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The frontiersman., 1962-10-04
Moose Is Americas Leading FraternaI Group In US.

The Loyal Order of Moose has earned public recognition as Americas leading fraterna1 service organization by compil- ing an outstanding record ot community service.
 Moose civic affairs activities are designed for the public good and every one of the more than 1900 lodges in the Moose Domain is encouraged to spon- sor community service projects which will make their com munities better place to live and rear children.
 Dedicated to the betterment of humanity, the Moose frater- nity activity supports national health battles. These include the March of Dimes, work in behalf of the crippled children, muscular dystrophy, heart fund, cancer crusade, cerebral palsy and others.
 In connection with most of these fund raising projects, the Moose Protectors plan is a uni que method by which the lod- ges provide protection for vol unteer workers while they so- licit contributions.
 Youth Honor Day." recog- niZed in most of the states either by executive or legisla- tive action, has played an inn portant role in acts of vandal- ism at Halloween. Operation Santa Claus" in which the lod- ges collect toys and distribute them to needy children has been responsible for providing many a child with a joyful" Christmas. It is estimated that more than a million toys are distributed each year.
 Operation Easter Carlift, Op- eration Christmas Carlift and the every Sunday Operation Church in which Moose mem- bers provide transportation for the unfortunate and disabled to and from the church of their choice has won the widespread endorsement of the clergy of the nation.
 Moose lodges are active in the field of traffic safety. A great number have sponsored the Moose Child Safety Crusade with its dramatic car stopping demonstration. Many have also sponsored automobile safety check lanes, the Moose bicycle safety plan and have erected
The frontiersman., 1962-10-04
Sportsmen Meet Tonight

T h e Matanuska Valley Sportsmen will met tonight in the Grange hall at 8 pm. with a movie showing planned.
 Plans are being made for the annual game dinner on Nov 3. Cards have been mailed to members asking for contribu- tions of various game dishes which should be returned as soon as possible to assist in planning the dinner.
 Tickets will be available from MT. and Mrs. Gene Kirsck at the Treasure Chest, and from Dan Contini at Koslosky's department store.
 The club plans indoor rifle and pistol shooting soon, and hopes to begin archery shoot ing. Interested archers should see Dan Contini.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-04

ASt odlld II.
 These are the fighting words of the Capital Information Committee that seeks new rev enues with the sale of lapel buttons.
 Plans are underway to dis tribute the buttons in all west ern Alaskan towns.
 The first of ten thousand but tons went on sale in Anchorage recently Revenues are ear marked for promotion, adver- Using, and other expenses in connection with getting the capital relocation = initiative passed next November 6.
 The slogan of the committee, Let's Build It!", is superim- posed over the face of a capital building on the buttons. The buttons are two and one quar- ter inches wide and printed in blue.
 Bumper stickers, fact sheets and other pertinent data rela- tive to the campaign is being made available. Those persons donating funds are eligible for a wallet card certifying their support.
 Speakers are being made available for various outlying cities by the campaign head quartets in Anchorage.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-04
Vessel Named For
 (. 1. Anderson

A 71-foot purse seiner ac- quired by the Alaska Depart ment of Fish and Game fox conservation work has been named the C. L. Anderson to honor Alaska's first Commis~ sioner of Fish and Game.
 Anderson, who came to AL aska in 1949 to organize the Territorial Department of Fish cries and remained to head the Alaska Department of Fish apda Game created with Statehood, retired last fall and now lives with his wife, Bertie, on Mer4- cer Island near Seattle.
The frontiersman., 1962-10-04

Alice Blue tasel on his tah and the Fellowship lapel pin. Con- ferring of the Fellowship De- gree takes place on the last day of each international Moose convention and at state associa- tion conclaveS and authorized special meetings.
 The first full week in De- cember is set aside each year as Fellowship Degree Honor Week" and all lodges through out the Moose Domain are re- quested to conduct appropriate activities during this period to pay tribute to their members of the third degree.
 The highest and most covet- ed degree of the Order, the Pill grim Degree of Merit, is con- ferred on only one out of about every 10000 Moose members each year in solemn and im- pressive ceremonies held at the House of God on the campus of the famed Moose Child City, Mooseheart, Illinois.
 Only those who have compil- ed an outstanding record of meritorious service to the Or der over a period of many years receive this distinction. Pill grimS are entitled to wear the black and gold Pilgrim cape and tie, the gold tassel on their tah and the Pilgrim lapel pin.
 One of the most colorful rit- uals in the Moose is the Pilgrim
The frontiersman., 1962-10-04
DEMOCRACY

Cultivate the habit of think ing for yourself always-indi~ vidualism is the thing thae makes our country great.
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For FAST Results-Use FHONTIERSMAN Classifieds!
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UNPREPARED

Try to anticipate the future any man who is taken by sur prise is half beaten.
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The Frontiersman - Page ka Thursday. October 4. 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-23

new bSeh Colonial IN Very ehoiee
area; lge. family rm.. den. powder
rm. on LIST fir: 4 big bedrnis,. e
baths, ultramod. kit, table space;
wonderful rec. room in daylight
bsmt.; garage: only $4,000 down !;
correctly price in upper 30s.
SAMUEL E BOGIiEY OF MD,
TNF OI R-Snn III q
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Observation-Disclosures, 3-bedroom
brick rambler, in excellent cond..
on lge., 195-ft. lot wItrees; mod
kit, table space: lovely liv. nm,
fireplace opening to garden and
patio 6 6' "a sA Ella aPpranioss G
LEY OF MD, INC. OIL. $500
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Vacant-Open Sun. is
1856 RANDOLPH ST. NV.

4CJO 4l1A4NASA4 IL ~ - Ave- w .
WILL ACCEPT TRADES
Colonial 6-rm. brick, redecorated,
porches, bsmt., oil heat, extra side
yard, near schools, bus. T Terms
VACANT-LOW On. PAYMENT
Mr.. GA. AND DECATUR AYES NE;
Completely redec.;, 8 rms. full
s porehes. o Move r. rl T; A. in. screened
PRESS REALTY CORP.
ST. 1895 Ewes. LU. 2-1529
700 BLK. SWAMI ST.-Lge;. cor:
4ostory brk.. with possibilities of
conversion to apis. or townhouse;
has fire escape and fire, alarm
system: in heart of red-hot re-
development area; S19.7 small
down payment; principals only.
Box 46-B. Star.
Mr.. 18th and MADISON
LARGER HOME
Attractive semidetached brick; frnt.
porch, hall entrance; can use as
4-bedrm. home; full bsmt. with
lavatory, oil h.-w.h. For terms,
call MR.. SLOWER.
CAMP PAMELA & co.
Elk. 3-4113 Ewes, VIII. 2-1139
5th AND OGLETHORPE
Built like a rock; Diet. brick: center
hall plan, liv. rm. wf,p., sep.
din rm., kit. and den; 8 bedrms
2 baths, full bsmt., Diet. gar; level
lot: vacant; decorated; priced
right.
MURRAY LEVINE ia. 9-3144
24IO NORTH CAP. ST. N.W.-Va-
cant; 6 rooms. 2 complete baths.
2 kitchens; gas heat: garage. BY
OWNER. RA. 6-2241.
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CHURCHES WANTED
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

ANY SECTION d. c., large OF
small, will pay all cash. tn. 2
1850,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-23
HOWARD co.
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA vISTA-New, 4-bedrm. Colo
NAL. Liv. rm,, din. rm., den. pow
der rm.. kit. rec. rm.. with fire.
place. Near st. James, transp. and
shopping. Low 30s.. O.. F. SMITH
g. BROS. CO.. INC. OIL. 2-9478.
ASPEN HILL PARK; take over CT
loan-Lovely 3-bedroom rambler;
din. rm., fin. bsmt. with level exit.
GEO. ALLEN. Realtor. OIL. $3.50
Attention-Young Doctor!
Opportunity Of a, life time 4, for %sdI,
located close-in Silver Spring
which has already proved lucra-
tive for Its doctor -owner. This
slate roof home features 3 bed
rms, ga baths, full din. rm. and
enclosed porch. PLUS completely
equipped office and treatment
rooms on lower-level. corner To-
Gated on busy main road with
ample parking, Financing arranged
for qualified professional man.
THOMPSON CO., JU. $4,000
AVONDALE-Stately brk. Colonial.
3 twin-size bedrms., liv. rm. with
firepl. sep. din. rm.. table-space
kit, new refgr., rec. rm.. . baths.
jalousied porch. immaculate cond.,
II +, LEWIS 10 5-433O
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IMMED. OCCUPANCY
LARCHMoNT REALTY

JE. $4,000 JE. 2-64 D
KALORAMA RID. and Goth st. NV.
-l2-rm. house, low rent for right
tenant. 230S goth st.
KENT VILLAGE - 3-bedroom, air.
cond. Colonial; stove. refgr.. va
cant: S125 per mo. DU. 10000.
LANDOVER HILLS AREA. adjacent
to Bait. pkwy.-Brick rambler. with
8 bedrms.. full bsmt., gas heat.
firepl., fenced yard: S125 per mo.
E. c. HILLEY g. CO.. AP. 7-72O0
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HAVE SO apt. units worth $780,
900. Want to exchange for larger
project: H. ]. REVANE. INC.
5SS-S330.
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HOUSES FuRN. TO RENT

ARL., N.-3 bedrms., liv. rm.. din
rm., lge. kit, bsmt.: on bus line:
S135. BROWNMILLER REAL EST,
ia. 7-61O6, ia. 4-2655.
ARL., N.-Small 2-b.r. house. S13G
PARKLAWN- -bedrm. ramb. 1885,
ALEX. 2-b.r. semi. S135.WO. 6-34S5
BOILING AREA-Studio house, l
bedrm., nicely furn., $100 mo.
incl. utils. 10. 2-1212.
BRIGHTWOOD - Beaut., spacious
corner brick Diet. home: completely
furn.; close to schools, shopping,
transp. For sale or rent. Call
OWNER, ia. 9-7S10.
CLEVELAND PARK, 1908 Window
pl. NV. at wis., b.r., 2 baths,
den. Open 2-S pm, RE 7-274S,
GEORGETOWN VIC.-Nicely furn.
2 twin size b.r., garden transp.,
shop; accom-. 4 girls. FEE. 3-2332
MUST RENT nicely furnished 2
b,r. air cond. $13O. Move in today
IA O.0EOR
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fCONTlNUED)

ARL.,. N.-3-bsdrm. brk. home mr..
Washington-Lee II. g., full bsmt;
sep. din. rm:, firepl. fenced I'd
Vacant. Sl40.
ARL., N.-zoned commercial CO.
7-rm. brk. home with . baths, full
bsmt., corner lot, suitable fol
small live-in business, offices, etc
FALLS CHURCH-3-hedrm., 2-batt
brk. Cape Cod. mr.. Seven Corners
full ,bsmt.. sep. din. rm., firepl.
family rm., fenced yard. Avail
March /. $3.50.
FALLS CHURCH. Pimmit Hills.
bedrm., rambler on large corner
lot; ,S1l5.. May have option Il
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Gracious 3-bedrm.. g.
bath English Tudor stu
ated on lovely wooded
lot on one of the most
charming streets in Edge
moor. mid-3Os.
DEAN RATHBUN ASSOCIATES
Chevy Chase Center OIL. 6-0997
BETH. ENGLISH VILLAGE AREA
Mr.. excel. public and parochial
schools, shops, public transp; Co
bedrms.. 8 fuii baths. Ice. iiv.
rm.. guest-size din. rm.. country
kit, formal entr. hall; roomy
paneled rec. rm. on ground level
opening onto patio and lge. tree
shaded secluded yd.; full bsmt.
HUNT UNIT POTOMAC GLEN HILLS
Colonial homes. country living.
freeways. excel; schools, shop. md
Metro. Wash. 4 and twin bed
rms, 3 full baths, country kitch-
ems, lge. din I'm. and formal
liv. rm. opens to patio and lge.
yard, paneled clubrm. with firepE..
bull bsmt.. twin-size garage-car-
port comb. with garden shed for
tools and toys. Mid 30s.
William D. Lucas Assoc.
OIL. 6-ss6s, GA. 4-777O. GA. 4-5411
split-level, flagstone foyer, formal
dining rm., all cleo. kitchen, 3
twin-size bedrms., 2h baths. pan
eled rec. rm.. 2 firepls., centrally
air cond., carport. deep fenced
yard. S36,95O. KORZENDORFER,
REALTOR, OIL. 4-S111. It'll 8.
BETHESDA AREA-Just 5 minis. to
Naval Hosp. and NH, very attrac.,
3-bedrm. brick rambler, living-din-
ing area with firepl., wall-to-wall
carpeting. compl. equip. kit. with
F D5enkis sis 1893 Gseq Rsfs5
REALTOR, OIL. 4-S111, It'll 8:
BETHESDA. off Bradley blvd.
split level on beautiful, wooded q
acre, with fenced and filtered
swim. pool slate entr. foyer. full
bath, den and family rm. with
firepl. and kitchenette, all D., on
entr. level; balconied liv: rrl., sep.
din. rm.. kit. with breakfast rm..
Gear carport; quick occupancy:
A Si5fS REALTY. OIL. 2-eo7o I'll .
BETHEsDA-Brick rambler; spa
Sc,ious rooms; . 5sdrms;. charging
kitchen: 2h baths: ground level
rec. rm., patio. 2-car garage. Of
| fers unmatched value in the low
Dos. o. F. SMITH & BROS. CO.,
INC. OIL. 2-647S.
BETHESDA-Beautiful, center-hall,
NEW Colonial, on wooded lot, near
all schools and bus: bedrms. UP;
den, powder rm.: bsmt.: S32 800.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 TIL 9
BETHESDA-Hand 3-bedroom
brick rambler, in excellent cond..
on lge, 195-ft. lot w/trees; mod
kit, table space: lovely liv. nm,
fireplace opening to garden and
patio: h.-w.h.; FILA appraised +;
only S19,950. SAMUEL E. BOG
LEY OF MD, INC. OIL. 6-7s00
It'll Q.
BETHESDA, WESTWOOD-Bfand-
new brick Colonial in very choice
area; lge family rm.. den. powder
rm. on LIST fir: big bedrms,. e
baths, ultramod. kit, table space;
wonderful rec. room in daylight
bsmt.; garage: only $4,000 down !;
correctly pr c d in upper 30s.
SAMUEL E. BOGIlEY OF MD,
i
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APIS. WANTED
EFFICIENCY APARTMENT, fur.
nished: wanted in Bethesda. Rea-
Sonable, RE, 5-O343.
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

BOXLEY MOVERS AID. 2-8S22
6 rooms, $50 UP; careful, courteous
men; large, padded van.
CAMPBELL'S MOVING SERVICE
"a mr.: no Job too lge. or
small; all household good; free
est. cheerfully given: quick pick
up and del. FEE. $3.50, 462-6S27.
EDELMAN MOVING. STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as
part payment on your moving.
storage: reas. rates. Ia. 9-2937.
HILL MOVERS-3O year rep. ice
Fully equipped; very reas. All
serv. SIP 3-0666, LU. 10000.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving;
beaches a speciality. s. L. NOR
R1S. tn. 2-115o or tn. 2-8902.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country: storage in sep.
arate rooms; packing. overseas all
cargo. Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION
STORAGE CO. INC. Est. 1900.
NORTHERN VA. MOVERS-Reason
able rates. Courteous service. In
sured. 536-7650 Ewes. JE. 4-633s
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BILLINGSLEY
REALTY

EN-. 2-2326 ives, EN-. 3-6113
CHEVY CHASE DETACHED brick
Colonial. Living room with fire
place. large dining room. modern
kitchen with table space. first
floor powder room. screened porch
3 bedrooms and 2 baths up. recre-
$29.950. Call WO. $4,000 til
Evening star., 1962-12-30
resolve to treat your bathroom to savings

Handy-Andy full-length mirror
l9F. Frumeess styling and six discreet clear
plastic Fasteners make this full length mirror
complimentary accessory TO the bedroom,
bathroom, closet or hall or wherever you
want fuI-ength view. l6x6o inches, of heavy
Pittsburgh glass. Booking guaranteed by
manufacturer and Woodward & Lothrop for
l0yeors.
regularly 500 sale 6.98
save on our own Atkins toilet seats
l9G. Sprayed scot in white enamel on nodded
wood construction.
regularly 500 sale 3l7
l0H. Mock mother of pearl covers nodded
PyroIin sheet TO form toilet scot that is
resistant TO splitting, peeling. Choose white,
black, pink or yellow.
regularly 7.99 sale 6.67
T-FalS original nOn-stick cOOkware
You sove more than money when you pur-
chose T-FoI cookwore the original and
only non-stick utensils with DuPont's pure
Tefon% locked and sealed into the alum
inum. This wonder cooking finish lets you
fry, simmer or broiI without fot, grease
or oil and nothing sticks TO the pon Won
defuly easy 10 Clean, too.
regularly sale
l9J. loM-inch frypon with
wooden spotUlo. 6.9s 3.99
l0K. 7" egg pan. 4.o8 2.98
W&l-HoUsewores Center Washington
Chevy Chase. Wheaton Plozo and Corners
Evening star., 1962-12-30
co-ordinated accessories by JaksOn
in glowing fashion cOlors

in glowing fashion colOrs
It's so easy to turn your bathroom into q
coIortuI show-piece with Jokson's coordinoted
accessories, now at Substantial savings.
Choose shower curtains and droperies in
Joksons Reflection pattern, brightly shaded
in green, mdze. pink and turquoise; as we'll
as black and white. Buy pieces singH or in
sets.
regularly sale
19A. 6x6 foot curtain. 4.05 3.95
l9B. Set including 6x6 foot
shower curtain and tailored
droperes. 900 700
l9C. Set including 6x6 foot
shower curtain and cofe
droperies. 900 100
I'D. 54x78 inch curtoin. 4o5 3.95
l9E. ox6 foot curtoin 5o5 495
for Telephone Shopping
and Services call 783-76OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

agreement with present
NASA requirements that all
a stronaut candidates be
graduate engineers and have
jet test pilot experience.
The engineering qualifica-
ton is unnecessary, Miss
Cobb commended. THE pri-
mary job is to fly the craft
in space. 1t is not necessary
to be an engineer to do that"
she said.
The women got a generally
friendly reception from sub
committee members. Repre-
sentative AnfuSo, chairman,
observed that since 1.-THE
whole purpose Of space ex-
ploration is to some day COL
onize these other planets, I
don't see how we can do that
without women"
Representative Fulton, not
ing that all the monkeys and
dogs which have been sent
into space by the United
States and Russia were fe-
males, commented: at looked
like they stopped when they
found it was successful"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

CARE doll collection and
ask about the CARE kits.
For Poorest
When the woman behind
the desk would ask him,
where do you want your
dollar to go?" he'd roll his
eyes toward the ceiling and
soulfully reply. Where are
the poorest?"
Four boys in Bethesda re-
Gently held a backyard carni-
val and took in 81 for CARE.
The other day a little girl,
on sudden generous impulse,
went canvaSSing for CARE
in her neighborhood.
These acts Of love toward
people they've only read
about or heard about, are not
extraordinary. That's the re-
markable thing. The CARE
files illustrate that thousands
Of other children do like
wise as a matter of national
habit.
The effect overseas?
1t was well expressed by a
young Greek girl, who wrote
a letter Of thanks to a fifth
grade class in a Maryland
school. She told them in
closing, my mind runs to
you"
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Children Who Care Warm
Hearts of CAREWorkers

two Adams boys next door
and several of their friends
go out with a wagon to COL
lect pop and milk bottles
from neighboring families.
Its spasmodic, as little
boys projects usually are"
Paul's mother explained the
other day. But their con-
tributions of Sc here and $12
there have mounted to $50
so far.
One Of the most faithful
donors is a girl named Libby
Tamson, who lives in Ann
andale. Libby. who just
turned IA has conducted a
neighborhood day camp
every summer since she was
10.
The first couple Of years
she turned all the proceeds
over to CARE but last year,
when she made about $50,
she gave part to her mission
church.
Libby holds the camp for
two weeks, usually in August,
from 9 am. to noon.
She took up to rs children
last year, taught them
games, told them stories and
supervised creative activi-
ties.
Her mother gives Libby
sole credit for the plan and
says she must have learned
about CARE from the news
papers.
Small gifts. the loose
change variety, are more
common. The youngsters
idea Of what his American
money will buy is a source
of delight to the CARE staff
members.
Recently they got a letter
reading: We are eight and
six-years-old, and feel very
sorry for those hungry chill
dren who are starving while
every morning, noon and
evening we get a lot of good
food. Will you please send
food to the countries where
it is needed most. Here is 20
cents. Love. Ronnie and
Russell. :"
Which is reminiscent of
the pre-schooler who used
to drop into the CARE Of
flee with a dollar in his
hand. His father worked
down the hall and the boy
liked to stop in to see the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17
Reception
For Officer

Air Force and Civil Air Pa
troll escort officers for the
18th International Air Cadet
Exchange were honored at
a reception given last night
by Cmdr. Walter F. Koon,
USN retired, president Of the
Washington Gas Light Club.
The party, at the clu b.
heralded the officers depar
ture from Andrews Air Force
Base today with 1874 CAP
cadets they will escort by jet
to Rhein-Main Air Base from
where the cadets will disperse
to countries in Europe as part
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star Staff Writer

Almost every morning,
when the mail comes in, the
Washington CARE office
receives a letter with an
interesting rattle.
It's a loose-change contri-
button from some child.
It may be Is cents, or
80 cents or a nickel. A little
boy in Texas once used a
four-cent stamp to send
three cents.
Children comprise a faith
full, II not substantial per-
centage of CARE donors.
They don't have a lot of
money to send, but what they
lack in financial resources
they make up for in feeling.
Give In Groups
They give in groups -
through their schools, clubs,
scout troops, churches-and
as individuals.
They give from their al
lowances or from funds
raised in backyard benefits
and home cooked schemes.
Dear Sir" wrote a little
girl from Macomh street. II
had a lemonade stand. That's
how I got this money. The
amount Of money as a S and
32c (sic). Please give the
money and buy the food for
the poor"
The junior donors are
often very explicit. A second
grader who broke her piggy
bank decided to send the
contents to CARE.
Il would like to present
this money to you," she said,
in careful print. Please use
this money only for the
Chinese refugees in Hong
KoNg. My name is Martha
Ives. My age 7-year-old. My
phone number is The
money is $2.25."
Children learn about CARE
through posters, films shown
at their schools, pictures in
their weekly readers, adults
conversation and elsewhere.
Mothers and fathers are
sometimes surprised by their
youngsters initiative for
CARE. A boy, now 10, visited
Hong Kong in 1860 and was
struck by the refugees he
saw there. Later, without
prompting from his parents,
he elected to send a contri-
button.
A group of young boys in
Silver Spring have been run
ming a project called Opera
ton Empty Bottles" for more
than a year. Paul MINIS,
aged 10, who 60, the idea, the
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First Lady
Film Monday

The American Newspaper
Woman's Club will have a
showing Of the USIA's film
on Mrs. John F. Kennedy's
recent trip to India and PAX
istan in the Cosmos Club
auditorium at 6 pm. Mon
day. A reception at the club
house will follow at 7 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-17

Of the CAP exchange pro-
gram.
The same Air Force plane
will bring back the same
number Of foreign civil air
cadets who will arrive in New
York on Thursday for Today
stays with CAP cadet families
in 81 States.
The United States cadets
will return to Washington on
August 4, remain here three
or four days, then dispense
to their homes across the Ma
ton,
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Nurse Elected

Mrs. Mabel C. Zachary,
r. NJ, Supervisor of Nurs-
peake and Potomac Tele-
phone Companies. has been
elected First Vice President
of the American Association
of Industrial Nurses.
Mrs. Zachary is past presi-
dent of the Metropolitan
Washington Industrial Nurses
Association, which is the To-
cal affiliate Of the national
group.
She also has been a mem
Der of the board, recording
secretary. chairman Of the
legislation committee and a
member of the editorial board
of the national organization.