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East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21
By Frances p. Bolton
Congressman, 22nd District,
OhiO

Ohio
This is one of series con-
erning the various standing
committees of the House of
Representatives, their activities
and functions.
Interior and Insular Affairs
In 1851 this Committee re-
ccived its present name, replac-
ing the old Public Lands"
Committee, which was estab-
lished in 1905. There are 81
members on the committee-18
Democrats and 13 Republicans.
The Chairman is Representative
Wayne Aspinwall of Colorado.
The Interior and Insular At
fairs Committee considers mat
ters relative to natural re-
sources, Indians, national parks,
irrigation and reclamation, min
eral land laws, and matters per-
tanning to grazing and mineral
resources on public lands.
Interstate and
Foreign Commerce
This Committee handles leg
islation dealing with all types
of commerce travel, tele-
phones, telegraph, the stock
market, public health. weather
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-12-21
Reporting from Washington -.
Mrs. Bolton Continues
En|ightening Series on
Congressional Committees

reporting and forecasting. in
terstate oil compacts and natur-
al gas, railroad labor and re-
tirement, regulation of inter-
state communications and in
terstate transmission of power.
There are 33 members of this
committee = 20 Democrats and
I13 Republicans. The Chairman
lis Representative Oren Harris
of Arkansas.
Judiciary
The Judiciary c o m m i t e
handles matters affecting the
courts, Constitutional amend
ments, national holidays, i'm
migration, patents, antitrust
proceedings, civil and criminal
claims against the Government,
Federal penitentiaries, US.
Patent Office, copyrights and
trade marks, protection of COM
merce against unlawful re-
straints and monopolies, and re-
vision of the us. Statutes, ard
State and territorial boundaries.
There are 35 members on the
Judiciary Committee-21 DEM
ocrats to Ia Republicans. The
Chairman is Representative
Emanuel Celler of New York.
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
The Merchant Marine and
Fisheries Committee has 81
members-19 Democrats and II
Republicans. It's Chairman is
Representative Herbert c. Bon
ner of North Carolina. This
Committee has legislative au-
thority over shipping, the Coast
Guard, fisheries and wildlife
navigation, the Panama Canal
the merchant marine, the Coast
and Geodetic Survey, conserva-
ton Of fish and wildlife re-
sources, inspection of ships, ad-
ministration of the Panama
Canal, registering and licensing
Of vessels, international ship
safety rules and regulation o1
the United States Coast Guard
and Merchant Marine Acade.
mics.
Post Office and Civil Service
This Committee handles bills
affecting the 2.5 million Gov.
ernment employees, the ten yeal
census, postal services and op.
Grafton of the Nations 36,00C
post offices, the National Ar
chives, compensation, classifi.
cation and retirement of off
GERS and employees of the Unit
ed States Government. There
are % members on the Post
Office and Civil Service Com
mittee - IA Democrats and II
Republicans. Chairman: Repre-
sentative Tom Murray, Tennes-
see.
Public Works
There are "a members on the
Public Works Committee = &c
Democrats and IA Republicans
The Chairman is Representative
Charles A. Buckley of New
York. This Committee handles
matters pertaining to flooc
control, river and harbor i'm
provements, highways, Govern
ment buildings, navigational
projects and water power. In.
cluded in these fields are meas
ures relating to the Capitol
Senate and House Office Build.
ings, construction and nlainten-
ance of roads. the National
Zoo, bridges, dams and power
projects.
Rules
The Rules Committee is
known as the watchdog" Com
mittee. or the traffic control
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DINING ROOM AND
BEDROOM
FURNITURE

so assorted floor sompIes, one-of-o-kind
dressers, chests, beds, desks, tobIes,
chairs, buffets- to 20% off
| Townsville Spice mahogany bedroom,
1885
Hibriten white Provincial bedroom,
369.95
Coleman walnut accent desk---4s.e5
| Bossett LINED oak dining room-l39.95
5 Coleman walnut desks, versatile 1895
Coleman white, modern bedroom set,
1895
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Silver Spring Store
LIVING ROOM
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| Swivel Rocker, nyIon and foam, green,
$6S
BerkIine Foam Cushion Rocker,
nOturoI
RecIiner, button back oxbIood plastic,
$6S
BerkIine RecIiner, green combination,
$3S
BerkIine RecIiner, combination fobric,
SIT
! All Foam Crest Soto, turquoise -$i6s
z for SIS
Modern 96" Long Soto, in natural,
$S8
!. All Foam Lounge Chair in coral $66
! All Plastic Chair, foam cushion--$38
Living Room Chair, toneerine--$3S
Modern Tub Chair, wood trim -$l9
Eory American Lounge Chair, foam,
toost -----
! Tufted Back Club Chair, skirted,
green
Foam Rubber Lounge Chair, skirted,
blue ------------------$4S
Tufted Occasional Chair, light beige,
$5s
! Plastic Foam Rubber Lounge, moss
green
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parkingtOn Store Only
LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

AII-foom chair, skirted, in erey--$3s
2o ArmIess plastic chairs, a coIors,
z for SIS
| Danish style sofo, loose foam cushion,
$6S
! Modern foam and walnut SOTO ---$88
! Modern nyIon and foam SOTO, ton,
$i4s
! AII-foom chair, gold color $50
All plastic Donish-Iook chair, white,
Modern tub chair, woInut-trim orange,
$2S
! AII-foom 2-Port sectional by Crest,
$244
Turquoise plastic SOTO with ottoman,
$ies
! Rowe 2-port sectional, foam, black,
$2ee
3 KroehIer odd sections, turquoise, tan,
$3S
Skirted foam rubber chair in beige $98
Plastic occasional chair in oxbIood-$24
Skirted foom-cushion chair $40
! Foom-cushion plastic lounge choir-$6S
! Foam club chair, Bermuda bIue--$48
Plastic occasional chair in White--$25
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DINING ROOM AND
BEDROOM
FURNITURE

so one -of-o-kind floor samples, dressers,
chests, beds, desks, tobIes, chairs, buf-
fets and china hutehes,
oil lo96 to zo% off
! Bossett French Provincial dining room,
369.95
! Coleman walnut Apiece bedroom,
1885
| Coleman bedroom, Apiece ---l49.95
! Ape. Townsville spice mahogany
bedroom -----------------z59.95
! Double dresser base and mirror, 109.95
! Occasional cobinet in oak ---44.95
Bossett Ape. bedroom ------25S.95
| Maple bedroom set, double bed, 4
! Maple night stand with drawer -l4.95
| Concord House solid cherry bookcase,
SOS
! Boumrtter record cobinet-
! Boumritter record cobinet SIS
! DrexeI walnut chest t------$l05
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DINING ROOM AND
BEDROOM
FURNITURE

35 assorted floor samples in fine bed
room and dining room furniture 1919 off
All Concord House genuine cherry pieces
for bedroom and dining room, reduced,
15% off
! Bossett French Provincial dining set.
s69.s5:
| Coleman bedroom, double dresser, !
Si29.
! Bosset Triple dresser and mirror -$l54.
3 Walnut desks, Iustrous finish 1885
! De luxe modern dining set, 4 chairs,
$399
! Cherry Vonity chest ---------89 1895
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Prince Georges Plaza Only
LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

26 ArmIess Plastic Chairs, 4 coIors,
2 for SIS
! All Foam Loose Cushion Chair, orange,
$50
Modern Foam Rubber 96" Soto, not
OIOl ------------------
| Modern Foam Rubber Soto, walnut
natural
| All Foam Loose Cushion Chair. per-
sImmon
! KroehIer Swivel Chair, no-sog. gold,
$l9
! Horseshoe Back Tub Chair, toneerine,
$28
! Famous Early American Choir---$4S
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ALL 5 HECHT CO. STORES -
OCCASIONAL furniture

As Plastic top Danish design tobIes - SIS
l8 Mosaic tile cocktail tobIes, 48" -4 44.e5
20 Round So" mosaic cocktail tables ---- S3S
IS Fr. Prov. eother-top cocktail tobes---- -$zz
80 Solid maple cocktail, end tobIes -- $2s
II Solid maple cobber's bench tobIes --- So
l8 Plastic top maple tobes, 4 styles -- SIG
8 Mermon Danish style cocktail tables. 22.95
SO Assorted tables, Mhe., WAL, Oak, 3 for 1895
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silver SPRING STORE ONLY

SLvH SfkINH SIUkE UNLI
! Channel Back Chair, tufted scot,
tooSt
] Foam Lounge Chair in natural fabric,
$4S
! Foam Cushion Channel Back Chair,
SIS
! Channel Back Foam, Rubber Cushion
! II-pIostc lounge, loose cushion $50
! Attached foam scot chair, turquoise,
$38
Plastic foam lounge chair, oxbIood $4s
! Winthrop Gallery foam rubber SOTO,
! Fomous make foam cushion, beige,
$ies
| Tufted back SOTO, foam cushion, rose,
$l5S
3-port sectional, French Provincial,
tan ------------------$277
| Modern tub chair, green with walnut,
$2S
i ArmIess plastic chair, walnut frame,
1888
! Danish style chair, toneerine
! KroehIer Apart sectional, egesheI,
$iss
four-Port sectional by Rowe. black,
$iss
l-2-section sofo plus ottomon---$l4s
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PRINCE GEORGES PLAZA ONLY


Walnut Frome Tub Chair in green, $2S
! Crest AIl-Foom 2-Port Sectional,
DIoWn ------------------ -$ZS6
! KroehIer Foam Apart Sectional, black,
$248
] Two-Port Sectional with ottoman $l4S
] KroehIer Plastic Chair in eeesheIl, $40
! Channel back occasional chair. toost
$zS
! Tufted back occasional chair, beige,
$ss
Foam rubber lounge chair, moss green,
sos
Occasional chair in green Pisosstnies Ps ns
Channel back chair, foam rubber scot,
SIS
! Highbock Colonial chair, foam cush-
! Arm chair, loose foam cushion, orange,
$4s
Foam scot chair in natural, woInut
$48
Lawson foam SOTO by Houpt, beige,
$I9S
Winthrop Gallery foam rubber SOTO,
$l4S
French Provincial 3-port sectional,
$277
Plotfom rocker, eroy pIostic----$5S
All plastic Berkline rocker in green, $4S
BerkIne foam cushion swivel rocker,
$77
EorIy American recIiner. brown print,
$48
BorcoIounger RecIiner in sooe, $l6S
Foam recIner with motor, in erey-$3S
RecIiner by BerkIine, grey comb, $6S
RecIiner fabric and plastic in copper,
sos
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downtown STORE ONLY
LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

| FURNITURE
Big modern 90" sofo, foam, toost,
SI4S
Modern foam rubber SOTO, goId-brown,
$l4S
Rove 2-pc. suite, foam rubber, black,
. SLIT
] Modern all foam hiehbock chair, $4S
! All foam Crest skirted chair noturoI
SIT
Thoyer RecIiner, brown with walnut,
$4S
Famous make ormIess chair. green,
S6S
Matching ottoman in green -22.SS
Big modern chair, foam rubber, S3S
] Foam chair in beige fobric - SIT
I Loose foam cushion tub chair, $3S
! Donish-styIe chair in toneerine, 1888
] Crest Sport sectional in brown, S333
] KroehIer foam rubber 4 sectional,
$l58
Rowe 4-sectionoI foom rubber, $24s
] Z-Port sectional with ottoman, SIS8
! BorcoIouneer all plastic oxbIood, $68
Fomous BorcoIouneer, plastic, $l6S
! All plastic recliner in rust - $6S
! Recliner with motor in green - $38
II Berkline recIiner with vibrator, $3S
] All plastic recIiner, vibrator - $4S
] BerkIine recIiner, tan combination,
SIT
BerkIine Dod-sized recIiner, grey. $6S
] Berkline reclining chair, copper, $68
! Boudoir chair, rose cotton print, 1888
Boudoir chair and ottoman, green,
] Blue boudoir chair, polished cotton,
! Modern oII-foom SOTO, noturoI $l6S
slss
KroehIer oil plastic foam SOTO $ss
7 Tuft-boek velvet chair in gold - S33
! Fomous-moke club chair in gold, $33
! Massive plastic club chair, foam SAB
! ArmIess buttontuft plastic chair,
! Foam rubber Houpt SOTO in toost, $l4S
! Winthrop Gallery sofo in beige
roam 9LZ6
green -H~~~l---N1--1|--4s1-sls slss
' s1ss
szss
French Provincial 3-port sectional,
$277
Foam Ioveseot in gold fobric---$l77
Skirted Swivel rocker, tufted,
toast 930
Plastic swivel rocker. foam cushions,
! EorIy American swivel rocker,
$es
Modern foam rocker, noturoI----$38
I Winthrop Gallery chair, toast print,
$4S
Houpt traditional foam chair, toost,
! Sam Moore skirted chair, beiee--$4S
N''0'' N i4.ss
! Foam lounge chair, plastic -----$6s
Massive lounge chair, foam rubber,
$68
| Modern foam rubber lounge chair,
$4S
1888
ChonneI-bock lounge chair, rose
fabric -------------- SIS
! Eorly American foom-rubber chair,
black S38
Foon-rubber skirted chair gold, $4S
ChonneI-bock occasional chair, no
sag ----------------- $28
! Foam lounge chair, resedo green,
$48
Evening star., 1961-05-10
NARROW Heights Store Only
LIVING ROOM
FURNITURE

! BerkIine Modern Foam Rocker -S3S
J RecIiner in -tufted Plastic $6S
! Recliner with motor, plastic, fabric $3S
! Recliner, grey plastic and fobric - $6S
] Beige Soto, reversible foam cushions,
$I9S
| Tufted, skirted Swivel Rocker, coroI,
$3S
| Modern Rocker, tongerine with woI-
nut ---------------- $4S
l Foam Cushion Channel Back Chair,
green SIS
! Foam Cushion EorIy American Chair,
tan ----------------$4S
! Foom Lounge Chair, jade ereen--$5S
! Fruitwood Finish Velvet Chair, green,
Sss
! Big Lounge Chair in foam rubber, $48
! Winthrop Gallery Soto. foam. toost,
$sS
| Plastic Occasional Chair, turquoise,
$40
! Foam Rubber Lounge Chair in soge,
| No-Soe Chair, channel back, green,
SIS
! Foam Cushion Lounge Chair, noturol,
$48
| All Foam Skirted Soto, turquoise, $l6S
28 ArmIess Plastic Chairs, 4 colors,
2 for SIS
Evening star., 1961-05-10
PARKINGTON STORE ONLY

! Button-tufted occasional choir--1S.a8
! Chonnel-bock foam lounge chair
green SIS
I French Provincial quilted chair, white, !,
SIS :
] Foam rubber cushion lounge, bitter,
sweet ----------------$38
! Foam cushion EorIy American chair, -
$ss i.
! Tutted-bock foam SOTO by Houpt, $i77.
! Foom-rubber tufted back SOTO, brown.
$22S.
! Traditional rocker in brown $3S
] Modern swivel rocker, tongerine- $50
! Modern foam top rocker, turq.---$6S
! Modern PIotform rocker in turq.--$3St
] BerkIine recIiner with motor, grey $3S.
! Recliner, combination fobric, turquoise, T:
SIT.
! RecIiner combination fabric, "copper":
sos.
Evening star., 1961-05-10
DINING ROOM AND
BEDROOM
FURNITURE

10 Assorted floor somPIes-----l0% off
All American Square Colonial pieces,
1922 off
All Boumritter floor samples, lo% off
| Coleman Ape. bedroom set, double
dresser I65
! Double dresser and mirror, nople, /
1895
! Harvest table in maple
Evening star., 1961-05-10
Downtown STORE ONLY

DUWNIUWN OIUnE UNLI
Skirted, coiI-sprine club chair, gold,
$48
] Ladies' club chair, foam rubber, jode
$50
! Foom-rubber, 3-sectionoI with otto
man $l48
! Foom-cushion, Apart, section, beige,
$24S
! Loose-cushion, olI-foom, SOTO, lime,
$l6S
Skirted oII-foom chair, walnut $50
AII-foom SOTO, loose cushion --$l6S
KroehIer, foom-rubber, 2-piece suite,
$I3s
! KroehIer swivel chair, no-soe, $36.95
7 Danish occasional chairs in coIors,
$40
30 ArmIess chairs, 4 coIors, plastic,
z for SIS
EorIy American swivel chair, beige,
$4S
Rowe 2-pc. suite, foam rubber, beige,
S25S
Rowe foam SOTO in beiee----$l6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-12-06
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Evening star., 1961-06-17

then a member Of Emory Meth
odist Church, first sang as q
quartet at the association
meeting over Labor Day ir
1946. Mr.. Russell had to leave
the group five years later. Sew
eral men furnished the fourth
voice until 1856, when Louis
Metcalfe Of Marvin Memorial
Methodist Church became q
member.
Jim Ewin had a special rea-
son for singing last Saturday
1t was his 35th wedding ami
versary.
Jim, an engineer, said he and
Mrs. Ewin, the former Dorothy
Coe, not only attended tn
same church, Francis Asbury
but also went to George Wash
ington University. where they
met.
The church and the schoo,
had another relationship fol
Jim. He vas a member Of the
university's glee club, singing
in the quartet. The day he was
to be married at Francis AS
bury Church the glee club was
singing at Keith Theater, which
then had stage shows. The
group was determined to be al
Ewin's wedding, which fortu-
nately came between shows. Sc
the members finished one per-
formance, rushed to Francis
Asbury Church for the wedding
and hurried back in time fol
the next show.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Two D. c. Men, 24 Others
To Be Ordained by Jesuits

Two Washington men and
six others who taught or
studied here recently are
among 26 members of the So
ciety Of Jesus who will be or
dained to the priesthood to-
morrow at Woodstock CMd0
College by the Most Rev. Fran
els P. Keough, Archbishop of
Baltimore.
The Washington men are Jo-
seph E. Cooney, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward L. Cooney of 3011
Minnesota avenue Sc, and j.
Robert Fallabella. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph F. Falabella
of 1905 Fort Totten drive NE.
Mr.. Cooney attended st
Cecilia's Gram mar School,
Holy Comforter School and was
graduated from Gonzaga High
School in 1947.
He entered the novitiate of
the Society of Jesus in the
summer of 194S after complet-
ing a year in the engineering
school at Catholic University
During his studies for the
priesthood, he was assigned to
Catholic University for grad
uate studies from 1855 to 1857.
Mr.. Cooney will celebrate his
first solemn mass at 1890 pm
Evening star., 1961-06-17

the fall Of that year at the No
vitiate Of st. Isaac Jogues,
Wernersville, Pa.
Mr.. Falabella will celebrate his
first solemn mass at 1918 pm.
June rs at the Church Of the
Gesu. Philadelphia, in which
parish he taught at st. Joseph'S
High School from 1855 to 1858.
Among the others to be Or
dained are: Francis q. McMan-
amin. Of Shamokin, Pa, who
studied at Catholic University
from 194S to 1851 and 1855 to
1853; Henry j. Butler, Of Scran-
ton, Pa. who studied at George
town University in the late
1940s and returned there in
1856 as assistant to the direc-
tor of student personnel. and
Raymond M. Lelii, of Baltimore
who taught at Gonzaga from
1855 to 1858.
Also, Bernard E. McGoldrick,
Of Philadelphia, who taught at
Gonzags from 1855 to 1858;
James P. Cahill, of Philadel-
phia, who taught at Gonzaga in
1857. and Francis A. Greene,
Of West Roxbury, Mass, who
also taught at Gonzaga from
1855 to 1858.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Loymen Meet

For the twelfth consecutive
year the Methodist men of the
Baltimore Annual Conference
held their Laymen's Institute
on the ridge situated campus
of Western Maryland College,
Westminster. Md.
More than 275 laymen and
their wives, with a sprinkling
of children, attended the three
day meeting, June 9-1l. The
institutes theme was the rela-
tionship of laymen to the
church and what they can do
to make it more effective.
Speeches, workshops and
musical programs filled each
day. James w. Shipley Of Bal
timore served as chairman of
the institute, with w. Carroll
Beatty Of Hyattsville, Md. con-
ference lay leader, backstop-
ping him.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Dinner to Honor
Rev. J. T. Wilkinson

The Rev. James T. Wilkin-
son, s. j., dean Of st Mary's
County CMd.) Catholic clergy
will be honored at q testimo-
NAL dinner at 6 pm. tomorrow
sponsored by the Lexington
Park. Md, Chamber Of Com
merce in Little Flower School
Great Mills. Md.
Father wilkinson. pastor Of
Holy Face Catholic Church of
Great Mills, Is q former ad-
ministrator of Gonzaga High
School. He has served as treas
urer of Georgetown University
In 1852, Father wilkinson was
named dean Of st. Mary'S
County.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Prow-Like Rostrum

In keeping with the unusual
structure Of the center, Vir-
ginia Methodist Conference Of
ficials erected a radically diff
ferent type Of speakers plat
form.
1t was built in the shape of
the prov Of a ship. complete
with fishing nets on either side.
The platform, jutting out from
the center of the rounded stage,
rested upon white sand.
Above the stand a white ban
ner with black lettering was
stretched, with the Biblical
quotation, BE Ye Fishers of
Men"
Evening star., 1961-06-17

brick structure whose circular
hall seats $500 persons.
Attached to one end of the
ball-like building is a glass-in-
closed foyer which in turn
leads into a section of meeting
rooms. The inside floor view
conveys the impression Of a
frying pan with a broadening
handle.
The center, built veral
years ago. was named after the
astronaut, Comdr. Alan B.
Shepard, the day-May She
made his epoch-making space
flight. Formal dedication of the
structure in his honor will take
place at a future date. and
center officials hope he will be
present. Comdr. Shepard and
his family live in virgins a
Beach.
Anecdotes about the aStro-
naut are plentiful in this sea-
side resort town. Mrs. Hattie
B. Carter. secretary of the con-
vention center, said that a few
days after Comdr. s epar d
made his flight she went into
a nearby hotel for lunch.
Seated at the next table we're
Comdr. Shepard and his family
Mrs. Carter congratulated
the aStronaut and told him the
center had been named in his
honor. He smiled and said,
Thank you"
Returning to the office. Mrs.
Carter asked her co-workers to
guess with whom she had
lunch,
When I told them Alan B.
Shepard. did I become a celeb
rity," she chortled.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Pointed Humor

The most popular speaker at
the institute was the Rev
Richard L. Irwin, minister OF
Grace Methodist Church, Cal
therSburg. Md.
Mr.. Irwin, who came to
Washington from Texas, has q
fund of stories that seem in
exhaustible, and he tells them
with such obvious enjoyment
that he carries listeners along
with him from one gale OF
laughter to another.
But the stories are not the
pointless kind that too often
mar after-dinner speeches and
sermons. Through the laughter
the audience Is made keenly
aware Of q serious idea, and
when Mr.. Irwin leaves his story
telling for a period Of solemn
discussion. those listening are
more than ready to hear what
he has to say.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Gen. Ryun on Bourd

Maj. Gen. Patrick j. Ryan,
USA retired. former Chief OF
Army Chaplains and president
Of the Military Chaplains
Association. has been elected
to the board of directors of
the Catholic Digest magazine,
Gen. Ryan is vice president OF
the magazine. which has Of
fices at 1899 Massachusetts,
avenue NV.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Durable Trio

A trio whose blending voices
have furnished great pleasure
to church and other gatherings
in the Washington area pro-
vided song leadership at the
institute.
Marshall Baker Of North Be-
thesda Methodist Church, Har-
old King Of Chevy Chase Bap-
tist Church and James Ewir
Of Francis Asbury Methodist
Church. three -fourths Of the
Organized Bible Class Associa-
ton quartet, have been singing
together for Is years.
They and Howard Russell
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Junior Member

Audrey "Audie" Lou Crown
Is truly the institute pet. The
6-year-old daughter of Mrs.
Audrey Crown of Washington.
vivacious registrar Of the meet
ing. has been attending tn e
last five Institutes.
Attending is the correct word,
for little "Audie" Lou not only
Evening star., 1961-06-17

June Is in the Church Of Saint
Francis Xavier. 2800 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc.
Mr.. Fabella received his ele-
mentary education at St. Ga
briefs School and was gradu-
ated from Gonzaga High School
here in l94S.
He entered the society in
Evening star., 1961-06-17
NewIngIeside
Plans Open House

The first open house at New
1ngleside, the Presbyterian
Home Of the District, 1850
Military road NV, will be
held from 2 to S pm. to-
morrow.
Built at a cost of some 81
million, the new building was
Evening star., 1961-06-17
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. C. 0aIsAsas,e' Aa~A.a AT
Saturday, June H. 1861 NSHS3AVSS 1NSWS

first occupied on April 20 BY
SO guests transferred from 1918
Newton street where the home
had functioned since 1917.
The building has quarters
for rs guests and staff and
is the first unit of a facility
that eventually will include
cottages for couples, q chapel
and a nursing home. The Rev.
James S. Albertson is execu-
tive director of the home.
Evening star., 1961-06-17
Y Crossroads ToIk

Ceylonese Ambassador r. S.
s. Gunewardene will speak on
The Pearl Of the Orient" dur
ing the international Cross
roads Sunday morning break
fast at 9 a. m. tomorrow in the
Central YMCA, 1875 G street
NV.