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Evening star., 1962-01-10
Riggs National Lists
Honorary Directors

Fourteen prominent Wash
ington business and financial
leaders will serve as honorary
directors of Riggs National
Bank for the coming year,
Board Chairman Robert v.
Fleming announced yesterday
following the annual meeting
and organizational board meet
ing. The list follows:
Coleman Jennings, Edward
D. Merrill. Ralph Bradford, Ed
ward L. McAleer, A. Chambers
Oliphant, William E. Pearson,
William w. Brawner, William
Calomiris, George H. Norton,
Fred A. Smith. Charming S.
Walker, J. Chester Pyles, E. K.
Morris, and Lloyd B. Wilson.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Directors Renamed
At Security Bank

All directors were reelected
at the annual stockholders
meeting of the Security Bank
yesterday, reported Francis G
Addison, jr., board chairman
Reelected directors were:
Dion S. Birney, Samuel S.
Blick, Raymond c. Briggs, Will
liam H. Emerson, Frank A
Gunther, Rudolph T. Harrell
Aaron w. Jacobson, Edwin
Jacobson, George e. Judd
Clyde E. Kellogg, John v. Law
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ject to approval by the Con-
troller of the Currency.
Under the proposal, Maryland
National would issue 10000 OF
its capital shares to holders of
Easton Nationals 10000 shares
at a ratio of five shares for
4.
Easton Nationals assets OF
around $40 million at the end
OF 1861 would be added to
Maryland Nationals $579 mil
lion to create a combined to-
tai of around $500 million.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
VWerette to Speak
For Bank Auditors

Joseph F. Viverette, assistant
vice president of the Federal
Reserve Bank of Richmond, will
address the Audit, Control and
Operations Section of the Dis
trict Bankers Association at a
Burlington Hotel dinner on
Thursday.
He will discuss emergency
preparedness for commercial
banks"
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Virginia Savings
Sets New Record

Assets of Virginia Savings
and Loan Association of
Springfield, Va, reached a new
high of $2,660,537 on Decem-
ber 80, a gain of 210 per cent
from a year earlier, it was an
nounced by Richard S. Lawton,
executive vice president.
Invested savings amounted
to $2,162,008 at the years end
and mortgage loans expanded
to $2,180,909, he said. Found
ed in 1860, the Federally in
sured association now serves
more than 1000 savings and
loan customers.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Added McLochIen
Promotions Given

Three promotions in the
staff of McLachlen Banking
Corp. were not included in the
list announced in this section
yesterday following the annual
meeting and board meeting.
Mrs. Frances Poole was ad-
vanced from assistant treas
urer and asSitant secretary to
secretary.
David G. Poole was elected
assistant treasurer and B. A.
Eller was named assistant
manager of the bank South
west Branch.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Howard & Hoffman
Names GrunweII

Alfred B. Grunwell has been
elected assistant secretary of
Howard & Hoffman, Inc,
Washington fire and casualty
insurance firm.
Mr.. Grunwell joined the
company in 1853 and has served
in various departments. He
now is in charge Of the home
owners insurance department
He also is assistant secretary
of F'iremen's Insurance Co. OF
| WASHINGTON
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renee. Russell S. Paylor, Stacy
M. Reed, j. Walsh Richards,
and John M. Stoy.
Chairman Addison, President
Frank A. Gunther and other
officers were reelected.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
Maryland National
Plans New Meroer

Directors of Maryland Ma
tional Bank and the Eastor
National Bank of Easton, Md.
have approved a proposal tc
merge the two institutions, sub
Evening star., 1962-01-10
First National Elects
RoIph II. Mittendorff
As Vice President
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
Star Financial Editor

Ralph H. Mttendorff prominent Washington banker has
been elected vice president of the First National
Washington it announced today by President A. Scott
Offutt
Mr. Mttendorf resigned vice president of American
Security Trust last week and will his duties
Evening star., 1962-01-10
OVER COUNTER

1. Following prices furnished by the Ma.
tlonal Association of Securities Dealers
in Washington represent the range within
locally active securities could have been
SDought or sold at ! pm. Wednesday,
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the conn.
ter U. S. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star., 1962-01-10
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (AP).-Foreign
exchange rates Great Britain and
Australia IN dollars, others in cents
and decimals Of a cent?:
Today Prev. Day
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MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK (AP)
National Associa-
tion Securities Deal
aFg Tnr
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T. Partially tax exempt.
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Bid Ask
Inv Resch 1877 l5.05
Istel Ed 39.34 3o.11
JOhnstn lA.78 lA.7o
Evening star., 1962-12-02
Horrisonbure, Va. 81; Sse. ?E%syA-V ESGe'

400 The Secret Storm (cBS)
$3.50 edgs Of Night (CBSI
500 Coptoin Treasure Show
$50 Susie lnon., Wed, Fri.)
Quick 0row Morrow
(Tves.l
hUekleberry Hound Thurs,
900 News
6'2o Headlines Of The Century
o;25 Markets
$50 Sports
o;40 The Weather
e;45 Wolier cronkite-News
(cBSl
ll'25 Headlines Of the Century
MONDAY EVENING
ZOO Viewpoint
Z:3o us q Mons World (NBcl
S;3O Soints and Sinners iNBcj
S:30 Price Is Right (NBcj
1000 Ben Cosey (ABc)
ll;0o II PM. finol
ll;3o The Tonight Show lNBcl
TUESDAY EVENING
ZOO Ripeord
I:3o Loromie (NBc)
$50 Red Skelion Show tcBS)
S;3o Grond Ole Opry
1000 Cory Moore Show (cBS)
ll:00 u PM. Final
n;3o-The Tonight Show lNBc)
WEDNESDAY EVENING
ZOO Don Reno-Red Smiley Show
I;3o The Nirsinian (Nec)
200 Perry Como (NBc)
1000 Naked City (ABcj
ll;o0 u p. N. Final
n;3o The Tonight Show (NBc)
THURSDAY EVENING
ZOO The Deputy
7:3o Mr.. Ed (CBS)
500 Perry Mason lcBS)
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The Sunday stor N Washington. g. 50
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SUNDAY

AN.
lO:oo News, Sports, Weother
lli0O Sunday Church Services
Pm.
1900 This Is the Life
1890 Foith for Todoy
loo v. Va. Football Hiqhliahts
l:3o NIL FOOTBALL: Detroit
VS.. Bulf,more lcBS)
$50 This Is NBC News
800 Flintsiones (ABc)
$50 C-E College Bowl (cBS)
900 Ensign O'Tools (NBc)
o:3O Mekeever and the
Colonel (NBcl
ZOO tossie (CBS)
7;3o Walt Disney (NBc)
$50 Cor 81 (NBC)
700 Bonanza (NBC)
1000 show Of tine Week (NBc)
ll;00 CBS News
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S;3O Hollmork Hcll of
Fome tNBc)
1900 II Pm. finoI
H:30 The Tonight Show tNBc)
FRIDAY EVENING
700 klvb XVIII
z:30 Rawhide (cBS)
$50 Sing Along with
Mitch (NBc)
$50 The Third Mon
1000 Jock Poor Show (NBc)
ll;00 II Pm. FinoI
ll;3o The Tonight Show tNBc)
SATURDAY
AN.
$50 News, Weather
200 Captain Kangaroo
1000 Introduction fc fhe
Old Testament
ll;oo Fury tNBc)
n;3o coptoin Treasure Show
NOON
1900 Moks Room for
Daddy (NBc)
1890 BTeokthFU
loo Energy in Spoee
l:l5 Football Kickoff
l:30 NIL FOOTBALL: Redskins
VS.. Colts (cBS)
400 Top Stor Bowling
500 NIL Hishliehfs (NBc)
$50 The Pioneers
900 Valley Barn Dance
z:3o Joekie Gleason (cBS)
$50 Mr.. Smith Goes To
Washington tABc)
200 Lawrence Welk (ABC)
1000 GUnsmoke tcBS)
ll;00 First Run Film:
Weekend For Three"
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ON THE AIR
comebueks
Are Tough
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Steve Allen began his new late-night series
as if he had just stopped doing a show like this
the week before and think maybe that his studio
audience fans who hadn't forgotten) made it
easier to fall into the trap. Steve began, for
example. by answering questions from the audi
ence-something he never did on the old Tonight
until national mail reflected this curiosity.
performer who leaves TV and stays off
for any length of time has to WOO the home audi
ence anew. Too many performers, ideas, trends,
ETC., have passed or occurred in the interim.
There's been q little growth, as well.
I don't want to worry Jack Paar (who Is
pretty good in this department without help, but
he might remember this when he returns with his
once-a-week prime-time series Sept. 81. Paar
album, friend Of mine noted, was selling for 80
cents on a bargain counter a few weeks ago.
MosGzine. Washington, D. C.. August 10. 1867 5
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CAPE HATTERAS SPLITS
WINS WITH MANTEO TUES.

The Cape Hatteras Blue Devils
played their first basketball game
Of the new year on January 9, 1862,
against the Manteo Redskins. AT
the end of the first half of the
girls game the score was 8 to IL
in favor Of Manteo. At the end
of the game, the score was % to 80
with Manteo winning by IL points.
High scorer for the Blue Devils
was Roberta Austin with 10 points,
and high scorer for the Redskins
was Shirley Smith with 8 points.
The boys game was more ex-
citing and was played very well by
both teams. At the end of the first
half the score was 25 to 10 with
the Blue Devils leading BYE points.
At the end Of the game the score
was ii to % in the Blue Devils
favor. High scorer for Cape Halter
as was Tommy Veal with 10 points;
second high was George Basnett
with s points and Dalton Fulcher
with 8 points. High scorer for Man
teo was Bruce Shepard with 8
points; second high was R. S. Meek
ms with 6 points.
Mid-term exams will be given on
Thursday, Friday, and Monday,
January IS, 10, and %.
Sandra Gillikin, Reporter
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! NATIONAL PARK SITES
INCREASE DARE TRAVEL
Almost Million Persons Visit lnsialla-
tiens IN Area ia 1851: Increase OF
I'LL Per Cent Over 1850 Figures

~ &
Almost a million persons visited
National Park Service installation.
on thc Dare Coast during the veal
ending Dec. 81.
Each of the three installations
noted an increase in visitation dur
ing the past year.
A total of 1000 visitors were
counted at Cape Hatteras Nation
al Seashore during December. They
pushed the years grand total t.
SAT 1886, III per cent increase
over the 1860 calendar year THIS
was the first time that visitation
at the National Seashore has pass
ed the half-million mark since it
was established.
With 1O2,S07 visitors counted at
Raleigh National Historic Site on
Roanoke Island, an increase of 1872
per cent was noted over the 1860
calendar year.
Wrights Brothers National Me-
mortal at Kill Devil Hills, scene OF
the first powered flights, attracted
257,109 persons in 1861, an increase
of 1883 over the preceding year.
For the Dare Coast Outer Banks
region it was the best travel year
in the history of the area, accord
ing to survey made by the Dare
County Tourist Bureau.
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FRISCO PERSONALS

Edgar Tolson, who is employed
by the U. S. Engineer Dept. in Phil
adelphia was here with his family
for the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Austin are
visiting in Norfolk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ware are
home, after several weeks in At
lanta, Ga.
Mrs. Leonard Robinson, left Mon
day for Norfolk, to be with her
husband who is a patient in the
US.P.H. Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Young are
hume after visiting in Point Pleas
ant, N. j.
Janet Midget and Barbara True
blood of Elizabeth Citv visited Mrs
lula and Erlene Tandy.
Mrs. Esta Oden of Manteo is
visiting her brother Leonard Rol-
1inson and family here.
Hrs. John Robinson and children
are home, after visiting. in Rich
nnond.
Hrs. lack Austin is home aftel
visiting in Norfolk.
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MISS ADA b. HEMP

Miss Ada Baylor Hemp Of
Stanton, Va, died Sunday morn
ing (Jan. 2, 1862 after an Hines
of several months.
Miss Hemp was born in Au.
gusta County, Jan. 80, 1883, 9
daughter Of the late John and Caro-
line Noon Hemp. She was mem
Der of the First Baptist Church
Miss Hemp was associated with
s. E. Trott Sport Shop at .Nag's
Head for the last five sumers.
Survivors include a niece, Mrs
Frances Swiggett, Of Arlington, .
sister-in-law, Mrs. Daisy Hemp, Of
Richmond, and a cousin, Mrs. Hat
tie Noon Smith, of Mt. Sidney.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon in the First Baptisi
Church, conducted by the Rev. r
Darlington Paulette. Burial was II
Thornrose Cemetery.
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MANTEo PERSONALS

Miss Bonnie Gibbs of East Caro-.
lima College spent the week ens
with ha- narents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jen
ness Gibbs.
Mr, and Mrs. Melvin Jackson will
leave Sunday to attend the mid
winter convention of the Lions Clul
in Rocky Mount, January 14-16. Or
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson will
attend the dinner meeting of Thu
Roanoke Island Historical Associa
ZION at the Sir Walter Hotel il
Raleigh. Mr.. Jackson is a membe
of the board of directors of tn
Lost Colony, first vice-president o
the local Lions Club and zon'
chairman of district 3i-J.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Wise had a
guests last week end Mrs. Wise
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Baines
and her brother and sister-in-law
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Baines, O.
Suffolk, Va.
Mrs. Lyna Harbour had as re
cent guests Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Mid
gette Of Norfolk, Va, Mr.. and Mrs
R, D. Mann and daughters, Tor
Lynn, Cheryl and Marcis, of Viii.
m .ngton, Del; and Mrs. Lillian
Mason of Norfolk.
Attending the January meeting
of the Home Economics Teachers o.
the Albemarle, in Elizabeth City
on january 4, were Miss Gay
Howell of Manteo and Mrs. Mary
Ann Combs of Columbia.
Demus Midget is patient in tht
u. S. Public Health Hospital, Nor
folk, Va.
Mrs. Desmond Rogers and grand
daughter, Annette Rogers, anC
Mrs. Thomas Glenn Gaskill We're il
Portsmouth, Va, Tuesday to visit
Mrs. Rogers grandson, Clarence
Lee Gibbs, Jr., in the Portsmouth
Naval Hospital, where he under
went surgery Monday.
Mrs. Harry Hewett of Whining
ton is visiting her son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Wescott, Jr. They were Joined las
week end by Mrs. Wescott's twil
sister, Miss Rae Respess Of Nor
folk, Va.
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FANNIE HECK CIRCLE
MET MONDAY NIGHT

COLUMBIA-The Fannie Heck
Circle of the Missionary Society
of the Columbia Baptist Church met
Monday night with Mrs. Thomas X,
VERIFY Jr. Mrs. Cecil Lilley opened
the meeting with the devotion. A
prayer was said by the leader, Mrs
w. E. Bateman, who also announ-
ced Christmas gift and some fruit
was carried from the Circle to for
mer member, Mrs. Grady Swain
who is no longer able to attend
The program consisted of a re.
port on missionaries stationed ir
New Guinea, who are friends Of
the Leader, Mrs. Bateman. The re-
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DARE SCHOOL FUND
GETS MANY DOLLARS
FINES FROM REC. CT.

Only two cases were heard IN
Dare Recorders Court Tuesday
and in one of those the defendant
failed to appear and bond forfeited
destined to the school fund.
William jackson Midget, so, OF
Manteo, a charge of drunken driv-
ing, pleaded not guilty. Midget,
arrested Christmas Day, was found
guilty, fined $500 and court costs,
but appealed to May term of Super
Tor Court under $500 bond.
Jack Brazil Colson, East Lake,
no operators license, failed to APP
pear, and bond in the amount of
$35 was forfeited. Assuming the de-
PENDANT had been found guilty fine
and cost in this case would have
been $3.50.
Submissions during the past
week include:
Ray Ernest Balance, Hatteras,
speeding and no liability insurance,
$25 and costs.
James Boyd Basnight, Stumpy
Point, careless and reckless driving
failure report accident, $500.
Russell Lee Blount, Manteo, inn
proper brakes, $40.
Edward Earl Brewer, Ports
mouth, Va, speeding SIS.
Billy Gray, Stumpy Point, pos
session and offering for sale un-
culled oysters, $40.
Fred H. Gray, USCG, Avon,
fighting, $40.
Robert w. Gray, Avon, operating
motor boat with power IN excess of
10 hip. without proper equipment
preservers and registration number
SIS.
Ed Hooper, Salvo, on a similar
charge involving insufficient life
preservers, paid $40.
Joseph M. Midget, Rooanthe,
appearing on highway in drunken
condition, $25.
Jimmy Aryal O'Neal, Rodanthe,
public drunkenness, $25
John Preston Stowe, Hatteras.
public drunkenness, $25.
Layerne Twiford, Sunny Point,
having in possession and offering
for sale unculled oysters, $40.
The above submissions also were
assessed court costs of $50.
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NOTICE OF
INVITATION TO BID

The Dare County Board of COM
miasioners invite the submission of
bids on projects for the construc-
tan and reconstruction of drainage
IN Dare County for permanent mos
unto control plans, specifications
ind instructions for bidders in con-
section with this project are avail
able at the office of the Dare Coun-
q Purchasing Agent in the Dare
County Courthouse, Manteo, N. C.
bids filed in accord with the in
stxutions, plans and specifications
WIN be opened at 1900 o'clock noon,
Monday, January %, 1862.
T-1-12-1tc
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KITTY HAWK PERSONALS

The Church wide study course,
Latin America" will be held at the
Methodist Church at $50 pm. Jan
IA, taught by Rev. Horace McLau-
rim.
The Study Course, "Under Or,
ders, The Churches and public af.
fairs" was held at the home OF
Mrs. Edgar Perry. Jan. 8, and dir
ected by Mrs. Perry, Many members
took part.
Twenty were present. Lunch was
served by the hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tony DeManue
have returned to their beach cot
tage after a visit with Mrs. June
Snead in Greenville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Baum Of
Quincy, Mass, recently visited Mrs
Lizzie Hines.
Roy Beacham, of Norfolk, spent
Sunday withahis grandmother, Mrs,
Dollie Beacham.
Gary Lee Perry, U.S.C.G., Chin
colleague, Va, spent the week end
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
ton Perry.
Mrs. Kathryn Perry had with her
for the week end, her grandson,
Tommy Sullivan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris Perry of
Cape Henry, Va, spent the week
end with Mrs. Edith Sewers.
Mrs. Clifford Midget has return
ed home with her new baby daugh-
ter, Kimberly Marie.
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APPRECIATIvE AUDIENCE
HEARS COLLEGE SINGERS

A fair-sized and highly apprecia-
tive audience turned out Tuesday
night to hear group Of singers
from East Carolina College, Green
vile, in performance Of Saint
Saens' Christmas Oratorio, con-
Quoted by DR.. Carl Hjortsvang,
head of the department Of sacred
music. The oratorio was preceded
by two groups Of sacred numbers,
led by two student conductors. =
The performance was sponsored
by the Manteo Woman's Club and
the Roanoke Island Music Club,
who entertained the visitors at din
ner in the Manteo Motel Restaurant
prior to the concert.
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"a MORE ACRES FOR
PETTIGREW STATE PARK

The State has completed pur-
chase of almost "a acres of land to
round out its holdings at Pettigrew
State Park.
According to Thomas Ellis, di'
rector of the division of State
Parks in the Department of Con-
servation and Development, the
land was purchased for $4,000 from
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Davenport. The
C&D Board authorized purchase
of the land in Tyrrell County at its
winter meeting.
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GARD OF THANKS

I wish to thank the churches,
Sunday School classes and our
friends who remembered me with
their prayers, cards, flowers and
visits to me while i'll.
RUBY KRIDER
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Having this day qualified before
DE Clerk of Superior Court of
Hyde County as Administrative of
Tie Estate of Alonza Thomas Fore
IMAM, deceased, this is to notify all
persons having claims against said
eskate to present them to the UNI
&ezzigned, duly verified within
twelve months from this date, else
this notice will be pleaded in bar
Of recovery.
This IS 18th day of December,
1861.
MARY M. FOREMAN
Administrative
Route l
Belhaven, North Carolina
T-1-12-4tc
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as Administra-
t0r Of the estate Of Joseph Dewey
Morris Of Tyrrell County, North
Carolina, this is to notify all per-
sons having claims against the es-
tate of said Joseph Dewey Morris
% present them to the undersigned
within six months from date of this
nseice or same viii be pleaded in
bnr of their recovery. All persons
Indebted to said estate please make
imnediate payment.
This the End day of January,
lsG2.
FLOYD E. MORRIS, Administra-
Tor.
Sam $. woodley, Attorney.
T-1-5-4tc
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port included details of their work,
and their mode of living there.
The door prize was won by Mrs.
Frances Holmes. Refreshments Of
hot spiced tea, cheese straws, nuts,
fruitcake dainties and brownies
were served by the hostess to others
present: Mrs. Floyd E. Cohoon,
President Of the Missionary Society,
and members: Mrs. Cecil Lilley,
Mrs. Dennis M. Pledger Jr., Mrs,
Marion Simmons, Mrs. William E
Bateman, Mrs. Frances Holmes,
Mrs. Richard Thompson, Mrs. r. S.
knight, Mrs. ]. A. Primer, and
Mrs. Francis Cordrey.
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NOTE OF THANKS

Please accept my thanks for the
many cards, flowers, visits and
other friendly remembrances while
1 was a hospital patient.
ROSA TOLER
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wANcHEsE PERSONALS

Cliff TiIlett is patient in the
u. s. Public Health Hospital, Nor
folk, Va.
The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1962-03-02
Peace Corps
Recruitment

The Peace Corps is seeking qualified volunteers
In various c~ategories for assignment to the areas listed:
] Teachers of French Ito teach French
as a third language to persons know
ing a tribal language and English) ~....A Africa
2 Teachers of agricultural subjects
on a college level. ........... Ell Salvador,
Malaga, Ecuador,
Bolivia
8 Heavy equipment mechanics and
building construction foremen Asia, Africa
and Latin America
4 Civil Engineers with experience
in school construction .....-@..".. Malaga
5 Vocational teachers ....-u....~...-. Jamaica, Ivory
Coast, Ghana
6 Teachers of Science and
Mathematics ....."....".........,.. North Borneo,
SaraWak and Ceylon
Recreation teachers ............ Ceylon, Africa,
Latin America
Social Workers ........."....".. Honduras, Ecuador
and Ceylon
Those interested in applying are asked to write to:
Peace Corps Desk-NCWC
co Suite 6515
$50 Fifth Avenue
New York /, NY.
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Rites

Continued from page y
to the land of new hope,
North America. In North
America today over one mil
lion Catholics of the Eastern
Rites are TO be found. On the
chart on page one it can be
seen that many and diverse
nationalities are encompass
ed within the schema OF the
Eastern Rites.
THIS BRINGS US to the
third question, 'IIow many
rites are there?" Including
the Western Rites listed, there
are over 20 distinct rites in
the Catholic Church.
EACH OF THESE is a
legitimate rite within the
Church, ell are Catholic, and
all are recognized as such by
Rome. Certainly the most
prominent rite of all Is the
Roman or Latin Rite which
embraces over 81 percent of
all Catholics in the world to-
day. The remaining small
percentage consists of the
other Western Rites and the
numerous Eastern Rites.
Next Week: THE EMER.
cENcE OF EASTERN RITES
IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.