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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-13
BY LEE M. COIN
Star staff Writer

National construction unions
have ordered local affiliates
here to stop deciding on their
own whether Negroes and other
workers qualify as skilled
craftsmen. labor sources dis
closed today.
These sources predicted the
new policy will help significant
ly to break down barriers
against Negroes joining unions
and working on high-paid con-
struction Jobs.
Under the new policy, local
unions will be required TO admit
10 membership any worker
hired by q unionized contractor
The employer will, in effect.
decide whether a worker Is
qualified. and the union will
have TO accept that decision.
BY contrast, some construc-
ton unions have been selective
about admitting members until
now. They have rejected APP
plicants failing 10 meet strict
standards Of qualification in
volving skill, training. expert
ence and other factors.
One important qualification
In many cases has been COM
pletion Of an apprenticeship
training course.
Civil rights leaders charge
that some construction unions
use qualifications standards az
a subterfuge TO bar Negroes
from membership and so 10 dis
courage their employment on
unionized building projects.
Say Many Are Skilled
Plenty OF skilled Negro
craftsmen work on non-union
Jobs In this area because the
unions refuse 10 admit them
according TO the National As
ISOLATION for the Advancement
Of Colored People. The MACE
demands that Federal and
private contractors bypass the
unions and hire these non.
union Negroes.
Lack Of an apprenticeship
certificate should not be inter-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-09

LAUGNG-Hee Vert TAT Comey and friends John
It kes
authorities forbid coedond Carney
poy the worlds lost coeon The py will be color the Show
of the Week. Sundoy 10 pm, WRC-4.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
(cONIlNUEDl

CADILLAC '5S Limousine, all
cond., r, and h., good cond., low
mi. 81 ,SN5. Contact MR.. KING
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CHEVROLETS AND
PONTIACS
sTRAIGHT-sTIcK SPECIALS

0AANnA-AA . a IN - ~ A@AA-S
'Ge PONTIAC Catalina S3.195
."42l" engine. speeds and posi-
traction. bucket seats. alurr mum
wheels. orig. cost S4,a5t, baaut.
blue finish with matching inter.
Only one in town, mint condition.
.'62 PONTIAC Gra~d Prix S3,105
"3tS' engine, sDeedS aluminium
wheels. = and h., SPARKLING white
finish. black interior. showroom
condition.
'69 cHEvRorET So SOS
Impala 900 4 speeds. positrsc-
ton. r. ard n. fire-enuine red
finish, looks and runs like new.
''GI cHEvRor EFT Impala S1.a05
2-dr hardtop, r. and h., 800
engine beautiful white finish, red
interior, l-owner car with low
mileage.
al CHEVRoI EFT IMPALA Si005
Convertible VS., 7. and h.. excel.
mechanical condition, carefully
driven l-owner car.
''8i CHEVROLET si.a0b
Nomad Wagon. $3.50" engine
speeds, T. and h.. beaut. Titan
red finish. l-owner car. This Is
one that's hard TO get.
80 CHEVROLET Sl,ba5
a-dr., VS.. 4 speeds, "350' engine,
r. and b.. slick black finish, me-
chemically perfect.
So cHEVRoT Impala sos
Convert HE. VS.. overdrlve, r and
h. white finish, red inter. Priced
10 sell fast.
SIS CHEVROLET s0a5
2-dr, YES. r. and H. tri-power,
positraction. well-kept car.
81 CHEVROLETs Prom Ssaa
2-drs. V-ss floor shift, red and
white finish. mech, peri. . TO
choose from
80 STUDEBAKER sos
2-dr, coupe, 81 Buick fun race
enRine with tri-poWer, has 10 be
seen 10 be appreciated.
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A c
d A
I L
PREMIUM CARS FOR THE
DISCRIMINATING BUYER

80 Coupe de Vile. FACTORY Ac,
full power, every conceivable eX.
ira, immac. black finish. Cadll.
laeS most popular model S3,lg5.
80 DE Vile tyne sedan. FACTORY
&C full power incl windows and
seat distinctive black finish with
contrasting black and white int,
t2.OU6,
so De VILE type sedan, every sx.
ira. full power incl B-way seat,
Gotham gold and white, a real
quality car, $500.
80 Coupe de vile. FACTORY Ac.
every possible extra, turquoise fln-
ish matching oriR, int, like new,
Na,1Ob,
'6s De VILE type coupe, all power
accessories. BlscAyne blue, one
owner, unusually nice car, priced
10 sell Nl,5Ob,
.5s oony, full power, every extra,
alplne white. red and white all
leather thcy. lust don't come any
nicer slOD5.
~ Sedan do vile, FACTORY &C,
full power incl windows and H.
way seat, an immac car In out
standing cond, Sl,3nb.
81 "Hn.s" Fleetwood l.door, ali
power equipped Blscayne blue.
$4,000 miles, n car YOU must see
10 appreciate, SLABS.
80 "i3" R-pAssenRer limo. full
power orig black finish, like new,
Ideal for the large family Si,lnb.
80 Eldofado BlarfltE cow, full
power every possible extra. alpine
white black and white Imported
leather. one Of the tharpest sos
we've seen, $1,000,
3h CADiLLhCB TO CHOOSE FROM
TRADE AND BANK FfNANCtNG
TtNI NJ
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TRAILERS

ASSUME PAINTS, 90 BRAND. NEW
1868 MODELS. Never lived In.
or . bedrms Take your choice
Auto. washer. fully furnished $500
down and assume small payments
500 yards west Of FalriaH cirei,
on Route 90 At FairiAX Va.
VIRGINIA MOBILE HOMES, INC.
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN uBEr
MOBILE HOMES, Va. no. y.
1900 Nd, RIA. 6-2h1l.
SACRIFICE bs LAMBDA, bi NJ
mobile home. IN like-nsw cond
for $4,000. Completely fufn,
many built-in extras, cost nearly
$1,000 new, terms avail Must
sell this week. Mr. JENKINS. Ap
7.720n or 474.gsB3
sxtO, 2.bedrm Lasalle trailer exc
eel cond. $1,000 Phone 273-
U9un
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AVIATION
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

PORTER CABLE-BlAck and Decker
saws, drills, reuters sanders, all
new, some oyerstoek, some diseon.
tinued models, Discounts 10 soc,
Contractors and home owners
FALLFAX BUILDING SUPPLY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17

APARTMENT MOI ~ GROUND
10th 81, NV 2aa-tt. itvLlage on
10Th st. over .tuuu 90 g. SUI.
ficieui 10 construct 10 UNITS and
swimming pool Dt s-3gBp.
apr tanEfuE a.. 80. 800,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17

(coNIlNUEp)

$4,000 SO. FIT. lean divideI with
offices and toilets. Zoned light
industrial. Unlimited parking. Ad-
iacent to Congressional shopping
cpntpr az 1910
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

NEED 1000 so. FIT. with c. classi-
ficstion. in Langley Park, Rock
Vile Gaithersburg, Greenbelt, Col
lege Park. g35-0l23 from 4 to 3,
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(CoNTlNUEDl

FAIRFAX AREA--Five-acr lots,
TYSONS CORNER AREA-19 a.
Open Financing
McQUAIN REALTY JE. 4-100O
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INVESTMENT PROP. WAIT,
APT. BUILDING
INVEST. Prep. FOR SALE

Realtors. Mortgsee Bankers
Warrington BIDS. u. 5-s30O
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WAREHOUSE
$4,000 so. FIT.

CAP. Cad Bldg i'eg e2nd n, nv
tlOHfr. % elrYainff useab.e
Cor HafAHc. warehouse mfg IA
rlli'f etc, VIII convert 10 office
HnHrr
re- 1881. II 3.foo2
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ROYAL MOTORS

Imperial-Chrysler-Plymouth-Sim ea
400 Georgia Ave. NV. IA. H.2aO0
DODGE '3g coupe. 40 Chevrolet
cdr. sedan, both dependable.
HE. 9-5O94.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17

CADILLAC 1852 4-window sedan
air conditioned, plus all power ex-
traS,. including windows and seat
EDRpial "a hQh
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RLIMEsDA.ROCKNILLL MIA

AfI. HOlsLf a units, NV. annuA
teht rlt4uu. Price reaA., rNA ,dUu
Dlyie Realty co Ma k-NSsU
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UNIVERSITY
Univ. Bly4 and coissville Rd.
JU. 5-l936

Univ. Bly4 and Co'esville Rd.
JU. 5-l936
Formerly safeway Auto sales1
CHEVROLET 81 station wagon g.
PASS, f.dr, auto, 7. and h III hhb,
TOMS CHEVROLET
Oeoreia Ave and Univ Blvd.
OPEN q DAYS A WEEK
0ia-liHi
CHEVROLET '5S Bel Air. white.
STRAIGHT stick. VS.. Wv. snow
tires $3.50 cash KE s-50ee
CHEy. '5s Brookwood vagon. VS.
DE-. n real outstanding wagon,
Slnb, THACKER MOTORS l"th
and n, I ave. ne, LA R-iiOn
CHEVROLET '5s Blscayne 4.dr
sedan. VS., auto, trans Db., . D.
2 and h. Wv, tires, CT B-5iit
CHRYSLER Imperials tnl 1850 T.
Dr. sedan full power incl. steer
Ing. brakes, seat windows. r and
h. exceptional eond, I with air
cond and new snow tires, eni0,
other $500 OWNER, OIL 2-1Oi7
CHRYsLER 80 New Yorker i-dr.
hardtop ! owner and low mileage.
full power beautiful white finish.
The price Il fight, gn.Oii L. ?
HTEUhRT SILVER SPRING, 1880
East.West hwy Ju, 7.lOOO, ~.
n-1iB4.
CHRYsLER 80 saratoga i-drs r.
d "a "a Fa =
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DIIIII DEI FINt DIdIIUI
FIRST time offered for lease. Same
MANAGEMENT ~ wears. Sales and
profits we'll above average. Lo-
ca'ed on South Bound u g. 3Ul
near Waldorf. For information
call BALTIMORE, Collect week.
DAVIS NM nmn-
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Vlrglnla AIDS.

I'VE Specialize In AIT Sales
t.TAMILY IN top c0nd. WIN tax,
81 500 per unit Never q vacancy
AGENT 10 s.5i7T.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ACCOMMODATE r. AND D., light
mfg. WhsnR, with ole. and park
ing. 100000 Sq. Il. June, 'b3
Sill SPRG. JU. g-0SSS, JU 81 SG3
MEX. = l-acre site with l2.OuO
81. n under roof Suit for r and
D. lab or related uses. Immed
occun. Ne S-AnHh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17
LISIINGS WANTED

TO SELL your home. let sEAY
see IT, and see how soon SEAY
sells IL. Call JE. 2-262O Joseph
W. Seay Company. Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-01-17
STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON-Excel. location. 1888
Lee hwy. in the Garden City
shop. center. Adaptable for most
types OF retail business or Of
fices. LARCHMONT REALTY,
INC. JE. $4,000. JE. 2-64l5.
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$4,000 so. FIT.

Can. Cad. Bldg, 1909 o"nd st. NV.
I floors, 3 elevators. disable for
garaEe, warehouse, mfg. facility,
etc. VIII convert to office space.
RE. T-353l Ii. 3-7Gg2
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TEMPLE
MOTOR co.
BUICK -FIAT-OPEL
1910 nTAnnNAT. pn

COMET 81 station wagon, R and
h. straight shift, In excel cond'
Low mileage, Sl,795. S195 dn,
SS4 so mo. LEE b, BUTLER, 112I
2lst st. NV. FE. 7-3244,
COMET '6l 4-dr. sedan. r. and h.,
auto. trans. 2-tone paint, Wv
tires, You cant beat this Offer
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LOGAN FORD

1850 Goth st. NV. FE. 7-ss0O
CONTINENTAL '62 black 4-dr Sc.
dan. Equipped w/full power and
air cond. 1000 l-owner miles.
Only S4,995. LEE d. BUTLER,
1921 2lst st. NV. FE. 1-3244.
CORD 1885 Westchester sedan, r,
and h., cleo. shift, front wheel
drive. 81 900 miles, sacrifice,
81, 900. THACKER MOTORS, 18th
and r. I. ave. ne. la. a-llOO.
CORvAIR '62. r. and h., strsiaht
stick, white. A low-mileage 1-own-
er trade. Sl,795. LEE d. BUT
LER, 1921 2lst st. NV. Re.
1924.
CORVAIR 81 sedan, floor shift,
heater, Wv. tires. like new con-
dition. Let's talk trade. BUR-
ROWS RAMBLER, 200 M ST.. sc.
Ii. 4-S300. tOpp. NAVY YdO
CORVNIR 80 Mona station WAGON.
Radio. heater, 4 speed Svrcro-
mesh transmission. All white with
beautiful red interior. Immaculate
IN cvcrv wFv Ovlv 60, lSS
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SILVER SPRING

Street floor offices or stores. New
air cond., public parking in rear
ROBINSON, JU, 7-3555.
WHEATON, Georgia ave. = Newly
remodeled offices avail, up tC
1000 50. it.. air cond. VIII finish
to suit Reas. rent. For details
call Mr.. Thompson, JU S-S344
ewes. OIL. 2-65O2. c. NJ. MAR.
STELLER REAlTOR,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ROUTE Z. VA.-For rent, lovely
modern 1-room home with barns
and 80 acres Of farming facilities
RE, f.3i9t IL 3-7002
, 1963-02-11

and Explorer Claude R.
Richards of Post 153 from
the Claude Markoe school.
, 1963-02-11
Dukes. Twinklets and
Christidnsted High
Schl. Shore Spotlight

On Friday night, February
8, 1868 the Dukes & Hawks
Junior Basketball Teams Of
Christiansted League bat
tied in an early basketball
game that opened Friday
nights program OF gam-S
The competition between
these two teams seemed to
be keen until tie last quar-
ter when the Dukes took
control Of the ball for the
druation Of the contest. The
game ended with the Dukes
40 over the Hawks 20.
immediately following
the Junior basketball game
the fans witnessed two well
played volleybal games be-
tween the TWinklets, coach
ed by James Brooks. The
TWinklets swept the two
Of a three-game match by
taking both II Is and Is :
10 with the Clippers COM
ing very close to taking the
first game but fell short.
The next time these two
clubs meet it should be
a good contest. This will be
on Monday, February 18th.
In the classic game OF the
night the CHS, coached
by Mermaid Bennette, Jr.
who is looking forward to
their first championship,
triumped over the Knicks,
Coached by Charles Nc Al
pin to a score Of 80 : %. Ell
roy Muller paced the CHS
to this victory scoring II
points. Raymond Hector
contributed 16 points to his
team tKnicks)
Tomorrow night W o
games of basketball will be
played. Cenipedes VS. CHS.
and Monarcns VS. KnlcKs.
The Clipper were coach
&C by Gerard Gaines.
, 1963-02-11
Fronk w. Buckley 10
Philip "A. Ydple end
Mdnuge R. c. Tours

Philip A. Yaple has join
ed with Frank w. Buckley
as partner in the operation
of Robinson Crusoe Tours,
travel agency on King
Wharf in Christiansted.
Mr.. Yaple, who has resid
ed in St. Croix for two
years, brings to his new as
ISOLATION long experience in
the field of worldwide ira
vel and residence abroad.
Following termination OF
his active service in World
War II as a Lieutenant
Continued on Page 81
, 1963-02-11
Boy Scouts Make
Impressive Showing
in Pdrdde Saturday

AA&
Boy Scouts from all over
the island assembled in
Frederiksted on Saturday
and made a very impressive
showing as part of the cele-
bration of the 53rd anniver
sary OF scouting.
The parade which start
ed opposite the new P. Q.
was headed by the Chris
tiansted High School Band
directed by Angelo Moras-
&C.
The Cubs, Scouts, and
Explorers marched by the
reviewing stand, which was
on the Gallery of Les Yer
sailles restaurant. At the
the bandstand there was an
impressive ceremony. The
Governor was represented
by Administrator Edgar
Mullgav. The Governor and
Mrs. PaieWonsky were in
vited but were unable to
attend.
Alva Mac Farlane, Dis
trict chairman was Master
OF ceremonies.
Scouts and Explorers Sc
lected by their unit leaders
to act as Senators for a Day
from St. Croix. They are:
Christopher Klint of Troop
Isl, St. Mary's School; Ru-
dolph Abramson of Troop
152 of st. Patrick's School;
Wayne Chimney of Troop
157 of the Insular School
, 1963-02-11
DEMOCRATS CIRCULATE PETITION
URGING VETO; SECURE OVER 1000

Over two thousand person have already signed a
petition being circulated by the Democrats which will
be forwarded to Governor PaiewonskY urging him TO
veto the newly passed election bill.
, 1963-02-11

Led by their Senators,
st. Croix Democrats launch
ed a massive drive through
out the island seeking sup-
port for their position that
Bill No. 1900, the highly
controversial election code
which has dominated the
news since the opening OF
the Legislature, be vetoed.
Large rallies were held
in both Christiansted and
Frederiksted on Friday and
Saturday nights. And yes
terday they visited the coun
try districts. At Estate Pro-
fit they were joined by for
mer Senator Candida Qua
deloupe of the Virgin IS
lands Party who urged his
listeners to sign the peti-
ton. Senator Guadeloupe
called Bill No. 1900, which
was sent to the Government
House this morning "a Cas-
tro-like bill"
The deadline for signing
the Petition in ST. Croix is
tomorrow (Tuesday) night.
The Democrats are urging
citizens to write and cable
the Governor urging him
to veto Bill 1900.
The Governor has ten
days from receipt of the bill
to either approve or disap-
prove it. Under the law if
he neither signs nor vetoeS
Bill 1900 in ten days it will
become law without his
signature.
, 1963-02-11
F~rederiksted Student
is First to Use Diul
System in ST. Croix

Boy Scout Roy Lynch,
a student of the Claude 0,
Markoa School in Freder-
iksted, was manager for
the entire day, Of the Tele-
phone system in ST. Croix,
occupying the desk OF J..
O'Neal Henderson, the ma
mage.
All over the Island to-
day Boy Scouts were given
an opportunity to run not
only the government but
some businesses also.
On his arrival at the Tele
phone headquarters, he was
taken through the plant
and shown the various pha-
SEES of the telephone system,
But that was not all, Scout
Lynch made history, He is
the first highschool student
in the island who had the
thrill of dialing and receiv-
ing a reply from his own
home. He also made a call
to the managers office to
test the new system fur
ther.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Ne1U Pastor
Has Arriued
AtCrusdder

The Rev. J. Edward Schmidt,
pastor of Zion Lutheran
Church, Hartford City, Ind, for
the past six years, arrived in
Rockville early this week to
serve the Crusader Lutheran
Church, Veirs Mill Road and
Broadwood.
A native of Baltimore, the 49,
year-old pastor received a
bachelor of arts degree from
Capital University, Columbus,
Ohio, in 1915 and bachelor of
divinity degree from the Evan
gelical Lutheran Seminary of
Capital University in 1947.
He is the son of the Rev. and
Mrs. George P. Schmidt, who
served at the st. Lukes Luther
an Church in Redland from 1916
to 1857. He has served on the
board of directors of St. Johns
Lutheran Home in Mars, Pa,
and also of the Christ's Mission
to the Jews, Pittsburgh, and has
been secretary and president of
the Hartford City Ministerial
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Foreigners to Visit

Four Montgomery County
churches of the United Church
of Christ are among those in
the Washington area that will
entertain members of a group
of women from five European
countries who will visit Wash
ington during a tour Of the
United States.
The 26 women from England,
Scotland, Wales, Holland and
Sweden will arrive today and
will be in the area until Mon
day, during which time a num-
Der of them will appear as
guests in the pulpits of churches
that are providing them with
housing accommodations. Dur
ing their tour of metropolitan
Washington, they will attend a
pot.luck supper Saturday night
at Christ Church in Silver
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Governor
To Attend
Conference

Gov. J. Willard Tawes will
head the Maryland group at.
tending the 18th annual Com.
missioners and Governors Con-
ference to be held Sept. 26 at
International Inn in the Dis
trict. He will speak on WASH
ington area problems with en-
phasis on traffic safety and Po-
tomac River development.
Also attending the confer
ence, which is sponsored by the
Metropolitan Washington Coun-
Gil of Governments, will be the
followin g representatives of
Montgomery County: M. r.
Darlington Jr, managing di-
rector of Auto Industries High.
way Safety Committee; Glen
T. Lashley, editor of American
Motorist, American Automobile
Association; DR.. Robert K. 'Da-
Wis; and Mike Murphy, execu-
tive vice president of Automo-
tive Trade Association for the
National Capital Area.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12
Chevy Chase Program

Bishop J. Waskom Pickett,
who has devoted 46 years to
missionary work in India, will
speak at the Chevy Chase
Methodist Church on Sunday at
$3.50 and again at 1880 am. on
the subject, Trying to be Chris
tan in These Trying Times"
Now serving as counsellor in
finance for the Ludhiana Chris
tan Medical College Committee
for the United States, Bishop
Pickett will speak again at a
6 pm. program, at which time
his topic will be God Needs
You at Your Best"
Ludhiana is one Of two Chris
tan medical colleges in India,
with its facilities including a
500-bed hospital. Both the col
lege and the hospital are inter.
UNCONVENTIONAL, international
and interracial and are support
ed by various Protestant demon.
nations, including Methodists.
Bishop Pickett has long been
associated with the project and
is currently engaged in promot-
ing an enlarged program for the
future. Shortly after his appear
ance in Chevy Chase, he and
Mrs. Pickett will leave for a
three.month tour of Asia and
Europe, which will include both
preaching and study.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1963-09-12

SCOutmaSIer E1erD stephens
of Boy Scout Troop 447, Rock
vile (Maryland) Methodist
Church, after months of pains.
taking planning and mission.
airy work, has discovered the
formula for a successful troop
family campout.
First, you sell the camping
idea to the heads of the troop
households, the mothers of the
Scouts. This is done by drafting
several stout-hearted Assistant
Scoutmasters to help you organ.
ize a mothers campout. Then,
you obtain the services of a
dedicated man of the cloth to
provide spiritual solace to the
men so committed.
This mothers campout took
place last May with eight en-
thralled mothers, the Scout.
master, two apprehensive AS
sistant Scoutmasters and Rev.
Wilson. The mothers enjoyed it
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, the men
well, one of the assistants, DR..
Bill Johnston, has since moved
to New Mexico.
The success of the mothers
campout was the big reason that
prompted Scoutmaster Stephens
Che has nerves of steel to go
all the way and set up a family
campout-complete with girls,
toddlers and babes !. in arms.
(After all, it was courageous
men like our Scoutmaster that
built this countryD
1t was understood, of course,
that each family would be a
self-sustaining and self-disci.
plined unit. The troop would
supply the tent-otherwise each
family was on its own. The
date was set for the Labor Day
weekend. and the place, Pine
Grove Furnace, Pa.
Since the heads of the house
holds had already been convert
ed to camping, it was a simple
matter for them, with the help
of the enthusiastic youngsters
to extract the dads from their
easy chairs. mo man could
spend a holiday weekend listen
ing to the recriminations had he
refused.)
Fifteen entire families show
ed up for an estimated total OF
about 80 people. The ages from
a baby of about nine months to
a more mature, but very spry
gentleman approaching 70. The
following families, identified by
their last names, made it: Baird
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Peace Day Program

A World Peace Day program
devoted to the theme, "Amer.
fca's Role in World Peace" will
be held Sunday at 7 pm. at the
Lyric Theatre in Baltimore
under the joint sponsorship of
the Baha'is of Montgomery
County and Baltimore.
According to DR.. Irwin Lourie,
chairman of the Local Spiritual
Assembly of the Baha'is of
Montgomery County, the object
Of the program is to emphasize
the spiritual destiny of America
In the establishment of univer-
sal peace. He said it will fea-
ture several outstanding speak
ers.
The BahaI religion was found
ed In Iran more than 100 years
ago to proclaim the oneness"
of all religions, DR.. Lourie said.
He pointed out that it is recog-
nized by the United States as an
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Spring, which is among the
hosts.
Other churches in the county
that are helping provide facili-
ties for the visitors are Faith
United in Rockville, Trinity
United in Takoma Park and Be-
thesda Congregational.
The group is composed Of rep
resentatives of the Women's
Fellowship of the International
Congregational Council who are
visiting the United States under
sponsorship of the Ecumenical
Relations Committee of the
United Church of Christ. They
will leave Monday at noon for
Philadelphia, the second area
stop in their nationwide tour.