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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10

Methodist Bishop John Wesley
Lord Of Washington.
Seminary Graduates
Honored were the Rev. Ed
ward T. Kirkley, Glen Burnie
(Md) Methodist Church; the
Rev. o. B. Langrall, st. Luke's
Methodist Church, Washington;
the Rev. Clarence E. Kirby, st.
Paul's Methodist Church,
Baltimore; the Rev. Guion G..
Whitehurst, Bel Air Methodist
Church, Baltimore, and the
Rev. Paul r. Diehl, SykeSville
Methodist Church, Baltimore.
Eleven graduates of Wesley
Theological Seminary and two
from other seminaries will be
ordained as Methodist ministers
in the Baltimore Conference
today.
The Wesley Seminary gradu-
ateS are Clark S. Aist, George
A. Aist, Roger P. Butts. Roger
E. Funk, Herbert S. Harrison,
Ralph E. McCulloh, Raymon E.
Mcdonald, Lawrence H. Mason,
Enrol G. Smith, Luther w.
StarneS and Luther c. Written.
The two others are Chester
c. HuStead of Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary and
Luther H. Martin of Drew
Theological Seminary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
Alexandria
InstuIIs Hair
On June 70

Albert M. Hair, jr.. 80. will be
installed as Alexandria's city
manager in a public ceremony
in the city council chambers
at 1880 pm. June 10.
After the ceremony, Mr.. Hair
will appear at the regular coun-
Gil meeting. marking his public
debut as the city's first man
ager since the resignation of
Edward G. Heatwole last No
vember 81.
P. B. Hall, who has been act
ing city manager during the
interim, will return to his
duties as director Of public
works.
A reception for Mr.. Hair will
be held in the City Hall lobby
after the council meeting.
Actually, Mr.. Hair officially
becomes the new manager be-
fore the public ceremonies. He
will be given the oath of office
by Earl Sullivan, clerk Of the
Circuit Court, in a private
ceremony.
Presently manager Of
Charleston County, S. c., Mr..
Hair was selected over some go
other applicants for the Alex
andria job. He was repeatedly
the unanimous first choice of
the council.
A native of Charleston, he is
Alexandria's first manager
whose training has been exclu-
sively in that field. Previous
city managers were usually law
yers, engineers or finance
officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10

secure, by law and moral sua-
sion equal rights, opportunities
and privileges for all citizens,
including specifically equal &C
commodations, educational OPP
portunities. jobs, housing and
access to capital"
1t also contains a pledge to
strengthen the States savings
and loan regulatory law. Mary
lands savings and loan troubles
were a major issue in the bitter
Democratic primary campaign.
Calls for Reforms
The platform also calls for
a fair and equitable redistrict-
ing of congressional districts to
replace the redistricting act
passed by the General Assem-
bly, last year. The 1861 act is
up for approval or rejection Of
voters in November.
The platform also calls for
election law reforms. election
rather than appointment of
the State treasurer, improve
ment Of the secondary roads
system, creation of a State
crime commission to help law
enforcement agencies. a fair
reapportionment of seats in the
Maryland House Of Delegates
and a study Of the toll bridge
system with a view to reducing
toll charges.
The fight over the chairman
ship followed the formal nomi-
nation by the Republican con-
vention Of candidates for State
wide offices in November. They
are Mr.. Small, of Prince Geor-
ges. for Governor; Edward p.
Miller, Of EaSton, for Senator;
Mr.. Steers, Representatives.
large; David Champion, of
Prince Georges, Controller
and Martin A. Ferris, Of Balti-
more, for Attorney General.
In opening the convention,
Mr.. Rinehart called for the
lend of the sordid. scrambling,
irresponsible grab for power
government by various indi-
viduals of the Democrat party
in Maryland for the benefit of
special interests"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10

framed Parenthood and make
referrals and offer the infor-
nation themselves" when peo-
pie seek their aid.
The gathering also passed a
motion urging that "the
churches Of the Baltimore An
nual Conference become more
racially inclusive"
Sensitive Areas
AS a corollary, another state
ment recommending that each
local church undertake a study
Of its local community and
establish an area Of primary
responsibility for witness, fell
lowship and service" was ap.
proved. The motion asserted.
Each church should seek to
become a responsible good
neighbor in its own immediate
community"
Thirteen sensitive areas were
listed by the Board of Chris
tian Social Concern for Meth
odists to study and take action
where possible. They included
gambling. pornography,, drink
ing, narcotics, medical care,
Juvenile delinquency and prob
lens Of the aged.
Five ministers who retired
today were presented scrolls of
appreciation and a pin by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
Baker Wins Post

Albert E. Baker, manager of
the Metropolitan Washington
Board of Trades economic de-
velopment commission, has been
elected first vice president of
the Washington College Alumni
Association. He lives at 1927
Second avenue, Silver Spring.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10
Methodists Urge Help
For Family PIonninq
By CASPAR NAMES
Star Staff Writer

WESTMINSTER Nd June s-Help by hospitals and
Weae agencies for family planning was advocated TODAY by
the Baltlnore Annual Methodist Conference
delegates to the conferences meeting Western MARYLAND
Coege unanimously approved resolution calling on HOSPITALS
ana welfare agencies to recognize such Organizations as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10

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Evening star., 1962-07-24
HIGHLlGHTS IN THE CAREER
OF A WORLD CHAMPION DRIVER

Pebble Beach, 1950-Phil Hill wins
his first road race.
Sebring. 19S9-Hill wins the l2-hour
endurance race for second straight year.
Mona, 1960-F1ill wins Grand Prix.
He's first American to win.
Mona, 1961-Hill repeats 1860 VIC
tory, clinches 1861 world championship.
lie Mans, 1962-Hill sets lap record
of l26.750 mPh. Then, with co-driver
races on to third LIE Mans victory.
Today, Phil Hill is leading contender
for the 1862 drivers championship. He
relies on Super Shell gasoline.
Evening star., 1962-07-24
Hiking Clubs

CAPITAL HIKING CLUB-sunday,
swimming at Bay Ridge Beach, Nd.
Meet at am. at 1924 X street NV.
for chartered bus. Reservations with
Wilma Stark (HO. 2-7220) or Mary
Eselby (CO. 6-0472). Bring swim suit
and lunch
WANDERBIRDS-sunday, swimming
at Breezy Point Beach. Nd. Meet
chartered coach at 18th street and
New York avenue NV. at Q am
Reservations with Jeannie Allan (HO.
2-4134).
Evening star., 1962-07-24

Super Shell ingredient number eight is Pen
tame mix. Pentane mix works for smooth
"wam-uPs to save you time and gasoline.
Super Shell Ingredient number nine is anti
icer (added when the weather calls for it,, to
help your carburetor ward off ice that could
make your engine STALL
Now you know what all nine Super Shell
ingredients can do for top performance.
Next time you need gasoline, remember
what Phil Hill says about Super Shell: Super
Shell does the job for me. It's matter of all
round performance"
"Trademark gasolin dtive.C Gasoline
containing TCP is
Evening star., 1962-07-24
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Bethesda
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Evening star., 1962-07-24

The Home Plate Club will
hold its monthly dinner meet
ing tomorrow night at the
Touchdown Club, beginning at
z O'Clock. Sportscaster Nat
Albright will speak.
Evening star., 1962-07-24
"IIook for good anti knock qualities"

Hill knows that bad case Of knock could
actually put an engine out of commission-a
thought he breads.
He also knows that the Super Shell blend
includes no fewer than three different anti
knock Ingredients:
Super Shell Ingredient number one is anti
knock mix This Super Shell ingredient is so
efficient that one teaspoonful per gallon can
raise the octane rating full five points. Anti
knock mix guards against the common, every
day variety Of knock.
Super Shell ingredient number two is Alky-
late. Alkylate was first developed for use in
aviation gasoline. 1t is known for fighting hot
engine knock at high speeds better than any
thing else yet available.
Super Shell Ingredient number three is fa-
nous Top additive TCP fights knock caused
by glowing combustion chamber deposits.
When these deposits glow they can make the
fuel mixture FIRE too soon or burn too fast.
Evening star., 1962-07-24

daily. stops rust. mold. miIdew.
peeling paint, wet floors. Com%
pleteIy automatic-runs only when
humidity IS high: Rolls on casters.
Plugs in anywhere, uses less cur.
rent than light bulb. Has Auto.
matte Water Overflow Control.
Exclusive S'year guarantee plan.
Evening star., 1962-07-24

DH1L HILL is a Grst-rate mechanic as well as
L great driver. He pays close attention to
every detail that can help his cars run better.
Here's what he says about Super Shell:
Il use Super Shell. Actually, l look for
the same qualities in gasoline that most
drivers look for. Good anti-kmock quail
ties, for example. Fast starts. And power
when need it. Its simply matter of all
round performance. And Super Shell
gives me that"
Evening star., 1962-07-24
World Champion Phil Hill talks about the gasoline
he uses-reports that Super She'll with Ingredients
gives him top performance on and off the track.

CALIFORNIA; Phil Hill is the first American to win the
World Championship for Drivers.
Now battling for the 1862 racing te Hill uses Super
Shell in the Ferrari racers he drives.
Read how Super Shells ingredients help Phil Hill in
theworld toughest driving competition And how Super
Shell might help your own car give you better mileage
power and smoother performance.
Evening star., 1962-07-24

RESULT: rough, knocking engine, even loss
of power. TCP fights this by "6reproo6ng"
the deposits.
81 look for fast starts"
A slow, hesitant start after pit stop could
make the difference between winning and
losing race for Phil Hill. Quick starts are
important to you, too. Here's how Super Shell
helps your engine start promptly.
Super Shell ingredient number four is Butane,
for quick starts Butane is so eager to get 60
ing it can boil and turn to vapor even on ice.
This means quick starts throughout the year
even when the weather is very cold.
land power when need 1t"
In race, Hill needs power above all else. To
Evening star., 1962-07-24

days Super Shell hel ps engines deliver power.
Super Shell Ingredient number five is cat
cracked" gasoline, Super Shells potent power
ingredient, Shell creates this high-energy
ingredient by cracking heavy petroleum mole
cules into lighter, livelier ones using 900
degree heat and the action of catalyst You'll
feel "cat-cracked" gasoline at work every time
uput your foot down hard on the accelerator
Evening star., 1962-07-24
ingredients your Car needs

Those are five Of Super Shells nine ingredi-
ents-the five that are most important to Phil
Hill in racing. Of the track, his car needs all
nine Your car does, too. Here's why:
Super Shell ingredient number six is Plat
fomate, Super Shells extra-mileage ingredi-
ent. Alone, it can release about 8 percent more
useful energy per gallon than the finest 100
octane aviation fuel. And mileage tests have
proved that Platformate can make real diff
ference. In recent tests in San Francisco,
Super Shell with Platfomate took test car
about percent further than the same volume
Of comparable fuel without Platfomate.
Super Shell Ingredient number seven is gum
preventive. 1t helps keep carburetors clean in
side, helps cutthe chances costly repair bills.
Evening star., 1962-07-24
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gallons Of mois.
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Evening star., 1962-03-18

1900 q YOUR FIRST IMPRESSION.
Game. Color. Bill Leyden, moderator
"a CAM0UFLAGE.
Audience Participation. Don Morrow. me-.
Cd LOVE OF LIFE.
Serial
1925 Cd NEWS.
Up-to-the minute news.
1870 q TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES.
Tricks. Bob Barker, host.
@ Mr.. DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Crime David Brian stars.
"a MAKE A FACE.
Audience participation. Bob Clayton, m. c.
Cd SEARCH FOR TOMORROW.
Serial.
l2:45 @ GUIDING LIGHT.
Serial
1855 q NEWS DAY REPORT.
Ray Scherer reporting
loo q BURNS AND ALLEN.
Comedy. (Repeats)
G THE BIG MOVIE.
l Hour, IS Minutes Woo Many Wives"
1887 Anne Shirley
@ DAY IN COURT.
Trial. (From HoWood)
q THEATER OF STARS.
Drama. rubber plantation owner re-
ssts the efforts of Communist armed
guerrIas to drive him off of his prop
erty Richard Eean, Ann Sheridan.
1:25 ca ABc MIDDAY REPORT.
News. Alex Dreier reporting
1:26 q TV EDITORIAL.
WToP Editorial presented by Jack Jurey.
1:30 q TV BEAUTY SCHOOL.
SeIf-improvement course for women.
Inga, hostess.
The Sunday Stor TV Mosozine,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

churned by waves Is feet high.
Crippled by an explosion
Wednesday night, the Captain
George remained adrift with a
cargo of dynamite caps and
other explosives, destined for
Mediterranean ports, that made
her a floating powderkeg.
Flaming Deck CLOVIS
Metal of the afterdeck glowed
red hot from flames below.
The cutter Mendoza co-ordi-
mated the search for the missing
IS. including the freighter's
captain, George Karemezis.
The United States subma-
rines Torsk and CutlaSs cruised
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

the surface. A United States
Navy plane, a United States
Air Force plane and four Coast
Guard craft made up the aerial
contingent.
Two Liberian-flag tankers
were en- route to North Amer
lean ports with the seven men
rescued from two lifeboats
Thursday-six Greek seamen
and radio operator Walter
Fisher, a British subject.
The Virginia, with two
aboard, headed for Montreal.
The Trinity Navigator, carrying
five, was due Sunday morning
at Paulsboro, NJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

picked up three bodies and re.
portre sighting three others.
The cutter said it presumed
the capsized lifeboat was the
one in which the 10 seamen
had fled from the explosive
landen frfeighter during a
storm. Rough waves turned the
lifeboat over, pitching the men
into the sea.
The Mendoza also reported
sighting five empty lifejackets
bobbing in the waters among
the bodies.
A United States Navy plane
circled the area to mark the
spot for other air and sea
craft. Two United States
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Austria to Elect
New PurIiument

VIENNA, Austria, Nov. II
(AP). = Austrians will elect
their sixth postwar parliament
tomorrow Sunday. Both the
Conservative Peoples party and
the Socialists, coalition part
ners since l945. hope to win
additional seats, but no major
upheaval is expected.
A total of 4.805, 400 persons
out of a population of nearly
2 million is eligible to help
choose 1855 deputies for four
year terms. Election authorities
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

expect q turnout Of more than
80 per cent. In the outgoing
chamber. the Conservatives of
Chancellor Alfons Gorbach
held 70 seats and the Socialists
of Vice Chancellor Bruno Free
dom, or liberal party, held 8
seats.
The Communists, voted out
in 1859, campaigned for a
comeback.
Austria's forthcoming associ-
alton with the European COM
mon market and such economic
factors as the stability of the
schilling were among the cam
paign issues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18
Empty Lifeboot Found;
18 Sailors Feared Lost

HAMILTON. Bermuda, Nov.
II (AP)-American craft sight
ed a capsized lifeboat and bod
les in the Atlantic $50 miles
northeast of Bermuda today as
hope virtually vanished for any
Of 18 seamen missing since they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

abandoned the burning Greek
freighter Captain George last
Thursday.
The United States Coast
Guard cutter Mendoza, CO.
ordinating an air-sea search
that covered a 2,500-nile area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

Coast Guard planes, with fuel
low, returned to Bermuda to
refuel for an effort to pick up
the rest.
Ship Drifting
Jostled along by the wind,
the Captain George drifted
at three knots far east Of the
position at which the bodies
were found.
Seven of the 25-man crew
have been rescued.
Visibility improved under
clear skies to Is miles. The
wind dropped somewhat, to 80
knots, but the ocean was still
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-18

WE DO NOT USE MANUFACTURERS LIST
PRICES AS IDENTIFICATION. MANUFACTURE
Frs LIST PRICES ARE MISLEADING BE-
CAUSE TOYS ARE WIDELY SOLD IN the
WASHINGTON AREA AT FAR LESS THAN
MANUFACTURERS LIST PRICES. THESE
ARE OUR DAY IN, DAY OUT Low PRICES.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

deep red velvet, green and
gold lame and white jersey
with a pink Empire line bow.
The muggy, drizzly wealth.
er didn't faze the women who
wanted to see the show.
They gathered in droves in
the Sheraton Parks Shera-
ton Hall for the a nnual
benefit luncheon show, COM
mentated by Mrs. Edith Bat
ties.
Provided with a glittering
stage setting, Woodward and
Lothrop fashions by famous
American designers produced
sighs and applause from the
audience of several hundred
women.
There were several show
shoppers in the daytime col
lection, which featured bulky
woods in newSy color COM
binations.
A Scaasi wool suit with a
soft-pleated skirt, of hot red
and garnet checks, was
topped with a matching scarf
Evening star., 1962-10-05
BY ANN BRADLEY
Contributing Writer

: After Humpty Dumpty fell
off the wall yesterday. the
show went on.
The fashion show spon-
sored by the Salvation Army
jumped from Alice in Won
derland and various friendly
storybook creatures to a slinky
array of lounging wear in
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Inside 1t Roined Glitter

and a round or applause
from the audience.
The reaction to q pair of
knee-length brown alligator
boots, worn with a white suit,
was an appreciative chuckle.
Whispering greeted a mink
trimmed babushka.
Fur trim was favored for
all occasions. On both vivid
and soft colors, mink, pos
sum, sable, chinchilla and
red and black fox added a
luxury touch.
A brushed white wool coat
was lined with mink,
and a heavy blue tweed coat
with possum. One popular
coat was in bright navy wool
and was trimmed with sable
collar ana cu1IS.
The evening collection
shown at the luncheon show
started out with vivid reds
in all fabrics.
One lovely dress was full
length wine velvet with a
gored skirt, topped with a
pink satin stole. There was
brocade, satin and chiffon
and lots of glitter, including
the new fashion note of jet.
Evening coats were in vari-
Gus pastel shades, either sat-
in or wool, and were worn
over dresses which matched
them in color, with bright
beading interest.
The audience loved a yel-
low wool coat over a long
sheath dress made entirely
of yellow glitter.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Set

The Reserve Officers As
sociation Ladies Club Of
Montgomery County will hold
luncheon at 1870 am. Fri
day, October IL at Bethesda
Naval Club. Mrs. Helena Vog-
Ter is in charge of reserva-
tionS.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
School Drop-Out
To Be Subject

The National Council of
Jewish Women will hold its
opening meeting at 1 pm.
Tuesday, October 8, at the
Washington Hebrew Congre-
cation. The meeting will
launch the active phase Of
their project to salvage school
idrop-outs. Speakers will be
Mr.. Daniel Shredder, with the
National Education ASsocia-
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Luncheon'S Set

A luncheon fashion show
will be held by the Suburban
Woman's Club Of Montgom-
cry County November z at
the Kenwood Country Club.
Proceeds from the show will
go to the Community Psy-
chiatric Clinic in Bethesda.
the clubs major project for
the coming year.
Evening star., 1962-10-05

ton, and DR.. Bennetta Wash
ington. Cardoza High School
principal.
Evening star., 1962-10-05
Luncheon

West Point Wives of 1917
will hold a luncheon meeting
at 1880 pm. Wednesday at
Water Gate Inn. Mrs. Law
renee M. Jones, wife of Col.
Jones, retired. viii be hostess.
Evening star., 1962-09-11
Color Changing Chemical
Is Called Sunburn Meter

violet light, which Is the part
of the solar spectrum tn a
does the damage at the sea-
shore.
Research work involving the
chemical was described yester-
day at the opening session of
the 18th international Congress
of Dermatology. which is being
held throughout this week at
the Shoreham Hotel.
From Yellow to Red
Doctor Frederick Urbach and
Donald Forbes Of the Temple
University School Of Medicine,
Philadelphia, reported on a
two-monthsstudy of a new way
to measure the effect Of ultra
violet light on the skin.
The substance was described
only as a "halogenated hydro
carbon" 1t has the quality
of changing from its original
yellow color to red tones of
increasingly deepening inten-
sity depending on the dose of
ultraviolet light it receives.
Radiation exposure can be
quite precisely correlated to the
color change two scientists said.
Doctors Urbach and Forbes
emphasized that their interest
in the chemical was strictly
as a research tool. They con-
ceded the possibility that some
practical use might be found
for it some day, but refused
Evening star., 1962-09-11
Schirru's Flight
Delayed 3 Days

CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla,
Sept. IL (AP).-Astronaut WAL
ter M. Schirra's intended six
orbit flight around the globe
has been delayed three days
until September % to permit
further time for preparation.
The decision came yesterday
after Project Mercury officials
evaluated the readiness Of all
aspects of the nine-hour mis-
sion. 1t was reported un-
Officially that the primary
Pacific Ocean tracking ship,
the Rose Knot, was not quite
ready.
The. powerful Atlas booster
rocket and Comdr. Schirra's s
spacecraft were reported in ex-
cellent condition. They were
Joined together on launch pad
No. IA yesterday and extensive
checks begun.
Evening star., 1962-09-11
Serious D. c. Crime Up
For I'd Straight Month

Serious crimes in the Dis
trict rose in August for the
second month in a row.
Police Chief Robert v. Muir
ray today reported a 81 in
crease in serious crimes Oknown
as Part I offenses) over the
August figures last year. A like
increase had been registered
in July. Offenses in August
totaled 2,075, an increase Of
i22 cases.
1t would be premature" to
conclude on the basis of two
months data that the trend
Of offenses, relatively level