Memphis World
Memphis World Publishing Co.
1966-07-09
J. A. Beauchamp

"Mr. Novak" Of Television
Awaiting Role In Movies
Jim
Franciscus, former "Mr. Novak" on
the defunct series, is dedicated to
the proposition that a bird in the
bush is better than any number of
birds in the hand.
And he's paying for it.



"Waiting is very difficult for an
active guy like me," he said on a
lazy afternoon in a Hollywood restaurant. 
"Holding out like this
takes guts, especially when you
think of all the money you could
be making on television.
"But I think I ran hang on for
another year. It's a hard row to
hoe, and it would be so much easier 
to relax and just go into another 
series, and then perhaps another 
series after that."



"The money in pictures isn't all
that much better than television except 
for the super stars, But I
want to do three pages of a scrip
a day, giving it everything I've got,
rather than the 12 or 14 pages you
tear through in television.
"And Working in movies would
answer questions in my own mind
about what I can do as an actor.
Twenty years from now I'd hate
myself for not giving myself a
chance on the big screen."
Franciscus, a Yale graduate, feels
as if he's starting his career from
the beginning. Sitting around home
waiting for the telephone to ringa 
call from his agent or a movie
producer.
He breaks the monotony of workless 
days by conferring with his
agent and personal managers, with
an occasional interview, and by flying 
his private plane. Most afternoons 
he plays tennis.


"I can't blame anyone for my
own position right now. Nobody
asked me to be an actor. It's just
one of those things some of us
have to co through. I'm not alone.
And I do have the satisfaction a
least of setting my sights high."

HARD WAIT
Jim
Franciscus, former "Mr. Novak" on
the defunct series, is dedicated to
the proposition that a bird in the
bush is better than any number of
birds in the hand.
And he's paying for it.



"Waiting is very difficult for an
active guy like me," he said on a
lazy afternoon in a Hollywood restaurant. 
"Holding out like this
takes guts, especially when you
think of all the money you could
be making on television.
"But I think I ran hang on for
another year. It's a hard row to
hoe, and it would be so much easier 
to relax and just go into another 
series, and then perhaps another 
series after that."



"The money in pictures isn't all
that much better than television except 
for the super stars, But I
want to do three pages of a scrip
a day, giving it everything I've got,
rather than the 12 or 14 pages you
tear through in television.
"And Working in movies would
answer questions in my own mind
about what I can do as an actor.
Twenty years from now I'd hate
myself for not giving myself a
chance on the big screen."
Franciscus, a Yale graduate, feels
as if he's starting his career from
the beginning. Sitting around home
waiting for the telephone to ringa 
call from his agent or a movie
producer.
He breaks the monotony of workless 
days by conferring with his
agent and personal managers, with
an occasional interview, and by flying 
his private plane. Most afternoons 
he plays tennis.


"I can't blame anyone for my
own position right now. Nobody
asked me to be an actor. It's just
one of those things some of us
have to co through. I'm not alone.
And I do have the satisfaction a
least of setting my sights high."

BREAKS MONOTONY
Jim
Franciscus, former "Mr. Novak" on
the defunct series, is dedicated to
the proposition that a bird in the
bush is better than any number of
birds in the hand.
And he's paying for it.



"Waiting is very difficult for an
active guy like me," he said on a
lazy afternoon in a Hollywood restaurant. 
"Holding out like this
takes guts, especially when you
think of all the money you could
be making on television.
"But I think I ran hang on for
another year. It's a hard row to
hoe, and it would be so much easier 
to relax and just go into another 
series, and then perhaps another 
series after that."



"The money in pictures isn't all
that much better than television except 
for the super stars, But I
want to do three pages of a scrip
a day, giving it everything I've got,
rather than the 12 or 14 pages you
tear through in television.
"And Working in movies would
answer questions in my own mind
about what I can do as an actor.
Twenty years from now I'd hate
myself for not giving myself a
chance on the big screen."
Franciscus, a Yale graduate, feels
as if he's starting his career from
the beginning. Sitting around home
waiting for the telephone to ringa 
call from his agent or a movie
producer.
He breaks the monotony of workless 
days by conferring with his
agent and personal managers, with
an occasional interview, and by flying 
his private plane. Most afternoons 
he plays tennis.


"I can't blame anyone for my
own position right now. Nobody
asked me to be an actor. It's just
one of those things some of us
have to co through. I'm not alone.
And I do have the satisfaction a
least of setting my sights high."

The Cry Has Changed
"Yankee Stay Here"
It used to be
"Yankee Go Home."
Now, perhaps not quite so loud
nor so often, there is a murmur of
"Yankee stay here."
It's not because the Americans
are suddenly popular. But be cause 
at least some Frenchmen
realize their nation's military security 
will be gravely impaired
when the last G.I. has left French
soil due to President Charles de
Gaulle's eviction notice.
For many others the reason is
more simple — money. Tens of
thousands of French worked for
the American and NATO and a
much greater number profited
through the many businesses that
live off any military community.
Mayor Armand Mandie of Evreux. 
site of one of the feeling of
many.
"My people deplore the departure
of the Americans." he said. "We
have 250 skilled technicians and
450 other French personnel working 
at the base. In local industry 
there already is full employment. 
Where will these mm and
women who have been working for
the American go? Will they have
to leave their home town to find
jobs? The mayor pointed up another 
problem caused by the departure. 

"The Americans were able to afford 
much higher rents than to
average Frenchmen. The landlords
will be hurt.
"You can see how the with
drawal is posing great problems for
us."
The exodus has already started
Tnree giant C-130 Hercules transports 
lifted of the runway last
Thursday at Evreux. The planes
and the men and material they
carried, we the vanguard of the
first transfer — the move of the
513th Troop Canter Wing to Mildenhall 
AFB north of London.
When the American pullout ends
sometime before de Gaulle's dead
line of June 1, 1967, 30,000, S.
military personnel, 37,000 dependents 
and trains and boatloads of

equipment will have been transferred 
to other countries.
And, as many Frenchmen are
quick to note, no matter what their
politics, 67,000 Americans can spend
a lot of money. According to a
seminar French official there is
a matter of $1 billion dollars involved. 

"In addition to the departure
of U.S. military personnel, their
dependents and civilian personnel,"
he explained, "the U.S. armed
forces will lay of I 17,00 French
civilian workers at American bases.
These French men and women
have been earning about $98 million 
a year the U.S. Defense establishment 
has been spending for
maintenance at their five Air Force
bases 26 Army locutions and one
Naval base." My estimate, he said,
"is that one quarter of the annual
gain of the French balance of payments 
in 1965 — $1 billion — came
from the spending of the U.S. military 
in France.
"Who can calculate the total loss
if in addition to this we have to
repay the bulk of the U.S. defense 
investment, in France, which
are now estimated at $900 million?" 


DEPLORE DEPARTURE
It used to be
"Yankee Go Home."
Now, perhaps not quite so loud
nor so often, there is a murmur of
"Yankee stay here."
It's not because the Americans
are suddenly popular. But be cause 
at least some Frenchmen
realize their nation's military security 
will be gravely impaired
when the last G.I. has left French
soil due to President Charles de
Gaulle's eviction notice.
For many others the reason is
more simple — money. Tens of
thousands of French worked for
the American and NATO and a
much greater number profited
through the many businesses that
live off any military community.
Mayor Armand Mandie of Evreux. 
site of one of the feeling of
many.
"My people deplore the departure
of the Americans." he said. "We
have 250 skilled technicians and
450 other French personnel working 
at the base. In local industry 
there already is full employment. 
Where will these mm and
women who have been working for
the American go? Will they have
to leave their home town to find
jobs? The mayor pointed up another 
problem caused by the departure. 

"The Americans were able to afford 
much higher rents than to
average Frenchmen. The landlords
will be hurt.
"You can see how the with
drawal is posing great problems for
us."
The exodus has already started
Tnree giant C-130 Hercules transports 
lifted of the runway last
Thursday at Evreux. The planes
and the men and material they
carried, we the vanguard of the
first transfer — the move of the
513th Troop Canter Wing to Mildenhall 
AFB north of London.
When the American pullout ends
sometime before de Gaulle's dead
line of June 1, 1967, 30,000, S.
military personnel, 37,000 dependents 
and trains and boatloads of

equipment will have been transferred 
to other countries.
And, as many Frenchmen are
quick to note, no matter what their
politics, 67,000 Americans can spend
a lot of money. According to a
seminar French official there is
a matter of $1 billion dollars involved. 

"In addition to the departure
of U.S. military personnel, their
dependents and civilian personnel,"
he explained, "the U.S. armed
forces will lay of I 17,00 French
civilian workers at American bases.
These French men and women
have been earning about $98 million 
a year the U.S. Defense establishment 
has been spending for
maintenance at their five Air Force
bases 26 Army locutions and one
Naval base." My estimate, he said,
"is that one quarter of the annual
gain of the French balance of payments 
in 1965 — $1 billion — came
from the spending of the U.S. military 
in France.
"Who can calculate the total loss
if in addition to this we have to
repay the bulk of the U.S. defense 
investment, in France, which
are now estimated at $900 million?" 


SPEND MONEY WELL
It used to be
"Yankee Go Home."
Now, perhaps not quite so loud
nor so often, there is a murmur of
"Yankee stay here."
It's not because the Americans
are suddenly popular. But be cause 
at least some Frenchmen
realize their nation's military security 
will be gravely impaired
when the last G.I. has left French
soil due to President Charles de
Gaulle's eviction notice.
For many others the reason is
more simple — money. Tens of
thousands of French worked for
the American and NATO and a
much greater number profited
through the many businesses that
live off any military community.
Mayor Armand Mandie of Evreux. 
site of one of the feeling of
many.
"My people deplore the departure
of the Americans." he said. "We
have 250 skilled technicians and
450 other French personnel working 
at the base. In local industry 
there already is full employment. 
Where will these mm and
women who have been working for
the American go? Will they have
to leave their home town to find
jobs? The mayor pointed up another 
problem caused by the departure. 

"The Americans were able to afford 
much higher rents than to
average Frenchmen. The landlords
will be hurt.
"You can see how the with
drawal is posing great problems for
us."
The exodus has already started
Tnree giant C-130 Hercules transports 
lifted of the runway last
Thursday at Evreux. The planes
and the men and material they
carried, we the vanguard of the
first transfer — the move of the
513th Troop Canter Wing to Mildenhall 
AFB north of London.
When the American pullout ends
sometime before de Gaulle's dead
line of June 1, 1967, 30,000, S.
military personnel, 37,000 dependents 
and trains and boatloads of

equipment will have been transferred 
to other countries.
And, as many Frenchmen are
quick to note, no matter what their
politics, 67,000 Americans can spend
a lot of money. According to a
seminar French official there is
a matter of $1 billion dollars involved. 

"In addition to the departure
of U.S. military personnel, their
dependents and civilian personnel,"
he explained, "the U.S. armed
forces will lay of I 17,00 French
civilian workers at American bases.
These French men and women
have been earning about $98 million 
a year the U.S. Defense establishment 
has been spending for
maintenance at their five Air Force
bases 26 Army locutions and one
Naval base." My estimate, he said,
"is that one quarter of the annual
gain of the French balance of payments 
in 1965 — $1 billion — came
from the spending of the U.S. military 
in France.
"Who can calculate the total loss
if in addition to this we have to
repay the bulk of the U.S. defense 
investment, in France, which
are now estimated at $900 million?" 


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Save Money, Time
And Trouble
A homeowner must decided whether 
to record or repair a roof that
leaks. In most cases a new roof
is more economical and safer.
If he cause of the slate obvious, 
such as a broken slate or
open seam, it can be repaired easily. 
But if the roof leaks because
it's worm, a new roof is recommended. 

The reason for this is that roofs
tend to wear uniformly. One leak
means that there soon will be others. 
Also walking around on an
old roof trying to locate and repair
leaks often causes new ones.
Putting off a new roofing job
can cause serious damage to the
house's interior as the number and
seriousness of the leaks progress.
When possible, have roofing work
done in the spring or summer so
that the house will be safe from
the onslaught of winter weather.
New roofs of heavyweight asphalt
shingles can be applied right over
most old roofs, saving the labor
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inal 
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The News-In-Brief
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

ON HOME BUILDING
WHAT'S IN A NAME?
ASK THE BUILDER
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

DIAPERS DON'T HELP
"WET BOTTOM" HOUSE
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

SLEEP LESS, REST MORE
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

WINDOW LOCATION
AIDS VENTILATION
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

WASHABLE WALLPAPER
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

HOME'S GOOD LOOKS
START AT THE TOP
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

CHECKERBOARD DRIVEWAYS
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

SOOT PROBLEMS
GO IT IN SMOKE
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

DEVELOPS LOW - COST HOUSE
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

BUILDING PRODUCTS
ARE ALL AT SEA
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

CLEAN-UPS - UICKER
WITH ELECTRIC RANGE
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

IRON AGE HAD
ITS LEVITTOWNS
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

WORTH WEIGHT
IN GOLD PLATE
Home builders ofen seek immortality 
by naming streets or entire
communities after themselves. If
the main street in Jones Village is
called Jones Boulevard. Mr. Jones
is like to have directed construction, 
and the first streets in the
development were probably named
for his wife and children.
But a builder in Clinton, C
would rather be honest than
mortal He named a major street
High Taxes Road after "a little
trouble with local politicians."
The wet bottom problem is as
it is to tables and builders have
common to homes in damp soil as
tried every thins from sump pumps
to diapers to solve it.
The latest, and most effective
method of sealing basements from
water seepage, according to Practical 
Bulkier magazine is to coat and
reinforce the concrete block masonry 
from the outside. This is
done by applying a double layer of
cement plaste ran da final not bituminous 
costing over the concrete 
blocks.
We soon may be sleeping less
and enjoying it more.
A mattress manufacturer is devising 
a "sleep capsule" bed which
cuts down the effects of gravity
during sleep and eliminates noise
light, cold or overheating. Modeled
after the astronauts' capsule
"beds," the mattress would permit
greater rest and relaxation during
shorter period of sleep.
Window location has a lot to do
with the comfortable ventilation of
your house.
Windws placed toward the center 
of the room afford a freer circulation 
of air than those placed
in the corner. And windows placed
in the lower part of the wall direct
air through the room level at which,
occupants sit and stand.
Casement, awning and hopper
style world windows in stuck units
of ponderosa pine, offer maximum
ventilation because they open at
a 90 - decree angle and help direct 
air flow.
More than 95 percent of modern
wall cot mugs have washable surfaces, 
and are generally made of
cloth, foil, plastic or specially
treated paper. Many are backed
with release - type adhesives and
pre-trimmed for easier cutting and
fitting.
Roofs play an important role in
architectural design
According to a national roofing
magazine, architects consider a
roof's shape, color and texture to
sign of residences and other buildbe 
"critical" to the over - all deings. 

At present, about 80 percent of
new homes are roofed with colored
asphalt shingles, railing from
white and pastel shades to black
and earth -tone brown. Heavyweight 
shingles, which have a
thick butt that gives a textured
look, are also popular in roof design. 

Colored concrete blocks arc adding 
a touch of individuality to
driveways. Some homeowners now
have pastel - colored drives, others
are combining darn and light
shades in decorative checkerboard
patterns.
Outdoor cooking Drought indoors
via kitchen barbecue equipment
can result in tasty meas and sooty
walls. Solve the problem by paneling 
the barbecue corner with plastic 
- coated, wood grained hardboard. 
Any smoke smudges or
grease will sponge off with a damp
cloth.
A low - cost, quick - contruction 
house has been developed in
Kentucky under-grants from $
Office of Economic Opportunity.
The single - story structure sells
for less than $6900 and can be
built by four unskilled laborers and
one supervisor in about two weeks.
The beating boom won't leave
building produce dealers all at sea.
Many dealers now stock oars,
cleats, bilge pumps and compasses
for their marine - minded customers. 
Some off building plans and
technical help for do-it- yourself
boat - builders.
Modern electric ranges are de
signed 
to ease a homemaker's
clean-up chores.
Electric surface units burn off
spilled food quickly, heating elements 
can be tilted or lifted off,
and control knobs an dtrim are removable. 

Ovens have onrome or teflon coated 
walls, disposable liners, or
pull — out drawers. Some models
have self -cleaning ovens that burn
off all grease and grime automatically. 

"Archeologists have unearthed urban 
tract houses on the Jordan
River that date back to 900 B. C.
They, had about 700 square feet
of living space, faced five - foot
wide streets, and were made of
mud bricks and wood.
Lush living now includes bathroom 
scales.
A French manufacturer has designed 
sit - down scales that are
gold - plated and upholstered in
white mink. Among those who plan
to weight-in comfort are the
Shah of Iran and singer Charles
Aznavour.

STOP
LOOK
WRITE


TRENHOLM MEMORIAL HONOREE —
R. J. Martin,
2nd from left, retiring president of The American 
Teachers Association and principal of Ballard-Hudson 
Senior High School, Macon, Ga.,
was the recipient of The 1966 H. Council Trenholm 
Memorial Award, an annual recognition
of ATA honoring the memory of the late, longtime 
executive secretary of the association and
head of Alabama State College, Montgomery.
The Coca-Cola Company, Atlanta, Ga., sponsors
the award, which is accompanied by a $500.00
scholarship stipend to The H. Councill Trenholm

Foundation, looking on as Mr. Martin admires
his plaque at the 63rd and final convention of
ATA, Miami Beach, Fla., are, from left, Hudson
Barksdale, Spartenburg, S. C. and Moss H. Kendrix, 
Washington, D.C., and J. T. Brooks, ATA
executive secretary, Atlanta, Ga., 3rd and 4th
from left, respectively. Mr. Kendrix heads Washington, 
D.C. Atlanta, Ga., PRfirm, which represents 
The Coca-Cola Company. The ATA formally 
unified with the National Education Association 
of the United States following its Miami
Beach convention, held at the Carillon Hotel.

Wall Street Is Taking Over
Education Says NEA Report
Wall
Street is taking over education,
along gone from the days of the
little red schoolhouse to a $40 billion 
a year business, according to
the National Education Association 
NEA.
"The shape of education for
1966-67," an annual NEA publication; 
Tuesday outlined how commercial 
and industrial giant were
following the lead of the federal
government into the field of education. 

It quotes Harold B. Gores, president 
of the Educational Facilities
Laboratories, Inc., to the effect,
that "it is apparent Unit education
will of the now dynamic of our
national economy, that learning
is the new growth industry, and
that some of Americas largest and
liveliest corporations have discovered 
the field."
Such firms as Radio Corporation
of America RCA, Columbia Broadcasting 
System CBS, Raytheon Co.,
Xerox Corp., General Electric Co.,
and Time Magazine arc moving
into the education field, lured by
profits and a market of 40 million

persons, NEA said.
Teaching machines, recording
mechmes, computers, cameras, projectors, 
television equipment and
books comprise the bulk of the
market to the point where there
is concern that such highly sophiccated 
devices are being developed 
before educators have dear use
for them.
Harvard Dean Theordore R. Sizer
is quoted as warning that the new
companies "are impatient and we
run the risk of having the schools
inundated with quantities of technically 
exciting but intellectually
nadequate materials."
The NEA publication credias
passaage of the 1965 Elementary and
Secondary Education Act and the
Hither Education Act for attract
ing 
big business with the billions
of dollars these acts made available. 

"Some huge corporation are
merging in large measure for this
purpose," it said. "Some are forming 
subsidiaries for manufacturing 
school products; and others are
buying up the comparatively smaller 
single line firms which traditionally 
have supplied the schools."
As business moves into education, 
however, college graduates are
moving away from Business.
NEA says big business is falling
to increase a business - oriented
concept to the student population.
Recent surveys showed the bulk of
graduates entering research or
teaching rattier than business, it
said.

Tan Topics


—

Carl Rowan Is Given Deep
Freeze Treatment In Russia
Columnist,
Carl Rowan, former director of the
U. S. Information Agency USIA,
left for Warsaw Sunday after a
week's stay here during which he
experience the Russian "deep
freeze" on prominent Americans
resulting from the Viet Nam war.


On the eve of his departure
from Moscow, Rowan did get a sudden 
summons to call on Soviet
press chief and member of the
Foreign Ministry collegium, Leonid
Zamyatin. He was called out of a
news briefing for American correspondents 
given by Ambassador Foy
D. Kohler and rushed to the Foreign 
Ministry.

The former ambassador now is a
newspaper columnist writing out Of
Washington.
Although he found it difficult to
convince Soviet officials and journalists 
that he was hot acting as
the President's secret emissary,"
Rowan was able to give them a
thorough explanation on the American 
point of view and policy on
Viet Nam.
He advanced his own personal
opinion to Zamyatin that the governments 
concerned owed it to
mankind to try and arrange peace
in Southeast Asia,
What, Zamyatin said could not be
ascertained. Rowan declined to
comment on the subject.

National Council Of Churches
Speeds-Up Anti-Viet Project
The
National Council of Churches
stepped up its campaign to deescalate 
the Viet Nam war Friday
by suggesting that members of 30
major Protestant and Orthodox
communions put pressure on President 
Johnson by means of petitions, 
telegrams and letters.
Bishop Reuben H. Mueller, president 
of the council, issued 2 Statement 
to the heads of the various
Christian denominations asking
them to cooperate by requesting
action on the part of local pastors. 
He said the preachers should
bring to the attention of their
congregations, peace, proposals put
forward by. U. N. Secretary General 
Thant.
Muller, a bishop of the Evangelical 
United Brethren said
Thant's recommendations were in
line with a policy taken
last December by the general
board of the Council and reaffirmed 
last month. Thant had
called for cessation of bombing of
North Viet Nam and deescalation
of warfare in South Viet Nam by
both sides in the interest of achieving 
a cease fire, and initiating.

peace talks involving all adversaries. 

The head of the council, whose
members claim 11 million communicants, 
said pastors should use
"regular denominational channels,"
presumably including the pulpit,
"to suggest to those who find
themselves in agreement with
Thant's recommendations that they
sign petitions or letters and telegrams 
addressed to the President
and their representatives in congress, 
calling for government acceptance 
of the recommendation."
Suntan spray that won't wash off
is developed.
Deficit narrow in U.S. payments
in 1965.

SECRET PRAYER
FORMULA CHART!


House Moves To Outlaw
Common Law Marriages
Another chapter in the two year
controversy over the rights of hundreds 
of Negro families to receive
welfare payments and other federal 
benefits was written when the
House of Representatives voted 32839 
to outlaw future common law
marriages in the Nations capital.
The legislation was sent to the
Senate for approval. The issue first
was Drought to light nearly three
years ago when Washington Welfare 
officials refused to grant food
orders for unemployed persons having 
common law marriages.
Because of hardships to many
children, the stringent order was
recinded. However, the Southerncontrolled 
district committee has
since sought to make regulations
governoring such relationships.
The District Committee report
on the bill noted that 25 states
do not recognize common law marriages, 
nine recognize those contracted 
before specified dates going
back to 1885, and 16 states do recognize 
them.
What provoked concern was the
absence of hearings. Rep. William
F. Ryan (D-N.Y.) said the bill's
implications, including welfare payments 
public housing and Social
Security benefits should be aired
fully.
A motion to send the measure
back to the District Committee
was made by Rep. Phillip Burron
(D-Calif.) Of the 39 who voted
for his motion, nine were from
California and all 39 came from big
cities, including the 6 Negro members. 

Final action was taken en roll
call after Rep. Charles A. Vanik
(D-Ohio) warned that the measure 
could "punish the innocent"—
children born to couple not formally 
married but living as man and
wife.
"In my opinion, he said, "there
are no illegitimate children" although 
there are "illegitimate parents. 

Opponents of the measure con
tended 
that it would reduce problems 
and confusion resulting from
lack or proper marriage records.

Sunday School Lesson










Today we examine the importance
of personal commitment to God. We
take apart and study the meaning
of what Jesus declared unequivocably 
was the first commandment
loyalty to God.
The Israelites were a fortunate
and well-blessed people. God led
them safely out of bondage; He
led them through perils that the
never, would have survived if it had
not been for His miraculous patronage. 
He gave them a series of leaders 
who were giants in their enduring! 

Their leaders were zealous in reminding 
the Israelites of the debt
they owed God for their deliverance; 
they — on numerous occasions 
— reminded them of their
covenant with the Lord. But, despite
all this, the people strayed from
their loyalty to God, and were suitably 
punished.
Those whe were weak in their
faith fell into idolatry. Times became 
hard, and they forsook God
even more .. .. like petulant children. 
But those who had dedicateed 
themselves to God became ever
stronger in their faith. They had
learned submission and discipline.
Such an one was Job. Despite a
the evils that befell him, he clung
steadfastly to his love for God. Being 
human, he wailed, it is true

But he submitted himself to his
misfortunes with a humility that
was majestic, and God did not fail
How often do we fall short in our
everyday lives of the greatness exhibited 
by these great men of the
early Christian era?
Selfishness is inherent in each
and every one of us. Had we been
tempted, as was Christ, by Satan
to save himself and proclaim him
(Satan) supreme — would we have
been so steadfast in our loyalty —
so brave? How foolish Satan was
How did he dare to think that the
Son would deny the Father?
And so Jesus out of God's great
love for mankind, fulfilled the
destiny God had intended for him,
for the ultimate good and benefit
of mankind.
What a loyalty we owe to God!
And how can we possibly" repay
such a great debt?
Fortunately for us, we have at our
disposal the wherewithal to discharge 
at least some of our obligation! 
Our temptations may not be
quite as spectacular as those encountered 
by Christ in the wilderness, 
but they are daily occurrences
in our lifetime. We can pledge
faithfulness to our Lord ... not
merely in words, but in action.
Motivation is what makes the difference 
between an active Christian
and an inactive one.
God's will needs to be made
known. Jesus' frequent admonitions
to his Disciples had one recurring
note ..... go out and teach ... go
out and teach! Faithful Christians
enrich God's Kingdom; unfaithful
Christians do not enlarge it — and
often damage it!
We have a great responsibility
in this area of Christian dedication 
alone, for upon it rests the
salvation of the Christian doctrine
in a trouble-ridden world, and our
personal salvation.


MAKEUP YOUR MIND!










Today we examine the importance
of personal commitment to God. We
take apart and study the meaning
of what Jesus declared unequivocably 
was the first commandment
loyalty to God.
The Israelites were a fortunate
and well-blessed people. God led
them safely out of bondage; He
led them through perils that the
never, would have survived if it had
not been for His miraculous patronage. 
He gave them a series of leaders 
who were giants in their enduring! 

Their leaders were zealous in reminding 
the Israelites of the debt
they owed God for their deliverance; 
they — on numerous occasions 
— reminded them of their
covenant with the Lord. But, despite
all this, the people strayed from
their loyalty to God, and were suitably 
punished.
Those whe were weak in their
faith fell into idolatry. Times became 
hard, and they forsook God
even more .. .. like petulant children. 
But those who had dedicateed 
themselves to God became ever
stronger in their faith. They had
learned submission and discipline.
Such an one was Job. Despite a
the evils that befell him, he clung
steadfastly to his love for God. Being 
human, he wailed, it is true

But he submitted himself to his
misfortunes with a humility that
was majestic, and God did not fail
How often do we fall short in our
everyday lives of the greatness exhibited 
by these great men of the
early Christian era?
Selfishness is inherent in each
and every one of us. Had we been
tempted, as was Christ, by Satan
to save himself and proclaim him
(Satan) supreme — would we have
been so steadfast in our loyalty —
so brave? How foolish Satan was
How did he dare to think that the
Son would deny the Father?
And so Jesus out of God's great
love for mankind, fulfilled the
destiny God had intended for him,
for the ultimate good and benefit
of mankind.
What a loyalty we owe to God!
And how can we possibly" repay
such a great debt?
Fortunately for us, we have at our
disposal the wherewithal to discharge 
at least some of our obligation! 
Our temptations may not be
quite as spectacular as those encountered 
by Christ in the wilderness, 
but they are daily occurrences
in our lifetime. We can pledge
faithfulness to our Lord ... not
merely in words, but in action.
Motivation is what makes the difference 
between an active Christian
and an inactive one.
God's will needs to be made
known. Jesus' frequent admonitions
to his Disciples had one recurring
note ..... go out and teach ... go
out and teach! Faithful Christians
enrich God's Kingdom; unfaithful
Christians do not enlarge it — and
often damage it!
We have a great responsibility
in this area of Christian dedication 
alone, for upon it rests the
salvation of the Christian doctrine
in a trouble-ridden world, and our
personal salvation.


"With God
All Things Are Possible!"




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Lesson-Sermon
Communion will be observed in
all Christian Science branch
churches this Sunday. "Sacrament"
is the subject of the Lesson Sermon. 
The services occurs twice
each year, and is altered from
other Sundays to include reading
of the Church Tenets and a period
for kneeling in silent communion.
This is followed by a second repetition 
of the Lord's Preyar, which
is an integral part of the opening
for all Christian Science services.
The Golden Text this week is
from Romans: "The kingdom of
God is not meat and drink; but
righteousness, and peace, and poy
in the Holy Ghost."
Correlative passages from the denominational 
textbook includes the
following: "We know that a desire
for holiness is requisite in order
to gain holiness; but if we desire
holiness above all else, we shall
sacrifice everything for it." ("Science 
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy).
Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist,
Atlanta, 1685 Mozley Drive S. W.
extends a welcome to all.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
LESSON SERMON
Communion will be observed in
all Christian Science branch
churches this Sunday. "Sacrament"
is the subject of the Lesson Sermon. 
The services occurs twice
each year, and is altered from
other Sundays to include reading
of the Church Tenets and a period
for kneeling in silent communion.
This is followed by a second repetition 
of the Lord's Preyar, which
is an integral part of the opening
for all Christian Science services.
The Golden Text this week is
from Romans: "The kingdom of
God is not meat and drink; but
righteousness, and peace, and poy
in the Holy Ghost."
Correlative passages from the denominational 
textbook includes the
following: "We know that a desire
for holiness is requisite in order
to gain holiness; but if we desire
holiness above all else, we shall
sacrifice everything for it." ("Science 
and Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy).
Fifth Church of Christ, Scientist,
Atlanta, 1685 Mozley Drive S. W.
extends a welcome to all.

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