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TN obtain fast relief from pain of
i headache, neuritis or neuralgia
why not take what 8 out of 4 doc.
tors recommend-the ingredients in
Anacin!
Anacin gives a better total effect in
pain relief than aspirin or any buff
fered aspirin. Here is Wky. Mere as
pirin or even aspirin with buffering
contains only one pain reliever and
no special medication to relax
nervous tension. But Anacin is q
combination of medically proven in
gradients, including special medica-
ton, which relieves pain incredibly
fast, also relaxes nervous tension
and releases painful pressure on
nerves. Anacin Tablets are safer,
too. They have a smoother action
and do not irritate or upset the
stomach. Buy Anacin today.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

Tshombe and to prevent other pol
iticians from leaving Coquilhat-
vile.
His political friend Albert Ka-
lonji, president Of the self-styled
mining State" of South Kasai,
seems to have been won over either
by the central governments per-
suasions or threats of force.
Meanwhile in Monrovia, Liberia,
leaders of 20 English and French
speaking African states wound up
their week-long summit" confer
ence with pledge Of strong sup
port for the United Nations.
1. The United Nations: the lead
ers pledge answering loyalty to
the UN although reserving the
right to criticize. Any African
group formed as a result of the
conference would not seek in any
way to replace the UN.
2. Algeria: "The leaders back
the right to self-determination and
independence for the country but
will do nothing to make difficulties
for either side in view of the forth
coming peace talks at Evian.
8. Angola: The leaders pledge
moral, technical and other support
for Angola and consider that the
Portuguese government is wasting
its time in thinking any African
area could be province of Europe.
4. Nuclear tests: French-speak-
ing delegates emphasize their OPP
position to all nuclear tests but
think it unfair to single out French
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20
congo's First So.
Continued from Page One)

Report Presented
The constitutional proposals
were presented as a committee re-
port to the full conference, now
ending its third week of delibera-
tions in the Congo River town of
Coquilhatville.
Because the arrest Of Katanga
president" Tshombe left only Mr..
Kasavubu's supporters at the con-
ference, political analysts here re-
served judgment about the consti-
tutional proposals to see whether
they have any chance of effective
augmentation.
Ostensibly, the proposals con-
tinue the work started last March
in a round-table conference in Tan
anarive when the idea of a Congo
lese confederation first was &C
cepted.
Since then, however, the central
government has grown cool to the
idea of a structure which would de-
prive it of considerable power and
put effective authority into the
hands Of provincial leaders.
This tend e ncy caused Mr..
Tshombe long opposed to the
central governmental walk out
in disgust, only to be arrested and
charged with high treason.
Under the present proposals, ex-
ecutive power would be vested in
the president of the fedration or
confederation the proposals use
both terms without distinguishing
between them.) This would con-
tinue to be Mr.. Kasavubu. This
apparently by-passes the so-called
Council of States" established at
Tananarive in which each provin-
cial leader had the right of veto.
Legislature Provided
The Legislature would consist of
federal congress, with new cleo
tions to replace the Parliament
elected before the Congo became
Independent last June. This Par
lament has not met since Sep
TENDER.
Mr.. Kasavubu has publicly stated
he hopes to have new expression
of the national whether the re-
assembly of Parliament or a new
referendum-before next Septem-
Der. He repeatedly has asked the
United Nations for assistance and
guidance in arranging for new
meeting of a legislature.
There is general agreement that
the conference so far has been DOM
mated by Foreign Minister Justin
Bomboko of the Kasavubu Gov
eminent.
AS far as can be determined Mr.
Bomboko, working closely with his
longtime ally Gen. Joseph Mobutu'
was behind the order to arrest Mr..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20
Howard U. To Award Degrees 10
Robert Weaver, Otto k|ineberg
And Dr.. hiIdrus Poindexter
During Commencement Exercises
Vice President Lyndon Johnson To Deliver
Address At 93rd Annual COnvOcatiOn

WASHINGTON, d. C.-Housing
Administrator Robert C. Weaver,
Psychologist Otto Klineberg and
Public Health Officer Hildrus
Poindexter were named today by
Howard University officials to re-
ceive honorary degrees during the
University's 93rd annual Com
mencement Friday, June 9.
The exercises begin at $50 pm.
in the Upper Quadrangle of the
Howard campus, and will be open
to the public. In the event of
inclement weather, the program
will be moved indoors to Cramton
Auditorium, Sixth and Fairmont
Streets, N. w. Tickets will be
required for admission to the au-
ditorium.
Vice President Lyndon B. John
son will be the principal speaker
at the exercises. In addition to
the recipients of honorary degrees,
some 700 seniors in Towards 10
schools and colleges will receive
diplomas from University Presi-
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

dent James M. Nabrit, Jr. The
group will include more than 80
seniors in the College of Medicine,
the largest such class in the his
tory of the University.
DR.. Weaver, who serves as ad-
ministrator of the U. S. Housing
and Home Finance Agency, will
receive the Doctor of Laws degree;
DR.. Klineberg, professor of psy-
chology at Columbia University,
will also receive a Doctor of Laws
degree; and DR.. Poindexter, who is
medical director of the Malaria
Eradication Training Center of the
U. S. Overseas Mission at Kingston,
Jamaica, w. l., will receive the
Doctor of Science degree.
DR.. Weaver became the ranking
Negro official in the history of the
Executive Branch of the Federal
Government earlier this year when
he was appointed to his present
post by President Kennedy. A ma
tive of Washington, D. c., where
he received his early education, DR..
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

Weaver holds the Bachelor of Arts,
Master of Arts and Doctor of Phi
losophy degrees from Howard Uni
versity.
He began his career in Federal
service in 1884 when he was named
consultant to the Public Works Ad-
ministration. DR.. Weaver later
served with the Department of In
terror, War Manpower Commission,
and UNRRA. He has held several
state and municipal posts, includ-
ing those eff member of the board
of governors of the Chicago Hous-
ing Council, vice chairman of the
New York City Housing and Re-
development Building agency, Dep
uty State Housing Commissioner
of New York, and New York State
Rental Administrator.
Prior to his present appointment
DR.. Weaver also served as chair
man of the board of the National
Association for the Advancement
Of Colored People.
DR.. Klineburg has been a men,
Der of the faculty at Columbia since
1911. A native of Quebec, Canada,
he holds the Bachelor of Arts de-
gree from McGill University, the
Doctor of Medicine from McGill,
the Master of Arts from Harvard,
and the Doctor of Philosophy from
Columbia.
A renowned educator and author,
DR.. Klineberg is chairman of the
executive board of the World Fed
Grafton of Mental Health and a
past president of the American
Psychological Association. He has
served as consultant to the Fed
eral Communications Commission,
and saw duty during World War
II with the Office of War Informa-
ton. Among the honors which he
mas received are the Butler Medal
of Columbia University and the
Kurt Levin Memorial Award.
DR.. Poindexter, who once served
as member of the medical faculty
at Howard, holds the rank of COL
onel and medical director in the U.
S. Public Health Service. He holds
the Bachelor of Arts degree from
Lincoln University of Pennsyl-
vania, Master of Arts from Column
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

bia, Doctor of Medicine from Har
ward, and Doctor of Philosoph,
from Columbia.
DR.. Poindexter was a member Of
the factuly at Howard from 1881
to 1916. During the last three
years of this period he was or
military leave, serving as a lieu
tenant colonel in the U. S. Army.
In 1915 he was awarded the Bronze
Star for meritorius service in the
control of diseases in tropical areas
while serving in the Netherlands
East Indies.
DR.. Poindexter entered the Pub
lie Health Service in 1916. He
has since served as medical director
at posts in Liberia, Wet Nam,
Dutch Guinea, and Bolivia. He
was appointed to his present post
December 81, 1860.
DR.. Foindexter is considered one
of the leading authorities on trop-
ical diseases and parasites. The
honorary degree to be conferred
by Howard will be the third such
honor which he has received. Doc
tor of Science degrees were award
ed him by Lincoln in 1916 and Dart
mouth College in 1856.
Commencement Week activities
begin at Howard Sunday, June a
with the annual Baccalaureate SER
vices. The services are scheduled
for the Upper Quadrangle, begin.
ming at $50 pm.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

Regional Secretary of NAACP
will be the featured speaker. Sun
day, May 81, 1861 at 3 pm. for
the observance of the 1854 U. >.
Supreme Court decision outlawing
segregation in public education.
This statewide meeting will be
held at the Masonic Temple on
Lynch Street and is sponsored Dy
the Mississippi State Conference
of NAACP.
The public is invited.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20
IS Negroes -.
Continued from Page One)

kill her or her sister.
Police went about, arresting al
most any young Negro they found
on the street in the Negro section
and let the white girl look at them
in a police lineup. She could no,
identify any as her attacker.
Cariker ordered his men Thurs
day to be more selective and to
arrest only Negroes who fit the
description of the girls attacker.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

tests in the Sahara, though these
are clearly a more immidate issue
for Africa.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20

Nothing is opened by mistake
more often than the human mouth.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1961-05-20
NAAcP's Ruby
Hurley To Speak
Here Sunday

Mrs. Ruby Hurley, Southeast
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

CHESAPEAKE BAY AREA-5-bed-
room. 10-acre country estate, .
baths, Dashboard hot-water heat.
A beautiful home for country liv-
ing and gracious entertaining,
$4,000. Write OWNER, Box 7l7,
Siluer EnrinR Nd
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EDGEMOOR-GLEN BROOK,

rare combination Of ErscouS living and onshsh acre of
older home charm and warmth well excellent
rm sep breakfast room equipped kitchen powder
screened porch bedrooms Ia baths
This fine home wIfirpace,
room and bath. Must be to be appreciated.
DIRECTIONS: Wisconsin
brook right Edgemoor to 50O5. Open Sunday, I-6.
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8E0pgn

SILVER SPRING
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-Beaut
Stone-and- brick rambler on we'll.
landscaped Ice. site: 3 nice bed.
rms, baths, family-size kit.
Ige. family rm., garage; HOT.
WATER, HEAT; S37. 800. Dir.
Coiesville I'd; to Northwest dr.
1Ieit1 TO 2O2 Northwest terrace
kNOLLS-Exceptional-
~ nice 3-Dedrm. brk. ramb.: spa
clous rms. table-space kit: fenced
rear yd.; nr. public and parochisj
schools; on good transp.; S2i,50O
DIR: "a blk. north of Franklin
BURNT MILLS VHLAGE: first
showing: fresh as Sprfng-3-bed.
rm. brick rambler, beaut. setting
pFlght rec. rm., scr. porch, lovely
XII, XII, GARAGE: S2S,950. DIR: Coles.
vile rd, to Northwest dr.. GeftI
70 Child st. QefD to Southwest
az ietll to 405 Southwest DIR
MOODSlDE PARK-Better- than.
ra nbler; lovely table-space kit.
luxurious wall-to-wcll carpet, spa.
clouS rms, rec. rm. WIfirepIace
excel. close-in location; reasonsbl,
priced. DIR: ColeSville I'd Il
Moves court 0eft) to 4 Noye.
court.
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-For th,
pest in formal suburban living. 2.
pedrm., 2-bath luxury brk, ram
pier: unusual kit, 15x33 family
rm. radiant heat; 2-car garage
p;hITSlo; Iovely setting. DIR: Coles
viIe rd. TO Northwest drive leftJ
to, Child st. Qoft) to SoutbTeSt
drive. to 80 Southwest drive.
ALLIGOOD AGENCY
G726 ColesvIlle Rd III sAA,-
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BETHESDA, GARRETT PK.-Im-
maculate 3-bedrm., k2-bath brick
rambler. Firepl., fabulous pam
eled rec. rm., fenced yard As
sumo 4l2ot loan or FHA. S2l 800.
LO. 5-S630. G. A. SCHLES-
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KENWOOD-LITTLE FLOWER

Entire house centrally air cOnd Contains lg
din m wsdns doors to patio and gs tree shaded rear
mShoE paneed clubrm wirep bsmt with
toys garden equip and workshop Excel shop Little Flower
and public schools fast D. C. transportation $37,500
DIRECTIONS Mass. ext rt Cromwell ri. SPRING
field dr.. left left
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
fcONTINUEDl
HOWARD COIINTY

"Felicity'-Circa 1900
RAMBLING white clapboard dwell
ing that delighted GARDEN TOUR
visitors last week. now offered to
those seeking that rare quality
fouHd only in an old house,
charmingly restored. Orig. pine
woodw., beams, random W. floors,
3 firepl., brick flooTed dr.. Stream,
pond, barn, shop, spring house and
3 ACRES on ROUTE %. Zoned
for ANTIQUE SHOP. Appointment
only. AT. 6-22l5, AT. 6-2338.
Pierre C. Dugan & Nephew
Baltimore l We. 7-O454
HOWARD COUNTY-TRADE YOUR
HOME on this sparkling brick ram
6ler, Just 20 min. from Silver
spring: 3 bedrms. den, 9 baths,
equipped kit. lovely lot with trees.
HUGH T PECK, Realtor, HE. A.
1900
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ASPEN HILL AREA
6f@ggn

We kim distance TO elem. jr. ant
sr. high schools. shops and
churches, tranSp.; extras include
dishwasher. First showing Of mi,
de luxe 4-bedrm., 2-bath split.
level; year old, featuring larR,
nv. rm., din. rm. mod, kit, sep
brhst, nook, rec. rm.. util. rm
ElWorkShop: level lot. Assume
high GI loan.
DIRECTIONS: Viers Mil I'd. h
Aspen Hill rd J.. right TO Marpot DR.,
right to Mccall, left to house.
MARVIN BROWN ASSOCIATES
III Q q M
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OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 7
BETHESDA-CHEVYC CHASE Mr. CONN

spseGus 3yrT0id spl.eyel in perfect cond eft lv.
to patio fenced rear yard picturesque kit
egSrm semi,in 4th 6edrn powder workshop and Ice
transp. S29950
DIRFcTIoNs Out Conn. bks past Jones
Bridge rd, left Woodlawn to
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JOSEPH FILIPPO

JOOEFd F1LlPHO
REALTY CO. OFFERS
HILLCREsT, 3Sth st. nr. Carpenter
Open, 2-5 pm. Det. brk. center
hall. 9 lge. rms, 3 bedrmS.. 2
baths I'd fl: 1st II. powder rm.
paneled rec. rm., garage. Out Pa.
ave, left on Texas ave, right on
Carpenter to 3Sth st.
HIlLCREST, off Pa. ave. Only 10
min: from Capitol-Spacious brk.
rambler, 9 rms, 3 lge. bedrms., 2
baths Ice. club rm. w/bar. BY
HIITcREsr. s2Os GAINESVILLE st.
pet. brlck, rms. ga baths. full
fcii fRSmt;, large 2-car garage: level
MINI. AVE. AND NAYLoR Rp.-
baths; bedrm. and bath list n:
afTansed for ! or 2 families: 2
car garage: $4,000,
FAIRFAX VILLAGE, 1852 Southern
aYe.-Vacant. Open, 2-5 pm. &
rms; all brick: full bsmt.: FHA;
NEAR 9th G AND PA. AvE.-s-rm
DIX; paths: ! on LIST fl; garage
ANACosTiA = semidet. T brk' eoMI ~
rms, . lge. bedrmS., tiled bath
rec. Em;; Sl1 800. $500 down M
81: FRANCIS PARISH-CuStom
built det. brk.. Z spacious rms
with 2 bedrms., 2 baths, list n
iuL bsmt:. built-in garage:
CAFIlOL HILL, mr.. Third and Z
Sapltal - 3-Story and bsmt,, Z
pains, peri. cond.: $4,000. b.
81: FRANCIS PARISH, 25th anc
! NaVlnT Fn
tile bath, attic space, fuli bsmt
OF h;-w.h.: garage. BY sppt,
HlLLCREST-Det. split-leyei Snsn.
Sh bungalow. with 3 bedrms,: "a,
11;-Wh.; w/adi. 50-ft. lot. Vacant
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HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.
(cONTINUEp)
HTIJCREST

Mr.. ALA. AVE. AND NAYLoR RID.
BUILT AS TWO 2-BEDRM. APIS
Modern semidet. brick de luxe du-
plex; 2 apts. of . bedrms., modern
kits. separate heat and utils. Ist
Il. vacant. Price below market
Reas. terms, FILA. H. T. RAN
DOLPH, Realtor, RE. 6-46SS. Z"
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CHEVY CHASE-ROCK CREEK FOREST

brk Colonial beautifully
cutters and down spouts, comb. alum
throughout off centerentr hall to with repl
porch, entertaining dining
tiled bsmt with lge paneed eubrm landscaped recreation
sized fenced Ia bkS from walking
dist to both public and parochial sch shop FHA S1e50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mu,

BETHESDA LUXURY-So MANY
features to make every family
member happy. De luxe kitchen,
sep. din. rm., study, rec. rm.,
playroom with I'd kitchen: 4 bed
rms. 3 baths. Outstanding lot
double Size) with 3 patios and
barbecue. Double carport. Almost
unbelievable at reduced price OF
Whittier Elementary. OIL. 6-S600,
ALLIED REALTY.
BETHESDA-Delishtfully designed
early American home. White
presently being remodeled, large
lY. rm., 1898 with beamed
ceiling, 2-1st floor bedrms.. Sind
floor bedrms., ga baths; 2-car
garage. $53,50O with excel. fl
nancing. DIRECTIONS: out Brad
ley blvd. about 3l2 miles, right
on Burning Tree I'd, left on
Greentree I'd. to 67f5 and FUR
MAN BUILDERS sign Open Sun.
by appointment Cal for details,
OIL. 2-533! Sun. and ewes; OIL.
4-3250 wkdays.
BETHESDA, GARRETT PK.-Im-
maculate 3-bedrm., l2-bath brick
rambler. Firepl.. fabulous pam
Cltu ltl- M ltbItu gdIu. as
SSqme 4l3e: loan or FHA. 81 800.
10. 5-S630. G. A. SCHLES-
NIGER CO.
BETHESDA-Conv. Naval Hosp: Q
bedrm. plus family rm., scr. porch,
beautiful fenced wooded yard; no
cluttered bSmt. to WORRY about.
Assume lge. 5hea trust. Easy
terms can be arranged If cash is
q problem. $4,000. Call Mr..
Crist ewes. PO. 2-23l1 for addi-
tionsl information or KORZEN-
DORFER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-S1ll
til 8.
BETHESDA-Beautifully decor. 8
bedrm. brick Colonial with pam
eled study sep. din. rm., mod. kit.
porch. w/flagstone floor, garage;
available. KORZENDOFER, REAL
TOR, OIL. 4-Sl1I til 9.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. CloseJin
brk.. 3-bedrm. Colonial w/lst fl.
den and sep. din. rm, full bsmt.
Act fast! S21,950. JU. $1,000.
Ewes, OIL. 6-G393."
COLUMBIA PROPERTIES, INC.
BETHESDA-Brick rambler, custom
built, on beaut wooded lot.
OPEN SUNDAY. 10
LOCUST HILLS ESTATE
crete porch, patio, > baths: i'm.
mac. cond Ewes, Col. Loomis, OIL.
6-75Ol. Dir: Wis. ave, half mile
past NH to Elsmere, left to 52O4.
R. A. HUMPHREYS HA 7-40s0
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$16,500
CITIZENS
REALTY
OIL. 4-7929 EN-. B-lssI

AMAZING CAPE COD VALUE JUST
LISTED! Brick. 4 bedrms., .
baths, sep. din. rm., latest family
kit; daylight bsmt.: huge yard;
S22,5O0. Ewes, CIR. 4-40S7.
Greater Maryland Prop, JU. 9-124C
AMAZING VALUE - By owner
S1,40O cash incl. settlement. Al
most new rambler. 3 bedrmS., l "a
baths; full bsmt. Rockville area
VIII. 2-S927.
ARGLYE COUNTRY CLUB-Coun-
try living at its best! Spacious
custom built brick rambler on 3ls
acre Of beautiful gently rolling
grounds. Designed for gracious
living and entertaining inside
and out. Low 3Os. 10. 5-2990.
HUGH T. PECK. 1I246 Georgia Ave.
ASHBURTON - Immac. 3-bedrm.
2-bath Split-level, has wall-to-wall
peting; beautiful rec. rm. with
fireplace. Only S2S,500! Lo. D.
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MoT.
ASHTON AREA-Now is the time
for all good people to look at this
3-bedroom (pluS maids room), q
bath Cape Cod, on approx one
ACRE: beautiful lot with a young
orchard all ready to supply fruit
for the family. Only SlS,95O.
RIPLEY CO., JU. 5-6lIl
ASHTON AREA, handsome framt
colonial, z acres, small stable. liv
rm. with firepl., din. rm.. kit. 4
bedrmS., 2 baths, rec. rm., S2q, $50
ASHTON REALTY CO., WA. 4.
9Sl1: sP. 4-910O; EV. 4-1732.
ASHTON AREA, custom brk. ramb.
Ter on 3 choice wooded acres. liv
rm., din. area 35x15 with
beamed ceiling and firepl.. modern
kit, 3 bedrms., . baths, fun bsmt
with firepl., OPEN SUNDAY . tc
5. DIR: out Rt. $50 to Ednor rd
left approx. . miles TO open sigr
on left. ASHTON REALTY co
EV, 41732; WA. 4-9Sll, WA. 4,
ASHTON 900
Gentlemen'S estate. Al plus acre
on paved road, 10-yr. -old bricl
Colonial house, good stables anC
| farm buildings, 4-car garage.
ANATH J. BRIGHT, REALTOR
WA. 7-5275 Open Ewes. Til
ASHTON AREA-Complete priyac,
surrounds this picturesque bricI
5-bdrm. 2-bath country home
situated on > acres with stream
Everything about this home is big
Must be seen to be appreciated
LAIRD B. SCOTT. REALTOR
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Capitol Hill Group
Considers Site of
Librory Annex

The Capitol Hill Restoration
Society last night raised thu
question Of where the new Ii.
brary Of Congress Annex is 60.
ing to be placed.
The society was told there
was q possibility that the new
annex will be placed adjacent
to the present annex at thu
corner Of Third and A street,
Sc.
In the meantime, the society
decided, further devlopments
in the possible location Of the
new annex will be watched.
A report was read concerning
possible restoration projects foi
the Capitol Hill area. The list
taken from a random sampline
Iof Hill residents, included such
possibilities as Improvement oi
the local parks to open-air rock
n roll concerts.
Other suggestions included
improving the condition oi
trees In the area, pushing de.
yelopment of a shopping center
along Seventh street Sc. ano
further speculation in restore
I1ent Of old houses IN the area
Evening star., 1961-02-14
Churches Observe
Shroye Tuesday

Many churches of the Wash
ington area were observing
Shrove Tuesday. the last day
before the long fast Of Lent
today.
Shrove Tuesday. trad ditionally
10 day Of preparation for Lent,
received its name from the GUS
tom In earlier days Of people
making their confessions and
being "shriven" Just before the
holy period began.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

dist Church. 3iss Dumbarton
avenue N.W.-Thei Rev. Rich
ard Thompson. pastor OF Walk
ersville (Md.l Methodist
Church, will preach at q spe-
cial Ash Wednesday service.
Culnore Methodist Church,
Charles street and Ieesburg
pike. Falls Church, Va.-Holy
communion at 1880 pm.
Bush Hill United Presby.
terian Church. 1921 Franconia
road. Alexandria, Va. - The
Rev. Robert C. Smoot, jr., pas
tor of ,Chapelgate Lane United
Presbyterian Church. Balti-
more, win speak at o 1880 pm.
service. f
st. Vincent de Paul Roman
Catholic Church. IL M street
IS.E.-Special Ash Wednesday
mass at 1918 pm: Stations Of
the Cross, sermon and bene-
diction, 1880 pm.
st. Anthony's Roman Cath.
ollie Church, Twelfth and Mon
roe streets N.E.-Masses at
$3.50. tbs and, 3 am. and spe.
cial lenten mass alta noon.
Blessed Sacrament Roman
Catholic Shrine, Chevy Chase
circle-A Bible vigil from g.
9:45 pm, sponsored by the
Catholic Club Of Chevy Chase.
Epiphany Roman Catholic
Church, Dumbarton avenue
near Twenty-seventh street
N,W.-MasseS at Z and 8 am,
IL noon. and 5:45 and Z pm.
Ashes will be imposed after
each mass.
Saint EIizabeths Chapel, in
st. Elizabeths Hospital--A spe-
cial Protestant lenten service
at 2 pm, with the Rev. Virgil
Lowder, executive secretary Of
the National Capital Area
Council Of Churches, speaking.
Evening star., 1961-02-14

servance until midnights
Lent. derived from the Old
English word "lengton"
(springtime), is traditionally q
time Of fasting, elf-denial.
alms-giving and penance.
Traditional Services
The traditional lenten noon
day Wednesday worship an
nually sponsored by the Ma
tional Capital Area Council Of
Churches. In co-operatiCn with
National Presbyterian Church
viii be held ct 1905 pm. I'd.
morrow In National Presbyte-
rian Church. Connecticut ave-
nue. and N street NV.
DR.. James w. Clarke o.
Richmond. minister Of Secont
Presbyterian Church. vii
preach. Noted Washington arei
ministers will be in the pulpi
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on successive Wednesday lem
ten services through March 80.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Episcopal Bishop Of Washing
ton, will open the lenten sea-
son at Washington Cathedral
by celebrating holy communion
at 7:30 am. In st. Mary's
Chapel Of Washington Cathed-
raj.
Famous Preachers
At 1880 am. Canon Luther
D. Miller will read the litany
and penitential office for Ash
wednesday. He will officials
at intercessions In the Wal
Memorial Chapel ct IL noon
The 4 pm. evensong service
win be conducted by the Very
Rev. Francis B. Sayre. jr.. CO.
thedral dean.
A custom started by Epiphan!
Episcopal Church, 1917 q street