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Giving a big reception for
some 1900 people is quite a
production, but canceling it
can be almost as much work.
Take the Indian Embassy's
party for Prime Minister
Nehru, which was to have been
held July 10.
The party had to be called
off because the meeting be-
tween President Eisenhower
and Prime Minister Nehru
was postponed.
And the poor secretary who
wrote out all those invitations
had to mail a letter to each
person invited, explaining the
party had been cancelled and
sending the Embassy's regrets.
But that's not all. The work
of scheduling food and extra
servants had to be undone.
In the case of so important
a figure as Nehru, all sorts OF
other plans had been made.
Preparations were underway
to prepare a press room at the
Embassy with direct radio
Accommodation with India.
All sorts of special publicity
had been arranged-including
plans for a pamphlet after the
Prime Minister'S visit.
1t also had been planned for
the Prime Minister to make a
speech to the American people
on July 10 on national TV
hookup and a press conference
had been scheduled the follow
ing morning.
OF course, if Nehru comes at
q later date, now much of the
groundwork has been laid. So
for that visit it would simply
mean setting things into mo-
ton again.
The national costumes,
which had been painstakingly
pressed and made ready for
the big party, will again come
out of the closets.
1t sometimes happens that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29
Campaign Climoxed

A reception Sunday at s
pm. in the Crystal Room of
the Willard Hotel will climax
Security Month" for Israel
a special Nationwide campaign
to sell $50 million in State of
Israel bonds by June 80. Two
ranking members of Israel's
defense forces. 1t. Col. Mach
man Karni of the Israel army
and Comdr. Yosef Harel of the
Israel navy will be the guests
of honor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

day by the British AmbasSa-
dor and Lady Makins.
HERE AND THERE: It's
rumored that plans are under
Continued on Page B-3, Col. :
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Couple Honored

Miss Shirley Rush and Mr..
John Dean, who will be mar
ried this month, we're guests
of honor at a dinner party
given at the Kenwood Country
Club by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Clarendon Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-29

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
APARTMENT FORUM
By NORMA and DON

the third prepares, the entree-
a roast. a casserole or a large
batch Of frankfurters and beans:
and the fourth does the dessert
and coffee.
When the evening the progress
Sive dinner comes around, the
group literally eats its way from
one apartment to another. AS
they leave the first apartment,
the couple who live there close
up and join in as they move to
the next apartment for the Sec
ond course.
Usually, at each stop. the
couple who are to entertain next
are the first to leave in order to
open their apartment and make
sure their course is ready.
/ In this way a larger than
usual group can enjoy dinner
and an evening together and
| with a minimum of preparation
and clean up effort.
A TIP FROM THE PASSION
recent tour of historic houses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21

| in Alexandria. we came across an
item which might have some
application in modern apart
ments. It's what might be called
half size" coffee table.
Americans around the time of
the Revolution turned out a
wealth of furniture pieces de-
signed to do a necessary job in
the relatively small rooms of that
period. The "half-size" coffee
table is one Of these pieces and.
fortunately. it can be put to-
gether with a hammer and a
screwdriver.
This piece consists of a pine
board 10 inches wide by SO inches
long. 1t is on straight wooden
legs which make the table top
about Is inches high. The edges
of the top can be rounded to
improve its appearance. and a
strip of wood about one-half inch
high and a quarter inch thick
can be nailed on to form a rail
around three edges of the table
top.
Where space is limited. the
t'half size" coffee table can pro-
vide needed surface in front of
the sofa for placing coffee or tea
cups, cigarettes. matches an d
other small incidentals. Because
of it's simple design. this piece
will fit we'll into either Colonial
or modern decor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
Builders Lay New Stress
On Advances in Desiqn

with many other aspects Of the
house.
Space Arrangement Cited
"a great deal of emphasis is
placed in good design on new
concepts of use, and thus there
is recognition that arrangement
of space is one of the most i'm
portant parts of design.
Even a small house today. for
example, is usually far more liv-
able, and has more well planned
storage space, than many much
larger homes of a generation or
two ago.
Changes in modern life. such
as imposed by the popularity of
television, are Of major impor-
lance in advancing the concepts
of home design.
LAS an organization. NAHB
believes it has an obligation to
encourage builders to seek the
best in design and to call atten-
ton to those who do as an in
spiration to others"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21

MOVING TIP - How many
times have you moved in the last
eight years? If you are average,
you have moved twice. If you are
in a military service family, the
chances are that you may have
moved as many as four or five
times.
This constant moving about
puts a special strain on the per-
son responsible for packing and
unpacking the hundreds of small
items which must be moved,
/, such as lamps, china. tableware
land books.
In order To ease the strain
where books are concerned, some
ingenious service people have
made up portable bookcases.
When opened, they can be placed
against a wall or be used as a
room divider. For moving, how
ever, they can be folded up and
secured with the books neatly in
side.
The portable bookcase con-
siSts of two small bookcases
each measuring 10 to II inches
deep, 20 inches long and 80
inches high. The two bookcases
are hinged together so they can
be closed like the two halves of
a small wardrobe trunk and
locked up
TO make sure that the books
will stay in place, you should
provide either a sliding or swing
ing door on the open side OF
leach bookcase. or slip in couple
of sheets of cardboard to cover
the open sides when you close
the bookcase for shipping.
The bookcase can also bt
equipped with wheel casters tt
bring the top to about 81 to 3:
inches high, and make it easier
to move the bookcases wher
cleaning. The casters can b.
placed inside when the bookcase
Is locked up for your next move
PROGRESSIVE DINNER-Ar
interesting variation on the in.
formal dinner party and one vel
suited for apartment jewellers
Is the progressive dinner.
It's special value is the enjoy.
nlent of four or five course
dinner with little more fuss thar
is needed to whip up a couple
OF plates of hors d'oeuvres or tt
cook a single main dish such as
a roast or casserole.
The progressive dinner. Of
course. requires a bit of organiza.
ton. Once the couples you want
to have in on the party are in
vited. you get each one to agree
to prepare and serve one course
of the meal.
The first couple prepares the
first course-fresh fruit, juice. Oh
hors d'oeuvres: the second pre-.
pares the soup or salad course;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21
Continued From Page B.,

COnL1nueu from rage D-A
only does the public demand de-
sign advances, but that such
advances are a stimulant to
sales, John M. Dickerman. ex-
ecutive director of the National
Association of Home Builders,
said.
More and more builders are
laying increased emphasis on
good design because they realize
the public wants 1t and that it
is a powerful stimulant to the
desire for home ownership" he
said.
Anyone who has recently
visited well-planned homes knows
that good design goes far beyond
appearance alone.
Good design concerns itself
with maximum utilization of
space, convenience and flexibility
of usage, employment of new
materials for both unitarian
purposes and for beauty, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-21

Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02

month. Rod Steiger prefers
Sally Vogue. The Doug
Hayeses had a baby boy. He's
TVS Rim Tin Tin" scripter. =.
John Jacob Aston to Europe July
3. -. Virginia Warren and Dick
Cowell sizzling. Marian An
derson's autobiog, MY Lord,
What a Morning." out in Oc-
tober. Steve Aliens writer
Bill Dana and songstress Bar
bara Price at Cerutti's. Ber-
ME Green's mother hospitalized,
broken hip. Edward Duryea
Bowling and Barbara Wade
looming. WABD's Tedd Colt
and Sue Oakland to honeymoon
in Europe after July l merger
Alan Laid investing a bum
die in Palm Springs real estate.
Milton Shulman, London
drama critic, and Drusilla Bey-
fuS honeymooning. AS a re-
suit of ex-King Leopold's visit
with Queen Elizabeth, relations
between Belgium and England
will be strengthened by a visit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02
Ring Powned for $40
Carried $500 Reward

A National Airport porter who
found a $500 diamond ring and
pawned it for $40 learned yes
terday he could have returned
It to the owner and received a
5000 reward.
Detectives S. F. Cox and H. j.
Sears said the porter found the
ring. belonging to Rosina Boo
cuti. IS. of Baltimore. under a
bench in the airport waiting
room last Thursday.
Pawnshop Detective 1t. Jacob
Wolf recovered the ring in a
check of pawnshop records. The
porter was questioned and re-
leased.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02
.NATO Post Going
To British Admiral

NORFOLK, Va, July 2 (R.-
Vice Admiral John w. M. Eaton
of the British Royal Navy will
assume full-time duties as Dep
uty Supreme Allied Commander
Atlantic in the near future, ii
was announced today.
The British admiral, who first
entered the naval service in 1916,
thus will become the third United
Kingdom officer to occupy the
No. 2 post in the NATO command
of Admiral Jerauld Wright, USN
Since November 3, 1855. Ad-
miral Eaton has held the t:Ie
of Deputy Supreme Allied Com
Atlantic and Commander
in Chief. America and West In
dies Station. He has been divid-
ing his time between his head
quarters here and his national
headquarters in Bermuda.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02

to England of King Baudouin
4 ~
Franco expected to announce
plans to return to Spanish mon
archy on July 10. Martyr
Bradley of Pipe Dream" wed;
Norwood Smith. Dolores
Hawkins mending after surgery
/. The Dick Van Pattens of 81
Remember Mama" expect ar
October stork. Linda DarnelI
and Jayne Mansfield's ex-beau
Robbie Robertson, dating.
Frank Scully rewriting the Rudy
Vallee biog. jeanne Gilbert
and Roger Haynes Dustin out
all over. Daughter for the
Tom Postons of Rock Hunter.
/. Oscar Levant's daughter
Amanda mending, appendicitis
Ann Bell and John Gaul
close friends of Prince Rainier
and Grace honeymooning. +.
Reunions: 306th Bomb Group
Hotel Taft. today and Goth; 1st
Marine Division, Sheraton Aston,
August 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02

Russia. and Manley Hudson jr
have postponed their marriage
because of his illness.
Brenda Frazier and Robert
Chatf1eld Taylor blazing.
Warner Bros. finally completed
the SIT million deal with Serge
Semenenko. David Baird ano
Charles Allen. Elizabeth
Larner, Doretta Morrow replace
ment in London's "Kismet,
marrying Peter Page in Feb
ruary. Joan Davis and Jerry
Williamson resumed. The
Eddie Gradys (Olga San Juan'S
sister, Aura named him Edward
The Tommy Noonans OF
the flicker expect Sir Stork.
VIM Morris exec, Bill Joyce
hospitalized. Somebody UI
There Likes Me" into Loew's
State July S Scripted by one.
time Broadway press agent Ernie
Lehman, who also turned Out
the screen version for The King
and l." u
The Sid Caesar stork due next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02
$4,000 Troops to Join
In 7 Army Moneuvers
BY the Associated Press

The Army, announcing seven
major field maneuvers for the
coming IL months, said yester-
day about $4,000 troops will be
involved some $4,000 fewer
than in the past year.
The tentative field exercise
schedule for the fiscal year that
began yesterday calls for use of
maneuver grounds ranging from
tropical jungles to Arctic wastes.
The largest maneuver of the
year has been named exercise
King Cole" and will involve
$4,000 troops in the Fl. Polk, La.
area next April. This drill will
emphasize command control of
units operating over great dis
tances. the Army said.
Most of the men taking part
will be from the headquarters of
two Army corps and from five
divisions.
In the field will be the End
Armored Calvary Regiment. the
End Logistical Command. and
artillery units equipped with the
2S0-mm. atomic cannon. the
Honest John and Corporal mis-
siles and other weapons.
Training in Jungle operations
will be the keynote of exercise
Rio Selva" in the Panama
Canal Zone next March and
April. The maneuver by a COM
bat team of the 82d Airborne
Division, will also test reinforce
ment of the Caribbean Com
mand from the continental
United States.
Operations training in Alaska
exercise Northern Lights
will see a regimental combat
team of the 82d Airborne airlift-
ed to Alaska from Fort Bragg.
N. c.. next January.
Exercise Gold Spot" will start
at Camp Hale, Colo next month
and continue through next
spring to provide training in
mountain operations at high al
titudes in all kinds of weather.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02

Two battalion combat teams Of
the list Infantry Division and
elements of the 77th Special
Forces Group will take part.
Exercise Red Arrow" is sched-
uled for November and Decem-
Der at Fort Leonard Wood. Mo.
with the 1st Infantry Division
and other supporting units par
ticipating.
Fort Polk will be the setting
for exercise "Sledge Hammer
next February and March. Field
tests of the Army's new airborne
cavalry. engineer assault equip
ment and aerial resupply Of
armor will be featured.
The final exercise Of the year
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SULLIVAN
Continued From Page BIG

Continued From Page Biz
Clerk in October. Frances
daughter, the Marquesa de Villa
verde. expecting Sir Stork.
James Cagney-B Barbara STAN
wyck flicker changed to "These
Wilder Years. Gwen Verdor
and Robert FoSse prefer Purple
Tree Room. Billy Rose tc
Russia on 4th. Ethel Shutts
on from Houston to play the
Josephine Hull role in The
Solid Gold Cadillac" for Char.
lotte Harmon's opening bill al
Clinton Conn. Ethel's son
George Olsen jr. directed.
\
Grace KEENAN,, daughter Of
former U. S. ambassador to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02
HOW TO BEAT DRIVING FATIGUE ON YOUR VACATION

HOW 10 BEAT DRIVING FATIGUE On YOUR VACATION
STOP DRIVING! All these symptoms tell ability
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absolutely drive bit farther here
meeting the situations shown above
Stay well behind other avoid coming them
than your tired notice
Occasionally make of looking from the
second then looking back Don't stare down the white line
Pull of the road and for at least few minutes
Pull off the road and of the Walk around breathe
in the fresh air. And don't drive much farther!
You avoid planning trip wisely
make daily stretches early while
still find Don't drive long stretches after eating heavy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02
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Road maps lead to rude awakenings!

Roads, Long straight highways to whisk you miles ahead
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hour All kinds Of roads in the greatest transportation system
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you've been? Turn the ignition key step the acceea
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-02

designated Indian River" will
be conducted by the 4th Infantry
Division in oMay. after this unit
returns from Europe to Fort
Lewis. Wash.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
s. Africa creets
Non-White State

Captown, South Africa, Jan. Is
The Union of South Africa Mon
day took the unprecedented step of
formally welcoming the establish
ment of a non-white State in At
RIGA by sending a cable of good
wishes to the new Sudanese Re-
public.
This was the first public indi-
cation of a new policy limited at
more than once by Prime Minis
ter Stryjdom and officially formu-
lated on Dec. 30 by Mr.. Louw,
Minister of External Affairs, in
his end of the year review, Mr..
Louw said.
"South Africa will have to keep
in touch with the other territories
in Africa. l am busy reorganizing
the Africa division Of the Depart
ment of External Affairs for this
purpose"
Although the notion that non
whites in Africa were incapable OF
governing themselves has been
abandoned by the Strydom Govern
ment in South Africa it applies
apartheid (racial segregation) with
the greatest severity. In foreign
affairs it no longer desires isola-
ton for its own sake.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
Some Tenants Are Leaving Farm;
Others Climbing Into Ownership

Although $4,000 white and col
osed farmers in the South, mostly
tenants, left agriculture between
1850 and 1856, accounting for Sc
percent of the Nations total decline
in the number of farms, other OPP
orators in the region climbed into
ownership of family-sized units and
built modern homes for themselves.
Take Tally Watson, a former ten
ant and day-laborer who now owns
a 2OO-acre diversified farm and an
attractive home near Fort White,
Fla. He and Mrs. Watson set their
hearts on having farm and home
of their own in 1880 and began
working toward them. But after
eight years of tenant farming and
working in limestone plant, they
weren't any closer to their goals
than the day they married, but
they did have. two children and a
third on the way.
CONTINUED on Page Seven)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21

Official emblems for Negro His
tory Week will be furnished to
newspapers free on request, again
this year, by the Association for
the Study of Negro Life and His
tory, through the cooperation of
Metro Association Services, Inc. of
New York, N. Y.
Negro History Week will be
observed this year from February
18th to 10Th. The mats will be
made available in three sizes, from
thumbnail to one column.
Arrangements have been made
by the association for requests to
be sent direct to Metro Associated
Services, Inc, 80 Madison Avenue,
New York Is, New York, attention
Mr.. ]. Edward Hinton, Manager
Special Service Department. Mr..
Hinton promises mats will be ship
ped promptly on receipt of requests
for the free service.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
Postponement
Seen In Talks OF
Africa Asia

Colombo, Ceylon, Jan. Is - A re-
liable source said Jan. that a Sec
ond melting of the 20 African-Asian
powers, which Ceylonese Premier
Sir John Kotelawala and Egyptian
Prime Minister Camel Abdel Nasser
wanted held in Cairo soon, almost
certainly will be postponed indef-
initely.
The source said India and Burma
have argued that tensions in the
Middle East, as well as intensified
ton Of the cold war, make the
present time unsuitable for such q
meeting.
Burma, this source added, will
not go along with any resolution
condemning Israel, and the five
Colombo powers which would spon-
sor the fQllowup to the Bandung,
Indonesia, conference do not want
to bring differences among them
into the open.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
| GOVERNOR COL IMAM REAFFIRM$
STAND AGAINST INTEGRATI0N IN
tuesdays INAUGURAL ADDRESS
Say More Whites Killed By Negroes
Than Negroes By Whites In State
Promises Sympathetic Consideration
Of Problems OF Negroes Which Deserve
Attention OF State Government
A man with a story-book career

A man with a story-book career
in Mississippi politics, Attorney
General J. P. Coleman took the
helm as the new Governor Of the
state in Inaugural ceremonies here
Tuesday, backed by the ringing
praise and endorsement of his pre-
decessor Governor Hugh White,
one of the few men in the states
history who was twice elected to
the states highest office. "a
Only a few Negroes could be
seen on the fringes of the crowd
estimated at some 1000 which
came from every section of the
state to hear him deliver his in
augu1 al address from "a new plat
form built in front of the South
entrance of the New Capitol Build
ing.
After touching upon the general
and ordinary affairs of the state,
the new Governor re-affirmed his
stand against indignation of the
public schools concerning which he
said:
with all due respect to the
Continued on Page Four)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-01-21
MAGL0IRE SAYS he WILL NOT
SEEK REELECTION AS PRES.

PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, Jan.
16-With a year to go before the
national election and an alb
normal degree of political heat de-
veloping, President Paul E. Mag
loire last week reaffirmed that he
would not seek to succeed himself
in January, 1857.
In recent months, pressures have
been growing to influence the
President to have the Constitution
amended so that he could serve an
other term.
But Magloire has announced that
his role in the coming presidential
campaign will be that of good