davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-08-19

slow leaks and seepage. is
not always effective in these
cases because the pressure
of the gushing water washes
it away before it has had a
chance to set and become
strong.
Dut to the general use these
days of much space below the
ground, there has been a great
amount of study given to the
development of a material
which would handle a pres
sure leak and it has finally
been perfected.
known as an aqua-plug, 1t
is a prepared material which
needs only to be mixed with
water, formed into a ball and
forced into the hole or crew.
ice. 1t is held in place firmly
and, in 80 seconds, becomes
as hard as a rock, firmly
adhering to the masonry
around the leak-the gushing
water is stopped in its tracks.
Evening star., 1961-08-19
Mirror Steoms

Question: I live in a modern
efficiency unit apartment,
with the dressing room Sec
toned off from the bath
room, not quite all the way
to the ceiling. After a long,
hot soak" in the tub, I find
the dressing mirror steamed
up. How can this be pre-
vented?
Answer: A chemically treat
ed anti-fog cloth, for use on
automobile windshieldS, mir
rors, ETC., is available at many
auto accessories, housewares
and hardware stores; this is
just rubbed over the mirror
surface. The bathroom win
dow should be opened as soon
as possible to draw off exceS-
sive moisture and vapor in
the room. Or, If this is an
inside room, the ventilator
may not be functioning prop
erly to draw off the moisture.
Evening star., 1961-08-19

cloth dampened with a solu-
ton of equal parts Of de-
natured alcohol and water,
then dry outdoors. Stained
book pages can be busted
with French chalk or corn
starch. allowing the powder
to remain for several days,
then brushing off.
Shingles Bleed
Question: We have a small
wood cottage near the ocean
front. Originally the shingles
were stained a brown color,
but have since been painted
a light color several times
with a good quality shingle
and shake paint. The brown
color continues to show
through in spots in q short
time. How can this be over
come?
Answer: Because of the
proximity of the cottage to
the ocean, with resulting
moisture in the air, it's pos
sible the bleeding" may be
due to paint applied over a
mildewed surface. Scrub the
surface with a stiff brush
and a strong detergent in
warm water, rinSing well
afterwards with clear water.
Then apply a milk house
hold bleach to kill any re-
naming fungus and allow to
remain As minutes, fol-
lowed by thorough rinsing
with clear water. Use any
top quality mildew-reSistant
paint; the new vinyl plastic
latex paints are excellent on
dampiSh surfaces.
Evening star., 1961-02-23
BOYS BASKETBALL

MONTGOMERY REC. LEAGUE
Results YESTERDAY
NARROW Furniture. go. John Hopkins,
MONTGOMERY Sentinels, SO. (playoffS
Evening star., 1961-02-23
WIN, LOSE or:
ND W -.. =
Terry and the Pirates

MIAMI, FEB 2S-Depending on the person. of course,
adversity isn't always the problem it appears to be-
Take 25-year-old Ralph Terry for instance This is the
Yankee pitcher who served up that home run pitch in
the flnal game with the Pirates last October.
Let's set the scene. The Pirates so badly outbatted
y the YANKEES, were even in games 3-3 when Bill
MazeroSk came to bat in the last of the ninth inning
Ierry had just come into the game to relieve. -
His first pitch rode in high 1t was the kind that
Mtter ike MazeroSk no power guy, could have swept
out OF the park John Blanchard the Yankee catcher
called time and strobe to the box to speak to Terry
You throw him another ball like that one" Blanchard
said land it's going the fence" -
Terry, grim-faced, nodded in agreement. But his
next effort also high and down the pipe Mazerosh
beted it the leftfied wall the Pirates won the
World Series. 49,.
BLANCHARD WENT TO hospital for treatment Of
an ulcer. Terry, the guy who threw the monumental
pitch, got married and went honeymoon in Mexico
He turned up the other day to play in the National
Baseball Golf Tournament -:
What was done DONE" Ralph said as he tackled
roast beef feast Here's what really happened We
had book on Mazerosk. Keep the ball down and away
from hm-make him reach-and you've got him out. -
Il threw him slider the first pitch. 1t was high
and apparently it didn't do much That's when Blanchard
came out to talk to me-
You throw this guy one more pitch like that one
John said, and it'll be all over
"Darned if didn't throw him another slider, right
smack into his power. overthrew the ball. If you know
what mean. MazeroSki really sailed it.
-,
Il LEARNED GREAT DEAL after that one PITCH"
Ralph said Il goofed there's question about It, What
should have done to throw the slider low and away
from Mazeroski. ShuckS he's no great hitter"
Terry drew no censure in the. Yankee dressing room
after the big blow This party happened to be on the
scene and Casey Stenge who already knew he to
fired properly blamed his pitchers for the New York defeat
But he never singled out Terry. After the SLIM blond
boy took his shower he looked toward Casey expect
ing umbrage. 1T came" Terry said. "He was q
wonderful old man. and far I'm concerned he was
the greatest manager ever" ii,
There respect for Terry after the golf tourna-
men here He fired neat IA opening day. "I bal
loon to "a the next round" Ralph said "Shuck this Is
only the third year I've played this game.
He came back to shoot rounds of IS, 7S and 70 and
while he wasn't winner Terry did all right.
One manager put 1t this way: "a guy who can shoot
like that and make albis about the pitch he threw
TO MazeroSki, has got to be helluva competitor.
I'll take Terry You have the rest of the young
guys"
Evening star., 1961-02-23

Hahtime score: 1890. Friends.
Evening star., 1961-02-23
..GoodCounseI
SIightChoice
In Quincy

Good Counsel High School,
composed almost entirely of
juniors. will be a slight favorite
in the fifth annual st.
Stephens basketball tourna-
ment, beginning today at st.
Stephens.
The Falcons, all juniors
except for senior reserve Rick
Haney, have won nine of 10
games in their second year of
competition, but their schedule
has been the strongest of the
participating teams.
Landon, which won easily
last year, will not return, but
Georgetown Prep, the champion
two years ago and runnerup
last year, heads a contingent
Of four Interstate Athletic Con-
ference teams. The Little
Hoyas have split two games with
Good Counsel this year.
In opening ng-round games,
Good Counsel meets st. Albans
at 4, and Prep plays Norfolk
Academy at $50. Kingswood
School Of West Hartford, Conn,
a newcomer to the tournament,
plays Sidwell Friends at Z, and
the host school tangles with
Christchurch Of Saluda, Va,
at $3.50.
The semifinals tomorrow will
be at z and $3.50, preceded by
consolation games at 4 and
$50. Play starts Saturday at
II am, with the championship
game scheduled for $3.50.
Evening star., 1961-02-23
Majors Beot CIV
AS Lentz Breaks
Own Scoring Mark

Marty Lentz, who scored ii
points last night to break his
own regular season record, is
so points shy of the overall
Group / mark and l24 below
the Virginia State record.
Lentz' Al points paced Mount
Vernon High School to its 11th
straight victory. 77-52. over
George Washington at Ham
mond and gave him SOS for II
games, an average OF IS per
game.
His former regular-season
record was SGT. set last year.
Dick Kepley owns the all-games
Group / record of 645, set in
1954-5 at jefferson Senior in
Roanoke. Last year, Buddy
Booker of William Campbell, a
Group II school, totaled 719 in
all games. for the State record.
Mount Vernon has two games
remaining on the schedule. Jeb
Stuart tomorrow night and Lee
Saturday night. plus at least
one game in next weeks North
ern District Group la tourna-
ment.
Evening star., 1961-02-23
Don Roth's AII-Around Play Decisive
As St. Johns Squeoks by Gonzogo Il
CATHOLIC LEAGUE
BY DICK SLAY
star staff Writer

Don Roth, the cocky. 6-foot-
scoring leader for st. Johns
High School. must be one Of
this areas most complete bas-
ketball players.
After scoring 81 points in his
previous three games, Roth was
held to II yesterday by Con-
zaga. Still, the Cadets CO.
captain was the one who caused
the most damage as st. Johns
squeaked through to a 5l-49
victory before a crowd Of less
than 1000 at the DeMatha
gym
II thought enough of him
to have a man dogging him
practically all the time" Coach
Frank Fuqua Of Gonzaga said.
The Eagles used a zone defense,
with Mike Thornett paying
close attention to Roth.
Roth was held to seven field
goal attempts. of which he sank
three. but he led the Cadets in
rebounding with 10 recoveries.
He stole the ball .half-dozen
times and assisted teammates
on numerous shots. His last
assist led to the winning bas-
ket.
st. Johns took time out with
eight seconds left and the score
tied. 49-49. After a brief stall,
Roth drove across the middle,
but three defenders jammed
any shot attempt. So he
flipped to Tom Mcdonald under
the blackboard. and Mcdonald
put in a layup just before the
buzzer.
The Cadets took their first
lead at So on a goal by Sopho-
more Bob Lewis, their high
scorer with l3 points, and
moved out to their biggest ad-
vantage, 24-16, before half
time.
Jay Dugan got nine of his 10
points in the third quarter as
Gonzaga regained the lead, So
"a. The score was tied three
times near the end on four foul
shots by ThDrnett and two by
Dugan.
It was the final first-half
game of the Catholic League
schedule, giving st. Johns Sec
ond place and an overall record
Of 1877 so far. The Cadets
must beat Carroll Sunday and
Gonzaga again Tuesday to
clinch no worse than second
place in the second half and an
automatic berth in the Knights
of Columbus tournament late
next month.
Evening star., 1961-02-23
HIGH SCHOOL
BASKETBALL

Results Yesterday
Hoffman Boston Sc, Jennie Dean 81.
Lackey A., Annapolis 45.
Landon "A, st. Adams 45.
Mount Vernon a. George Washington
g, James ~, Friends a.
81. Johns 81. Gonzaga 40.
Woodberry Forest so, Kingswood 81.
Games Today
st. Stephens tournament, 4.
Battlefield Conference Group 1-B
tourney at Orange, Va.
GonSaEA at Episcopal. 4.
pncdvd p%oodTard Prep at NIs' Las: -
boroB at Bowie, 5 pm.
7:3O. ~
Games Tomorrow
81, Stephens tournament, 4.
81. MaryS tournament $50
virginia state Catholic tournament at
DeMatha at Carroll. S:45.
LonEfellow at St -Anthony's. 8.
Songressional al Flint Hill, 4
9uantieo Post at Capitol PaEc, :.
Northwestern at Richard Montgomery
$50.
B,cc at BladensburE. $50.
par al Hlgh Point, $50.
9uitlanc at Northwood, T.
OXon Hill at Walter johnson. s.
wheaton a: Gaithersburg. s.
Howard County at Damascus. 8.
PoolesNi,le at Peary. y.
la"rel at Sherwood. =.
DUVa! at Southern. =
SHSScer at Gwynn Park. s.
Lackey al SurrattSville, s.
Arundel at Calvert County. 8.
Neale at LaPlata, s.
Coolidge at Roosevelt. $50.
Bell VS.. Wilson at Roosevelt, 5.
Chamberlain at Mckinley. 3.3O.
Cardozo VS.. Western a. Mckinley, 1870
Anacostia at SpinRarn, $50.
Ballou vs. Phelps at Eastern. $40.
Groveton at Annandale. \.
Georse Washington at Hammond. g.
Stuart at Mount Vernon, 8.
Madison at Fairfax. \.
Mclean at Falls Church, 2.
Wakefield at WI, s.
LeesburE DOUGLASS al walker-Grant,
7:30
ParGer-Grsy at jennie Dean. 7.3O.
Evening star., 1961-02-23
H.oyas Score
lr1lpFesSIiiye|yaI
Rhode Island

Georgetown scored one Of
It's most impressive victories of
the season when it upset
Rhode Island. 92-s4, last night
In Kingston, r. I.
The victory over the Yankee
Conference leaders should give
the Hoyas confidence for the
game here Saturday night
against the University of Con-
necticut, which is the third
place team in the same Con-
ference.
Rhode Island, which has a
16-7 record in all games, vir-
tually Is certain Of an NCAA
tournament bid. The Yankee
Conference champion plays st.
Bonaventure, No. 2 team in the
Nation, in the first round Of
the NCAA playoffS in New
York.
The Hoyas. who made the
trip by bus because of the air.
line strike, won their eighth
game against 10 defeats thanks
to a scoring furry midway in
the second half. Georgetown
scored IA. out Of Is points to
boost its margin from 6l-6O to
1854. Tom Coleman and Bob
Sharpenter led the squirt.
Georgetown hit on So per cent
Of its shots and scored IL more
field goals than the hosts, who
outscored Georgetown 26-lO
from the foul line.
Jim Carrino. Paul Tagliabue
and Puddy Sheehan hit for %,
81 and 20 points to pace
Georgetown's balanced attack,
Charley Lee Of the Rams was
high with "a.
Connecticut, which closes the
Hoyas' home schedule Saturday
night. has an 11-9 record with
Fordham. Manhattan and
Rhode Island its principal
victims.
Evening star., 1961-02-23
St. james RuIIies
To Defect Friends

st. James School from
Hagerstown scored 9 points in
a row at the finish to pull out
a 42-41 victory in basketball
: yesterday at Sidwell Friends.
In a peculiar game through
out. Friends took a 6-1 lead at
the start and built a l0-point
advantage early in the third
/. quarter. before st. James rail-
: lied to go in front. 1892.
The host Quakers then scored
Il straight points for a 40-33
lead and St. James countered
: with its 9 in succession. with
Hunter Minnix' goal the even
s,tual winner.
! jeff Rogers was denied a
field goal by the final buzzer
but made the first of two foul
shots to pull Friends within a
T10int
Evening star., 1961-02-23
Landon Works
For Big Game

Landon School, winner of
II basketball games without
defeat. will keep active with
scrimmageS against college e
freshman teams in preparation
for the big game Of the high
school season. The Bears 60
against 20 = time winner De-
Matha a week from tonight at
Cole Field House.
The Bears routed st. Adams,
"a IS, at Landon yesterday.
George Manger joined team
mate Fred Hetzel above the
1000 mark with 16 points, Civ
ing him l.00l in four seasons.
Hetzel scored % to total
Evening star., 1961-02-23
Ruy Felix Fined

NEW YORK. Feb. % (AP).
Ray Felix of the Los Angeles
Lakers, has been fined $3.50 by
Maurice Podoloff, president of
the National Basketball Asso-
citation, today for his conduct
in a game at Cincinnati last
Sunday.
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psychologist at the nationally
known st. Coletta's Home for
Exceptional Children, Jeffer-
son, Wisconsin.
According to her book, the
problem of retardation touch
es one of every four Ameri-
can families. And while the
attitude of the public in many
instances toward the retard-
ed is discouraging, the out
look for happy, useful lives
for these children is bright.
Now in its second printing,
The Challenge of the Retard-
ed Child can be obtained at
Cathedral Book Store or from:
Dept. B, The Bruce Publish
ing Company, 400 North
Broadway, Milwaukee 1, Wis
consin.
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PUBLISH CHURCH
MUSIC HISTORY

The first complete history
Of Catholic Church Music in
English has been released.
1t was written by DR..
Karl Fellerer of Cologne
University, and translated by
FIR. Francis Drummer, C.Cs.R.
of Grand Rapids, Michigan. 1t
covers the development of
sacred music from the early
Church down to the present;
and a special chapter is devot-
ed to the American contribu.
ton to this field. 1t is
published by Helican Press of
Baltimore. The price is $3.50.
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Films = Radio
N2l J b Nv
New Film Released
For Group Showing

NEW YORK-The National
Association for Retarded Chill
dren is circulating a new
half hour film in which Or
mand Drake of the WCBS-TV
program The Way To Go in
terviews DR.. Mary Theodore,
O.S.F., author Of the book
book, Challenge OF the Re.
tsrded Child on problems of
care and educating the excep-
tional child.
THE Is MILLIMETER FILM
is available for public show
ing. Educational, church, civic
and f~raternal organizations
may direct their requests to:
National Association for
Retarded Children
1886 Park Avenue
New York, New York
Attention: Thomas Murphy
Sister Theodore is a staff
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11:25 pm, Chan. s Let's Be
Happy Allied Artists, 1949 -
All.
ITO am, Chan. 4 IL Fighting Faith
er Dunno n RKo, I947 ~ All.
TUESDAY, DEC. rs
$50 am, Chan. 10 Boy Friend
goth Century Fox, 1888 - Al.
5 pm, Chan. 4 Little Women,
Part II MGM, 1888 - All.
11;2O pm, Chan. 10 = Othello -
United Artist, 1945 ALI.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 Hi Nellie -
ITO pm, Chan, 4 Hunt the Man
Down RKO, 1850 All.
WEDNESDAY, DEC. ~
$3.50 am, Chan. 10 Twonky -
5 pm, Chan. 4 Journey for
Margaret - MGM, 1912 - All,
1920 pm, Chan. 10 = Holiday -
Columbia, 1897 - Al.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 Decision
of Christopher ~Blake-Warners,
l948 All.
ITO am, Chan. 4 Bring EN-
Back Alive NRA.
THURSDAY. DEC. 70
$50 am, Chan. 10 Smith of
Minnesota - Columbia, 1941
Al.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - National Velvet,
Part l - MGM, 1914 = Al.
1920 pm. Chan. 10 Mad About
Men-NRA.
8 pm, Chan. 10 Eddie Cantor
Story - Warmers, 1853 - Al.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 - Widow from
Chicago - MIRA.
lilo am, Chan. 4 The Lady
Consents - NRA.
FRIDAY, DEC. ~
$50 am, Chan. 10 Tom Sawyer,
Detective NRA.
5 pm, Chan. 4 - National Velvet,
Part II MGM, 1914 - Al.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 = Gentlemen
Marry Brunettes - United Art
list, 1854 - All.
lips pm, Chan. 6 - Unearthly
Republic, 1856 49, All.
lilo am, Chan. 4 If l Were
Free - MIRA.
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NEW ABBOT

CONCEPTION, No. MO-
Abbot Anslem Coppersmith,
O.S.B,, SO, has been elected
abbot of the Benedictines'
Conception Abbey here.
The fourth abbot of the 73-
year-old abbey, he succeeds
Abbot Stephen Schappler,
O.S.B. who died November 5.
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Times TV-Movie Ratings P +
STET HEAD ... ... .
SATURDAY, DEC. q
II midnight, Chan. 4 - Meet Me
in St, Louis - MGM, 1943 - Al.
SUNDAY, DEC. "a
II noon, Chan. 10 = Heidi 10th
Century Fox, 1886 Al.
1880 pm, Chan. 10 Going My
Way Paramount, 1888 Al.
MONDAY, DEC. IS
$3.50 am, Chan. 10 - Pied Piper
goth Century Fox, 1871 Al.
II noon, Chan. 4 Meet Me in
Louis : MGM, 1943 = Al.
S pm, Chan. 4 - Little Women,
Part / MGM, 1913 Al.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 The Bride
Wore Boots - Paramount, 1945
B. objection: Reflects ac-
ceptability of divorce.)
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Legion of Decency:
TV MOUie RATINGS

MOTION PICTURE cLAssIFlcA.
TON BY NATIONAL LEGION or
oEcENcY. Al Morally UnubJec-
tionable tor All; All Morally I'm
Objectionable for Adults: B Moral.
ly Objectionable in Part for All;
c Condemned. NRA No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, DEC. n
$3.50 am, Chan. 10 And So
They Were Married - Columbia,
1886 - All.
$40 pm, Chan. 4 - The Search,
Part 2 - MGM, 1947 Al.
1920 pm, Chan. 10 Little Wom-
en- MGM, 1948 - Al.
ll:25 pm, Chan. 6 - Seven Guns
to Mesa - Allied Artists, 1857
All.
lilo am, Chan. 4 Follow the
Fleet - RKO, 1886 - AL.
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Inter-Faith
Film Listing

Daily film Iisfings by
the Inter-Faifh Film Com.
mitfee can be found in the
Columbus Cit izen-Jour.
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
GRAND-South Seas Adven-
ture.
PALACE y Babes in Toy
land.
BOULEVARD, CLIN o N.
LINCOLN, K - The
Big Circus, Tammy Tell Me
True.
ESQUIRE - Saturday mat
inee also - The Big Circus,
Tammy Tell Me True.
SOUTHERN-Saturday only
All Hands on Deck, Francis
Of Assist.
MAIN second Time
Around.
TEENS
CLEVE,
A ST N. UNIVERSITY.
of Navar.
rome.
! matinee
also-Guns of Navarrone.
- Friday only
The Trunk, Screams of Fear.
18TH AVE. AUTO Two
Rode Together, Gidget Goes
Hawaiian.
GARDEN - Friday only
Battle at Bloody Beach, En-
envy Below.
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FURNITURE STORES

USED FURNITURE
Rugs and Appliances
BARGAIN FURNITURE STORE
212 London Rd. Phone 3-7503
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BIBLE TRANSLATION DISCUSSED

STUTTGART, Germany -
NC)The Catholic Bible So
ciety of Stuttgart has sent out
queStionnaireS to German
speaking Scripture scholars
on problems connected with
the production of a transla-
ton of the Bible into German
for use in all the dioceses of
Germany.
This consultation was re-
quested by the Bishops of
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Germany in their annual meet
ing at Fulda in August.
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MISC. o SALE

CANARIES - Beautiful singers
and hens. Mrs. Winters, Am.
3-7687.
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Movies Rated

GLASS a, SECTION
Babes In Toyland
The Clown and the Kid
CLASS A, SECTION
Incident in an Alley
Lost Battalion
Throne of Blood
Woman Hunt
CLASS A, SECTION 3
One, Two, Three
CLASS 3
Guns Of the Black Witch
OBJECTION: Suggestive sit
uationS and excessive brutal
ity.
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RUG CLEANING

TLTON RUG and furniture
cleaners. New and used rugs
and carpets. Phone 363-1122.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

IT'S OBVIOUSLY the gypsy in the designing soul of Ar
L mold ScaaSi that is brought out in his colorful
Spring and Summer collection.
Gypsy rufles gypsy shawls, and caravan colorS con-
tribute the flamenco mood evoked by many of his late
day designs.
The award-winnng young designer likes the idea of
coverup echoing the fabric the fringe, the rueS of
the dress it accompanies
Thus, the evening costume complete evolves. To
ScaaSi it warmweather approach to the sub
ject the right evening wrap matching coat
too heavy and too much to worry about, he feels.
Scaasi fashions are available through Woodward &
Lothrop.
MAGAZINE. WASHINGTON, c.
Evening star., 1961-04-02

NEttlGNlOSB ~"
risk is ours, you
cont lose. SoT-
ry. only ] DEM.
.onSfTotoT TO oI
fomily on this
non-pTohf irons
cciion. Good in
the U.S.A. only.
Evening star., 1961-04-02
Gypsy Mood
By ELEM
Star Fashion Writer
By ELEM

Star Fashion Writer
Evening star., 1961-09-23
1900 Youths
Will Rally at
Adventist Fete

More than 5000 seventh-Day
Adventist youths from the
Washington area meet at 2
O'Clock today in Carter Barron
Amphitheater for their annual
fall rally.
John Hnatyshyn, of Oshawa,
Ontario, Canada, secretary of
the Department Of Laymen's
Activities of. the Canadian
Union Conference of Advent
lists, will address the rally.
The event is under the direc-
tion of Edmund M. Peterson, of
Takoma Park, Md, director of
youth activities of the Columbia
Union Conference Of Advent
lists, and E. Frank Sheriff., Of
Staunton, Va, director Of youth
work for the Potomac Con-
ference of AdventiSts.
Other speakers will include
Chad Israel, secretary of the
Temperance Department of the
Southern Asia Division Of Ad-
ventists, and DR.. Winton
Beaven. academic dean of
Columbia Union College.
Also, the Rev. william A.
Loveless, pastor of the Sligo
Adventist Church, and Lester
Harris, head of the biology
department of Columbia Union
College.
Evening star., 1961-09-23
Dr.. WedeI Honored

When DR.. Theodore o. Wede
of Washington was named
president-emeritus of tht
House Of Deputies, he re-
ceived an honor never before
given in the 172-year history
of the church.
The obvious affection fol
DR.. Wedel in the presentation
was inspiring for those whit
knew him, which seemed to h
everybody in the hall. Hi
humility in accepting the hon.
or was in keeping with the
character of the man whit
served as president of the House
Of Deputies at its 1852, 1885,
and 1858 meetings.
Since DR.. Wedel's retirement
as warden of the College Of
Preachers, Washington Cath
edral, in 1860, he has been
an extremely busy man.
Last year he served as a
research scholar at the
Ecumenical Institute at
Evanston, Ill. Starting this
month, he will be visiting
professor at the Episcopal
Theological Seminary, Cam
bridge, Mass, for the acad-
demic year 1961-62. Next Sep
tember DR.. Wedel assumes
Henry Emerson Fosdick Pro-
fessorial Chair at Union
Theological Seminary, New
York.