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Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
STOLEN PICK-IJP

On April 10 Robert F. Spaulding Of l9 mile on the Taylor Highway reported to City Police that his 1856 Dodge pickup had been stolen from the NC. Co. parking lot. The truck was later recovered on Barnette.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
STOLEN PONTIAC

On April 16, Helen Liresi, 525 Dunbar, reported to City Police that her 1856 Pontiac sedan had been stolen from Third Ave. near the Coop. State police officers later re- covered the vehicle at Tok.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
RAMBLER TAKEN

Krague Emerson, 204 Northward Building, reported to City Police on April II that his 1862 Rambler had been stolen from the 500 block on Second Ave. His vehicle was later recovered on Third Ave.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
ENGINE & TRANSMISSION

On April 12 J. R. Smith of the Ft Wainwright GID. reported to City Police that Nodwell Ford engine and transmission had been stolen from building 3659 at Ft. Wainwright. The engine and trans mission are valued at $1,8O4.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
STOLEN & RECOVERED

Lee Kendall of the Cinema Union Station reported to City Police on April 12 that 1857 Ford had been stolen from his establishment. The car was later recovered by City Police officers.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18

in a fight Two of the men were later apprehended and turned over to military authorities.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
WATCH FOUND

On April 12 Terrence N. Driggs of Birch Park turned mans Ham, ilton pocket watch into City Police. Driggs said his young son had found the watch.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
News Notes From The
 POLICE BL0TTER
By Colin Mick

April IA, that his 1856 Stakeholder had been stolen from his residence Crabtree later recovered his vehicle at the Half Dollar Bar.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
STOLEN BIKES

On April 15 Cynthia G. Griese and Mary Louise Gill, both of Fair VleW Manor, reported to City Police that their bicycles had been stolen rom the Foodland Shopping Gen. Ter. Miss Griese's bicycle is a 24 inch German racer and Miss Gill's IS a 26 inch Italian racer. The bi- cycles are valued at $50 each.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
TAPE RECORDER

On April 13 Ken Warfel of Chena Ridge informed City Police that a $250 Wollensak tape recorder had been stolen from the Arctic Circle Iheater in the Arctic Bowl Build ing.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
STOLEN OR LOST

# On April 10 Allen D. Hutchings 0f Point Barrow reported that his. Leica M-3 had been stolen or lost on March 28.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
PURSE TAKEN

On April IA Lynn St. Amand, 40 Second, reported to City Police that her purse had been stolen from her car while she was loading paint lngs into it at the Hobby House. The missing bamboo purse con- tanned some cash and a number of personal papers and miscellaneous articles.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
ITEMS FOUND

On April Is Douglas D. Dawson reported to City Police that he found some silverware and some articles of women's clothing at 709 Fourth. These were turned over to City Police.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-04-18
STOLEN STUDEBAKER

Walter Crabtree, Berry Trailer court, reported to City Police on
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(ConfInueo
"fshybaek" traiIers.
Piqqybaek traers carried by trucks and rail haf-
cars while fshybsek raiIers carried by trucks and
boats.
Military business this year, mainly ground support
equipment will total $2 million TO $40 million ne esf'msf'
ed up from SIS million last year. The company is try
;no 70 become prime contractor the military field in
stead Of svbeonfrsctor II is interested in some very
large military contracts Mr.. Grace said but he doesn't
know how successful these efforts will be.
Within 90 days fhe company expects to decide on
major project plan roll its aluminium sheets for
use in The trsers Such project would several mil
Iion Mr.. Grace said and would be biggest step in
manufacturing intesrson and involve large cost savings
If Frvehavf decides make IFS sheets. it could be
doing so by fhe end Of next year, he said.
"And il certain orders in" he said, the company
may have add second work of few hundred
men at its Avon Lake, Ohio plant.
Mr.. Grace didn't indicate that any immediate change
was likely in the 3o-eent quarterly dividend payment.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
Spectator :

(Confinued From Back Paus
ED IN GENESIS FIRST CHAPTER, WHERE
DEITY IS GOD. THE GOD AND FATHER OF CHRIST
JESUS - AND GODS OFFSPRING u:26,
ETERNAL - NEVER BORN. NEVER DYING
ADAM-EvELEss - NEVER A SINNER NEVER
BORN OF SINNERS OF WOMAN, uNcLEAN!
lob. Old IT,
EARNEST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE STUDENTS
HAVE LITTLE OR NO TIME FOR THE DEVILS
ADAM-EvE FOLLIES = 1.-THE WAY OF LIFE IS
STRAIGHT AND NARROW, AND FEW THERE
BE THAT FIND IT" THIS SIDE OF
so-cALLED DEATH!
1.-THE WORLD IS NOT A PLAYGROUND
IT IS A SCHOOLROOM;
LIFE IS NOT A HOLIDAY, 1T IS AN EDuCATlON''
Henry Drvmmond)
AND IS HEAVENLY - SOUGHT IN GODS
CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, REvELAToR OF THE
NEW HEAVEN AND THE NEW EARTH!
AND THEIR EXCLUSIVE REALITY. AND The
UTTER NoT-H.INC-N-Es-S OF THE THINGS
SEEN TEMPORAL = ST. Paul = THE EVIL The
HUMAN! THE MATERIAL
"LICHTNINC KILLS GOLF SPECTATOR"
man was killed by lightning Sunday while watching
the Buick Open Golf Tournament at the Warwick Hills
Country Club at Grand Blanc Flint.
Ernest YounsbIood IS. of 2666s Tswas, Madison
Heights watching the play fhe sixth green when
the bolt jumped down the farway knocked an umbrella
from the hand Of contestant Burt Weaver and struck
Yovngbood.
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tConiinved from Back Psge)
BssebaIfs Ford Friek Joe cronin. and Warren Giles
are sincere. hardworking men, giving dignity and dis
finefon TO the games highest Offices
However, if The present trend continues there is little
doubt that the msors-snd perhaps other sports
we'll may eventually be forced. by incident TO place
strict ban beer and any alcoholic beverages within
the walls Of crowded sfsdivns and parks
When public safety is involved steps must be taken,
and the majors already this season have been spotted
with fights riots and nvisanees caused by alcoholic
beverages
Why wait for catastrophe before moving against this
thing obnoxious annoyance in he eyes Of ell decent
sports fans?
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY AUGUST T. 1861 .
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
CONE AND START FOR HEAVEN TONIGHT,
Be IN TIME.
Haste =

Haste
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THE REPUBLICANS HAVE THEIR FAULTS
BUT THE SATANIC RECORD OF LABOR AND
THE DEMOCRATS, m sAeoTAcINc DETROIT
AND MICHIGAN! ENTITIES THEM TO NO BLANK
CHECK TO RIDE RouoHsHoD OVER THE
REPUBLICANS NOR TO IMPOSE A 0EsPoTIc
RULE OR RUIN POLICY OVER DETROIT AND
McHIcAN
HIGH COURT COoLS MIcHIcAN'S HASTE
JUSTICE POTTER STEWART Of the United States
Supreme Court ruled with wisdom rather than politics IN
granting delay fhe State Supreme Courts reaPporf'on
nent decision.
He did not overrvIe the decision. What he did was
10 ovsrve that part Of the controlling opinion which de-
manded redistreng by Aug. 20 af-large primary
and general election for members Of the State Senate
His reasons clear. The US. Supreme Coor',
he felt has not ruled quite like this before.
The ssve-whesher Miehigans Senate districts weighed
by area rather than population deny equal protection OF
the aws"-hss not faced, he said, and he felt thar
at least three other members Of the court would agree
with him.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

uNciEANl lob. Old IT,
AND COD TO INCOMPATIBLE DAUGHTER.
MRS. EDDY. 70 YOU tp. HER M.W): THE TOTAL
DEPRAviTY OF MoRTALs, ALIAS MORTAL
PSEUDO ADAMEvEl MIND" M-Y-THl
10. WHAT IS THY NEIcHBoRs, covET NOT"
WHY covET?
YOUR "FATHER-MoTHER GOD" Externally
DECLARES: CHILD. ALL THAT HAVE IS THINE -
SPIRITUAL THOUGHTS AND IDEAS ANGELS (! -
MULTLLEcloNs OF THEM VIA CHRIST SCI.
ENcE MESSIAH - ONLY SATAN FREE CHURCH,
YOU APPREHEND THE ExcLUsVENEss or THE
ONE, REAL UNIVERSE OF SUPERSATURATED.
NcoRRUPTIBLE UNAVAILABLE, oMNiPREsENT
HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE
THE UNIQUE COMMANDMENT PHRAsEoLocY IS
OF: BACK IN 1852. IN A PARISH REGISTER
IN LANCASTER ENGLAND, SOMEONE WROTE
THESE INTERPRETATIONS OF THE TEN COM
MANDMENTs"
"FRoM REV. TRY JAMES KELLER's BOOK.
"A DAY AT A TIME tp. l52), WHICH DEAR REV.
KELLER so KINDLY GAVE U.s."
CLINICAL TRAIL SAMPLES SENT
BY COMPANY"
40 NY. DOCTORS GOT DEFoRMINc DRUG"
BY Stuart r. Loory
Seventy New York doctors-fourfeen in fhe city and
s6 vpsate-reeeived samples Of The sedave that pro-
badly births Of thousands Of maormed infants
veaed yesterday.
re Co., of Cincinnati the company that made the drug in
sell It here.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
Lesson -



ll2 VERIFY. VERIFY, SAY UNTO YOU, HE THAT
BELEvETH ON nae. THE WORKS THAT DO SHALL
He % ALSO; AND GREATER WORKS THAN THESE
SHALL he DO; BECAUSE GO UNTO NY FATHERl
5-"IF YE LOVE NE KEEP MY CON-
MANoMENTS." [cHRIsTIAN SCIENCE PRoPHEsyEpJ
[i6 AND WILL PRAY THE FATHER, AND He
SHALL GIVE YOU ANOTHER COMFORTER, THAT ne
MAY ABIDE WITH YOU FOR EvER;l
III EVEN THE SPIRIT OF TRUTH WHOM TIE
WORLD CANNOT RECEIVE, BECAUSE IT seErH HIM
NOT, NEITHER kNoWETH HIM. BUT YE KNOW HIM:
FOR He DWELLETH WITH you, AND SHALL BE m
You'll
n He THAT HATH NY COMMANDMENTS, AND
KEEPETH THEM, HE IT IS THAT LovETH ME: AND HE
THAT LovETH NE SHALL BE LOVED OF NY FATHER,
AND WILL LOVE HIM. AND WILL MANIFEST MYSELF
TO HIM.
~ JUDAS SAITH UNTO HIM. NOT IscARIoT, LORD,
HOW IS IT THAT THOU WILT MANIFEST THYsELF
UNTO US, AND NOT UNTO THE WORLD?
23 JESUS ANSWERED AND SAID UNTO HIM. If
MAN LOVE ME, He WILL KEEP MY WORDS: AND MY
FATHER WILL LOVE HIM, AND WE WILL COME UNTO
HIM, AND MAKE OUR ABODE WITH HIM.
9 AS THE FATHER HATH LOVED NE, so HAVE
LOVED YOU: CONTINUE YE IN MY LOVE-
10 IF YE KEEP MY COMMANDMENTS, YE SHALL
ABIDE IN MY LOVE; EVEN AS I HAVE KEPT MY FA-
THEIRS COMMANDMENTS. AND ABIDE IN HIS LOVE-
II THIS is MY COMMANDMENT, THAT YE LOVE
ONE ANOTHER. AS HAVE LOVED YOU.
The following Citations comprise Sermon
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(Coninved From Back Pags)
WHY NOT HEED THE WARNING VOICE !?
MAKE THE LORD YOUR FINAL CHOICE,
THEN ALL HEAVEN WILL REJOICE.
BE IN TIME.
COME FROM DARKNESS INTO LIGHT,
COME, LET JESUS MAKE YOU RIGHT,
(coniinved Next Column Top)
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04
PART z
Jesus WROTE NOTHING F!

THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENERA
TON" COULD NOT BEAR" a COMPLETE AND
FINAL REvELATlONl - See John 10, IA. s.
BUT THE FATHER WILL SEND YOU ANOTHER
COMFORTER, EVEN THE HOLY GHOST WHO
WILL TEACH you ALL THINGS! -
REVEAL 1.-THE NEW HEAVEN AND THE
NEW EARTH"! - Revelation 2l:l - AND THEIR
EXCLUSIVE REALITY I!
Continued Next Week.
The Detroit tribune., 1962-08-04

CONTINUED from Back Page
DERoUs CAIN. JUDAS, KNAvEs AND FOOLS
THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY OF HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHOoD - REPUDIATED BY
THE c-H-IL-DLE-ss CHRIST JESUS. THE
WAY THE TRUTH, AND THE LIFE" - my WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL YE DO"!
PART 2
INFANTS BORN DEF0RMED ARE MYTHS j
VIOLATIONS OF the TEN COMMANDMENTS
OF FALSE gods ALCOHOL, TOBACCO,
NON CHRIST SCIENTIST MEDICINE I! T. PHYSICAL
AND MENTAL : APPEAsERs. sTUPEFIERs. AND
SOOTHING SYRUPs"
l. "HAvE NO OTHER GODS BUT NE" = YOUR
"FATHER-MoTHER GOD, ,ALL-HARMoNIous"!- !
THE ONE REAL PARENT. MIND. SOUL, SPIRIT,
INTELLIGENCE. sUBsTANcEA- IN AND OF,
THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE
T. "UNTo NO IMAGE BOW THE KNEE" = NOT
MATTER IN ANY FORM, THE OTHER GOD OF
THE NON-CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
2. TAKE NOT THE NAME OF GOD IN VAIN" =
NON.cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY, LAYMEN,
ARE NATURALLY DUPEs FOR THE SATANIC,
MYTHICAL, ADAM-EvE "LoRD-GoD" IDOL
AIRY, SPIRITUAL ADULTERY!
a. "po NOT THE SABBATH DAY. PRoFANE" =
AGAIN. THE NONcHRIsT SCIENTISTS ARE
sATANROBBED!
(see DID, 9, lo2 c.s Textbook for The REAlD
S "HoNouR THY FATHER AND THY MOTHER
TOO" - GOD IS THE ONE, REAL PARENT
HENCE THE C-H-IL-D-L-E-SS CAREER OF
CHRIST JESUS LOVE THE HUMAN PARENTS,
AND ALL MANKIND, ACCORDING TO
CHRIST
6. "AND SEE THAT THOU NO MURDER DO" -
THE NoN.cHRIsT SCIENTISTS = BOTH CLERGY
AND LAYMEN, HAVE FOR CENTURIES, BEEN
yNvoLuTARY DUPES, SUCKERS DEPUTIES,
or THE DEVIL - MURDERER, LIAR VOID OF
TRUTH! Jesus in John 843, 44) - VOID Or
REALITY
?. "FRoM VILE ADULTERY KEEP THOU CLEAN
- NoN-cHRIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY. LAYMeN,
LEADERS, EFT AL, ARE INVOLUNTARY SPlRlI-
uAL ADULTERERs ALL OF THEM
9. "ANp STEAL NOT. THOUGH THY STATE BE
MEAN"l
9. "BEAR NOT FALSE WITNESS - sHuN THAT
BLOT" - JEREMIAH, OLD T.: THE HEARI -
pEcEITFUL AND DESPERATELY WICKED.
WHO CAN KNOW IT?"
AND GOD TO ST. PAUL, TO you. IN ROMANS
EVERY MORTAL A LIAR - BUT BE AN
Immortal YOUR TRUE BEING ADAM
EvELEss, chRIsTLIKE - NEVER SINNER.
NEVER BORN or SINNERS - OF WOMAN
Al~xt Col
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CONTINUED from Back Page)
AS IS The SATANIC lord GOD" OF GENESIS
III. etc.. FOR WHICH THE N0N-c CHRIST
SCIENTIST CLERGY. lAITY. LEADERS. MASSES.
ARE DUPEs. SUCKERS DEPUTIES !! : THE
DEVIL USING SCRIPTURE
AS LINCOLN QUOTED SHAKESPEARE : 100
YEARS AGO!
The ONE AND ONLY DEITY. CREATOR : IN.
AND OF, the UNIVERSE (cen. FIRST chupter) :
DECLARES GOD AS GOD F! THE father
OF CHRIST JESUS /! : where CREATION
(oneient, authentic manuscript IS OF SPIRIT,
AS JESUS DEFINED me : INFINITE. UNERRING :
THE ONE, REAL, SANE MIND, SOUL,
Spirit, SUBSTANCE. INTELLIGENCE
,:26: MAN - YOUR TRUE BEING - ADAM
EvELEss NEVER BORN, NEVER DYING - NEVER
A SINNER NEVER BORN OF SINNERS! or
WOMAN UNCLEAN! Job Old IT,
GEN. l:27. 20 - MY. GODS, MALE AND FE-
MALE ARE VOID OF SATAN SIM SEX = H.
LusIoNs AND DELUsIoNs - MYTHS = PRO-
NOTED BY IMPURE SAUL OF TARSus, ADAM-evt
TRANsLAToRs OF HOLY SCRIPTURES =
D. 3o Christian Science textbook:
1.-THE DECISIONS BY VOTE OF CHURCH COUNCILS
AS TO WHAT SHOULD AND SHOULD NOT BE CON-
sDERED HOLY WRIT; THE MANIFEST
MISTAKES IN THE ANCIENT VERSIONS:
THE THIRTY THOUSAND DIFFERENT READINGS IN
THE OLD TESTAMENT. AND THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND IN THE NEW - THESE FACTS SHOW HOW
MORTAL AND MATERIAL SENSE STOLE INTO THE d.
VINE RECORD, WITH ITS OWN HUE DARKENINc TO
SOME EXTENT THE INSPIRED PAGES. BUT MISTAKES
COULD NEITHER WHOLLY OBSCURE THE DIVINE SCI
ENcE OF THE SCRIPTURES SEEN FROM GENESIS TO
pEvEI ALTON MAR THE DEMONSTRATION OF JESUS,
NOR ANNUL THE HEALING BY THE PROPHETS. WHO
FoREsAW THAT THE STONE WHICH THE BUILDERS
REJEcTED' WOULD BECOME THE HEAD OF THE COR
NER'."
PART2
JESUS WROTE NOTHING!
THAT wicked AND ADULTERoUs GENERA
rf0Mu COLL n NOT nREAP" % COMPILE AND
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DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1862
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

take TV pictures of the moon
and crash-land a quake detec-
tor on its surface has thrown
American space plans sorely
out of kilter. The Ranger prof.
ect is the first phase Of this
country's assault on the moon.
which is supposed to eliminate
late in the 1960s with manned
landings.
The next Ranger launching
was scheduled for February.
1868, but is expected to be de-
layed a few additional weeks.
partly because of program re-
orientation" and the personnel
shakeup at Pasadena. The COM
ing shot will not have a moon
quake detector in its payload,
but will include a larger bat
terry Of TV cameras.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
BY WILLIAM HINES
star Staff Writer

A special scientific panel has
just handed the space agency
a report highly critical of
management practices in the
Ranger moon program.
Ironically, the report casti-
gates the same West Coast
laboratory that last week
scored q triumph when the
Mariner probe zoomed past
Venus in a highly successful
space feat.
The report was submitted to
DR.. Homer E. Newell, director
Of the office of Space Sciences
at the National Aeronautics
and Space Administration here.
1t covered an inquiry into the
Ranger program by a board
headed by Comdr. Albert j.
Kelley, a Navy scientist as
signed to duty with NASA.
DR.. Newell named the panel
composed Of NASA scientists
not answerable to his Office Of
Space Sciences-after the third
successive Ranger failure last
month. The Kelley group spent
several days at the Jet Propul-
sion Laboratory at Pasadena,
Calf, which runs lunar and
planetary programs for NASA.
Public Release Opposed
A generalized version Of the
the report is expected to be
made public shortly, probably
tomorrow. 1t is understood
that officials Of both NASA and
JPL are resisting demands for
a public look at the whole re-
port, apparently because GER
tain officials might suffer en-
barrassment.
A shakeup is understood to
be in the works at JPL, where
at least two key figures are
reported in line for transfers
out Of the Ranger program.
The Kelley report is directed
primarily at the management
organization for Ranger within
JPL. The role Of NASA itself
In the unsuccessful moon pro-
gram may be investigated after
Congress reconvenes, possibly
by a House space subcommittee
h e a ded by Representative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
Ranger Report Blasts
Moon Probe MANAGERS

Karth, Democrat Of Minnesota.
Mr.. Karth was in Washing
ton Friday. oStensibly to take
part in a news conference on
the Mariner Venus probe. It is
understood he was given an
advance look at the Kelley re-
port. as were officials of the
Jet Propulsion Laboratory who
also were on hand because of
the Venus fly-by.
Plans Askew
The Rangers record Of three
failures in three attempts to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

mas visit to military forces
overseas.
Cardinal Spellman, Roman
Catholic Archbishop Of New
York, is Catholic vicar to the
United States armed forces. He
will fly to South Korea
tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
SpeIImon Arrives
In Tokyo on Tour

TOKYO, Dec. 10 (AP).-
Francis Cardinal Spellman ar
rived in Tokyo today for the
first stop of his annual Christ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18
CIEnuT'I'S MGUEUreLUKliN-
Mediterranean Service

eVeryou do you'll feel right at home. You'll
share the delights Of Cunard's international
cuisine and expert service with new-found
friends. Life aboard the Mauritania is al
ways gracious and carefree-and to think
it's all included in the cost Of your ticket!
StOp-Over in Europe as long as you like.
If you prefer, you can return from Cher
bourg or Southampton in the worlds
largest superliners Queen Elizabeth or
Queen Mary both stabilizer equipped
for smooth crossing.
Getting there Is half Lke fun
Go CUnNTd
IL: 9l4 18th Street, NV, REpublie 7-7740
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-18

Starting March Is, 10 round trips be-
tween New York and Naples via GibraI-
tar, Cannes, and Genoa.
In 1868, for the first time, the transatlantic
liner Mauritania offers its spacious facili-
ties in regular Mediterranean service. Fa-
nous for its many luxury cruises, this fabu-
lous ship is complete Vacation Island
with acres Of open deck for summing. At
tractive staterooms with private bath andI
or shower. Outdoor and indoor swimming
pools. A teraced lido. A glass-enclosed
promenade. Elegant restaurants.
You can enjoy professional nightclub
entertainment or first run movie. What
SEE YOUR TRAVEL AGENT or cUNARD Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13

Perhaps you are doing such
q good job Of carrying the
load" your husband is reluc-
tant to compete with yOu.
Why don't you quit your job
and hoist the burden on his
shoulders for awhile? He
might surprise you. And il
he doesn't, you'll know that
you have a child" after all.
. &E
DEAR ABBY: Can you
please tell me what you con-
slider a decent curfew for a
15-year-old girl on a Satur-
day night? JOANIE.
Midnight. But the caliber
Of the boy you're with is more
important than the hour of
your return home.
= =
DEAR ABBY: Why are so
many people ashamed to ad-
NIT they don't understand
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13
Maybe Necessity
Is Mother of Work
By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,

: BY ABIGAIL VAN BUREN,
modern art? It is almost
comical to watch some peo-
pie trying desperately to
make sense out Of splotches,
circles, squares and abstracts.
Although they can't begin to
figure out what the artist
had in mind when he painted
it, they will say it is mag
nificent" and exciting"
In the field Of writing, we
do not disarrange letters and
mix up words and expect
people to find the beauty"
and meaning" in it. Why
then all this gobbledegook in
painting? I just don't get it.
FRANK AND HONEST.
l don't get 1t, either. Let's
merge.
=
"All that is necessary for
the triumph Of evil Is that
good men do nothing" E.
Burke said it and I believe it.
Exercise your right to vote.
= = =
HotD's the tUorId treating
you? For a personal, unpub-
HShed reply, send a self
addressed, stamped enUelope
to ABBY, care of The Eve-
ming Star.
= 4
For Abby'S booklet, Hon
to Haze a LoUely Wedding"
send so cents to ABBY, Boz
1865, Beverly Hills, Calf.
distributed by McNaught Syndicate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13
DEAR ABBY

DEAR ABBY: Three years
ago I married a man who
had all kinds of big ideas"
Thank heaven I was able to
support myself. because that's
what I have been doing. But
I can't support both of us for
ever. Abby. he is proud
He is a college grad. Il am
not) He has been offered
jobs, but he doesn't accept
them because they are all
beneath him." 1 tell him to
take whatever he can get
until one of his big ideals"
materializes. 1t is like talking
to the wall. What does a wife
do with a husband who sits
at home doing nothing and
then goes out to collect un-
employment compensation?
Fortunately. we have no chill
dren.
CARRYING THE LOAD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-13
STOP KILLING YOURSELF
Painful Heel Spur
Often Heals Self
. BY DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

selt-addressed envelope and
10 cents in coin for handling.
Address your request to DR..
Steinchron, care of The EUe-
ming Star.
CBell Syndicate Featured
Tomorrow: GoIlstones in Diobeties.
Evening star., 1962-08-17
Mrs. MindeI, CIubwomun,
Active in Jewish Affairs

Bertha Feldman Minded, 78,
a Polish immigrant who became
a United States citizen and
active clubwoman, died yester-
day at Wheaton Nursing Home,
where she had lived for several
years.
Mrs. Minded came here in the
early 1900s with her husband,
Isaac Feldman, who died in
1929. Her second husband,
Gerson, died about four years
ago.
She was a member of the
Eastern Star, Hebrew Home for
the Aged and Sisterhood of
Beth Sholom Congregation, D.
c. Hebrew Beneficial AsSocia-
ton and HadaSsah.
She leaves two sons, Samuel
Feldman, 6101 Sixteenth street
NV, and Hyman Feldman of
Garden City. Long Island, and
three daughters, Mrs. Tessie
Jacobs, 6101 Sixteenth street
NV, Mrs. Mimi Ogens, 8105
Eastern avenue, Silver Spring,
and Mrs. Gertrude Weitzman,
1912 Forty-Sixth street NV;
nine grandchildren and one
great grandchild.
Services were held today at
the C. D. Goldberg and Sons
Evening star., 1962-08-17
Requiem Mass
Tomorrow for
John Chambers

Requiem mass for John
Chambers, 25, who was killed
Wednesday in an auto accident
near Lehighton, Pa, will be
celebrated at 9 am. tomorrow
at Our Lady of Lourdes
Catholic Church in Bethesda.
Mr.. Chambers, who lived at
4401 East-West highway, Be-
thesda, had been working in a
Bethesda restaurant while
waiting to be called into duty
by the Army Medical Reserve.
He was graduated from
Gonzaga High School in 1855
and later attended Georgetown
University. His father, Ralph
L. Chambers, served as an at
torney for the Veterans Ad-
miniStration.
In addition to his mother, he
leaves three brothers, DIR.
Joseph c., Of 800 Kennedy
street NE. Ralph L.. jr., of
Paramus, N. j., and DR.. James
R., Of MORO Bay, Calf; two
sisters, Mrs. Helen Toomey of
5810 Connecticut avenue, Chevy
Chase, and Mrs. Joyce Cotton
Of 3711 Munsey street, Silver
Spring, and his grandmother,
Mrs. Helen O'Donnell of the
home address.