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Evening star., 1962-07-31

Kenwood Country Club will be
Host to II swimming teams to-
morrow for the annual Ken
wood Relays, starting at 4 pm.
Today's activity in country
club competition has Army
Navy at Belle Haven and Argyle
at Columbia. Congressional is
at Washington and Army Navy
travels to Columbia Thursday.
Edgemoor's swimmers set
three records in upsetting Con-
eressional last week, 80-76, for
the first time in six years. The
meet was decided on the last
event. Congressional led 1874,
biit Edgemoor's all-age boys re-
lay team earned six points by
its victory for the triumph.
Kathy Enzler, Margia Mann,
Sue Lujack and Tim Mann set
The pace for Edgemoor, along
with all-age boys relay sextet
Of Curtis Mattingly, John
Lynch, Craig Eifler, Dane Barn.
hard, Greg Meehan and Frank
Shepherd. Cherry Barr. Mitch
Fry, Kathy Fry, Kathy Meehan,
Brad Kline and Bonnie Gov
ington won for Congressional
Barnhards Set Marks
The Bernhard twins, Dane
and Dale, set records in 14-and-
under competition. Dale swan
sc 2-3 yards in 3S.3 seconds in
the girls event, Dane the same
distance in 34.o seconds in the
boys race. Gene Meehan also
posted a new mark of 1871 for
the same distance in the boys
16-and-under event.
aeKenwood's Orange team beat
Esdgemoor. 103-53. to chalk UP
its second dual meet victory OF
the year, taking eight Of IL re-
lays, while losing seven Of IL
freestyle events.
Danny Hill Tommy McKeon
Carol Marvil. Steven Zubrod
and Ricky Quill won for Ken
wood. .,
SOakcrest won its second dual
meet of the year, defeating
Belle Haven, 97-59, winning siz
firsts lin the freestyle competi-
ton and eight relays.
Manor Beats Lakewood
Cookie Myers, Dave Culver
Paul Grace, Sean O'Brien, Con.
ME Kemp and Peggy Spellbrine
triumphed for Oakcrest. while
Rebecca Pope, Michele Connole
John Gaten, Jeanne Finney
Richard Risdon and San
Shackleford were Belle Haveni
top swimmers.
Undefeated Manor continued
its winning ways, recording vic,
tories over Lakewood, 1912
and Army Navy, 86-70. Debbi'
Carbos Laura Harris. Rutl
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Evening star., 1962-07-31

Puppos' Demotion
Causes Furore
BY MERRELL WHITTLEsEY

One Of the Boston baseball writers sympahizng with
Bostons Mike Higgins during Gene Conleys absence
What life poor Mike has had during his two terms a.
Of the Red Sox" the writer said "rmasne one
manager who has had to put with Ted williams Jim Pier
sa Sammy White Jackie Jensen Conley in one career
Evening star., 1962-07-31
ON AREA DIAMONDS
Hefty Hitters Meet
In Legion Opener

Crystal Door defeated ANA
tucci Ramblers, 4-3, in the
opening game of the double
header with all scoring coming
in the first inning.
Holiday plays Amatucci at
.6:45 pm. today with the loser
being eliminated. Crystal Door
takes on Makes in the second
game. The winner Of tonight's
first game and the loser of the
second game tangle tomorrow
night.
Evening star., 1962-07-31
Cowboys Trade Back

MARQUETTE. Mich. July
81 AP).-The Dallas Cowboys
today traded fullback Preston
Powell to the Chicago Bears for
a future draft choice.
Evening star., 1962-07-31
Fight Results

o,,;SYS ToEYoY-Akifc osIchi; os JsS. .,,I. SsH.,t,n.
SANTA MONICA. caiif,-sonny Gill,
l59M, Pasadena, Calf. outpointed
Hugo Medina, 169M. ArGsntinS (10).
Evening star., 1962-07-31

Ia putt inside 4 feet on the 1871
yard 18th.
The longest birdie putt he
holed all day was q 15-footer
on the 10th that started him
off on q back nine Of 81 after
making the turn in "a. On that
hot streak down the stretch
Doser sank another 4-footer on
the par-five 18th and an g.
footer on the 343-yard, par
four 18th.
This was the first tourna-
'ment victory of the season fol-
Doser. which is q strange posi-
ton for him to be in by August
But he made it worthwhile. Be-
sides picking up first prize in
the pro sweepstakes division, he
teamed with two partners
Maj. B. A. Casey and Capt
George Carte tie himself
for first place in the best-baIl
competition with so.
Wolfe and Chris Sarro of In
ternational shot So and tied
for third with Leo SteinbrecheI
of Richmond and Gunnery
Sergt. Joe Sims Of Quantico.
Tom Siemons of Prince
Georges, who has been playing
only two years, shot 81 anc
with a 16 handicap came ur
with a net IS to nose out Capt
Dick Courtney and Warrant
Officer Don Hartman, both Of
Quantico and both with 76-
1876.
BOgies Only One Hole
Gunnery Sergt. AL Hardestel
OF Quantico shot 73 and scored
a one-stroke victory over Bot
Mccormick and Ray O'Malley
Of WeStwood and Sarro ir
amateur gross.
Doser made eight brides and
bogied only the eighth where
he three-putted. He hit IL
greens and used only 20 puts
Wolfe also had eight brides
but bogied three holes.
Evening star., 1962-07-31
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Evening star., 1962-07-31

Maggie's Restaurant moved a
step closer to the championship
of the Class AA Guy Mason
Softball League last night with
q 80 victory over the Cavaliers.
Maggie's has a 1872 record.
Freddie Cramer, the winning
pitcher, batted in two runs and
scored the third on a single by
Dale Larson in the fifth inning.
The Cavaliers have an 8-5. rec
ord.
In the first game, Brothers
Furniture CD defeated Hab-
Foxhall (8-5) behind Jimmie
Hill. Bill Golden tripled home
Joe Citron and scored on Nick
Heon's single, all in the fifth
inning.
Federal Storage got only one
hit but capitalized on walks
and errors to defeat Rotary,
5-1, in a Clark Griffith League
game yesterday on the Ellipse.
Five walks and a sacrifice fly
helped account for four Fed
eral Storage runs in the third
inning.
Evening star., 1962-07-31

The Takoma Park Boys Club
15-and-under baseball team
yesterday defeated the Chill
lum-G Green Meadows Boys Club.
40, In an exhibition game at
Takoma Recreation Center.
Tommy Windsor. Charles Mil
Ter and Chuck Patterson COM
bined for a two-hitter for the
winners.
Evening star., 1962-07-31

ADVERTISEMENT
Evening star., 1962-02-17

oVkS SSVo ASsVs 4N1o N4S44 "a q y
will address the women of the
church at 10 am. Monday anc
speak at a 6:15 pm. dinner
meeting the same day.
DR.. c. c. Goen, assistant pro-
fessor of church history al
Wesley Theological Seminary
will speak at II am. and
pm. tomorrow at the Fifth
Baptist Church, 500 E street
S.W., where he Is concluding
a series of lectures and sermons
on the Old Testament Book OF
jeremiah.
The Rev. Rudy Davenport
pastor Of Emmanuel Baptist
Church in Fairfax County, will
speak at the 7:45 pm. service
of Groveton Baptist Church,
1948 Richmond highway, Alex
andria.
Dr. CnarleS Satcnel MOTIFS
II, widely-known educator and
former associate pastor Of the
st. Paul Baptist Church, Los
Angeles, will speak at the 10:45
am. service of Tenth Street
Baptist Church, Tenth and R
streets NV, which is begin
ming an observance of the 9th
anniversary of it's pastor, the
Rev. j. L. Henry.
Rabbi Eugene Lipman OF
Temple Sinai will speak at an
II am. brotherhood service of
Lincoln Memorial COngrega-
ti0nal Temple, Eleventh and r
streets NV.
Mrs. Patricia Harris, asso-
ciate dean of students and
lecturer at law, Howard Uni
Evening star., 1962-02-17

versity, will speak at the II
am. service of Plymouth Con-
gregational Church, 5301 North
Capitol street, which is observ-
ing Women's Day.
District Commissioner John
B. Duncan will speak at the II
am. service Of Asbury Method
ist Church, Eleventh and K
streets NV. which is 'observ-
ing Mems Day.
Bishop Herbert Bell Shaw oi
Wilmington, N. c., will speak
at II am. and $3.50 pm. at the
Union Wesley A. M. E. Zion
Church, Twenty-third and I
streets NV.
The Rev. Orestes Gonzales
pastor of Neuva Paz (Cuba)
Presbyterian Church who is
now studying at Princeton The
olog1cal seminary, will speak al
9:30 and II am. services of the
Warner Memorial United Pres
byterian Church, 1923 Con.
necticut avenue. Kensington.
: DR.. Jessie Bernard, professor
of sociology at Pennsylvania
State University, will speak on
"Quest for Community" at II
am. before the Washington
Ethical Society, 1922 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV.
The Rev. Kelly Miller Smith,
pastor of the First Baptist
Church, Nashville, Tenn, will
speak at the II am. All Uni
versity Religious Service in
Andrew Rankin M e mOria
Chapel, Howard University.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Volunteer Drivers
Appeal Is Issued

Fides Neighborhood House
has issued an appeal for VOL
unteer drivers, with cars or
without to help transport older
men and women to Twilight
Club activities at the house,
1857 Eighth street NV, on
Monday and Wednesday after
Moons. -.,
The house holds special ac-
tivities for older men and
women, from IS to 81, on these
days and many who would like
to participate are unable to
because of a shortage of trans
portation. Anyone wishing to
volunteer should contact Mrs.
Jewell Gaffney at the Fides
House.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Churches LIST
Special Events

Forums and other special
evening events have been an
nounced for tomorrow by a
number of Washington area
churches.
The Rev. C. Randolph Men
gers, rector of st. Columba's
Episcopal Church, Washington,
will speak to the Adult Forum
of the Wheaton Presbyterian
Church, Paul drive and Church
lane, Wheaton, at 7 pm. His
topic will be tissues in Form
ing a Catholic and Reformed
Church"
The Rev. James Roy Smith,
minister of Mount Olivet
Methodist Church, will speak on
Christian Responsibility in the
Church" at Z pm. before the
Sunday Evening Forum of the
Woman's Society of Christian
Service Of the church, 1910
North Glebe road. Arlington.
DR.. William Smith. vice presi-
dent of Wesley Theologi-
cal Seminary, will continue his
course on Basic Methodist
Beliefs" at z pm. in First
Methodist Church, Baltimore
avenue and Hamilton street,
Iiyattsville.
Vienna Presbyterian Church,
Park and Church streets NE,
Vienna, will open a mily
night series for the study of
Latin America with a covered
dish supper at 6 pm.
The Rev. William Wen d t.,
rector of st. Stephens and the
Incarnation Episcopal Church,
and the Rev. Quinland Cor
don, rector of the Episcopal
Church of the Atonement, will
speak on "Integration in the
Urban Community" during a
forum at 6 pm. in Peoples
Congregational Church, 4704
Thirteenth street NV.
Wesley S. Williams, president
of the District Board of Edu-
cation, will speak at the 7 pm.
Sunday Evening Forum of the
Berean Baptist Church, Elev-
enth and v streets NV.
A panel discussion on "A New
Birth of Freedom" will be held
at 8 pm. in the Mount Airy
Baptist Church, North Capitol
and L streets NV, to mark
the close of its Negro History
Week observance. Panel mem
bers will include an African
student, a Muslin and a Free
dom Ride participant.
Evening star., 1962-02-17

nation to live" rather than
anything else."
II lived because I was trained
as an individual soldier" he
explained. "You have to train
to practice starving as you had
to learn marching or firing a
rifle" During his ordeal his
weight went from 208 to 1875
pounds.
Then he added: "Without
sincere faith and without a re-
ligtous training at my mothers
knee. I am sure I would not
have survived"
BY his attitude towards those
who were once his enemies, Mr..
Cooke demonstrates the feeling
that will keynote Brotherhood
Week the coming seven days
II have found the Germans
and the Japanese to be fine
personalities as they were
previously tough competitors, u
the World Bank official said
II have always been on the
diplomacy side Of development,
for after all people have to live
together"
A graduate of the University
of Georgia, 1912. and Harvard
Business School, 1947, Mr..
Cooke has always been active
in church work. A lifelong
member of First Baptist Church
of Dawson, since coming to
Washington in the spring of
1861 he has been affiliated with
Briggs Baptist Church. He is
married and has two daugh-
ters. Elise, 6. and Jenifer, 20
months.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
New Building
Dedication SET

The new $4,000 Christian
education building Of the Lew
insville Presbyterian Church,
Mclean, Va, will be dedicated
at 4 pm. tomorrow. A reception
will be held at S pm.
The Rev. Arthur M. Romig,
general presbyter Of the Wash
ington City Presbytery. will
take part in the ceremony.
The Rev. John Graham, min
lister of the church since 1857.
will preach on the Importance
iof Heritage Hail." the name
of the new structure, at the
$50 and II am. services. Holy
communion will be held at 8
am. in the chapel of the new
unit.
Heritage Hall" has 18 class
rooms, two offices, a chapel,
assembly room seating 200 per-
sons, snack bar and church
parlor. Allen j. Dickey of Ar
lington, Va, is the architect.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Chief Of AT ChopIoins
Lists Work of Corps

In order to find out how
busy the typical Air Force
chaplain is, the Chief of Air
Force Chaplains. Maj. Gen
Terence p. Finnegan, got to-
gether some statistics on what
his 1,138 chaplains did in a
three-month period last sum-
The figures, released by his
mer.
office this week, reveal: 77,613
religious services, 1874 moral
leadership lectures, 387,512 Wis
itations to sick persons, 2,299
addresses to civilian organiza-
tions, 1000 marriages, $500
baptisms and 702 funeral
services.
Evening star., 1962-02-17

Alden E. linus, jr., of 1851
Sherwood Forest terrace,
Silver Spring, vice presi-
dent of a civH engineering
and surveying firm in
Wheaton, has been named
chairman of the Capital
Area Convention Commit
tee which will have charge
of planning and local ar
rangements for the 47th
International Christian
Endeavor Convention to
be held here in July, 1868.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Nashville Evangelist
To Speak at Church

The Rev. William ]. Peck
ham, evangelist and youth lead
er from Nashville, Tenn, will
give a series of talks tomorrow
through February Is at the
Harrington Methodist Church,
5000 King street, Alexandria.
Mr.. Peckham, who is a mem
ber of the General Board of
Evangelism of the Methodist
Church, will speak at 8 pm
each day of his visit, at $50 and
II am. services on both Sun
days and will have several
meetings with youth groups.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Etiquette Book

An Albany housewife who
has written an authoritative
book on American Catholic
Etiquette will be at Montgom-
cry Wards store in Wheaton
Plaza from 10 am. to 3 pm.
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Kay Toy Fenner of Al
bany, N. Y, has spent four
years assembling and writing
the vast amount of material
that tells in detail what lay
men should do at various Cath
olic functions. The volume is
a useful guide for non-Catholics
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Brotherhood Speaker

DR.. Paul Caudill, pastor of
First Baptist Church, Memphis.
Tenn, will speak at a noon serv-
ice in observance Of Brother
hood Week on Wednesday at
the south end of the Main Con-
course in the Pentagon Build
| ing.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Citadel Choir to Sing

The Citadel Cadet Choir of
the Citadel Military College,
Charleston, S. c., under the di-
rection of Vernon w. Weston,
will sing at the II am. serv-
ice tomorrow In the Lutheran
Church of the Reformation, 212
East Capitol street.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Scout Sunday Service

Scout Sunday will be OBJ
served tomorrow at the Bethes-
da Methodist Church, Hunting
ton parkway and Old George
town road, Bethesda, with Boy
Scouts speaking at both 9:3C
and II am. services.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Guest Speakers Slated
By Churches in Area

Guest speakers will appear tomorrow before number
Of Washington church congregations and other religious
groups.
DR.. L. A. McNurray, missionary to the Congo since
1929 will speak at the 930 and II services of the
Presbyterian Church of the Pilgrims Twentysecond and
Evening star., 1962-02-17
THE HUMAN SIDE OF RELIGION
Ex-Coptoin Recalls
Execution by Nozii
BY CASPAR NAMES
Religious News Editor Of The Star
"CuSt thy bread upon the ,Uaters: for
thou shalt find it after many days."

EccleSlaSteS, Il, (Klng James VerSlon).
In April 1945, daring young Army captain and three
companions captured by the retreang Germans They
the remnants of Americans who had held up
the movements of the enemy three vital days.
Their last had been close bridge deep
rverthe only crossing kometes-o enemy vehicles
Evening star., 1962-02-17
BETHEL CHURCH SETS DEDICATION

The $O3 900 Christian education building
of Christ will be dedicated boule-
vard Arlington Va The Rev. Wagner
will speak An house will be held from 81 Elmer Cappann
Arlington the architect minister
of the 81-yearold congregation.-Star Staff Photo.
Evening star., 1962-02-17
Cites Faith and Training

MIR. Cooke, a 6-foot, 2-inch
former football player whose
strong, genial personality fills
any room he enters, attributes
his survival to individual
ability, willpower and determi-
Evening star., 1962-02-17

ASSEMBLIES OF GOD
Evening star., 1962-02-17
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CHURCHES
WASHINGTON, D. c.

WASHINGTON, D. c.
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SECOND CHURCH
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THIRD CHURCH
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FOURTH CHURCH
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FIFTH CHURCH
1898 3lst St. NV.
SIXTH CHURCH
444l Wis. Ave. NV, Sun
530l Wis. Ave. NV, WEI
SEVENTH CHURCH
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Evening star., 1962-02-17
VIRGINIA

Chevy Chose First Church. Aexondo, and First Church, Airing
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Washington at s. Wednesday Evening Meetings include Te
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CLERK DA "A PRCG. TRAlNLL
5. SD h.kpC-. Sme- tyn. $50
GIRL FRIDAYS 10 S5,-UO
on, "-Itl no shorthand.
LB,' KEY.'UNCH 70 SSa
Bes:nnC-s and - yrs. exper.
MAIh- ASST 81
- Yrs. college math.
PIX RECFPTICNIST $50
EXpcrlenCed- Downtown.
PBX OPRS. S3..5
ESncrlerced. Bethesda.
$50
Some typiE= Fee paid.
RESEARCH ASST. $500
Some typine. Public contact.
RETAIL SALES. eXper 20 S2nS
SECYS.. many. many. 10 5000
IYPISIS. several TO S5.20n
TYPISTS S67
? til - Q, Whenever finished
G!rl Friday type
SOME FEE PAID
Our Fees Amons Lowest IN Town
No Down Payment. No Res. Fee
PEI. GREENWAY AGENCY
1870 New York Ave NV
d. 1-l6S1 Suite 10 DI 1876
ADM. SECYS.. to ST, 200
SELECT POSITIONS
EXEC. SECY. $3.50
Client Contact. Pvt. ofc.
ADM. ASST. 5000
Manage-isl tEngrgD New Ofc
LAW SIPS
Confidential Sccy. prestige Pos
AIRLINES SlO0
GIN Friday Diversified
RECEIPTS. $500
Embassy, tPub RelN. GntlD
GIRL FRIDAYS S40O
(Polit.cSl. Assoc. Untlp
JR. SECY. st. 500
Diversified. nc cXper nee.
elk. .-TYPISTS S70-S95
q Girl OtCp. ,NeWSna D. (Others
MANY OTHERS
ROOM 227
woodward Bids. 18th and H NV.
Annette D. Tatelman
RE. 5-4ilt
Evening star., 1962-08-26
HELP WOMEN
jCLERKS-NO TYPING
CLERK
CLERK

For varied duties in office Of fine
furniture store, good working con-
ditionS and other benefits. 3 day
week. Apply to Mr.. Zveigenhaft.
Evening star., 1962-08-26
SILVER SPRING

oloeSt Licensed Agency IN Pr,ncl
GeorEeS snd MOUtEonery Cos
CrIElnAl OWNCrSrlp
Evening star., 1962-08-26

INN needs E.-. TO wlrK win sales
Yep Telephone and genl Office
almln- 70 SllO Call for aTpt..
10 ,-55lu. BELL & ASSOC
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