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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-16

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the service station men went
back to work.
But, Capt. Hartnett said, Mr.
Evans later told them that
Williams, before leaving, told
him in a menacing tone, III
see you tomorrow"
FleeS Through Lot
A half hour later, according
to Capt. Hartnett, Williams re-
turned to the station, drew a
.45-caliber revolver from his
belt and fired twice alta Mr..
, Watson. The attendant was
hit in the chest and in the
shoulder as he crawled out
from beneath an automobile.
Capt. Hartnett said Williams
turned to Mr.. Ross and shot
him once. Mr.. Evans, who had
I had the original argument with
Williams. meanwhile fled to
safety.
Williams escaped through a
vacant lot, Capt. Hartnett said.
A 16-year-old boy saw him
throw the gun away and led
police to the spot.
Williams went briefly to his
home at 1903 Fifth street NV,
then to friends house at 8l2
New Jersey avenue NV. Capt.
Hartnett continued.
At $50 pm, Williams sur
rendered meekly to police at
the New Jersey avenue address.
| They had gone there in re-
Spouse to a telephone calf from
a man who said; Dallas Will
liamS is at 812 New Jersey
avenue NV"
Williams himself had made
the call, police said. He told
them he did so after Il saw. on
the television that police wanted
the Bad Man from Swan
poodle"
In the District, Williams
record dates back to 1910. AS
recently as last January, he
was back in police custody on
a charge Of assaulting a AZ
year-old man with a lead pipe.
The charge was dropped on
January 10 when the assault
victim refused to testify
against Williams.
Released Was Disputed
Williams controversial 1858
release came on a United States
Court of Appeals ruling which
climaXed a series of five trials
for the same offense-the
shooting of a man during a
dice game in September, 1949.
Williams was convicted three
times and there were two mis-
trials.
Williams was indicted for the
dice-game shooting in Novem-
Der, 1919. His first conviction
was reversed because of a pros
ecution error. His second and
third trials were ruled to be
mistrials, At the third trial,
in 1853. psychiatrists testified
Williams was then insane.
He wa. committed to ST.
Ehzabeths Hospital in July,
1853. but was discharged as
cured the following September.
In December of that year, how
ever, he was tried for the fourth
time on the assault charge. In
January, 1854, he was sentenced
to three to nine years in Jail.
Sd Conviction Reversed
In April, 1855, Williams was
found to be insane after Jail
officials requested he be given
a mental examination. The
Court Of Appeals, 16 days later,
reversed the 1854 sentence and
conviction because the judge
had denied a request for a
mental examination.
/ The appellate court sent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-16

the case back to District Court
for new trial. Williams, how
ever was back in st. Eliza
beths. He was released on bail
in December, 1855, after psy-
chiatrists said he was cured.
The fifth trial began almost
Immediately and Williams was
convicted for the third time.
He was sentenced in May, 1856.
to a term Of one to three years
in prison.
The third conviction was ap-
pealed and on November /,
1857, the U. S. Court of Ap-
.peals again reversed the con-
'Yiction, saying Williams did not
get speedy trial.
|. Despite the reversal, the APP
pellate judges, apparently not
wishing to see Williams freed,
suggested that the Government
seek to have Williams commit
ted to a mental institution in
civil proceedings. This was
done and in January, 1858,
Chief Judge Bolitha J. Laws Of
District Court ordered Williams
committed pending a report on
his condition from the Mental
Health Commission.
Potential Danger" Cited
Ten days before the commit
ment, two Government psy-
chiatrists had examined the
ex-copvict. They said he was
not insane but agreed that he
was a potential danger" to
the community.
Nevertheless, Williams walked
out of the United States Court
House here on January IA,
1858, after his release from St.
Elizabeths was ordered by Fed
eral Judge Richmond B, Keech.
Judge Keechis ruling was up
held by the Court of Appeals
on grounds that there was no
verified allegation" that Will
liamS was then insane.
Within three weeks OF his
release. he was back in police
custody, on a drunkenness
charge. At 2 am. on February
2. 1858, the bad man was ar
rested and accused of being
drunk and yelling at Kenil-
worth and Jay streets NE.
Williams posted $40 collat-
eral and was released but two
days later was jailed when
Municipal Court Judge Thomas
c. Scalley issued a court at
tachment for his arrest. Judge
Scalley's commitment of the
prisoner to st. EliZabeths for
mental observation triggered
another lengthy round of APP
pealS and hearings.
In July, 1858, Judge Scalley
found Williams not guilty be-
cause Of insanity. The follow
ing February, a year after the
drunk charge was placed, Will
liams was again freed. The
Municipal Court Of Appeals
had ruled that he was wrong
fully committed in what
amounted to a sanity inquisi-
ton"
Thus, in February, 1869,
Judge Scalley, in accordance
with the appellate ruling, &C
cepted Williams guilty plea in
the drunkenness case and sem
fenced him to 80 days in Jail.
Williams was released because
he was credited with time al
ready spent in jail.N
The legal machinery that
Williams extricated himself
from so often in the past is
grinding slowly, carefully, to-
day. Coroner A. Magruder Mac
donald has scheduled an in
quest on the homicide charge
for II am. tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-03-16

the fall on independence ave-
hue between First and South
Capitol streets S.W., police
said. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
Food Farley
Told u. ). Aid
Will Increase

ROME, Nov. Is CAP).-Rich-
ard N. Gardner, United States
deputy Assistant Secretary of
State, said yesterday the
American Government will con-
tribute nearly SIS billion annu-
ally in the years ahead to the
development of economically
backward countries.
Mr.. Gardner, addressing the
conference of the U. N. Food
and Agriculture Organization,
based his estimates on current
American aid programs and
participation in international
financial institutions.
He called on the 104 member
governments Of FAC to back
President Kennedy's proposal
for a United Nations decade
of development" The PreSi-
dent, speaking to the U. N.
General Assembly on September
25, suggested such a decade as
a cooperative action to in
crease the flow of capital and
technical aid to the less de-
veloped countries.
The conference also was
urged to start promptly to set
up a 500 million world food
bank.
The food bank was proposed
by the United States, which
offered to make available $40
million in surplus agricultural
products to meet hunger and
aid underdeveloped countries
in economic progress.
DR.. B. r. Sen, director gen.
eral of FAC, urged the council
to approve the plan during its
current session here so work
could start.
Twice previously, seven to
eight years ago, FAC has re-
jected similar world food bank
plans. One objection was that
they would aid some countries
in dumping SURPRISES, and thus
cut the normal world agricul-
tural trade of other producers.
This time the United States
and other proponents of the
plan said the surplus food
could be used by governments
as pay to help finance economic
development projects. Thus, 1t
was argued, the surplus would
go to countries which would not
otherwise have been able to
buy on the world market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-11-15
NucIeur Warfare
Discussion Slated

Three members of the Dunn
barton College faculty will dis
cusS nuclear warfare at Z pm
tomorrow at the college, 1885
Upton street NV.
Those participating will be
Sister Ann Elizabeth, depart
ment of chemistry chairman
Sister Mucy, department OF
sociology chairman, and the
Rev. John Harvey, department
Of theology chairman. The pro-
gram is being sponsored by
Chi Beta Mu, science club at
the college.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE PRESENTS. WITH JOY
PRESIDENT KENNEDY's FINE PROCLAMATION
as per CHRISTIAN SCIENCE MONITOR.
THE WHITE HOUSE
THANKSGIVING DAY 1861
by the President Of the United States of America
"A PROCLAMATION"
TTIsAC GOOD THING TO GIVE THANKS
UNTO THE LORD"
by ANDREW f. Eiuehovf CS. +++
Modern Christian Science Crusader

Major Prophet of "ovr Father hsother God, sIIhar-
monovs h 49, Science and Health with Key TO the Scrip
lures by Mary Baker Eddy with . world message and
mission who wildly the grace Of cod-do Frvehavf
Martin Luther Job in this age And how Science
Health our textbook is Gods Liber stor Of the Bible
A HIGHER AND TRUER REPRESENTATIVE OF GOD
THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE WRITER IS HIS
FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE. TOO!
Jesus loved Righteousness and hated iniqvify"l
The "ivkewsrm" live in a fools paradise!
THESE SIGNS SHALL FOLLOW" = FAITHFUL
STUDENTS or CHRIST JESUS RETURN IN CHRISTIANS
SCIENCE - my WORKS AND GREATER" uEsUs).
year OF hardship and peril. hvrbIy and revereniy set
special day upon which give thanks TO God for
and for the good harvest from the virgin
sell upon which they had Isbored Grave and unknown
dangers remained Yet by their faith and by their toll they
the rigors Of the harsh New England winter
Hence they paused their abors TO thanks for the
blessings that had been bestowed upon them by divine
Providence.
This year, the harvest draws its close and the
year approaches IFS end periIs again remain
thankful for the abundance Of blessings We CRATE
fol for The blessings Of faith and health strength
the nperishabe spiritual gifts Of love and hope. We
give thanks, TOO, for freedom nation; for the
strength Of and the faith Of friends for the
beliefs and confidence share for determination
stand firmly for what believe TO be right and resist
nightly what believe TO be base; and for the heritage
Of liberty beqveshed by ancestors which priv
LEGGED preserve for children and ehidrens chill
dren.
See PROCLAMATION Pages
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
November ", 1861
United Foundation Torch Drive

Detroit, Michigan
Dear Friends
Herewith our No. check in response TO the staiIer
Hilton Service Department solicitation, in the amount Of
$780,
No. check, for $4,000. will be reaching vov by mail
through the Detroit Tribune
AND by way OF supplying spiritual substance Christ
IKE wisdom and understanding accompany our financial
contributions we give you the substance of recent
letter to Negro mother Of 10 located in one of the
southern States
Herewith few enclosures to expose the work of the
oeW and 10 begin liberation from his Satanic Majesty
VINO IS reduesbe to his native nothingness" - xnumber
of zeros
included IS modest check for $1,000 as a friendly
gesture And IT you will give the the hospital address of
your son. will put him the mailing list for our weekly
paper; and you shall receive II likewise And shall send
your son enough angel food 10 work few miracles
70 CHILDREN IN THE FAMLYi
AND The cHLL-DL-ES-s CHRIST Iest,s TILE
WAY, THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" REGULATED
nofH Sex AND HUMAN PARENTHoop III
row me devil takes Negroes, Catholics and others OF
'"s Ss'sn bound they multiply like rabbits II
msn'pvlsfIons OF the devil gigantic AdsmEve fraud
sno m-r-tH, mssqversdng as "Lord-cod" tcenesis III
an attempted reputation of the bIueprint Gene
Ns rrs' Chapter perfect Creator. creation offspring
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
PROOF OF THE EXISTENCE OF COD?
EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM ANSWERS
BUT. FIRST.

GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
DEAR LBS: OUTSIDE OF MY MARVELLOUS I'M
PERATiVE CHRIST SCIENCE MESSIAH, "SciENcE OF
SCIENCES" OF THE UNIVERSE you WILL ONLY
RECEIVE IMPURE, IMMATURE. MINOR LEAGUE
ANSWERS TO THE BASIC QUESTIONS PERTAIN
ING TO CREATOR, CREATION OFFSPRING, UNI
VERSE. DEVIL - AND MAN" - YOUR TRUE
BEING VOID OF BIRTH AND DEATH, ETERNAL, RE-
FLEcTINc MY UNIVERSE. THE ONE AND ONLY
REAL /! - Externally. HARMoNOUSlY COW
ERNED PREcLuDING EVEN THE APPARENT
EXISTENCE OF THE EVIL, THE HUMAN, THE INA
TERlAL" i!
JOHN liz RIGHTLY SAYS GOD MADE ALL THAT
WAS MADE. AND WITHOUT HIM WAS NOT ANY
THING MADE THAT WAS MADE! THE UNIVERSE
IS 1000 THE MANIFESTATION OF THOUGHT!
THE THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL MYTHICAL u
BUT THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL!
ISL Paul.
See PROOF. Page 9
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
SEASONED CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST REBUKES
TRIBUNE PUBLISHER FOR FREELY TALKING
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE!

AN EFFORT TO DODGE THE CUP AND CROSS
OF CHRIST, VIA WHICH YOU WEAR THE CROWN OF
HIGH ACHIEVEMENT AND WE REBuKE THE
SPIRITUAL ADULTERY: DON'T TALK IT. LIVE
I'll coNTRADIcTINc JESUS, ST. PAUL, AND
MRS EDDY.
JESUS: "PREAcH THE GOSPEL TO EVERY
CREATURE :. iF THY BROTHER OFFEND THEE,
REBukE HIM; AND IF HE REPENT, FORGIVE HIM.
SEVENTY TIMES sEvEN"!
I'VE SHALL CAST OUT DEVILS!
THE MASTERS LESSON OF THE GOOD SAMARITAN
IMPLIES THAT WE ARE OUR BROTHERS KEEPER!
See REBukEs. Page z
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

HONESTY With CUD : IMPERATIVE =
AS IMPLIED IN JESUS ADMoNITIoN: EXCEPT
YOUR RIGHTEOUSNESS EXCEED THE RIGHTEOUS
NESS OF THE scRIBEs AND PHARIsEEs. YE
SHALL IN NO CASE SEE land ENTER oMNPRESENTl
KINGDOM OF HEAVEN" - AT HAND. WITHIN
YOU!
ALSO, BY OUR BELOVED MASTER SAVIOUR:
"BE NOT LIKE THE HEATHEN WITH THEIR LONG
PRAYERS AND VAIN REPETiTlONS"!
THE PROBLEM OF UNEMPL OYMENT WAS AN
sWERED BY A CONsEcRATED CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
TO THE NEEDY ONE: YOU NEED TO STUDY AND UT
LIE THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH TO BE WHO'LL
LY HONEST WITH GOD. IN ORDER TO COME INTO FULL.
TIME EMPL OYMENT IN JESUS my FATHERS BUSl-
NESS" LIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY." WITH SECURITY
We giving only the substance. the basic idea. Of
the TeIeeasN.
GLORIOUS RESULTS WERE ACHIEVED. AS IN THE
CASE OF COUNTLESS CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS. FOR
OVER 90 YEARS. USING GODS ETERNAL
"scIENcE OF SCIENCES" OF THE UNIvERsE
AVAILABLE ONLY AFTER THE BANK
RUPTcY OF THE FOUR EUROPEAN RELIGIOUS GRIP
PIES - AS MANIFESTED IN AMERICAS CIVIL
WAR BLOOD BATH MYTH! - ALL WARS ARE
MYTHS u SIN. MATTER" HELL AND
THEIR FATHER. THE DEVIL! - GIGANTIC FRAUDS
AND Myths!
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18
UPSET BY cAvANAcH BIGGEST UPSET IN

UPSET BY CAvANAGH BIGGEST UPSET IN
81 YEARS"
ELECTION GUSTS 3 FROM COUNCIL:
CAREY PRESIDENT"
Detroit News ll-s-6l
GODS DETROIT TRIBUNE
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF NINE MEMBERS HAS
BEEN UNoUESTlONABLY STRENcTHENED-AND THAT
IS GOOD TO HELP THE NEW MAYoR-oNLY 80 YEARS
OF AGE - WHO HAS
OUR BEST WISHES. AND WILL HAVE OUR
EARNEST, SINCERE. MORAL AND SPIRITUAL
SUPPORT
See UPSET. Page
"U.S. NEARING RACE CRISIS. EXPERT FEELS"
NEXT FEW YEARS CRUCIAL :
URBAN LEAGUE CHIEF"
by John MiIIhone Free Press Staff Writer ll-3
WHITNEY m. YOUNG. JR.. RELIT HIS PIPE"
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THUS IS THE IMPURE, IMMATURE, FALLBLE
WISDOM AND UNDERSTANDING OF THE SATAN
BOUND" DISCLOSED THE DARKEST HOUR PRE-
cEDEs THE DAWN" SAYS GODS ONE AND ONLY
INFALLIBLE MASTERPIECE, BIBLE. PASTOR,
See CRISIS, Page
HEBREW CONVERT. CHRISTIAN EVANGELIST
LYMAN APPELMANs SHORT LOCAL VISIT
JUST CONCLUDED.
INVITATION BY LETTER TO GET IN TOUCH WITH
HIM. GIVEN SILENT TREATMENT
HE IS A RELIGIOUS POLITICIAN SAUL or TAR.
sUs RELATIVELY SPEAKING. WHO HAS NOT YET
HAD PURE 'REBRTH - ONLY A WHITE
WASH - AND IS SEEKING TO MAKE A BIG NAME
See APPELMAN. Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18

HOLLYWOOD CEssP00l" DUPEs. SUCKERS
DEPUTIES. HAVE THEIR SOWING
AND REAPINC'
"456 HOMES LOST: FIRES CONTROLLED"
Detroit News llo
MYTHICAL, ADAM-EVE PHENOMENA!
GOD, ADDITIONALLY, VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THUS DOES DEVIL = MYTH - AID IN
MAKING CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS - AWAKENING
THE NATIVES OUT or THE MYTHICAL,
SATANIC, ANTLcHRIST -PSYcHoPATHIc- ADAM
EVE, MURDERoUS CAIN, JUDAS, KNAvEs AND
FOOLS THE EGO AND PSYCHOLOGY or HUMAN
BIRTHS AND PARENTHoOD! - REPuDATED
BY THE cH-LL-DL-ES-s CHRIST JESUS, THE WAY,
THE TRUTH. AND THE LIFE" - my WORKS
AND GREATER SHALL YE Do"i - WHO APPRE-
HENDED GOD AS THE ONLY REAL PARENT
See cEssPooL. Page
Human Events Commentary, lilo
PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION. ACCORDING TO
MILTON KAhIN, Is "A SYSTEM UNDER WHICH
CHILD IS MADE TO DO WHAT he WANTS TO DO
1.-THE COLD WAR UNNERvES AMERICANS"
BY PAUL HARVEY
GOD VIA HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
DEAR PAUL: BUT NOT MY HIGHEST CHOSEN
cHRIsTLiKE CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS THEY HAVE
NO OTHER gods BUT THE GOD AND FATHER
or CHRIST JESUS - THE GOD WHO IS Cod -
See HUMAN EVENTS, Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1961-11-18


MORE OF THE DEADLY. SLOPPY THINKING OF
NON-CHRIST SCIENTISTS!
THE TWO ENGINES WERE. OBVIOUSLY. DE-
FEcTIvE WHEN THE PLANE LEFT THE GROUND.
FORTUNATELY. MERELY AN ADAM-EvE MYTH
AIRCRAFT SAFETY INSURANCE: MY ONE AND
ONLY SANE. HONEST. SATAN-FREE CHURCH.
THERAPEUTICS. MY CHRIST. SCIENTIST =
HEALER. IIBERAT0R. OF HEBREWS. CATHOLICS.
PR0TEsTANTs. CLERGY. IAYMEN. LEADERS.
MASSES, THE NON-CHRIsT SCIENTIST!
MY CHRISTIAN SCIENCE TEXTBOOK SHOULD
BE IN THE PILOTS CABIN OF ALL PLANES TO
SHARPEN PILOTS INTUITION! THE PILOT OR
THE SECOND IN COMMAND. SHOULD HAVE
STUDIED A PORTION AT LEAST. OF THE
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BIBLE LESSON.SERMON BE-
FORE. OR AFTER. ENTERING PLANE OR BOTH
BEFORE AND AFTER.
coNsEcRATED CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST OF THE
GROUND CREW - OR ONE OF THE PILOTS WOULD
HAVE DETECTED THOSE TWO FAULTY ENGINES
See CRASH, Page
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Legislator
Discusses
Mail

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May
% (AP).-A member of the
United States Congress rec
commended yesterday that
people ought to write more
letters to their Congress
men.
Representative Edith Green,
Democrat of Oregon, said
she is more impressed by
500 sincere letters from 500
individuals than by one let
ter from one group"
Mrs. Green, addressing a
group of delegates to the
Rhode Island Baptist State
convention, had one specific
suggestion in the letter.
writing field, one that says:
LAS an active church mem
ber, ! am much concerned
about what happened in Ala
bama."
The Oregon Democrat said
she was made ill" by read
ing about the MOP attack on
freedom riders" in Mont
gomery, Ala, on Saturday.
I'VE are not ready to go
out and conquer space until
we have Strengthened things
out here"
Evening star., 1961-05-22
CLUB CALENDAR

lor Whittier is to lead dis
cuSSion.
Suburban Day Group Alum
nae. Alpha Delta Pi-Sewing
project meeting at 1890 am.
at the home of Mrs. Thomas
w. Walton.
WOman's Guild Of Ameri-
can University Business
meeting and election of Off
GERS at II am. in the lounge,
School of International Serv-
ices, uptown campus. Mrs. H.
Arnold Karo will speak.
Luncheon will follow.
WOmen's Auxiliary, Prince
Georges County Medical So
cicty-Business meeting and
installation, followed by tea.
Beginning at noon at the
Nurses Home of the Prince
Georges County General
Hospital.
Our Flag Chapter, d. C.
Evening star., 1961-05-22

DAR-Meeting at noon at
the chapter house.
Montgomery County Sec
ton, National Council of Jew
ish WOmen-Luncheon and
installation at noon at ODon-
nell'S Restaurant in Bethesda.
Livingston Manor Chapter,
d. c. OAR - Meeting and
luncheon at 1890 pm. at
the home of Mrs. Earl B.
Weiman. Election and in
stallation.
Executive Chapter, Nation
al Secretaries Association
Dinner meeting and election
at 6 pm. at the Executive
Club Room. the Lafayette
Hotel. Mr.. Leland F.. Allen
will speak.
WOmen'S City Club-Card
party at 1880 pm.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Seven Stars

To Mrs. L. M, Riuerddle
Mr.. E. r. F., WASHINGTON
I noticed your request for
a quilt pattern named Seven
Sisters. Several years ago l
made a hobby collecting de-
signs for patchwork quilts,
and I have a number of
books, really pamphlets.
showing designs for many
quilts. I don't find a pattern
for Seven Sisters, but in sew
ersl of the pamphlets, l find
a pattern for Seven Stars.
The block is made up of seven
stars, each containing six
diamond shaped pieces. and
I am sure this is the pattern
to which you referred. 1 will
be happy to loan you one of
the pamphlets with this pat
tern in it.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Latin
.Women
Visit

Twelve women engaged in
social welfare and public
health activities in as many
Latin American countries be-
gan a 60-day' tour of the
Omitted States here yesterday.
Well-known in their coun-
trles for their work with the
handicapped and under
privileged groups, the women
have been invited to this
country to hold discussions
with their American counter
parts in agricultural and in
dustrial communities.
This is the first Latin
American multi national
women's project under the
auspices of the cultural ex-
change program of the De-
partment of State.
The women are Maria Cat
alino Trillo. Argentina; Te-
resa de Aguirre, Bolivia;
Lucymar Costa Lima, Brazil;
Rupina Diaz, Chile; Lola Ro-
cha, Columbia. and Rosa
Araque, Ecuador.
Also. Violet Flores de To-
bar, El Salvador; Rosa Quin-
tana Arevalo, Guatemala;
Graciela Cruz, Mexico; Fuse
bia G. de Hernandez, PAN
anna; Eide Nunez, Paraguay,
and Maria Oholeguy Miro,
Uruguay.
Vice President johnson is
expected to receive the viSi-
tors during their stay in
Washington. They will be
welcomed to this country by
Mrs. Katie Louchheim, special
consultant to the Department
Of State for Women's activ-
tiles. and Mr.. John N. Hayes,
deputy director of the Of
flee of Cultural Exchange.
Their program in town in
cludes periods Of observation
with various welfare and
public health institutions.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Crochetinq

Is there a reader who can
copy crocheting without writ
ten directions? The hot-plate
mats I use every day are
wearing out and as they were
a gift to me years ago. I
know of no other way to re-
place them. The mats are of
two sizes, made Of heavy cot
ton, and it seems to me that
they would be easy to copy.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Office Expands

The League of Women
Voters of Montgomery
County has announced ex-
pansion of its Silver Spring
office facilities. The offices
are open from 10 to 2 Mon
day through Thursday.
The services of the non-
partisan league are available
to any voter who desires in
formation on registration
and voting procedures.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Confusion
Of Tongues
D. N. W. HudttSUtlle

My father has been search
ing in many book stores for a
book called Confusion Of
Tongues" but has not been
able to find it. AS I read
through this column, it oc-
Cured to me that perhaps
one Of you readers would
know where I could find such
a book.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
READERS CLEARING HOUSE

finely chopped and powdered
sugar. If you do not want to
use brandy and rum, substi-
tute l2 cup orange juice.
Mix ingredients together
thoroughly. Form into balls,
roll in sugar, and store in a
tightly covered container.
They are best when served
several days later.
Evening star., 1961-05-22
Dry Cleaners

Mrs. L. P. c., Alexandria
We plan to be travelling
this summer in Germany
with our headquarters being
Frankfurt. Since my complete
wardrobe is to be of wool and
cotton knits. would GER
tainly appreciate the name of
a good dry cleaner in Frank
furt. Thank you in advance.
Evening star., 1961-05-22

friends, but none of them
lived to be more than 8 or
10 years old.
Spottie was a very friendly
girl and liked to be in the
midst f everything tnft was
going on. She had favorlte
perch on a hasSocN in the
living room which she as
sumed was her own private
property. My mother used
to say that at precisely 3
pm. Spottie would place her
self in the hallway to wait
for me to return from school.
At 7 pm. when my father
was expected home from
work, she would @gain set up
her vigil in the living room.
When she died, she appar-
emily did so in her sleep, as
we found her dead in her
bed one morning. We were
consoled somewhat by telling
ourselves that We haG enjoyed
her for so many years. but
1 felt that I could not ac-
cept another dog.
However, inside of six
months, we had acquired a
cocker spaniel, Mallie, who
will soon be l6 years old.
Although she has been deaf
for a year and a half, We
simply point to indicate that
We want her to go out or go to
bed, etc.
When my grandchildren
come to visit. Mallie immedi-
ately collects all her toys
and brings them up to the
children to entice them to
play with her. We also have
a tomcat that Mallie has ac-
cepted graclously.