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Evening star., 1960-12-16
Don't LsOlk .Lllstless
WEDDINGS


| Announcement Is made Of
The marriage Of Mary Flor
ence Allen, daughter Of the
9ate DR.. and Mrs. Samuel w.
ALLEN Of Little Rock, Ark,
10 Mr.. N. Rustam. The
wedding took place Novem-
Der 26 at the home Of friends
in Washington,
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Maestro Mocovescu
Honored at Fete

The Minister Of the Ru-
manian Peoples Republic and
Mrs. Macevescu entertained
at q cocktail and buffet last
evening in honor of Rumani-
an Conductor George George
scu, who Is in Washington
this week conducting the Ma
tional Symphony Orchestra.
Mr.. Georgescu conducted
the symphony at Constitution
Hall Tuesday and Wednes-
day evening. and again yes.
terday afternoon at Lisner
Auditorium.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Open House

The Washington Alumnae
Of zeta Tau Alpha will hold o
Christmas open house from
5 to Z pm. Sunday at the
home Of Miss Betty Hender-
son. Spring Valley.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Its A DATE

and Bruce. Hunt menswear.
Vincent and Vincent hair
styles. Joy Kops will do the
commentary. A Models
Guild presentation.
Evening star., 1960-12-16
Annual Fete

The Rockville Wheaton
Synagogue Sisterhood win
stage its annual Chanukah
party from 1880 to s pm.
Sunday at the Wheaton wood
Elementary School.
The future outlook., 1960-09-17
this WEEKS SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON

in A. Powell Davies, who left
a large Methodist parish in Lon
don to become pastor of two
village churches in Maine. His
last church was in Washington,
DC, where his influence was
like a breath of fresh air in
fetid atmosphere. He became the
conscience of the capital.
Finally, our leaders should
truly love people. Love is the
secret of the power of much
leadership.
Charles Wesley went to New
gate Prison to speak to the
prisoners and found there an
African waiting to be hanged.
Wesley told him of the Shepherd
who laid down his life for the
sheep, and the astonished man
cried out: "What! was it for
me?" The next night Wesley
was locked in with the criminals
wro were to be hanged in the
morning and administered to all
the sacrament of the Lords
Supper.
There is something deeply
moving in leadership that has
compassion for common people.
It is no wonder that the early
MethodiSts grew in numbers.
Today there is great need for
leadership that cares for people.
Theresa Gee, a fifteen-year-old
girl, was shot down on the
streets of New York in jul
venile gang war. Her pastor
transferred her funeal srevices
to the famous Trinity Church in
order to impress the city with
the enormity of its sin. At this
service he said:
"She has become a symbol of
the utter failure of our urban
society to make it possible for
young people to grow to adult
hood without the nagging pres
cnce of tragic experience.
... We are the guilty ones, the
police, the social workers, the
clergy, and the citizenry."
Since this sermon, two more
teenagers have been slain on
New York's streets. The roots
Of this problem lie partially in
the sordid conditions in the
slums Of New York which the
'good' people tolerate. The con-
Germ that prompted this minister
to aise his voice against such
evils is a saving sign.
We must remember that
Micah was a laynan when he
stood up to the false leaders of
his day. This job of delivering
civilization from ruin is not for
clergymen only. 1t can be ach-
ieved only with the help of dedi-
Gated lay persons.
Spiritual Power
BY what miracle did Micah
find the sheer courage to stand
up against the mighty Of his
day? Says he,
g. . am filled with power,
with the Spirit Of the Lord,
and with justice and might,
to declare to Jacob his tranSgreS-
sion and to Israel his SIM"
(Micah 3:8)
This is an astonishing and an
awesome claim. Here is a man
so aware of Gods power that he
can speak thus. AS a result he
is humble, alert, confident, as
sured, and dead in earnest.
History indicates that great
spiritual leaders who have had
this same conviction and have
made this same claim have lived
effective lives. Because George
Muller had no children of his
own, he established a home for
orphans in Bristol, England,
which eventually housed 5000
bOvS and girls. since he believed
The future outlook., 1960-09-17
FALSE LEADERSHIP
BRINGS RUIN


PURPOSE OF OUR STUDY |
To note the results. of bad
leadership and to discover the
qualities that make good lead
ers.
SCRIPTURE
Read the lesson from your
Bible: Micah 8. We print select
ed verses below.
Micah 3:1-6a, 9-12
l And I said:
Hear, you heads of Jacob
and rulers Of the house of
Israel!
1t is not for you to know
juStice?-
2 You who hate the good and
love the evil
who tear the skin from off
my people,
and their flesh from off
their bones;
8 who eat the flesh of my people
and fly their skin from off
them,
and break their bones in
pieces,
and chop them up like meat
in a kettle,
like flesh in a oaldron.
4 Then they will cry to the
Lord,
but he will not answer them;
he will hide his face from
them at that time,
because they have made
their deeds evil.
5 Thus says the Lord concerning
the prophets
who lead my people astray,
who cry ''Peace'
when they have something
to eat,
but declare war against him
who, puts nothing into their
mouths. -
6 Therefore it shall be night to
= you, without vision,
and darkness to you, with
out divination.
9 Hear this, you heads Of the
house of Jacob
and rulers of the house of
Israel,
who abhor justice
and pervert all equity,
10 who build Zion with blood
and Jerusalem with wrong.
II It's heads give judgements
for a bride,
its priests teach for hire,
it's prophets divine for
money;
yet they lean upon the Lord
and say,
"Is it not the lord in the
midst of us?
No evil shall come upon
U.S."
IL Therefore because of you
Zion shall be ploWed as a
field;
Jerusalem shall become
heap of ruins,
and the mountain Of the
house a wooded height.
Memory Selection:
The ways of the Lord are rigrt,
and the upright walk in them,
but trangressors stumble in
them. Hosea 14:9
THE BIBLE EXPLAINED
Our text is part of an address
given before a gathering of i'm
portant leaders in Jerusalem.
Micah speaks >straightforwardly
and tells these men that they
are raging the people to ruin.
Micah 8: 1-3. Heads Of Jacob
rulers Of the house of Israel:
These were government Off
cials. Who eat the flesh of my
neOnIe. To most Of the neOp1e
The future outlook., 1960-09-17

| VINO ndQ DecOne rackeCeerS. Iney
did their bidding but conducted
a holy inquisition against any,
one who would not take their
orders.
/ Verse IL. Because Of you:
Because the national leaders
were corrupt, destruction would
come to Jerusalem and the land
around it.
THE LESSON INTERPRETED
There is something frighten-
ingly contemporary about Micah.
In a period of national jeopardy
he stood before a gathering of
important Jewish leaders and
warned them that their leader
ship had brought destruction to
Jerusalem and the land around
it.
Isarel's political leaders show
ed no concern for the common
folk but sought only their
special privileges. They con-
Quoted rackets and punished all
who did not favor them. (Mioah
3:5) Their judges were corrupt
and took bribes. Priests had no
courage but spoke flatteringly
to the people and thus increased
their feelings of self-righteous-
ness. They continually reminded
the citizens that they were Gods
chosen people.
Micah opposed this situation
by declaring that these leaders
would bring about the nations
destruction. Then he pointed
to the misery in the land and
said God was ready to strike.
Naturally, this language of re-
volution stirred up trouble. Of
course the priests felt that Micah
was a hereto. When anyone
qcestions the prevailing utter
anoces of religion, some men al
ways wish to discount their
opinions in this fashion.
Marks of Poor Leadership
Today, evenI as in the time of
=, Micah, false leadership threat
ems ruin. Dean Acheson, former
Secretary of State, lashed out
at President Dwight Eisenhower
for seeking a settlement of the
Berlin crisis through negotia-
ton, saying: 'It is playing the
Soviet game to agree even to
discuss the Berlin situation.
There is nothing to talk about.
The present occupation status is
quite satisfactory. 1t could en-
dure for the indefinite future"
Here is a situation so grave as
to threaten war. Here also is
leadership that says, 'Let us do
nothing about it." This is bad
leadership.
Some leaders are power hun
cry. We saw this when Adolf
Hitler and Francisco Franco
took their places on history's
stage. In order to save ourselves
from ruin, we should be alert to
indications that persons are
power-mad and should be ready
to oppose thtir selfish desires to
use others for wrong purposes.
| Good Leaders
| What are some of the qualities
of good leaders?
First, persons in places of
leadership should have firm re-
ligious convictions. When a num-
ber of citizens became cynical
regarding an approaching elec-
ton, I heard one of the oandi-
dates say: 81 am a follower of
| Christ and wish to be known as
such. If elected, l shall honestly
try to be guided by the prin-
ciples Of Jesus"
This simple utterance trans
formed his fellow citizens from
a mood of cynicisn to one Of
hope. They went out to work for
clean government.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
18 Survive Crash
OfAirIiner, Dies

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, April
6 (AP).-The co-pilot of a Mica
raguan airlines passenger plane
was killed today in a crash
landing on a mountainside,
Lanica Airline officials reported.
An infant was reported seri-
ously hurt.
The airline said three Amer
leans were among the 18 pas
sengers who survived. They
were identified as Marcus VAL
dez, Phillips Cardizolez and
William Fister. 1t did not give
the home addresses.
Lanica officials said five per-
sons were seriously injured but
did not identify them.
The crash occurred when an
engine failed shortly after take
of from the airport at Siuna,
$50 miles north of Managua.
Evening star., 1960-04-06
SYmington Hits
Complacency'

SALISBURY, Md, April 9
(AP). - Senator Symington,
Democrat of Missouri, a can
didate for the Democratic pres
idential nomination, says his
party can win the November
election because "the people
sense America is headed down
the wrong road"
They want to reverse the
course before we've passed the
point Of no return" Senator
Symington said last night at
a Jackson Day dinner rally.
About 1,500 Democrats at
tended.
\ Senator Symington dwelt
long on criticism of the Eisen-
hover administration.
Our people are concerned.
believe me, deeply concerned,
that this great country, which
has always been admired for
getting things done, is grad
ually Slipping-losing its place
in the world to lesser nations,
with lesser resources and op-
posite ideals.
Most of all, our people are
worried about the self-satisfac-
ton and complacency of this
administration"
He said the Democrats have
a double responsibility-"to
unity our party and our coun-
try" He did not say how he
proposes to unity the party,
split into factions over the civil
rights issue.
Senator Symington said the
Democrats could save the tax
payers many billions a year
through good business man
agement."
He said there are two ways
to make a prof1t-increased
revenue from sales or reduction
in costs.
For seven years, this admin
istration has looked at revenues
alone-borrowing heavily on the
national credit and opposing
tax cuts for the average man.
They have ignored - at
heavy 9oss to the Nation-the
factor Of cost" he said |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Club to Hear
Lord lennox

Lord Nicholas Gordon Len
nox, Second Secretary Of the
British Embassy. will address
the Pendulum Business and
Professional Women's Club at
a dinner meeting tomorrow
at 722 Jackson place NV.
The speaker will discuss
the World Refugee Year"
what free world nations are
doing to help relocate and
provide for the 2.5 million
refugees in Europe and the
Near and Far East who are
still unsettled.
The dinner will start at
Sis pm. Reservations may
be made through Mrs.
Thomas M. Dolan, 2l15 Drex-
ell street, West Hyattsville,
Md.
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EmbossyGroup
To Be Feted

Several members Of the
diplomatic circle are expect
ed to attend a meeting Of
the Salvation Army Auxil-
larry to be held at 2::30 pm.
tomorrow at Salvation Army
headquarters.
The honor guests will in
clude Mrs. Castro, wife of
the Ambassador Of Ell Saw
ador, with their daughter.
Mrs. Charles Dale Everhart:
Mrs. Hearne. wife of the
Irish Ambassador, and Mrs.
Batra, wife of the Military
and Naval Attache at the
Indian Embassy.
A musical program will be
presented after the business
session by Mrs. Barnee Bree-
skin, who has sung in opera,
and tea will follow.
Mrs. Leigh Brite, the hos
tess, will be assisted by Mrs.
Gudrun Hunt, Mrs. Fred
erick Cullen and Mrs. John
Davis.
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Low in SUGAR

Mrs. E. G., Alexandria
This recipe is one of the
very few low sugar cakes
available. 1t is a Diabetic Diet
Recipe Sponge Cake.
Take / cup sifted flour, S
egg whites. 5 egg yolks, Y
cup sugar, l tablespoon
sweetener, tablespoon lemon
juice, 2 tablespoons cold
Gce cold). "a teaspoon cream
tarter, "a teaspoon salt.
Beat egg whites, salt and
cream of tartar until frothy.
Continue beating until it
holds peaks. Gradually add
ing sugar. Place cold water,
sweetening, lemon juice, yolks
in another bowl, heat until
,frothy. then beat in flour un-
til smooth. Fold into stiffly
beaten whites.
Bake in 9-inch ungreased
tube pan at $50 degrees for
As minutes. Remove from
oven. Invert pan and allow
cake to cool in pan before
removing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

CdIIlpIIlS OuI.
Are fresh meats, milk, and
eggs available at the general
stores in the Park? Or are we
correct in assuming that we
should stock up before enter
ing the park? Should we
carry canned goods with us?
Is ice for coolers available
there? How about, propane
gas cylinders for our camp
stove should we need extras?
Since we will be sleeping in
the station wagon and a tent,
we would be interested in
knowing if cars can be
parked in the camping
grounds. Is swimming al
lowed in the lake, or will 1t
be too cool for that? Do you
recommend establishing one
camp site and sightseeing
from there, or travelling
from one site to another?
Will we be able to cover
most of the sights in five or
six days? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
White Rolls

To Mrs. A. F. S., Arlington
Mrs. w. N. K, Siluer Spring
Here Is a recipe for super
yeast white rolls.
Take / cake yeast, u cup
warm water, 2 cups scalded
milk, Ia teaspoons salt, 4
tablespoons sugar, 6 cups
sifted flour. 8 tablespoons
shortening.
Pour scalded milk over
shortening and sugar. When
lukewarm, add 2 cups -four
and yeast which has been dis
solved in the water and beat
we'll.
Add the salt and rest Of
the flour and stir up. Turn
onto board and knead until
smooth ball Is formed. Put
into a creased bowl and let
rise until double in bulk.
Shape into cloverleaf or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09

Mrs. c. c., Washington
I would appreciate it very
much if someone would adj
wise me how to go about
cleaning f1ngerprints of of
lacquered Ozark green) furni-
ture.
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Fluffy Sweater

Mrs. r. L. W., Washington
How does one wash those
lovely fluffy sweaters that are
in style now; or can you wash
them? Must they be dry
cleaned? Many thanks for all
answers.
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Wine Punch

Miss S. p, Washington
Does anyone have a recipe
for Sangria, that wonderful
wine punch that is served in
Spain? It will be so gay for
summer parties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
Looking Ahead
w. H.. KensinCtou

w. H., henStngL0n
Does anyone know where I
can obtain five-year horo-
scope magazines? ANY infor-
nation will be appreciated.
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READERS
CLEARING HOUSE
Cross-Country Camping With Children
Mrs. H. L. w., Rockville

We are planning trip to Yellowstone National Park in
the latter part of June camping out reach
destination possible to make the trip in five days. going
to the through the Black Hills South Dakota? Since
this will be first attempt at camping have three
-schoolers) would appreciate tips concerning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-03-09
WEE WOMEN

whatever shapes desired. Put
into muffin tins and let rise
until double in size. Bake Is
to 20 minutes in 425-degree
oven.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Body From Desert
To Be Identified

HEIDELBERG, Germany.
Aug. "a (AP).-A body recently
found in the Libyan Desert and
believed to be that of an Ameri-
can World War II flyer will be
flown next week to West Ger
many for Identification, United
States Army officials said yes
terday.
A British petroleum crew
found the remains early this
month about 35 miles east of
the well-preServed wreckage of
the four-engined bomber Lady
Be Good. lost in 1943 on its re-
turn from a raid over Italy.
The nine crew members. who
bailed out before the bomber
made an almost perfect pilot
less landing, perished on a trek
Of several days. The remains
OF seven were found earlier this
year.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Slayer Scheduled
To Die in October

BALTIMORE, Aug. 25 (AP)
Leonard B. Hall jr. will die in
the Maryland Penitentiary gas
chamber the week of October 3
for the 1859 Staying of a &C.
year-old woman.
The 22-year-old laborer. orig
inally from Keansburg, N. j..
was convicted of murder last
November and the death SEN
tence was upheld last month
by the Court of Appeals.
The victim, Mrs. Anna B.
Gaff. was slam last October in
the kitchen Of the tavern op-
Grated by her husband in Es-
sex. Hall was arrested "a hours
later and accused of having
stabbed her six times with a
kitchen knife.
The execution date was fixed
by Judges w. Albert Menchine
and James j. Lindsay, who pre-
sided at the trial in Baltimore
County Circuit Court. The
warden of the penitentiary will
set the exact execution date
during the week ordered by the
court.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
POWERS
!: Reds Let Wife Visit
(. W Pilot in His Cell

Barbara said she told her
husband she was leaving to-
morrow and he accepted this
news calmly.
Barbara already had asked
Soviet Premier Nikita Khru-
schev, vacation ing Yalta, to
grant her an interview.
Unless a meeting is arranged
with Mr.. Khrushchev or Mr..
Brezhnev, she will leave Mos
COW tomorrow for Paris. Ac-
companied by her mother, Mrs.
Monteen Brown of Milledgeville,
Ga, and DR.. Baugh, she plans
to spend a few days in the
French capital with a brother
OF Dr.. Baugh.
Parents in New York
Powers mother and father,
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver w. Powers
of Pound, Va, arrived back in
New York 'ast night.
Barbara todry wrote a Sec
ond letter to EIr. Khrushchev
expressing her regret that she
had to leave without seeing
him. If there are no further
developments, the letter will be
delivered just before she leaves.
Barbara's plans in the United
States are uncertain.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
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machine was commanded to
produce all statutes relating to
the following situation:
A charitable hospital is con-
templating putting up a large
out-patient building down.
town. 1t proposes to rent out
the ground floor, a choice COM
mercial location, to dress
shop, using the rental income
for charitable purposes.
Can the value of the prop
erty be split, so as to put on
the tax rolls only that portion
used for the commercial en-
terprise?
The orders given the ma
chine were to search its vocabu-
larry for words having to do
with taxation. exemption and
portions partly commercial"
and to cite statutes pertinent
to the situation described.
In the demonstration, it took
the machine four minutes to
search for the words, four min
utes to find the citations and
would nave taken it about 26
minutes to print out all peril
nent law, if someone had not
concluded the demonstration
by pushing a button.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
House Group OKs
$500 Million Aid
To Latin America
BY the Associated Press

The House Foreign Affairs
Committee today approx d
President Eisenhower's request
for a $500 million Latin Anger
ican aid fund and 500 million
more to be used mainly in
Africa.
Chairman Morgan, Democrat
of Pennsylvania, said the issue
was settled by a 21-6 vote al
though the bill has not yet
been sent formally to the House.
A few changes in language are
being made, he said.
Already approved by the SEN
ate, the presidential program
calls for authorization of $500
million for social and economic
development in Latin America,
$100 million for aid to earth
quake-ravaged Chile and $l00
million to be added to the Presi-
dents foreign aid contingency
fund. The $500 million is not
to be Immediately appropriated.
The contingency fund addi-
ton is to be used mainly in the
Congo and other emergent
African areas, the administra-
ton has said.
1t was understood this section
of the bill came in for the most
fire during the committees two
days of closed sessions, with
Representative Hays, Democrat
of Ohio. seeking to tighten the
language as to how the funds
might be used in the Congo.
However, Mr.. Morgan said there
was no move to deny the funds.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Senate Bill Lets
Engineer Marry

A Washington consulting
engineer is one step closer to
the marriage altar and very
happy" thanks to House pas
sage of a bill which would per-
nit his japanese sweetheart to
enter the United States.
The bill, which was passed
by the Senate about two
months ago, has been sent to
the White House for President
Eisenhower's signature.
1t would permit Miss Sachiko
Kato, 26, of Tokyo to come to
this country to marry Marcel
F. Hoppe, Sc, of GIG Nineteenth
street NV.
Mr.. Hoppe met Miss Kato
while he was with an American
engineering firm in Japan. If
the girl marries Mr.. Hoppe
within three months after her
arrival, she will be permitted
to remain here permanently.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
Kennedy Names
Protestant Aide
On Church Issues
BY the Associated Press

Senator Kennedy, a Roman
Catholic. has chosen a Protes-
tant official of the National
Council Of Churches to help
him meet the campaign ques-
tions on the separation of
church and state.
A Kennedy press aide an
nounced yesterday there was
being established within the
Democratic campaign organi-
zation community relations
division" which would seek to
counter anti-Catholic cam
paign literature and answer
questions regarding Mr.. Ken
nedyS position.
Today Kennedy sources said
the new division will be headed
by James w. Wine, associate
general secretary for interpre-
tation of the National Council
of Churches since 1858.
Mr.. Wine, AZ, an elder in the
Presbyterian Church, is a law
yer by profession. He was vice
president of Park College in
Parkville, Mo-, when chosen for
his present Office.
He also has been a Pike
County (KyD judge, a special
circuit judge in that State, and
United States Commissioner
in the eastern district of Ken
lucky.
Represented in the Council
of Churches are "a denomina-
tions with approximately 40
million members. The council
membership includes all ma
jor denominations except the
Southern Baptist Convention.
1t includes the American Bap-
tist Convention, the northern
division of that church.
Evening star., 1960-08-25
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tons of cigarettes, pickles, nuts.
candies and other luxuries.
She also got dozens of paper
backed novels.
The Intourist interpreter,
known to Barbara only as Irene,
promised to deliver all this.
Officials ConSiderate
The prison director told Bar
bara- nothing she could deliver
now would be counted against
the quota of eight Kilograms
Q71a pounds he is allowed to
receive monthly while serving
his sentence.
Barbara said the prison Off
cials were very kind and con-
siderate."
She said her husband told
her that his cell was much
larger than the one he had
while in solitary confinement
awaiting trial. She said it had
a large window.
I'VE could talk freely" she
said. I'VE were entirely alone
for an hour"
The prisoner did not describe
the kind of work he will be
doing, but judging from his re-
quest for heavy clothing it will
be out of doors.