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were lined up at the counter and
two gross of lures were mopped
up.
Taylor says that twi years
ago he tried to introduce the
Rag mop on Chesapeake Bay
and II couldn't even give 'em
away.
A fishing fleet operator took
one look at it and nearly died
laughing" I understand this
same operator now is renting
them out for a buck a day and
operator now is renting them
out for a buck a day and
charging a S. deposit on each
one to make sure 1t gets back.
AT the period I first tried to
introduce 1t, I only heard of
one fish being caught on one, /"
Taylor said. That was a rock
fish caught by my wife and I
know it wasn't over 6 inches
long"
I've seen other bats take
off like this in the past, but
this Is the first time the de-
mand has lasted over such a
period" Taylor said.
One downtown retailer said
he had sold at least 1000 and
was forced to limit sales to two
or three to a customer. One day
he said he received is dozen
from Florida. The S hip m n t
arrived at 8 am. BY noon they
were gone.
Another retailer estimates he
has sold 1000 since August /.
A retailer in Bethesda, Md,
told of getting calls from far
points, all seeking Ragmops.
Zone man called from Wood
bridge, Va" he recalled. He
asked if we had any Ragmops.
I told him we had a few and he
could have one"
"All right" the caller said
Put it in an envelope for me.
am driving right up to get it"
Some Making Their Own
It's gotten so bad some fish
ermen are tyring to make their
own versions Of Ragmops. And
the story goes that in the Che
sapeake Beach area you can't
buy a length Of chain such as
was used on the old time over
head toilet tanks because 1t all
has gone for homemade YER
sions of Ragmops.
In some cases lucky fisher
men hauling in bluefish with a
hot Ragmop have looked up to
see a boat pulling alongside
with OF Their frantic fishermen
waving $40 bills at them and
pleading for them to sell the
magic lure.
Meanwhile, Tony Accett a.
who dreamed this thing up
about is years ago, is having
production troubles.
All Handmade
In a telephone conversation
from Rivera Beach, he told
how the surprising boom in
this lure has spread from the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24
Clemson Center
Fractures Wrist

CLEMSON, S. c., Sept. "a
(AP) Alternate Center Bill
Hecht Of Clemson will miss
Saturdays football game with
Georgia Tech because Of an
injury in the Tigers 3l-l4 loss
to Oklahoma, 1t was disclosed
yesterday.
Hecht, a sophomore from
Staunton, Va, fractured a bone
In his wrist in the second quar-
ter Of the Oklahoma game, but
continued to play during the
second half. Physicians found
the fracture after the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24

Law permits shooting over
grain fields or any other land
in normal agricultural use.
Milton said the turnout Of
hunters has been good this sea-
son. He saw 80 shooting on one
field on the Eastern Shore.
The State has a split season
for shooting mourning doves,
the first part from September
IL through october 81 and the
second from December %
through January IL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24

mop and he put 1t on the mar
ket. But no one exactly stormed
the doors to buy 1t.
II told them 1t was q killer
for bluefish, but no one seemed
to believe me-" he said. But it's
the only one that could give
competition to the Jiget Eel.
Perhaps they didn't fish II
right. On both the Ragmop and
Jiget you must use a strip OF
pork rind 212 inches long and
about l4-inch wide.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24

For the sports fisherman we
hooked on a weight Of about 2
ounces. That is the head Of the
lure. You should run out
about 80 feet Of line and fish
as close to the bottom as posi-
BILE. It should be trolled at walk
ing speed.
This lure should be fished
just as 1t is. Troll it slowly
and don't shake 1t or jerk 1t.
Let its action remain Just as
we made 1t. Don't try to change
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24

it or add to it, because If you
do you are going to be q dis.
appointed fisherman"
The going retail price on thi:
hard to get item in the Wash.
ington area, ranges from $1.2I
to $3.50 q copy, although there
are rumors Of some people sell.
ing them for what the traffic
will bear.
Now, the next question -
Where is our next Ragmor
coming FROM"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24
By WHEELER JOHNSON
Outdoor Editor


Salt water fishermen herea-
bouts have elected the Ragmor
and the Super Ragmop as the
greatest things since the inven-
ton of the wheel.
In case you are not one OF
those who haunt Chesapeake
Bay in quest of bluefish-big
bluefish that is-a Super Rag
mop is an unbelievable collec-
ton Of chain and nylon thread
that m easures IL inches in
length and ends with a SO or
10 hook hanging bare.
About the end of July, some
one caught a batch of big blue
fish on one of these contrap-
tons and the stampede was on
as far as Tony Accetta, who
makes the lure in Riviera
Beach, Fla, and the jobbers
and retailers who try to supply
the demand are concerned.
The demand didn't get criti-
cally heavy until about August
8. After that it was every man
for himself and any fisherman
who had a Ragmop was king
and the havenots we're storm
ing the doors of tackle dealers
demanding to be put on q wait
ing list for the next air freight
shipment.
10000 Sold Here
1t is a conservative estimate
that 10000 Of these lures have
been sold In the Washington
area since the first week in
August. And when the Rag
mops were sold out the fisher
men turned to lures which ap-
peared to be similar.
Meanwhile, Washington'S
own lure maker, Bob Nunges-
ser, has gotten into the field
with his own version. He calls
his the Jig Mop.
But whatever can be pro-
duced doesn't seem to answer
the fantastic demands. For in
stance, George Taylor, of Tay-
lor Made Lures. a jobber says
he has put out 1900 sine
August 9 and is flying in 2 gross
of the things a day and still
can't keep his retailers sup
piled.
Couldn't Give EN- Away
He made one delivery to a
retailer at closing time around
pm. Before the box could be
opened avid r a gmop seekers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-24
Boat Supplies

Rope Ia cts. Jackets 81, tarpaulins,
pumps, cushions, hooks, dry chemical
fittings. paddles. J. H. GICHNER.,
2513 M st. NV. FE. 3-6345
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90-FT. MATHIS YACHT
Twin GIN GIL 20 XIV gen., 5 state
rms. baths. Recently refurb. Will
trade for real estate or smaller boat.
For apt. call ia. 5-1717 or ia. =
$500, MIR. GOLD
lift. BROADWATER runabout 1861,
40-h.p. johnson, custom cover, new
trolls, windshield. JE. 3-1C43, 337-
4765 after 8.
HOGAN'S GOAT-Group outings. pic
MICS, fishing Cup to 81 people,
Annapolis. WA. 7-4192. VIII. 6-3662.
engine, fully equip. $3.50 or take
over payments, 534-5S26.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEV. '5S Impala conv. New top,
floor shift, new engine, new fir.
mats. $3.50. CL. 6-0Sll.
CHEVY 1850, with 1855 Chevy VS..
Needs throwout bearings. Best Of
fer WA S-4S9Q
Evening star., 1963-02-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CORvAIR '63 Mona club coupe,
4-speed trans, r. and h., Wv.
tires, snow tires, 1900 mi De-
parting diplomat. $3.50. VIII. g.
O2S3, office, no. 2-lsll.
CORVAIR 'Bi 4-dr. sedan, r, and
h, auto. trans. SLABS, Sl05 dn
S53OS mo. LEE D. BUTLER.
ll2l 2lst st. NV. FE, 7-32i4.
CORVAIR '8l 4-drn maroon, lS,-
600 miles, heater, Al condition
gI oQS
Evening star., 1963-02-01

ASSUME PYMTs. = BRAND-NEW
1863 MODELS. Never lived in, .
or 3 bedrms. Take your choice.
$500 down and assume small paw
ments. Call CIR. 3-5f4S, or drive
cut 500 yards west OF Fairfax
circle on Route SO ~ FAIRFAX. Va.
VIRGINIA MOBILE HOMES, INC,
BELLA CASA 1859, 3lxlO, . br.
Just like brand new Sa,inj. SlH5
toTn ssI%. SSS eoLEs mas' MoBF SS5 2Tn HoMhg TSSMhRg
u, s. and Mission I'd, Jessup,
Nd PA. b.lO.2.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
GARAGES
TRAILERS

CAP. HILL, close in-Dry, all con-
crete, for car or storage. S25 mo
ii. 7-l92s, FE. 7-45D9 ewes
Evening star., 1963-02-01
LOVING CHEVROLET

CHEVROLET '8l convertible. smart.
looking turquoise finish. g. cyl.,
T, and h., standard SHIFT. Wv
tires. Many other extras. Real
economy and luxury, too. Special
l.7ab. Small down payment.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
CHEVROLET go conv., Al condi.

CHEVROLET 80 conv.. Al condi,
ton, test drive. Best offer. Cal
10. 7-49S2 after 9 pm.
CHEVY II '63 4-dr., air cond. s.
shift, extras. $1,000. Orig. owner
transferred 534-S37S,
CHEVROLET '5S 4-door wagon
Beautiful silver blue finish, 49,
cyl, r, and h., standard shift
Very clean condition. l-year war.
ranty, Special, $500. Small down
payment.
LOVING CHEVROLET
E.-W. HWY. AND COLESVILLE RID
JU. 9-6496 S. s., Md. JU. 9-s307
CHEV. 81 station wagon 4-dr., .
to choose from, S695 up. 1907
guarantee avail, BURROWS RAM
BIER, 900 NJ ST, Sc, Ii. 4-S3OO
topp, Navy Yd).
CHEW. '57 "2lO" VS., auto. trans,
T. and h., AL body, motor needs
mech. $500. Ev. 4-925O.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
MACHINERY AND EQUIP.

INC INDUSTRIAL and crawler
tractors and equipment.
p. II. MOORE
u. s. 3Ol, | Mile South OF New so
Mitchellville, Md. CE. 6-sisi
Low BOY TRAILER and GMc
truck tractor, Sl,4O0 for both.
or will sell separately. CY. 7-s7s6
Evening star., 1963-02-01

MOBILE HOMEs-New and used
iIEp TRhnFRs pR s;sloi,
fRAIRIE SCHOONER, '5s. lOxis
Ideal for family of .Askine
$3.50 which IL less than y oflg
price incl. soft metal awnlng
5ni--oYpsy f-6a6p,
Evening star., 1963-02-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CADILLAC '62 Sedan de Vile, air
conditioned, has all OF Cadillac S
luxury equipment, attractive 2
tone. S4,S95.
Evening star., 1963-02-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
HERRY'S

COMET 81 4-dr. sedan. white
auto. r, and h. low mileage,
Evening star., 1963-02-01
BELLA CASA 1853, alRlO. 9 b
ExrRA sPECIAI-hnxiO. 3 het
no,usE TIRAILER' an l. all.mi39aaTg3i n

Nashua, fully EQUIP u 900 or
best offer Phone bt7.367a.
Ia sALLE sxiO, . bedrms, exeel-
lent condition. best offer, Phone
o51.BaO0.
Evening star., 1963-02-01

HERBY'S
METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON s
LARGEST FORD DEALER
1900 Duke ST. TIE. B-60S0
3SO6 jeff. Davis Hwy. oV. 3-i236
CONTINENTAL 82 sedan. COM
plete power and electric acces.
sorieS, including factory air, like
new Shop and compare. Si,5ub.
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL . P M.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
7O2O Arl Rd, Bethesda OIL. $1,000
CONTINENTAL '8o 4-dr. sedan, a
beautiful blue with matching blue
interior. equip, with full power
Only s. 395, LEE d BUTLER,
ll2l 2lst st, NV, FE. 7-3244,
CONTINENTAL 1852 sedan, bur-
gundy, factory air conditioned.
Sharpest we have seen. only
OPEN EVERY EVENING TIL ppm.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
7O"0 Arl. Rd, Bethesda OIL, 6-7T00
CONTINENTAL '82 4-dr. sedan, a
beautiful blue with matching blue
interior, equip. with full power
Only S4,395. LEE d. BUTLER,
ll2l 2lSt st, NV FE. 7-32ii,
CORVAIR 81 Monza coupe, power
glide, r. and h.. beautiful blue
finish, matching interior, Ike
new throughout, 1895
Evening star., 1963-02-01

BUICK 81 e.dr. special, low miles
immAe, f7gb. FLOOD PONTIAC
f22l Conn
BUICK 'Be skylark. hArdtop coupe,
4.Hpeed shift. bucket seats, etc,
lke bfAndsneM. Nallnb
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07
New Jet Flights
Started By PAL.
On December |

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, :
Philippine Air Lines has added a
second jet flight between Hong
Kong, Manila, Honolulu and San
Francisco, effective December l,
it was announced here today by
Luis Gallegos, American Divi
sion manager for the Philippine
national flag carrier.
In addition to the curren t
flight, which arrives and departs
San Francisco on Wednesdays, a
second Dos jet flight will be
added on Saturdays.
Following the same timetable
as the Wednesday flight, the
PAL eastbound will depart Hong
Kong at | PM on Saturday, ar
irving Manila at 2:45 PM. 1t will
depart Manila at 4;30 PM, arriv-
ing Honolulu nonstop at 8:55
AM, Saturday. The flight will
depart Honolulu at 1885 AM,
arriving San Francisco Interna-
tional Airport at 5:45 PM, Pacific
Standard Time on Saturday.
On the return Westbound, the
Dos will leave San Francisco at
900 PM, Saturda y, arriving
Honolulu at 1890 AM, Sunday.
1t will leave Honolulu an hour
later, arriving Manila nonstop
at 800 AM, Monday. The PAL
jet will leave Manila Gas AM,
Monday, arriving at Hong Kong
at ll:30 AM.
All times listed are local Stan
dard times.
Total flying time between San
Francisco and Manila will be Is
hours and Is minutes, as in the
case of the Wednesday flight.
PAL will continue to operate
six flights weekly between Man
lila and Hong K ong, GallegoS
added.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07
Japan AirIines Announce New Trans-Pacifc Fares

ture points, they can qualify for
the lower one way fare.
The new trans-Pacific fares
were agreed upon by IATA Gin
ternational Air Transport Asso-
ciation) carriers at a recent traf-
fic conference held in Chandler,
Arizona.
AT the same time, it was de-
cided to lessen the round trip
discount on regular individual
fares from ten to five per cent.
This, in effect, will raise by five
per cent the cost of normal in
dividual round trip tickets, both
economy and first class. The new
West Coast-Tokyo round trip
economy class rate will be
$826.5O: first class will be $3.50.
Qualified groups of at least 25
will be able to save 1870 on
round trips to Hong Kong or
Bangkok, in addition to the saw
ings on the trips to Japan Air
Lines serves all three cities daily
from Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco.
The new fares are subject to
the approval of the governments
concerned.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07

Savings of $27l.50 per person
n the round trip economy class
are, u. S. West Coast to Japan,
will be possible when a new fare
or eligible groups of Is or more
passengers goes into effect De-
ember l, 1862. This was an
,ounced by Shigeo Kameda,
apan Air Lines general manager
or the American Region.
The economy fare will be re-
luced to $685. for trips anytime
If the year except March-April
nd September October, tradi-
ionally the peak travel seasons
n Japan.
Members of the group must be
organized for purposes other
han travel.
A one way fare of $305, saving
100 below the regular $435 eco
Omy fare, Will be available, also,
o groups of Is during the same
light months.
The advantage of this one way
educed rate is that members of
he group can fly to, or home
rom, Japan separately at the
egular fare, yet by getting to-
,ether and boarding the same
light at either one of the depar-
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07
Jopan Air Lines PIon Expansion

flight Tokyo-Honolulu- Tokyo.
BY midsummer, JAIL will re
ceive its seventh DC8 from
Douglas Aircraft Company. This
will make possible a switch
over from CV880M's to DC8s
on JAL's southern route linking
Tokyo and Southeast Asia witt
Europe.
JAIL will operate four CIV
880M's to DC8's on JAL's south
ern route linking Tokyo and
Southeast Asia with Europe.
JAIL will operate four CV880N
jet flights per week between
Tokyo and Okinawa, via Fukuo
ka, beginning next July. CAT
present this route is operated
with DC6's.)
Looking ahead to 1864, JAl
plans to add three more DC8l
to its jet fleet and increase it
trans-Pacific flights to thirteef
per week.
On its Polar Route from Tok
yo to London, the present two
flights per week will be increas
ed to three in 1864, in time fol
the Tokyo Olympic Games.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07
The Foreign Service Of The Philippines

The Department Of Foreign Affairs has directed its consular
officers invite Filipino citizens abroad TO register at the
uotes in the districts in which they may be residing.
The register kept in Philippine consulate provides perm
record Of citizenship and useful reference in the event
accident DEATH emergency should
se making desirable ascertain without undue delay the
and addresses of residing particular consular
district who Filipino citizens. is hoped that you will avail
ooe of this facility and register at your earliest convenience
fee of dollar charged for the execution of application
of Card Certificate of Identity and Registration
which may by egsfrunts for oco only when
hey ore possession Of voId passports.
Very respectfully yours,
ESTELA r. SUIT
Philippine Consul General
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07

Entering its second decade of
international operations, the
flag carrier of Japan is still
growing.
During 1863 Japan Air Lines
will inaugurate a new route to
Seoul, Korea. Tokyo-Seoul serv-
ice will begin next summer with
four weekly flights via CV880M
jetliner.
New offices will be opened in
Zurich, Switzerland; Manches-
ter, England; and Milan, Italy.
jail also is considering the
establishment of offices in San
Diego, Sydney, Stockholm,
Brussels and Dacca.
Existing routes will be rein
forced with additional flight fire.
quencies. Upon delivery of its
sixth DC8, JAIL will increase
trans-Pacific flights from the
currently operated seven per
week to eleven. AS of April /,
1868, JAIL will offer six Los An
geles-Tokyo flights and four
San Francisco-Tokyo flights, all
via Honolulu, and an eleventh
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07

Gallegos noted that in addition
to providing this added schedule
convenience for travellers to the
Far East, PAL, through its gen.
eral sales agents, KIM Royal
Dutch Airlines, has also put into
effect a ely Now-Pay Later"
plan.
Filipino forum. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1928-196?, 1963-02-07
HidekO makes
your Manila flight
an adventure
in hospitality

anticipate your every traditional hos
pta the Orient She makes feel the board DC
Jet Courier that already the Orient she decae
West every JAIL flight
the Economy First Class cabin will be gracious and resfu
Manila Japan jail. Manila
the all ames The real difference JALs superior
WISH add fabulous Hong Kong
for business advantage shoppers paradise
Here a JAIL bonus When arranges
your flight from Seattle Manila you may o Ia
geleS San Francisco both, and O
You sop-over again Hawai-. All a NO EX-
IRA FARE You the fare for ~ ii
flight direct Manila from the Pacific NJ
Northwest Daily flights
Angeles Francisco. Connections MM
for Manila at Tokyo excellent For
further information, your travel Z
Air Lines. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Sherman Fans Hear
Third Disc Selections

What some see as the dark
ening spotlight on another
show-business wonder focused
on Allan Sherman last night
at the Capitol Theater.
The roly-poly humorist, who
writes and sings his own lyrics
10 familiar songs, was also on
the last leg Of a strenuous
cross-country bus tour. The
overnight stand here didn't ex-
actly bring forth a packed
house. but Mr.. Sherman's fans
were there. all right, solidly
packed In the theaterb choice
seats.
He sang a fair cross-section
OF the songs that have sold over
million copies In his first
two recordings-"Let's All Call
the AT&T." Sarah Jackman, =
and 30 on.
Among his new numbers
Harvey and Sheila" TO the
tune Of "Hava Nagila" and @
little ditty sung "Over the
Rainbow" Ian essay on weight
problemO seem 10 be the like
Hest candidates for a third disC
due In August.
Mr.. Sherman had a deal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
BiduuIt Accuses
Police of Kidnop

PARIS. Mar. 2 (AP).-A
tract purportedly signed by ex-
Premier Georges Bidault today
charged that Secret Army Chief
Antoine Argoud had been kid
mapped from Germ any by
French secret agents.
The typewriter tract, with
the written signature "Bidault''
above the typed signature, de-
clared that despite Argoud's
arrest. the fight against Presi-
dent Charles de Gaulle will
continue.
Bidault is leader of the So
called Council of National Re-
sistance, considered the politi-
cal arm of the terrorist Secret
Army.
Former Colonel Argoud, Al
was found by Paris police Feb
20 trussed up In a closed van
behind Notre Dame Cathedral
Police said an anonymous tele-
phone caller turned Argoud in,
saying the Secret Army had de-
cided to do so because he had
BUNDLED the August machine
cunning Of President de
Gaulle's car.
However. Argoud's name had
never been mentioned in the
current trial of is defendants
in the plot. Six are being tried
in absentia. Argoud told court
officials he had never seen any
Of them before.
A verdict is expected early
next week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Foster Leaving
Geneva PurIey

GENEVA. Mar. 2 (AP)-
United States disarmament
chief william c. Foster left
here by plane for Washington
today.
Mr.. Foster told newsmen he
would return TO the deadlocked
Geneva disarmament talks ANY
time my presence would help
obtain a treaty" banning nu-
clear weapons tests. His Soviet
counterpart First Deputy Pre-
mier Vassili v. Kuznetsov left
Geneva one week ago.
The American delegate ex-
pressed his disappointment over
what he called the rigid posi-
ton Of the Soviet Union, and
said there has not been any
indication Of a possible Soviet
forward movement in Geneva
or elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

The New York String Sextet,
organized by violist Paul Dok-
tor, made its debut three years
ago almost to the day. 1t came
into being to fill a gap, like
nature rushing to do away
with vacuums, its need occa-
stoned by the prevalent tradi-
ton of string quartets plus
guests playing the large works
OF the sextet and octet roper
toire.
The sextet set out for this
Whittall Foundation concert at
the Library of Congress a list
consisting of l00-year-old works
by Borodin and Brahms, with
contemporary pieces by Quincy
Porter and Darius Milhaud. II
is an interesting list, consid-
cred chronologically or geo.
graphically.
After some rough and rather
pushy work in the Borodin, the
ensemble settled down to an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Five U.S.. Marines
Die in Air Crash

MANILA, Mar. 2 (AP).-
Five United States M rine s
we're killed today in a helicop-
ter crash near the Subic Bay
naval base, the United States
Navy reported. Two other Ma
rines were seriously burned and
one Is missing.
The helicopter. an H34C
transport type, crashed, in the
zambales Mountains Of West
ern Luzon Island about seven
miles from the naval base. The
spokesman said 1t was flying
on a routine local operation at
the time Of the crash and APP
parently burned.
Names Of the victims were
withheld until relatives were
notified.
Two United States Navy hell
copters from Subj Point Naval
Air Station we're dispatched to
pick up the survivors.
The spokesman said cause OF
the crash was not known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02
Lectures
Slated

The first OF a series Of
lectures. sponsored by the
Laywomen's Association, viii
be held from 3 10 5 pm. to-
morrow at villa Cortona. on
West Cedar lane In Bethesda.
The Rev. David Bowman,
81. OF Catholic University
will be the first lecturer. His
topic will be The Power OF
Woman"
The lecture series will focus
on one topic for each month
through June with two ses-
sions on the first and fourth
Sundays OF each month, the
first for women over IS years,
and the fourth for women
under 80 years.
The association Is a relig-
ious and charitable organiza-
ton OF single women whose
members belong 10 the Third
Order Secular OF 81. Francis.
Miss Stella c. Warfield Is
chairman Of the series.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-02

more ad lib patter In his show
than was probably expected by
his audience, and this was the
evenings chief weakness.
Though a talented pro comedy
writer and TV producer. his
lack Of on-stage experience is
bound 10 tell. chiefly In some
faulty timing with no help
from a mischievous sound sys-
tenn and a less-than- polished
delivery Of lines.
A surprise In the program
was the appearance OF Lou
Busch. once known as a bright
honky-tonky piano player by
the name Of Joe Fingers Carr.
He's still lust as bright, and
scored nightly with the au-
dience. as did a slick little
vocal group. the Jimmy Joe
Singers.
In a hastily arranged APP
pointment last night. Mr.. Sher-
man viii pay Washington a
return visit almost instantan-
eously. He'll be here Monday
night. with Victor Borge, 10
perform at the Labor Depart
ment's 50th Anniversary celeb
ration at the Sheraton-P Park
Hotel,-Bonnie Aikman.