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Florida City Sells Golf
Course To Prevent
It's Use BY NeuToes

Fort Lauderdale, Fla amp
Rather than abide by a federal
courts ruling that Negroes must
be permitted use Of the municipal
ly owned golf course Of Fort Lau-
derdale, the city last week sold
the course 10 a private organlza-
ton for 1924 a little more
than half its appraised value.
The action was voted by the
city commission against the ad-
vice Of Mayor John V Russell,
Democrat, and Commissioner Ed
ward r. Johns, a Republican. The
mayor called the sale Of the park,
"a step backward in solving our
racial problems II had the effect
he said, Of allowing "a handful Of
Negro citizens 10 force the sale Of
a million dollar facility for $780,
400"
Purchasing the course was the
Fort Lauderdale Mems Golf As
ISOLATION.
Federal Judge Joseph p. Lieb
recently ruled the course must be
opened to Negroes.
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Tooth Birthday Celebrated: Mr..
and Mrs. Marvin Shivers Of Los
Angeles, Calf, entertained on
Sunday, July IA, in celebration Of
the Tooth birthday Of their father,
Thomas L. Shivers. Of l1O9 f.
saith St, Los Angeles. Mrs. Esther
Brown Of 1929 Fifth Av s.. left by
plane Sunday morning to attend
the celebration The senior Mr..
Shivers is the father Of the late
Mrs. Cora Taylor Of this city and
uncle Of Mrs. Brown and Spencer
shivers Of 1921 Fourth Av S.
Visited Parents: Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo c. Rouss Of New York City,
left for their home on Tuesday,
July 10, after spending two weeks
in the city visiting Mrs. Rouss
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S.
Barnett Of 3s49 Fourth Av. s.
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Robert Collins Of Pasadena, Calf.
who have been mentioning in the
city for the past two months, left
by motor early Thursday morning
July IL, for Chicago, Detroit, Gin
cinnati, New York City and other
points east. While in the city they
resided at 1928 Fifth Av. S. They
plan to stop in Minneapolis on
their return for a short visit be-
fore leaving for home.
Family Guests: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey A. Moss, 1854 Second Az.
S, are entertaining extra special
guests for the next ten days in
their home. Their three grand
children, Sandra, David and Har-
vey II arrived with their mother,
Mrs. d. c. Edwards of Chicago.
Mrs. Edwards is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Moss. The family
will leave for home on Saturday.
On Vacation: william A. Glenn.
1884 Smelling Av., left Friday,
July u for Chicago, Detroit and
Cleveland, where he will spend
his vacation visiting friends.
Back Home: REV. and Mrs. w.
L. Battle, 220 f. 42nd St, return
ed home Friday evening by motor
from Miami, Fla. Rev. and Mrs.
Battle motored to Florida and
from Their they went by plane to
Havana, Cuba, Kingston, Jamai-
ca, B.WI., Port au Prince, Haiti,
and San Juan, Porto Rico.
Chicago Vacationers: Arriving
in the city Saturday by motor
were Mrs. T. w. Banks, Mrs. FL
Disc Wilkins and Mrs. Wilma
Shaw, all of Chicago, who were
enroute to Lake Adney on their
annual fishing expedition. Mrs.
Loren Hall, 1924 Third Av. s., sis
ter of Mrs. Banks, went to Chi
cago and accompanied the group
back to Minneapolis They will
spend the week at the lake.
Attending Retreat: Harry Davis
1921 Portland Av., left the city
Thursday for Purdue University
Lafayette, Ind, to attend the sec
ond National Conference of Meth
odist Men.
Visiting In Missouri: Miss Imo-
gene Napue, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernell Kelsaw of 1852 Port
land Av. left Sunday, July 7, for
FIT. Leonard Wood, Mo, to spend
three weeks visiting her uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ste
phens.
Vacationers: Enjoying fishing,
boating and swimming on Lake
Sullivan, were Mr.. and Mrs. Don
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Bantam and daughters, Audrey
and Karen of 1892 Rondo Av., St
Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Watson
and children, Wendell, Sherrie and
Wanda of 1895 Fourth Av. s., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Swain and sons,
Danny Jr., Bruce and Gregory Of
1909 Third Av. S. The vacatoners
were guests at Evergreen Resort
and report a wonderful vacation.
Week End Guest: Mrs Wilma
Shaw Of Chicago, was the week
end guest of DR.. and Mrs. James
w. Robinson Of 1906 Portland Av.
Mother Is Guest: Mrs Carrie
Pullie Of Newark, n. J. is visiting
in the city and is guest Of her
daughter, Miss Eunamae Pullie Of
1912 Third Av. S. Miss Pullie is
registered nurse.
Confined To His Home: Arthur
Shelton. five year old son Of Mr..
and Mrs orion Shelton Of 412
Iglehart Av. is confined to his
home due 10 illness.
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$50 Carroll Az: Maceo G. Moody
ST. 1877 Rondo Av.
July 22-Arthur Hin, Jr.. s3S
Carroll Av, Louise Brown, COL
st, Anthony Az; Mrs, William
Cartwright 706 Iglehart Az; Ed
gar william Owens, 235 Rondo
Az; Mrs. Thelma Thomas, Sal
w. Central Az, Dale Evans Good
en-, 1904 Carroll Av; Mrs. CRr-
ence Lewis, 243 st. Anthony Av.;
Clarence Davis, 667ls Rondo Av.
July 23--Mrs Faustina Robin
son. 069 Iglehart Az; Mrs, Court
ney Hilyard, 792 St Anthony Av..
Mrs, Lucille Williams, 1921 N.
Dale St; Frank Winfield, 1908
Carroll Av.; Elmer Craig Morris,
1876 Iglehart Az.
July "a Rev. Floyd Massey Jr.,
1896 w. Central Az; Woodford
Mills, 90 ST. Anthony Az; b. II.
Henderson, 900 st. Anthony Av.:
Mrs Burt McPheeters, s3l Car
roll Ave; Alfred White Jr., e9i
Carroll Av.; Mrs. Pearl Douglas,
i26 Carroll Az; Mrs. Cionnie o.
Perry 37s Galtier.
July 20 Mrs Eugene Preston
Hin s3s Carroll Av.; Lydia Jean
Tendle, 500 st, Anthony Av.;
Mary "Taffy" Brown, ST. st. An
thony Az, Mrs. Benaree Will
liams, s26 Rondo Az; Paul Young,
TIA Carroll Az.
July 26-Ivan Duane Perfect,
SIT W. Central Av.; Mrs Theo-
dore Russell, 633 Iglehart Az:
Leantha Carter Zeno, $50 Rondo
Av.; Myrtis Rosenbloom, 24sn
Rondo Az; Mrs, Mildred @. Jones'
65I w. Central Av
Out town BIrthdnys-
July 2l-Mrs. G.. c. Hawlett
Cleveland, o.
July 23-Danny Ronald Holly,
Buffalo N. Y.
July 20 Virginia Thomas, To-
peka, Kans.
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Mary Smith of 2214 18th Av. S.,
arrived home Thursday from
Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi.
Miss, with an honorable dis
charge after four years of service.
Illinois Visitors: Mrs. Fannie
Jackson and granddaughter, San
dra jackson of Galesburg, H., ar
rived Thursday, July IL for a two
weeks visit with Mrs. Jackson's
daughter and son-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Hawkins of 4022
Second Av. S.
Motoring In East: Mr.. and Mrs
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Limited Ten Held Annual
Dinner Saturday Might

The Limited Ten Club held It's
annual dinner meeting Saturday
July ~, at Road Buddy's, ST, Paul.
The club voted to accept Ray.
mond Bledsoe into It's member
ship,
Plans were formulated for a
family pinic which will be held
Sunday, August 4 at Phalen Park.
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ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS

July 20 Mrs. Agnes Wilson,
$50 st, Anthony Av.; Mrs. Fred
erick Suthern, sos Iglehart Av.;
Reginald Combs, TT Iglehart
Av.; Luther Johnson, 3l5 N. Grot-
to; Mrs. Cecil f. Mccoy, 2ss N.
Avon St; Theresa Mae Cox, 1893
Marshall Av.
July 21-David Smith, 647 w.
Central Av; James c. Martin
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

July 20-Mrs, Leola Carey.
s7o4 Fifth Av s; Mrs. Thelma
Gray 5i42 Humboldt Av. N; Mrs.
Mary Collins, $500 Fourth Av. S. /:
Louis Sundeen. PAPA 25th Av. s.;
Mrs. Vincent shepherd. 1887
Portland Av.; Mrs. Minnie Vivion
III Girard Av, N; Joyce Patricia
Gold, 2504 Fourth Av. S.
July 2l-Mrs, Betty Ann Kip
per, 42S9 Second Av. s; Elmer
Bridges. 535 James Az. N; James
T. Crockett, 626 Girard Av. NJ;
Floyd Poole Jr, SoS2 Fourth Av.
s.; Mrs, Shelby Cox, 4l0s Fifth
Av. s.; William e. Jones ~, 1887
Stevens Av.
July 22-Adrienne Ratnff. 27S7
Eleventh Av. s.; Mrs. Ava Black
well, 4247 Fifth Av. s.; Elaine
Grant 100 f. 2sth ST.; Robert
Chambers, PASS Fourth Az. s.;
Marion Greg Taylor 1888 Stevens
AvS Susan Williams, S54O SMELL
ing Av,; James c. Hodge Jr., 440s
Fourth Az. s,
July 2S-E. l. Escue, APO
Fifth Az s.; Mrs. Beulah Green,
io2sh Olson HWY; Frances
Lawler 2725 3Oth Av S; Ray
Walls SIS Lyndale Av. N;
Charles A. Glenn, 1892 Smelling
Av; Mrs. william Lumsey, 922
Fremont Av. N.
July "a - Cecil Adair, 5122
James Av. N; Ruth Brown, 3437
Smelling Az; Mrs. Patricia Da-
vison, S715 Fourth Av. s.; Mere
dyth Wallace, 1892 Smelling Av.;
Walter Leonard Lowe, Jr, 2i3l
Fourth Av. s.; Mrs, Carol Green,
All f. gath st.
July 25-CeCil f. Newman, 1883
Third Av. S.; Walter Beasley,
1881 Clinton Av.; Ernestine
Young, 1908 Emerson Az. ~; ].
II, Clack, 1882 Fourth Az. S;
Wendell c. Helm, 1888 Clinton
Av
July 26 Mrs. f. V. Marshall,
1909 Elliot Av.: Marvin Parker,
lO45 Clinton Av.; Harold Brewer
Williams, 1929 Fifth Az. s.; Ell
mer Wagner, 9l5 Fremont Az. N.
Out-of-Town Birthdays
July 20 Sharon Fulgham,
Kansas City, Mo.
July 22-Psalm w. Mitchell,
Walkertown, N. c.
July % Miss Dorothy Waters,
Mexico city, Mex.
July "a Mrs. Helen Kitchen,
Des Moines, Ia.
July 25-Harold w. Page, Way.
zata, MINI.
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50, was found at her home after
the incident and police are hold
ing Joseph Ray, ss, Isaac Smith.
So; Emma Morton 40 and Johnnie
Dread, "a, for questioning in the
case.
An autopsy to determine the ex-
act cause OF death was ordered by
County Atty. George CLANCY after
hospital authorities reported that
the woman had been beaten and
stabbed also.
Bigelow Lane Apt A, who has
been confined to her home due to
illness, is feeling much better and
making rapid recovery,
Birthday Greetings; Greetings
to Mrs, Zillah Waters OF $50 lyle
hart Az, who observed her natal
day ON Sunday, July "a.
Return Home: Mr.. and Mrs.
William Godette and Mrs. Walter
Suthern returned home Tuesday
morning from Los Angeles, Calf.
where they were called to attend
funeral services OF Mrs Florence
Wells, who died Saturday, July Is.
Mrs. Wells, a former resident OF
Minneapolis, was the mother OF
Mrs, Suthern and sister OF Mrs.
Godette
Birthday Greetingss Greetings
TO Mrs, Samuel FAINT, 542 Iglehart
Az, who win celebrate her birth
day on Monday July %.
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Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

July % Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Ross, asl Aldrioh Av. N, two
years.
July 24-Mr, and Mrs. Andrew
Wilson, 1882 Smelling Av,. nine
years,
July 26 Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Harpole, 2Sl6 Tenth Av S, %
years,
ST. PAUL
July % Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Douglas, 6SS ST, Anthony Av..
seven years.
July % Mr. and Mrs, Eugene
Wright, 626 ST. Anthony Az, -
years; Mr.. and Mrs. James Wat
son, 776 ST. Anthony Av., as
years.
July 24-Mr. and Mrs. Emerett
Jones, 1921 Rondo Av., IS years;
Mr., and Mrs, J. II. Thomas, ass
Carroll Av., Is years.
July 26 Mr.. and Mrs, Melvin
Henderson, $50 St Anthony Az,
n years.
OUTOF-TOWN
July 23Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Oliver Potter Jr, Los Angeles,
Calf, two years
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Greene Sisters Entertained
vuritles Club July II

Denise and Barbara Greene, 702
Carroll Az, were hostesses to the
Varieties club Saturday, July -.
The club members enjoyed a
swim at MeCarron's Lake and a
picnic lunch at Thompson's Park.
Linda Harris OF Los Angeles was
an out OF town guest, Chsperons
were Mrs. Robert Shoffner and
Mrs, Ernest Greene
Sharon Harper 766 st. An
hony Av., will be hostess at the
next meeting,
Varieties club members include
Merle Bell, Cherry and Marie
Braddock, Denise and Barbara
Greene, sharon Harper, Toni Reed
and Sonya Shoffner.
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JAIL FOUR IN
KNIFE KILLING CASE

Vicksburg, Miss, (ANP)-- Po-
lice this week were holding four
Negro men and women In jail in
connection with the fatal stabbing
OF another woman during an alter
cation that occurred In the dead
woman's home.
The body OF Mrs Hazel billiard,
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Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Returns Home Mrs DeQuence Nelson Of Chicago, who has
been visiting relatives and friends in the city for the past three
weeks left for her home Thursday July IL Mrs Nelson
the house guest Of her sister Mrs Dolly Crushhon Of 9l0
Fuller Av.
Confined To Her Home: Mrs William Foukes Of las
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Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS Z

Family Visitors Visiting in the city Mrs Elva mas of
Gupor Miss and granddaughter Henrenne Porter of Ferr
day. La They the houseguestS mas daughter and
son-nlaw, Mr. and Mrs Edward H. Blackwell Jr of 1904
Fourth Az The visitors will spend two weeks in the city
Honorable Discharge Allen Ramsey Smith son of Mrs
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To appetite and please purse
Lamb Shoulder Chops Despite their modest lamb
from the shoulder meat tender full Of flavor Identified by
blade bone round bone They're usually about thick
and are large enough to make a remembered serving.
All too often panfed these chops different they're
bathed and glazed antang that's the
they cook and with bite good the fragrance promises
Orange-Clazed Lamb Chops
q SeTUinRs)
! 4 blade round bone II teaspoon garlic salt
shoulder lamb chops II orange juice
4 tablespoons butter tablespoon grated
: Salt and pepper rind, II desired
tablespoons chopped parsley teaspoons cornstarch
n teaspoon dry mustard Ia water
Heat butter in heavy frying automatic electric skillet Add
chops and brown slowly both sides Sprinkle with salt pepper
Remove chops 10 plate
To the dppngs in the skillet add the parsley seasonngs orange
Juice and grated peel and water Bring the boiling point
Add remaining water mixed with the consarc Boil and until
thick and clear Return chops skillet Cover tightly and cook until
forktender about 45 minutes for inch thick White
be used place the juice replace the
water Serve with mashed potatoes buered
Lima beans y
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Don't Miss Garden Lovers
show sunday, July "a. rs p. M
Nacirema Club, Minneapolis. -
AdVt.
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thisypicture. be in 1862


No one can be sure just how much Of
Americas steel will be made from Min.
9esota iron ores 10 years, years, or even.
2 years from now But, the trend is clear:
competition from other domestic ores and
from imports is increasing rapidly. What's
more, most Of these new ores that are COM
ing on the market are Of such high quality
that steel mills are raising the standards for
Unacceptable" iron ore. Most Of the remain
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ing Minnesota ores can't meet the new
standards without special treatment.
b If Minnesota is to maintain its place as a
major iron ore producer, many millions Of
dollars must be invested in the state for more
research -. more new plants to upgrade
and improve our remaining ores. Everyone
in Minnesota has a stake in encouraging
plovmrnt and should support il.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
Reception Honors
New RoYdl Visitor

Austrian Ambassador Gruber.
Indonesian Ambassador and
Nine. Notowidigdo, Italian
Ambassador Brosio. Pakistani
Ambassador and Begun Ali
and many others.
Coming in late was the dean
of the corps, Norwegian Am
bassador and Nine. Munthe de
Morgenstierne. The latter
ouipped, MY husband made
us late"
Also there were the Vene-
zuelan Ambassador and Sonora
de Gonzalez. she most glamor-
Gus in a white satin ball gown
and a black satin coat: the
Spanish Ambassador, the
Count of Motrico. who was in
a business suit and said with a
laugh. You can say I was
ashamed of my dress but I just
didn't have time to change;
and the Chinese Ambassador
and Nine. Tong.
StaSsen Waits
DR.. and Mrs. Edward Elson
Che is the pastor of the church
attended by the President)
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came in with the diplomats
but Peace Secretary Harold
StasSen came a few minutes
before Z and was told that he
had to wait for the appointed
hour for the rest of the guests.
and wait he did.
The hostess wore an evening
dress of white satin. with bead
ing down the front Of it. and
a diamond and emerald neck
lace. In a matching dress. ex-
cept it was pale blue. was Mrs.
Tom Kelly. who was there
with her husband, Rear Ad-
mrial Kelly.
Several members of King
Saud's encourage came in,
some in their native dress.
having quite cnat Win the
Crown Prince was the Saudi
Deputy Foreign Minister
Yusuf Yasim. 1t was reported
that no members Of the Syrian
Embassy were at the party and
no members OF the Russian
Embassy. Also none were noted
from the French or Israeli
Embassies.
Others there were Mrs. Ed
ward Croker, wife Of former
United States Ambassador to
Iraq: former Chief of Protocol
Jack Simmons. Deputy Under
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Mukhtar Baban, United Ma
tons Representative Fadhil
Al-Jamali, Deputy Chief Of
Staff Of the Iraqi Army. Gen.
Ghazi Al-Daghistani; Armed
Forces Attache, Brig. Hassani
Mustapha. and Gen. N. NAH
moud, a member of the Iraqi
delegation to the United Ma
tionS.
The American guests in
cluded Army Secretary
Brucker, Navy Seer etary
Thomas, Air Force Secretary
Quarles, Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs of staff, Admiral
Radford, and United States
Ambassador to Iraq. Waldman
j. Gallman.
Others were Admiral Ar
leigh Burke, Chief of Naval
Operations; Gen. Nathan
Twining, Air Force Chief OF
Staff; Assistant Secretary Of
Defense Gordon Gray, Mr..
Thomas Pike of the Defense
Department, 1t. Gen. Laurin
L. Williams. Maj. Gen. P. D..
Harkins. Mai. r. M. Cannon
and Col. Thomas Hannah.
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secretary of State Robert MUIR
ply, Foreign Minister Malik of
Lebanon, who was formerly
Ambassador to Washington,
Turkish Ambassador and
Nine. Cork. Postmaster Gen.
eral Summerf1eld and the
Egyptian Ambassador and
Nine. HuSsein.
Representative Frances
Bolton was sitting at a table
with the Ambassador Of
Uruguay and his attractive
wife, Sonora de Lacarte, and
also there was Mr.. Tom Krock.
British Minister and Mrs.
Coulson and the Fraser Will
kins.
Old Friend
Among those in the party
with the Crown Prince is the
former Ambassador to Wash
ington Ali Jawdat Al-Ayyubi.
His daughter and son-in-law,
Iraqi Second Secretary and
Nine. Pachachi. are now sta
toned here and were at the
party.
Also present for the event
was the Iraqi Representative to
the United Nations Fadhil Al
Jamali. He said. in speaking
of the Middle East crieis. 1T
is the Zionists and the French
that you must watch"
The attractive buffet for the
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party was commented on by
all the guests. There were
cold meats, at least eight diff
ferent salads. hot lamb,
chicken and rice dishes, cold
fish molds and scores of
other delicacies.
PentagOn Lunch
Earlier in the day the Crown
Prince met with President
Eisenhower and after that was
honored at a luncheon given
by Deputy Secretary Of De-
tense Reuben B. Robertson.
The 1890 luncheon took
place in Secretary Of Defense
Wilson's private dining room
at the Pentagon.
Among the guests travel
ing with the Crown Prince
were Saith Jabr, Tawfiq AL
Suwaydi and Ali Jawdat AL
Ayyubi. all Of whom are for
mer Prime Ministers of Iraq
and are now members Of the
Parliament.
Others there we're Ambas-
sador Shabandar, Deputy
Prime Minister Ahmad
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By DAISY CLELAND

Crown Prince Abdul Illah OF
Iraq is spending his second
day of an unofficial visit in
Washington and feels that his
talks here are going we'll.
This was learned at a recep-
ton given in his honor last
night by the Iraqi Ambassador
and Nine. Shabandar.
The Crown Prince is having
luncheon today with Secretary
of State Dulles. Later in the
afternoon he is to meet with
King Saud of Saudi Arabia at
Blair House. where the King is
staying as the guest of Presi-
dent Eisenhower.
Spokesman for the Crown
Prince said last night he was
very pleased at the way things
are going and that he was
hopeful for real progress to be
made in solving the Middle
East problems. The royal
visitor had a talk with Presi-
dent Eisenhower yesterday.
Princely Manner
The visitor is as princely in
manner as he is American in
dress. None of the atmosphere
of the Arabian Nights" that
surrounds King Saud in his
sweeping robes is found around
the Crown Prince. Last night
he wore a dinner jacket. plain.
unruffied shirt, no studs. no
decorations or ribbons and his
only piece Of jewelry was a
ruby little finger ring.
Each of the guests who came
through the line received a
warm greeting in perfect Eng
fish from the guest Of honor,
who was educated in England.
The Crown Prince said he
will be in Washington until
Sunday and will then return
to New York. where he plans
to do some shopping. Asked
If his wife had given him any
instructions as to what to buy,
he said with a laugh. Il never
allow my family to give me
orders and then can buy
what / want"
He was married for the sec
ond time about a year ago
to the daughter Of a we'll
known Iraqi tribal Prince of
the Rabi'a tribes. When asked
II he had any children, the
visitor said no but then added,
Il have a grown UP child-my
nephew"
This was a reference to his
nephew, King Faisal Of Iraq.
The Crown Prince is like a
father to the King since he
virtually brought him up and
served as his regent for IA
years before the King was of
age. The visitor added that
the King will be % in May.
During the party. the Am
bassador was heard to say to
a guest that, come what may.
Iraq will always be on the side
of America. The Crown Prince
added that 1t was not enough
TO have great wealth but that
there must be peace.
The 7-to-9 party took place
in the main ballroom Of the
Shoreham Hotel, with the
heads of diplomatic missions
asked to come and be received
at 6.3U.
Heading the receiving line
was the new Chief Of Protocol.
Wiley Buchanan, who made
the introductions first to the
host, then the Crown Prince
and Nine. Shabandar. The
diplomats were lined up ac-
cording to rank by Norwegian
First Secretary Elovius Man.
gor. who is the protocol officer
Of the corps.
First down the line was
Belgian Ambassador Silver
cruys who was followed by
Bolivian Ambassador Andrade.
Canadian Ambassador Heeney.
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Pomper yourself with luxury coot at
special price! Imported tweeds, Forstnnonn
fleeces, Worunbos, polished blacks. Char
cool, nude, raspberry, peacock among the
many colors Sizes to Is. including petites.
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100000 Bond
liked in Stubbinq

CHICAGO. Sept. o (R.-A
judge yesterday accused 80
yeaT-old Joseph Caraher Of
"feigning insanity" and then
fixed 5000, 900 bond for the ex-
night Waterman who has been
identified in a stabbing spree
last Friday.
Judge Henry c. Ferguson
postponed Caraher's arraign-
ment on four charges Of as
sault with a deadly weapon
until Wednesday in felony
court. Caraher was returned
to a detective bureau cell.
Caraher was seized Friday
with a pocket knife in his right
hand by an off-duty detective
after a pursuit in the near
northwest side. Four victims
have identified him as their
assailant. Police said he
stabbed eight victims, in all.
last week. None was seriously
injured.
Caraher. q quiet. seemingly
dazed man who has been un-
employed since May. has been
somewhat unresponsive to po-
lice questioning. However, he
has denied stabbing anyone.
Chief of Detectives Patrick
Deeley said Caraher would be
given a few days to rest in the
hope he may become calm
enough for Interrogation about
a number Of unsolved crimes.