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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-03-17
Ed. B. {. Goodwin
Chosen Pastor Of
the Year By Group

Ed. Bonnie E. Goodwin has
been selected by the Religious
Workers Guild of the Church
of God in Christ International
as the Northern Illinois 1851
Minister of the Year.
In recognition of his fine
work as a pastor for more than
IS years and the beautiful
church that was erected during
his leadership, he will be pre-
sented the End highest award
given by the Church of God
in Christ, THE Citation of
Special Commentator"
This citation viii be present
ed during a special service on
Sunday, March 18, at 4 o'clock
at the Portland Street Church
of God in Christ, 284 East 10Th
Street, Chicago Heights, III.
This will be q great day for
Elder Goodwin and he would
like you, his friends, who have
contributed so much to his
success to share With him this
day of triumph. The day will
not be complete unless you are
there.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-03-17
JR. WOMEN'S FIRE AUX.
SOCIAL SATURDAY

The Junior W'men's Fire
Auxiliary will have a Social
Saturday, March II, 1852 at
1856 Ridgeway avenue, from
800 pm. until.
Come ut and enjoy yourself
with us.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-03-17
PrentiSS A. Barnes
Passes; Bro. Here

Prentiss A. Barnes, Chief
Antler of Greater Chicago
Elks Lodge. passed this life
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-03-17

police magistrate from the
governor.
Secondly, the warrant is a
municipal warrant which can
not be served by state the or
county police.
And, thirdly, there are fac
tons in Leesville which con-
tend that Lee and his fellow
Continued on Page 81
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1962-03-17

JUDGE HAROLD w. NANCE,
who was unanimously endOrs-
ed by the Cook County Central
Committee for State Represen-
tative from the Second District
being congratulated by his
The Adak sun., 1962-08-20

QUONSETtS BABY BECAME FAMOUS HUT IN
 WORLD WAR II--Can you think of what Adak would look like if there were no Quonset huts dotting the many hillsides!
 When World War II struck the United States back in 1oA1, Quonset Point, RI. was nothing more than beautiful beach with rows upon rows of sumner homes. year later it Wgs a bustling Naval Air Sta tion that was to lend it's to the famous "Quonset Hut" familiar to thous -- ands of servicemen the world over and familiar to thousands of servicemen the. world over. .......>..~-.
 Aefecti onat71y dubbed "Quonset's great est baby," the Quonset Hut was designed at the air station during the war. Thous- ands of the huts were constructed at vHr- ious plants throughout the country.
 Portable and ingenious, the huts have served every purpose on Adak. The remains of the thousands scattered on our Adak hillsides show they were used for hosp itals, chapels, mess halls, recreation centers and wartime homes for American sailors, soldiers and tarines.
 The Quonset huts provided shelter not only in the South and North Pacific but Africa, Iceland, Two Jima, OkinaWa and Normandy.
 The Naval Air Station, Quonset Point R.I. itself celebrates it's 2lst anniver sary this month.
 BAG INCREASE BECOMES LAM EFFECTIVE
 JANUARY 1--Prasident Kennedy has sign- ed into law the bill 1ich increases mil itary quarters allowances effective next January l.
 The allowances as approved are the same as the bill passed earlier by the House of Repre- senta tives and modified by the Senate.
 The maj or difference between the two was the effective date. The House want ed the increase to be included in pay for October this year, although the Def- Dor, had rd.ad tha .Ian==
The Adak sun., 1962-08-20
4 BIT ABOUT SALMON


 Five species of salmon inhabit the waters of the Pacific. h7se are: the Chinook or King salmon; the Silver or Coho salmon; the Pink or Hmpback Sal- mon; the Churn, Keta Fall salmon; the Red, Sockeye, CT Blue-back Salmon. The above species are some times referred to by other names, however these are the most common references. Most cormen in Ada6 waters is the Pink or Humptack Sal- mon.
 All species of Pacific salmon ar1- adromous, that is, the adults migrate from the ocean into fresh water to spawn The spawning. seasons of salmon vary from early summer to early winter. As the fish mature, they req ssemble and swarm ~ up stream to the gravel beds where - they pair off and spawn. The eggs are deposited in a nest, fertilized, and then covered with gravel. No species -spauns than once in it's lifetime, and the parents die from exhaustion and body: depletion soon after spawning. The eggs hatch in the spring and the larval salmon leave the gravel nest in about two months. he yolk is by now absorbed. and the young fish begin to feed in the stream.@ The time spent in fresh water varies with the species, but at it's con- clusion all young salmon migrate down. stream to the ocean, where they remain for from one to several years. Although slight. straying occurs, high percent age Of the samlmon return as adults to the same stream from which they mi grated to the ocean as fingerlings. The age of a salmon is given as the number of cal- endar years that have elasped since the parents of the. salmon spawned, i.e. the years from generation to another. When the salmon arrive at Adak in schools for their spawning migration they are at their best condition for they are neither inuna ture, has the fat and protein content been reduced by 8 long stay in fresh water. The best
Evening star., 1962-12-13
CLUB CALENDAR

Meeting at the home Of Mrs.
John M. Henry of Silver
Spring.
TOMORROW
Junior Woman's Club of
Silver Spring-Meeting from
10 am. to pm. at the
Brooke Manor Country Club.
Daughters Of the American
Revolution - American Lib
erty Chapter meeting at l
pm. at the chapter house.
Faculty WOmen's Club Of
George Washington Univer-
sity-Meeting at 2 pm. at the
home Of Mrs. Henry w. Her.
zog, Westmoreland Hills, Md.
WOman's National Farm
and Garden Association
Meeting at IL noon in Barker
Hall, YWCA.
Daughters of the American
RevOlutiOn-Col. John Dom
elson Chapter meeting at
9:35 am. at Francis Scott
Key Elementary School.
Evening star., 1962-12-13
Santa Salute
Is Planned

Leroy Collins and Mrs.
Esther Peterson will join the
Washington chapter of Amer
ican Women in Radio and
Television in a salute to San
ia Claus Tuesday from $50
to $3.50 pm.
Mr.. Collins is president of
the National Association Of
Broadcasters and Mrs. Peter
son is director Of the Wom-
ems Bureau of the Labor De-
partment.
The party will take place
at the home Of Patti Gavin,
former president Of the
AWRT.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

Fairfax County League Of
Women VOters-Holmes Run
evening unit meeting at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs.sK.
Hart.
Arlington Branch, Ameri-
can Association of University
Women - Pre-school child
study group meeting at 8 pm.
at the home of Mrs. William
r. Dentzer.
University WOmen's Club
Meeting at $50 for dinner to
be followed at 7:45 by pro-
gram by DR.. Henry L. Darner.
American Association of
University WOmen-Rockville
branch meeting at $50 pm.
at the Rockville Civic Center.
Daughters of the American
Revolution - Captain John
Smith chapter meeting at 8
pm. at the home of Mrs. Ray
mond F. Remler, Mclean.
Junior WOman's COmmu-
nifty Club of KensingtOn-
Evening star., 1962-12-13
Mrs. Anderson
To Christen
Navy Ship

A Navy husband-and-w wife
team will preside over
launching ceremonies today
for the Navy, Ship Export
Challenger.
Mrs. Anderson, wife of
Chief of Naval Operations
George w. Anderson, will
christen the l2,705 ton ship
at the Sun Shipbuilding and
Dry Dock Co. in Chester. Pa.
Admiral Anderson will be the
principal speaker at ceremo-
MES following the launching.
Evening star., 1962-12-13

The answer TO the question "~hots new" is riqht
here, foshionobH speaking, that is. Pondoro's
eorY-on-the-scene black potents give you 3D.
vance notice of what the important shoe news will
be, come spring. Left, reading down: Abbey
combines potent with matt Golf, there's q broader
look TO the toe, provocative look 10 eut-ovt Sides
high, thin heel 28.95 "Vite" sleek pump on
mid heel, interesting aspects, the pIeoted vomp,
squared toe. 29.95 Laurie" young sophisticote
with potent vomp, the rest is matt Golf, crescent
toe, string bow and mid heel 20.95 Right. Revue"
is potent piped and bvttoned in gold color, the
heel high and thin 29.95
WSL-The Shoe Center, End Floor Washington Store
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" you haven't been reading
fhe want ads, you have been
losing money. Read and profit.
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morIoN PICTURE cLAssIFIcA.

MoTIoN PICTURE cLAsslFIcA.
TIoN BY NATIONAL LEGION OF
pECENCY: AL Morally unobJec'
tionaple for All; All Morally I'm
Objectionable for Adults; B Moral"
~ Objectionable In Part for All;
C Condemned. MIRA No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, FEB. 2
$40 am, Chan. 10 Aloma of
the South Seas Paramount,
1910 : B. Objection: Suggestive
5 pm. Chan. 4 Night at the
Opera MIRA.
1920 pm, Chan. 10 To the
Ends of the Earth Columbia,
I947 - ALI.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 l Mobster
Fox, 1858 B. objection:
This film in basic story char
a~cterization, dialogue and cos
tuning offends Christian and
traditional standards of morality
and deceny and must, therefore,
be Judged as wholly unsuitable
on moral grounds for all per-
sons, youth and adults.1
1890 pm, Chan. 6 Ladies Must
Live - Warmers, 1889 Al.
lilo am, Chan. 4 - Mr.. Lucky ~
RKO. 1912 - All.
SATURDAY, FEB. 3
10 am, Chan. 6 Parachute
Jumper - NRA.
Ills pm, Chan. 10 Angel and
the Badman Republic, 1896
1890 p.m.,, Chan. a Bataan-
MGM, 1912 - All.
/ am, Chan. 6 Love Begins
at 20 Warmers, 1886 - Al.
SUNDAY, FEB.
10 noon Chan. 10 Wee Willie
Winkie - Fox, 1886 = Al.
1 pm, Chan, 8 = AS the Earth
Turns - NRA.
2:3O pm, Chan. A. Adventure
~MGM, 1945 B. objection:
Reflects the acceptability of di-
vorce; light treatment of mar.
riage; suggestive dialogue and
Ills pm, Chan. - Abe Lincoln
in Illinois RKO, 1889 - Al.
HIPS pm, Chan. 6 Marked
Woman = Warmers, 1896 = All.
1870 pm, Chan. 10 The Last
Outpost - Paramount, 1886 Al.
MONDAY, FEB.
$50 am. Chan. 10 The Man
Is Armed - Republic, l956-AII.
S pm. Chan. 4 The Voice of
Bugle Ann MGM, 1886 Al.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 - Cardboard
Cavalier - NRA.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 - The Great
O'MalIey - Warmers, 1886 Al.
/ am, Chan. 4 - Kitty .Foyle-
RKO, 1910 b. objection:
While recording the apprecia-
ton of the changes which have
been made in adapting the story
material to the screen, the Lee
gion finds the film Objectionable
in part because of divorce and
~remarriage after the divorce.
There is also a suggestive situa-
tom
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RadiO-TV
Highlights
DAILY D

II noon, WIoI, Portsmouth
Christopher Thought FOR
the Day.
FRIDAY TV
4p.m., Chan. 34-The Chris
tophers.
$50 pm, Chan. 34-An Age
of Kings. This weeks pro.
gram. Henry vi, part 3, acts
iv and v. "The Sun in Splen-
dour" tells of the conquest of
the House of York, as one of
its sons is raised to the
throne.
SATURDAY TV
pm, Chan. 4-Open Class
room-This social studies pro-
gram features teachers and
material from the Columbus
diocesan school system.
SUNDAY TV
6:l5 am, Chan q Relig-
ious news of the Columbus
area with Bud ellis. Catholic
news supplied by The cafho.
lie Times.
$3.50 am, Chan 10 The
Christophers say "Pick a Ca
reer with Purpose"
$50 am, Chan 4 The
Catholic Hour-A little hand
made prayerbook made by
four Lithuanian girls in a ST.
berian forced-labor camp pro-
vided the theme for this pro-
gram, which tells of various
people rising to their day.
$50 am, Chan 10 The
Hour of ST. Francis-Joe Doak-
us often looks up to heaven
and complains about the way
prayers are answered. When
an angel gives him a chance
to answer prayers. he changes
his mind.
10 am, Chan. a Father
Carl Clagett Of st. Mary Mag
dalene Church offers the tel
evised Mass. Members of the
parish form the congregation.
1918 am, Chan 6-The Sac
red Heart Program - Father
Raymond 0'Connor, ST., spec
ulates on the various inter.
pretations of Christ'S words,
81 thirst"
3 p.m., Chan. 6-Directions
'62. How do A erica's
churches view Americas prob
lens?
1880 am, Chan. lO-Look
Up and Live - A filmed visit
to ST. Albert Monastery in
Oakland. II portrays the dawn
to-dusk study, work, prayer
and recreation of the priests
and brothers.
$50 pm, Chan. a The
second in a series covering
the Federal Communications
Commission hearings on tele-
vision network programming.
SUNDAY RADIO
8 am, WTVN-T The Ave
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Never mistake the gold or gilt
ter on a card, or its size, for
the value of a Mass. IF your
parish priest cannot accept
your request, send it to the
Holy Fathers Society for the
Propagation of the Faith. Your
Diocesan or National Direc-
tor will arrange it with a mis-
sioner nearby or in Africa,
Asia or Oceanic who, in turn,
will offer Mass for you per-
sonally. The poor priests who
will offer the Mass for you are
particularly powerful In their
intercession because Of their
holiness and sacrifices. Let us
hear from you.
THE TEN LETTERS OF
GOD LOVE YOU spell out a
decade of the rosary as they
encircle the medal originated
by Bishop Sheen to honor the
Madonna of the World. With
your request and a cores
ponding offering, you may
order a GOD LOVE YOU med
al in any one Of the following
styles:
So small sterling silver
SO small 10k gold filled
SIS large sterling silver
$40 large 10k gold filled
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton j.
Sheen, National Director Of
the Society for the Propaga-
tion of the Faith, or your bio.
cesar Director, Msgr. James
Kulp. 246 East Town Street,
Columbus Is, Ohio.
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Inter-Faith
Film Listing

Daily film Iisfings by
fhe Infer-Faith Film Com
miftee can be found in the
Columbus Cit izen-JoUr.
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
cRAND-South Sea Adven-
ture.
GARDEN-Saturday only
(matinee also) Tarzan's
Fight for Life, Moose for a
Gunman.
TEENS
OHIO - The Flower Drum
Song.
BOULEVARD, CLINT o NJ.
EASTERN, LIVINGSTON,
STATE - Pocket Full of Mir.
acles.
DRExEL - The King and
|, Carousel.
STATE (Westerville) Blue
Hawaii.
STATE (Westerville) = Sat
urday Matinee only-The Steel
Claw, cartoon show.
MATURE TEENS
UNIVERSITY Ramirez
County.
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give to anyone have merit as
aims, and you are free to
send them, but you already
have the general remem-
brance in Masses Independent
OF the aims for "remem-
brance."
TO MAKE THE MASS your
own, why not have a Mass
read for your personal inten-
tions, for the same aims? Sup
pose you received a printed
postcard from the President,
saying: "You will be remem-
bered on every mile Of this
5000 mile trip" Would it
please you as much as a per-
sonal letter? Our Lord, on the
other hand. dealt with individ-
uals. While the crowd was
pressing Him on all sides. He
turned and asked: Who
touched me?" He sought out
the person from the mob. Our
Lord told MS that He calls
His sheep by name"
THERE MAY BE SOME
value in circular letters, but
who prefers them to personal
notes? If you were sick in the
hospital, which would you
rather hear: "You will be re-
membered with the thousands
of other sick in my Mass TO-
morrow or II will offer Mass
tomorrow for you that you
may incorporate your Suf-
ferings TO The Passion Of,
Christ represented in the
Mass"
In the same light. does not
eyery bride and groom want
a Nuptial Mass for the bless
ings of their married life?
And when a mother or father
dies, do you not want a Re
QUEEN Mass for her or his
Intentions, not just a general
remembrance on All Souls
Day?
WHEN, THEREFORE. YOU
want to remember a friend,
have a particular Mass said
for his particular intention.
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FEB. 6

TUESDAY, FEB. 3
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Double Door
5 pm, Chan. 4 = Out West With
the Hardys MGM, 1938-A1.
1920 pm. Chan. 10 Four Men
and a Prayer = Fox, 1887 Al.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 - When Were
You Born - First National, 1897
lilo am, Chan. A. Double Dyna-
mite - RKo, 1851 All.
WEDNESDAY, FEB.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Great Flirta-
S pm. Chan. 4 My Dear Miss
AIdrich = MGM, 1886 Al.
I1:2O pm, Chan. 10 Remember
the Day - Fox, l941 - Al.
11:25 pm, Chan. s Smashing
the Money Ring Warmers. 1888
1890 pm, Chan. 6 Wild Boys
of the Road - NRA.
1:10 am. Chan. - From THIS
Day Forward - RKO, 1945-All.
observation: An item of dia-
Iogue can be interpreted as SYM
pathetic to so-called planned par
enthood.)
THURSDAY, FEB. 3
s pm, Chan. 4 - The S~kyscraper
wilderness - NRA.
8 pm, Chan. 20 = Gagged War
ners, 1949 - All.
1920 pm, Chan. 10 - Gay Lady
Eagle Lion, 1948 All.
I1:25 pm, Chan. 6 Don't Bet
on Blondes = NRA.
1890 pm, Chan. s = Sideshow-
Monogram, 1949 - All.
1:10 am, Chan. 4 - China Sky
RKO 1912 - All.
FRIDAY, FEB.
$3.50 am. Ch%l. 10 Gambling
Ship - Universal, 1888 All.
5 pm, Chan. a - Young Tom Ed
ison - MGM, 1889 = All.
11:15 pm, Chan. 10 - High, Wide
and Handsome Paramount,
1886 Al.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 - The Colditz
Story (Br.) - DCA, 1956-AI.
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FREE CONCERTS
AT MERSHON

The University Concert
Band presents its winter
quarter concert at 3 pm,
Sunday, February IL. Lucien
Caillet, former arranger and
bass clarinetist with the Phil
adelphia Orchestra, will be
the guest conductor
The University Symphony
Orchestra, George Hardesty,
conductor, will have its win
ter concert at 8 pm, Sunday,
February rs. There is no adj.
mission charge and the gen.
eral public is welcome to at
tend these concerts at Mer-
Shon Auditorium.
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said by ev-
cry priest in
every t
of the world.
This is your
title in jus
tice because
you are a
member o t
the Mystical
Body. y
a m s you
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Maria Program presents ITO
Clothe the Naked"
o:15 am, VEINS - The
Sacred Heart Program.
1918 am, Welt, Newark
The Sacred Heart Program.
1880 am, WRFD - The
Sacred Heart Program.
1890 PM, WLW - The
Catholic Hour.
4:30 p.m., WIoI. Portsmouth
The Georgetown University
Forum.
6:45 pm, WJER, Dover
The Sacred Heart Program.
$3.50 pm, WRFD FM-The
Christopher Program.
TUESDAY TV
1880 p.m., Char. I0-Leon-
ard Bernstein and the New
York Philharmonic in Japan
"A guided musical tour in
which Bernstein brings to-
gether samples of ancient
music, dance, and puppetry
of Japan and some of the
majestic music of the West
ern world.
SATURDAY RADIO
6:25 p.m., WPAY, Ports.
mouth - The Ave Marie Pro-
gram.
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instead Of having a Mass
read for your own personal
intention?
INDEED, YOU ARE already
remembered in every Mass
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Films Radio
HN NM D
God Love You
God Love You
Make The Mass
Your Very Own
BY BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN

Which would you prefer - a general audience
with the Holy Father in company with 10000 others
or a private audience? Why, then, when it comes to
the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, do you merely ask to
be remembered" in Masses with thousands of others,
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Legion of Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

1890 pm. Chan. s Friends of
Mr.. Sweeney - NRA.
ITO am. Chan. 4 Gambling
House = RKO, 1850 - B (Objec-
ton: Insufficient moral COM
pensation.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
lndio Accuses Peiping
Of New Border Thrust

NEW DELHI. July IL (AP)
India accused Red China last
night Of q new aggressive thrust
onto Indian soil in Ladakh and
warned Peiping it will be held
wholly responsible if a shoot
ing war results.
Prime Minister Nehru, from
his vacation spot in Pahlgam
KaShmir, dictated the final
contents of a protest note by
telephone. 1t was handed to
the Communist Chinese EN-
baSSy here.
The note charged nearly 400
Chinese forces penetrated the
Galwan valley in the China
Ladakh border area yesterday
and encircled the Indian mill
tary post there.
If the Chinese overrun the
post, 1t would make the sixth
Red military base by India s
count, set up in the disputed
border area since 1860.
Valley Is in KaShmir
The Galwan valley lies in the
Agil- Karakoram mountain
range, in the Ladakh district Of
Rashmir. 1t is parallel to the
Chip Chap valley formed by the
Shyok river, an area into which
the Chinese advanced pre-
viously.
A note last Sunday from
Peiping to the Indian govern
ment charged that the indians
had established q post In the
Galwan area to isolate a
Chinese post In the lower
reaches Of the river.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11

phaSize the pleasure to be OBJ
tanned from cigarettes.
Those featuring the conven-
tional heroes Of young people.
Those appealing 70 pride OF
general manlineSs.
Those using q fashionable
social setting to support the
impression that cigarette Snok-
ing IS an essential part Of the
pleasure and excitement Of
modern living.
Those Strikingly presenting
romantic situations and young
people IN love In such q way
As to sem to link the pleasures
Of such situations with the
pleasure Of smoking.
The authority. Mr.. Bevfns
said. had reviewed cigarette
advertising on TV In the hight
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I An Indian reply said the
Chinese were nowhere in the
valley when they sent the note
and added that they had no
business to be there.
The new Indian note said
Communist China's Prime Min
lister Chou En-lai acknowledged
as late as 1859 the valley Is
inside midas frontier.
The lower reaches Of the
Galwan valley are not only well
inside Indian territory but also
about % miles from even the
claim line shown in the Chinese
1856 map" the Protest note
said.
Claimed for Some Time
India has maintained foi
some time the now-encircled
post, about 1914 miles west Of
China's claim line, the note
said.
It said the Chinese began
moving UP their troops yeSter-
day morning, with Is soldiers
taking a position 200 yards
from the post. More troops
moved in until nearly 400 Chi
neSe were east, south and west
of the post and had moved
up threateningly to within 50
to 10 yards" the note asserted.
Anticipating that an unto
ward incident might result be-
cause Of this unwarranted ag-
gressive activity Of local Chi
nese forces" the Indian note
said Peiping will be held re-
Sponsible for the consequences
Iof any shooting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-11
8-Yeor-OId CoroIinion
Enjoys College Course

RALEIGH. n c. Ar II
AP9-Henry R1ch. N s-WC-
old fourth Er1dU. Il takHg q
college freshman cheZlSzxy
course at North Cz-uha STATE
College here this Eu1zeh- 81
he SAYS. Tn Ec1ng throGyh a
the elementary rades b.
cause ] dnat Wan1 % mlzz
anything
The crgW-cut h1cn6 RA1eSxn
youngster, who began renczra
when he was :. Is tz@g .
course designed for trexn-z
who plan 70 he chez5s-x sEozs
Of his classmates are - and
- years ola
He Is doing really SEe WN
indeed. surprisingly VEL sad
Dr.. A p Cootk hsx Enxrruesrr.
In fAct, one q ~ HREe<g
surprises has been that Ne has
been able 70 sat through r-r
hOur-and-a-half lecture VIII
out getting bored
Henry. q bundle q ensrU.
said he enjoys cc1eEe
The yOunESter. Who tan reaS
as fast a. his e1DenEary
schools reading machine so
words q minutel. ADMITTED he
found the third ErA6e q E11Ae
dun last winter And his class
mates always cRme % hs- fur
help. creating something q n
problem for him
o. n Rich. HeuTT7S father- :
a cabinet maker who Vas grxd-
uated from North CaruEna
SJate. He SLaEasd rzAcnA
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Rosenhainy. lives at jackson
Heights, N. Y.
The other Is Jean Frederic
Loba. IS. His mother. Mrs.
Florence Loba. lives at Alta
dena, Calf. He is said to have
been studying at the free
university in West Berlin.
There was no information
available on either case.