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Evening star., 1962-04-10

PLAY NJ WIN turned in excellent in her
bow and should improve enough to ourun this field Of
beat after finishing third. RADMAR has been train
ing satisfactorily for BOWES BOND.
Evening star., 1962-04-10

FRENCH BROOK overmatched when outrun
for $1,000 but before that second against similar
at Bowie. HEAVENLY BEAUTY to be the
principal rival AUSTRALIS is due for tOp race.
Evening star., 1962-04-10

LII FELLA has been training satisfactorily for his
seasonal bow and locks best here. RESTLESS CLOUD
Is due for top effort after finishing second. TOWSON
Is capable Of upsetting.
Evening star., 1962-04-10
Aqueduct

By the Associated Press
1st--S4,O00; mdnS.; 3-yrs. a. up; /
mi
RaO Raja (ROtz) $40 $50 2.0O
Whittier (Mellon) 2.0O 2.6O
Notch (CSaFkD 4.5O
Spring Sun, Impiastro, Windward
Mark, Third League, Controlling,
Noor's Light
Evening star., 1962-04-10
At Laurel
Selections Made for Fast Track
Post Time. 1870 Pm.

FIRST RACE-Purse, S25O0; claiming C&3.0OO); 4
year-OldS and up; furlOnEs
Evening star., 1962-04-10

OUh BONNIE 5. . winner fer S3,oOO AZ
Bowie and should repeat here. STARS LAST meets
sliEhtly better after winning. TEDS JOY Is capable
Of upSettinE.
Evening star., 1962-04-10
JOE KELLY,S SELECTIONS

rse sa.5OO: claiming Cs4.SOO-IOOO)r
Arizona sun., 1962-07-05

Cleveland, Ohio Mrs. Louise
Chapman; National Convention
Chairman of the National Beauty
Culturists' League, Inc. and own
er of Milady's Beauty School in
st. Louis, Mo. seems to be keeping
even President DR.. Katie E. Whick-
am busy-busy and more busy as
she completes plans with NBCL
and Trade Exhibitors
for what seems to be the biggest
and best NBCL Convention and
National Trade Show at Hotel Pick
Carter from August 5th through
the 9th, 1852 with the Educational
Institute in session the preceding
week July 29th to August 4th.
Mrs. Chapman's work in interest
of the 43rd Annual and End Annual
Trade Show will bring together
some of the top Trade folk in the
Arizona sun., 1962-07-05
LOUISE CHAPMAN HEADS
NATIONAL NBCL CONVENTION

Reauty field as we'll as in other
fields. Among the Exhibitors will
be Clairol featuring Helen Jasper
and Claire Johnson, noted color
technicians, Summey's Beauty and
Barber Supply of NYC, Helene
Curtis, American Tobacco, Hamil-
ton House Motel of Miami, Fla.
and others.
Unique about this years Trade
Show will be the awarding of door
prizes by the various Exhibitors.
Monday, and Tuesday. August Sth
& 7th such prizes and or gifts will
include electric clippers, hair dry
ers, cosmetic kits. posture chairs,
etc. Wednesday, the 9Th, promises
to be the day of days when
beautiful 1862 Bel-Air Chevrolet
will be given away at 2 pm. on
the Exhibitors floor.
This 1862 NBCL Convention
series will include some of the
biggest and the best events with
full program for each of the affili-
ates as well as for NBCL itself.
The Educational NBCL Institute
will begin the series on July 29th
and close August 4th Meetings
and affairs of the NBCL Natl
Sorority Theta Nu Sigma Aug
uSt 5th and 9th follow and last
but of great Importance is the
NBCL Convention and Trade Show,
5 through the 9Th. with
all sessions at Hotel Pick Carter
under direction of President DR..
Katie F.. Whickam.
Arizona sun., 1962-07-05
Ell Paso Approves
pesegreqation Law At
Public Facilities

The Ell PaSo Council has APP
proved an ordinance prohibiting
exclusion of any person from no
tells, mOtelS, theaterS, restaurants
or any public place because of
race, color or religion 1t is be-
lieved that this is the first city in
Texas to take such action The
school system of Ell Paso was the
first in the State to integrate its
school system seven years ago!
Arizona sun., 1962-07-05

Petersburg, Miami, Orlando and
other cities, according to Robert
w. Saunders, NAACP field sec
retary.
Arizona sun., 1962-07-05
Florida Restaurant Chain Said Deseqreqated

TAMPA, Fla = NAACP t e t
teams TINS week documented the
fact that the 69-member Howard
Johnson restaurants in Jackson
vile, Daytona Beach, Tampa, st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-15
National
OAR Is
Criticized
HARRISONBURG, Pa.

HARRISONBURG. Pa,
June Is (AP).-A local chap
ter Of the Daughters Of the
Am eric a n Revolution has
blasted the national OAR as
a divisive, carping critic of
the Federal Government, say
ing it may be harmful to the
Nations world position.
In a sharply worded letter
to Mrs. Robert v. H. Duncan,
president of the national
OAR in Washington. the
Cumberland county chapter
said it believed it's feelings
were shared by thousands Of
members Of the women's
organization.
The letter, disclosed today,
said the chapter had no
desire to pull out of the
parent organization. Instead,
it urged that the groups
policies be changed from
within.
The letter read in part:
"In recent years the
NSDAR has set itself up as a
divisive group-censorious Of
the very government under
which it enjoys the greatest
freedom on earth-and is I'M
willing to act in any way ex-
cept that of a carping critic.
Such criticism must be in
teresting reading to our ma
tional foes, the Communists"
Opposing resolutions passed
in recent years by the ma
tional group, the local unit
said:
I'VE particularly object to
anything which in any way
weakens our country's posi-
ton in the world through cri-
ticism of the United Nations,
which is at present the best
agency for promoting peace
full international cooperation;
to any attempt to thwart the
compassionate projects to
UNICEF, and the efforts to
undermine the Christian wit
ness in our country by ir-
responsible accusations Of
Communists leanings leveled
at the national and world
councils of churches and the
ministers and lay leaders as
ISOLATED herewith"
The chapter said 1t ex-
pected that its protest "will
be answered by the National
Society's request to chapter
members to have their doubts
removed by reading the OAR
magazine or some Of its
shorter publications, which
reiterate the society's think
ing, static from year to year"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-15
Luncheon

The Democratic Club Of
the District will hold a lunch
con at / pm. Sunday, Fa-
theirs Day. in honor Of the
fathers of the group.
Mr.. Donald S. Dawson, for
merly President Truman's
personnel executive in the
White House, also will be
honored. The luncheon will
be held at the Burlington
Hotel.
Evening star., 1962-05-06

ally far more expensive tax route.
This is the prospect for the es-
tate Of the comedian Ernie KOvacs,
who was recently killed IN an aulO-
mobile accident. He j. reported to
have left over 81 million, but with
out making . viii which would per-
INIT his wife TO take advantage Of the
marital deduction.
Case histories in ''Your Estate"
indicate that not taking a marital de-
ductiOn win cost about S., 900 Of q
$lOO. 700 estate, ascending to tre-
mendOus chunks Of larger fortunes.
The fortunate owner Of sizeable
assets should also learn something
about the relative values Of gifs
Usvxis beqsesas. There Is q federal
tax on gifts made during your life
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Continued from preceding page
How to figure your net

the signed copy Of your win, or your
insurance policies. In many states
safe-depOsit boxes are sealed imme-
diaiely after the owners death Just
when these papers win be needed.
A 6rePrOOf strong box Is a good
place for these papers, as well as
income tax records. But it's a good
idea to have q record Of your insur.
ance policies and q duplicate, un-
signed win in your safe-depOsit box.
Step 6Ve: Check you'r essh
In reviewing your affairs, the
next step 10 to cOnsider how much
cash win be available to settle estate
expenses. Three out Of four estates,
according to ''YOur Estate" lack
sufficient ready cash to pay OF debts,
taxes and administrative expenses.
which win average somewhere be-
tween lOPer cent and 30 per cent Of
an estate. Consequently, forced sales
Of part Of the estate, often AZ heavy
losses, required OPay these bills.
Be sure you have the cash and
insurance your estate would need.
Sep sir: Tske deductions
Do your assets exceed so, 900?
Even Il they don't now, they may in
the future. That's when the federal
estate tax begins. and wise planning
now can have tremendous effects On
the amount yOn leave your family.
Here are some points you might
discuss with your lawyer:
Take advantage Of the MGEisal
deduction. which can be Q sremen-
dOus saving. You can leave up TO
half Of your adjusted gross estate =
the total after debts and administra.
tive expenses -tOyOur spouse with.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Rs~s@Ass 10 aaH-ass sis

time. but unless the gifts are found
tObemade elm anticipation ofdeath, "
there are liberal exemptions from it.
The gift tax ranges from two and .
quarter per cent to ffty-seyen and
three quarters per cent.
You have q &3O.OOO lifetime
exemption from the gift tax. or .
$4,000 exemption when . man and
wife make joint gifts. And, in addi-
tiOn, you can give as much as So, 900
q year $4,000 when given jointly
to % many people as yOu choose
without having the gifts taxed.
One gift which has the posi-.
bility Of cutting your estate tax
greatly is the outright and irrevoc.
able gift Of your life insurance to the
bene6ciaries. That lessens your es-
tate by the amount Of the insurance.
What you continue to pay on the
annual premiums % ordinarily elig-
ible for the gift TAX exemption. as Is
the value Of the insurance al the
time you make . gift Of it.
! find that quite . lot Of people
have somehow gained the impression
that the proceeds Of life insurance
policies are mot subject to estate and
inheritance taxes. This can turn on.
to be an expensive Illusion. Unless
made . gift in the way suggested.
Evening star., 1962-05-06
Doa's fsrss. yosr vlis

out having any federal taxes as
sessed against it. However. If your
win doesn't specifically provide for
the marital deduction, your estate
will 30 quite q different and gener-
Evening star., 1962-05-06

IRss WEEK Msssu'.. ! Msy .. ,ssa
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Rev. P. E. Lott, Pastor, Miss
Willie Edna Smith Clerk.
The B. T. u. of Sylvarena
Church sponsored an Easter
Program Sunday Night. After
an Inspirational program Rev.
Silous Stapleton brought a
Heart warming sermon from
Hebrews 3:4. Subject, 'Let
God Build Your Life. Offer
ing $11.50. Visiting with us
were A-2C Carjeter Johnson
of Griffith, N. Y, A-3C A. j.
Johnson of Biloxi, Mississippi
and Rev. Joe Louis Holloway
of Magee, Mississippi. Mr.. j.
T. Anderson, Master of Cere-
mony.
Funeral Services for the
late Mrs. Alice Mitchell was
held Wednesday April 25, 1862
at Sylvarena Church. Eulogy
by the Pastor, Rev. P. E.
Lott. She is survived by l
daughter Mrs. Beatrice Nc
Donald of Collins, Mississippi,
l son Mr.. L. w. Williams of
Brandon, Mississippi, and
host of other relatives and
friends. Interments in the
Sylvarena Cemetary with En-
terprise Funeral Home offici-
ating.
The Junior Choir of SYLVIA
rena Church is sponsoring a
Choir Rally the 1st Sunday
night. May 6, 1862 at 7:3O P.
M. The following churches
and their Choirs are invited
to render two selections and
some one to represent your
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

born and reared in Scott
County and was married to
Miss Eliza Lacy. To this
union four children were born.
He was a life long resident
of Forest, Miss. and was u
years of age. He departed
this life April 18, 1862 at
Cottage Grove Rest Home,
Jackson, Miss. Where he had
resided for over a year. He
leaves to mourn his passing
three sons, Ike and Silas of
Stockton, Calf. and Horace
of Cleveland, Ohio, six ne
phews, Frank j., David, Char
lie, Sidney, John Sandy and
Marcus Harvey, 4 nieces,
Corena Lindsey Glen Dora
Scott, Cornelia Lue and Aud
rey Harvey, other relatives
and friends. Peoples Funeral
Directors in charge. Inter-
ment in the Forest Cemetary.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28
Melvin, President. Sis Louis
Washington, Sec.
Sylvaren Community News

Sylvaren Community News
The Sylvarena Home De-
monstration Club met in the
home of Mr.. & Mrs. John
Stubbs Wednesday April 18,
1862 with three members, two
visitors, and the Home De-
monstration Agent present.
Devotion by Mrs. Estella Kel-
ley. After a business period,
the Home Agent, Mrs. Ada
B. Adams presented to Mrs.
Estella Kelley a check for
$3.50 and a certificate for two
dozen jars from the Ball Jar
Company a prize in the All
5 jar Budget Contest. Present
were Mesdames Nora Stubbs,
Bertha Lee Smith, Estella
Kelley, Carrie Tillis, Ada B.
Adams, and Miss Willie Edna
Smith.
The Rose Hill Taylors Hill
Usher Union was held at
Sylvarena Church Sunday
April %, 1862. The sermon
was preached by Rev. Silous
Stapleton. Subject, "Good
News. Money raised in the
Usher Union $71.49. Mr.. M. c.
Lamb, Pres, Mrs. Lizzie Ma
gee, Sec.
The regular services at
Sylvarena Church Sunday
April %, 1862. The Pastor
Rev. P. E. Lott preached out
of his soul a spiritual mes
sage. Money raised 500. 80.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

The Rock Star Home Mis-
sion Society is grateful to
God to have the privilege of
sponsoring another service.
known as Passion Week. Ser
vice was opened by the pas
tor, Rev. r. l.. Luckett. Co.
Workers, Rev. Silas Stapleton
Rev. Eddie Jones and Con-
gregation, Rev. S. l.. Spann.
Rev. Lewis. The Society can't
say thanks enough to the Con-
gregation and friends. We Of
fer words of appreciation, to
our Deacons who stood by as
Bro. Davis Nolan, Bro. Char
lie Barnett, Bro. Boston
Evans, along with two Trus-
tees, Bro. Kay Began and
Bro. L. c. Wright. Music by
Sis. Jean Melvin. The next
meeting will be held in the
home of Sis. Juanita Williams,
on at $3.50 p. M. Sis Mary
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

church in any way they like.
Rose Hill, Mt. Zion, New Mt.
Zion, Jerseleum, Rock Pisgah
Rock Star, Pine Valley, Pear
lie Grove, Mt. Ridge, Walters
Grove, and the Public. Mrs.
Bertha Lee Smith, Pres. Mr..
j. 7. Anderson, Vice Pres,
Miss Willie Edna Smith, Sec.
The Sylvarena S u n d a y
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Rev. Peter Jones and Mrs.
Bertha Carter Jones were
very pleasant guests in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Kelly, Sr., on last Monday
evening.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

School Union Convention will
be held at Sylvarena Church
the 5th Sat. and Sun. April
1929. Rev. Silous Stapleton
will preach Sat. Night. Rev.
P. E. Lott will preach Sum
day. Mr.. L. R. Kelley, Pres.
Mrs. Bertha Lee Smith, Sec.
Willie Edna Smith, Re-
porter.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

her sister, Mrs. Mammie Low
who lives at Value, Miss. Mrs.
Crawford formerly lived here
but now makes her home in
New Orleans, La.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Little Mary Linda Fletcher
of Gulfport spent the weekend
with relatives and attended
Church services at Sylvarena
Sunday. She is the daughter
of Mr.. Wright Fletcher.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Tramich in the New Hope
Community recently. Mrs. Til
lis is Mrs. Tramick's niece.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mrs. Lucille Taylor was hap
py to have her granddaugh-
ter and great grandson visit
her and attended Church Sc
vices.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28
Brandon Notes
Robert williamson, Agent

NOUCIt VllildHlSOu, Scut
Sunday School was held at
Mt. Zion, Sunday, April % at
the usual hour with Bro. o.
DobSon, Acting Supt., and Sis.
Bertha Dale Tillis, Acting
Secretary. The lesson was
beautifully explained by the
Adult Teachers and discussed
freely by the Students. Bro.
Lester Key gave an interest
ing Illustration on the origin
of Easter.
Mt. Zion members attended
regular services at Sylvarena
Sunday, April %.
Those from Mt: Zion who
attended the 100000 Deacon
Rally held at Rock Star Sum-
day night were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leroy Kelly, Sr., who were
also Supper Guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Easterling.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Mar
shall of Value were Sunday
guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Leroy Kelly. Mrs.
Kelly is Mrs. Marshall's niece.
Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. EnoS J. Lott was their
daughters, Eunice and Mae
Wee.
Mr.. John Lott visited Mr..
Washington Walters last week
and reported Mr.. Walters, is
recovering wonderfully well.
Among those who stopped
TO see Mr.. Walters Sunday
was Rev. P. E. Lott of Jack
son.
MIs and NIrrr ID mn.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mr.. Sidney S. BILLY Willis
has bought a lovely home in
the Rose Hill Community.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mrs. Vicie Lee Butler re-
ported an enjoyable visit with
her relatives and friends. She
now lives in New Orleans, La.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

One of the teachers of Nc
Call High School took group
of students to Mereph High
School to attend a Fields Day
on April 20, 1862. Some of the
students were successful in
winning in some of the Sports
events.
Kennis Albert Harvey won
1st place in the mil relay race.
He won theird place in the
Big 8, and second place in
broad jumping. he jumped
Is #. 10 in. Leona Hicks won
first place in throwing base
ball, Edna Ruth Jolly won
End place in throwing base
ball, and Rufus Watson won
first place in throwing foot
ball.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mrs. Lizzie Crawford spent
an enjoyable vacation with
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

FUNERAL SERVICE for
the late Mr.. Grant Ashley
was held from truelight M. B.
Church, Forest, Miss. He was
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Thur
man are visiting in Brandon
from Texas. They are re-
ceiving many social cour-
tesies from relatives and fri
ends.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

The Sylvarena Home De-
monstration Club women met
in the home of Mrs. Nora
Stubbs, April 18, with Mrs.
Estella Kelly giving the De-
votional and leading the sing
ing. Scripture reading was
by Mrs. B. l.. Smith. The
Demonstration Agent gave a
Demonstration on making an
inexpensive Easter Basket.
The basket was very colorful
and made an interesting con-
versation piece. The hostess
served the guests refresh
ments. The Style Show will
be held in May with Mrs. M.
l.. Johnson as hostess.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Tillis
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Get-Weu wishes are extern
ded to Mr.. G.. w. Walers,
Mr.. Huston Stapleton and
Mrs. Dors Craine. May Gods
richest blessing be upon these
and others who are ill.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Sympathy from the Mt.
Zion Community is extended
to Mr.. and Mrs. LeSsell Will
liams and family in the death
of Mr.. Williams Mother, Mrs.
Alice Mitchell.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Among those who stopped
TO see Mr.. Walters Sunday
was Rev. P. E. Lott of Jack
son.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

On Sunday, April %, 2: P.
M, a State Drive will be
given at Wesley Chapel Meth
odist Church, to which the
Public is invited. Rev. Baker,
Pastor, Mrs. Bertha Carter
Jones, Sec.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

OEIlldHQ.
Miss Ruthie Jean Harvey
who is attending school at
Piney Woods Junior College
became very ill and was
brought home by her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Harvey
to recuperate. She is doing
nicely and her doctor says
that-she will be able to return
to her classes shortly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Smith
and their three children Fran
els, Eddie, Jr., and Ray, Mrs.
Hazel Collier, Mrs. Peggie
Walker and her two children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmond Hugh
es and Kerry, and Mrs. Ber-
nice Gipson spent the week
end with their parents Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Scott.
THE G. GOS III E N-FANNIN
H o M E DEMONSTRATION
CLUB ladies are busy at their
club work. Mrs. Maggie
Bryant has made 2 bed
10 pounds of soap. Mrs. Annie
Dykes has made 5 dresses,
pieced 4 quilt tops and made
spreads, pieced 5 quilt tops,
made 20 pounds of soap.
These two ladies have quilted
8 quilts this winter and spring.
Ladies keep the good work
going, and may we hear fom
more of you.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mr.. Ross King was a viSi-
tor at Ormand Hill Church
Sunday, after which he had
dinner in the home of the
Misses Mary and Clarissa
Ormand.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Sweepstakes rules-read carefulfvi
HERE'S ALL YOU DO TO ENTER:
i. On official entry blank, plain piece of paper,
hand print write clearly your name and address
along with the name OF your favorite retail store.
Mail to: Tour The World Sweepstakes. Box s467s
New York 46, NY.
4. Enter as often you wish Each entry must be
mailed separately. Entries must be postmarked by
midnight Nay 81, 1869 and received by June z, 1862.
;. Each entry must be accompanied by any three
World Tour" bottle caps (actualy any three
of plain paper 8" 5" on which you have hand drawn
"Coca-Cola in block lettering All entries become the
property of The Coca-Cola Company and none will
be returned.
4. Residents Of New Jersey should not submit the
caps or substitutes specified in Rule 10.
5. Prize winners will be selected in random drawings
conducted by the D. l.. Blair Corporation, an inde-
pendent judging organization. Its decisions with
spect to all phases of the Sweepstakes will be final
Only one prize to family.
3. First and second prize winners may elect to take
cash, however, other substitution will be made.
Tax liability any prizes will be the sole RESPONSE
bity OF prize winners.
7Sweepstakes open to residents of the United States
Not open to employees and their families of: The
Blair Corporation and their advertising agencies.
Sweepstakes void in Wisconsin, Nebraska, Missouri.
Florida, Alabama, and wherever prohibited by law
Presidents of these eligible to enter special
contest-ree entry blanks and rules available where
Coca-Cola is sold).
T. Winners will be notified by mail approximately 30
days alter hna drawing For list OF prize winners,
send separate stamped, sef-addressed envelope to:
Winners List. p. o. Box f22, New York 46. NY.
important! Do not send this sweenstakes entry
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

The regular 4th Sunday
services were held at Ormand
Hill Methodist Sunday A. pril
22nd. The pastor, Rev. N. l..
Bender carried out his re-
gular services. He preached a
touching sermon that pictured
the Crucifiction to the con-
gregation. Ormand Hill COM
pleted their World Service
quota.
The Sunday School of Oak
Grove NJ. B. Church present
ed an impressive Easter Pro-
gram at 4'oclock P. M. after
which Rev. E. w. Williams
preached a Wonderful sermon
The Collier Family presented
a fine Singing program.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mr.. John Lott visited Mr..
Washington Walters last week
and reported Mr.. Walters. is
recovering wonderfully well.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Enos j. Lott was their
daughters, Eunice and Mae
Wee.
The Mississippi enterprise., 1962-04-28

Mt. Zion members attended
regular services at Sylvarena
Sunday, April %.
Evening star., 1962-07-15
TV MAILBAG

This is your chance to sound oft
and TV Critic Bernie Harrison
tDiH do his best to dnSDer QueS-
tiOnS. Please keep letters brief.
Pen names tDiH be used if desired.
Notes: Addresses of networks:
NBC, 80 Rockefeller plaza, NeiD
York 20: CHS, 485 Madison GUenue,
Neto York %; ABC, West Sirty-
sirth street, NetD York %.
THE fix is in'-or else there's
something very peculiar going on.
had regarded To Tell the Truth
as an honest quiz show, until tonight
July q. The contestants purported
to be the United States Navy officer
commanding the USS Constitution
(Old Ironsides) which is still in COM
mission.
Contestant No. 3 was asked, What
are sheets?" His reply: IT don't
know" Obviously he lied, and the
audience at my house dismissed him
from the running. No Annapolis
graduate, no real sailor could flub
that question. No. was the real
commanding officer
Incidentally, the next candidate
was Frances Leighton, easily recog-
nizable, and she was asked few ques-
tions. Fix" again? FEC. jr.
We've asked CHS for an answer
to your first question.
=
Could you tell me why Tombstone
Territory isn't being renewed?
C.B.
Where haze you been? This series
'OGS dropped SeUerdl years ago. What
yOu'Ue been seeing are repeats.
=
Someone told me that Frontier
Circus is not returning this fall Is
thic fr11n0 tn y1au 0Y;,;avo fL;e eh01x,