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Competition Grows

PORTLAND, Oreg.-Plywood
is facing increasing competi-
ton, much of it from other
woodbased products, such as
cardboard and particle board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-25

Statesmen, sports writer's, celebrities e. and
folks who just plain relish good food . flock
to Billy Martins Carriage House. What's
Billy's trick with food that attracts such
distinguished coterie of guests? Simply-the
best of everything. Superb cuts of meat; vege-
tables so crisp and fresh they d make rabbits
nose culver. And the incredibly accurate
cooking temperatures of Natural Gas equip
ment Billy Martin is another master restau-
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HELP YOUR CHILD IN SCHOOL
!: Pupil Needs Faith in Self
By LESLIE ]. MASON

University OF Southern California
Parents play the most i'm
portant role in helping their
children develop their abilities
and personalities. Children
learn to see themselves as per-
sons through the eyes Of their
parents.
The way you act toward
them, and more important, the
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rateur who depends on Natural Gas for the
precise temperatures gourmet COOKING
requires. The gentle heat that blends delicate
white wine sauce (base of Billys world
famous cog au vin). The soaring heat that
Slzzles those Succulent French Lamb Chons
How about you? Whether you're beginner
or an expert cuisiniere-take a tip from
Billy Martin. Insist on dependable Natural
Gas cooking equipment in your kitchen too,
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Sien0tVpe Institute
SECRETARlAL.

DOWNTOWN 10 18th
2soo ALEXANDRIA 7la King CORNERS WtOn
N +el5li MI RAINIER 35o ST.
Shorhond in y n ABc Shorthand
BM Machine Operation Wiring ~ TYPns N PIX Switchboard "
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
TYMs

The Temple Young Mar
riedS will hold an "Olde
Tyne" party Dec. Is at $50
pm. at Temple Emanuel.
Silent movies and a player
piano highlight the attrac-
tions for the evening. The
public is invited.
Members of the group have
been invited to attend the
Temple MEMS Club New
Years Eve party and pre-
ceding it TYMs will hold a
cocktail party from $40 pm.
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Stan Hart, 1852 E. Appomat-
toX. Reservations for the af-
fairs must be made by call
ing Mrs. Hart by Dec. 20.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14

the National Football League.
Allie wasn't an outStand-
ing college football player,
but he learned the game
thoroughly when he played
for the Philadelphia Eagles
and later as assistant coach
under the famed Steve Owen.
It was Allie Sherman who
made a great T-quarterback
out of Charlie CCnerly. Now
he has Y. A. little as his big
gun at quarterback and the
Giants are in the middle of
the pennant race in the Ma
tional Football League.
CENTER SPORTS - Hy
Rosen and Sid Davidson have
battled their way to the
finals of the paddleball tour
ney and will meet Herb Leb-
er and Jerry Vegodsky for
the title. In the losers brack-
ct Leo Stein and Jack Davis
meet Joe Rudis and Larry
Levy for the consolation
title.
Tucson AZA leads the high
school flag football league
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14

ing the Class A loop with a
20 record. Games, open to
the public, are played Wed
nesday and Thursday eve
nings.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
Rumuh Hudossoh

Ramah Hadassah will hold
"a Chanukah party Dec. Is at
1870 pm. at the home of
Mrs. Jack Sarver, 7106 Edge
wood Place.
A movie will be shown and
a round table discussion will
follow the film.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14
Isokoffs Now Operate Topps

Topps Delicatessen at 1130
E. 9Th has recently been
purchased by Sol and Sam
ISakoff.
Sol ISakoff has resided in
Tucson for the last 10 years
and is a member of B'nai
Birth and the Jewish War
Veterans. His wife, Ruth, is
a member of the SiSterhood
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14

IN BOWLING ACTION


IN BOWLING ACTION
Dave Sirota Real Estate C32-
12) continues to lead the
Mixed Bowling Leagues Ma
tional Division followed
closely by the Feldman In
surance (28-16) and Old Pu-
eblo Drug (27-1O.
Ace Decorators reset the
team high game mark with
788. The top scores turned
in were: Woody Cohen, 218;
Al Gallen, 217; Tom Kehoe,
ZIG; Leo Stein, 215-581; Sy
Singer, 213; Jerry Vegodsky,
2O3; Joe Kali, 557; Dave Sir
eta, 206-559; Ken Feldman,
533; Herb Michels, 207-532;
Ike Kuropatkin, 203-530; Lu
Ash, 1881; Rita Leber, 211-
498 (new league high game
record; Ruth Vegodsky, 1872
486; Blossom Joseph, 171-481;
Nancy Sirota, ia; and Dee
Cohen, 174-468.
Sparkle Cleaners is in first
place in the American divi-
sion with a 36-8 record. In
second place is Fish and Sea-
food Mart (30-14) and third
is Eagle Bakery (29-15).
Carl Adler set a new high
game and high series record
for the American Division
with a nice 243-583. Other
good scores were Les Ferber,
194-467; Hy Shenitzer, 172-
457; Shirley Lavine, 158-441;
Irene Brownstein, 157-438;
and Ethel Klein, Isl.
The Red team has opened
up an eight game lead in the
Women's Bowling League
with an impressive 35-17, fol
lowed by Blues. 27-25. Top
keglers were: Irene Brown
stein, 1858; Lu Ash, 1876
SOP; Esther Posner, 180-468;
Ethel Klein, 181; Rita Leber,
176; Ruth Vegodsky, 1853;
Nancy Sirota, 166-469; Shir.
ley Lavine, 161; and Syl
Smith, 16O.
In junior bowling Anita
Rosenthal set new records
with 166 and 304. HOWE Le-
ber rolled 161 high. The
Schlesi'ngers lead with ia,
followed by Reese with SO
and Leber and Neuman at
7-8.
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of Anshei Israel. They h ave e
two children, Billy and Rose.
Sam ISakOff and his wife,
Toby, and two children, Ar
lene and Steve, have resided
in Tucson a year.
Topps features a catering
department as well as a take
out department and restau-
rant.
The Arizona post., 1962-12-14

with 60 record and four
games left to play.
Registrations are now be-
ing taken at the Center for
several youth basketball
leagues. In leagues already
underway Bayhorse is lead
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The
Page
BY Woody Cohen

ALLIE SHERMAN is of the few Jewish athletes
to become a coach-and what coach he is
The Brooklyn College athlete is great student
of the game making his years of study pay off
of the highly successful New York Giants of
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-02-03
St. Luke Church

Services for Sunday, January
%, were fireful and inspiring.
Cur pastor, Rev. Rance Pitts
delivered a wonderful message
TO us. His subject was: LET
Me Touch Him" The second
chapter of job, fifth through
the six verses provided the
ext for his sermon.
We had a response Of fine
visitors this past Sunday at
cur Sunday School, We are
urging more parents to CONS
and bring their children to
Sunday School this Sunday al
$50 am.
We also had a response Of
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-02-03

.Wo visitors at our noon-hour
service.
An open invitation is extend
ed to all to attend our Holy
Communion Service, Sunday
night at 7:3O pm. Our pastor,
Rev. Rance Pitts will "break
the bread Of life" to us. The
church is located at 1912 w.
139th st. (between Homan and
Spaulding)
Rev. Rance Pitts, Pastoi
Cleandress Pitts, Rept:
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-02-03
N.A.A.C.P

The Chicago Branch, NAACP
in 4 recent press release, called
upon the citizens of Chicago
to unite in forceful and deter
mined opposition to a head
strong, ort-sighted, and pub
licly insensitiVe Board of Edu-
alton which rammed through
the General superintendent OF
Schools proposal to purchase
80 mobile classrooms at a
cost of $1,224,000, on Wed,
Jan. "a.
The NAACP a c Gus e d the
Board Of Education Of again
showing disregard for the pup
lie Interest," as it by-passed the
mules and pushed through a
motion to adopt the Superin-
tandent's report dispute the re-
quest for deferral, provided in
the rules by two members,
Mrs. Lorraine Green and Mr..
Raymond Pasnick.
In refusing to honor a re-
quest to he heard on the issue
Of mobile classrooms by the
alderman of the Sixth Ward,
the Hon. Robert H. Miller,
the Board of Eduation further
illustrated its contempt, not
only for the citizens OF Chicago,
but also for its elected public
officials who represent people,
the chapter stated in it's press
release.
The NAACP expresses strong
disapproval Of this action and
urges the citizens of Chicago
to take up the fi-ht to make
the Chicago Board Of Education
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-02-03
Youth Rally At
Bethel A. M. E.

Circle this date on your
calendar! Cancel any unneces-
sary plans! Walk, run, or ride
to Bethel A.M.E. Church, on
Friday, Feb. 2. 1862. When you
arrive at 1880 pm. you will
be just in time for the Youth
Rally. Good singing, inspiring
testimonies, and a spirit-flued
message will await you inorder
to insure you OF a Well-spent
evening.
The music will be Furnished
by youth choirs from Friend
ship Baptist, Progressive Bap-
list and Bethel A.M.E. Church.
The message will be given by
Sister I. James, youth director
Of Bethel AM.E. Church. He
breWs 3:7-3 will furnish the
background for the subject:
"Christ's Call to Youth"
Youth of all ages (fron1 to
1907 from all places, make a
note of this date, and plan to
attend. A warm welcome will
greet you.
Rev. H. E. Galloway Pastor
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-02-03
ANTI so?

By the time most men learn
o behave themselves they are
too old to do anything else.
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what it is supposed to be; and
that is a public body, ultima
tely responsible to the public
for its acts, and not a private
corporation bent upon fulfill
ing its own selfish privileges.
Concluding the release the
NAACP Chapter stated:
Finally We wish to convey
this increasingly e m er g n g
point, that there is at least
one urgent need which the
City of Chicago should prompt
ly meet; a new Board of Edu-
cation and a new General Su-
perintendent of Schools.
Evening star., 1962-12-25

Starting opportunity
UGrdObe Cith finest
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BY TvTneF-eonsisis
OF pfopone fuel
ionk and forged
hfoss voIvs os.
ssmbly with pencil
point burner. VI.
oppgoVed.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE-ist
al - trusts. INTERSTATE
MORTGAGE CO., INC. IA. 7-5S00.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ISNAirlAIIIEnN

CADILLAC SO 7-paP>enger iimou-
sine. Black. Factory air condi-
toned, / owner. Privately driven.
Very few miles. New-car condition
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 0
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
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TRAILERs

BANK needs responsible parties "a
assume house-tfailef payments
Call 2T3.b44D.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
MOBILE HOMES. Va, no. 4.
1900. Nd. RA, 0-ab3i,
1902 Ia sALLE;.;,lpxs, 2 bedrms,
h1,,t 81 s ds@sIRIRs an Nlsfh p, gg;s
III. i. 5 MI. 20 Of Alex,
1899 DLTROITER, 45ss! q bed.
rms. Must sacrifice, make offer.
Phone b3f-B200 after 4 pm,
TRAILER, near Alexandria. good
eond., low monthly payments. $500
invested. want 10 get some back
Phone 70s-3073 or w. a.as2b.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, for RENT
LANGLEY PARK AREA - Offices
suitable for dr., lawyer. or other
Professional use. HE. 4-7I44,
NEW OFFICE BLDG.
ROSSLYN, VA.

Most covenient location to Gov
siE ss s snS w,s rS5 sStiy
and within meas easy reach 81 All S maiS
hwys. Adjacent to hotel and motel
facilities. Ample interior parking
Completely modern construction
viii handle heavy equipment and
computers. Suite or floors avail
up. to $4,000 50. It. The Lynn
Bldg. offers your business o fine
new address at an attractive
rental. For information call Tom
Wheeler, FE. $4,000.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES.
INC, Realtors, 1l2O Conn. Ave.
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LoTs, ACREAGE WANTED
COUNTRY PROPERTY

GREAT FALLS AREA, near Nc.
Lsan--4.bsdrm, house, beautifully
decor. on Z acres. swimming pool,
guest house with kitehenetts and
bath,..u.sESelusiys, qHAcE a,
KEMPTQN, Realtor. IL. 0-S83J
or FL. 6-An34.
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oUr.oF.TowR REAL est.

rINEY RIVER, yA.=Thres-bedrm
brick home, All modern cows,
on 10 aerea, partly wooded, aulel
eea N Blue Ridge Mountalns
LynehburF Dial 7O8-~g77.b 0i,
D. n. DRuMHELLrR.
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OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL 0 Pm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
1920 Arl, Rd.. Beth. OIL. 6-77O0
CADILLAC '62 Fleetwood 80" spe-
cial, every luxury feature. A real
opportunity to move UP to Cadil-
lac. S5,.7b.
AkerS Oldc-CadiIIac m
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NOW RENTING

NOW RENTING
Space in the proposed new
Palmer Park Office Bldg,
located in the Palmer Park
Shopping Center. Low
rents, unlimited parking.
Call Mr.. Mack, WALKER
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IMPORT-SPoRTS

ALPINE ,83. co. car, terrific dis
count. Don't wait. JACK PRY,
18th and Pa. Sc. Est. 1923.
ENGLISH FORD ZEPHYR '5S 4-dr.
sedan, excel. cond,, one owner,
5000. Ell. 6-3302.
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GARAGES
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CAP. HILL Dry, secure, very
elose-in, car or storage. S26 mo.
Ii. 7-l22S. FE. 7-4599 ewes.
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CADILLAC 81 Coupe De Vile, fac
tory air conditioned. SpotleSs
throughout. Pre-holiday, special,
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TRIUMPHs '63, Heraids, sedans
and convertibles. Inventory sale,
muse, discounts, % to choose from.
Excel. selection Of eolors. Bank
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ROsenthal

CHEVROLET '69 Impala converti-
BILE, popular straight stick, radio
and heater, ermine white finish.
Low, low winter pricel So,3O5,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

TO SETTLE ESTATE
building on Patuxent River,
NOTTINGHAM, No, Approx 40 min,
70 2 G, Call 4 10 0 pm 73b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-12-17

Overlooking DUPONT CIRCLE,
available Immediately, entire fir,
1900 50. IT., newly renovated
and beautifully decorated, indl-
viduAlly controlled heat and air
conditioning, carpted halls and
Stairways. elevator, adjae n I
parking available. Unusual oppor-
tunity for discriminating profess
sional or high caliber organiza-
ton.
STUART A. BERNSTEIN & co.
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ENGLISH FORD 80. radio. heater
one owner, excel. cond,' bareair
priced at $685., can finance with
IMPORTS
$50 North qlebe I'd, 527-Ssss
Opposite Hecht Co, Ari., va.
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'ADILLAC '62 Coupe De VINE, fac
tory air conditioning. Loaded with
extras, Looks like new. Pre-holiday
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me- 90 roadster. S4SS full price
Cash-Trade-Terms
HerSonS, 9th and o NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

DODGE 81 Phoenix 4.door sedan,
8 cyl, stand. trans. immac. cond.
inside and out. Reduced to only
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STUART A. BERNSTEIN & co.
ST a-hnA0

ROCKVILLE OFFICE = Attractive
sub lease to June 80 at sacrifice.
Continuation can be arranged.
2400 ga. IT. or part thereof. Near
services. Cal 776-7454.
SILVER sPRING-Georgia ave. mr..
d. C. line. Up to 1900 So. y,
air-eond. office space avail Will
divide to suit. Reas. rent. For
details call Mr.. Thompson. ~,
S ISSsa fSssi RI REAE E1SSRa g M
SMALL BUILDING, about l.OOl 50,
IT,, near Mayslower Hotel. Halls
and both of Ices carpcted. VIII
consider short lease.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO. Realtors
WIS. AVE. AND VAN "a. NESS Es ST.
Avail. mined. 4-room. 2 restroom
office suite, Ample parking. Call
EN-. 2-3707 or EN-. 3-72s2.
2LARGE ROOMS, centrally located
Cal Mr.. koWSLAaLsKI' s-5 week
LIST FLOOR OFFICE sPACE-Ap-
prox. 1850 50. IT,. air cond.,
ianitor serv.;, all utils; inelnd
Reas. rent. All or part. PROBES
SIGNAL BLDG, Hyattsville, Md.
r. r. RUPERT, ST. 3-S4S4
2 RIM. SUITE, viein. Ga. and Ken
sas, front and rear entr., n1rAi'",
suitable for architect, acct, etc.
Also 3-rm. apt. avail. 449-503l.
1928 MASS. AVE. N.W.-S.P. zone
Prof. or organic. use. $50 50. It.,
$3.50. no. 2-4700. RA. 1854.
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400, Miller Ave, off 7I2O wis.
betnesda. Nd. Phone OIL. 4-92l5
FIAT SO Model 400. Good cond
Teeond motor. S425 or best offer
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f ROYAL 81 VAL MOTORS MOTT +; 60

Imperial-Plymouth- Chrysler- Simca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia, $4,000
CADILLAC 81 Coupe de Vile type,
excel. .cond., peri, for her Xmas
present. XII. e-1022,
CADILLAC '62 conv. Red wIwhite
top, fully equipped, A Xmas bonus
for someone. My loss Is your gain
Like new. $4.550. UN. 4-1l66.
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"rA1R E4fHfaT5H5t7s sEIo PFAE 5R CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
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GELLER FIAT

FATS '0Ss, all models for immed
neiVery' parts and service. A,
Low as 20 DIN. will deliver. bank
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Hersons, sth and oN.w.


CADILLAC 'of Fleetwood sedan,
factory air sendisioned' beautiful
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1890 eend 81. NV. re, $4,000
CADILLAC 'B2 Sedan de VIE. Fac.
tory alr conditioning. Shows origi.
nal owner appreciated. Pre-hollday
special $1,000,
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL o
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
70a0 Arl, Rd,. Bethesda, oil, G.T5OO
CADILLAC $50 Coupe de VILE, full
power, white finish. S2,aD5,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1880 a2nd 81, NV, FE 7-gBOO
CADILLAC 90 De vills-typs .vouse
Pull power equipped. immaculate
OPEN EvERf EvENINu I'll 0
Suburban Cadillac-O
f0a0 Arl I'd, Bethesda, oil, $4,000
CADILLAC 90 coupe, full power,
esigs snd white. Weekend special,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 aand o.. NV. FL. 10000
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
ANY AMOUNT

ACTION "a HOURs-Any amount.
You can't beat our rates.
MGT. 52b-9366
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES WANTED

IMMEDIATE CASH for D. c., Nd.
or Va. End trust notes, large OF
small. Cali any time. JOHN L.
SHELTON, 10, $4,000,
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HILLMAN MINK $50 cow, new
p5odp6, T. and h, s;b:, new tires. 3d.
600 mi. Sac, S495. JU. $4,000.
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ROSenthal

WASHINGTON AREAS LARGEST
CHEVROLET DEALER
Columbia Pike and s. Globe Rd.
Arlington, Va. IA. 4-S7On
CHEVROLET '57 VS. Bel Air snort
coupe, r. and h., auto. trans.
real sharp, SS95. Before you buy
give US a try.
L, P. sTEUART CHRYsLER CITY
1kOO Wis Ave TM QAQnn
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PRESTIGE OFFICES

POTOMAC, MD.-Store and office
Reas. rentals. SAMUEL Z. BOG
LEV INC EN- h-13l3
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Hope Of World
Lies in Gospel,
Graham Says

CHICAGO. June IA (AP).-
The gospel of Christ is the only
hope for the salvation of the
human race, Evangelist Billy
Graham declared last night in
the 18th session of his "Cru-
SADIE for Christ" in Chicago.
DR.. Graham, speaking at
Mccormick Place, said the
gospel "is the only bright light
on the story and dark horizon. +"
If by accepting Christ's
gospel, 1.-The world would sud-
denly turn to Christ" DR..
Graham said, cit would not
solve all our problemS-but it
would create at atmosphere in
which our problems would be
easier to solve.
Immediately men would
have love in their hearts for
their fellow men. There would
be new depths of understand
ing, and the possibility of dis
armament and peace would be
on the horizon"
An estimated $4,000 persons
attended the crusade session
and an estimated $50 made
decisions for Christ" at the
conclusion Of the sermon.
The 19-day crusade here
ends this week end.
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Herbert E. Froede Dies;
VAMedicoI ConsuItont

DR.. Herbert E. Froede, a
medical consultant with the
Veterans Administration Gen.
trail office since 1856, died of
cancer yesterday at the Wash
ington Hospital Center. He was
81.
Born in Milwaukee, DR..
Froede was graduated from
Marquette University Medical
School in 1926 and served as a
medical consultant with the re-
gional VA office there before
coming to Washington.
He was a member of the
Medical Society of Milwaukee
College. the Wisconsin State
Medical Society, the American
Medical Association, the Albert
Tyke Consistory, 32d Degree,
and the Metropolitan Memoir
al Methodist Church.
A captain in the Medical
Corps during World War II, DR..
Froede also served with the
32d Division in World War I.
He leaves his wife, Helen L.
of the home address, 81O1 East
ern avenue. Silver Spring;
three sons, Capt. Albert L.
Froede of Column bus, Ohio;
Rev. James A. Froede of Tu-
cumcari, N. Mex, and DR..
Richard c. Froede of Aylesbury,
England; two sisters, Miss En-
lily Froede of Milwaukee and
Mrs. w. ]. Miller of Keokuk,
Iowa, and six grandchildren.
Services will be at the Fort
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T. M. Lunthier,
Artist Here and
Outdoorsmun

Theodore M. Lanthier, 90, a
commercial artist and out
doorsman, died Tuesday at
Georgetown University Hospi-
tai after a cerebral hemor-
rhage.
Mr.. Lanthier, who was en-
ployed by Art Associates, Inc,
here. was an active fisherman
and hunter and JAILED on week
ends with his father in their
33-foot cutter. ~
Born in Worcester, Mass, he
attended Gordon Junior High
School, Eastern High School
and the Corcoran Art School
here. AS a boy, he was very
active in the Georgetown branch
of the Boys Club of Washington.
He served during the Korean
War with the 485th Engineers
of the Army.
Mr.. Lanthier leaves his wife,
Mrs. Rachel H. Lanthier, and q
son, Clark, at The family ad-
dress, 3708 Gunston road, Alex
andria; his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Armand A. Lantheir Of
Alexandria, and a brother,
Robert Lanthier of Arlington.
The Rev. Charles Owen of
We minister Presbyterian
Church, Alexandria, will con-
duct services at 1890 am. to-
morrow at HySong's Funeral
Home, 1900 N street NV. Bur-
ial will be in Arlington Gene
terry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-14
Northeast Cuts
D. c. Flights
By the Associated PresA

Northeast Airlines said today
it is virtually dropping out of
the New York Washington mar
ket because of the intense COM
petition Of EoStern Air Lines
shuttle service.
James w. Austin, president
of Northeast. said that on July
9 Northeast viii retreat almost
completely from the New York
Washington route and will Of
fer only four trips a day in such
service.
Testifying at a Civil Aero
nautics Board hearing ON the
proposed merger of American
and Eastern Airlines, Mr.. Aus
tin said Northeast is staying in
the New York-Boston market
because of the New England
traffic angle.
Mr.. Austin said Eastern's
shuttle service is underpriced
and added that there is no
room in that market for more
than one such operation.
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Van CIiburn Gets
Moscow Ovation

MOSCOW, June IA (AP).-
Van Cliburn returned to the
scene Of a major international
triumph last night. After scor-
ing another success, the young
Texan proudly brought his
mother up to play for the Rus
slams, too.
The Soviet news agency Tass
reported Mr.. Cliburn's program
touched off an ovation that
lasted 80 minutes. The piano
and stage were covered with
flowers.
Then Mr.. Cliburn, who won
the gold medal at the Tchai-
kovsky piano competition foul
years ago, called his mother
Mrs. Rildia Bee Cliburn, to the
stage, and asked her to play
after telling the audience she
was his first music teacher.
Mrs. Cliburn, said lass
played two not too sophisti-
Gated pieces and was rewarded
by grateful applause"