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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

the world where millions Of
women viii pray for peace.
Thursday Of last week Mrs.
Wedel installed the new ON
GERS of the Salvation Army
Auxiliary In which she is deep
ly interested.
Friday she attended a COL
loquium at George Washing
ton University for those who
are working on their Ph.D. de-
gree in psychology. Yes. she's
doing that, too!
She is on the Child Welfare
Committee and works with
United Community Services
and the Community Chest. AS
a result she has a great con-
viction for the need of home
rule in Washington. Nov
there is no one responsible for
conditions and for doing some
thing about them" declares
Mrs. Wedel. "It seems 50 easy
to pass the buck"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

Mislay your passport. forget your
ticket and you still travel first
class in these opulent-looking classics
with the lustre and precision Of tie
silk. Iron" and Wrinkle" are words
not in their vocabulary and do
they love water IL to 20 and 141a to
22h.
Suit Dress in Polka Dots, navy, rose or
peacock
Shirtwaist in muted peacock, blue or
rose prints.
Daytime Dresses-3rd Floor, Washington;
md Floor. Stlcsr Spring and PARKington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
Fathers Are
Parents, Too,

And there's a special Satur.
day Couple" session for
them a wonderful way
for Pop to get his education
to feel included" =,
with Mother right by his side
to give him confidence If he's
fidgety about facing all
those women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

Kay Collins,
Who's MOfIser'ed
20. 900 Mothers
tO-be,
tells you what to buy, gives
you a practical rundown on
your layette necessities
goes right into the infants
and maternity wear depart
ments with you and helps
you choose YOUR specific
needs in your specific price
range. AS soon as your doc
tor gives you the glad tidings
visit her in
The Hecht Co. Maternity
Bureau, End FL, Washington
and Stlper Spring; 3rd ~,
PARKinCtoR
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THE
HECHT
CO.

Trust your oscn in.
sfincts, and foHo,c the
directions the experts
eipe you" says baby.
care authority DR.. Ben.
iamin Sbock in his
famous baby book.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-03
By DAVID G. BAREUTHER

The cinderella of good home
building today is the common
mail. To look at an ordinary nail
that old faithful eightpenny
ltenpenny. and soforth = you'd
wonder. how anything so plain
and simple could be improved
upon, or even why it should need
any glamorizing.
Well. the sad story is that
Joints fastened with ordinary
nails don't always hold tight. As
wood swells with moisture and
then shrinks in drying-season
lin and season out - ordinary
nails tend to loosen and your
house, like pants on a growing
boy. tends to come apart at its
seams.
Nails are cheaper than screws.
not only in original cost but also
in cost of labor.
So screw-nails and nails with
barbed rings around them to
catch and hold like fish hooks
became the answer. Sounds SIM
pie now that the profile m is
solved, but it took a lot of re-
search to develop them.
First some hurry-up builders
apparently discovered how much
they could save in labor by hav-
ing two nails driven in place Of
three. Then high winds and
hurricanes came along. blew
some houses down and not
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-03
Building Owners
Plan March Event

The Building Owners & Man.
ayers Association Of Metropol-
itan Washington will hold o
spring associate exhibit day
starting at 1890 am. March 20
at the Madison Arms, 1920 6
street NV.
About 400 persons are ex-
Ipected to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-03

sibly slightly more than / per
cent. II Of the improved type"
Why were 80 different types
used? Because there are special
nails for special places nowadays.
There are hardened steel screw
type concrete nails. threaded
aluminium nails, curlicue nails to
hold insulation pads. screw nails
with neoprene washers for sheet
metal roofing, groved steel gyp-
sum wallboard nails, special nails
for asphalt shingles, toothed
flooring, nails-and so many
others they didn't need all of
them in the VPI house.
All Of these nails are on the
market now. You don't have to
wait for them to be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-03
NPI Research Improves
Efficiency Of Nails

holding the bag for win d
damage under some Of their fire
insurance policies. inspected the
scenes and found well-nailed
houses standing where nall
starved houses fell.
The government got busy and
compiled studies on adequate
mailing. The nail industry. like
the automobile industry, started
to turn out better and newer
models. Dry wall material
manufacturers wanted some
thing done about nails popping
out through wallpaper.
New Designs
So the cinderella common nail
was sent to college. DR.. E.
George Stern of the wood
research laboratory at Virginia
Polytechnic Institute, came UP
with designs that doubled and
tripled the holding power Of
nails. Coarse threads like those
of an auger were cut into nails
SO they'd bore themselves into
the fibers of wood with each
blow of the hammer.
Annular rings, barbed back
ward to lock with wood fibers,
were developed to a point where
"a "one-way" nail could be
named. Once driven. it can't
loosen.
Tests showed that one house,
built Of green lumber with plain
shank nails, came apart under a
racking load Of $50 pounds. An
other house of green lumber,
fastened with one-way nails,
stood a test of 1.640 pounds and
its base plate broke before the
nails pulled out.
So Virginia Polytechnic built a
demonstration house to show how
a house should be put together.
1t was found that $4,000 nails
were needed and 80 different
types of new nails were used.
1.-THE cost of the nails used in
the average dwelling" DR.. Stern
concluded, amounts to two
thirds of l per cent Of the total
cost of the house, if they are Of
the plain-shank type, and pos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

Strictly de luxe. compl renovated
country home, loo. on 81 acres in
Loudoun County. Nice fishing stream
with firepl, 8 hedrms., / is king
sized; mod bath and den, closets
galore. 15x20-ft. pine-paneled liv.i
kit. has natural pine cabinets. lge,
refgr. and 2 full-size stoves, / cleo,
house Is beant., dec. and compl.
furn. Other desirable features incl.
Ice. bank barn, other outbldgs., l3
head Hereford cattle. Farmall Cub
tractor with all equip, WHY'S Jeep.
loft. freezer and many other ex-
tras. Must he seen to be appreciated
1mmed. occupancy. Priced to sell al
S25. 900 by owner. May be seen on
Sats. and Suns. Through Leesbure
to Waterford. follow Rd, 662 to Rd
800. then 7I1n mi to property
Weekday ewes. after 8 call CT. g.
I0031. -3
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VIRGINIA'S BEST BUYS
$1,000 DIN, SIP MO.

Owner viii give POSSESSION June
Is on this 3-bedrm. Colonial featur-
rm.. kit. with table space. Lovely
tree-shaded lot with patio, fun bsmt.
with cluhroom excellent N. Arl
loo. FLA available. Price, S17.500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
CT s12,95O--5% CASH

New-house condition. A.
yr.-old rambler; liv. rm.,
separate din. rm., 2 bedrms.,
super de luxe kit. (new
range with fluid exhaust
fan, loft. de luxe refgr.,
washer; level lot; large q
car garage.
METZLER, ia. 5-7575
3s11 LEE HWY. Q TIL 9
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WHY RENTo

VETERAN OR NoN-vETERAN
500 moves you in this 3-yeaf-
old, 3-bedrm, brick. rambler situated
on a well-shrubbed ls-acre let. VA
appraised at lS14,700. Price reduced
to S13.S50 for quick sale. Imme-
ldiQte possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
SPACE AND QUALITY

SPACE AND QUALITY
Go hand in hand very nicely in
this 3-SToRY all-briek Colonial
baths. FAMiLYSsizsd dining room.
Delightful screened porch. finished
rec. room. Built-in garage. Even the
lot is large and deep. lover 200-ft.
and has that park" like look.
$4,000 cash down minimum will
handle or CT. or FLA terms. For
big families or those cramped-up
desiring space and quality in a
home this S24.950 home has 1t!
Call IA. 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
OVER AN ACRE

OLD DOMINION DRIVE AREA
Country living within Minis. Of
D. c. An older home nestled among
towering trees. Liv. rm. family
size din rm., mod. kit. bedrms.,
bath. and porch. LIST A.: bedrm.
plus space for additional bedroom.
2nd A.: full bsmt. Price, SI5.0SO.
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EIREIl

Hottest rambler buy in months
All-brick. new: center-hall plan.
Spacious as a college dormitory
IL bedrooms, ga baths. Finished rec
room with fireplace. Rural setting
and over l-acre lot. Located very
Iclose-in. All city utilities, distinctive
TO effect quick sale. Isl .0001 ali
cash deal or all cash financing will
only be considered The price Is
S2s.950. Your opportunity is here
Call ia. 7-Rf6O.
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Artists Retreat
NEAR LANGLEY

Reminiscent Of Old Georgetown
Ia charming home with all the pri-
vacy you could desire yet only min
Iutes from D. CT Wide spacious liv
rm., party-sized din. rin., bright kit
with table space. = twin-sized bed.
rms. and bath on LIST A.; huge
studio rm. f36 by 1S ft) almost
finished on End level; full bsmt. with
garden entrance, garage Ideal fol
the talented family desiring Ole
World charm with modern conven-
fences. Beautiful v acre. many lush
green paintings Wonderful. won
Iderful home. only S16,500l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

mr.. Pentagon--3-bed-
I'M. house. with fireplace in liy. rm..
Ice. DIN. rm.,. sunroom and den or
4th bedrm.: Ice, basement with a
bath: lge. level lot: mr. schools,
shops and transp. CT appraised
a. S15,3UO; Reduced Tor sale BY
mentS about SS5. 223S N, Vermont
st., mr.. Old Dominion DIR. Phone
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HOUSES for SALE. va. Cont. ]

ALEX, SOUTH, off Mt. Vernon blvd.
where it's q pleasure to commute
Attractive. 3-bedrm. house in good
suburban area where trees nave
been preserved. Lge. Nv. rm. VIII
1repl.. din. L, fully equipped kit
screened porch. attic storage. Mr.
schools. buses and shopping. viii
$4,000. ROBERT G. DAVENPORT
REAL ESTATE Weekdays, so
b-52OO. or week ends and evenings
SO. $500. -3
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LAKE RARcROFT

With private swimming pool started,
that is only one feature this split
level with ! bedrooms. -2i2 baths,
setting on l00x1 80 lot. Center hall
plan. Dining room with pleasing rear
view. 24-ft. screened porch. with
SWAY view, daylight basement with
rec. room: garage. Pretty antique
brick In redwood siding Has every.
thing charm. quality. character
and distinctiveness; S33 $50. IN.
excelled value: by appt. Call IA. T.
$3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
Comfort and
Prestige

Join hands in magnificent split level.
4 miles to D. c., In ever-popular
Mclean ESpertly created of an
tiuue brick. features center-hall
entrance, most unusual brick fire-
place and huge exposed beams in
23-ft. liv. rm, wide view" floor
Ito-ceiling window wall. ultramodern
Science" KIT: iron rallied stair leads
to 3 completely private bedrms. and
l2 colonful tile baths; lower-level
lclubroom with additional fireplace
and prepared for 3rd bath. has ac-
cess to beautiful ia-acre garden,
leanopied by towerins oaks and hick-
lories wide sweeping driveway to
diversified modern carport. ABSO-
lLUTELY THE BEST under $50. 900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
ALEXANDRIA
Watch Your Wife

Her eyes will light up when
you show her this family
home All functional parts
Of Housekeeping are ac-
commodated by the king-size
kitchen. Located in Engle-
side; 4 bedrooms and bath,
attractive living room with
fireplace, side screened porch,
basement, laundry tubs; "a
acre OF ground; garage, tool
and chicken houses: $1,000
down CT or S2,97O down
FILA. Ask for listing number
ITEM.
TIE. $1,000 TIE. 6-7343
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FALLS CHURCH
1Tn ~Ea

Centrally located: 4-bedrm., ..
bath Cape Cod LIST A.. 12x20 liv. rm
Tie BATH tsp md Il On iue. and oeu smsi
rm. tile bath. Gould be converted
into an apt. Full hsmt. with garage
NJ. E. CHURCH, Realtor, lis West
Broad st. .IE o-123N a
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COUNTRY CLuR VIEW

Two-LEvEL RAMBLER of mas
eertsr bs psiek Isl ieyei features
rs by 10 n din. rm. opening onto
spscious outdoor patio; 3 twin bed
rms, . cleaning tile baths: beaLti-
lful equipped Gle kit; "out-of-
ground" lower level with additional
y bath may be used as family
activities" rm. or utilized as 4th
by modern folding door; screened
porch onto beautifully landscaped
100 bv 100 IT. garden plot; sep.
laundry rm.. workshop. garage.
VERY SUPERIOR COUNTRY CLUB
lNEJnHBORHOOD. I. Minis. TO D. c.
Tor Pentagon on parkway. Nothing
to compare at S2s.950.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

ALL CASH above LIST trust for eooc
10 to 20 unit apt. in NV. or Md
Please give all details. No brokers
Box Dab, Star. -
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DOMINION HILLS

DILLON LAND CO.
Fails Church. Va. JE. 4-404C
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8 bedrms., Ice. den. full tile bath,
nice kit. with Bendix washer. long
liv. rnl,. pretty lot. Garage. Nicely
located to shopping and transp. Just
OF Arlington blvd. and Graham I'd
LEGATO REALTY CORP, JE. 2
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LORCOM LANE

In the above vicinity, we have a
level rambler. bedrooms. Pa baths
daylight basement. Grand piano
sized living room. More living space
and features here than in much
higher priced homes. Priced to sell
at S24 800. Gil and FILA financing
Low down payment otherwise. Cal
ia. 7-6660 to inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
3 BEDROOMS, BSMT.
DEN-GARAGE
GQ1.000

Spotless brick home in most de.
sirable N. Arlington neighborhood
21-Fr. LIV RIM. with frepl. sep
din. ru., rec. rm. with lavatory
lovely. large shade trees, pvt. patio
and barbecue. Close to schools, shops.
bus. VA AND FLA APPRAISED.
Parker, Smith & Donnell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01

l HAVE CASH PURCHASER for 5 Z
10 unit NV. bids. Must be priced
T right. Cal Y; E. SMITH. DI. 2.
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WOWIl

Spacious brick rambler IN Al
condition. Separate dining room. 81.
. fireplaces. De luxe equipped
kitchen. / ACRE LOT. CT approved
and ready TO be taken away fol
$17500. Call ia. $4,000 without
delay.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
POMPONIO
PRESENTS
CALF CIITTE

Has that nature-kissed favor. 3
bedroom 3-yesr-young rambler. Ex-
place wall from floor TO roof
Impressive lots very spacious In
area. Spic, span ana deliehtful
De luxe kitchen. carport, swimmins
pool membership available. Price is
S14.500 and with terms easy or
the pocketbook. Call IA. 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
TAILORED

TAILORED
OF ageless stone and brickl Enter
by charming center hall, 24-by-12-
1T liv. rm. with inviting brick fire.
place, sep. din. rm., big bright kit.
with sntr. to 2O-ft. private
bic bedrms. and bath upstairs: SUI
lperb closet space: appealing paneled
rec. rm., massive stone fireplace,
u bath, separate laundry rm., Diet.
garage and a garden mt for a
queen" Fine N. Arlington location:
SlS.950.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
Gentleman'S Retreat

THos. ]. FISHER & co.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CENTREVIILE VA

5-room bunsalow. on IA acre
lot. Full basement. oil heat. garage
the house Is In new-house condition
Plenty OF shade trees, excellent
WORKSHOP. Ideal for nursery, Garden
reasonable cash.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-01
LOCATION COuNTS

LOCAIION COUNTS
This 3-bedrm., lh-bath brick
home has I'll Very pretty garden
shade trees, patio and barbecue
plus convenience OF schools
lchurches, shops and buses Liv
rm features unusual stone fireplace
sep din. rm., very large nit. Will
Upholstered breakfast booth. bis
dry bsmt. with rec. rm. and work
shop-Qarage Needs some redecorat.
ms, but under Slp, 000 It's an OUT
STANDING BUY Call.
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ARLINGTON RAMBLER, by owner

ARD. DUPLEX--Live rent free and
eraciously IN this lovely brick 2
family fiat. . excellent o-rm, apis,
level lot with huge trees, "a biz, to
complete shopping and best bus
service to D. c. and Pentagon IN
Va: vacant, move IN with deposit,
price, under the market at S24 800,
Exclusive, E. F. STEFFEY, JE. 4
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Miss London
Weds Mr.. Pearson

Miss Carol Elizabeth Lam
don became the bride of Mr..
Lennart Pearson on Saturday
i'll the First Presbyterian
Church in Abingdon. The Rev.
George Hileman Yount and
the Rev. d. Wayne Amsler,
uncle of the bride, officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Perry
Landon. Mr.. Pearson is the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Gunnar
Pearson Of New York City.
Both bride and bridegroom
are graduates of Wheaton
College. Wheaton. Ill. Mr..
Pearson is in his second year
of graduate study at New COL
lege, Edinburgh, Scotland.
where he is preparing for the
Presbyterian ministry.
Mr.. Landon headed the
Thailand desk in the Depart
ment of State for more than
a decade and is presently on
the staff of the Operations
Co-ordinating Board.
Mrs. Landon is the author
of Anna and the King Of
SIAM" from which the mus
ical play and movie of The
King and T. was derived.
The couple will live in Edin-
burgh until Mr.. Pearson COM
pleteS his studies.
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YOURS
Democrats SHIFT
Office to Chicago

Room at the airport to wait
departure time. Believe it or
not they no sooner assembled
there than they f1icked on the
television set SO they could
listen to a Republican,
When I walked in to see what
was cooking, there was Ma
tional Democratic Chairman
Paul Butler glued to the TV
screen where his G. o. P. coun-
terpart. Leonard Hall, was
holding forth on Face the
Nation. What did he think of
Len Halls performance? Il
don't think there was anything
particularly spectacular about
it," said Mr.. Butler.
Standing around him were
Vice Chairman Clayton Fritz
chey. Publicity Director Sam
Brightman, Phil Stern, direc-
tor of research: Claiborne Pell.
registration chairman: Harold
Leventhal, general counsel;
good-looking Dick Murphy, ex-
ecutive director of the Young
Democrats who's on the COM
mittee staff, and Gladys Uhl,
associate director of the Demo.
cratic Digest. whose husband
had come down to see her off
Katie Louchheim, director
of women's activities. waited
on the sofa too tired to bulge.
Husband Walter stood beside
her because the sofa was also
damned with pretty young Sec
retaries. Katie was wearing
a gray cotton dress trimmed
with white and a new style
white chapeau. This is my
Sally Victory hat" smiled
Katie.
Democrats on hand to see
the planeful off escorted them
out onto the field carrying
signs that read. The Party
for You, Not Just a Few" and
Happy Days Are Near Again
When You Vote Democratic"
On board, committee mem
bers who face an eXhauSting
two weeks. found specially
printed menus that bespoke a
hearty meal. Served en- route
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-06
BY BETTY BEALE

A specially chartered Amer
lean Airlines plane scared into
the heavens yesterday at 6
O'Clock and pointed its nose
toward Chicago.
The big four-engined liner
took off from the National
Airport with So members of
the National Democratic Com
mittee on board - everybody
from the boss to a lesser
secretary.
After four years of waiting
and planning for the big show,
they were moving closer to the
scene of the first act-the
convention itself. Even though
the curtain goes up next Mon
day in the stockyards' amphi-
theater, it may be that not a
single ballot for the presiden-
tial candidate win be cast I'M
til the Thursday pm. session.
BY next Tuesday, there
should have been enough
canvassing of delegates to
know whether or not Adlai
Stevenson is assured the NOM
ination on the first ballot.
The way things look now,
Chairman Paul Butler says.
Wednesday will De devoted to
the platform, and nominal
tons for standard bearer will
be placed before the conven-
ton Thursday noon, August
16. with the balloting taking
place that evening.
Convention Schedule
On Friday noon vice presi-
dental nominations will be
made, and on Friday night
former President Truman will
speak followed by the accept
ance speeches of both candi-
dates. The convention won't
be shortened because it would
mean throwing away a half
million dollars of free TV time
with a guaranteed audience.
Before boarding the chart
cred plane Yesterday, Demo-
cratic Committee members
gathered in the Presidents
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burg, Pa, and Washington.
Miss Phillips is a graduate
of Mount Saint Joseph Acad-
envy, Chestnut Hill and Seton
Hill College, Greensburg, Pa.
Mr.. Kelley was graduated from
Georgetown Preparatory
School in Garrett Park. Md,
and from st. Vincent College
in Latrobe. Pa. He is attending
Catholic University School of
Law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-06
Legislators
Son to Wed
DEMOCRATIC PEP SQUAD

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank j.
Phillips of Philadelphia an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Patricia Anne
to Mr.. James Reeves Kelley.
son OF Representative and Mrs
Augustine B. Kelley of Green's
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BY SELWA ROOSEVELT

1--WE have fought against
something all our lives. now
we must fight for something"
said Habib Bourguiba, jr.. son
of the Prime Minister of Tun-
niSia.
The 29-year-old TuniSian,
who arrived in Washington
last week as his country's first
diplomatic representative here,
just presented his credentials
as charge d'affaires. His Am
bassador will follow shortly.
Mr.. Bourguiba, a handsome
combination of his Tunisian
father and French mother,
says that despite a lifetime of
fighting for TuniSian indie
pendence from France, neither
he nor his father feel any
sense of bitterness.
Like Father
ION the contrary" he said,
81 feel, like my father, a great
desire to do something con-
structive. to create and build
a new country"
Mr.. Bourguiba says the big
gest problems facing his coun-
try now are 100000 unem-
ployed. They need to develop
light industries and increased
agricultural production and
especially they need the emer-
gency aid of wheat from the
United States.
I'VE have a great problem
of education. too" he said.
I'VE hope for some grants-in-
aid from the United States for
technical assistance and would
like the help of one of the
great foundations in building a
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Epsteins Honor Pukistuni

Mr.. and Mrs. Azizali of Ka-
rachi, Pakistan, were honored
guests at a dinner given at
Normandy Farm recently by
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionel Epstein of
Mclean. Va.
Mr.. Sakin is an economist
associated with the State Bank
of PakiStan. Others at the din
ner included the hosts father,
Mr. David Epstein of New
York, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon
H. Crowell.