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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-12-02
THE BATTLE HYMN : 100 YEARS.
By Richard l. ssrovt. Staff Correspondent
Of The Christian Science Monitor, p. ], ll-D

BY Richard L. strous. Staff Correspondent
OF The Christian Science Monitor p ]. 'l-H
Something very odd going on in Room oo2 OF
Willard Hotel in Washington hundred years ago. The
occupant couldn't sleep Her julia Ward Howe
War all around the Willard u was five stories
high unpsved Pennsylvania Avenue block so from
the White House. II the place that snky President
elect Abe Lincoln stayed before his inaugural when he
asked the proprietor for overszed pair OF slippers
Now dreadful had been going seven months
and defeat Bull Run The President had named
vnfred 3-yesrod George g. Mcclellan head OF the army
Marching passed all hours singing Men slept in cots
in Railways the conversation center OF the capital
In Libby Prison Chaplain Charles Mecabe OF the l22d
Ohio Volunteers infantry thought onginsIy Of home He
had memorized the Battle Hymn and before he cap
fvred led The soldiers with his stirring voice.
The emotion uneoniroiabie word passed instantly
and the whole miserable camp stirred uneasiIy And Chap
McCsbe Rose and lifted his voice. Mine eyes have
the glory and the great audience Of ragged prison
joined in
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Good News! Wonderful News!
fife MORE ABUNDANTIY" TO THE RUSSIAN
PEOPLE WITH SECURITY!
EVENTUAL LIBERATION FROM THE SATANIC
MYTH COMMUNISM u!
ANNOUNCING THE RUSSIAN TRANSLATION
OF SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPTURES BY MARY BAKER EDDY" BY GODS
MOTHER CHURCH. TO ALL NATIONS AND
Peoples! J. THE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.
SCIENTIST, IN BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS :
GODS SUCCESSOR TO SATAN BOUND"
ROME AND JERUSALEM!
Back Cover c.s. Sentinel ll.75
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'MR. SAM RAYBURN'S CANCER Z!
LATE SENATOR ROBERT TAFT TAKEN
likewise
LIKEWISE.

ILLUSTRATIONS OF MORAL AND SPIRITUAL BANK.
RUPTcY. OF SATAN BOUND" ADAMS ROBBED OF THE
HEAVENLY PRIVILEGE OF BECOMING GODS HIGHEST
CHOSEN. cHRisTLIkE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS!
KING ASA, ola BE-, SOUGHT NOT THE LORD, BUT
THE PHYSICIANS AND ASA DIED IN THE ONE
AND 4oTH YEAR OF HIS REIGN uI chron 1912, 49,
MAN : THE REAL YOUR TRUE BEING = IS
NOT A HUMAN. AN ADAM. AN EVE. BUT
SPIRITUAL. DIVINE :! : NEVER BORN. NEVER
DYING f! : HAS DIVINE DOMINION OVER
THE WHOLE EARTH!
DEVIL : GIGANTIC ADAM-EvE FRAUD AND
Myth! = MAsQUERADINC AS lord GOD.
(Cen. III. etc., RAISING UP MAN FROM THE
DUST OF THE GROUND = "N0THINCNESS" =
See RAYBURN, Page
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WORDS THAT INSPIRED ARMIES"

MINE EYES HAVE SEEN THE GLORY OF THE
COMING OF THE LORD.
He Is TRAMPllNC OUT THE VINTAGE WHERE
THE GRAPES OF WRATH ARE STORED;
He HATH LOOsED THE HATEFUL LIGHTNING OF
HIS TERRIBLE SWIFT SWORD.
HIS TRUTH is MARCHING ON
| HAVE SEEN HIM IN THE WATcH.FIRES OF A
HUNDRED ciRcLINc CAMPS,
THEY HAVE BUILDED HIM AN ALTAR IN THE
EVENING DEWs AND DAMPs;
| CAN READ HIS RIGHTEOUS SENTENCE By THE
DIM AND FLARINC LAMPS,
HIS DAY is MARCHING ON.
He HAS SOUNDED FORTH THE TRUMPET THAT
SHALL NEVER CALL RETREAT
He IS SITTING OUT THE HEARTS OF MEN BEFORE
HIS JUDGMENT SEAT.
OH, BE SWIFT, MY SOUL. TO ANSWER HIM! BE
JUBlLANT. NY FEET
OUR GOD IS MARCHING on
IN THE BEAUTY OF THE LILIES, CHRIST WAS
BORN ACROSS THE SEA,
WITH A GLORY IN HIS BOSOM THAT
TRANSFORMS YOU AND NE;
AS He DIED TO MAKE MEN HOLY, LET US DIE
TO SET MEN FREE,
WHILE GOD is MARCHING ON
Julia Ward Howe
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EVERY PARENT NEEDS THIS BOOK"
ITO GUIDE HIM IN THE TRAINING
OF HIS CHILDREN"
"SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY
TO THE SCRIPTURES"
foods One And Only hfukGbie M0sterpieee!y

Ad in C.S Monitor Ill
These not easy days for parents.
There appear TO be many conflicting forces outside
the home that would nuIy the good parents hope 10
accomplish for their children.
THOUSANDS or CONSCIENTIOUS MOTHERS AND
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IN THE BIBLE AND IN SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH
KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES BY MARY BAKER EDDY AND
HAVE FOUND COMFORT AND GUIDANCE IN BRINGING
UP THEIR CHILDREN. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE REMOVES
ANXIETY AND TEACHES THAT GOD IS MANS REAL
PARENT. GUIDING, GOVERNING AND GUARDING EACH
OF HIS LITTLE ONES
Science and Health the textbook Of Christian Science
cen be read borrowed purchased together with the
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u will also be sent postpaid receipt of So by:
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DE ~ VI
Tribune
Representing "ovr Fssher-kAother Cod"
Crusader For The Invrebe Rights
DETROIT TRIBUNE SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2 1861
CATHOLIC BISHOPS CALL FOR REVIVAL or
MORAL VALUES"
FIND A MORAL LAG"
FIND US TRADITION MENACED BY
IGNORANCE AND DENIAL OF RELIGIOUS
IDEALS"
NY. Times. p. J. ll.l0
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
YEA VERIFY AND WHEN you REvERENDs.
UP TO- AND INCLUDING THE POPE. MAKE YOUR
DECLARATION or REPENTANCE lNDEPEND-
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HONEST, sATANFREE CHURCH, THERAPEUTICS
MY CHRIST, SCIENTIST !! AND ITS FLESH
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See BISHOP Page
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World
TSce0 To
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BY Roscoe Drvmmond Chrisiisn Scientist NY Trb 20
WASHINGTON.
The kremIn would like TO believe that The cold war
gains always the Communist side and that the West
take the initiative
UNDOUBTEDLY THE WEST HAS FUMBLED AND
FALTERED, BUT LET'S NOT FALL INTO THE coMMuN
IsT TRAP or so MUCH CONCERN WITH OUR OWN
See COLD WAR; Page
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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. WASHINGTON.
BOSTON ALERT: RE SPIRITUAL CRIPPiEs!
CABINET MEMBERS NAME FAv0RITE BOOKS
CLASSICS"
Washington NY. Trib. il5
GODS TWO MASTERPIECES THE BIBLE.
BEST SELLER ! = IGNORED
AND GODS GUARDIAN, LiBERAToR OF ALL
BIBLES. HIS ONLY INFALLBLE MASTERPIECE,
BIBLE, PASTOR PROPHET. CHRIST WITH you
AWAY! - LEADER PHYSICIAN! MEDICINE
"SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE
SCRIPT .U-R-E-S" NOT ONCE
MENTIONED! BY MORAL. SPIRITUAL CRIPPlES!
HENCE. THE SATANIC DEMOCRATIC LUNAcY
OF F.DR.S FIRST TERM = RECOGNIZING - GIVING
RESPECTABILITY TO - THE DEVILS COMMUN-
IST, COLOSSAL CRiMNALITY - SATANIC 'PHoNY'
DEMOCRACY! - PEARL HARBoR. KOREA -
See CLASSICS. Page 9
"cOLD WAR CASUALTY
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23

ger. On Sunday they spent the
day in Virginia Beach and Viii
liamsburg. They were accom-
panied by Miss Ethel Owen, of
PoWhatan. Mrs. John J. Born, Of
Clarksburg, w. Va, and Miss
Mary Lee Harold, of Weston, W.
Va, both Of whom had been visit
ing here also. The guests from
West Virginia have all returned
home.
Mrs. Vera Brauer and Mrs.
Melba Bonifant took a group Of
young people to Norfolk Sunday
to attend the Episcopal Youth
Conference. Attending are Gill
Blandford, Bill Blandford, Jr.,
and Mary Brauer.
William Richter decided to at
tend ball game in Ashland
Sunday afternoon, just to see the
game. One OF the teams had a
player absent, so Richter was
asked to play. In the game. in
running from home plate to first
his leg gave way and he broke
his hip. He is a patient at Rich
mond Memorial Hospital and had
to undergo surgery to remove a
Clipped bone Wednesday morn
ing. His many friends hope for
him speedy recovery.
Hunter Jones and Chuck Boggs
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23
Bon Voyage Parties Are
Ciuen POlUHufun Ladies

leader, Nancy N e W ton, Ann
Bolte. Ellen Kay Morris, Sara
Sue Lyons, Elizabeth Brauer
Mia c II a d a, Rlcky Jessup
David Lester, Ruth Hubbard
Pete Ashby. Carolyn Willis and
Jimmy Simpson. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. Joyce Wood
home agent. and H. w. Henry,
county agent.
Mrs. Leslie l.. Mason spent
Monday III jamestown, having
used her station wagon to help
carry the All erS and their lug
gage to camp, George Wood will
80 down Saturday to help bring
them back.
Leaving Monday morning. June
26, to attend the All Short Course
at Blacksburg will be Ruby
Brown, Bunny Hurt, Mary
Brauer, Ann Lester. Wayne Viii
lis and I. B. Wilson, Jr.
Mrs. Cora Bayne, of Clarks-
burg, W. Va, spent several days
recently with Mrs. Gray Messen-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23

" for the Future Farmers of
America.
Another film, Safety, Our
No | Crop. was produced to
assist All in their safety actiVi-
ties. General Motors is the spon
sor of the National All Safety
Program and Brickert viii be
able to aid local Hi Clubs which
have members participating
The newest General Motors aid
for the promotion of safety is
the color motion picture, The
Safest Township Anywhere.
This film guides its audiences
into individual action and then
into group action directed to-
ward living and working more
safely. All GIN films are avail
able free of charge.
Well known locally for active
interest in Five County Fair and
President of Virginia Association
cf Fairs, Brickert also will be in
a position to cooperate with club
groups. schools, or any other To-
cal organizations which may
find General Motors materials
Of interest for use in the deVel-
opment of programs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23

Jackson, Of Riverside.
On Tuesday evening, June 13
Mr.. ID M BeaSley VI Cumber-
land Was hostess to the Women
OF Guinea Church, with a large
attendance. The guests present
We're Janet Ludwig Of Rich
rn0nd Miss Geraldine Stimp-
son. Charlotte HazlegroVe: Mrs
Howard Bryant, and Mrs j 2.
Stratton.
The Rev. George Andrew An
dersUn. Of Bristol. Tenn, was
the guest speaker at Guinea
Church Sunday morning. Among
those present We're the Burton
Walker. Jr. family: Mrs. George
Bailey and son. Bill Mrs. Viii
liam Giles and daughter. Cathy
and Sidney Anderson, who now
reside III Bristol Tenn.
Visitors III the r B. Addle-
man and W. d. Mylum home, on
Sunday We're Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Muse. Of Miami. Fla. and
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G.. Brown, of
Richmond. Supper guests there
on June II were Mr.. and Mrs.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23
Rirerside Is Scene of
annual jackson Dinner

GUINEA, June 70 On Sun
dav, June l3 the annual family
dinner was enjoyed at the W. T..
jackson home at Riverside.
he weather was delightful 50
that the host. hostess ana guest
could assemble on the lawn.
Those present were Mi. and
Mrs Walter l.. Jones: MI. ana
Mrs. Luther X. Jones MI. and
Mrs. Dow MclIeel. Joan Nc
Keel, Alr. and Mrs. William u.
Bats and SONS DWieht and
Larry. an Of Wilson n {,
Also present were MIR. and
Mrs. B G. jackson. Mr. DIX
on Jackson ana children. Bras
ton, Kaye Ruth, quart Sharon.
and Sarah Lynn. All Of Sand
Ston.
Mrs R. 0. Garrett. Of Cunlber-
land wa no tess to the WSCS
OF Centenary Churc.h last
Wednesday with - members
present. There were two guests
the hostess daughter. Mrs.
Thomas A. Shealv. Of Clelms-
ford. Mass. and Mr.. W. J.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23

POWHATAN, June % - Two
bon voyage parties have been
give recently. Mrs. W. r.
5landford had a luncheon at her
home III honor ot Mrs. Helen
Simpson. Mrs. Helen Mason had
4 luncheon at her home in honor
/ Of Mrs. Simpson and Mrs. Lois
Martin. Both received gifts which
1 they can use on their trip to
Europe. They expect to leave
about the middle of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard 5. Brent
left early Friday morning for
Lexington to attend the wedding
on Saturday, June II, at pm.
OF Mrs. Brent S niece, Miss Ma
ria RagSdale jackson, of Rich
mOnd. to VirginiuS Cornick Hall,
Jr.. Of Cincinnati. They were
! guests at a rehearsal dinner on
Friday night given in honor of
the couple at the Country Club
IN Lexington They were also
guests at a breakfast given for
out OF town guests on Saturday
morning, also at the Country
Club. Others from PoWhatan at
tending the wedding and recep-
ton following at the home of the
bride, were Mr.. and Mrs. L.
| Julian BoWles and daughter,
Joan, and Col. and Mrs j. I.
/ Walker.
Members Of the PoWhatan unit
of the National Guard left early
Saturday morning. June H. for
two weeks training at A. p.
Hill in Caroline county.
Russell Wilkinson had a very
unfortunate experience late Sat
urday afternoon after arrival at
camp. He was lighting a stove to
prepare supper. and it blew up
in his face He received burns as
a result and injured his eye. He
drove home Sunday and went
back Monday morning. but has
been confined to the hospital
there ever since.
Mrs Leslie L. Mason had a
luncheon and baby shower at her
home Oh Thursday. June IS. in
honor Of Mrs Brunette Jeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bol.e, Mr..
and Mrs. W. R. Blandford, Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie L. Mason, Dr..
and Mrs. W. S. Lloyd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles R. kennon. Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Blandford.
Jr.. were buffet supper guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Giles.
Jr., of Rock Castle. on Saturday
night. June II.
PoWhatan county All boys and
girls left at 1890 m. Monday,
June 10, to spend the week at
jamestown camp. They will re
turn Saturday Those attending
camp are Emma Akens. junior
berland. are guests at "H0rs du
Monde - this week
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23

Richard Morris and son. Ricky.
CT Amelia.
A large number from this vi
cinity attended the Holman
Thompson church wedding at
Sandston on Saturday, June II.
Congratulations are extended to
the young couple.
Mrs. Mary W. Mcdonald, of
Yokima. Wash, was a recent
guest of her brothers, Charles
and Leigh Womack, and their
families.
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Addle-
man and Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
Mylum spent Sunday, June II.
m Waverly as guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. F. Williams. They were
joined there by Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Avis and Mr.. and Mrs.
j. W. Newton and daughter
Faye. all of Richmond.
Dr. Wyndham B. Blanton, Jr..
of Richmond, has been spending
few days at West Hill" Mrs.
Wyndham B. Blanton, Jr. and
daughter and Mrs. Wyndham
3. Blanton, Sr.. were at West
Hill" Saturday.
Recent guests of the Joe A.
Hazlegrove m III y. of Fork
land, were Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Taylor and children. of
Keysville. Other guests at Fork
land were Mrs. Laura Brandt
and daughter. and Mr.. Dunn,
all of Richmond.
Mr. and Mrs. w. P. Halle
grove. of Roanoke, spent some
time at Little Mortified. Their
guests were the Joe Hazlegrove
family, of Roanoke.
Recent guests of Mrs. Burton
Walker were the Burton Walker,
Jr. family; Mrs. George Bailey
and son. Bill; the Robert Woot-
ton family; Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ton Sanderson; Mrs. George Lee
Sturgeon and Mrs. John Hol-
man. The Rev. Edwin Walker
family were recent dim e r
guests.
Recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
w. B. Walker were the Decatur
Rogers family. of Martinsburg
w. Va, and Mrs. William Giles
and daughter, Cathy. of Rich
mond.
Mrs. Carl Matthews was host
ess to Stanley party. Tuesday
evening. with an unusually large
attendance.
van ferguson, OF Richmond,
was a recent guest of his broth
er, F. D. Ferguson. Both of them
visited their sister, Mrs. N. R.
Southall, of Prince Edward last
week. There they were Joined
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
The Rev. and Mrs. Willard
Simpson. of Clarksville. were
Sunday guests of the Charles
Simpson family. Gray, who had
been visiting, returned home
with his parents.
Bobby Davis, of Farnville,
and Miss Beth Blanton, of Cum
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23
Brickert To Aid
Public Relations

G. eral Motors has an
nOIlnced that j. c Brickert, 10
cal Buick dealer for the past
23 years, has been appointed to
serve as GIN Community Rela,
tons Chairman for tarmville
and vicinity.
The Craftsmanship carries a
community service responsible
lty, Brickert will make available
to the public a variety of inter
esting and educational material
in the form of motion pictures
booklets and presentations from
GINS Public Relations staff. One
of the GIN films is Farmer of
Tomorrow, produced especial
are very excited and happy over
the fact they have been selected
from the PoWhatan High School
to play baseball with the Ameri-
can Legion Post 1856 of Mid
lothian. Sixteen boys were picked
from five different schools, and
these two feel very lucky.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1961-06-23

berland, are guests at "Hors du
Monde, - this week.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

member Of the Potomac Clip.
pers and the Preeisionists sing
ing groups. AS q member Of
the PreciSionists, Mr.. Metcalf
travelled in Germany singing
in armed forces bases and hos
pitals there. The group also was
called to sing at the White
House for former President
Eisenhower and last year sang
at half time in RedSkin foot
ball games.
In 1858 Mr.. Metcalf. hos
pitalized after a stroke, was
prevented from joining a bar
bershop concert at Constitu-
ton Hall. A special telephone
line was laid to his room so he
could listen.
He leaves his wife, the for
mer Elizabeth Poole, and a son,
James A., both of, the home
address; another, 1t. Louis E.
Metcalf, jr., USN.: three daugh-
ters: Mrs. Lois P. Keery, Mrs.
Mildred K. voteler and Mrs.
Laura v. Olsen. all of Silver
Spring. and two sisters, Flor
ence M. Miller Of the District
and Mrs. Alice M. Gray Of Dem
yer.
The family requests that ex-
presSions of sympathy be in the
form of contributions to the
Marvin Memorial Methodist
Church music library
Evening star., 1961-08-10
GuyC. Honno, .Ex Choirmun
Of Committee in Treasury

During his long career as adj
ministrator and teacher, he
was head of the teachers
training department. Marion
College, Marion, Ind; superin-
tendent of the Indiana Boys
School. and superintendent Of
the Minnesota School for
Feeble Minded and Colony for
Epileptics in Faribault and
Cambridge, MINI.
He leaves his wife, the former
Clara Perry of the home ad-
dress; three daughters. Mrs.
Walter w. Hubbard and Mrs.
Annette Mentz, both of 3701
Connecticut avenue NV, and
Miss Mary Hanna of 2714
Twenty-ninth street Sc, and
two sons, John Hanna of Daton,
Ohio, and James of Miami, Fla.
Funeral services will be pri-
vate.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
MS. Reieelmon, Engraving
EmpIoye, Sports Organizer

Milton s. Reigelman, 48, fore
man of the machine shop at
the Bureau Of Engraving and
Printing, died after a heart at
tack Tuesday.
A champion bowler and bas-
ketball player, he was a we'll
known sand lot baseball play
er in the 1930s. He also was
athletic director and a member
of the official board Of Con-
gress Heights Methodist Church
for several years, organized a
,neighborhood little league and
was chairman of the Methodist
basketball tournament Of the
Baltimore Conference.
He leaves his wife, Ethel; a
son, Milton NJ, and two daugh-
ters, Jane and Peggy, all of the
home address, 292l Seventh
street Sc; another daughter,
Mrs. Linda Dean of Westmin-
ster, Md, and a brother, Bur-
ton, Of S7l3 Wheeler road Sc.
Services will be at 1880 pm.
tomorrow at Congress Heights
Methodist Church, AL Alabama
avenue Sc, and at pm. at
Evening star., 1961-08-10

Guy C. Hanna. 80. a retired
chairman of the Committee on
Practice. Department of the
Treasury, died yesterday after
a heart attack at his home,
4201 Massachusetts, avenue
NV.
Mr.. Hanna, who came to
Washington 30 years ago with
the Treasury Department, was
the author of many brochures
on social, economic and his
torical subjects including,
Thomas jefferson, Governor
of Virginia" and THE Juvenile
Criminal in a State Correc-
tional Institution" =
Born in White County, Ind,
he was graduated from Indiana
State Teachers College in
1905. studied. at the University
Of Chicago, and received a
B. A. degree from the Uni
versity of Minnesota in 1922.
Evening star., 1961-08-10
HorryPorker,
Museum Aide

Harry G. Parker, 55, a
museum specialist with the Ma
tional Park Service. died yester-
day at the Washington Hos
.pital Center.
He leaves his wife, the form
er Katharine D. johnson: a
son. Harry McDougal Parker,
and a daughter. Miss Elizabeth
Winthrop Parker. all of the
home address; and his mother,
Mrs. Jessie Parker Keaton of
PittSburg, Kan.
During World War II he was
a first lieutenant in the Quar-
termaSter Corps. In Washing
ton he was a lay reader and
member Of the vestry Of st.
Lukes Episcopal Church.
Funeral services at 1880 pm.
tomorrow at st. Luke's Church,
1888 Fort Hunt road, Alexan-
dria, Va. will be preceded by
communion at 1890 pm. at
the church.
The family requests that ex-
pressions Of sympathy take the
form of contributions to the
Harry c Parker Memorial Fund
Of the st. Luke'S Episcopal
Church,
Evening star., 1961-08-10
Louis MetcoIf Dies;
Caterer and Singer

= Louis E. Metcslf. SIS. Wash
rington area caterer and bar
bershop singer, died Tuesday
after a heart attack. at his
home, 303 Ladson drive, Sill
yer Spring.
u A third-generation Washing
tonian, Mr.. Metcalf attended
public schools in the District.
He was the owner of Metcalf's
Food Service, a catering firm,
. and operated a cafeteria in the
4WTOP radio and television
building.
g. Before going into the cater
ing business. Mr.. Metcalf oper-
ated a restaurant in the Four
Corners area of Silver Spring.
For 20 years he was traffic
manager of a hauling company
I here.
! Mr.. Metcalf was active in
the Society for the Preserva-
ton and Encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Singing
I'm America. He was twice presi-
dent of the District Chapter,
Evening star., 1961-08-10

the Simmons Brothers Funeral
Home, 1861 Good Hope road
Sc. Burial will be in Ceuar
Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1961-08-10

LOUIS E. METCALF
and vice president Of the Mid
Atlantic Region.
A tenor, Mr.. Metcalf was a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Some Soviet Zone Jokes

between this station and your
self?"-"No." -"Well, I'll tell you:
This station is going to stay here,
but you're going to come along
with me-"
The worried chairman Of a
farmers collective is talking
things over with his pig-breeder.
Another six pigs dead! I'd like
to know that's the matter. Tell
me: Did your pigs die at such a
rate when you were still an in
dependent farmer?" mo. never"
is the pig-breeder's answer. well
then, how do you account for
our losing so many now?" If
you ask me, Comrade Chair
man." breathes the collectivized
pig-breeder, my suspicion is
suicide"
In Cottbus, a man is applying
for party membership at the
regional secretariat. The official
in charge asks him q series Of
questions. do you know Mark"
-"No."-'Do you know Engels?"
-"No."-"Do you know L,enin?"-
The officials eyes widen,
and he says: "Well. why on earth
do you want to join the party?"
Just a minute" says the APP
plicant. and begins to question the
official: do you know Hans Field
mann?"-"No."-"Do you know
Fritz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. you
know Ernie Blau?"-'No." The
applicant looks pleased and says: