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by the President of the Santa Fe

81 semi-lightweight mail and baggage
cars.
Increasing our microwave communica-
tons system to 2O64 route miles.
Experimenting with new and more eff
cient freight cars such as compartment
allied cars for automobile parts.
Advancing our piggy back operations to
include joint rail-truck rates.
And we haven't been standing still up
until now. We've invested over billion
dollars in progress since World War II.
For example:
The new cutoff line into Dallas.
Major line relocations in Arizona.
. Equipped 1850 new freight cars with
"Shock CONTROL devices for damage
free shipment of fragile freight. More
OF these cars are on Order.)
Equipped 7745 freight cars with roller
bearings.
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Pope Trips Mounting
Throne, but Is Unhurt

NAl1CAN VI N1d' 40
(AP). - Pope John XIII
tripped and fell today as he
was mounting his throne for
a series Of audiences. He was
unhurt.
The 81 year old Roman
Catholic Pontiff slipped on the
seventh step of the eight-step
throne. He fell somewhat to
one side, breaking his fall by
thrusting out his hands.
AS the Pope landed on the
top step OF the throne, he
rolled over on his back. Aides
helped him to his feet as priests
In the audience room Of Glenn
entine Hail cheered. The Pope
proceeded with the audience
as II nothing had happened.
Officials said the fall was an
accident and had nothing to
do with his physical condition.
The Pope was seriously Ill last
November with a stomach dis
order and anemia. But his ply
sicians gave him q routine
checkup last week end and
found his condition good.
The first audience was for
members Of the Pontifical In
stitute Of Foreign Missionaries.
The Pope was given q model
of a seminary being built on
farm land that once belonged
To his family in the North Ital-
ian village Of Soto II Monte.
The house in which the Pope
grew up Is to be made into a
museum.
American Nuns Received
Later the Pope held an audi
ence for q group Of American
nuns from the Sisters Of Char
ity Of st. Joseph, founded by
Blessed Elizabeth Ann Bayley
Seton, who was beatified yes
terday. The audience was at
tended by Francis Cardinal
Suellman, Archbishop Of New
York; Joseph Elmer Cardinal
Ritter. Archbishop of st. Louis,
Mo. and Archbishop Lawrence
]. Sheehan Of Baltimore. Md.
Mother Seton has become the
first native-born American
beatified by the Roman Cath
ole Church, bringing her to the
doorstep of sainthood.
Watching the joyous cere-
mony in st. Peters Basilica
yesterday was Anne Therese
ONeill, IS, Of Baltimore, whose
cure from leukemia was at
tributed to the miraculous in
tercession Of the 18th century
nun.
The Maryland teen-ager, who
snapped the climax Of the
morning rites with a tiny
camera, finished her day by
kissing the ring Of the Pope,
who came later in the evening
for the first public veneration
of Mother Seton.
Expresses Satisfaction
elizabeth Seton is the first
officially recognized flower Of
sanctity which the United
States Of America offers to the
world" the Pontiff told the
5000 persons ct the twilight
service.
1T is q source Of satisfaction
70 us to pay such q tribute to
that Industrious nation, as an
augury for further advance in
spiritual progress for the
first time there has appeared
in glory above the altar of the
chair Of st. Peter a heroine Of
the United States Of America.
Cardinal Spellman translated
the Pope's Italian words
into English as the Pope |
paused after every few para
graphs.
Cardinal Spellman also ca
bled his archdiocese that a
lady chapel honoring Mother
Seton will be built near the
site of her onetime home, across
from New York City's Battery |
Park. It will be added to the
Church Of Our Lady Of the
Rosary.
Called Blessed"
According 70 custom. the |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-18
Korea Awaits
U. 5. Reaction
On Junfa Plan

SEOUL. Korea, Mar. 10 (AP)
Official United States silence
on Gen. Chung Hee Parks bid
to prolong military rule In
South Korea was viewed here
today as indicating disapproval
of the junta action.
Korean officials visited news
agency offices throughout yes
terday asking II Washington
had made any comment on
Gen. Parks call for a referen-
dunn on his plan and his ban
on all political activity in the
meantime.
Gen. Park. the junta chief.
wants the referendum to de-
eide whether his regime should
be extended four years or
should give way TO a civilian
administration which he had
promised would be set up this
summer.
Some Koreans believed
Washington was remaining ST.
lent to show its disapproval,
and an anti-American note be-
gan creeping into public dis
cussion.
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Can't Ignore U. S. Aid

Two newspapers said foreign
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him 10 the plot. A United
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case.
Gen. Parks regime has as
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Gen. Park said he has closed
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again 10 avert impending chaos
and perhaps another revolu-
ton. Political activity at this
time. he said. might hinder
proper judgment Of the people"
In the referendum.
No Date for Referendum
Gen. Park set no date for
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Called BLESSED"

According TO custom, the
Pope did not attend the two
hour Qualification ceremony in
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Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

Heights, and j. n. Paw Jr., Pt.
,. Aynor and Fred M. Ray,
Charleston Heights: three
daughters, Mrs. John Evelyn
3eaton. Ft. Pleasant. N. T..
Mrs. Lester (Pauline) Cook.
lancaster, Mrs. j. A. (iilda)
Johnson, Charleston Heights:
NO brother, Mace Ray, RI. ..
Aynor. the Rev. Roy Ray.
,onway; twin sisters, MrS.
.ettie K. Roberts, and Mrs. u.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

Lee and the Eev. Trulucl;
johnson officiated at the fun
eral.
Mrs. Ray was born I'M the
Zoan section of Horny County,
4 daughter OF the late Hopkin:
and Bethsheba johnson RAY
She WAS member of IN
Happy Home Baptist Church
Surviving besides the hus
band are: three sons, Huger
(Gene) Ray, harlesto
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

were served by Mrs. Roger
carp and Mrs. Marion Baxter
who chaperoned. The M. Y. F.
gave Ann an engraved silver
M. Y. F. charm.
The Fourth of July is also
the birthday Of the Philippines.
The United States. which cele-
brates its own independence
on that day, granted independ-
ence TO the Philippines on July
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26
Mrs. ida Raw

Mrs. Ida Ray, 73. wife of j
Oozier Ray, of the Happy
Home section of Horny County
was buried Monday at 3 %. m
She died Saturday morning a,
her home following n long ill.,
ness.
Mrs. Ray was buried i'm the
Happy Home Baptist Church
Cemetery. The Rev. Roland
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

You can make cupcakes with
just six ingredients when you
use enriched self-rising flour,
the flour with leavening and
salt already added. Cream 1-2
cup shortening and cup
sugar until light and fluffy.
Beat in , eggs. one at a time.
Add , cups sifted enriched
Sclf-riSing flour alternately
with cup milk and | tea
spoon vanilla extract. Pour
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

into paper-ilned baking cups.
Bake in moderate oven $3.50
degrees F.) 25 to 80 minutes
or until cake tester inserted in
center comes out clean. When
cool spread with a favored
butter cream frosting or split.
then fill and top with whipped
cream and sweetened fresh
Strawberries. Makes l8 cup
cakes.
WaffleS for dessert? M-m-m,
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

yes, Serve with a topping
made by heating a can of blue
berry pie filling and stirring in
a dash OF cinnamon. Spoon
over hot buttered waffleS and
top with whipped cream. It's
really good - and so easy and
quick when the waffleS are
made with enriched Self-ris-
ing flour.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26
NJ. Y. r. PARTY

The Methodist Youth Eel
lowship gave a going away
party for Ann Layfield Friday
night, June ~, in the East
Tabor Community Clubhouse.
After dancing, refreshments
Tabor City tribune., 1963-06-26

ID. Phipps, both of Bayboro, /
and 23 grandchildren.
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Merlin Rubin, lac,
Observes Fifth Year

nishings. Suzanne Wofford,
manager of the home services
department Of the Potomac
Electric Power Co., will sur
vey what's to come In the
fields Of appliances, textiles
and gadgetS.
Joan Dunno, assistant home
service director Of the Wash
ington Gas Light Co., will
moderate the question period.
The program was developed
by the Home Economists In
Business, a branch Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia Home Eco
nomics Association.
Admission Is free: Tickets
will be- available beginning
Monday; October %, at the
reception desk In. the Ma
tional Housing Center, 1925 L
street NV. No mail requests
viii be honored.
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Center to Present
Homemoking ToIks

A two-hour evening program
on undermining Your Home
making Ideas" will be pre-
senter November IL, Is and
Il at the National Housing
Center.
A pilot project Of the Amer
lean Home Economies Asso-
citation and the National As
sociation Of Home Builders,
the course consists Of lectures
and a queStion-answer period
beginning at 8 pm.
DR.. Dorothy Lyle, director
Of consumer relations for the
National Institute Of Dryclean-
ing, will advise women on
correct maintenance Of the
various textiles used in the
home.
Mrs. Jan Lloyd, consulting
home economist, will speak
on "How to Add and Sub
tract" among household fur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
Decorating
Tip

Variety Of color or pattern
in floor often provides an ef-
fective definition for various
activities In the home.
The $50 different colorS and
endless variety Of sizes,
shapes and textures Of ceram-
ic tile make this lifelasting,
waterproof material ideal for
deciding rooms.
Using this method instead
Of actual partitions is espe-
cially desirable in small
homes. A feeling Of spacious
ness is achieved without sac
rificing identity.
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can be acted upon within "a
hours In most cases, Mr..
Childs said.
The Office win convert its
operations to the new system
as soon as FLA officials and
staff members have briefed
area lenders, builders and
brokers On the details.
Merlin Rubin, IneY
Observes Fifth Year
Martin Rubin, Inc, is cele-
brating its fifth year in the
Washington area this month.
Located on Indian Head high
way in Accokeek, Nd, the
firm is engaged in building,
remodeling and real estate.
Martin Rubin is president;
Frank Neuman broker, and
VeIma FlewelIing heads the
sales staff.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19

Catholic University, has been
a practicing architect here for
seven years. Marvin ]. Can
tor received degrees from the
University Of Illinois and Co
lumbia University and has
practiced here for six years.
FHA Speeds Processing
OF Credit Applications
A speedier FLA system for
processing home buyer credit
applications is being put into
effect at the District insuring
office.
c. E. Childs, jr., director of
the local office, said several
FILA offices have tested the
system with impressive re-
suits. Applications viii be
proceSsed by the mortgage
credit section, rather than by
several sections. Thus they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-19
August Contracts
Rise 81 Per Cent Here

August contracts for future
building increased "a per cent
above the level of a year
earlier in the Metropolitan
Washington Area, according
to the F. W. Dodge Corp.
Total dollar volume Of the
contracts was $85, 9S6, 900. Non
residential building made up
$S9, 81, 900 of the total, up 104
per cent compared with Au-
gust, 1862. Residential con-
tracts were up 70 per cent to
$46, las, 900.
For the first eight months,
contracts were $599, 8O8, 900,
showing q II per cent rise
from the corresponding period
in 1862.
GitIin contoF Moves
To New Quarters >
Gitlin Cantor Associates has
moved its architectural offices
to 1850 M street NV.
The 4-year-old firm has
grown to an eight-man office
with SIS million in construc-
ton to its credit either in
progress or awaiting building
permits.
Elliott Gltlin, a graduate; Of
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COMMITTEES Of Stainless Steel
Producers and the Aluminium
Association.
Massachusetts, Firm
Opening D. c. Office
; The Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Co. will open
a regional mortgage loan and
real estate headquarters Mon
day at 1929 K street NV.
The Office will handle com.
mercial financing in the Dis
trict, Maryland, Virginia,
North Carolina, Pennsylvania
and Southern New Jersey.
Robert G. Osborne has been
named regional supervisor,
assisted by Robert E. Laush-
way. ~
Shannon & Luchs repre-
sents Massachusetts Mutual
as correspondent for the
Washington area.
Topping off" Day Held
At Southeast Project
Topping off, day was
marked recently at the Ken
lucky Court Apartments, a
low-coSt housing project soon
to be ready for occupancy in
Southeast Washington.
Final truSSeS were set in
place by a huge derrick, be-
fore, an audience consisting
of Edward Aronov, assistant
executive director Of the Ma
tional Capital Housing Au-
thority; Joseph HOban, NCHA
deputy director Of project de-
velOpment, and DenEeI Coins,
construction superintendent
for HRH Washington, Inc,
the builders.
The project contains 16S
apartments, Of which 11S one
bedroom units are designed
especially for the elderly. For
example, bathtubs have
safety grips and doorways
are extra wide to accom-
mOdate wheelchairs. There
will be a geriatrics room for
medical treatment.