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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-07
Guests At Beatty
Home On Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Beatty en-
tertained the following guests on
Sunday at their home on North
Oak Street: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Costello, and Miss Helen Crosson
of Springfield; Mrs. Ellen Reid,
Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Keifer and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. James
Murtaugh, all of London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-07
RosnagIes Home
From Conference

DR.. and Mrs. F. E. Rosnagle,
North Main Street, are home from
Cleveland where they attended the
conference of the Association of
Surgeons of the New York Rail-
road System.
A part of their stay they were
guests of their son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ros-
nagle.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-07

October's Bright Blue Weather,
held Tuesday for Guest Day
luncheon and bridge at the London
County Club, hostessed by Mrs. c.
L. Hunter, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs.
j. Richard Byers, Mrs. Marcus
Cornwell and Mrs. E. r. Lanning.
The attractive club had been
made "party-pretty' by profus-
ion Of flowers from the gardens of
Mrs. c. L. Hunter, North Main St,
that ornamented the tables and
"show-off" spots throughout.
Awards for cards after a delici-
Gus lunch went to Mrs. William
Powers, Mrs. j. Richard Byers,
Mrs. E. r. Lanning, Mrs. c. 0.
Snow, who were winning members.
Mrs. Raymond Mabe, Mrs. James
Hunter and Mrs. M. z. Blackmore,
took honors for the guests.
For lack of hostesses, the social
committee announced no party for
Tuesday, October IL.
October at the Club came in with
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-07

versal, the movie based on the
book he wrote about his army ex-
perience, says:
This military fitness program
won't do any man any harm and
it'll surely increase his chances OF
surviving in wartime.
AP Newsfe atures
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-07
MRS. HOUSTON TO HAVE
WIENER ROAST

Mrs. Robert Houston is inviting
the girls who are associated with
her at the London branch of the
Ohio Bell Telephone Co., to her
home on the Arbuckle Road for a
wiener roast Monday night.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-07
vAcATIoNINe IN FLORIDA

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cornell
and family are vacationing in Flor
ida for two weeks at the present
time.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1955-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Snaith OF
Tampa, Fla, have been guests for
the past week of their son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Landes and their children, South
Oak Street.
, 1955-06-06

CHRISTIAN5TED THEATDE
THE HOUSE or GOOD PICTURES
Tuesday, June ! YUKON GOLD
Kirby Grant Martha sHyer and Chinook, the wonder dog
and Chapters 8 & 4 ofFIGETING MARINES
Wednesday, June s MARIA MONTE cRIsTo In Spansh)
Arturo de Cordova Zuly Moreno
Thursday, June g. THE LION & THE HORSE Technicolor)
Steve Cochran
Saturday, June III KANSAS TERRITORY
Wild "Bill" Elliott Peggy Stewart
and Chapters 5 8 s MARINES
Sunday June u EVERYTHING / HAVE IS OURS Tech)
Dennis OKeefe Monica Lewis Dean Miller & Marge and
Cover Champion!
q smash song hits in a story as gay and young and romantic
as the Champions themselves! This is the musical Of all musicals;
its greatD
bad re-pute; shall conduct himself ~honorably and work dill
gently, and shall not violate any laws.
SECTION 18. Violation Of any of these conditions Of
parole shall subject the prisoner to be retaken upon q warrant
issued by the Director Of Police. Any prisoner taken into
custody by virtue of such warrant shall be given an oppor-
tunity to appear before the Board and it shall, after con-
Quoting a hearing, revoke the order of parole to modify the
terms and conditions thereof. If the order of parole is re-
voked the prisoner shall serve the remainder of the sentence
originally imposed by the Court, and the time the prisoner
was out on parole shall not be taken into account to diminish
the time for which he was sentenced.
SECTION 19. Each prisoner who has been or may here
after be convicted Of any offense against the laws of the
United States, or the laws of the Virgin Islands of the United
, 1955-06-06
NOTICE


It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that on May "A, 1865,
the Governor Of the Virgin Is
lands approved the 1855 Re
venue Act Of the Virgin Is
lands, which became effective
on May |, 1855.
The law embodies many
changes in the tax base and
the tax rates. All business es-
adjustments and all other in
terested persons are urged to
secure copies of the law.
Copies Of this law are avail
able at the Department Of Fl
nance and the Department Of
Public Safety.
Walter j. M. Petersen
Certifying Officer
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Merrick Camp
Fund Near Top

The Merrick Boys Camp 1855
drive for $35.000 is nearing its
goal. the camps annual dinner
meeting at the Mayflower Hotel
was told last night.
Gerald K. Cassidy, appeal di-
rector, made the report at the
dinner. which was held to thank
individual contributors and the
Washington Archdiocese for
their help in sustaining the camp.
James J. Nolan. camp presi-
dent. expressed appreciation for
the help on behalf of the camps
100 directors.
The Most Rev. Patrick A.
oBoyle. Archbishop Of Wash
ington. and the Most Rev. John
NJ. McNamara, Auxiliary Bishop
Of Washington, both praised the
camps program Of free summer
vacations for needy boys. Since
1894 the camp at Naniemoy.
Md. has given nearly 1900 free
vacations, including 500 the past
summer.
The Rev. William Ferree, pres
ident of the Catholic University
Of Puerto Rico, outlined the
schools program of training
teachers and others to help his
country's youth. y
A testimonial check was given
Paddy Kane, camp director since
1947, for his devoted leader
ship
Evening star., 1955-11-30
National JUDGES
ParIey Planned

A national conference of
Judges has been set up to con-
slider juvenile court procedures.
sentencing of criminals, and the
whole field Of punishment Of
crime, the American Public Well
fare Association was told today.
Sherwood Norman, director of
detention services for the Ma
tional Probation and Parole As
sociation. hackers Of the judges
conference, said it is hoped that
Q text book In the law Of GRIM
inal correction may come out Of
the punishment study.
A different philosophy Of pun
ishment. which takes into ac-
count the problems of the indi-
vidua1 criminal and the causes
Iof the crime, has been growing
in some OF the better courts, y
MIR. Norman said.
The text book, If it appears
would give lawyers a chance to
learn what they can do under
the law to help their clients
the most. not just prosecute OF
defend them.
In sentencing, Mr.. Norman
said, there are wide Discrepancies
In treatment Of the same crime
by different courts. The judges
conference, he said. may gel
some order out Of this chaos.
Better coordination Of pro.
cedures In juvenile courts coulc
come out Of a manual expected
to be prepared by the judges
Mr.. Norman said.
Evening star., 1955-11-30

Detective Robertson offered to
lend him a key for $500 t$e40l 50
that he could get q lock made. to
|fit it and offer q defense that the
key fitted his own apartment as
well as the door Of the house
robbed.
Inquiries Not Finished
Canter was Grech's attorney.
Page was named as the go-be-
tween who approached the de-
tectiye.
Justice Goddard directed that
Scotland Yard should have ac-
cess to any sof the exhibits in
the case because ut may be that
inquiries are not finished.
Only last week Sir John Mott
Bower. boss Of Scotland Yard,
|rehutted charges that the police
force "as a body Is corrupt" but
he said investigations we're under
way ito stamp out any traces Of
corruption"
Evening star., 1955-11-30
$4,000 Blaze Touched Off
In Times Square Yule Test

NEW YORK, Nov. 80 R.-
The Fire Department has con-
vincing evidence that a Times
square tavern's Christmas win
dow display was a FIRE hazard.
In what Chief Fire Marshal
Martin Scott later called a usual
inspection, routine. . Firemen
Henry Garland knotted pieces
of the display material yester-
day and touched them with a
lighted match,
He then snuffed out the test
blaze-he tl1ought-and turned
to leave the building. Behind
his back the whole display win
dow suddenly burst into flame.
Before firemen could bring the
flames under control the FIRE had
swept the Silver Dollar Bar and
Grill, causing damage estimated
by the owners at $40. 900. Smoke
from the blaze forced evacua-
Evening star., 1955-11-30

q oPgsh US
Hsk Diasy Prodaaoa
Nsd Righis Reserved
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Ecuador Aide Quits
In Woke of CIush

QUITO. Ecuador. Nov. 80 (Pl.
Interior Minister Cesar Plaza
Monzon resigned yesterday in the
wake Of a bloody clash between
police and striking high school
students in which a student was
killed.
President Jose Maria Velasco
Ibarra accepted Mr.. Plaza's res
ignation and placed Defense
Minister Pedro Menendez Gill
bert in charge of interior.
The students struck last week
in protest against transfer Of
two professors to a provincial
high school. President velasco
Iharra said Monday the strike
was Communist INSPIRED.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
|Gl Goes on Triul
In German Killing

FRANKFURT, Germany, Nov
80 R.-Pvt. Donald L. Morphis
10, Of Okemah. Okla, went or
trial today on q charge Of stab.
bing a German cab driver te
death in Darmstadt IT days ago
Pvt. Morphis entered no plea
to a charge of premeditated mur-
der. choosing instead to remain
silent when the charge was read
at the opening Of the general
court-martial.
The cab driver. Karl Tobiasch,
54, was found In his taxi with II
stab wounds on the night Of Nov.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
TRUE LIFE ADVENTURES

TIE 2O-EouND RORBER CRAB
PRsfERS uFE ASHORE ON
TROPICAL ieLANDS- IN THE PACIFIC
AMP lNpiAN OCEANS .'HE HAS
1EVELOYEp 4 STKkNSE TASTE
FOX cocONuTS ...
Evening star., 1955-11-30
LONDON PORTER
LEAVES $4,000;
NAMED DESSERT

LONDON R1. A hotel
hall porter. who was credited
with giving the dessert,
Peach Meiba, its name. left
.2o. 900 $56.0O0) in his viii
published yesterday.
Joseph II. II. Meyer, a 65-
year-old Swiss who died last
September, worked As years
in London hotels.
His daughter, Mrs. Con-
stance Matheson, explained
about the Peach Melba:
When my father was at
the Carlton-he was there
for 10 years before going to
Grosyenor House--l1e made
friends with the chef Escof-
fier. :. One night my father
suggested that q dish be pro-
duced In honor Of Nine.
Melba (the Australian sing
err. Together my father and
Escofier invented Peach
Melba vanilla ice cream,
sliced peaches and a syrupy
sauce).'
Lavish tips helped Mr..
Meyer build up a fortune.
He left the money to his
daughter.
Evening star., 1955-11-30

ltion Of the three -story building
The flames leaped across the
sidewalk and destroyed most OF
the stock Of a curbside news
stand owned by a blind news
man.
Traffic was rerouted from busy
iFofty-sixth street and water
from fire hoses froze on streets
and sidewalks. A strong wind
carried acrid smoke through the
Times Square area.
The window where all the
trouble started had contained
displays furnished by liquor
IcomuafieS
Evening star., 1955-11-30

OF Justice ana 70 the reputa-
ton Of the metropolitan police.
We need not doubt that our po-
lice forces In England are. as a
rule, by and large honest.
Three Sentenced
1T is all the more important
that If there is anything bad it
should be exposed"
He sentenced Scotland Yard
Detective Sergt. Robert Robert
son. 20. and Attorney Ben Cam
ter, 40, each to two years. Morris
Page, q job buyer who was tried
with them, was given q i5-month
sentence.
The three pleaded not guilty
to conspiracy to peryert the
course Of justice at the recent
trial Of Joseph Grech. sentenced
to three years for housebreakine
The prosecution alleged that
while Grech was awaiting trial
Evening star., 1955-11-30

is. He died on the way to q hos
pital.
The case touched on a cur
rent Of anti-American feeling in
Darmstadt. The city's 90 taxi
men, in q protest gesture. refused
to accept American passengers
for a 24-hour period. At Mr..
Tobiasch's funeral several days
later, all the city's cabs followed
In a procession behind the
hearse.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Quake JoIts z Areas

MANILA. Nov. 80 R--Earth
tremors shook Calayan Island
and the northern Luzon port Of
Aparri yesterday. No damage
was reported. The Manila
weather bureau said the Calayan
shocks were Of intensity 4 and
those ct Aparri 2 on a scale Of 10.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
London SIeuth, Lawyer
jailed in Evidence Foke

LONDON Nov. 80 tP.-A Scotland Yard detective and .
leading lawyer yesterday given s jail faxed
evidence" trial
judge indicated further inquiries may involve Scotland Yard
Lord Chief Justice Rayner Goddard told the jury
"This Of the first importance to the administration
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Stocks Ban Lifted

PORT ALBERNI. B. c.. Nov.
80 RsRules banning wearing
of slacks by girl students have
been relaxed for the winter. The
school board decided slacks were
ideal for cold weather.
Evening star., 1955-11-30
CitY's Forests

RIO DE JANEIRO.--The Fed
eral district Of Rio de Janeiro
city contains 40 square miles of
forests and 45 devoted to farm
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

competition by undermining an
existing house? We asked the
engineers Of the largest manu-
facturer of home air condition
ing for advice. A vice president
Of the corporation puts 1t this
way:
IF your home Is reasonably
well built, insulated properly for
heating and already has warm
air ducts, the problem Is rela-
lively simple.
Lets say you have q new
warm air heating system. one
that's less than five years old.
The usual procedure Is to install
q packaged cooling system along
side the furnace. These compact
units generally use the same
ductwork as the heating system
and provide thorough summer
cooling. decentralization. circu-
lation and filtering Of the air.
In cases like this. installation
costs are cut to q minimum.
However, II the furnace Is
more than five years old. the
best advice in most cases might
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

be to replace it with q year
round air conditioning system
which would add silent winter
heating with oil or gas to the
summer features. The cost would
be only a little more and the new
system would assure more eff
Gent operation. These single
package systems occupy as little
as one square yard Of floor
space"
For Hot Water Systems
But what about homes that do
not have warm air systems?
"The problem here is not quite
so simple" the official admits.
But there are three solutions:
81. The year-round room unit,
about as compact as radiator.
Remote coils, in basement or
garage. provide chilled or heated
water according to the season.
In some cases the chilled water
system can be used in summer
while the regular radiator serves
in winter.
"2. A central system with duct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

Convenience. comfort and re-
sale value are looming as bigger
factors In home ownership than
such historic sentimental at
.tachments as the family place
for generations.
Year-round afr conditioning is
doing Q lot to speed this trend.
Since 1t is no longer necessary
to swelter in summer, any more
than it Is to shiyer in winter,
home buyers and home builders
are beginning to regard houses
somewhat with the attitude they
have toward automobiles.
New model houses. like new
model automobiles. are expected
to have more refinements and
more efficiency for those persons
who can afford them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

ADVERTISEMENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
Air Conditioning Seen
AS Foctor in Resides

so trade-in value Is becoming
more important in houses. As
far as air conditioning affects
this, the change is most notice.
able In areas where summer heat
is the biggest problem.
How to Meet Problem
A Texas businessman, whose
firm has served Houston for half
Q century with heating and VEN
tilating supplies. says:
1T is not FAR In the future
when the house without COM
plete year-round air condition
ing win be obsolete the day the
buyer moves in. The house with
out complete air conditioning
win have practically no resale
value"
What can you do to meet such
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
Botes Will Speak

John W. Bates, jr.. Of Rich.
mond. vice president Of the Ma.
tional Association Of Real Estate
Boards, will speak at the first
Fall luncheon meeting Of the
Alexandria : Arlington. Fairfax
Real Estate Board at 1915 pm
Thursday in Hogate's Arlington
House, 4001 Wilson boulevard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
BE THE FIRST

Grab this CT bargain before owner
applies fer re-sppraisaL Originally
sold for &22,950; CT price new
S1S,750. Located In beautiful New
Hampshire Gardens prince Geerses
offers huge rooms throughsBt. Fever
entrance. living room with fireplace,
dining room opening onte patio,
large electric kitchen, 3 bedreems,
2 full baths. Attic, carport. sundeck
future 4th bedreomj. Basement
dows, level lot, trees. slate roef,
progressive community.
Directions: Out New Hump. Ave. TO
Hoiton Lane and left TO open" sign
at 1906.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

Is--THE GREGORY-Pr. Geo.
Co., Md. 3-bedroom detached
rambler with full basement
recreation area large Tiled
bath. oversize kitchen with
dining area and huge liying
room with built-in bookshelf.
Gi--no money down. 3o-yeor
81 looms. also FHA, &12.1k0
cow. finoneins- "
DIRECTIONS to the GREGORY.
untH East Capitol st. Bridge
opens, out Benntng I'd. 10
East Capitol St. ieit on East
Capitoi ST. and foilQw dual
hiohpag fwhich becomes
Roosevelt Ape.l. to first trdt-
Jic LIGHT at Addison Rd.. left
on Addison Rd. I block to @
ST., right on q st. 70 fur
Hfshed model hons.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
Builders Name Units

Two subcommittee formed by
the new coordinatins COMMITTEES
Of the Northern Virginia Builders
Association have been announced
by Charles Harnett. committee
chairman. The first Of the two
subcommittee viii investigate
the time lag IN approving plans
in Fairfax County. and the sec
ond will look into the design Of
Fairfax County storm sewers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10


ai--VIRGINIA - Fairfax Co.
aCoronado." 3.bedroom brick
rambler with If baths, fully
equipped. buIlt-in, eye-level
kitchen; separate dining area,
Beautifully finished and heated
recreation room plus full base.
ment and large living room.
OF no money down. 30-yr. 81
Ioans. Also fhA and E16.AQ0
conventional looms ~sSSS
DIRECTIONS 10 Coronado.
Over Memorial Bridge, out
Roate so to FatrtaT Circle,
continue approrimGteIy is
miles past FairJaS Circle on
RoHts so WEST. to Just past
General Motors training CEN
ter. turn left on Kenmore Dr.,
following the Coronado" d.
rectionai signs to the fur
nished Model Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
Truman to Speak

Former President Truman viii
speak at Constitution Day lunch
con September % given by the
Real Estate Board Of Kansas
City. Mo. Mr.. Truman will speak
on THE Presidents Responsible
tiles Under the Constitution
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

work added to circulate cooled
dehumidified and filtered ali
during the summer.
"3. Room air conditioners FOL
summer use. New types Of win.
dow units can be installed almost
flush with draperies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

Ie-RyERDALE. MD. Bea-
con HeiGhts. 3 full bedrooms,
full basement, Ia baths. large
kitchen with outside exit 10
kitchen and basement. extra
large living room and all.
brick quality construction.
MOVE IN FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY.
cl---no money down, 30-ysof
q looms and COW. E12 QQk
financing ------- ~SS~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10

II ADELPMI MILL PARK -
brick rambler with 3l-ft. heated.
finished recfeasisn room; De iuxe
equipped kitchen. full hasement,
separate dining aresi outside en-
trance to basement and kitchen
plus tive full baths, enc In master
bedroom.
CT no money down. 3o.yr. touns--
FLA end rerventionut S16.ISfl
loans available ..--- $1,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
4sI5 3oth Pi. NV.

Lock at the gise Of these rooms.
Living room 1Sx23: ranaom-wtdth
gracious fireplace. DINING room
1lx2I; den or library 1919, with
8 exposures. Large modern kitchen
and half bath on FIRST floor. Four
bedrooms and 3 baths on second
hoor. Two-ear garage and maids
room in basement. This property u
beautifully and extensively land
seaped and fenced. Price SAT 500.
Ewes, Mr.. vonee, eM. 3-l56l
DIRECTIONS: Out Connecticut Are.
to Eliicott ST., right to S0th Pl..
left to house.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
3.BEDRooM RAMBLER

You Can't Top This
Lovely custom built home with large
rooms and picture windows, double
closets, living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, modern hitch
en-. breakfast nook, full basement
with outside entrance, recreation
room. Reduced from 910.06O to
S18,0BO.
Directions: out Georgia Aue. to Plvsrs
Mn Rf., left to $500 and open"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-10
1924 lockwood AVENUE

This ail-brick home. on beautiful
and shrubbefy, Il steal at price
asked. va approved, q can be had
for as little as 500 down and SIS
per month CT. or IT conventional
terms 10 suit. Features large living
room with fireplace, separate dining
room, kitchen, Placement, detached
borhoed TO touch II.
Directions: Out Colesuilie RI. past
-Four Corners TO Lordfn, left I block
10 Edoetcood and right to house and
open" sign.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-15
Y7WCA News

New Glasses to be Offered
Sewing: A class in Sewing
is to be offered and also
one in Ballroom Dancing at
the Orange Avenue YWCA.
Registration for the sewing
will be held Thursday, JAN
uary 10, from $50 am. to
1890. Mrs. w. N. Hunter
will be the instructor. The
course will be given in eight
lessons.
Ballroom Dancing: Infor-
nation on Fred Astaire ball
room dancing will be given
after the registration is COM
pleted. The deadline for reg
istration in this group is
Friday, January ID.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-01-15
Is m Age .M National War Gone?

"The age of national is gone. No longer is it'll
Asia for the Asans Africa for the Africans Europe for
the Europeans" said Nigerian Parliament Member and
Cabinet Minister, Michael Ogon, the Moral Re-Arma
ment World Assembly in Washington last week. with
Moral ReArmament this will be the age of international
unity We in Nigeria want to fight side by side with
America for this great idea" Ogon, who is Under Sec
rotary of the Ministry of Lands in Eastern Nigeria,
turned to Enugu the following day.
The MP declared that his country wanted not guns
but ideology Amy nation which has the skill to
change human nature will be foremost in the theological
struggle, and want Nigeria to be such nation. We
Africans taking part in this conference because
believe through it the world dream of is coming"
he concluded.
The Tolon Ma, Yakubu Tall Member of the Gold
Coast Parliament and President of the Northern Terri
tories Council representing and half million people,
sal he and Ogon returned to Africa tomorrow Ito bring
thirsty land" The tall Chieftn sand, 'T used
to think only how to better my position rather than
the position my people and country He defined his
role leader Of the opposition in Parliament mot
to fight to overthrow the government but to fight to
that tie government does what is right and in the
best interests of people"
The Warehouses of Graham from Scotland apollo
gzed to Ogon and the Tolon Ma for the years of white
superiority and domination Africa typfed by her class
and nation She said last year she travelled throughout
that vast continent with 80man MIRA task force con
a basis Of reparaton She described the enthusiastic
CAPTION this task force received everywhere in Africa
WHAT the Western nations do in relation to India is
the utmost Importance to the outcome Of the world
theological str'ole said Bril- NOLAN Thapar director
Of K G.. ~ Industries Calcutta. Thapar said MIRA
is az on make democracy work IT. Asia
and Africa re pointed out that "the historic turning