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Evening star., 1961-09-17
Art Classes
To Be Held at
Potter's House

A new art center will be
opened tomorrow by the
Church of the Saviour at the
Potter's House Worship, on
Connecticut avenue NV.
The Misses Kay Pitchford
and Jimilu Mason, both pro-
fessional artists. will give in
struction in ceramics, design,
metalcraft, printing fabrics,
sculpture and weaving.
Six three-hour classes will
be limited to 10 students
each, and the nominal fees
will pay for overhead ex-
penses.
Miss Mason, a we'll known
sculptor, has done busts of
many prominent perSonall-
ties.
Miss Pitchford, who has
had extensive teaching ex-
perience, also is a registered
occupational therapist.
Both instructors have been
in charge of the decor and
exhibits of The Potter'S
House, a European type cof-
fee house which the church
opened more than a year ago
on Columbia road as an un-
usual venture in evangelism.
Cherry Tree Textile de-
signs and ceramic sculpture
are being featured in the cur
rent exhibit which will con-
tinue until October 81. 1t is
open in the evenings with
the exception of Mondays
when the Potter's House is
closed.
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Tea and Tour
Is Planned

A tea honoring the Judge
Lynn Chapter Of the District
Daughters Of the American
Revolution will be given by
its regent, Miss Eunice B.
Haden. September % at the
Arts Club.
The guests will be taken on
a tour of the club, which Is
a former home Of President
James Monroe during the
period in which the White
House was undergoing restor-
alton.
Evening star., 1961-05-19

Selby Bay Yacht Club; July 28-
80, cruise, rendezvous and Dis
trict 5 navigators' contest at
Baltimore Yacht Club, Sue Is
land, Md; August IL, joint
cruise and navigators' contest
with Patuxent River Power
Squadron on Patuxent River.
POTOMAC RIVER SAILING
ASSOCIATION.-May ~, race
from Washington Sailing Ma
rina to Mount Vernon Yacht
Club on Dogue Greek: May %,
novelty races and picnic supper
at Mount Vernon Yacht Club;
May 80. race from Mount YER
non Yacht Club to Old
Dominion Boat Club, Alexan-
dria.
POTOMAC VALLEY BOAT
ING CLUB-May 27-28, cruise
to Colonial Beach; June 8,
South River cruise; June II,
Poplar Island and jefferson
Island cruise: June 17-1S. Pi-
rates Cruise on Patuxent
River; June IS, Severn River
cruise; July Ia, cruise to Pop
lar and Wye Islands, Miles
River, Kent Narrows and Ches-
ter River; July 8, South River
cruise; July 1916, Rhode River
and West River cruise; July %,
Orphans Cruise to Marshall
Hall; July %, Wye River and
Wye Island cruise; July 1890.
South Sea Cruise on Patuxent
River; August 6. cruise around
Kent Island; August 1918.
Severn River cruise; August 20,
North Beach to willows Beach
cruise; August 26, cruise to
Freestone Point; September
"a, cruise on Severn and Rhode
Rivers: September 8. South
River cruise: September II, Po-
tomac cruise from Occoquan
Greek to Aqualand; September
%, Miles River cruise; october
/, Rhode River cruise; October
Z, Patuxent River cruise: Octo-
Der IS, final cruise on Potomac.
ROSE HAVEN YACHT
CLUB-May 26. fashion show;
May 81, noon, flag-raiSing fol-
lowed by regatta and dancing
at night; May %, boat parade;
June 3-4, cruise to Maryland
Yacht Club; June II, Web Foot
international meeting and
dance; June %, splash party;
July 1-2, cruise to Cam
bridge; July 81, splash party;
August IL. Commodore's Ball;
August 18. splash party and
water show by club youngsters;
September IA, fishing carni-
val; September %, Harvest
Noon Ball; october 8. oyster
Evening star., 1961-05-19
YACHT CLUB SCHEDULES ANNOUNCED
Power and Sailing Fans Look to Banner Season

october 90, frostbite regatta;
November 19, regional cham
pionship regatta for Interna-
tional las.
SHADY OAKS YACH 7
CLUB-Tomorrow at l pm,
flag-raising ceremonies, bless
ing of the fleet and buffet;
June 10-11, shakedown cruise
to Oak Grove Yacht Club, din
ner ashore and overnight an
chorage in Church Creek; July
IA. cruise to st. Michaels; Au-
gust 1918, cruise to Swan
Greek; October 8, annual meet
ing; November S, annual din
ner and change of watch.
SOLOMONS ISLAND YACHT
CLUB-May 27, dance; June 4
cruise to Queen of Chesa-
peake contest; June IT, barbe-
cue: July 1916, 21St annual
powerboat regatta including
Southeastern Division Out
board championships; August
l, crab feast; September 3, bull
roast; October %, Halloween
party and dance; November II,
Autumn Smorgasbord.
WEST RIVER SAILING
CLUB-June 10, flag-raising on
new club grounds at GaleSville
Md; July 5-September /, junior
sailing classes; June 4, II, 1S
and 25, July 2, % and 80 and
August 13 and 20, summer Sc
ries Of races for one-designs;
Shakedown cruise for cruising
classes, May 27-30, with rem
devious at Whitehall Greek
and off Dobbins Island in Mag
othy River: June 1928, Cruise
Week with rendezvous in
Whitehall Creek, Timms Creek,
Sassafras River off George
town, at Great Oak Yacht Club,
Bodkin Point and in Rhode
River; July Ia, cruise to Wye
River and return; July %, Jun
ior Fleet cruise; July %, Cruis-
ing Division races; August As,
Moonlight cruise to Poplar Is
land and Long Haul Greek;
August 1920, Round Bay rem
devious; August 1926, over
night race; September IA,
Evening star., 1961-05-19

roast; October %, Halloween
party; November 4. election;
November II, 1ndianpowwow
November 25. Thanksgiving
dance; December 2, Change OF
Watch.
SEVERN SAILING AS
SOCIATION-May % and
June 4 and II, spring series
for racing classes; June 4
Delta cruising race; June
17-18, sixth annual regatta for
racing classes; June 24-25,
mems. women's, juniors and
Midgets' Club champion
ships; July 4. regatta; July To-
%, 80 and August 6 and 13,
summer series for racing
classes; September 3-4. junior
regatta; September 9-10, Ma
tional Mobjack championships
September IT, Delta cruising
race; october and IS, fall
series for racing classes; Oc-
tober 21-22, Severn Trophy re-
gatta for International las;
Evening star., 1961-05-19

SACRIFICE
Owens 81 de luxe GIFT. sea skiff
ss6St55aas; list for $4,000: will take
S6;3O0; must sell bv Monday. OWNER,
DEALE MARINE SALES
ON DISPLAY
Top name, nationally advertised boats
motors, trailers, electronics. paints
etc. Some models available from stock
lor immediate delivery, others Sched
lled for early delivery direct from
factory. See US now for the model of
your choice There is still time to get
iree Mink Stole for the first mate,
WIN all new cruisers remaining in
USED BOATS
NICE selection to choose from. Send for
out current list specify inboard or
SERVICES
Hauling. painting, mechanical. carmen
try' cleaning, storage, slips, brokerare
ICE aboard. financing, charter etc
5uy ana Keep your boat with expe-
iiienced boatmen-where service and
know how are readily available
DEALE MARINE SALES
0ee!e. Ao. UN. 7-2O23
Evening star., 1961-05-19

Point; October 21-22, cruise tt
Breton Bay.
EASTERN POWER BOAT
CLUB - May %, flag-raisine
ceremonies and buffet.
FLAG HARBOR YACHT
CLUB - May 80, flag-raiSine
ceremonies.
GIBSON ISLAND YACHT
SQUADRON - June 4, Rhode
River race and return; June 10
Love Point race; June 1928
Cruise Week to Tides Inn al
Irvington, Va, and return;
July Is, Miller Series, Star boat
regatta; July 90, lightship race
and Thomas Point race; Sep
tember 2, Cedar Point race;
September 4. swim meet and
junior fleet banquet.
NATIONAL YACHT CLUB
June 18. flag-raising at 2 pm.
at Washington Sailing Marina
and first race of summer series
off HainS Point. Races June 1S
and 81, July 9, 16, % and 80,
and August 6. 13, 20 and 81.
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB
(Rowing events, July 4, Peo-
pies Regatta, Philadelphia
July 1916. National Champi-
onShips. intermediate eights
Philadelphia; August 20. Pres
ident'S Cup rowing; September
3. Middle States Regatta,
Philadelphia Canoeing events
June II, white water race,
B Belvedere, N. j.: June 18,
New Jersey State champion
ships, Wequahic Park, Newark,
NJ: June IS, New York State
championships, East Chester,
N. Y: July 1-2, Dominion
Day Regatta, rowing and ca
noeing, Toronto; July 1916,
Washington Canoe Club Re-
gatta; July %, Middle States
championships, Philadelphia; ;
July 29-30, National Canoe
championships. Washington;
5-6, 500 and 1000
meter races. Lake Sebago, Bear
Mountain, N. Y: August 11-12,
International Regatta. Sugar
Island. Canada: August 13.
Clayton Regatta. Clayton. NY.
10, North American
championships. Nova Scotia;
September 3, Presidents Cup
canoe events: September II,
Tibbets Brook Regatta, Yon-
kers, N. Y.
POTOMAC RIVER POWER
SQUADRON-June 18, naviga-
tors contest at West River
Yacht Club; July IL, cruise,
navigators' contest and crab
feast in the lower Potomac;
July 16, navigators contest at
Evening star., 1961-05-19

1924, Photographic day and
rendezvous; october 14-15,
frostbite rendezvous.
WHITE SANDS YACHT
Evening star., 1961-05-19

clubs annual regatta in West
River; September 4-10, gunk-
holing cruise with rendezvous
at Poplar Island; September
Evening star., 1961-05-19

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6rand1neS 6ra at diseernt prices; 49-h;p
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1853; compl sail inventory and cruis-
ing equipment. OIL. 2-61ss evenings
22-FT. REVEL-CRAFT 80 day cruiser
sleeps q, head. full cover. 15O-h.p
inb.; 5S hrs; S2,995. OWNER. call
FL. 4-3SS6 bet. am. and 2 pm.
Saturday. Sunday.
I5-FT. I-INCH BAY=BUILT runabout;
reasonable. Call VIII. 6-S564.
singing top. Call after 9, Empire
2O-FT. MARINER DAY CRUISER
completely equipped. and in perfect
condition: ready for immediate use;
Sffe2 q fFGomy ov Safe sS175 oSat; See it and make
NEED SPEED OR POWER? 70-h. p
troll: excel. cond.: $3.50. VIII. 6-0835.
32-FT. RICHARDSON; excel. cond.
family boat, well equipped; $3.50,
SO. 5-7700. Ext. 29267.
I4-FT. aluminium craft; l6-h.p. elec
start, steering. controls and trailer;
very good cond.: 1915. PO. 2-4404
CRUIS-A-LONG LIT; 66-h.p. inboard
head head galley; sleeps 2; FiberglsS hull
S1Sf1s! SSi5f trailer, For 'DDt,' call WE
1860 I2-H.P. Elgin outboard: like new
used 3 times. See to appreciate, all
day Sun. after 6 pm: weekdays
26O9 Kenton pl. Sc. NARROW Heights
BOAT SHOW AND sALE-sun., May
81. open SO. See the Sea Skinner
Lone Star and Wheeler and Barbour
boats. Save on bargain sales. MARY
LAND MARINE, 4703 suitland rd
suitland. Md, RE. 6-2S00.
2s-FT. CABIN CRUIsER-S1 $50 OF
reasonable offer. Call 8 to Q pm.
YACHT-S2 800, sacrifice; chrysler
marine a51s engine 4O-ft.; sleeps 8. D1
I4-FT. THOMPSON RUNABOUT-onc
z2-h.p. Evinrude motor. one 10-h.p
Johnson motor. 1907 seth ave sc.
RE. 5-2291.
OWENS 1857, Express cruiser, double
plank. twin 100 hip. motors, complete
incl. ship shore Slip 302 Corinthian
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lift. ALBRIGHT RUNABOUT, new
cony. top and windshield, new 900
ID. Tilt trailer, SO hip. johnson elec
engine used 10 hrs, $3.50 or best
offer. WA. 4-9412.
2I-FT. &C SEA SKIFF and 32-ft
steel houseboat fully equipped. SO. g.
1895 after Z pm.
22-FT. CHRIS-CRAFT SPEED BOAT,
1855 Chrysler VS.: completely Fiber
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First $1,000 takes 1t. Call HI. 9.5791.
GLAsSPAR Sea Fair 17-ft. 1850 mod
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Evening star., 1961-05-19

CLUB-May 81, dinner and
dance; May %, 1870 pm,
flag raising and dedication of
new clubhouse.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Kappa Gamma
Founders Day
January p

The annual Kappa Gamma
Pi Founders Day will be on
Sunday, January %.
The Founders Day observ-
ance will begin with Mass at
IL am. at st. Joseph's Cath
edral. Following the Mass, a
brunch and business meeting
will be held in the Victorian
Room of the Deshler Hilton
Hotel.
If any Kappas who have
recently moved to the Column
bus area and are not yet af-
filiated with the local chap
ter are interested in attend.
ing the Founders day activi-
ties, they may contact Mrs.
John Eberly, $50 Bulen Ave-,
CT. 1882. Mrs. Eberly is in
charge of the reservations
and Mrs. Paul j. Grote, 3513
Roswell Drive, is general
chairman.
Kappa Gamma Pi is a ma
tional Catholic honorary sor-
GRITTY. It's members are Cath
Ollie college graduates who
have been selected both for
their scholarship and leader
ship.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Couple Adopts
Sixth Child

MANCHESTER, England $3.50
A young Catholic couple here,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Wilde,
adopted their sixth colored
child at Christmas.
They adopted the first just
after their marriage five years
ago. Their own child, Martin,
died last July less than a year
after birth.
The Wildes said they decid-
ed to adopt colored children
because there are too few
people willing to adopt them.
We feel they need a home
more than white orphans"
they added.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
SECOND OF A SERIES
The Guilds Of St. Raphael

average Is about so cents a
month.
HOW OFTEN DO GUILDS
MEET?
Most guilds meet once q
month.
ARE PEOPLE LIVING OUT
SIDE OF COLUMBUS ELIGI.
BILE FOR MEMBERSHIP?
Yes, and as a matter of
fact, many people outside of
Columbus are members OF
the Guild.
is THERE a NEED FOR
MORE GUILDs7
Yes! The home is expanding
and any help given in re-
spouse to the Sisters call is
always useful. New Guilds
may be formed by applying to
the board chairman, Miss
Mary Ellen McAndrews, 1901
Parkway Drive, AK. 9-7183.
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women march each year to
help The National Foundation
raise funds in its battle to
prevent crippling diseases
birth defects, arthritis and
polio," she stated.
"These women give gladly
Of their time because they
know how vital March of
Dimes programs can be to the
100000 children born in this
country each year with sig
nificant birth defects, to the
1000, 900 Americans suffer-
ing from arthritis and rheuma-
tism and to the tens of thou
sands of polio patients who
still need National Foundation
help.
"PLEASE SAY YES to our
plea for volunteers and march
to prevent Gripping diseases
by calling March of Dimes
headquarters at HUI. 6-5243,"
Mrs. Mccall concluded.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20

We have no set limit to
numbers in the guild; they
vary at the pleasure of the
individual guilds.
DO ALL GUILDS HAVE THE
SAME PROGRAM
Not necessarily. However,
all Guilds work together on
about four projects a year.
ARE GUILD MEMBERS Ex-
PEcTED TO PARTICIPATE
IN NJ RAISING DRIVES?
The Guilds do not have
money raising drives as such.
They sponsor several dinners
at the Home and rummage
sales each year. Individual
Guilds may have other pro-
jects Of their own.
WHAT ARE THE DUES OF
THE GUILDS?
The dues vary in the in
dividual Guilds. The general
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20

Of their time for our Mothers
March on Tuesday, January
81" Mrs. Metcalf said. "We
need additional workers from
every section of the county,
and we need them urgently"
The civic leader said that
the Mothers March for the
New March of Dimes is the
greatest single volunteer eff
fort put forth by the women
Of America for any cause.
more THAN a MILLION
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
St. Ann Home
Guilds Set Meets

The following st. Ann In
FAINT Home and Hospital
Guilds have announced meet
ingS:
Guild Z Tuesday, Jan.
81, 8 pm, at the home of
Mrs. Robert Snider, 1907 AS
tor-av.
Guild 10 Wednesday,
Feb. /, 8 pm, at the home of
Mrs. Josephine Gallucci, 926
S. Warren Ave.
Guild So - Monday, Jan.
% at 8 pm. at the home of
Mrs. William Price, Jr., Isl
E. Tulane Ave.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20

|
WHAT ARE THE GUILDS
OF ST. RAPHAEL AND
WHAT is THEIR PuRPoSE7
The Guilds of st. Rap
haels are groups OF wo-
men organized to help the
Carmelite Sisters of st.
Raphael's Home, 1850
Roxbury Rd., by giving
parties. for guests at holiday
and special-day seasons. The
Guilds also make small finan-
citl contributions for neces-
sary honey extras so neces-
sary in a place like st. Ra.
phael's.
HOW MANY GUILDS ARE
THERE7
There are now twenty
guilds In existence.
HOW MANY MEMBERS ARE
THERE IN EACH GulLD7
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Open House
Set JAM. % AT
Corpus Christi

FIR. Albert v. Kessler, pas
tor of Corpus Christi parish,
Linwood and Stewart Ave-
nues, is announcing the begin
ming date of an Information
class on Catholic Faith and
Worship, opening at z pm,
on Sunday, Jan. 20 with an
Open House at which time a
tour of the church will be
made, emphasizing the Sane
tuary, Baptistry and Comics
SIGNALS with an explanation
of their meaning and use.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Miss Gross Hosts
Dover Study Club

DOVER-The Loyola Study
Club of st. Joseph Church
will hold its February meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Err
vim Bernard with Miss Helen
Gross as assistant hostess.
Fir. Plus is moderator of the
organization. A date and
time will be announced later.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Mission Talk
AT St. Paul's

The Altar Rosary Society
of st. Pauls, Westerville, will
meet Wednesday, Jan. 25, 8
pm. in the church hall.
Father John Boracco Of
the SITS. Peter and Paul Mis-
sion Seminary, Newark, will
show a movie on Catholic
Mission work abroad, follow
ed by a question and answer
period.
Hostesses for the evening:
Mrs. Fred DelCol, Mrs. Ferd
Berls, Mrs. Gerald Light,
Mrs. Carl GuZzo.
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The group will visit the
Sacristy to view the sacred
vessels and veStments at
close hand. At the conclu.
sion of the Open House re-
freshments will be served.
After opening night classes
will be conducted from 7:3O
to $50 pm. each Tuesday
and Thursday for a period of
three months. Everyone is
invited TO attend regardless Of
religion. There are no obi.
cations.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Open House
Al ST. James

Open House will be observ-
ed from 2 until 4 pm. Sun
day, Jan. % at st. James the
Less Church.
After a tour of the Church
Mass will be explained, with
accompanying slides.
Members of the Legion Of
Mary will take visitors on a
tour of the church.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Dance Set
Al ST. Matthias

The SNOWFALL Jamboree,
round and square dance, will
be held from 8 pm. until mid
night Jan. Il at ST. Matthias
Church Hall.
Bill Joyce and his orches-
ira will play for dancing. In
PERMISSION entertainment will
be provided by the Buckeye
Four-G et-Me Notes, District
Champions Barbershop Quar-
tet Champions.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
St. Francis
Benefit Ready

st. Francis Convent Guild
will sponsor a luncheon and
games party, 1890 pm,
Thursday, Jan. % in the
school hall. Proceeds from
the luncheon will 60 to the
st. Francis Convent.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
Corpus Christi PTA
Dance Set

Corpus Christi PTA will
sponsor a round and square
dance from 8 pm. until mid
night, Saturday, Jan. 81 in
the church social hall.
Russ Smith and his orches-
ira will play for dancing and
Rush Thomas will call the
square dances.
The fifth grade parents are
in charge of arrangements.
The public is invited to attend.
Tickets will be available at
the door.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
ST. Patrick
Fish Fry Jan. 20

The Holy Name Society Of
st. Patrick Church will spon-
sor a Fish Fry, 5 to 8 pm,
Friday, Jan. 20 in the school
hall.
Carry out dinners will be
available at no extra charge,
according to Chairman Dick
Landrigan.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
ACT W SS
AROUND THE PARISHES
St. Agatha Women
To Hear FIR. Bauer

FIR. Joachim Bauer O.P., a member of the faculty
of st. Mary of the Springs College, will speak at the
annual dinner meeting of St. Agatha Women's Club
Wednesday, February l., 6 pm. at Presutt's Villa.
Mrs. E. R. Gassin is chairman with Mrs. E. T. Mat
tingly as co-chairman.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20
MOTHERS MARCH
Need Volunteers
For Dimes Drive

An urgent plea for Mothers March volunteers
for the New March of Dimes was issued by Mrs. Rich
ard B. Metcalf, Franklin County chairman in charge
of the house-to-house drive.
I'VE NEED MORE VOLUNTEERS to give an hour
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1961-01-20

Want something? Something
to sell. Use the Classifieds.
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tingly as co-chairman.
Evening star., 1961-02-15

program, but If It will work 1t
will be worth the money"
Senator Russell is also a
member of the Senate Appro-
priationS Committee.
Former President Eisenhower,
in his final defense budget,
now under study by the Ken
nedy administration for pos
sible revision, asked $3.50 mil
lion to continue research and
development of the Nike-zeuS
for the IL months beginning
July /.
Senator Russell is on a tour
of major defense installations
and facilities before the Armed
Services Committee holds its
annual review of the United
States military situation.
In recent years, Congress has
voted $l37 million more than
Eisenhower budget requests to
speed research and develop
ment on the Nike-Zeus.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Surplus Food Plea
Sent TOT States
BY the Associated Press

Secretary Of Agriculture Free
man appealed to Governors OF
seven nonparticipating States
yesterday to join the Federal
Governments program for dis
tributing surplus foods to needy
persons.
These States are Alaska,
Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Oregon,
South Carolina and Washing
ton.
Mr.. Freeman also urged Gov
ernors of the 43 other States
to broaden distribution pro-
grams to cover counties and
needy persons in those States
not now receiving such foods.
Mr.. Freeman said the distribu-
ton program is operating in
only about third of the Ma
tion'S counties.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Venus Shot May Speed
Nike-Zeus Research

lof the Senate Armed Services
Committees. "
II feel, much, better about
the Nike-zeuS," Senator Russell
said after watching some tests
Of the anti-missile at the White
Sands Proving Range in New
Mexico. ts -
Senator Russell said that
obviously not enough funds had
been provided for Nike-Zeus in
the past. -
He said equipping the Nation
with a network Of Nike-Zeus to
foil a surprise attack by ocean
spanning ballistic missiles
would be "a tremendously costly
Evening star., 1961-02-15
Fl. Stanton Group
InstuIIs Officers

The newly reelected presi-
dent Of the Fort Stanton Civic
Association last night sharply
criticized the participation of
the community in civic affairs.
Alvin Coins, who spoke at
installation ceremonies at Lucy
E. Moten Elementary School,
presented a list Of improve
ments possible in the area and
emphasized that many of the
Evening star., 1961-02-15

needs Of the area could be
achieved If there were enough
people to keep after them"
In addition to Mr.. Coins,
other officers installed were
Alton Jones. first vice presi-
dent; Thorald Johns, second
vice president; Ernest Ford,
jr., third vice president: Mrs.
Sonya Taylor. recording Sec
retary; Mrs. Johnnie May
James, corresponding secretary,
and Joseph Frederick, treas
urer.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
BY the Associated Press

Russia's Venus rocket and
heavy space payloads may pro-
duce a congressional demand
for a speedup in Nike-Zeus, the
United States missile defense
project.
Nike-Zeus-planned to search
out enemy missiles and destroy
them before they reach target
has been under development
by a team of Army experts for
several years.
Powerful support for quick
ening production Of the sur
face-to-air guided missile has
come from Senator Russell,
Democrat Of Georgia, chairman
Evening star., 1961-02-15

will present a concert at 8 p.m.
Friday in Marvin MemoriSi
Methodist Church, 80 UniverN
sity boulevard East, Silver
Spring, Md.
Evening star., 1961-02-15
HundbeII Concert Set

The Potomac English Hand
bell Ringers, under the direc-
ton Of Miss Nancy Poore Tufts,
Evening star., 1961-02-15

S.. Steam Iron Cleaner
cleans cIoqqed d steam
ducts, removes scoIinq.
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