Of tax on gallon Of gas has
caused much discussion.
First the gas dealers revealed their dis
like Of a tax increase, pointing out that the
smaller stations would suffer. Needless to
say, ne already haze noticed the high ratio
Of small and independent gas stations going
out of business weekly.
There is definite need for more revenue
to be raised for the street Improvement
program. No one group of businessmen
welcomes any tax increase ON their prod
uctS or services, but q gy0aUing city needs
taxes to finance streets and roads for its
increased population.
Regardless Of how monies are raised TO
Improve our streets, let US be sure that
a better street Improvement program ex-
tends to the s0uthside. Let's make sure the
stretch Of Jyeeway isn't the only modern
and b0ssabIe road tyaversing any part Of
the widespread south section of tom. If
gas taxes are Yaised--let us make some
effort to divert some Of the city streets
PROGRAM across the Salt Rivey line.
DISCUSSING ARIZONA LAW
DIFFERENT
You have heard said many times "1hey ought pass law
Did you know that much of law passed by
legislative body7
Actually which control lives.
The following definitions will help explain the differences:
Constitutional The United States Constitution the
law of the land covering all delegated expressly by i'm
picaon Each also has constitution which control
all other delegated The constitution is the
law Of that particular state cannot be Inconsistent with
the United States Constitution.
Congress.
the written law setting forth system principles and rules
Of conduct
Common law consists those principles and rules action which
derive their authority from and from the decree
affirming unwrien,
and much Of derived from ancient unwrten law Of England
Parts of the and law sometimes further
described:
part Creates
regulates rights established administer,
opposed the rules of procedure by which 1t Is administered
Adjective law Is made Of rules Of procedure and practice
the and method whchwe enforce rights obtain
redress for their INVASION
Of which defines prohibits
the various Crimes and establishes their punishment.
Administrative law Is that body Of law and practice
corning the public boards, commissions and agencies which have
make rules, orders regulations having force law
You also hear Of various fields law, admiralty law
law. corporation law municipal law and many others.
These are branches special fields of law
These important lawyers, be-
is the body law that rights and privileges
your government, and your way of life are based.
(Ih legal column is issued public service under
vision of the State Bar of Arizona and written norm
adviseD
STOP AND SHOP ARIZONA TRIBUNE
ADVERTISERS. THEY WELCOME YOU
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

school students of superior
ability. This committee has
studied such progr m S
throughout the United States
and will make a final report.
which will be published in
1868 as a service to all Eng
lish teachers. In addition, the
local instructor will be a dis
cusSant at an opening session
on the successful advanced
placement program. The NC
TIE has a membership in ex-
cess of 10000 English teach
erS in all so states and sever
al foreign countries. Teachers
of English from kindergarten
through college will convene
at Miami Beach, to discuss
the Language Arts. The local
representative, in addition to
serving as head of the English
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

Isomethlng for nothing. Still
another definition for grace is
Everything for nothing to those
who do not deserve anything.
The grace is Gods and the
faith is ours. The antecedent
of cit" is salvation, which is
the gift of God, which on the
divine side is by grace, and
on the human side it is "by
faith. God does not believe
for men, but He gives pre-
venient grace which enables
the sinner to repent and to
exercise his own faith to en-
able God to give him saving
grace.
PAUL EXPLAINS THE WAY
OF SALVATION TO THE
JAILER: (Acts 16:25-31) Paul
and Silas were put in Jail in
Philippi for what the officials
called disrupting the customs
of the city and disturbing the
peace. They were beaten, put
in maximum security and
heavily guarded. At midnight
while Paul and Silas prayed
and sang praises to God there
was a great earthquake, so
that the foundations of the
prison were shaken and i'm
mediately all the doors were
opened, and every ones bands
were looSed. When the keeper
of the Jail awoke from his
sleep, he discovered what had
happened. He was sure the
prisoners were all gone. He
did not want to suffer the
consequences of what would
happen to him for letting the
prisoners escape to freedom,
so he drew out his sword to
take his own life. AS he did
this Paul cried out to him, Do
thyself no harm for we are
all here. The jailer rushed in
where Paul and Silas were
trembling with fear, and fell
down before them. And said
Sirs, what must | do to be
saved? Then Paul explained
to the jailer the plan of sal
walton. Paul said to him, Be
lieve on the Lord Jesus Christ,
and thou shalt be saved, and
thy house. The sinner must
believe in his heart that Jesus
is the Savior of man. He must
surrender his will to the love
of God as was revealed to
the world in Jesus Christ. He
must believe what Jesus said
and taught was true.
THE JAILER RESPONDED
TO THE WAY OF SALIVA
TION: (Acts. is: :32-34) At the
end of the first section it was
pointed out that Gods part in
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

mans S redemption was pre-
Sented to the jailer. Now was
the time for the jailer to act.
This he did, along with his
whole family. Seeing that the
jailer was dead serious about
the way of salvation, Paul and
Silas shared with him and
his family more of the Word
of God. They explained to him
more fully what was involved
in his response to Gods call
to salvation. They opened up
his understanding, so he could
realize better just how far he
was from God and what he
must do to come back to God.
The jailer saw his sinful state.
He felt his need of salvation.
He repented and accepted
Christ into his life and sur
rendered his heart to. Him in
faith. This was a real trans
formation which took place
in the jailer's life. His accep-
ltance of Christ led all of his
family to follow after him.
This is the way it should be.
The head of the house should
always be the religious lead
er. His faith in God should
be seen and shared in the fam
lily. We need more husbands
and fathers in our homes to-
day to follow the examples of
this jailer. The whole family
was baptized that same day.
PRACTICAL POINTS ON
THE LESSON:
Since Christ died for all and
made provision for all to be
redeemed, for this reason the
gospel should be preached to
all, that all may have an op-
portunity to be saved. All of
the consequences of preach
ling the gospel are not pleas
ant, but all things do work
together for good when we
Il love the Lord and live in His
Icalling.
When people b e eve in
Christ and the gospel, saliva
| ton becomes operative and
the new birth is produced by
the Spirit.
The Lord closed the doors
for the preaching of the gos-
pei in Asia that Paul might
60 into Europe and preach the
gospel there. This plan of re-
demption was Gods part.
God did something to show
his love and concern for man.
God is now waiting for mans
response. He who responds is
wise. He who will not respond
is foolish. We receive forgive
ness when we confess our
sins.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

Mr.. & Mrs. Arthur Cone,
|2l9 w. Taft Street, had as
their Dinner Guest: Sunday
Nov. Is, 1862, Rev. & Mrs.
David Matthews, Mrs. Ida G.
Simpson, Mrs. Carrie Jenk-
ms, Mr.. Clyde McGee, and
Mr.. Levi Johnson, and they
all enjoyed a very delicious
dinner, and a pleasant stay.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
November rs, 1862
BY Rev. George A. Harper,
511 Avenue G.

Greenwood, Miss.
REDEMPTION: MANS RE-
SPONSE
Scripture Lesson-Acts 1925
"a; Romans SILL; 10:413,
John 1910 Print-Acts 16:
1884
M E EY SELECTION
BY grace are We saved
through faith; and that not OF
yourselves: it is the gift OF
God.-(Ephesians 2:8). Saliva
ton is all of grace. God must
do it all, or He will not do il
at all. Since man is dead in
trespasses and sins, he is in
capable of saving himself.
Men are saved by grace.
Grace is Gods undeserved
mercy and lovingkindness. 1t
also has been designated as
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

FORMER STUDENT LEADS
BUSY LIFE:
Miss Essie McSwine, 1861
B r a d Street High School
graduate now attending Hen
derson Business College in
Memphis, Tenn. has been
making quite a name for her.
self since beginning college
In the fall. The local Miss
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-11-24

who holds the position of Stu
dent Council Reporter, also
writes a column in the Tri-
State Defender, a city paper
published in Memphis. Miss
McSwine has organized a
dance troup at Henderson
with approximately 80 MEM
bers. After completing a two
year business course,