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Evening star., 1953-06-02
Roms Sign Guard

HOUSTON, June 2 P.-
Frank James, University of
Houston guard, has signed a
one-year contract with the Los
Angeles Rams. James, a 2l8-
pound product of Franklin, Tex,
made the Missouri Valley ALL
Conference team the past two
seasons.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
ROseerott Schedules
Another Pace Special
After Upsets in VoIo

Grant Hodgins' Prince Adios,
Canada's champion, and r. L.
Craig's Wilmington Star upset the
dope in winning their respective
divisions of the Henry Volo Free
for-All Pace last night at Rose
croft Raceway. But conditions
were far from normal and their
highly touted rivals will get a
return shot at them in a spe-
cial $4,000 pace Friday, June
IL. at the same track.
William E. Miller, RoSecroft
president and an old hand at
driving. hastily scheduled the
added stake Immediately after
last nights final race. He in
vited the owners of the first
five f1niShers in each division to
participate. and all accepted.
The field for the added at
traction will include, in addition
to the winners, Chuck Volo, Hi
Los Forbes, True Kitty, Ado
Able. Irish Hal, Ferman Han
over. Meadow Rice and White
Mountain Boy.
Fog Obscures View.
Prince Adios and Wilmiugton's
Star ran good races and de-
served to win, but it would have
been more convincing if the
track had been fast and the
weather clear. Officially, the
racing strip was only good. A
dense fog also obscured the view
Of the 9,342 fans present. The
visibility got so bad in the last
race the chart-caller had to skip
a couple of calls and wait for
the horses to come back IN view.
Both Wilmington's Star, driv-
en- by Bill Fleming. and Prince
Adios. piloted by Clint Hodgins.
staged brisk rallies to win. The
former, a well-placed third most
of the way, moved up to second
on the last turn and tore through
the stretch to whip Chuck Volo
by a head. The latter finished
another head in front of the fav-
ored Hi-Lo'S Forbes.
Solicitors Sulky broke a wheel
at the second turn in this, the
sixth race on the program, and
did not finish.
Del Miller, who flew here from
Buffalo to pilot Meadow Rice in
the second division. or seventh
race. could have saved his time.
Backed down to 4 to S, Meadow
Rice found the strip decidedly un-
suited to his style and faded from
an early lead to a soundly beaten
fourth.
Canadian Closes Fast.
Prince Adios, 1852 horse of
the year" in Canadian trotting
circles, parked out" most of the
mile trip. coasting along in
fourth place. He came off the
last turn with a rush to score
over the highly regarded Irish
Hal-second choice in betting
by more than a length. Irish Hal,
driven by Henry Clukey, had
similar margin over Ferman
Hanover. Meadow Rice was al
most four lengths farther back.
Wilmington's Star paced the
mile in 2:07 and returned $12,
$500 and 1920. Prince Adios
was timed in 2:051s. good for
the slow track. and paid $15.40,
$500 and $3.50.
Tonight is Ladies Night" at
Rosecroft, with all women ad-
mitted free except for payment
Of the tax.
Great Sandy, a winner under
Joe Hylan's handling last Thurs
day. will try for his second
straight win in the featured
seventh race. Snow Mite, another
recent winner with Hank Lowden
at the reins. and Olin Davis
Berry York are expected to furn-
tSh the competition.
Last nights wagering totaled
$403,037. This is $4,000 under
the tracks all-time one-night
handle established last year.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Puerto Ricun Pirute

Carlos Bernier. speedy out.
fielder for the Pirates. makes his
home in Mayaguez, Puerto Rico.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Billy Direct
Selections
(For Tonight.)

(For Tonight.)
Hopeful Rosecroft, Mickey
Diamond, Homestretch Flare.
2-Mighty Gwen, Power Way,
Stoneridge Ensign.
Gard Trick, E. D. Hawk, Ex-
pendable.
4-Prince Darnley, Betz. Thorn
ton Hanover.
5-PRUDENCE HY, Green
Mountain Boy, True Peggy.
6-Parma Hanover, Saunders
Hanover, Frisco Pointer.
7-Great Sandy, Intangible,
Maxine's Kitty.
8-Duke Azoff, Princess Betty G.,
Hell Hague.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

EIGHTH .RACE-Purse, 5000: pace &C
classified. I mile.
3. Princess Betty G. Cd. Johnson) 81
,. Hell Hague 81. Amato) - 7-2
4. Duke Azoff wv. Wathen) - 5-l
l True Dust ID. Legum) 81
3. Theo A. Nick o. Sommerville) 6-l
Z. Wee Willie Wrinkle q. Turl gton) 81
6. Jackie Castle u. Spencer) - 10-1
g. Kateri (P. Russo) ------12-1
Best bet-Mighty Gwen.
Best ongshot-Roadmaster in the 9Th.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Totals RIA los 100
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Rosecroft Graded Handicap

'OST TIME, 8:15 PM.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

A-20 THE EVENING STAR
p" Washington, D. C.
TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1883
, 1953-07-27

Professional Model Tommie
Aendler believes that 3 models
most important asset can be good
teeth. "We're called upon so often
10 turn on q dazzling SMILE" she
says, THAT dental care Is always
foremost Ii my mind" Tommie
believes wise models should carry
tooth brush and paste 90 part Of
their makeup kit. "0ften," she
explains, tive must 90 on assign.
sasnts directly after lunch-and
itSs Just Go important 10 make up
our teeth before photographs are
taken 60 70 10 70 use facial cos.
mstics.n Also, she points out, II
= usually necessary for models to
work close 70 photographers and
, 1953-07-27

others posing them, and it's i'm.
portant that their breath should
not offend.
As q tip to men, she cautions
that some who would not think Of
dating without q clean shave.
shined shoes, and pressed suit.
sometimes forget the condition Of
their teeth Is even more notice.
able. And the tip is applicable to
some girls, too, she believes.
Bristol-Myers Company produces
an .anti.cavity, anti-odor thcra.
peutic tooth paste, Ipana AiCd
which contains an ammoniated insl
gredlent to reduce tooth decay and
chlorophyll to Sweeten the breath.i
, 1953-07-27
Shippin News

The SIS. EAGLE" is sche-
duled to sail from New Or
leans July 18th Mobile July
18th and is due at Frederik
s+ed July 9th via Jamaica
Haiti and st. Thomas, accept
, 1953-07-27
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Division of Personnel announces the establishment
f an eligible list for the following class:
COOK II

COOK H. Salary Range $3.50 $126o per annum0 Duties
involves the performance Of supervisory and cooking duties
in directing large scale general duty cooking and food service
activities in an institution kchen or large school lunchroom.
Desirable experience and raining include experience in
cooking a variety Of foods on a large scale and completion OF
elementary school,
Applications must be made on the official form which
may be obtained from the ranch Office of the Division of Per-
sonnet in Christiansted and should be postmarked by mid
night of August 5, 1858.
Ullmonf L. james
Director Of Personnel
, 1953-07-27

ing freight for Dominica
Martinique, Barbados, Trim
dad Georgetown, Paramaribo
ALcoA STEAMSHIP CO. Inc
Rob't L. Merwin & Co. lac.
Agents
, 1953-07-27

on the Job, doing their share day in and day out. Whatever
honor we bestow on them viii be fully deserved.
, 1953-07-27

MORE THAN WORDS

NnOH- A11AS WoAuDD 4s@ 5@@ME#l
H ADDITION OF two, more names to those who
have completed long years of service. in responsible position
gives further credence to our suggestion that the legislature
should set aside I. day in which to ddoahonor to- these public
servants. Administrative Assistant Albert Fabio and Sergeant
Egbert Thomas Of the Police Force are the two whose ser
vices range over a period of at least SO years.
IT WAS A MOST fitting tribute from Governor de Cas-
tro that public recognition should be made of Mr.. Fabios
excellent service thmHg1K e years. Beginning al time when
Tie head 81 lhes DIX government was a Navy off,
Gel asualR caplAnM Eabo began service with the local
government
WITH THOSE beginnings in the early days, Mr. Fabto
had an opportunity to see many officials come and go, to
learn the internal workings Of the local government from the
ground up, and to know, first hand, the countless details
which go to make successful administration. There is no
doubt that he has proved Of inestinable value to- many off
Gals upon whose shoulders rested the burden Of efficient
administration.
IT is INDEED unfortunate that the appreciation which
the government expresses for this faithful public servant can
be expressed only in fine words. We imagine that while there
is more to life than money, a most appropriate expression
of appreciation could have been made in an increased salary,
or higher pensions, announced at a time when its appro-
priateness would be a: its height.
HI H official whose duties run through many,
many years is Sergeant Thomas. He has seen directors come
and go, but has kept steadily on the job, seeing that his re-
sponsibilities for the proper functioning Of the Force met
every standard.
WE REPEAT that the legislature take out a little time,
talk the situation over, and come up with some sort Of pro-
gram which would do credit to these public officials, and the
public as whole. With natives flying off to the mainland in
large numbers, the temptation must have arisen more than
only to pack up and leave. YET, many Of our officials stayed
, 1953-07-27

sIRsnov~
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uNIrS
, 1953-07-27

Ullmonf 1. James
Director of Personnel
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-27

Gloria Elijah and Charles McIn-
tosh. Anita sayles. Martin We'd
dington. Lillian and Sandra Balen.
ger, Carol Dawson. Jean Ban
narn, Charles Pumpkin HEX
man. Transportation was provid-
ed by Mr.. and Mrs, N. Light. Mr.,
George Brooks, Jr. and Mrs. An
thony MazingO.
Coffee sip; The State Ma
A.cP. win hold . coffee sip St
the residence OF Mrs. BarneIi
Breedlovs, 622 Fremont ave. ~.
on Sunday, March 1 from 3 TO Z
p. m. All members and friends are
urged TO be present.
Returns To Hospital; Mr.. VII
liam Hanna, $40 N. Western ave,
who returned to 81. Joseph hos
pital Ia In fair condition.
CredJAfAwn Social Cubs The
credjafawn Social club met We'd
nesday evening, Feb, 10, at Dining
Car Local 6i0 club rooms with
Mines. Bernice Duke, NirolA Few
and DeVauRhnia Scott A. cO-hOst-
esses. The club win 20 out to
Crispus Attacks Home to enter
tain the residents on Sunday,
March 1,
Gospel ChOraI UnIOni The Cos
pei Choral Union held their reg
ular business meeting, Tuesday,
Feb. ~, at the home OF Mrs.
Violstta Walker. 5i2 II ave. s.,
with n very good attendance.
Buffet supPeri The home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Alexander.
3S32 Fifth ave. s.. was the scene
OF a beautifully appointed buffet
supper party on Saturday, Feb,
n. In spite OF the Indictment
weather the spirit OF the guests
was not dampened. The rumpus
room and the upstairs apartment
that IL the handiwork OF Mr.,
Alexander was admired by all
and especially the rIImpus room
where most OF the men spent the
entire evening, Cards were played.
Guests present were Messrs. and
Mines. George w. Nixon, o. b,
williams, II. s. Brown. Richard
Stokes, ST., Ollye Gum. Frank
Terry, warnel Rhodes, Charles
Noble, NJ. X. Mcknight, Lafayette
Fields, and David r. Francis; the
Mines Clarence Anderson, Carrie
Neal. Burie Carmichael, Palmer
jackson and Jessie Shepard.
Leaves For California; Mrs.
Thresa Warren. 500 Fremon
ave. NJ. viii leave for Los Angeles,
Calf. TO be with her sister. Mrs.
Ida Mae Collins, on March 2.
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Additional Social and
Personal News
Minneapolis

A.RG, Club; The AB.G. club
Of Sc, Peters A.M.E, church met
Sunday, Feb, ~, at IN home OF
Mrs, Kenneth judy. ST20 Fifth
ave. 3, Election OF officers was
held. Rev, NJ, l.. Simmons, pastor
Of 81, Peters A.M.E, church was
the guest and conducted the cleo.
ton, Officers elected were
Esther Dean, president. nmmA.
leah RicsS, vice president; Kath-
erine Mitchell, secretary; ArviIlA
Tate, corresponding SECRETARY: Ms.
sic Leonard, chaplain: 2ola WI.
hama. sergeant At arms Jose.
phlne Ewing was elected trSaaur.
er taking over tho duties held by
Leila Thornton for five years,
MI Mira Cecilia Patterson. 800
Bryant ave. N, who has been IN
for the past month IL still con-
tlheu 10 hef nome,
New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs, T'y-
Ter Howell, Jr., 3S22 Oakland ave,
are receiving congratulations on
the birth OF a son, born Feb. 10.
at Mt. Sinai Hospital and weighed
eight pounds and one ounce, Ty-
Ter Jerome IN the name the Tylera
have chosen for the new arrival,
Mr., J. NJ. Marine OF Biloxi. Miss.
IL the maternal grandfather and
the paternAl grandparents are
Mr., and Mira. Tyler Howell sr
Remembered On birthdays Mru,
Gertrude Smith. tOts Fourth ave,
\, had many callers on her birth.
day, Feb. II. and received . mum.
Der Of gifts from friends who new
or forget the day
Rack Hounei Mr., and Mrs. n. y,
Underwood, Ss3S Third ave, =, ar
rived home "wednesday, Fob, 20.
after a trip 10 Los Angeles
and Pasadena, Calf, where they
visited relatives and friends.
Marriage LICENSE Application I
Application for \ marriage license
has been made by Mr.. Samuel
Stewart, b27 Emerson ave, NJ.
and Miss Eddy DondellnEcr. 2b2S
Firth ave 3.
Friday Night QUIT The Friday
Night Out Club will meet at the
home Of Mrs, AlonEo Lee. 2028
bloomington ave, Friday. Feb. ~,
Naomi Circles Naomi Circle Of
Zion Baptist church met at the
home OF Mrs, Margaret Alien, 3s2i
Third ave, s.. on Wednesday. Feb.
20.
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL.

New Club Organized: A new
club that met with Mrs. Anne
Warricks Jan. %, and Mrs. Norma
Jones on Feb. 9. met again Thurs
day, Feb. 10. at the home Of Mrs.
Edith Green, 7o2 Carroll ave. At
this meeting the name, Cordettes,
was chosen. The next meeting will
be held on March 9, at the home
Of Mrs. Marian sayIes, 75s St.
Anthony ave-. a. hostess.
EntertAlRs PinOchle Club: Mrs.
Maurice orman. 7s3 st. Anthony
ave, was hostess 70 the Break
fast Pinochle club on Saturday,
Feb. n. Guests Of the club were
Mines. Ida Bell Covington, Anna
Smith. o. c. Drixzle and James
Kirk. Prizes were won by Mrs.
Lula King. first; Mrs. Elizabeth
Chiles, second and Mrs. John c.
Few. third. The next regular meet
ing Of the club will be held
March 7. at the home OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Chiles, 97s st. Anthony
ave.
Sad Mission: Mr.. James L.
Rowland, 514 Fuller ave, went
TO Kansas city. Mo. because Of
the death OF his mother, Mrs.
Matilda Rowland, returned home
Feb. 10.
Out OF Town Visitors: Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Thomas Of Chicago,
NJ. were In the city visiting with
their sister. Mrs. Archie Ander-
son, $50 Rondo ave-. and brother
and Sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmerit Jones, 1921 Rondo ave.
They also visited with Mr.. N. A.
Evans, 97S IglehArt ave-, who IL
recovering from injuries received
In q recent automobile accident.
WOmens Council: The 81. Paul
Womens Council OF the Halle Q.
Brown community house viii meet
Monday, March 2, at the settle
ment house. All members and
friends are urged to be present.
DFaftees Entertained; The May
ors Armed Forces Service COM
mittee entertained one OF the
largest group Of draftees TO leave
81. Paul Tuesday. Feb. "a, at
6:l5 a. m. A special program Of
entertainment featuring the st.
Paul Winter Carnival royalty, q
group Of singers and an orchestra
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1953-02-27


sad alaaloni Mrs, Louise So,
ward, 2eii 18th Ave, So, received
sad news that her aunt, Mrs,
Alice Anderson, Chicago, III, died
Saturday morning, Fob, IL, Mrs,
steward left for Chicago ON sun.
day, Feb, 10 and returned homo
wednesday, Feb IS,
Naomi CirClcI Naomi Circle Of
Zion Baptist church held itH reg.
ular night meeting On Feb, II,
at the home Of Mrs, r, l., Braxton,
SsiO Portland Ave. Mrs, MRyms
Battle IL chairman,
Home Prom 1oAplialI Mrs.
Charles u, johnson, SIt East I'd
street, returned homo from Uni
versity hospital Feb, .,
BACK Homes Mr.. and Mrs. y. L.
Braxton, 3sl0 Portland Ave. who
have been reading In Seattle.
Wash, for the past two years
are now back at homo where
they win remain permanently
News Prom PhlIlyi MIas Esther
Dyarp. 2tOe n, Lake of the IHleH
Blvd, writes from Philadelphia,
Pa, that her sister IN law, Mrs,
Evelyn Byarp, who has been cri.
tioally III II much improved and
the mother uf u nine pound baby
daughter. MlAs Byara Ia expected
some time this week.
Home From llaapltalI Mira, H.
q. Smith, SsiB Third Ave, TO-,
who has been confined 90 Fair
view hospital for tho past two
weeks 10 now convRlescInE al
homo.
Wheatley JuhlSF WIVeaI II
wheatley Junior Wives gave
combined toboERan and VaientiF
party on Fob. IL. Members WI
enjoyed toboEKaninR were u
MensrR and Mines Oscar urlaaaH
Joe Robinson. James Rivers. Ha
~ Davis and Mrs Mildred LAC,
After tho group returned froI
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/ furnished the entertainment. A
few remarks were made by Mayor
John Z. Dauhney. Mr.. Nathaniel
A. Evans. eTs IKIehart ave-, Is
an honorary member of this COM
mittee.
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tobogEanlng. they joined the rest
Of the members at the home Of
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Miller, t30
Dupont ave, ~ The evening was
spent In playing records, Refresh
menta were served, Other msms
bers present were MSaSrS. and
Mines Archie 0ivcnR, wealey
Whitaker. Leland CRrrigsr. John
johnson and Darncll Brsedlove and
tho Mines Geraldine Heron and
EYelYn Martin.
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Social and Personal
Z MINNEAPOLIS 4

Wedding Shower ST Agnes Guild of So Thomas Episcopal
church surprise wedding shower honong Mrs Barbara
Long, l0i South Fifth ST. bride the home of Mrs
Pearl schOed 362 Clinton Ave The group presented her
with beautiful lamp The evening spent IN playing
A limo Naa
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18TH Rushmore, telling how unsuccessful the COmmios
have been In recruiting Negroes in Harlem, said that
In order 10 that the Comrades stay out Of Harlem
and Harlem organizations, "a group Of prominent Har
lem residents have organized the Negro Anti. Com
munist League This group plans to serve as .
receiving center for information on Communist In.
filtration methods and guarantees the Reds q cold
reception whenever they appear"
ny Ead. areAt some people getting brave here
Of late. Seems 10 the time for bravery was IN
the lSt0S when the Comrades were being cUddled
and pampered by some 81 best bleeding hearts
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The WAY | SEE TT
n BY NELL DODSON RUSSELL

HAw HaW. And HAw This writer got EuGaw Of
One from column by Howard
RushmOrs the New York Of Wednesday February
Evening star., 1953-02-27
9,;3' ,y:ss !, MuIti-coIo,ed
1895

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Iiont jewel eve . eote.. ,Io, beouty' Bril-.
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Evening star., 1953-02-27
1885 and 1922
Wool 9xl2-Ft. Rugs!
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orientoI potterned al wool .
Wilton in red or ivory. fully
frinoed! Tone embossed in
orev 6 vine, grey 6 green.
sth n., washington; :,.! 3rd !, FL, El;,
Ssls Silper Spring; 9TH FL, PdrE'nPton
Evening star., 1953-11-27
Convicted Drunk
FIees Court Cell
Via Elevator

A convicted drunk with no
yen for a Thanksgiving dinner
behind bars yesterday COM
mandeered a Municipal Court
elevator to escape from a court
room cell block.
1t was the first such escape
in II years, according to Walter
F, Bramhall, clerk of Municipal
Court.
The prisoner-Who obviously
knew his way around the court
was arrested early in the
morning in the 800 block of
Fourteenth street NV. on
charge of drunkenness, by 1st
Precinct Pvt. Chrispen F. Pres
ton.
Judge Thomas C. Scalley
found Samuel Headon, 81, COL
ored, of the 1900 block of Capt.
tol avenue NE, guilty and he
was taken to a crowded cell block
behind the courtroom after be-
ing given a choice of $40 or 20
days.
According to Mr.. Bramhall,
Headon slipped into the elevator
during a split second while the
bailiff's back was turned, turned
the switch on and rode up to
the third floor. The prisoner.
Mr.. Bramhall pointed out, ap-
parently knew that the third
floor cell block would not be
locked as the court was operat-
ing under a restricted holiday
schedule.
Headon vanished from the
courthouse and police broadcast
a lookout for his arrest.
Evening star., 1953-11-27
Nixon and His Party Break Up
Anti-U. S. Turnout in Burma

such anti-American display he
had seen on his visits around
Southeast Asia. The officials
explained they first thought of
stopping the rally, but decided
to let it continue because this
is a free country"
AS Mr.. Nixon came abreast of
the broadcasting truck, there was
sudden change of line by a fat
announcer who had been declar-
ing the United States supported
a Nationalist Chinese guerrilla
army that Rangoon is trying to
get out of Northeast Burma.
Without taking a breath, the
announcer said I'VE earnestly
request Richard Nixon to help
us" in getting the Chinese out.
Accompanied by Police.
A few PAGES further. Mr.. Nixon
walked up to a young Burmese
holding an anti-American sign
At the sight of the Vice Presi-
dent. flanked by officials and
police, the sign holder quaked.
Mr.. Nixon asked a few ques-
tions. The sign-holder promptly
appealed to a superior, who
identified himself as a teacher.
Wearing pith helmet and
Burmese skirt and chewing
betel nut, the mild narcotic that
many Burmese use, the teacher
said:
I'VE don't want aggression
Evening star., 1953-11-27
Sun Really Is Big
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Evening star., 1953-11-27
BY the Associated Pres.

COLOMBO, Ceylon, Nov. 81
United States Vice President
Nixon and his party arrived here
today from Rangoon, Burma,
continuing their Far Eastern
tour.
Yesterday, Mr.. Nixon walked
into a rather lethargic anti
American demonstration by Bur-
mese leftists and PROMPTLY stole
the show from them.
1t happened at Pegu, an an
cient city 40 miles northwest of
Rangoon on the edge of territory
frequently fought over by Com
muniSt bands.
The Vice President and his
wife, under escort of two truck
loads of soldiers for a Thanks
giving Day ride through the
sometimes unsettled countryside.
were met at Pegu by a handful
of demonstrators carrying plac-
ards with Yankee warmonger
on them.
Walks Among Demonstrators.
The same sentiments were
broadcast in English from a
radio-equipped truck to a small,
impassive group of persons, most
of whom spoke English.
To the evident amazement of
Burmese officials, Mr.. Nixon
insisted on walking among the
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