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Evening star., 1962-09-25

District participation in a
federally financed program ex-
pected to train 500 to 600 un-
employed persons in critically
needed skills during the cur
rent fiscal year was approved
today by the Board of Com
missioners.
They approved participation
in the Manpower Development
and Training Act Of 1862 pro-
gram through June 80, 1864,
The estimate Of the number of
persons to be trained under
the first years ALLEGATION OF
about $4,000 was given to the
Commissioners by Fred Hetzel,
director Of the District office
of the United States Employ
ment Service.
Starting July l, 1864, con-
tinuation of the program would
depend upon contribution OF
about so per cent Of its cost by
the District government. Mr.
Hetzel said that the current
estimate is that the program
would then cost a total Of 81
million annually, with the Dis
trict paying almost $500,000.
1000 Trainees
This would provide training
for about 1000 persons, Mr.,
Hetzel told a reporter.
The first trainees, who will
receive about $33 per week
while in the program. viii at
tend classes to prepare them
for jobs. These classes are fol
restaurant and hotel cooks
practical nurses. gas station at
tendants and typists.
The Employment Service will
select the trainees. primarily
those with dependents, Mr.
Hetzel explained. The training
viii be given by the District
public schools at the old ARM
strong High School building
Glasses viii start in about two
weeks.
Those selected viii be per-
Evening star., 1962-09-25


two Baltimore artists. The
Gomezes (who decry the
plight of the artist in "theez
uncreative atmosphere") are
devoted to the improvement
of art. They have two chill
dren-Rodin, z, and August,
9, both of whom "weel be
artists to the fingertips," ac-
cording to their parents.
A devoted sculptures, Mrs.
Gomez promised to do our
bust a year ago. So we were
not altogether surprised
when, upon answering a
knock at the door several
evenings ago, we found the
Gomezes outside, a large box
Of shining wet clay in hand,
blue-eyed Rodin and August
in tow.
After a few brief greetings,
Mrs. Gomez righted her box
of clay in the center of the
living room and scooped the
red mixture out, placing it
on top Of the box.
"See," she said, smiling
variously at us, her spouse
and her children, I'm true
to my word. I've come to
sculpt you. ST."
Evening star., 1962-09-25
Renewal Aid OKd
For Business Area
House Measure
Boosts Plans
For Downtown

TOT OOWntOWn
Plans to revitalize Washing.
tons downtown business area
have been given a boost with
House approval Of a bill widen
ing the Commissioners urban
powers.
The measure would permit
the District to use the redev.
olpment machinery in CONNER
cial areas. This authority now
is limited to "blighted" resi-
dental neighborhoods.
Sponsors Of the plan te
bring new life to downtown
Washington have said that the
urban renewal help is needed
to carry out the project.
The bill now goes to the Sem
ate. It sailed through House
yesterday afternoon by a voice
vote.
The House also passed q bin
that would consolidate and
tighten the city's welfare regu-
lations. 1t came alive recently
as the result of relief freeload-
ing and Welfare Department
administrative shortcomings
uncovered by the Senate Dis.
trict Appropriations subcorn-
mittee.
New Amendments
In reporting out the measure
last week, the House District
Com mittee e m ade several
amendments to the Senates
passed bill. These revisions
had been suggested by Senator
Robert c. Byrd, Democrat Of
West Virginia. who is chair
man Of the Senate District Ap-
preparations subcommittee.
The House yesterday accept
ed the committee amendments,
which means the bin must 20
back to the Senate.
One Of the bills provisions
would allow city welfare aid to
be given in the form Of goods
and services. as well as in cash.
Also passed by the House was
a bill that would increase. by
10 per cent the pensions of
Washington policemen and
firemen who retired before
october 1, 1856. -
S4.5 Million Price Tag
The total cost to the District
OF the pension measure, which
now goes to the Senate, Is esti-
mated at $4.5 million.
The House approved and sent
to the White House bills that
will:
Double the current 81 fee for
a driver learners permits. The
additional revenue viii 60 to
the city's traffic safety educa-
tion program.
Exempt policies of group life
insurance issued to credit un-
ions from some insurances re-
quirements.
Permit insurance companies
in the District to invest in the
Inter American Development
Bank. The administration
urged approval Of the legisla-
ton to aid in channeling pri~
vate capital into Latin America.
Authorize the Commissioners
to set a fee, up to SIS, for the
restoration of a revoked or
suspended driver permit. The
fee vii pay the administrative
cost to the city.
Nurse Ages Affected
Also approved by the House
and sent to the Senate was a
measure that would lower the
minimum age for registered
nurses in the District from 81
to 10 years.
The House also approved,
with a minor amendment, q
Senate-passed bill that for
bids any collection agency or
detective firm from using q
name, emblem or insignia that
would convey the impression
it was a District Government
agency.
A joint resolution designed
to save the Capitol TheateI
and Keith's Theater from be-
ing razed also was approved
by the House. The resolution
directs the Commissioners tc
submit to Congress by Febru-
airy is plans for conversion OF
both buildings into municipal
eentnrs
Evening star., 1962-09-25

George Kennedy is III. He will
resume his column on his return.
Evening star., 1962-09-25
The
Rambler
Lives on
In cIuy
By PHILR TRUPP

The writer has been i'm
mortalized in clay-a soggy
red bust, mounted on the
underside Of an apple crate.
Recently we were visited
by Edith and Edgar Gomez,
Evening star., 1962-09-25
District Will Participate
In Job Training Project

sons normally not eligible TO
lInenulovrnent benefits.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
"cHURcH KILLS c0N1RACEPTIvE ADS"
BOYCOTT ENDS ADs"- .. S
| [5erNng The Devil In The Name or GodJ

One Of the largest drug firms In the United States
Johnson and Johnson has Withdrawn its dianed and non
suggestive advertisements for eonirseepves from esdno
American family magazines because Of Roman Catholic
pressure The critical attack the ADVERTISING was led bv
the Jesuit magazine America which launched It's campaign
IN the issue Of November 4. 1861 and frvphsnsy an.
nouneed its total victory in the of December 10Th
Johnson and Johnson planned series Of advertise.
menfs IN Family Circle and Prescription Health, aimed at
young couples who desire TO have knowledge eoneerno
more effective methods Of child spacing The advertise
menf was In no way sensational.
Both Johnson and Johnson and Family Circle retresed
under the threat Of Catholic boycott They dropped ali
birth control ads without any public show resistance
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
T ebruary 8, 1862
Warden Shapiro
Detroit House of Correction

Plymouth, Michigan
Gear Mr. Shapiro
Some years ago. when YOU were Ieavn, ,ha po,..
department or had left in bad health we sent Won sor,e
h'shpowered angel food And we we're deuhted when
nor SO long thereafter the BELIEF of illness cleared up
Somefh'ns OF Gods man. the spiritual idea never horn
never dying never sinner born of sinner. -
a., Vneesn "oeno ''oD, Old ~ = WAS REVEALED
We have heard his comment ON vo,,r ~.
poe.e ETC. We had brief discussion regarding YOU with
our dear TREND Mr. Burt B. Wolf cS. = in friendly
spirit of course '
90 we are sending the enclosures TO brno Won nm %
WIN me suggestion that you might profit immensely
Reading Rooms. '" 'e'e"es
See WARDEN. Page 2
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
February 8. 1862
President Of
The Detroit Free Press
Detroit 81, Michigan
Dear Sir:

pefTof ST. Michigan
Dear Sir:
,seren, - me 'opase seasrsms whiskey sdver-
:" eo'o's which appeared in the Free Press Of
'oe'usy February 8. with The observation: -
.h. "s % ,ee asy press and he nonchrist Scientist pvb
'sners ARE PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL a., p''
v'n sinners moral and spiritual erppes Rio
esfy, intelligence H ioosmenf hon
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE WEEKLY pp,n,,,e o,,x
See FREE PRESS. Page 2
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
ALMOST AN INSULT" : Editorial
Devils r. {. Love Of Money Get 1t
HONESTLY IF You Can; But Get III

THE LAST THREE ISSUES OF CHURCH AND STATE
HAVE CARRIED ARTICLES ON THE HIDDEN WEALTH
or THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH." THESE ARTI.
CLes. NOW AVAILABLE IN PAMPHLET FORM FROM
PoAU. DISCLOSED A FINANCIAL COLOSSUS so FAR.
FLUNG, SO INTRICATE. SO INCREDIBLY VAST, AND
WITHAL so SECRET. THAT ITS TRUE EXTENT MAY
NEVER BE KNOWN.
See INSULT Page
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
PRAYERS FOR WORLD PEACE.
WARRIOR ANGEL MICHAEL ON CALIFORNIA

February 10, 1862
p. o. Box III
Pasadena, California
Dear Reverend Armstrong:
We hear your Sunday evening broadcast on cKLW,
Detroit from time TO time and herewith accept your
offer TO receive copy of your plain Truth Magazine
The writer make contribution to your thinking
il you have the time to examine his views.
We have been inspired to spend 81 of nearly 20
in scientific religious study and practice We can
in your relatively absorbing, provocative and
atfenoneompeng views. We with you l00es within
these limitations: The Fafherhood of Cod the brotherhood
Of the leadership Of Christ Jesus, Saviour se
knowIedsins - and explaining Virgin Birth Resvrree.
tion, Ascension
But contribution is this: 81. Paul rightly says: THE
things seen are femporal but fhe things are
eternal The posiLneoIn martyrdom reveIations our
Father, Son, and Holy Ghosts greatest Mary woman
Of Revelation 12l s. reveal the utter "NOTINCNESs"
Of "the things SEEM
And here is where you and clash God NEVER
made human, an Adam, Eve, murderous Cain. a
See CALIFORNIA, Page z
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
BY Andrew f. Eruehouf CS. 80
Modern Christian Science Crusader


Major Prophet Of "ovr Fsher-hAother God. sIi-hsr.
moniovs t le Science and Health with Key The Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy with world message and
mission who wl-by the grace Of Cod-do Frvehsvf.
Martin Luther Job in this age !! And how Science
HEALTH textbook. is Gods Libersfor Of the Bible.
AHIcHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniqvity"l
The "Iukewsrm" live in fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" - FAITHFUL
STUDENTS OF CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIAN
SCIENCE ! - my WORKS AND GREATER" uEsus,
LIKE THE HEBREWS vs. CHRIST. YOU ARE
AGAINST OUR FATHER, SON. AND HOLY GHOSTS,
GREATEST MARY. BAKER EDDY - WOMAN
or Apocalypse K.J. REVELATION l2l. AND
THE FULFILLmENT OF OUR PROPHECY TO
WICKED AND ADULTEROUs GENERATIONS" OF
"ANOTHER COMFORTER. EVEN THE HOLY
GHOST. TEACHING ALL THINGS" EVEN THE
HEALING OF INDIVIDUALS ANDl THE NATIONS"
REVELATION OF THE REAL. THE NEW HEAv.
EN- AND THE NEW EARTH" AND THE Ex.
elusive REALITY OF THE DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL.
THE THINGS NOT SEEM!
PART
The ONE. TRUE RELICI0N:- OUR MARVELLOUS.
IMPERATIVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH.
"sCIENCE OF SCIENCES" OF The UNIVERSE =
If1f UNIVERSAL MESSIAH Millennium TO
ALL PEOPLES!
The C-H-I-L-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS, 1.-THE WAY.
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE"
my WORKS AND GREATER SHALL YE Do"!
VS. THE ANTi.cHRIsT. SUICIDAL BIRTHS FLOODS
LUNAcY! TREASON! - CATHOLICS NEGROES
EsIATIcs, AND OTHER PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL
MUL lYlNC LIKE RABBITS! - INJURE MAN.
KIND THE NokcHRIsT SCIENTIST, WITH THE
ME-T-A.PHYscAL COUNTERPART OF THE
See AID, Psgeo
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
"vANDALs PUT SAND IN BUS ENGINE"

$3.50 REPAIRS
State Journal. Lansing. l-3l
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
MORE OF The FRUITS OF THE DEVILS ADAMS.
Ewes. MULTIPLYING LIKE ns,aBBITs'
THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS cRIPPLEs!
- PRISONERS OF THE DEVIL - NOT YET AWAk.
ENED TO THE LESSON OF THE c-H-I-L-DL-E.s.s
CHRIST JESUS, WHO REPUDIATED BOTH SEX AND
HUMAN PARENTHoOD !! y - APPREHEND-
ING THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF GODS OFF.
SPRING - YOUR TRUE BEING - ADAM.
EvELESS, SPIRITUAL, cHRISTLKE - NEVER BORN
NEVER DYING - NEVER A SINNER NEVER
BORN OF A SINNER. WOMAN UNcLE EAN'! Job
Old TJ GODS CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH.
HEALER OF THE NATIONS. REvELAToR OF THE
REAL, THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW
EARTH HEAVEN AT HAND, WITHIN YOU! (christ
Jesus - AND THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY
THEREOF = IS SUPPORTED BY GODS ONE.
SANE, HONEST, sATAN-FREE CHURCH.
THERAPEUTICS, HIS CHRIST, SCIENTIST! ut IS
See vANDALS. Page
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

REVIEW" : OF DEVILS re-!

REVIEW" OF DEVILS R.C.!
AND GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE THERETO
AN EXPOSURE OF THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLIC
MoksTRosITY AND ITS RAID ON AMERICAN IDEALS
AND RESOURCES is OF
MAJOR GUILT FOR THE ANTI CHRIST. SATANIC,
SUICIDAL BIRTHS FLOODS lUNACY! TREASON!
CREDITS coD INFINITE, MAJESTIC SPIRIT. IN
FINITE, DIVINE LOVE, AS THE CREATOR OF THE sA
TANIc, MYTHICAL - ANTI-CHRIST PSYCHIC.
PA-T-HLc- ADAMEvE. MURDERoUs CAIN, JUDAS,
kNAves AND FOOLS. THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF
HUMAN BIRTHS AND PARENTHooD - REPUDIATED
BY THE c.H-IL-D-L-E-s-s CHRIST JESUS, THE WAY
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" my WORKS AND
GREATER SHALL YE DOL
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
"2Oc A DAY TO LIVE ON
IAN APPEAL TO PRES. JOHN F. KENNEDY"
DEVILS BIRTHS FLOOD ON WHITE HOUSE F.!

Full p. sd by the Hugh Moore Fund, 81 (. 42nd St.
New York II, NY in The NJ Y. Times.
In reporting 70 the American people your eonversa-
tions with khrvshchev. you said:
"a small group Of disciplined Communists could
plot discomfort and misery country where the average
income may be 500 $40 year and seize control there
fore Of entire country without Communist troops
crossing any international frontier 49,.
Your remarks referred TO nations of Asia, Africa and
Latin America where millions of people live zoe day
Their trying TO preserve their freedom
See APPEAL. Page 9
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

I6S uuUVVts Iu0Sb SB1ONSns SSuNsSts
SCIENTIST. FEB. 7.
DETECTIVES: THE UTTER "N-o-T-H.I-N-cNE-ss-"
OF THE POPULATION EXPLOSION! KHRusHl
MAO! let all 'D-EviL'l
toF) EFFEcTuAL PRAYERS FOR PEACE - 'HEAv.
EN- AT HAND WITHIN YOU Cesvs) - Ex-
elusive REALITY THEREOF APPREHENsIBLE
BEAUTIFUL HYMNS
FIRST HYMN, No. 3l2:
SOLDIERS OF CHRIST. ARISE,
AND PUT YOUR ARMoR ON,
STRONG IN THE STRENGTH WHICH GOD SUPPLIES
THROUGH HIS ETERNAL SON.
STAND THEN IN HIS GREAT MIGHT.
WITH ALL HIS STRENGTH ENDUED
AND TAKE. TO ARM YOU FOR THE FIGHT.
THE PANOPLY OF GOD"
And readers: The second sfanza is equally n,er
'or'oos'
BIBLE READINGS WOES UNTO UNREPENTANT
SINNERS. THE "sTFF-NEcKED" AND THE
MARVEL Gus PROMISES TO WAIT ON THE LORD"l
INFINITE. DIVINE LOVE-.
CONFIRMATION THEREOF IN THE NEW T.,
ACTS AND cS. TEXTBOOK.
SILENT PRAYER. WITH AUDIBLE REPETITION
OF THE LORDS PRAYER. WITHOUT ITS SPIRITUAL
INTERPRETATION
SECOND HYMN, No. 50:
flight THE GOOD FIGHT WITH ALL THY MIGHT,
CHRIST IS THY STRENGTH, AND CHRIST THY RIGHT;
LAY HOLD ON LIFE. AND IT SHALL BE
THY JOY AND CROWN ETERNALLY"
Space does not permit the additional two, lovely stan
OURS, THE FIRST TESTIMONY:
FRIENDS IT IS A JOY TO BE HERE AGAIN.
THE GRANDEUR THE WONDERS. OF CHRISTIAN SCI.
ENcE, GROW UPON NE WITH THE PASSING YEARS.
WE HAVE THE MARVELLOUS PRIVILEGE OF AP
PRETENDING THE EXCLUSIVE REALITY OF SUPER
SATURATED, INcoRRUPTIBLE oMNIPREsENT HEAv.
EN- AND ETERNAL LIFE - AND THE UTTER MOTH
INckEss" OF THE THINGS SEEM TEMPORAL" - so
DECLARED By ST. PAUL - AND THEIR WHOLLY
MYTHICAL NATURE!
PRAYERS FOR WORLD PEACE.
WE ARE ENCOURAGED THERETO. AND WE MAY
See TESTIMONY. Page 9
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17

COLOSSAL, HIDDEN re. WEALTH EvADED!
cardinal SPEllMAN CALLS EDUCATION AID
BILL TERRIBLE CRIME"
N. r.. 2-8 UPD, Lansing State Jn.
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR SON. FRANCIS JESUS ApMoNITok
FIRST CAST THE BEAM OUT OF THINE OWN EYE ~
BEING A ROMAN CATHOLIC. YOU ARE AN UN-
REPENTANT SINNER A MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
CRIPPLE A RIP VAN WINKLE PRISONER or
THE DEVIL
The Detroit tribune., 1962-02-17
"MICHICAN IS End IN GIFTS
TO NEGRO EDUCATION FUND"

Mchieans contribution TO the United Negro College
Funds 1861 campaign second only New York States
See MICHIGAN IS SECOND. Page
, 1962-04-24
MOST


~
DISTINGUISHED ALUMNUS
GOVERNOR PAIEWoNSKY will leave for New York
shortly 10 receive the @Alumnus Of the Year award from his
alma mater, New York University This is indeed an honor, for
in SO large a class, and 50 tremendous an alumni, great many
leave that great University to win places Of distinction and
honor in their communities.
THE SELECTION of Governor Paiewonsky must have
been influenced in no small degree by the fact that heis Gov
ernor of one of the Territories, and that is as it should be. This
Governor has long made a significant contribution to every
phase of the life Of these Islands. He is a native, and has al
ways cast his lot here among his people.
IN ATTENDING New York University, the Governor is
in company of many other Virgin Islanders who chose that
great institution either for undergraduate or graduate study
Many teachers hold degrees from its school Of education, and
on more than one occasion New York University has worked
with our educational system here.
AS TIME PASSES the close ties between colleges and
universities on the mainland and our citizens will even be in
increased. Our college of the Virgin Islands, when it gets under
way, is slated to reach into and touch schools and colleges on
the mainland. 1t would be a tribute if distinguished professors
from great schools can take sabbatical to teach and direct pro-
jects here
HI NAMING Of Governor Paiewonsky to the aIunnus
award brings to mind that another outstanding Virgin Islander
also won similar honors. !. G James Fleming was some years
ago named the outstanding graduate and man Of the year Of
the University of Wisconsin.
THE EDUCATIONAL future Of these Islands is bright
indeed. Soon every department, every phase of government
or private enterprise, can be stated with fully qualified natives.
and that is a goal worth working towards. There is even now
no argument that can be raised as to our ability to run on
own affairs. And putting the final seal on this endeavor will
be the establishment of a college.
THE PEOPLE OF these Islands join with the alumni Of
New York University in congratulating the Governor on this
newest honor,
, 1962-04-24

WEDNESDAY
Warner Bros. present
Ernest HemingWay's Prize-Win-
ming Story IN COLOR
THE Old Man and the Sea"
starring
SPENCER TRACY
also
M.G.M. presents IN COLOR
"Maciste in the Land Of Cyclops'
THURSDAY & FRIDAY
Metro Film presents
IN COLOR ADA"
starring
Susan Hayward & Dean Martin
from a girl out for a good time
to Governors Lady in several
easy steps!
Also Latest World News
Smyrna times., 1962-12-13
MARYDEL

Mrs. Violet Deusa and son
Thomas accompanied Mr.. and
Mrs. Larry Andell and family
Milford TO Wilmington last Sun
day where they spent the day.
Miss Irene Pierce, Phil
adeIphia spent lastweekendwith
her parents. MIR. and Mrs.
Francis Pierce.
Mrs. T. Olin Ford spent last
Monday In Wilmington.
Messrs. T. Olin Ford.
Francis Pierce, Herbert Butts,
Rudy Merkel and George Dill
attended the Charter Night Din
ner of the Sudlersville Lions
Club on Monday night of last
week.
The regular monthly meeting
of the w. S. C. S. of Calvary
Church was held at the home
of Mrs. Herbert Butts on Tues
day evening of last week. Mrs.
Charles Sullivan of near town
was welcomed to the society.
Mrs. U. Lee Harman spent
Saturday with her mother, Mrs.
Almina Farrow, Milford.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Heather
visited her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. Edward Wright, Clayton
on Sunday.
A number of men from town
attended the Methodist Mems
Dinner at Goldsboro on Sat-
urday night. The guest speaker.
the Reverend Ray Kirwan gave
a very interesting talk. The
January meeting will be held
In Marydel.
Seaman Ben Feyl, stationed
at Norfolk, Va; is at home with
his parents MIR. and Mrs. Sam
Feyl until after the Christmas
Holidays.
Charles Sears and brother,
Wilmington spent the weekend
with his grandparents MIR. and
Mrs. Charles Sullivan of near
town.
Miss Norma Jean Edwards
a student at the University of
Delaware spent the weekend
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs.
William Krupka.
Mr.. and Mrs. GUSTAV Rich
ardson motored to Norfolk. Va.
on Friday. On Saturday they
attended the wedding of their
older grandson. Mr.. William
L. Oxley. Jr. to Miss Shirley
Konz from Jacksonville.
Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Manning
from Texas and Pa. we're dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Collision and family. Mr.. and
Mrs. Manning are going to Italy
as Missionaries, from the Bible
European Missionary Society.
Congratulations to MIR. and
Mrs. James L. Gray on the
birth of daughter recently.
The little one has been named
Carmen.
MIR. Andrew Collision and
friend. Miss Patty Rainville
spent Saturday with his sister
and family. Mrs. Robert Cow
ington, Windermere.
Smyrna times., 1962-12-13

Smvrna Elementary School
MONDAY: Bakeo Macaroni &
Cheese, Tossed Salad, Beets,
Plums. Bread. butter. andmilk.
Tuesday: Hamburger on Roll,
Vegetable Soup. Pickle Slices,
Jello, and milk.
Wednesday: Roast Beef, Oven
Brown Potatoes, Peas, Cho-
colate Pudding, Bread, butter,
and milk.
Thursday:
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Roast Turkey, SuIffing GRAVY,
Candied Sweet Potatoes, Cole
Slaw, Christmas Cookies,
Bread, butter, and milk.
Friday: Egg Salad Sandwich,
Tomato Soup, Potato Soup, Po-
tato Chips, Cookies. and milk.
East oInyrna Elementary School
Monday: Hot Dog Sandwich.
Baked Beans, Apple Crisp,
Jello, Milk.
Tuesday: Meat Cake, Lima
Beans. Cole Slaw. Donut, Bread.
butter, and milk.
Wednesday: Ham, Candied
Sweet Potatoes. Wax Beans,
Pudding, Bread. butter, milk.
Thursday:
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Roast Turkey. Mashed Potatoes
& Gravy. Filling. Peas. Gran
berry Sauce, Cookies. Bread,
butter, milk.
Friday: Toasted Cheese
Sandwich. Tomato Soup. Pea
ches, and milk.
Smyrna times., 1962-12-13

VALUABLE EVERY DAY. AT
ALL SCHOOLS.
Clayton Elementary School
WEEK OF DECEMBER l7-2l
Monday: Bar-B-Q Beef on
Burtered Roll, Beans and Corn,
MILK, Mixed Fruit.
Tuesday: Spaghetti in Meat.
and Cheese Sauce, Tossed
Greens, Garlic Bread, Milk.
Pineapple.
Wednesday:
CHRISTMAS DINNER
Turkey and Gravy, Buttered Po-
tatoes, Peas and Carrots, Roll
& Butter. Milk. Holiday Cake.
Thursday: Hot Dog on But
tered Roll, Baked Beans g.
Sauerkraut, Onions and Relish.
Apple Sauce. Milk.
Friday: Peanut Butter and
Jelly Sandwich, Tomato Soup &
Saltines, Salad. Milk, and Ap-
ricots.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30

of the nine-day national tour
nament here.
The leading teams going into
the two final sessions today
we're:
l. Mr.. Freeman, Emanuel
Hochfeld of Chicago, Edgar
Kaplan of New York and Sidney
Lazard of New Orleans, 391a
matches.
2. Lew Mathe, Ed Taylor,
Harold Culver and Erik Paul
sen. all of Los Angeles, and
Ronald Won der Porten, Berke-
ley, Calf, 81.
8 and 4 (tie). Samuel M.
Stayman, Victor Mitchell and
Philip Feldesman, all of New
York, and William Grieve,
Houston, 3612; John R. Craw-
ford. Tobias Stone and George
Rapee, all of New York and
Norman Kay and Sidney Silo-
dor, Philadelphia, 3612.
A team captained by Oswald
Jacoby of Dallas failed to quail
ify for the finals. The tourna-
ment ends Sunday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-30
NEWS OF MUSIC
fIizubethon Program
ImpeccobIe in Taste

dedication could bring them, so
was the style Of the players
and singers.
Basil Rathbone was an ur-
bane and polished master of
ceremonies, as well as a sensi-
tive reader and an actor of
great range in monologue
scenes from Shakespeare's "Ro-
meo and Juliet" and Marlow's
The Tragical History of DR..
FauStus." He also read a three
voice excerpt from Henry ""
but it didn't add much to the
program.
The singers were superb.
Helen Boatwright's clear and
artfully infected soprano, and
Robert Whites uncommonly
sweet tenor, were most impress
sive in their duets, such as
Ferrabosco's eff All These Gu
pids," from a masque by Ben
Jon5on, and '"The Shepherds
Delight" attributed to John
Dowland with a question mark
OF the instrumentalists,
Blanche Winogron had the
busiest time of it, playing cit
tern and two sets Of virginals
during the evening. Lutenist
James Tyler also kept busy
throughout the program, play
ing with distinction.
The evening was one Of un-
mitigated musical pleasure, full