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The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24
CONTRACT AWARDED

Senators Mansfield and Met
calf have informed this reporter
that the Public Health Service
is awarding a contract in the
amount of S8,245 to the Kalispell
Plumbing and Heating Corpora
tion for extension of existing wa
ter lines on the Blackfeet Indian
Reservation in Browning.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24
Salish-Koofenain Tribe
Wins Land Claim

Legislation to give The confed-
Grated Salish-Kootnrain tribes
527 acres of gnv"rnment-owned
land on the Fl-thead Reserva-
ton Of Monta-" was approved
Wednesday hy tie House Interior
Committee.
The land, estimated at a cur
rent worth of S33,207, was ac-
quired by the government in 1904
for $3.50.
The bill 10 return the land to
the Indians without payment for
its return was introduced by
Rep. ArISld Olsen, D-Mont.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24

L1ies; report on the hurricane
that HI, Cuba 50 hard and did 50
mu-h damage - Castro s-)u;Cd
q iHrrc-h0ur talk.a-,ho1 Monday.
blamI7g the United States fer
the destructive force OF nature
claiming that We withheld wealth
er l~lcrmati0n from them
BY ,1c same token. although
he never mentioned II. he has
forbidden cur weather 0bsoTva
ton FLAMES 10 ny over Cuba
There are . good many OF Us
who think our government is fas;
m0vl-g into the realm Of dic,a'-
o-saIp. and 'ais NAV help to
prove IL When we can direct
a hurrica~e or ty0hoon to eXpe7d
i,s w-a'l on an uncOOpC-atiyC
nclghhJr - ! Guess we do have a
real dictator ship,
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Ivers,
Sandra Fields and DR.. Glen Hart
man and Tommy visited Mrs.
Hartman in the Cut Bank Hos
pital Tuesday evening.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24

goes back 10 dictatorisl domain
with purse full Of pesos which
he viii proceed to direct into his
own foreign aid channels down
Cuba and Latin American way.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24
CARD PARTY

There will be public pinochle
party at the Blackfoot School
Saturday evening, Oct. 26, at 8
pm.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24

Ard OF course. there is the
LITTLE -7p7dp n Cuba attacking
and stral-g the L ( owned snip
in tier aii01al waters near
Cuh1 last Monday
Tals was a provocative act II
ever t7cre was one but what
will We do ab0u: it, Probably
nothing more than an exchange
OF di9lomatic notes. and possibly
We will apologize to Castro for
having sailed the sea so clcse
10 Cuba
To quote the famous words Of
\ former president. BY God.
they want war and they're gonna
get it. Don't worry. you won't
hear II from this administration
Instead. we probably will send
them a few million tons OF sur
plus wheat or possibly a few
hundred missiles
We have permitted Castro TO
build 4 fire right under our
noses. insult US. steal all OF our
inyrstme- ts in Cuba. arm 10 the
teeth. and preach his communist
ic creed to all other Latin Ameri-
c,7 countries and subyert pro-
Is governments in Central and
South America 50 why bother
about losing a Ii:tle more dig,
ni;y ard respect by letting him
get away with shooting up our
ships?
again. / hear Teddy Roosevelt
moaning.
At the same mOmelt some OBJ
sewers are demanding ard OBJ
ta,niag from cur State Depart
mon; A cutoff Of foreign aid
funds TO the military regimes Of
the Dominican Re7ublic and Hon
durss dictaiOr Tito - with an
efsroniery made possible OTly by
Is wears of subsidizatiOn by the
United States - was LAUNCHING
his own Alliance fer Progress
in Latin America
Upon completion Of his visli
IN Bolivia. Tito pledged a 50 mil
lion foreign aid program to as
sist the Bolivian economy We
support TilO's Communist dlcta-
tcrship with vast amounts OF ior'
eig1 aid - and stand b" 10 Watch
our own funds being used to
violate the Monroe Doctrine, IS
VII as our i1ter-American agree
ments regarding Communist IN
fiItra;ion into the hemisphere
Rep. Armistead Selden D-Alal
Wen. brace your feet ard ope7
vour pocketbook because Mr..
Tito isn't over here 70 learn how
To run American tractors. We
will bet. giving big odds, that ne
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24

Merlin Kipling returned Oct.
18 from a four-year hitch in the
Air Force.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Randy Manuel
were visiting in Canada over the
weekend.
The Glacier reporter., 1963-10-24

historical Library
Helena, Montana
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
UNIQUE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES IN IBM
DATA PROCESSING

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schools. After training, you will
work with a variety of IBM
customers in many interesting
areas of business, industry,
science, or government. You viii
maintain the latest IBM cleo
tromechanical and electronic
data processing equipment. This
Is a challenging job that calls
for a high degree Of skill and
intelligence, neat appearance
and pleasant personality.
AS a Systems Engineer, you
will work with management
and technical executives in a
wide variety Of industries, an
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studies, define solutions on COM
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assist in training of customer
personnel. Openings are avail
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Successful candidates will re-
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Employee benefits, fully COM
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and experience. All written re-
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For Systems Engineering,
contact: Mr.. ID. H. Wentworth
IBM Corporation
1900 Second Ave. So.
Minneapolis s, MINI.
FEderal 0-857I
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
Army Sergeant
Shoots Man In
RuSSeII'S BdT

Staff Sergeant John S. Hollis,
"a, Battery A, Bird Missile Battal-
ion, 68th Art, Roberts, Wisconsin
surrendered himself to police about
1:35 am, July %, following the
shooting of Curtis Lowe, rs, of
POP Mt. Airy. The incident oc-
CURED in Russell's Bar, $50 Rondo
Street which is owned by Russell
Caldwell of 5561a Rondo.
Investigation revealed that there
had been previous skirmishes be-
tween Hollis and Lowe and at the
time Of this alteration Hollis was
wearing a sling on his arm and
the injury was allegedly inflicted
by Lowe.
Police state that Hollis had g
gun concealed in the sling he was
wearing and when Lowe started
toward him he fired.
Lowe was struck by two bullets
One bullet struck his left shoulder
and the other entered his abdomen
He is reported to be in goot
condition. Hollis turned himself IL
at police headquarters and wa!
charged with aggravated assault
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
St. Paul Man Slashed After
Breukina Friends Furniture

Robert P. Wilson, 40, 795 st.
Anthony Av, received cuts on
both arms and his ear about mid
night on August 3, after he had
an argument with Olivia Moore
Shepherd of the same address.
The argument took place at 795
st. Anthony, however, police found
the victim in the basement Of 801
st. Anthony and took him to
Ancker Hospital.
Complainant stated that Wilson
had been drinking and during an
argument he broke a window with
brick, broke up the living room
furniture and when he attempted
to beat her, she struck him with
the knife.
She then ran out of the house
and to the neighbors at 8O1 St
Anthony.
Wilson's wounds are not serious
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
POLICE HOLD ONE
IN STREET BRAWL

Hugh Edward Flowers, 40, 677
Dayton Av., is being held by st
Paul police as the result Of his
assault upon Harold McGhee, A
BOT North Dale st. The assault
took place about $50 pm, in front
Of McGhee's residence.
Police stated that McGhee and
Flowers had an argument which
ended in a fight with Flowers get
ting the better Of McGhee. Flow
ers, it Is alleged, was not content
with wining the contest but con-
tinued and knocked McGhee down
and kicked him several times in
the head.
Police were summoned and
Flowers, who is known to police
because of his many brawls, was
taken to police headquarters and
charged with assault.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
To Play Saturday Night:
Eomed Detroit Soft
Ball Team Coming
For DouhIeheddeI

The all-Negro team (almoSt)
the Detroit 500 Club, soft ball
champs are coming to st. Paul
Saturday night for double-headeI
against the top rate Whitaker,
Buick team on Saturday night
August 10, at Dunning Field.
The Detroit team while often
called an aIl-Negro team because
a Negro club sponsors it, has one
white player in its lineup.
It is the third ranking team in
worldwide soft ball competition
and the game should present many
thrills.
Game time for the first of the
two games to be played under
Dunning Field lights is 7 pm.
The field is on Rondo betweer
Lexington and Dunlap.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

Unit 2S3, University Village, Min
neapolis.
Several Bahai courtesies were
also extended TO Mrs. Gorham, who
was a speaker at three Bahai
"firesides" in the Twin Cities. One
"fireside" for which she spoke Is
the one conducted each Saturday
in Minneapolis by Miss Judy Phil
lips at 1O16 18th Av. Sc. At the
"fireside" conducted each Satur-
day in st. Paul by Mrs. John Hick
at 1897 Bayard Street, Mrs. Cor
ham gave a commentary on slides
taken during her trip to Honolulu
where she was a speaker for the
BahaT World Faith at the Univer-
sity of Hawaii, and on slides show
ing BahaI activity in the Southern
states.
Mrs. Gorham emphasized the
fact that Bahai is in many parts
of the South and Middle West are
actively involved in civil right!
demonstrations and that in the
deep South Bahais show grea
courage in the face of intimidation
by members of the Ku Klux Klar
and White Citizens Councils anC
laws that forbid mixing Of thu
races.
The Kansas Citian, who will as
sumo a new position in Septembe
as Acting Director of Public Re
ladons and associate professor o
Journalism at Florida A. and M
University, Tallahassee, was ais
guest speaker at a "fireside" Il
the home Of Mrs. Douglas Adldn
in Plymouth Township.
On Wednesday, July 81, Mr.
Gorham and Daryl attended tn
BahaT Feast Of Perfection at tn
Minneapolis BahaI Center, 13
South 10th Street.
A number Of the social courtes
les extended them were by mem
bers of the Minneapolis BAHIA
community.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
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In either case, you are invited
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ing definite advancement po-
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for professional growth.
AS a Customer Engineer, you
will receive valuable technical
training plus full pay plus Hv-
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For Customer Engineering,
contact: Mr.. Irv KnutsOn,
nBM Corporation
1900 Second AV. So.
Minneapolis s, MINI.
FEDERAL 0-855l
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
ST. PAUL MAN REFUSES
TO PROSECUTE
AFTER BEING STABBED

Isaac Cooper, A, I'll Carroll
Av., informed st. Paul police that
he did not want to press charges
against his assailant in the cutting
that occurred about $3.50 pm,
August 1.
Police found Cooper bleeding in
the alley at the rear of sos Carroll
Av., with a cut from his upper
left jaw to the bottom Of his chin,
After being taken to Ancker
Hospital it was found that he had
two more stab wounds in his chest
Police were unable to get any
information from witnesses at the
scene. The assailant has not been
taken into custody.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
JAILED ON DISoRDERLY
CONDUCT CHARGE; WOMAN
ALLEGES BEATING

Miss Mary Culpepper, 315 Mack
ubin, apartment 2, reported to St.
Paul police the disorderly actions
of her neighbor, George Walker,
SO, of 315 Mackubin, apartment
2-F, the evening of August 2.
The complainant stated that
Walker had entered her apartment
through an unlocked door, dragged
her out of bed and punched her
around.
Walker was taken to police head
quarters and charged with dis
orderly conduct. Walker did not
give his reason for his conduct.
He appeared in st. Paul mum
cipal court on August 8, and trial
was continued until August 7.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
THE ALFRED MeINTOSH'S
ENTERTAIN AT DINNER
FOR MRS. 1. STEWART

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Mcintosh,
TIT Emerson Av. s., were hosts on
Friday evening, August 2, at a
Steak dinner at the Jockey Club in
honor of Mrs. L. D. Stewart, Nal
verne, Ark, who is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Sammy Watson.
Other guests were Messrs. and
Mines. NJ. M. Gossett, Charles
Lam, Sammy Watson and Mines,
Lillian Jackson, Vera Richardson
Roberta Ellis, Katherine Digit
Lucille Jenkins, w. L. Turnbough
Leila Mae Stewart and Rose Gallo
way.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
TheImo GoFh0m &
Son End Three
Week Visit Here

Mrs. Thelma Thursbon Gorham
and her son, Daryl Theodore, left
Saturday after a three-and-one-
half week visit in Minneapolis,
during which time they were
houseguests of Mrs. Fern Haw-
kins, 3724 Portland Av. En- route
to Kansas City, Mo-, they planned
10 visit in Council Bluffs, Iowa
with Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Favors,
and in Omaha, Neb., with Mrs.
Elizabeth Gorham.
Mrs. Gorham was in the city to
do some work and have some con-
ferences at the University Of Min
nesota pertinent to her program
of study for the Ph.D. degree.
During their visit, Mrs. Gorham
and her son were recipients Of a
number of social courtesies. These
included: dinner as guests Of DR..
and Mrs. James L. Gibbs, 2209
Sheridan Av., barbecue dinner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Givens, Sr.
and family, 1928 Third Av S..
cousins of Mrs. Gorham; dinner
with Mrs. Pauline Henderson and
Mr.. Frank G. Thurston, 1916 Park
Av. S., sister and father Of Mrs
Gorham; luncheon and breakfast
as the guest of Miss Judy Phillips
1915 18th Av. Sc; luncheon down
town as guest Of Mrs. Leonort
Klein, 2235 w. 21st Street; lun
cheon at the University as guest
of Miss Violet Anderson and Mrs
Erma C. Cravin; and luncheon a.
the University of Minnesota Fac
ulty club as guest Of Mrs. Alberts
Thompson.
Sunday, July 20, Mrs. Hawldnl
was hostess 10 a dinner party fet
ing the visitors. A special guest
whose presence lent an information
al flavor to the occasion was MI
George w. Mhando, senior inform
alton officer Of the Tanganytkj
Information Service in Dar-es
Salaam, Tanganyiloa, East Africs
Other guests included Misses Jud
Phillips, Violet Anderson, Rache
Lawson of Fort Lauderdale, Fla
and Gladys Harrison, Houston
Texas.
The visitors were able to ge
tickets for the Thursday evenin
performance of Death Of a Sales
man." at the Tyrone Guthr1
theatre, through the cooperation
of the Minnesota Internationa
Center for Foreign Students an
visitors at the University of Min
nesota and Miss Judy Phillips
They were accompanied by Mr.
Hawkins and Mrs. Henderson.
During his visit, Daryl was &C
companied on several outings an
swimming at Lake Calhoun b
Sumner Jones. He was also tn
overnight guest Of Jimmy BealC
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Beale Q
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

victim was.
Colbert stated he had gotten
out of a car at Western and St.
Anthony. He fell down and said
he thought the car had struck
him. He did not know that he was
shot until a friend told him that
he had better go to the hospital.
Police are continuing their in
vestigation and physicians at
Ancker Hospital stated that Col
bert received a wound In his left
leg creating only superficial dam
age.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

year. That project is under way
now for a public course or country
club. I am sure the committee
will come up with a fine golf
course for this great event.
Remember golfers, golf was in
vented by gentlemen for ladies and
gentlemen. Let's play it like ladies
and gentlemen.
Right now am heading for the
practice tee. I saw so many fan
tastic shots that I am going to see
if I can remember just one of
them-Just one. Keep humping
that ball dad! - Short pants Bow
man.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
Twenty DGy WorkhoUse Term
Given On Drunk Charge

George Robinson, 45, 445 Wac
outa Street was arrested July 26.
about 8 pm, after a citizen re-
ported that he saw a man take
a raincoat from an auto parked at
10th and Robert Streets.
A description Of the suspect was
given to the officers and Robin
son was picked up a short time
later. Although Robinson stated it
was his coat, a check of the license
of the auto from which the coat
was taken revealed the owner who
identified the garment as his.
Robinson was Jailed on a drunk
charge and in st. Paul municipal
court on July 27, he received a 20
day worlhouse term.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
RAJ IsYATI PoR SALl
6RooM TRuE DUPLEX

Aurora, 669-71. All large rooms.
Separate hot water systems. Two
bedrooms, all hard wood finish.
Separate entrances across front.
Porches up and down. Call Art
Sundberg, CA. 1896, MI. 9-4197.
JOHN I. BLooMoUIST, INC.
R-2
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08


There has been lot Of bad talk about KENT
& RONDO BAR. But how many people wait
to get the real truth about this place Of bus
mess, located at $50 Rondo Az. in ST. Paul?
No one ever mentions the number Of persons
the firm hel ps.
This place Of business furnishes Jobs for people.
Q Gives fin1nciaI aid to those who need II.
Feeds those who come TO II hungry but cannot pay
at fhe time.
o Donates to churches, soeia and civic clubs and
other worthy
! admit fhaf the above does make place or
person good or bad. but the public should remember
to put the blame where II belongs namely, fhe bad
element TO which do not TO euter.
KENT AND RoND0 BAR WELCOMES ALL WHO WANT
TO COME AND SPEND THEIR LEISURE TIME AND PAR
TAKE OF THE GOOD FOOD WE SERVE
THOSE WHO WANT FIGHTS AND BRAWLS STAY AWAY
YOUR BUSINESS IS NOT NEEDED NOR WANTED
would like to get to know you better.
want you TO know me better.
Anyone is welcome to come in and talk
with me.
Russell Caldwell. Prop.
KENT & ROND0 BAR
556 Rondo Ave. CA. 5-9985
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

Seventy years ago this past
Sept. 7, James Corbett knocked out
John L. Sullivan in the 21st round
to win the heavyweight title, in
New Orleans, La.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
MAN SHOT ON STREET;
POLICE GET ONLY
MEASER ACCOUNT

About 1O:45 pm, August 2,
Arthur ]. Colbert Of 450 Fuller
Av., was shot in the leg at the
corner Of Western and st. Anthony
Av.
1t was learned by investigating
officers that a woman was chas-
ing a man but 1t was not until
they were called to Ancker Hos
pital that they found out who the
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
NOTHING DOWN C.I.

NOTHING DOWN O..
731 East seth Street. Owner
anxious 10 sell this excellent
stucco two story home. IL baths
huge kitchen, new carpeting, tile
basement. Make offer today. Mrs.
Raum, Ia. 6-7396.
HUSSNAAN INVESTMENT CO.
IA. 1857
s-3
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

1920 Third Ave. South. $12, 300,
$1,000 down.
1925 Third Ave. South. $1,000,
$500 down.
1852 Clinton Ave. Two bedroom
expansion, $11,500, $1,000 dn.
2123 East 22nd. $1,000, $500 down.
2744 Clinton Ave. SO, 900, $500 DIN.
Drive by then call WA. 6-2092.
S-tf
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

1888 CLINTON. Solid duplex. Five
rooms each unit, garages. Nothing
down G.I Live here for about $40
month. UN. 9-2628. SO
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
S+.PouI
APARTMENTS FoR RENT

ONE ROOM FRONT htchenette
apartment, furnis she d. $3.50
month. Utilities paid. $50 Marshall.
CA. 7-2527. RS
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

NICE ONE BEDROOM apart
ment. First floor. 286 N. Oxford.
$50 month. See Franklin. Apt 1
or call Mr.. Savitt FE. 9-9441.
RS
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
I Forty Day WorkhoUse Term
/ Given On Drunk Churqe

Given On Drunk Charge
Jeddie Nance, 3S, 342 Marshall
Av., was arrested August 1, about
6 pm. after he was found lying
in a parking lot at 14O E. 4th St.
intoxicated and unable to walk.
In st. Paul municipal court on
August 2, he received a 40 day
workhouse term.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

CLINTON & 38TH STREET.
Three bedroom house. No down
95 per month. 377-9887,
926-4103. S-3
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

$500 DOWNS BEDROOMS
III bath. Combination windows.
Immediate possession. 1882 East
32nd Street. Near shopping and
transportation.
ABEL REALTY IA. 2-4894
42l-5205
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

THREE ROOMS and bath. Re-
decorated. Heat, gas and light.
$50 month. 1118 11th Ave. North.
ia. 1-0569. S-tt
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THREE BEDROOM stucco bunga-
low. Full basement, tile bath, huge
breezeway Very clean. Good loca-
ton. No closing costs, WA. 6-S706.
SO
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
LAKE SHORE FOR SALE

go ACRES ON TWIN LAKES.
South Of Remer. On a chain Of
Lakes. Over Y mile of shore.
Heavily wooded R.EA. and good
roads. Excellent hunting and fish
ing. $500 on terms. Owner, 2315
Monroe NE. ST. 9-7667. S-3
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
WANTED
FOR RENT OR SALE

4OXX FOURTH AV. so. For rent
or for sale. room bungalow. Gar
age. ia. 9-1111 after 6 pm. S-3
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

Well, the TC.G.A. matches are
past the half way mark now and
my team Is stin leading. Just
lucky, and my bench is strong.
Again, am asking all Of the
TC.G.A. members not to lose in
terest in their team. When you
promise your team captain that
you win be there, be there and on
time. We had a meeting Saturday
night and the most important
thing discussed was the obtaining
OF a course for Central State nsxt
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08
AVAILABLE

APARTMENT FOR RENT. Four
rooms and bath, Phone 335-6393.
S-tf
St. Paul recorder., 1963-08-08

HUMBOLDT AVE. NORTH. 715.
Unfurnished. Upper five rooms $75.
Key in lower apartment. FIR. z
5252, WE. 9-2173. S-tf
Evening star., 1963-05-03

Visitors to the third annual
Mclean House and Garden Tour
next week will walk through con-
temporary doorways into the dis
tant past.
This trip through time will
be made by way of the magma
ton and the treasures stored
in six beautiful Mclean houses,
all to be opened for the tour,
Wednesday, from II am. to 5 pm.
Homes to be open are those of
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Bragdon,
Georgetown pike; Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis S. Fitch, Ranleigh road;
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Killefer, Kirby
road; Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Put
nam, Kirby road; Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Scoville, jr., Old George
town pike, and Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Norton Yerkes, also of Kirby
road.
Special parking areas will
be designated for tourists, who
will travel to the houses and
gardens by chartered bus.
Luncheon will be served at
st. Johns Episcopal Church on
Old Georgetown pike Route 1881
from II am. until 2 pm, and tea
from 8 until 5 pm.
Evening star., 1963-12-25
Visitors Get VIP
Welcome TODAY

Is aim is to help foreign
visitors to Washington who
do not speak English and are
alone on Christmas Day as
part Of a specially planned
Christmas in Washington"
program.
The WIS has established q
Language bank" Of more
than 100 volunteers who
speak 80 different languages
including Swahili. A visitor
may dial District 7-4554 on q
24-hour basis for help and
information in his own
language.
Also, volunteer members Of
WIS and FSSC are opening
their homes to visitors today
and personally guiding tours
to the White House. Mount
Vernon and around Wash
ington.