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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

q CTOWQ Watching the PRESIDENT
arrive for a speech. 1t exploded
a few hundred yards behind
his motorcade. Visibly shaken,
he addressed a student rally
shortly afterward. This morning
he inspected a military base
outside this South Celebes city.
There were no indications
Of any arrests after the incident
but military precautions and
security were strengthened in
Makassar, the probable jump
ing-off point for any invasion
Of Dutch New Guinea.
Until recently, the Makassar
area also was center of rebels
opposing the Sukarno-govern-
ment.
Calls Luns a Liar
The President attacked
Dutch Foreign Minister j. M.
A. H. Luns for his statement in
a magazine interview recently
that West New Guinea's Papuan
population should not come
under Indonesian domination
because they are racially diff
ferent from the Indonesians.
"Luns is always full of lies.
He knows nothing about ma
tions or scientific theories about
nations" said Mr.. Sukarno, who
himself was trained as an ar
chitect.
"Luns is always travelling be-
tween Holland and the United
States and carries lies with
him." he continued.
The Papuan people of West
Irian West New Guinea are
part of the Indonesian race. A
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delivery of aid funds has been
delayed. They would not COM
ment on the cause of the de-
lay.
The United States has been
depositing in a New York bank
SO million to "a million at the
beginning of every month to
the account of the Boun Gum
government. The funds are for
both military and civilian
needs.
These monthly payments, Of
ficials said. have in the past
been delayed until as late as
the 18th of the month.
The United States has pro-
vided Laos with about 1858
million in economic assistance
and $l06 million in military aid
in the last six years. 1t has also
provided funds to pay, feed and
cloth the Lao army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
U. S. Engineer Slain
In Wet Nam Ambush

SAIGON, South Wet Nam,
Jan. 8 (AP) Clyde F. Sum-
mers, an engineer from Ell
Monte, Calf, working here on
a United States aid project.
died yesterday of bullet wounds
received in a Communist rebel
ambush IL miles northeast of
Saigon. He was the second
American killed by the rebels
in two weeks.
United States sources said
an unarmed man in military
uniform stopped Mr.. Summers
light truck Saturday but he
ordered his Wet Namese driver
to keep going. Several armed
men then jumped from hiding
and opened fire. The driver
was shot in the hand. Mr..
Summers in the head, shoulder
and leg.
Mr.. Summers, As, a native
of Abilene, Tex, was construc-
ton superintendent with a
United States company build
ing a new runway at a Saigon
airport. His Wet Namese
widow is expecting a baby.
1t. Col. Duong Thun Hang,
deputy commander of South
Wet Mans 7th division, and his
driver were killed in the Me-
kong River delta area today in
a Wet Cong ambush. Their
jeep was demolished by a road
mine and a group of Wet Cong
rebels opened fire on the &C.
cupants.
Col. Hange was the highest
ranking Wet Namese officer
killed since October, when the
Wet Cong kidnapped and muir
dered Col, Hoang Thuy Nam
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the Dutch hand 1t over and
I'VE don't care about world
opinion"
However, he said his policy
has the support of the Commu-
mist. Asian and African worlds.
1.-TWO billion people support
U.s." he said. How many people
support Holland?"
The crowd laughed in reply.
At one point, Mr.. Sukarno
said he had learned the Dutch
plan to send the 15.S92-ton
aircraft carrier Karel Door,
man to New Guinea waters. She
can handle IS warplanes.
SCOTS at Carrier
Nine foreign ambassadors, in
Guiding Ambassador Howard P.
Jones. were in the Sukarno
party. The President turned to
them and said:
Il want you to tell your gov
ernments we are not afraid of
the Karel Doorman. What can
she do to stop us? If, during
one dark night, thousands of
tiny fishing craft full of Indo-
nesian fighters creep across the
waters to West Irian West New
Guinea, what can the Karel
Doorman DO to stop them?"
At The Hague, the Dutch
Navy said the carrier and two
destroyers will leave Friday for
q show-the-flag trip in the
Netherlands West Indies, Car
ibbean and South American
waters. There was no mention
of any trip to New Guinea.
After his return to Jakarta
today, Mr.. Sukarno was ex-
pected to make a thorough re-
view of the stalemate in set
ting up Dutch-Indonesian
negotiations for a solution of
the West New Guinea dispute.
Indonesian officials from
Mr.. Sukarno down stoutly
maintain there is no change
in their approach-unless the
Netherlands agrees in advance
to transfer the administration
of West New Guinea to Indo-
nesia.
Meanwhile, tension is mount
ing, and troop movements to
several East Indonesian bases
bordering Dutch New Guinea
have been announced by Mr.
Sukarno and his military COM
manders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08

ing to neutralize the Southeast
Asia kingdom.
Information Minister Boua-
van Norasing told neWsmen no
decision on the invitation was
taken and another cabinet
meeting will be held tomorrow,
Prince Boun Gum and seven
Of his cabinet flew to the royal
capital of Luang Prabang to
confer with King Savang Va
thana.
Prince Boun Gum must get
approval TO leave the country
from the King and well in
formed Laos sources said there
was some doubt whether he
would authorize the trip. The
King is a known critic of the
Geneva conference.
Little Optimism Exists
Britain and the Soviet Union,
as co-chairman Of the confer
ence, called on Prince Boun
Gum, neutraliSt Prince Sou
wanna Phouma and pro-Com-
munist Prince Souphanouvong
to make another attempt to
work out the distribution of
posts in a coalition government.
The United States Joined in
the appeal. which warned the
princes that their failure to
form a coalition government
would wreck the conferences
efforts to bring peace to Laos.
Though hopes were high for
another meeting Of the princes,
there was little optimism among
diplomatic circles that anything
would come of it.
Some international Control
Commission officials here fear
that if this new attempt fails,
there will be a resumption of
fighting as the countryside is
now dry and the ground firm
after the rainy season.
American diplomats here do
not share this anxiety, holding
the view that neither the So
Wet Union nor the United
States wants fighting in Laos
that could explode into an East
West war.
u. S. Suspends Aid
Well-informed Lao sources
disclosed the United States has
suspended all its economic aid
to the Boun Gum government,
apparently trying to force the
prince to modify his demands
for the key interior and defense
ministries in the coalition cabi-
net.
United States officials here
said only that the monthly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-01-08
Man HuIIeck Beet,
Wife Die in Fire

VALPARAISO. Ind, Jan. 8
(AP). A former candidate
against Representative A. Hal
leck, Republican of Indiana,
and his wife died early today
when fire swept through their
one-story frame home north of
here.
State police identified the
victims as George Bowers, 50,
Rt. /, Valparaiso, and his wife,
Dorothy, ST.
Mr.. Bowers was the second
district Democratic congress
sional candidate against the
House Minority Leader IN both
1858 and 1860. Mr.. dalleck de-
feated him by only 6.100 votes
in 1858 and by a larger margin
in 1860.
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Reservist Setup
Probe Proposed
BY the Associated Press

Representative Arends, Re-
publican Of Illinois, wants an
exhaustive study by the House
Armed Services Committee of
the military reserve program.
The House Veterans Affairs
Committee has already indi-
Gated it will look into the prob
lem after Congress reconvenes
Wednesday.
Mr.. Arends, Republican whip
and a member of the Armed
Services Committee, said yes
terday apparent weakness in
the system came to light during
the recent Gallup of reservists
to active duty.
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desire by people to live together
creates a nation. Indonesia is
of many peoples and the West
Irian people are part of it."
Mr.. Sukarno also attacked
Mr.. LunS' statements that the
Papuans are so unciviliZed they
need Dutch support and train
ing. and that the Netherlands
had put more into its colonies
than it had taken from them.
What have the Dutch done
in New Guinea and what have
the Dutch given us?" he de-
msnded. Our progress is not
because of their doing. We have
developed education and will
wipe out illite-acy by 1854. The
Dutch built roads here but only
to their commercial enter
priSeS."
THE Dutch were here $50
years and left virtually nothing
here"
Troops Pour In
Requirements poured into
the South Celebes as Mr.. Su-
karno toured the area. A source
close to the President said guer-
rilla volunteers" are expected
to begin hit-and-run attacks
soon in West New Guinea,
which Indonesia has claimed
ever since the nation gained
independence from the Neither
lands in 1919.
In a speech at the fishing
village of Bonthian, Mr.. ST.
karno told a crowd Indonesia
will invade the territory unless
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South Wet Mans liaison Off
Ger to the International Con-
troll Commission.
The government also an
nounced that a provincial dis
trict chief, Capt. Nguyen Van
Binh, was injured last Thurs
day with Is others by an acct
dental hand grenade explosion
about 20 miles north of Saigon
Capt. Binh was marching
with a group of soldiers to g
training camp when a grenade
pulled loose from the belt Of
one of the soldiers, removing
the safety pin.
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U. S. Expects Princes
In Laos to Meet Aqoin

VIENTIANE, Laos Jan. (AP).-Uned States and other
diplomatic said today they Premier Prince Boun
Gum invitation to meet again with Laos two other
political princes in Geneva.
rghtist met with his cabinet to consider the
invitation 14naton which
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Bomb Misses Sukorno,
Kills Three at Rally

MAKASSAR, Indonesia Jan. (AP).-Presdent Sukarno
escaped unframed from bomb explosion last night while
winding ourday transforming tour to whip support
in the Ceebe for his plans West New Guinea from
the Dutch
The bomb killed three persons and injured others
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ALSO

In nearby Chesterbrook Estates 1904 Dahlia
Court. Mclean, Va. new 4-bedroom, S-bath CEN
trally aforementioned rambler with 20-ft screened
porch and lovely recreation room. Vacant. Imme-
dlate occupancy. Priced in middle 30S
Can RICHARD SHOWALTER for additional in
formation and directions to inspect, KE, $1,000
or Ell. 6-2029
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YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
! 22600 nH 4 Exon
2 WINNERS

One in a choice N Arlington location. 4618 N 41St
st. This home features center-hall entrance, sep
arate dining room, electric kitchen with eating
space, bedrooms, 2 full baths full basement with
built-in garage. Vacant. Immediate occupancy.
Assume large first trust Terms to suit purchaser.
Priced in low, low, low 30s
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

FALLS CHURCH AREA-contemp
bi-level on Ice. lot; trees; gar
dens; 3 bdrms.. rec. rm., scr.
porch. community pool. S21,75O.
24OS Poplar Lane. Holmes Run
Acres (off Gallovs rd] u. 4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

WOODED WONDERLAND = 3-bed.
rm., 2-bath BEAUTY. rec. rm.,
Ice. screened porch. liv. rm. with
firepl-. formal din rm., q dream
Of q kitchen, elose-in location. n.
schools and bus. Only S22.5O0
with $1,000 down. Gail for an
early appointment. JE. 10000,
WIN. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
3OOO-6O0O so FIT

For school use by well-established
local institution. In or near the
downtown area. Street floor, walk
ups, office building space or COM
bination Of such spaces considered.
July l possession required.
CARL G. ROSINSKI co,
Ma. S-9254 VIII. 2-4492
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09

PIMMIT HILLS bedrm. det.
rambler, lge. fenced lot, vac, only
S295 dn. incl. settlement. Call
OWNER DU. 7-0200.
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UPPER
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

APPROX. 8 ACRES
Dickerson, Md.-Large center-hall
country home with porches, .
living rms, dining rm., large
kitchen, pantry. 4 bedrms., lH
baths, steam heat, stoker coal,
orchard, 2-caf garage. deep well,
235-ft. frontage on State road
M. schools. churches and stores.
Taxes. 1881. Price. S24.95O.
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$50 ACRES
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BRAND-NEW
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BUILDING FOR RENT. 1545 Rock
vile pike, 1000 50. #. offices,
unlimited parking. HA. 7-7272.
DOCTOR, DENTIST, PROFESSION
AL MAN-Lge. house, zoned CO,
center Of TAX. Park. D. c., suit.
cant, o.s.p.. $40. WI. 2-024S.
EXCEL. N. W. LOCATION, Q story
BLDG, C-M-3, $500 50. it., air
cond Can be arranged to suit ten
ant. Avail. immed. EN-. 5-2939.
ROCKVILLE, corner Commerce lane
and Fayette st.-Centr. loo. new
bldg. Ideal barber, beauty shop,
restaurant. ReaS. rent. HE. 4
PIP. HE. 1890, VIII. 2-363S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
Rambler
Bancroft
| REALTY INC

REALTY. INC. Hu. l-91OO
RAYMONDALE-Very clean, 4-bed-
wIiirepi. and carport. M. School.
Assume 4laes loan Of S12I per
mo. Call 35R-O3OQ
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
Alexandria Industrial

A4CAd1l1I Id 1IluuSGI ldl
Park
City'S finest research and industrial
site on Capital Beltway. All util-
tiles on paved street. Will
sell or build to Specifications.
WEINBERG-BUSH, INC.
1928 H st. NV. Ma. $500
ANDREWS FIELD-We have a site
of over 100000 50. #. Zoned CO
Immediately opposite the entrance
to the base and the hospital that
is ripe for commercial develop
ment. For details call Mr.. Kerr
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. T.
1411 or TIE. 6-12s9.
EXCELLENT UNIMPROVED LEVEL
LOT, about 1000 50. it.. with 40
IT. frontase on s. Capitol st., ad-
Joins area now UNDERGOING ire
mendous improvement. Prime loca-
tlon for car wash or similar
business. Circumstances require
sale at price attractive to either
Spectator or developer, coming
emil. Call Ii. $4,000 for de-
tails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
HOUSES FOR sALE-YA.

MeIEAN-Redueed IN price. Lowell
better than new 4 level-split in {
fast growing area. A real beauty
with bedrms., 3 fun baths and
terrific loan to assume. Large
liv. I'm. with firepL din. rm.. al
eauip. kit. large fin. rec. rm.
steal at the reduced price Of S27,-
$50. Dir: Old Dominion Drive left
on Mayflower, left to statedan
ATLAS REALTY, IA. 5-l55O, ewes,
IA. 4-4447.
MCLEAN 3 BEDRM. RAMBLER.
HAS EVERYTHINGl UNDER AP-
IN LOW eos. OWNER.
356-S6QI
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE - 5-room house. out
bldgs., approx. 1l-aeres level land
Lawrence Whetzel, Green Spring,
W. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09

TRUCk-STOP RESTAURANT on
o. 8. l, near Stafford. Va. excel
opport. for right party. For fur
ther information, call Manassas
3bS-312l or write MIFCO. 236
East Center St, Manassas. Va.
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STORES FoR RENT

BAILEYs Cross RDs.-7 CORNERS
AkEA-LOcATE IN cULMORF
SHOP. CENTER. Rte. 2. bet. Bal.
leys Cross Roads and Seven Cor
Air eond.. 1890. Immed- occu-
paney. CULNORE REALTY. JE
4-665o. Evenings. En-. 2-4G26.
DOMINION HILLS SHOP. CIR.
new stores 20x60. Just COM
pleted or viii build additional
stores or drug, variety, restaurant
OF real estate office tenants Cal
Nj. Kerr, PRANK s. PHILLIPS,
INC. DI. 7-l41L or TE. 6-I3S9.
18th ST. NV. No. 5II-Betw. 2.
and ? SITS. Across from Perpetual
Bal. VIII remodel TO suit re-
Sponsible tenant. NE. S-113O:
ewes. OF. 2-4543.
100 P. ST. NV. CORNER-In
front. BUS STOP. Carry out. deli
eatessen-grocery, reaS. rent
EDMUND N. O'SULLIVAN
VA. 6-7S4S. l40l Eve ST. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09
L. A. Abercrombie
Diamond 1851

RANDALL H. HAGNER L. co.
1891 Conn. Ave. NV. DE, 2-36OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09

GEORGETOWN = Investment and
500 to Sl05, 900, excellent returns.
Call Mr.. Anderson. 5SS-2541.
MILLICENT CHATEL q JOSEPH
WISE. INC FE. S-Ob00.
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WAITsFIELD. VERMONT = Noun
tain ski cabin, rms. swim. near
by, S35 wk.. S125 mo. WI. S-9l1l
Continued on Next Page)
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81 ACRES

Dickerson. Md. = Attractive and
comfortable 4-bedroom country
home: LIST H., living rm., dining
rm., kitchen, pantry, hall and Of
flee. End f.. 4 bedrms., bath and
storage nm. .3rd H.. storage at
tic. Hot-air heat. deep well, new
plumbing. Gear garage. Black-top
road, shade trees, lawn and
shrubbery. Outstanding view,
Stream, necessary outbuildinRs
SCOTT. frontage on State road
Priced to sell at S32,50O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09

For further particulars of this anC
other property, call
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VACATION PLACES
THE SEA AROUND US

viii be your exclamation
when you inspect this IN
teresting aforementioned g.
bedrm., year-round vaca-
ton home with all modern
conVeniences. Only 10 min
utes from Annapolis at q
fractured price,
EXCLUSIVE with
JAMES l.. DIXON & CO.,
Realtors
FE. $1,000
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4-UNIT DUPLEX. in desirable loo.
by OWNER. KE. 6-7666.
5 SMALL. 2-BEDRM., modern re.
modelled bricks; rented at So
near Union Station. P. o. and ex.
redevelopment area. It is impos.
,sible to build and rent houses Of
apis. at this rent level. They
must increase In value and rent
for more money. Fair terms. OWN
ERS. Ma. S-9257. weekdays be-
tween 10 and 4
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6M@gGm
FAIRFAX CITY = sI7.00O5 FH
FAIRFAX-summer livins al n

FAIRFAA-Summe living az Il.
best. CENTRALLY AIR-CONDI.
TONED 3-bedrm. rambler or
beautiful wooded 9/i0-acre lot
custom kit. tremendous 22x23 rec
rm. with large windows in walk
G 1gs OSmt cAT SpIs l; sssn, CAR9 g
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FATRFAX = Nv
FALLS CHIJRCH-S27 an

Lovely 4-bedrm., .Ia-bath, Soft
brick rambler. Entr. hall, charm
ing ltv,. rm., tirepl.. din. rm., de
luxe kit, Soft. pine-psneled rec
room. GARAGE. FILA or CT fin.
LUCILLE COOK
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$40 ACRES
Frederick County = Dairy farm
a stanchions. Washington-typt
barn, cinder block loafing barn, Z
siloS, . metal corn cribs, Q house,
(modern), machinery sheds, Al
buildings excellent condition, Gin.
der block construction. Approx
100 acres bottom land very pro.
ductivel, As acres alfalfa, pond
located on State road. 40 mile,
D. c. Shipping to Washington
market, S95.000. terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-09

TRADE IN YOUR property on an
other home BY calling TOWNSHIP
REAL ESTATE CO.. HU. 1-5010,
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-11
OSCAR HOWARD SUES
WIEE FOR DIVORCE

The marriage of a Minneapolis
business man and his bride of two
years is apparently on the matri-
monial rocks.
Oscar Howard, 4317 Oakland
Av., Minneapolis owner-operator of
Towards Industrial Catering, fast
growing Twin City food service
organization, recently filed suit for
divorce against Inez G.. Howard,
of the same address.
The couple were married two
years ago.
First hearing on the suit was in
Hennepin county district court
Wednesday morning, May 9.
Mrs. Howard was granted a $50
per week separate maintenance
until settlement of the suit.
In his suit for divorce Mr.. How
ard charged Mrs. Howard with
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1962-05-11

with a sixth grade education to
vote in Federal elections. -.
Not single Republican senator
from either of the states mentioned
voted for the motion. In contrast
all area Democrats supported the
cloture.
Democratic Senators from Min
nesota Hubert H. Humphrey and
Eugene Mccarthy voted for the
cloture petition as did Democrats
Proxmire of Wisconsin and QUEEN
tin Burdick of North Dakota.
They backed the attempt to obtain
a vote on the measure which had
the backing of the administration
forces led by majority leader Sen.
Everett Dirksen, Republican SEN
ator Mike Mansfield senate min
ority leader.
Both Republican senators from
Iowa, Bourke Hickenlooper and
Thomas Martin; COP senators
from South Dakota Karl Mundt
and Francis Case; Republican
North Dakota Senator Milton H.
Young, Wisconsin Senator Alexan-
der Wiley also COP stalwart joined
the Dixiecrats in their fight on
a measure which would have halted
the practice of denying southern
Negroes the franchise by rugged
literacy tests ranging from the
ability to quote sections of the
Constitution to being able to tell
how many bubbles in bar of soap.
Another attempt to shut off the
filibuster is said to be planned for
Monday, May ID.
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Mothers Day To
Be Observed At
Sunrise Service

The Baptist Evening Fellowship
of Pilgrim Baptist church, Grooto
and West Central Av., in st. Paul
is presenting Mrs. Juliette Brown
as guest speaker of the Sunrise
Mothers Day Service on next
Sunday, May IS, at am.
Mrs. Brown is a well known cit
izen of the Twin Cities, Mime
apolis school teacher and wife of
James Brown, social worker, The
Browns are members of Pilgrim
Baptist church.
Outstanding musical talent has
been secured for the Sunrise serv-
ice.
Phyllis Bradley and Leroy
Haynes are co-chairman Of this
special Pilgrim program. Mrs. La
Mari Smith, is director of the
Baptist Evening Fellowship and
Miss Hazel L. Murray is director
of the Christian Education depart
ment.
The public is cordially invited
to attend this early morning pro-
gram in honor Of Mothers every
where.