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Evening star., 1963-12-31

ROME, Dec. 81 (AP) Pre-
mier Chou En-lai Of Red China,
fresh from seeking French rec
ognition with talk Of peaceful
co-existence, arrived today in
Communist Albania, an advo-
cate Of Peking's tough policies.
Before leaving Rabat, Nor
occo. for Tirana. the Albanian
capital Just across the Adriatic
Sea from Italy, Mr.. Chou said
Peking does not believe another
world war Is inevitable.
Albanian leaders viewed the
Chou visit as q move to re-
inforce the Red Chinese-Al-
banian alliance In the ideologi-
cal dispute with the Soviet
Union. Party boss Enver Hoxha
Of Albania, Peking's lone Euro
pean ally in the Communist
split, has denounced Premier
Khrushchev as "a traitor to
communism"
In an interview broadcast by
the French Government televi-
sion service Mr.. Chou said the
United States and not Red
China Is putting obstacles In
the way Of peaceful coexistence
by Its hostile political policy
in regard to China" and parti-
cularly its occupation" of
FormoSa.
Sees U. S. Aggression
The Chinese people," Mr.
Chou said, have frien dly
feelings toward the American
people. but we oppose the
policy Of aggression and Of wal
Of the American Government.
He repeated Peking's peren.
NAL demand for withdrawal oi
American forces from Formoss
and the Formosa Strait.
The interview was taped ir
Rabat, where Mr.. Chou today
ended a 4-day visit to Mo-
occo. He interrupted his Afri.
can tour and flew to Albania
After visiting there, Mr.. Chou
will return to Africa to tour
Tunisia, Ghana, Mali, Guinea
and possibly countries In East
Africa.
Mr.. Chou also epsouseC
peaceful coexistence In q join
communiqIe with his Moroc,
Evening star., 1963-12-31
HEADLINE PERSONALITY
Orthodox Leader
Works for Unity

! 1SIANbUb, turkey, Dec. 81
(AP).-The spiritual leader of
the worlds $50 million Ortho-
dox Christians is a former
United States citizen who lives
in Spartan simplicity and
works for his dream of Chris
tian unity.
All Holiness the Ecumenical
Patriarch, Athenagoras I, will
take this dream with him when
he leaves Friday for the Holy
Land and his historic meeting
with Pope Paul VI.
Christians must realize that
they have one church, one
cross, one gospel" he once
said. Every church must put
Its treasures into a safe de-
posit box and issue common
money-a common money Of
love-"
In that spirit he called q
conference of orthodox lead
ers on the Island Of Rhodes
last September and obtained
agreement to hold dialogues on
Christian unity with the Ro-
man Catholic Church.
Asked Holy Land Meeting
Again he proposed all Chris
tian leaders East and West
meet with the Pope Paul in
the Holy Land after the
Pontiff announced early thi,
month that he would make 9
pilgrimage to the places whert
Christ was born, lived anC
died.
Nothing came Of that, but
he obtained approval of the
other Orthodox patriRrchs-
he Is only first among equal,
for his meeting with Pope
Paul, the first between q popt
and an orthodox patriarch
since the Great Schism became
final in the 18th century.
The patriarch was borr
Aristoklis Spirou in the Turk.
ish village Of Joannina in 1886
His physician father sent him
to the Orthodox Theological
Seminary on Heybeliada, ar
island near Istanbul, where HI
was graduated in 1910.
Ordained a deacon. he tool
the ecclesiastical name o.
Athenagoras. his spiritua
guardian. BY 1922 he was {
bishop and metropolitan O
Corfu. In 1880 he went II
the United States as arch,
bishop Of the Orthodox church
in North and South America
He opened MI any schools
churches and theological cen,
ters, including the Church o
the Holy Spirit in New Yorl
City.
Gave Up q. s. Citizenship
Athenagoras bee came al
American citizen in 1899 ant
two days after Pearl Harbo
volunteered to serve with tn
Evening star., 1963-12-31

armed forces. He was rejected
because of age. He counted
President Truman as o per-
sonal friend and treasures an
autographed picture Of the
late President Kennedy.
In l948, Athenagoras was
elevated to the highest posi-
ton of his church as the Ortiz
odox Patriarch Of Constan-
tinople QstanbuD. Reluctantly
he gave up his United States
citizenship. Turkey, fearing
that some day a Russian patri-
arch might sit in Istanbul. in
sists that only a Turkish citi-
zen occupy the post.
Early each morning, Athen-
agoras Is at his desk on the
third floor of the patriarchate
a rundown, 80-year-old build
ing in the suburb Of Fener. He
lives simply in a two-room
suite, a bedroom and his Of
flee.
The patriarch is amazingly
active for his years. He is &
feet 2 inches tall and weighs
about 200 pounds. With his
long, white beard he resembles
q black-robed Santa Claus.
HE will see anybody who
calls upon him." says a secre-
tary.
More likely than not, he will
envelop his visitor in a giant
bear hug and plant a kiss on
the forehead. His aides, num-
bering about 80, say he Il
democratic with a fine sense
Of humor.
THE patriarch" a church
source says, has a high sense
of history. He sees that al
last the wounds inflicted or
both sides in the Great Schism
are beginning to heal. And he
sees himself as. one Of the at.
tending physicians"
Evening star., 1963-12-31
D. G. Man Found
Dead in His Car

Neal Lynch, 63, of 1927
Wisconsin avenue NV, was
found dead last night in his
car parked In a closed garage
near the home.
Police said a length of gar
den hose had been attached
from the exhaust pipe through
a window Of the car and led
into a plastic sheet over the
victims head.
Mr.. Lynch's wife Jean, an
interior decorator, found him
about 7::30 pm.
Mrs. Lynch said that when
she last saw him alive at noon
he was going to put plastic
over q door. Later that day,
she said. they had planned 10
go shopping for q new car.
Evening star., 1963-12-31
Jupun Weddings Up

TOKYO, Dec. 81 (AP). -
There was a marriage every "a
seconds in Japan in 1868, a
welfare ministry announcement
said. 1t gave the total as 926,-
200 couples. Deaths marked an
all time low. with 673.300, and
births - 1850, 800 - showed q
slight increase over 1862.
Evening star., 1963-12-31
Chou Visiting AIboniq,
Allyn Tough Red Line

can hosts. The communique
said:
The two parties have pro-
nounced themselves in favor Of
peaceful coexistence among
countries of different social
systems and for large interna-
tional cooperation based on
equality and mutual advan-
tage."
Doesn't Amplify
But In neither the commu-
nique nor the interview did Red
China's Premier explain how
the peaceful coexistance Pek-
Ing favors differs from the
peaceful coexistence advocated
by Soviet Premier KhruShchev
for which the Chinese have
attacked the Soviet Leader
increasingly.
In the interview. Mr.. Chou
declined to answer o question
about the Peking.Moco con-
flict or to explain why Red
China refused to sign the
limited nuclear test ban agree
ment.
He claimed his government
is working toward the realiza-
ton Of peaceful coexiStence
with all the countries Of the
world, including those Of the
Western camp"
I'VE are Of the opinion" he
said, that world war opposing
the Socialist Com munist)
camp and the imperalist (Capi-
talist) camp is not inevitable.
Evening star., 1963-12-31

1lrSJ IN the Garoen OF Geth-
semane on Saturday night,
January 4, and then in Beth
lehem January 6.
Another source said the Pope
would receive the Patriach on
Sunday night at the Apostolic
Delegation in Jerusalem and
would return the visit the next
day, going to the Orthodox
Patriarchate of Jerusalem.
A third source said Pope Paul
and Athenagoras would meet
first on the night Of January 5
IN the Apostolic Delegation in
Jerusalem and would pray to-
gether at Bethlehem the next
day.
Officials at the Vatican and
at the Patriarchate in Istanbul
(Censtantinople) declined to
comment on the report.
Meeting Is Official
The only official word was
the statement in Istanbul yes
terday that the Roman Catholic
ruler and the Orthodox spir-
itual leader would meet on the
Mount Of Olives. where Christ
prayed before His crucifixion.
A pope and Orthodox patri-
arch have not met since the
East-West schism of 1872. To-
day their churches have zoo
million members-550 million
Catholics and $50 million Or
thodox.
Athenagoras plans to fly to
the Holy Land Friday. Pope
Paul is flying there Saturday
Pope Paul is scheduled to
spend a period Of prayer Satur-
day night in the Garden oi
Gethsemane, where Christ suf-
fered his agony. The garden Il
at the foot Of the Mount OF
Olives.
Part Of the Garden OF
Gethsemane is in the care OF
Roman Catholic Franciscan
Evening star., 1963-12-31
Behun Described
As Still Pretty III'

DUBLIN, Ireland, Dec. 81
(AP) .-Brendan Behan was re-
ported fairly comfortable but
still pretty Ill" today.
The 40-year-old playwright
was found unconscious in O
Dublin street yesterday. Police
are trying to determine whether
he fell or was the victim Of a
hit-and-run driver.
He has pneumonia and head
injuries" q hospital spokesman
said. He is conscious and at
times very coherent"
Evening star., 1963-12-31
-AP wirephoto

FULL NAME-AthsnoseroS I.
CLAIM TO FAME-Potrioreh Of
Orthodox Chistionity, 10 meet
Pope Paul VI.
HoME-Fener, Turkey.
BlRTHDAY-lss6.
EDUCATION - Orthodox Semi
noTy.
JoBS-Formsr Orthodox Arch
bishop Of North end South
America.
Evening star., 1963-12-31

Many Washington ares
residents viii combine joyouI
anticipation with solemn pray
ers ct New Years Eve services
tonight In local churches.
At some churches parties viii
precede the worship. At others
members will gather In ths
sanctuary shortly before mid
night to welcome 1854 with
prayers and meditations.
A few churches have an.
nounced that New Years's DAY
services win be held.
Downtown Washington
churches holding New Year'I
Eve services include Mount
Vernon Place Methodist
Church, 900 Massachusetts
avenue NV, II o'clock; New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. 1918 New York avenue
NV, 1850 o'clock; Nationa
City Christian Church, Thomas
circle, IL o'clock; st. johns
IEpiScopal Church, Lafayetts
square. 1850 o'clock; Epiphany
Episcopal Church, 1917 G
street NV, 1880 o'clock, and
Foundry Methodist Church
Sixteenth and P streets NV.
IL o'clock.
Earliest Program
The earliest announced New
Years eve programs have beer
set for 1880 o'clock. Missouri
synod Lutheran churches
holding services ct this houl
include Ascension, 7420 Ard.
more road, Landover Hills
Nd; Our Savior. Glymount
road and Old Indian HeaC
road, Indian Head, Md; Oxor
Hill, 6565 Brinkley road, Oxor
Hill, Md: Redeemer. 3799 Eas'
West highway. Hyattsville
Nd; st. Andrews, 12247 Geor-
gia avenue, Silver Spring, Md.
Trinity, Bowie, Md; Trinity
Thirtieth street and Bunker
Hill road, Mount Rainier, Nd.
and st. Paul's, 1901 Leesburl
pike and Idylewood road. Fall
Church, Va.
At 8 o'clock Knox Presbyteri
an Church will present q pro.
gram including color slides oi
Palestine, q film, social houl
and devotional period led by
the Rev. Charles H. Ellis
minister Of the congregation, In
the church, Granville drive and
Sutherland road, Silver Spring
Md.
Navy Chaplain Hans E
Sandrock will conduct q service
at the same hour In Messiah
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Evening star., 1963-12-31
Joyous Anticipation, Solemn Prayers
To Mark New Years Eve Services

AT Fort Hunt road, Alexan-
dria, Va.
Missouri Synod Schedule
Missouri Synod Lutheran
churches holding services at
O'Clock are Bethlehem, Six
teenth and 7 streets Sc;
Christ, Sixteenth and Gallatine
streets NV; First. Trinity
Fourth and 3 streets NV;
Calvary. e545 Georgia avenue
Silver Spring; Holy Gross. q
Ridge road, Greenbelt, Nd;
Pilgrim, $500 Massachusetts
avenue, Bethesda, Nd;
Beacon Hill road and Oak
drive. Groveton, Va: Imman.
uel, 1901 Russell road, Alexan-
dris; Our Savior. Ninth and
South Taylor streets, Arlington
and st. Johns. Franeonia road
and st. Johns drive, Fran
coma, Va.
The New Years eve program
at First Baptist Church, Six.
teenth and o streets NV, viii
begin with Q smorgasboarc
dinner ct $3.50 O'Clock. Ar
organ recital will start at 1880
O'Clock. and the traditional
midnight service at IL O'Clock.
Calvary Baptist Church
Eighth and H streets NV, viii
start Its program ct 0 O'Clock
with refreshments set for 1890
O'Clock and the service at II
o'clock.
Other churches beginning
New Years eve programs at {
O'Clock include Grace Baptist
Church, Ninth street and
South Carolina avenue Sc.
with the worship at IL pm.
and Dulin Methodist Church
5l3 East Broad street, Falls
Church, Va.
Watch-Night Service
A watch-night service at
M e mortal Baptist Church
3455 North Glebe road, Ar
lington. will follow showing o.
q moving picture and q fellow
ship period with refreshments
beginning at 10 o'clock. The
Evening star., 1963-12-31

worship viii start at 1850
O'Clock.
Trinity Lutheran Church
Will hold q service at 10 O'Clock
in the church. Lexington Park,
Nd.
Members Of Brookland Bap-
tist Church. Sixteenth and
Monroe streets NE, viii gather
In the sanctuary at IL O'Clock
for the traditional vatch-night
service.
Twinbrook Baptist Church,
1901 Twinbrook parkway,
Rockville. Nd, viii have a
service at 1I:15 pm. Earlier
several families Of the congre-
cation will be hosts in their
homes at covered dish suppers
starting at 8 O'Clock.
First Baptist Church will
hold q worship for the incom-
ing year at 1880 O'Clock In the
church, 2e32 King street
Alexandria. 81.
New Years eve services will
be held at 11:45 o'clock in
Mount Olivet Lutheran
Church. 1906 Vermont avenue
NV, and at midnight in Peace
Lutheran Church. Forty-ninth
street and Ames place NV.
New Years Day Rites
Among the New Years Day
Evening star., 1963-12-31

fathers. while in the Grotto Of
the Nativity the main altar is
reserved to Orthodox priests.
Catholics have the Altar Of the
Manger. six PAGES away.
Both in General Area
Both the apostolic delesa-
ton, where Pope Paul will
reside during his pilgrimage,
and the Orthodox Patriarchate
Of Jerusalem are in the Mount
of Olives area.
Vatican press officials dis
closed yesterday that Athena
goras had suggested to the
Pope that he call for q world
conference Of Orthodox, Catho-
lie, Protestant and Anglican
church leaders TO discuss how
to protect the church and the
peace and freedom of the
world, threatened by q common
enemy. atheism and tyranny"
In London. a spokesman for
the Archbishop Of Canterbury
said If he received such an
invitation, 1T would be serious
ly considered" The archbishop,
DR.. Michael Ramsey, is primate
Of the Anglican Church.
NAZARETH, Israel, Dec. 81
(AP Nearly 200 potential
troublemakerS will be taken
into protective custody in
Nazareth tomorrow and held
until after the end Of Pope
Pauls visit, authoritative
sources reported today.
When the Pope arrives
Sunday, policemen will be
posted every 8 feet along the
route Of the motorcade from
the triumphal arch at the
towns entrance to the Church
of the Annunciation.
Evening star., 1963-12-31
- |. Religious News
TwoMeetings Of Pope,
Patriarch Are Forecast
THE EVENING STAR
Wsskisstos, b. {.
TBesSoy, December 81, 1858

VATICAN CITY. Dec 81 CAP)-UnofcaI Vatican sources
said today that Pope Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoas
Constantnope will meet twice in the Holy Land The
could not Just when and where meetings will
be held.
said meetings would be largely devoted to prayer
Evening star., 1963-12-31

New Years Day Rites
/ Among the New Years Day
services listed are Ascension
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
Bald YuI May Be.
But He Hos Hair

HOLLYWOOD (AP)Yul
Brynner is getting fed up
with all the stories about his
bald noggin. He really has
hair.
With tongue slightly in
cheek. Brynner blames his
bald pate on Humphrey Bo-
CART.
II was q struggling young
actor and Tv director and I
met Bogart and asked him
how one becomes a movie
star.
"'In our business" Bryn-
ner quotes Boyle. you've
got to be forceful and aggres-
sive. In q word, you've got to
be bold"
Recalls Brynner: II didn't
know the language very well
then. ] thought he said bald"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14
LOCAL DRAMA GROUPS
Two Musicals Added
ToSummer Show Fare

headed by D. Kent Baltha-
Ear. Kate Hamburger, James
c. Brincefield, jr., Alec
Healy, Emily Michaud and
Susan Swope. EARL H. Mix
kel, IT., is directing.
WINNERS - Mclean
Greenroom Players. readying
Jean Cocteau's "Orphee" for
staging later this month. have
come up with q cast COM
posed almost entirely of act
ing award winners. William
Whitman, playing the title
role, won American Univer-
sity's 1868 best actor award.
Dawn Didiwick, playing Fury
dice, won this years best sup
porting actress award at AU.
Marcia Greenspan, winner Of
the best actress award at AU
this year, Is playing Death.
Robert Pine is q past winner
Of the AU award and Michael
OBrien won Mclean High
Schools best actor award this
past season. The non-winner
in the company is Wally
Steblez, who has the ample
excuse that he is acting for
the first time in "Orphee."
The Cocteau plays director,
Warren Bass, can speak to all
of these people with author
ity since he's In the winners
circle, too. He has directed
all of the Greenroom Players
productions for the past three
years, including two which
won best play awards in
the annual One-Act Play
Tournament.
"Orphee" viii be staged on
July rs and az and August
2 and 8 at the Mclean CVaO
Art Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-14

You can add two more IT,
ties to the list Of summer
musical shows being offered
Washington theatergoers -
Gypsy" and annie Get
Your Cum" They are being
stagsd back-to-back as a
summer jubilee season by the
American Light Opera Co.,
both at Ire essTT-conditioned
Gallaudet Theater. Florida
avenue and Eighth street NE.
Gypsy" viii open on
Thursday, July rs. to run
through August 10. "Annie"
win follow on August Is and
run through Labor Day.
Three backstage associates
new to ALOC are staging
Gypsy" 1t is being directed
by Arch Lustberg, for 10
years an instructor in Cath
ole University's speech and
drama department and most
recently involved in the home
town satirical night club re-
vue, The UniQuecorns.
The new ALoC choreogra-
pher Is Gloria Contreras, who
started her career with the
Royal Winnipeg Ballet and
has kept busy with q wide
variety Of choreographic
chores since. She win stage
the dance for both Gypsy"
and Annie Get Your Gun"
David Reckwitt. who made
his first appearance with the
group in its recent South Pa
cific," viii be vocal director
for Gypsy" Charlotte Dix
on, whose first ALOC role
was Bloody Mary IN this same
South Pacific" win have the
stellar role In the musical
based on Gypsy Rose Lees
early life and times.
NEWCOMER - Another
new acting company, Thea
ter-at-Large, formed by grad
yates and undergraduates at
Georgetown University.
makes its bow this week. Its
first play viii be Tennessee
williams "a Streetcar Named
Desire" which viii open on
Thursday night and be staged
Thursdays through Sundays
for three weeks, through Au-
gust 4. ALI performances viii
be at $3.50 pm. at the Mar
ket Playhouse, 1889 Thirty
first street NV. Cast Of the
Georgetown "Streetcar" is
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
MAN SHOT BY
COMMON LAW Wife

Police Sunday night jailed As
year-old Phoenix woman after
she allegedly shot a man she de-
scribed as her former common
law husband four times during
party at her home.
Booked for investigation of
assault with a deadly weapon
was Melvena Stribling of $50 S.
Ninth Ave.
The victim, Edd Barrs Jr.,
43, of 1915 1/2 W. Grant, was
listed in serious condition at
Veterans Administration Hos
pital, suffering bullet wounds In
both hips. the abdomen and right
thigh.
Police said the shooting erup-
ted from an argument during a
dominoes party attended by eight
or more persons at the Stribling
woman's home.
They said the woman told them
that Barrs threatened her with a
pocket knife, and she then got
the gun from a bedroom.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
NAACP SETS UP
EVERS SCHOOL FUND

NEW YORK Bishop Stephen
G. Spottswood, board chairman
Of the National Association for
the Advancement Of Colored Peo-
pie. announced on June l3 the
establishment Of the NAACP-
Evers Scholarship Fund.
A sum of $4,000 Is being
sought in public contributions to
assure higher education for the
slain Mississippi NAACP lead
er's three children: Darrell X,
10; Reena Denise. 8: and James
Van Dyke, 8. Contributions to this
fund may be sent to the NAACP,
20 West 10th Stree, New York; l8,
NY.
"Medgar Evers gave his life
that his children and all children
might enjoy full freedom in their
native land. The extent to which
they will be enabled to enjoy
that freedom and contribute to the
general welfare of our country
will be largely determined by the
quality and amount Of education
they are able to secure. This
NAACP fund.-" he said. "is to
provide the means for three
children tragically deprived Of
their fathers loving guidance
and earning capacity"
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
ZIP CODE
TO SPEED MAIL

Phoenix got Zip Code identi-
fication number today in nation
wide program to speed mail de-
livery.
The number is $50
Postmaster w. J. Mason said
every city and town in the country
will have a code number when the
program goes into operation July
|.
Here is how an envelope will
look when properly addressed:
Joe Doak
3l6 E. Desert Park Lane
Phoenix, Ariz., 5000.
Appended to the No. $50 is the
zone number lin this case 20).
Zip Code will help mail handlers
speed the routing of letters at
point of origin, just as zone num-
bers aid local handlers in proper
ly routing the mail upon arrival
in Phoenix.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
BIRAcLAL COMMITTEE NAMED

DURHAM, N. C. Through the
efforts of biracial committee
chosen only Is days ago, Mayor
Wense Graham, announces that
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28
MOBILE SCHOOL
MUST INTEGRATE

MOBILE, ALA a federal
district Judge ordered the Mobile
County school board to begin
desegregation by the first of
the l964-65 school year.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

all of the citys hotels and mo-
tells and most of the restaurants
have agreed to voluntary desc
gregation for patrons.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

In the good old summertime little girls
Fairgrounds
The Culver sisters. Loretta Teresa, prepare
ring Sheraton Park Primary
School, 4615 S. 22 St.
Second photo shows playground director Jim Billion engrossed
a checkers game with Bobbie Hall, 10.
His brothers Tommy Charles. hbtzng. Their
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Hall, 1884 Tamarisk
Mr. Billion said the playground small children grade
four. Hours MonWed prn; and
pm.
Arizona tribune., 1963-06-28

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steering, power brakes. electric
window llfts.t power seats and
tlon. Low mileage local car.
1853 FORD PICKUP S 90
1909. VAN BUREN,
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