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Niapra Cyclo-MaSSa0e 0e

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EQUIPMENT. new and demonstrat-
or floor models. Complete service
dept, serving entire metropolitan
area. 5l4l Lee hwy, Arl.. Va.
KE. 1-gRAR.
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Diamonds Investments
Buy With Confidence
From Washington's
Oldest Pawnbroker
SAVE UP TO 500
ITnradaaYnad
Unredeen1eo


A. Lady's Ia Cts, blazing white
set In VS.. dia. channel mtg.
Real bargain. Only-------S360
B, Mans snake ring, handmade Of
lax yellow gold with platinum
top, and Is set with 20 gorge-
Gus diamonds, weight approx
"a Cts. A terrific buy. Out
of pawn. Only $29b
c. Lady'S Az Cts, Q stunning dia-
mond Of extra ordinary fire and
brilliance, set In popular plat.
baguette mtg. Unredeemed. ].
D. Lady's diamond watch made Of
platinum. and Is set with so
brilliant matched diamonds.
Fully guaranteed III move
E.s, ments A EorEsols w T@atch watch e. z
Z. Lady,s .;, G., M marGuiss . cut, t.
latest style We. haguette mtg
Bargain. Only ly----------S S225
?. Lady's / CT. emerald cut. ex-
quisite center diamond Of fine
quality. set in lax w.g. mtg.
with 2 side baguettes. Bargain,
o. Lady's 2,G cts. this rnaSHif. SiC
icent perfectly cut diamond has
superb brilliance, Is set in plain
plat. 4 prong setting. Real buy
from estate: Only .Ss25
4. Mans 6ls Cts, highly brilliant
modern American cut diamond.
cape color. set in lax w.g.
plain mtg. Just out Of pawn
at Q BARGAIN. Only $14o5
ALL PRICES PLUS TAX
MONEY LOANED
Evening star., 1961-02-12

FURNITURE-Model home display,
you save more than 6Oeo OF its
original selling price; beautifully
styled 30" curved sofa in q toast
matlasse fabric, pair Of matching
lounge chairs in a rose broccatelle.
large English Chippendale wing
chair with custom made slip cover,
mahogany step table and other
pieces: all In like new condition..
WRIGHT g. DONOVAN, INC.
502 Kennedy st. NV. RA. 6-3s3SI
Mon. Wed. Fri, 10 a.m.-a pm.
Tues, ThrS., Sat. 10 a.m.-6 pm.
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EMCO INC.

500 11th st. NV. ME. s-43s1
HOIST, Tuskey auto elevator plat
mo-: 20-ft unload ht. RENTAL
TOOLS & EQUIP. CO.. JU. 5-5040
BEDS, $22; dresserS
set. W s94.S5 bunk I BED. Si0S $40. ofslss Easy
terms. lst payment in March, We
do reupholsterinE and refinishing.
HOFFMAN UPHOLSTERERS, 2447
18th st. NV. CO. 5-5116. Open
ewes til o. Sat. til @. SUNDAY
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RADIO SURPLUS

4t<AA4S OS4N4 ASO
LGE. STOCK, ALL TYPES. Weekly
specials. We buy. sell, swap: daily.
Fri. night: Sat. 9-5 pm. RTTCO,
7275-C Little River turnpike, An
nandale, va..AJE. 2-5S05.
RANGES-Electric, gas. odd lot. as
Is, and others, some colored; also
gas and oil space heaters. SEARS
BASEMENT. 4500 Wis. ave. NV.
RANGE, gas, 30-in. Kenmore. over
sized oven, broiler, cntr. grill.
Excel. cond.; 500. TIE. 6-757s.
RANGE, ELEC. Philco, broil under
glass feature. Used Is mos. Best
offer over $75. SO. 5-5661.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
PEERLEss SALES CO. 2257 Ga. Ave.
RANGES
Gas and Electric
20. 30 and SO Inch
$19.95 up
al are susranteedt Free delivery. O
BLOCKS
5s ssss bsdensSlrs bfs aSSi Rd. va "a; 1857 s5SYg
REAL ESTATE PLAT BOOKS
s'v.sii HhERT f. sURpiGs 81 saj SALES SsS ca.
s2o W ST. NV. Hu. s-7s6s
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BUSINESS SERVICES

ALL BUSINESS and indiv. lFed-
eral-Sfate) tax returns your home
or office or our several offices. Va,
D. c., Nd. 1889 Conn. ave. n.W.'
DE. 2-5235 or WI. 2.7177. 20s
ALL INCOME TAX RETURNS
D, C., Nd, and V0.-1S Yrs Exp.
LU. 2-4AlO
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FURNITURE-3 RMS,
LIVING ROOM-BEDROOM
DINETTE
AYY MN Aa0n

ShAA1A = = Oo2A
FURNITURE
Easy Terms-lst Payment March
HOFFMAN FURN.
2447 18th St. NV. CO. 5-5l16
Ewes. Til o; Sat. Til 6
SUNDAY. l2 to 5
FURNITURE UNCLAIMED-studio
couch. $50: poker table. $50:
maple arm sofa and matching
chair, $50; dining rm. set. $40;
refrigerator. .S25: desk, $40; Sx12
rug, $40; sofa bed. S35: Fr. Prov.
bedrm,. set, S125; hideaway bed,
$40: drop-leaf table, $40; occas.
chair, SO; innersprinE mattress,
$40; buffet, $40; coil springs, So:
rollaway bed, $40: chest OF
drawers, $40; beds. SIS. We do up
holstering and slip covers. Easy
terms.
HOFFMAN, UPHoLsTERERs
~ 2447 18th ct. NV.
Open ewes. til 9; sat I'll 8
SUNDAY 12 TO s
Evening star., 1961-02-12

PICTURES-PICTURES
And More PICTURES
Oils. water colours, prints and en-
go. BARGAIN PRICES.
OPEN SUNDAY, 1890 to 5
Fri. It'll o PM. Sat. til Z PM.
Capitol Hill Barter Shop
329 Pa. Ave. Sc. Ii. 3-lS1s
PLAYER PIANO, newly recond.,
electrified with auto. switch: SO
rolls. stool: S395. Wo. 6-OS53.
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES
Supplies, poker tables and games.
LARD d. BOWLING SUPPLY Co,
$40 9th st. NV. D1. 7-4S57.
POOL TABLE. coin operated bump
er pool table, q real bargain.
POOL TABLES, regulation size,
bargain prices. ia. 1885.
PRINTING EoUIP.-125O multi
$500 RA. 6-S6O0; ewes. or sun,
OIL. 2.O291.
PRINTING EQUIP.-camera5, II
in, 20 in, "a I'M. excellent con-
dition. ia. 9-9SS4.
RADIATORS-(2), Gas steam. One
auto. one manual. About 100 It.
radiation ca. Suit. for garage.
warehouse or wherever heat is
needed. OF. 4-sO79.
Radio. Hallicrafters, SIX ITO:
nearly new: cost, Sl60: trade for
gun or sell for $115. WA, 7-15S4.
RADIO-Short wave Hammarlund
HQ160. New condition. Reasonably
priced. Call ewes. AP. 1882.
RADIO. ham rig, compl,. DX-1OO.
HQ-140-X, ants 10M beam. rotor
etc. best bid. Box 534, G'town U.
RADIO RECEIVER, HQ-129X, BC-
221. SCR-522. Hy-Gain 20-meter
beam. Call HE. 4-l3IS.
Evening star., 1961-02-12

PIANOS AND ORGANS = KITS
(WaShington's largest music store)
now has 3 convenient locations.
Dntn., 1880 @ st. NV, RE. 1912
Alex 1921 Mt. Urn. Ave, XII. S-S6S6
Beth. 4940 FRirmt. Ave, OIL. 6-l675
Suburban Stores Open Eves.)
For real bargains don't miss KITS
annual February sale.
Evening star., 1961-02-12

HI-FI-Schrader CAPOZIO speak
ers. fruitwood (2), 5000 ea.; Pick
ering 3S0A cart, SIS. HE. 9.4S43.
RI-FI- Webcor stereo tape record
er. console. low amp, 3 spkrs.,
mike, excel. cond.. $95. orig. $500;
British Quad I'm tuner, $45. orig.
$l20: Electrovoice stereo III w
Xx3 transt, new sos, orig.
$18O: XIII Model 8 I'm system
new SIPS. orig. $3.50. OIL. 6-494S.
HI.FI SPECIALS-Heavy duty g.
inch Stromberg speaker, ceramic
magnet: reg. net S24; sale, Sll.50
This is truly beautiful speaker
Shopping for q tape recorder 2 =?
Check with EMCO-TRADE ms,
Ampex 6O1-X2, $3.50: ampliflers
Ampex COLL. 1895; Scott ~ VT.
$66; Heath 25 w.t., $25; Dyna sc
VT. S54; Stereo pre-amp, 500;
Dual 1905, $34; Components, $35;
Speakers. 12-in. coax. $1l; GE
50; Jansen tweeters, $40; paiI
Electro voice 800. $1l5 ea.; tape
recorder, $45. Used cabinets. For
friendly courteous service and ad-
vice always shop EMCO. Our large
volume inSures your getting fresh
late models. Budget terms. 10et
down. Free parking.
Evening star., 1961-02-12

FIANOS FOE RENT, only S8 per
mo-; choice Of finishes; payments
credited II you purchase later.
KITS (3 Convenient Locations)
Dntn., 1890 @ st, NV, RE. 7-62l2
Alex, 262l Mt. Vrn. Ave, XII. S-S6S8
Beth. 1910 Fairmt Ave, OIL. 6-l675
(Suburban Stores Open Eves.)
Evening star., 1961-02-12

PIANOS FOR RENT. new and used
spipets, consoles, grands and up-
rights at moderate rates (from SIS
monthly up) with option to buy.
Hauling extra. joRDAN's POUR
STORES: corner 18th and @ SITS.
NV. tPhone ST. $4,000: 5l69
Lee hwy, Arlington tPhone KE.
S-506O); 1882 Georgia ave, Sill
yer Spring (Phone JU. 5-l1O5): ::
104 William St. Fredericksbure
5Phone Essex 3-7472). Full se-
lection At all stores. Silver Spring
and Arlington stores open ewes.
Evening star., 1961-02-12

FURN., din. I'm. set. bleach. mahcg, :,
SUphoistsfed oSS sSsirs. la 'ti tsSi: snS Dad.
bedrm., set, bleach mahoe.. up
holstered headbnard with match
Ing. spread, mattress and box
spring incl. Glass top on all
pieces; AL IN peri. cond. OIL.
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MISCELLAMEoUS FOR SALE

ACCORDION, l2O-basS de luxe
case, brand-new; 20-yr. printed
guarantee. Cost 1895; sacrifice,
S1nn NJ R-anan
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AIR CONDITIONER
Now at Preseason Savings

Special winter purchase Of Amer
ica's number / brands, incl; GE,
Fedders, Emerson. Welbilt. Philco.
etc. Typical deals: l h.p.' IA
amp. plug-in type 6.400 btu. air
conditional which fits regular or
Easement window at $135. AL
are brand new in factory cartons
with full factory warranties. sup
ply definitely limited, free delivery
months' free storage II desired
RTANDARD TIRE q BATTERY CO.
Evening star., 1961-02-12

PIANOS: Don't miss KITS an
consoles and grand pianos. Store.
wide reductions. Lowest prices OF
the year.
KITS t3 Convenient Locations)
Dntn.. 1880 G St. NV. RE. 7-62l2
Alex, 1921 Mt. Vrn. Ave, KI. 1886
Beth. 1910 Fairmt. Ave oil. 6-l675
Suburban Stores Open Ewes
Evening star., 1961-02-12

PIANOS-JORDAN'S branch stores
nave . complete selection Of pi-
amos and organs on display In.
cludinR some values In slightly
used instruments. Plenty OF park
Ing . space at each store: 1882
georgia ave. Silver Spring; 1859
Lee hwy. Arlington: lO4 William
st., Fredericksburg. Silver spring
ninRs Park it, frnnt
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1961-03-31
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Evening star., 1961-04-16

at home, gives the concierge no
rest.
Now in a 12-room hotel in
Paris, a 20O-room hotel in Mu-
mich, or a 300-room hotel in
Rome, the problems can be
borne. After all, most of their
visitors are the Continental
tourists who have been dealing
with the concierge for years,
and who recognize that he
does have his limitations.
But take a look once more
at the number of rooms in the
Summit-900.
There is no reason to believe
there will not be days when
the hostelry will be filled to
capacity, with some 1900 guests
- American travlers all -
converging at noon on the con-
cierge, demanding tickets to
Sound of Music" reservations
on the 8 am. plane to Wash
ington, and stamps for their
postcards.
We predict a great turnover
in hall porters.
But still. the coacierge's job
at the Summit will seem like
child's play compared to a
similar job planned for Loews'
Americana, scheduled to open
next year. -
1t will have 1000 rooms.
There's a concierge who will
have to get organized.
Evening star., 1961-04-16

June there will be, waiting to
serve, a concierge
We would like to be among
the first to offer our condol-
ences to the family Of this as
yet-unnamed martyr.
The concierge, or hall porter,
has for years been a welcome
fixture in hotels on the Con-
tinert. He is readily recognized
by his badge Of authority-the
crossed keys he wears on each
lapel.
To those who have yet to en-
counter him. permit us to ex-
plain that the concierge is a
combination bell captain, as
sistant manager, transportation
expert, magician, and SYM
pathetic ear. The drawers of
his desk bulge with such handy
items as postage stamps, time
tables, safety pins, wrapping
paper, and several sizes of twine.
You have found it impossible
to get reservations from Paris
to Rome? Give him but a
moment at the telephone.
XUu can get no satisfaction
from the valet, who has yet
to return your suit? The con-
cierge will find out why. He may
not get your suit right away,
butR1e viii find out why.
You wish to mail your souve-
Mrs home? He will wrap them,
afftxs the proper postage, and
see sthat the package gets into
thesnail.
Tie handle on your suitcase
has come loose? Leave it with
thes concierge. and it will be
returned shortly, sound as new
You would like to make a
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sightseeing trip? He will ar
range it. You need tickets to
the opera? Place your problems
in his hands.
But, ah, the headaches he
has.
Mostly, these stem from the
American traveller who, having
discovered this windfall of serv-
ice to which he is unaccuStomed
Evening star., 1961-04-16

Yes indeed, BOAC is soon to put Washington
London in daily accessibility. TOT Rolls
Royce jets direct-mo changing pIGnes-to
London from Washington Baltimore Friend
ship Airport, at comfortable Z Pm. For
those bound further afeld on pleasure or
business BOAC also offers direct service to
Geneva, Tel Aviv and Teheran. You are
shown to a reserved seat and all the way, of
course, you're catered to and coddled by
superb Cabin Service. The finest food and
Evening star., 1961-04-16
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH CAROLINA - TIL e
Dare Coast Pirates Jamboree
Is set this year for April 27-30
in Dare County on the Outer
Banks. The fete was inaug-
urated in 1855 to open the
spring and summer vacation
season from Kitty Hawk to
Cape Hatteras. There will be
fishing contests, beach buggy
races, a fish fry. a model plane
contest at the Wright Memo
rial, and a Pirates Ball at NagS
Head.
4
COLORADO - Professional
opera is scheduled again this
Evening star., 1961-04-16

to be hung on the rails be-
tween Central and Million Dol
lar Piers. Prizes total $500
The show is open to all pro-
fesSionals and to art students
in accredited colleges and art
schools.
Evening star., 1961-04-16
POINTS OF INTEREST
Pirates Due to Howl
In Dare Coast Fete

year in the historic Old Opera
House in Central City. The
Opera Festival opens with La
Traviata from June "a through
80. The Elixir of Love starts
July /, and alternates with La
Traviata through July %.
y y
NEW JERSEY-Atlantic City
will hold its Boardwalk Art
Show May 1914, with pictures
Evening star., 1961-04-16
GET UP AND GO!
To Be Pitied,
Not Censured
BY JACK JONAS
Star Travel Editor

You throw bunch of theater and bunch of hotel
nen into the together and things going to
seethe.
That's what happened with Loews in theaters) Hotels
(aS in another kind of place to sleep, Inc
The announcement has down that when this outfit
its 900room Summit Hotel downtown in
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Guild, Reflects
New Yorker

VANCOUVER, British Colum.
bia, Canada. July 20 (AP). -
Arthur Rosenstock, New York
City, was elected to his second
term as president Of the Ameri-
can. Newspaper Guild (AFL-
CIO) as the annual convention
ended yesterday.
William ]. FarSon, Philadel-
phia, was returned as executive
vice president, and Charles A.
Perlik, jr., Buffalo. N. Y, as
Isecretary-treastrer.
The offices were filled by the
1874 delegates by acclamation.
Regional vice presidents
named are:
Region (Northeast)-Dan-
lei A. Mclaughlin, Elizabeth,
N. j. Region 2 (South)-Rich-
ard Lane, Memphis, Tenn. Re-
gion 3 (MidweSt) - James B.
Woods, st. Louis. Region 4
West)-Robert ]. Hickey, San
Jose. Calf. Region 5 (New York
City, = James B. Egan, New
York. Region 6 (Canada)-Eric
r. I. Cawdron, Ottawa.
Vice presidents at large:
Joseph F. Coils, Kingston, Pa; /;
Jack DobSon, Willowdale, On
tario; Kenneth Rieger, Toledo,
Ohio; Harvey H. Wing, San
Francisco; George Muldowney,
New York, and Mike Mastrullo,
Cincinnati,
Evening star., 1961-07-29
THE POWER OF FAITH

The Lord reigneth let the multitude Of isles be
glad thereof" Eleanor Wilson quoted the 9th Psalm
as she took command of the missionary ship, Morn
ing Star vi, four years after World War H. She was
the last American woman out of the Marshall and
Caroline Islands at the wars start and the first to
return after the end She studied navigation herself
and learned from Navy arman how to plot course.
Then she sailed dangerous waters teaching and
preaching on atols Today at SO, she still sails the
Pacific. I'VE have the enduring evidence Of the
Morning Star missionaries wrote Admiral Nimitz,
during the war They have planted the seed of faith
which the cruel strain Of enemy conquest could not
wither." Eleanor Wilson is one of the nearly 5000
missionaries who have brought health knowledge and
inspiration to the world during the history Of the
American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
sOnS Of the Congregational Churches-By Howard
Brodie, AP NewSfeatureS.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Fl. Myer to Mark
ChupIuins' Stort

The Military District oi
Washington will mark the
186th anniversary Of establish
ment Of the United States
Army Chaplaincy with q re-
treat review at 4 pm. tomor-
row at Summeral Field, Fort
Myer. -s.
Army Chief Of Chaplains
Frank A. Tobey, Deputy Army
Chief of Chaplains w. A.
Moran and Mai. Gen. Paul A.
Gavan. commanding general Of
the Military District Of WASH
ington, will be in the reviewing
stand.
The Army Chaplaincy was
established in ITS by the
Continental Congress.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Prayer Asks
j. ). Guidance

The Most Rev. Patrick A.
O'Boyle, Archbishop of WASH
ington, has issued a new Pray
er for Our Nation" that will be
read after all masses tomorrow
IN Catholic churches of the
Washington Archdiocese.
The text Of the prayer is as
follows:
20 Almighty God, whose in
finite power reaches to the ends
OF the earth. enlighten the lead
ers of all nations SO that they
may do They Holy Will and thus
bring peace and harmony to all
Thy children throughout the
world. ...-
20 God Of Justice, whose
grace enables us both to will
and to accomplish, beStow upon
our elected officials the cour-
age to stand for human dignity,
whatever the cost. and to exert
their every effort in the cause
Of freedom the world over.
I'VE pray especially for the
President, that his inspired
leadership may give hope to a
world threatened daily by war
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Mclean to Break Ground
For New Episcopal Church

Ground will be broken tomor-
row in Mclean, Va, for an
Episcopal church that is both
figuratively and literally being
built from the ground UP.
Construction will start next
month. A pastor has been called
but the church will not begin
holding services until October.
There is as yet no congregation
The Rev. William A. Opel,
associate rector Of All Saints
Episcopal Church in Chevy
Chase Md, will assume his du-
ties Tuesday as minister Of the
yet unnamed church, expected
to be completed in November
The Right Rev. Samuel B.
Chiffon, Suffragan Bishop of
Virginia, will officiate at the
groundbreaking ceremonies at 4
pm. at the church site on Route
Z. two miles west Of Tyson'S
Corner. = r9.s.. --t-e SIZE
DR.. Opel, who has served AL
Saints Church for the last two
years, explained that the new
church grew from the needs Of
the five surrounding Northern
Virginia Episcopal parishes. The
ministers Of the five churches
felt each had reached its peak
growth and requested that q
new church be built.
The area ministers are now
drawing up list Of possible par
Evening star., 1961-07-29
CHURCHES ON THE AIR

The following television and
radio programs will originate
from Washington area stations
tomorrow:
TelevisiOn
$50 am, WTOP-9 - Chap
lain John F. Daniels, Chief of
Manpower, Policy and Direc-
tives Of the Air Force Chaplains,
discusses "The Theology Of
Bread and Wine," on the pro-
gram, Chapel of the Air"
9:15 am, WRC-4-"God
Does Not Afflict," on the pro-
gram, How Christian Science
Heals"
$50 am, WTOP-9 The
Greater Washington Rabbinate
and the Jewish Community
Council Of Greater Washington
honor the late Joel David Wolf
sohn, president Of the commun-
ity council, on the program,
'The Jewish munity
Hour" s..
10 am, WRC-4-The Rev.
William P. Anderson, director
Of the Catholic Television Guild
Of Washington, is the celebrant
on the program, Mass for Shut
ms"
1880 am, WTTG-5-Two
films, 1.-THE Work of My Hands"
and "One People" will be pre-
sented on the program, "The
Jewish Hour"
Radio
7:45 am, WAVA - How
Christian Science Heals"
7:45 am, WDON and WASH
FM-The Rev. Lloyd w. Wine
berg speaks during the broad
cast Of services on the program,
"The Chillum Heights Gospel
Chapel"
8 am, WOOK-Dr. Small
wood E. Williams speaks during
the broadcast Of services from
the Bible Way Church.
II am, WEAM-D Richard
C. HalverSon speaks during the
broadcast Of services from the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
2:30 pm, WRC-Paul D.
Smith, Catholic lay missionary
in the Congo, speaks on the
program, World Report on the
Church"
$3.50 pm, WWDC-Dr. Halv-
erson speaks during services
from the Fourth Presbyterian
Church.
8 pm, WMAL - Catholic
chaplains with the District De-
partment of Corrections discuss
prisons and prisoners on the
program, This Nation In Pris-
on"
$3.50 pm, WMAL-Charles c.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
OIney c. Of c. Elects
New Slate Of Officers

Wilbur N. Baughman oi
Olney. Md, has been elected
president Of the Montgomery
County Chamber Of Commerce
for 1862.
Cyril c. Thompson was
elected first vice president.
Other vice presidents elected
are Thomas H. Campbell, jr.,
o. Roy Chalk, John E. Nc
Keever, Phillip w. Mason, John
w. Neumann, Sten Nordin,
Marvin w. Simmons and DR..
Margaret T. Snow.
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Bethesdun Named

John F. Brady, SCOT Green
Tree road, Bethesda, Nd, has
been elected president Of the
Montgomery County st. Vim
cent de Paul Society. He sue
ceeds the late James F. Davis.
Mr.. Brady is a member of st.
Jane Frances de Chantal Cath
olic Church, Bethesda.
Evening star., 1961-07-29

Richardson, teacher Of the
Richardson Bible Class Of the
Ager Road Methodist Church,
speaks on the program, "The
Hour of Power" ~.
GAS pm, WOOK and WAN
FM-Dr. Paul Cooke of the Dis
trict Teachers College moder-
ates the program, "The Faith
Of Millions"
Evening star., 1961-07-29

and that the heavy burden Of
responsibilities may not rest
too heavily on his shoulders.
I'VE pray for the members
Of the cabinet, for our legis-
latorS and judicial authorities.
that they may seek above every
other consideration peace with
Justice in our own country and
in every nation.
I'VE pray also, with hearts
full Of sorrow, for the millions
OF enslaved persons who groan
under the harsh yoke Of COM
muniSm and we beg Thee, Our
Father, to fill them with con-
ISOLATION and hope.
Finally, o God Of Peace. we
pray that we shall look bravely
upon the challenge Of our age
and that, in the tradition Of
our forefatherS who fought for
liberty under Thy guiding hand,
we shall perservere in prayer and
sacrifice.
These favors we ask through
Jesus Christ Our Lord, Amen"
Evening star., 1961-07-29
CANINE PRIVATE NOSE HIRED
TO TRACK DOWN MISSING GAS

AUCKLAND. New Zealand (NANA)-A government
agency has called in canine private eye-or private
noSeto try to solve this eounys vanishing gas mystery
About 20 per cent Of domestic gas fails to reach
consumers after 1t leaves retos throughout New Zealand
The government supported New Zealand Gas Con-
ci which controls all companies has tried in vain
to locate points at which escapes from the pipelines
The council has decided to pay $3.50 for the services
Of dog to sniff out the leaks.
ChrStchurch firm will supply the smelling dog and
handler The fee for the dog and handler 4 an hour
plus expenses
Evening star., 1961-07-29
Special Moss Slated
At Christ Child Comp

The 305th anniversary OF
the death of st. Ignatius
Loyola, founder Of the Society
of Jesus. will be observed with
a special 8 am. mass in the
chapel at the Christ Child
Summer Camp, near Prince
Frederick, Calvert County, Md.
The Rev. George Krieger,
camp chaplain, will be tn e
celebrant. The camp is oper-
ated by the Christ Child So
ciety of Washington.