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Evening star., 1960-12-03
$8l Million Jobs
On Rouds Slated

ROANOKE. Va. Dec. 3 (AP)
State Highway Commissioner
II. H. Harris told the States
road contractors yesterday they
Will be invited to bid on about
$50 projects costing more than
$Sl million in the first six
months Of 1851.
I'VE hope these contracts
will be so distributed among
you that each and every con-
tractor will have work during
the coming year." Mr.. Harris
said In a prepared speech at
the Virginia Road Builders AS
ISOLATION convention.
Mr.. Harris. at q luncheon in
his honor. said that through
the first 10 months of this year
the highway department has
placed l65 projects under
contract at q total bid price of
$68.7 million.
He devoted much Of his talk
to the outlook regarding the
interstate program.
"The entire FederAl-aid high.
way program depends to a
large extent on our economic
outlook and on quick and
decisive action by the Congress
that convenes In January" he
said.
At q board meeting Wednes-
day night. H. Raymond Glover
of Lynchburg was elected
president. succeeding Sidney
r. Johnston Of Arlington. Mr..
Glover Is secretary treasurer Of
A. B. Burton Co.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

Baldwin o block away o short
time later in q tavern. The
policeman quoted Baldwin as
saying he planned the shoot
ing the night before and ac-
cused his wife Of infidelity.
Baldwin, Al. Of the 4S00
block Of Powder Mill road,
Beltsville. pleaded not guilty by
reason OF insanity. He testified
he remembered nothing be-
tween the time he bought the
gun and later that night when
he talked TO an undertaken
about his wife.
DR.. Oscar @. Prado. Mary
land director Of correctional
pSychiatry. testified Baldwin
was q passive aggressive
type" but sane now and at the
time Of the shooting. A defense
psychiatrist. DR.. Frank j.
Pagan. jr., Of Washington, said
Baldwin was insane at the time
Of the shooting.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
TODAY's GOOD
MUSIC DIAL

s:oe, WMAL.FM .tles.3 Me-
Prelude to Evening. Works
by Grieg. Sibelius. Arnold.
Rayel. and Tnrina.
s:eo. WASH.FM 1914 Mc.)-
The Opera House. Mascag- =
mis- Cavalleria Rustic&na
and Leoncavallo's Pagiiacci.
$3.50. WGNS AMIN (5so Ke.
and lo5.s Mc.)-Festival Of
Of Music. Works by Vivaldi,
Pergolesi. Baeh h, Strauss.
Couperin. Schumann and
DehuSsy.
1854. WWDC - Music Til
Dawn. Dohnanyi's Varia.
tions on Q Nursery Song.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

medicine in or near Herndon.
The 27-year-old doctor. q
1858 graduate Of the Medical
College Of Virginia. began
practice in Herndon In July
Of last year following the death
Of his father. DR.. Z. c. Shull,
who had practiced for more
than 80 years in the town.
The doctors bringing the
suit against DR.. Shull include
John H. Renner. Frederick w.
Hubach. Joseph w. Linhart,
Robert c. Sullivan and Herbert
8. Gates. jr. fE
DR.. Shull said yesterday he
did not wish to comment on
the suit.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Argentine Closes
Pro-Costro Agency

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina.
Dec. 3 tAP) P).--Police yesterday
closed the pro.Castro news
agency prensa Latina and ar
rested four staff members in an
investigation following Wednes-
days short-lived uprisings in
Argentina.
Govern m e mt and army
sources have insisted the out
breaks were Peronist attempts
to seize power. There has been
no indication they were con-
nected with movements sympa-
thetic to Prime Minister Fldel
Castro Of Cuba. aF,.ls
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Sexy Greek God Turns
Village on Their Vicar

FIELD. England, Dee.s 8
APl%-Dark seinss on among
the tods o. sncient Greece have
rcused the wrath Of 1ield's
iaortals.
And the Vicar Ia In the mid
de Of the rumpus rocking this
normally peaceful Sussex VII
lase.
Disappearing whispers started
after the Rev. Alan Williams
organised an amateur village
play about ancient Greece.
The play Ia "Amphitryon 81"
BY. the Frenehman Jean Girau.
doux.
The villagers say It's too sexy;
the vicar says 1t isn't.
Vicar Plays WArfier
In the play the god Jupiter
assumes the guise Of An,phi-
tryON. . mortal, and seduees
Amphitfyon's lovely wife AK
mena while he 10 away ct the
wars.
The vicar playa the part Of
. Greek warrior, which is too
much for s6sAe Of the worthy
Evening star., 1960-12-03


considers Premier castro's re-
giIAe Communist. c6ntrolled.
President Eisenhower am
.ra6nneed yesterday he was re-
leasin6 the funds under terms
of the Mutual Security Act.
which. provides assistance for
rsfqgees from Communist
dominated lands. About 10000
refugees from Cuba have con-
sregated In Florida.
3a HAVANA Cheers
Even though the / oficial
Cuban Version OF Mr.. Eisen-
h6wer'S action was acralnhled.
ante -Catsro Cubans In down
town Havana streets were ex.
hilarated. g
They refer to Miami as ''west
Berlin" @
More trouble was shaping UP
fer Mr.. Castro In his hitter fight
with the Cuban Roman Catho-
lie hierarchy.
Prelates Reply
Reliable church sources said
the hierarchy has drafted .
strongly worded reply to Mr..
Castro's accusations that thl
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Youths Steal
3 Cars, Flee
After Chase

Two youths who police be-
lieve stole three cars in less
than an hour escaped arrest
after q wild chase through
Prince Georges County early
today.
The youths, who escaped on
foot after wrecking one Of the
cars. first stole an auto from the
parking lot Of the Senate Inn.
5704 Marlboro road. about 1880
am. police said.
Police said the youths ran
the car into a ditch in the SlOO
block OF Suitland road while
being chased and fed into the
woods.
About Is minutes later, in
another stolen car, they we're
chased down the road by Dep.
uty Sheriff Lee Parr.
Mr.. Parr radioed for police
help. and cruisers chased the
stolen auto at speeds UP to 30
miles an hour out Suitland
road to Allentown road.
At Allentown road and
Branch avenue. the car glanced
on the rear Of another auto,
turned into Westehester court
and was forced to stop with
extensive damage.
Police said the youths again
fed in woods. Mr.. Parr fired
five shots over their heads.
Police said that while they
searched for the youths they
found 4 third stolen car In the
woods.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Moenuson Holds
Edge on Recount

SEATTLE. Dec. 3 (AP)-A
recount Of Washinstcn's 9TH
district congressional contest
ended yesterday with Demo-
cratic Representative Don Mag
nusen still the winner by 13s
votes over Republican John
Slender.
Mr.. Slender was ahead in the
unoficial returns but errors
found during the ofncial can
vass put Mr.. Magnuson In front
by ll6 votes. Republicans then
requested the recount.
County Auditor Robert Nor
ris said ne now would certify
Mr.. Magnuson the winner.
Evening star., 1960-12-03

t1GNIxAN6, Laos (0et9ye0
and cut BY censor). Dec. 2.
(APl-The pro-C Communist Pa
thet Lao radio announced to-
night thGt tt. forces have gons
on the offensive against right
wing rebel Gen. Phoumi Nosa.
vans troops on the ,NAmkadinh
River and around the royal
capital Of Luang Prabang.
The Naznkadinh. 100 miles
east Of Vientiane. commands
one OF the main approaches to
the city. Gen. Phoulni's forces
made Q major effort 70 breach
it Tuesday In an apparent ad-
vance on the administrative
capital Of vientiane, seat Of
Laoe rieutralist government.
Iuane Prabalig, residence Of
the King Of. Laos, has been in
Gen. Phoumi's hands for the
last three weeks.
The Pathet Lao radio said its
forces hit Phoumi units south
Of Pakkadin' on the mouth Of
the Naznkadinh River and re-
ported sinking four Of Gen.
Rhouinia river boats and kill
ing % soldiers.
Western military experts here
estimated Gen. Phoumi's forces
on the Namkadinh front 1t
Ave 10 nine companies backed
BY artillery, armored cars and
sfiall-caliber rocket lsunchers.
The prot Communist broad
cast said 4 force Of Pathet Lao
troops had encircled Luang
Prabang and was attacking
rebel defenders on the out
skirts.
Government troops also were
closing in on the royal capital.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Phi Beto Koppo
Honors Authors

The United Chapters Of Phi
Beta Kappa awarded three
$1,000 prizes to authors Of out
standing books published dur
ing lsss-s0 1t a meeting last
night in the Dupont Plaza
Hotel.
Winners Of the awards were: !:
Marston Bates, professor Of
zoology, University Of Michigan.
Tor ''The Forest ana the Sea-;
Reuben Brewer. professor OF
English, Harvard University,
for Alexander Pope" and
Albert Levi, professor OF phi
losophy, Washington University
In st. Louis, Mo-, for ''Philoso.
ply and the Modern World"
Evening star., 1960-12-03
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

7:oS, WWDC-Report to the
People. District Commits
sioner Frederick j. Clarke is
interviewed. ..afs.
7:oS, WOL-Italian Holiday.
Pine Cicalo conducts q mu-
sical tour through the Mo-
lise region Of Italy.
S:3o, WTOP - Inquiry: Alco-
holism. Jack Jurey explores
the physical and social as
poets Of drinking problems
in terms Of actual case his.
tories.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
FIN Stotions

WRe-PM-o3.s Ms.-s,ae 90. % 1a.m.
Wfep.FM-os,3 Ms.--s:1s IN. % 1:ie s.n.
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Msatsrsss1sy.
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WfAm.eM5tee.3 aie.-1 On. % aiaassht.
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Sstuftay an. 70 : ~, Ssalsy Q s.a.
10 ailllshl tttr
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WAaalShR-te1.5 Ms.-e s.a. 10 isas 90.
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tsy th'sssh sstsstsy.
WIme.fM-ss.1 Hs,-ea.a. % eieaisht.
ueAy.Fn-s9.s Hs.-s IN. % 6i1alDht.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Hoii' Chinese Leader

MOSCOW, Dec. 3 ,(AP). -
Hundreds Of workers turned out
in Leningrad today to greet
President Liu Shao-chi of Rcd
China. Tass reported. He led
the Peiping delegation to the
recent conference of leaders of
world communism In Moscow.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Other AN Stotions

wihr-i@e Ae.-7<Assi speFsliss.
uPlk-tIsp Es.-esyIlshi ssiy.
uAat-lle q. .-ssyiieht saly.
waMa-ibD Es.-Dsyiskbt saly.
nvsf-ti1e ks.-ssyllsht saiy.
wfAx-ta3e ks.-esyilsAf sslJ.
WuDe-i2eo ls.-2t-hsR spsisiisn.
ugft-tSse Es.-3t-hssf sDssaiiss sssspt
Msaasy niaalskt % a.a. lssstsy.
week-iSle as.-7s-Assf epsfsiisa Msadsy-
sstssasN suasey Q 80. % Wl6aisht.
wtAM-isee ks.--7t.hsu epssstlsa, slesp'
susdsI nl6nisAt % . 81. Msssay.
uoea-tSto ks.-eaylleht Oeiy.
Wpee-tsso ks.-osyllght Saly. b.,
WpAW-iteo ks.-eayilsht ssly.
wa0S-s1e Ee.-s s.n.is midplsht, Astuldty
1aa. 10 Z p.a., Sunday . s.a. % RiaaIsbt
Evening star., 1960-12-03
CLIMATOLOGlSTS
BLITHLY IGNORE
RAINY SEASON

LONDON (APD.-Eighty
clim atologists (scien-
fists who take the long
view of the weather. from
80 nations met yesterday
for talks. Outside their
meeting room. even though
this Is London's rainy sea-
son. not q single umbrella
was to be seen. And 1t
didn't rain.
Probably felt 1t in their
bones" said r. A. Bu-
.chanan. { London meteroIo-
sist. who Is one Of the
hosts. II
Evening star., 1960-12-03


Perry MasOnhe Case Of the Loquacious Liar Interesting
involved tale about group characters who are willing
to murder to get control of boat company Perry Mason
has the cards stacked against him clients look
very guilty but he to pull on the case just the
same. The pretty girl in the is Jeanne Baird 7:so
pm, WTOP-9.
Leave 1t to Beaver-"Waly's Gamor Girl" Older brother
Waly Gets in jam with girl he's supposed to take to
club dance and Beaver is help all with his advice
Seems the girl thinks Waly is rich and has fancy car
$50 pm, WMAL-7. q
The Nations Future-What solution to the Algerian
Problem? This vital question is the subject of debate
between Alex Quaison-Sackey Ghanas Ambassador to
the u N, and former Governor General of Algeria
Jacques Soustee Ghanas Ambassador of the opinion
that immediate independence all African states in
cuding Algeria is of utmost Importance to world peace
Soustele Is just certain that Algeria Independence
would not bring to the but more bloodshed
Communist domination and danger the other African
states and Europe $50 pm. WRC-.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Cubo Denounees Grant
For Aid of Refugees z

HAVANA Dec t4Rl.- The press
aay charged the Uned States giving aid to Cuban
reveuenaes by setting ASIDE 81 million to assist refugees
frcn Tidel CastroS regime.
t the press refrained from mentioning the WASH
inaknn dAeAeA u assist the refugees United States now
Evening star., 1960-12-03
TV KEY PREVIEWS.

ToniChts top shotOs as preuietued by TV Keys staff
Dho attend TehedrsGl match screenings and analvze
scripts in New York. Hollywood and elsewhere Their
opinions are offered as a guide to vicUcrs.
Evening star., 1960-12-03
osTYLIsTs MINISTER TO ROYALTY

Princess Margaret ef wore
hair styles in recent appearances in London
fluffy hairdO with low fringe attended
miere Of e Three Worlds Of CULVER The
Buckingham Palace for Sandringham.--AP WirephOto
Evening star., 1960-12-03
Championship Bout
ROBINSON
Exclusive on ABc.Tv! The third meeting OF
Gene and Sugar Ray. Tonight! I0PM channeI7


.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
THE HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
WiIes Class Feels
FroehIich's s Spirit
BY CASPAR NAMES
Religious News Editor Of The Star

The spirit of long time member who died few months
will hover the SIND annual banquet the
Glass Wednesday in Keller Memorial Lutheran Church. GOT
Maryland avenue NE.
This past September Paul Froehich, member of the
class for Al and of its teachers
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Churches to Mark
Sturt Of Congress

Two Washington churches
will observe the reconvening of
Congress at the IL am. SER
vices tomorrow.
Senator Robertson. Democrat
Of Virginia. and Representative
Quie, Republican of Minnesota,
will participate in the worship
at Reformation Lutheran
Church, 212 East Capitol street.
DR.. Lawrence D. Folkemer, pas
tor Of Reformation Church,
will speak.
Representative johnson
Democrat of Colorado, will
speak at the service in Cleveland
Park Congregational Church,
3400 Lowell street NV. The
Rev. Frederic E. Fox, an assis-
tant in the White House. will
take part. The Rev. James Clark
Brown, minister Of the church,
will oficiate.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Sargent Church
To Be Dedicated

Members of Sargent Me-
mortal Presbyterian Church
will attend a service dedicating
their new $150,000 church at
7 pm. tomorrow in the struc-
ture, Grant and Fifty-firs
streets NE.
DR.. Arthur Miller, moderator
Of the United Presbyterian
Church, U. S. A., will speak.
The new building has a
sanctuary seating $50 persons,
a fellowship hall accommo-
dating 300 people, kitchen and
pastors study.
The Rev. Everett A. Hewlett
is minister of the 420-member
congregation, which was or
ganized in 1908.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Dr.. Merker Back

Another visitor to Washing
ton this week was DR.. Ralph K.
Merker. former moderator and
stated clerk of the Washington
City Presbytery.
Since his retirement a few
years ago DR.. Merker has been
living at Swarthmore, Pa, and
has been leading an extremely
active life. He has been preach
ing regularly in Presbyterian
churches about the Phila-
delphia area. Recently DR..
Merker served as interim
minister of the First Presby-
terian Church, Chester, Pa. He
is now preaching at the Holmes
(Pa.D Presbyterian Church +,
which has the additional at
traction of being about a mile
away from his home.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD

BETHANY (GrOvetOn, Va0
Beacon Hill Rd and Oak d. Rev
John Ciraudin $40 and II m
ST. PAUL (FalIS Churchl
Leesburs Pie and ldylwood Rd
Rev Gerald Kuhn $40 and II
ST. JOHN (FrancOnia, Va.)
s.snGSn1s s.a SIm, b.. Ea snd 81 Johns Dr.
OXON HILL
5735 Oxon Hin Rd Sc Rev
Robert Schoenheider. 9:4h an.
Worship ~ q m. Sunday School
TRINITY mt RainierD
goth ana Bunker Hill Rd Rev
Roy Mack $40 ano n am
REDEEMER (HvattSville)
38th ana LonEfeilOW Rev VIM
kohn 1880 m Sunday
School ola am
HOLY CROSS (GreenbeIt)
% Ridee Rd Rev EDWARD a
BiTner 90 r1d II am Sunday
School a:3O
Ascension UandOver HiIis)
7420 Ardmnl'. Rd Rev Henry
Schroeder ano II m Sunday
School o au m
TRINITY CBOwie)
Bowie Mr. Few Henry Schroeder
q 30 IN SurdsV SchOol 10 10
Church of the Deaf 10 Cl
Al Christ 5Ini 18th st NV
Rev W A Westermar II am
SUNDAY. 1880 PM. WRC. $50
Evening star., 1960-01-09
School to0pen
At Churches

The 18th session of the
Christian School in the Ma
tion's Capital will begin next
week at two Of the three
churches holding the school.
Opening classes will be held
at 8 pm. Monday in Woodside
Methodist Church, $3.50 Geor-
gia avenue, Silver Spring, Md,
and at 6 pm. Tuesday in CAL
vary Baptist Church, Eighth
and H streets NV.
The first class meetings will
take place on January 10 at
8 pm. in darlington Presby-
terian Church, 1856 King
street, Alexandria, Va.
Eighteen different courses
are being offered at Calvary
Church; nine each at Wood
side and darlington Churches.
The school is being spon-
sored by the Department Of
Christian Education, National
Capital Area Council of
Churches.
Section deans are the Rev.
Grover Reiger, minister of
Bethesda Congre egational
Church. Woodside Church; the
Rev. Robert Barnett, minister
OF Irwin Presbyterian Church,
Calvary Church. and the Rev.
William E. BaSom. minister of
Beverly Hills Evangelical U. B.
Church, darlington Church.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

OF the newly opened Istanbul
seminary and in 1854 was
named its dean.
The Rev. Robert D. Hight
this week assumed his post as
minister to youth for the
Brookland Baptist Church, Six
teenth and Monroe streets NE.
A native of Collingdale, Pa,
the 29-year-old minister is a
graduate of Gordon College and
the Reformed Episcopal Sem
mary. He served as pastor of
the North VasSalboro (Me)
Baptist Church before coming
here. He is married and has
an 8-month-old son, Paul.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Christiun Science
Room Will Open

The new $4,000 Christian
Science Reading Room at 1913
North Little Falls, Falls
Church, Va, will be officially
opened at 3 pm. tomorrow.
The air-conditioned reading
room. provided by the First
Church Of Christ, Scientist,
Arlington. Va. has four study
tables and accommodations for
eight other persons. 1t will be
open $50 am. to $50 pm.
Mondays through Fridays; IL
am. to 3 pm. Saturdays, and
n to 9 pm Tuesdays and
Thursdays. 1t will be closed
Sundays.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Sees President

Reports of President Eisen-
hower's triumphant trip over
seas recently are many, but
DR.. Ramsey Pollard, president
of the Southern Baptist Con-
vention, was one of the few
Americans to witness one stop
in that memorable tour.
He was in New Delhi when
the Nations Chief Executive
arrived in that city. DR.. Pol
lard naturally wanted to see
the President go by, and so
Joined the more than 100000
persons jamming the area.
The Knoxville (TennO Bap-
tist leader was standing along
the curb when a merchant Of
a nearby store gave him a
chair to sit on.
Il sat for 3l2 hours on a
chair on the sidewalk placed
there by an Indian merchant, "
DR.. Pollard, who was in Wash
ington this week to address the
District Of Columbia Baptist
Conventions evangelistic con-
ference, said. II thanked the
merchant, who told me We
will honor your President by
serving you"
DR.. Pollard said he was with
in IS feet of President Eisen-
hover when the latter rode by
slowly in his auto.
He looked vigorous and
strong. and you could feel in
the atmosphere and sense of
confidence and friendship to-
ward him and America" the
clergyman observed. II do not
think any man in history ever
received a warmer and more
sincere welcome than he did ."
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Pastors Assume New Posts
At Armenian, BrookIund

Two new pastors assumed
their posts in Washington
churches this week.
The Very Rev. Karekin Ka-
zanjian took up his duties as
pastor of the Armenian Apos-
tolic Church, Forty-second and
FeSsenden streets NV, on
Thursday. He comes here after
serving for six years as dean of
the Armenian Seminary in Is
tanbul, Turkey.
A native of Istanbul, the 81
year-old priest is a graduate
Of the Armenian Monastery of
st. James in Jerusalem and Of
the Theological School of st.
James Monastery. He was or
dained in 1850 and named
chancellor Of the Armenian
Patriarchate of Jerusalem. In
1851 he was appointed director
Evening star., 1960-01-09

years, died. He was a graduate
of Gettysburg College in the
class Of 1904, and as a mark
of affection for him the Wiles
Class will present a gift to the
Pennsylvania institution in Mr..
Froehlich'S name.
His work with the Wiles
Glass was memorable. A good
lecturer who paid close atten-
ton to details, Mr.. Froehlich
had the gift of bringing those
present into the class discus
sionS.
He had a rule that study
ing the Bible gives you a guide
in life" and followed the rule
himself.
Mr.. Froehlich did most of
the statistical writing for
Keller Memorial Church. DR..
Carl r. Simon, the pastor, OBJ
served. This At in with one Of
his jobs at the Department Of
Agriculture, where he worked
for 81 years until his retire.
ment in 1850. Here Mr.. Froeh-
Itch edited for II years thou
sands of tables for "Ag Statis-
tics" a publication appearing
on the desks of nearly all the
departments writer's and econ
omistS.
But he was probably best
known for his work with the
Gettysburg College Bulletin,
which he edited fro m1904 until
his death. One member of that
class said its members were
closer together so years later
than while in college because
of Mr.. Froehlich's efforts with
the Bulletin.
Pc DR.. Leonard Elstad, preSi-
dent of Gallaudet College, will
speak at the banquet, to be
held at $50 pm. in the church.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Oil EnubIes School
To Strike 1t Rich

GAINESVILLE. Ohio (AP).-
Three holes in the ground have
enabled Hopewell School here
to expand its campus area from
IL to So acres.
The holes are oil wells,
drilled when a pool Of oil was
found. The first ceased produc-
ton some time ago, the second
was dry, and the third has
now been capped. They brought
the school district about $4,000
enough to acquire additional
land.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

Churches, serving as the lat
ter's first minister from 1882
81.
Chaplain Cravan is now at
the Marine Corps School,
Quantico. Va. going there after
serving for three years as the
senior chaplain at the Naval
Air Station, Atsugi, Japan.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

of Latin American Programs for
the Catholic Students Mission
Crusade. The appointment was
announced this week by Msgr.
Edward A. Freking, executive
chairman of the CSMC board.
Evening star., 1960-01-09

BETHLEHEM ID. CO.
.n,Saf 10th enq 7 sS sts Sc 3 Rev Herbert 4
CHRIST I'd. c.
18th and Gallatin etS NV Rev.
VIM 2 Bruening. $50 and IL
FIRST TRINITY I'd. c.
4th and z sts NV Rev H 3.
Roepe. $50 ano II N Services
Broadcast over Station WOOK
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1908 Vermont Ave NV Rev
VIM Schiebel, II am
PILGRIM
$500 Mass Ave NV Extended.
ssv,o, ssy Marin s!Sd .,S e, poeh. s,,DDdoS;; . D.;
school 9.30 a N
CALVARY (SiIver Spring.
9545 Georgia Ave Rev Frederick
W KempeT $40 and II am
ST. ANDREW (GlenmOnt)
l2247 0eorgis Ave Rev Charles
Mueller S3c and ~ am
EMMANUEL (Alexandria)
1901 Rrseell Ro Rev Willrer D
Mensing $50 and q am
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wehmeSer $50 Snd 1ia@
THE LUTHERAN HOUR"
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Crusade Post Filled

The Rev. Roman Hoffman,
OF.M. Conv., professor of mis-
siology at the Catholic UniVer-
sity, has been appointed to the
newly-created post of chairman
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Murray Recital

Robert T. Murray III, we'll
known baritone, will give a re-
cital at 5 pm. tomorrow in the
Franklin p. Nash Methodist
Church. Lincoln road and U
street NE.
Evening star., 1960-01-09
Chaplain Visits

A visitor to the Baptist con-
ference was Navy Chaplain
John H. Cravan, who served in
the Navy Chief of Chaplains
office here from 1951-54. Dur
ing that period, with Fountain
Memorial and Briggs Baptist
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SUMMARY OF THE REMARKS OF THE Gov
ERNMENT OF THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC
TO REPORT OF INTER-AMERIcAN PEACE
COMMITTEE OF JUNE 6, 1860.