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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

Henry Cabot Lodge predicted
flatly Tuesday that a Negro will
be appointed to the Cabinet il
Vice President Richard NJ Nixon
is elected President.
Lodge, the Republican candl-
date for Vice President, accused
Senator John f. Kennedy, the
Democratic Presidential candl-
date, of ''pussyfooting and dods-
ing the controversial issue, in
which Lodge has been embodied
for week.
Let him declare where he
stands" Lodge said to ncwsmen,
IF he's against it, let him say
So"
WHEN LODGE arrived FOR a
swing through the district, he
was asked about charges that ne
was "reneging" on reported
pledges that a Negro would be
appointed to a Nixon Cabinet.
He said there ought to be a
Negro in the Cabinet because 1t
would do enormous good for
United States foreign relations
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
NAACP Branches Aid
Tenn. Bios Victims

SOMERVILLE. Tenn, A
moving van of food and clothing
for Negro residents Of surround
ing Fayctte County, arrived here
this week from the Bronx, NY,
NAACP.
II is part Of the Associations
nationwide drive TO aid victims
of intimidations. threats, repri-
sails and violence in Haywood and
Faycttc counties who attempted
to register and vote.
Bronx NAACP members re-
sponsiblc for the shipment we're
Mrs. LaRuth Carson, chairman,
and Mesdamcs Maggie McRac,
Critic Cohn, Lillian DcCosta.
Lest Williams, Carol Manning and
Mary Johnson Lowe, branch prcsi-
dent.
Additional committee members
we're MeSsrs. Henry Jones,
Srawley Hunt and Bonnie Butler.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

ence cf newspaper reporters.
NAACP Field Secretary Ro-
bert Saunders reported that the
selectivc buying campaign OF the
entire downtown business dis
trict here has gained momentum.
Many Negroes are substituting
out of town papers for the Jack
sonvillc Times Union, local daily
practicing a biased editorial po-
Icy on race relations.
Used car dealers have also
felt the loss of business and pub
licly complained.
Meanwhile. several white or
ganization have met with NAACP
youth council officers and have
expressed desire to aid in inn
proving Jacksonville's race pic
ture.
The Florida State Conference
of .NAACP branches has slated
its annual meeting for Orlando,
October 20-23.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
Lodge Predicts Negro
In Nixon Cabinet

and also fulfill the national pur-
pose.
Il will make this prediction
he said IF Richard Nixon is
elected. there will be a qualified
Negro in the Cabinet"
This reporter and q phofos-
rspher then understood him TO
add, That . promise" Lodge
later denied he had used the
word promise"
The word was not in record
ing of the interview, and an
other reporter at the scene said
he did not hear it.
Johnson said no Cabinet post
should be esrmsrked for Ne
gro, a Texan. a Baptist. . catholic
or anyone simply because OF race.
creed or residence.
Personally, / don't think a
mans race, religion or section
of birth should bar him from
any post for which he is quail
flied"
THE EcR o-in-the- Cabinet
question dominated ncwsmcn's
questions Lodges stops.
He said he relied his proposal
has Startled several esfimsbie
journals" and others but that the
American people are taking u
calmy.
This is where my party stands
and this is where | stand"
He was quoted as offering the
statement as a pledge, but he
added that he had not discussed
his speech with Nixon.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

Disclosure of the NAACP Of
fer followed newspaper accounts
of the detention of Ferdinand
Oyono, permanent delegate of
the CAMERON TO the United
Nations, by New York City po-
lice.
Mr.. Oyono has charged that
he was singled out of crowd by
the police who demanded his
identification papers.
lover the years" Mr.. wilkins
added, this Association has
maintained active though inform.
al relations with many African
leaders, and these contacts have
been steadily increasing"
Secretary wilkins letter. dis.
patched October Z. emphasized
that I'VE in the National Asso.
citation for the Advancement oil
Colored People. botn as Ameri'
cans deeply committed to the
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22


In a letter to UN Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold, MA
ACP Executive Secretary Roy
wilkins noted that the Associa-
ton is in unique position
to be of assistance in the present
case"
He recalled in this connection
the reciprocal impact of their
fight for independence and our
fight for equality In this country,
together with the many analogics
arising thcrcfrom.
Mr.. wilkins said that lin the
specific instances OF charges OF
discriminatory treatment In places
Of public accommodation, we can
move TO invoke the statutory
projections which are applicable.
Where the dissatisfaction rests
upon misunderstanding. we can
be Of help in promoting under.
standing"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
Sees Tan Cabinet
Post In COP Victory
Name West Virginia
NAACP New Officers

BLUEFIELD, w. VA. - The
West Virginia NAACP State Con-
ference reelected the Rev. C..
Anderson Davis of this city as
president at the Associations 10
annual state session here Oct.
70.
Elected vice president was Jesse
Martin of Logan County branch;
secretary. Mrs. Corrine Davis of
Parkersburg; and treasurer, Mrs.
Memphis I. Garrison of Hunting
ton.
Atty. Willard Brown was APP
pointed legal redress chairman.
Sessions we're held a the John
Stewart Methodist Church.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
l4TH PROTESTANT REFORMATION FESTIVAL

Masonic Temple Auditorium
October %, 1850
400 pm.
III
DIR. GEORGE M DOcHERTY
Minister, New York Ave. United Pres Church
Washington D. c.
Successor to the late Peter Marshall
MAGNETIC, WINSOME, CHALLENGING
SCOTTISH PREACHER"
THRILLING MUSIC
cOLORFUL PROFESSIONAL
SALVATION ARMY CITADEL BAND
LARGE MASSED CHORUS
General Chairman REV. EMIL GAvERLUK
Under Auspices
DETROIT COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
Is (. COLUMBIA DETROIT u m'~''
MARK D. LITTlER. President
G. MERRILL LENOx. Executive Director
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
Dentists License Pulled

The license of DR.. William
Winokur. dentist, 2026 Wood
ward. charged with permitting
an unqualified employe to prac-
tice dentistry, has been revoked
by the State Board of Dentistry.
The board gave DR.. Winokur
80 days in which to close his
offices and return his license.
DR.. Winokur has a large pa
tronage among Negroes.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
NAACP Offers To Correct
Bias Against UN Delegates

United Nations and as citizens
with more than ordinary inter.
est in the democratic indcpcn-
dence of the African nations. are
Of course greatly concerned"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
ANOTHER READER TO THE c.s. MONITOR. 1905
"AMERlCA PREPARED"

WITH ALL DUE CREDIT TO THE DEMOCRATS W.T.
DOES THEIR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE 'NS'Si o'o o
BscerviNc THE PUBLIC IN POLITICAL TALKS BY
WARNINGS OF AMERICAS UNDERGRADUATES? THERE
Is No TRUTH IN 1T. SOVIET RUSSIA WOULD HAVE Al
lacked US BEFORE THIS IF 1T THOUGHT WE weke
Nor PREPARED. 1T KNOWS BETTER THAN thai. '. ;,
has THE FACTS AT HAND. 1T KNOWS thai oon
SToCKPlLE or NUcLEAR WEAPONS IS GREATER INA"
THEIRS. y
AMERICA is RIGHT ON ITS TOES, FULL .n.
PARED TO DEFEND ITSELF AGAINST ANY FOE WIZ
WOULD HAVE TIE AuDAcITY TO ATTACK 1T.
Hohokvs, NJ. PAULINE
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

NEW YORK-ReCenty recurring reports OF complaints
nv African delegates to the United Nations OF unpleasant
treatment while here have led the NAACP TO oiier It's
services n whatever way be- appropriate for correc
ton of conditions which have led to the unpleasant expert
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE LECTURE

Observation-Disclosures: Florence Middavgh CHURCH,
2l0l Livernos. PM. Friday, October IL.
C.S. Sentinel 1913
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
Questions To The Candidates" Election Edition MOI

LAS LIPPMAN SEES IT
"WHY ARE THEY A MATTER OF
PRINCIPLE N0W?"
THE ISLANDS 0FMATsU AND QUEMoY. OFF
THE EAST COAST OF CHINA. NOW HELD
BY F0RM0sA,
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE: ''
BY ANDREW r. FRUEHAUF cs Ill
ALERT CITIZENS HEBREW LIPPMANN SWITCHED
FROM WIlKIE TO F.D.R FOR A THIRD TERM
See MATSU AND 0UEMOY, Pace 2
DETROIT CHAPTER AMERICANS UNITED EoP
SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE
POAU
presents
DR.. HUGH r. FARRELL
FORMER ROMAN CATHOLIC MONK
THE HIERARCHY IN THE U.s.A."
THURSDAY, OCTOBER II, 1860 800 Pm.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Woodward and Adams
Use entrance Adams. The meeting will be held in
the auditorium the second floor
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

liams college In 1882, the new
appointee was director of public
relations at Lane college, Jack
son. Tenn. and instructed courses
in journalism and conference
Mr.. Moore. a native Texan, at
tended schools in Kingsville and
San Antonio, Tex.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22
Excerpts from POAU'S Bulletin
FREEDOM AND SEPARATION"

October 1860, Volume d. Number 3
This the second time that the chapter has been priv
legged TO present DR.. Hugh r. Farrell former Roman Caho
lie monk Many Of you who heard him in March 1853 have
repeatedly asked the chapter have him again.
indeed happy TO do
See FREEDOM Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-10-22

SEE BACK PAGE FOR REVELATIONS OF ETERNAL
PERFECTION OF GODS CREATION YOUR TRUE
BEING ! : AND EXPOSURE OF THE MYTHS :
DEVIL. HELL. SIN, BIRTHS. DISEASE. DEATH.
WARS. MATTER ! ADAM-EvE. NUMEROUS
CAIN. JUDAS : ~cHAsTlY FARCE" : FoolINC
sAuls OF TARsus. 90 YEARS Plus RIP VAN
WRINKLE. N0N-cHQIsT SCIENTIST CLERGY!
IAYMEN, LEADERS. MASSES
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
GAMES SATURDAY
NORTHEAST LEAGUE
II OUOG 80
SCORES

Immaculate Conception Is, st.
Thomas 5
st. Dominic 20, st. Matthias 6
st. Agatha %, st. Catharine Is
GAMES SATURDAY
(At Immaculate Conception GYM
$50 am. Immaculate Conception
VS.. st. Catharine
1880 am. Our Lady of Peace VS..
st. Matthias
1850 am. st. Thomas VS.. st.
Dominic
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Vocation Feature:
Many Haze False Idea
Of Religious Life, Needs

have to be a "combo" of
Charles Atlas, Albert Elm
stein, and Bishop Sheen to
enter the religious life. Good
health, average intelligence,
a good moral and spiritual
life with a love of God and
souls make up the require
ments for serving Him. Test
and see if you have a vo-
cation. The testing and prov
ing grounds are the seminary
or convent.
GOD HAS SAID nothing
yet" and probably He won't.
You will feel it in your
heart, not in your ear. Grace
speaks louder than words.
n JUST o N KNOW"
then think, pray and decide.
You have one life to live, and
one soul to save. Help save
your own soul, by trying to
save others. Frequent Mass
and Holy Communion can
change a doubt into a GER
tainty.
Remember, most of these
questions, or doubts can be
solved through the personal
counsel of a favorite priest or
sister. Better still, get on your
knees, pray before Him and
His Mother and the right
answer is bound to come.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11

of a child walking to Him!
One of the greatest titles
a parent can have is being
priest or sister" A parent is
blessed twice in life with a
son or daughter becoming a
religious, first at birth, and
then at ordination or. profess
sion. Could you have heard a
prouder boast than, "my son
or daughter is a priest or sis
teri"
"l'D RATHER wait a year."
wait for whom and what?
God sometimes asks once.
Invitations are to be ac-
copied, not rejected. Let Him
decide, not you.
"I'M NO ANGEL" shake
hands neither was ! and /
could never seem to find a
halo to fit. Some say that
the most mischievious one be-
comes the best religious. If
that is true, then I'm up for
Canonization." Explain it to
your confessor, let hem de-
eide. ''Teen Angel doesn't
have to be a record, it can be
you.
I'm STUPID when it comes
to books, especially Latin"
you underestimate the patti
ence and ability of our teach
ers. Did you ever hear of the
winning combination of hard
study and the Holy Spirit?
WELL, THERE'S boys or
girls" thanks I hadn't MOTTO
ed. Everyone loves a lover,
even God. Make your love
divine by loving Him alone
and serving His chosen ones.
1t is easier to fall in love
with God than anyone else.
Love is for the asking. Ask
Him. We become what we
love.
HOW DO ! KNOW that I
have a vocation" you don't
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Release Aid
For Vacations

"Bernie Becomes A Num-"
an account of a young girl
entering the convent, is now
available in a paperback edi-
ton.
Written by Sister Maria
del Ray, this story takes the
reader through the various
steps from the time a girl
decides to enter a religious
congregation until she takes
her final VOWS. What she
says applies to any girl en-
tering any of the approx
mately $50 different congre-
cations in this country. The
book contains 200 photo.
graphs.
This paperback edition
may only be obtained from
the Maryknoll Sister, Chi Rho
Arts Dept, Maryknoll, NY.
Price is $1.50.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
WEST LEAGUE
Colleges .

Continued from page 81
tween Santa Clara (20-8) and
Loyola of California (10-6)
will also compete. The two
teams finished in a tie for
the West Coast Athletic Con-
ference title, forcing a play
off.
st. Joseph (Pa.) won the
Middle Atlantic Conference IL
tie last week by defeating
Lafayette, 1886.
Tom Stith, IS junior at ST.
BenavenfUre, was named to
The first team Ali-Ameriean
basketball team selected by
United Press international.
Tony Jackson, 81 Junior at
ST.. Johns tN.Y.), was q sec
ond team winner while Dave
Debussehere, 6.5h sophomore
ut Detroit, was elected to tho
third team.
The Associated Press, mean
while, named Tony Jackson to
its first team All-American
while Tom Stith was picked
for the second team as was
Len Wilkens, a 81 senior at
Providence.
John Carroll UnivsrsIfy's
Basketball team has won its
third straight Presi dents
Athletic Conference title. The
Streaks, who also won the
PAc football title last fall,
had o 10-I conference record
and 1874 overall mark. The
Cleveland school is operated
by the Jesuifs.
= u =
Pete Newell, CALIFORNIA;
coach, has been made coach
of the Year" by the UPI. New
ell, who will take the ath-
letic directors job on July
/, is a graduate of Loyola
University in Los Angeles.
LIE Moyne College, operat-
ed by the Jesuits, has won its
second consecutive Middle
Eastern Conference title.
Villanova tied for the Big
Five title by defeating La
Sale, 6S-52, in its season fl
male. Villanova shares the IL
tie with st. Joseph Pa.).
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Marriage Forum

Central Deanery young adult leaders are shown
planning for the annual Marriage Forum which begins
Sunday at the K of c auditorium at 7:30 pm The
first speaker will be DR.. Charles Myers, who will dis
are Rita Taraba, St. Mary MasdaIene, co-chairman of
the series; DR.. Myers; Tom Hard, St. Augustine, vice.
president of the Central Deanery Council Of Catholic
Youth, young adult division; and FIR. Robert Reilly,
Central Deanery Moderator. Other speakers include
DR.. and Mrs. Frank Binder, who will discuss the So
eiaI problems of marriage on March 20; and Fr. George
A. FUIcher, Editor in chief of The Catholic Times,
who will discuss the Sacrament OF Marriage, on March
~. The marriage Forum is a program of the young
adult division. High school seniors are invited to
attend.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
CYC Basketball
TOURNEY SCORES
Senior

Christ the King 81, st. Aloysius 4S
Lady of Victory SO, st. Catharine
So
Corpus Christi A, st. Mary Mag
daIene SO
Lady of Victory so, st. Thomas 81
Immaculate Conception 81, st. Au-
gustsne ID
st. James the Less as, Dennison
st. Mary IL
st. Agatha 43, Corpus Christi 81
Lancaster St. Mary as, st. Francis
81
Holy Name 2, st. Mary Magdalene
0 (forfeit)
Lady of Peace az, st. Andrew 81
st. Christopher 81, Christ the
KiuO 40
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Hish Division
Paul Lynch
Talks To Youth

Rep. Paul J. Lynch will
speak Sunday at 7:30 pm. at
the CYC headquarters on "The
Separation Of Church and
State" His lecture will be the
second in a series of three
forums presented by the st.
Dominic CYC hi-division.
Helen Weind, president, Rich
ard Isabel and Carolyn Gil
christ are chairmen of the SIS
There Something Wrong with
Catholics?" forum.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
MENU
Young Adults
SUNDAY

Young Adults
Sunday
1870 pm. - At. st. Charles: st.
Mary Magdalene go VS.. st. Cath
arine 900; Corpus Christi 600 VS..
st. John the Baptist (6-3);
$3.50 pm. - Rosary 90 vs..
Lancaster st. Mary ga.
High Division
At. st. Charles: 4:30 p.m.-Lan-
caster st. Mary (6-5) VS.. Holy
Name (6.S).
High Division
At. st. Agatha: 2 pm. - Lady
of Victory (9-3) VS.. Immaculate
Conception GA; 3 pm. st.
James the Less (8-3) VS.. st. Agatha
10-1); 4 pm. Lady of Peace
(9-2) VS.. st. Christopher $50.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
Vocation Feature:
BY Fr. Raymond LaveIIe
assistant Pastor,
St. Agnes)

Frequently God drops
the question of religious
life into our hearts. The
clever devil often turns
the question into a doubt,
Could you be or were you
thinking Of becoming a priest,
sister or brother?
Is there a doubt because of
parents, friends, or the world?
Did you fall for their line"
instead of His liner" Re-
member one line is from
earth, the other is from
heaven. God is your "life
line" Let us not follow the
"line" of least resistance.
Here are a few questions
or doubts that could be in the
minds and hearts of those
who contemplate Him and His
work.
"I'M TOO U the
youngest child can be taught
to love God. Are you too
young to sin? No, then how
can you be too young to
serve God? Are you too young
to become a Saint? 1t does
not take "much time" to be-
come a Saint, just much
love-"
"I,M NOT SURE or MY.
SELF" this may be true,
but have you ever talked it
over with a priest or a sister?
Don't you thing the devil has
his skillful hands in many of
those doubts and perplexities?
If you are not sure, task one
who owns one."
my PARENTS WON'T
LET ME-" God lends children
to parents for God, not for
themselves. How dare a par.
ent directly halt the footsteps
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11

Stars salary: the haul of
fame.
Catholic Digest. March.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
SENIOR DIVISION
NORTH LEAGUE
Final ~Sfandinss)
SCORES

Our Lady of Victory %, st. An
drew 81.
st, Agatha 81, st. James is
Immaculate Conception %, Our
of Peace is,
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
JUNIOR DIVISION
LEAGUE
SCORES

st. Mary Magdalene as, st. Fran
els 8
Corpus Christi 81, Our Lady of
Victory 10
GAMES SATURDAY
TAT Mary Magdalene GYM
$50 am. st. Leo VS.. st. Aloysius
1890 am. Our Lady of Victory VS..
st. Ladislas.
1880 am. st. Francis VS.. Corpus
Cbrfefi
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1960-03-11
CYC Girls Leagues :.
SCORES

SCORES
st. AIoysius 10, st. Dominic II
st. Mary Magdalene SO, st. Au.
gustine Is
st. Francis Is, st. Leo IL
GAMES SUNDAY
cat st. Mary Magdalene GYM
l pm. Corpus Christi VS.. st. Leo
2 pm. st. Francis VS.. st. Mary
Magdalene
3 pm. st. Augustine VS.. st. Alloy
SiuS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
NUMISMATIC NOTES
conodion coins-l3
The fourth and most recent

The fourth and most recent
Of the commemorative silver
dollars issued by Canada was
struck in 1858 to mark the
centennial of the establish
ment of British Columbia as
a crown colony. 1t has by far
the largest mintage, $780,
564.
The diverse shows the usual
portrait of Queen Elizabeth
II. The reverse is a totem
pole representing a raven
with a blunted beak. In one
Of the lower segments of the
pole are the initials of the
designer. Stephen Trelika of
Thornhill. Ontario.
The unusual design of the
dollar attracted much at
tention and started a contro-
versy which received consid-
cradle coverage in the Cana
dian press. Some experts on
Indian art identified the pole
as a mortuary pole of one of
the Western Indian tribes,
and predicted that such
death money" would not be
accepted in the area.
Mr.. Trenka vigorously de-
MED copying any specific
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
BIoIodmobiIe's
Visits Listed

During the past week the Red
Cross Washington Regional
Blood Center distributed 1,595
pints of blood in the District
and the communities covered
by the bloodmobile in Mary
land. Virginia and West Vir-
ginia.
The center distributed 1913
pints in the District. 357 in
Maryland. 223 in Virginia. SO
in West Virginia and SO outside
the area.
Donors may give blood at the
bloodmobile during its regular
schedule this week, or at the
center, POPS E street NV. from
/ to 8:45 pm. Monday and
from 9 am. to 4:30 pm. Tues
day through Friday.
The bloodmobile will make
the following stops this week;
Monday - Montgomery County, John
HOPKINS Applied Physics Laboratory, bS35
Arlington road, Bethesda, Md, I to AIS
pm; Fauquier County, Vint Hill Farms
Station Service Club, 2 am. to 2:45 pm;
Louisa County, New Health Building,
Louisa, Va, 10 am. to AIS pm.
Tuesday Alexandria Chapter, Aol Duke
street, Alexandria, 10 am. to .3:A5 pm;
Fredericksburg-Spotsy Aos Canal
street, Fredericksburg, noon to 5:45 pm;
Arlington County Chapter, Giant Food
Store, 1888 Arlington boulevard, Arlington,
/ 10 am. to 3:AS pm.
Wednesday d. C. Chapter, PentagOn
Choral room on the concOurse. $50 am.
to PAS PM; D. C. Chapter, Main Navy,
Ccretitution avenue at Eighteenth street
NV, Room 254l, $50 am. to PAS pm;
d. G. Chapter, Department Of Justice,
Great Hall, 10 am. to 3:45 pm.
Thursda Fairfax County, Service
Club !, South Post, Fl. Belvoir, $50
am. to 2:l5 pm; D. c. Chapter, Depart
ment Of Labor. conference rooms A, B,
and c, 10 am. to 3:45 Pm; King
Georges Chapter, Mcdowell Community
House. Dahlgren, Va. 10 am. to 7:45 pm.
Friday-D. c. Chapter, Naval Research
Laboratory, Building 81, main entrance,
Overlook boulevard, 2 am. to 2:45 p.m.i
stafford County, Stafford High School
Gymnasium. Stafford, Va, pm. to Jas
! pm. 10y"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-11-27
CAMERA ANGLES
Photography Gifts
Women Can Share

ton, it might not take all
the way but she may. at least
get a feeling for some of
photographs rewards-and
Illustrations. And this will
probably take place when she
gets her first set of prints
back.
But what kind of camera
should you give her? How
do you start her off with
something simple but a
camera that will promise a
budding photo lobbyist bet
ter things to come?
Many Box Cameras
Some 70 per cent of the
cameras sold each year are
of the simple box-type. And
many women prefer these for
their simplicity. There are
quite a few to choose from,
each with features that make
them most appropriate for
the woman who SHES away
from complex gadgets and
fussing.
A small flash camera would
be ideal for the average
woman. The small box jobs
Ire big enough to give emf
lently erlargeable negatives
and yet are small enough to
get lost in one of those ample
handbags women carry. And
a dozen of the peanut-size
or smaller f1ashbulbs the
camera uses needs no more
room than a compact.
With one familiar little
camera, the Brownie Twin
20, your beginner can pop
away at eye level or-what
many women prefer-steady
the camera at waist level
for wiggle-free picture TAX
ing. This camera, which
also has its excellent coun-
terparts by other manu-
facturers, uses a 620-square
negative size that will en-
courage the neophyte to try
some cropping and charging
in the darkroom.
So remember, when shop
ping Photographic this
Christmas, that with all the
emphasis on togetherness
that abounds today. it makes
sense to share a passion such
as photography.