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that somehow things will be better tomorrow, and that We
might as well make it dc" today
FINALLY, how about trying to find a way which would
keep our governmental affairs out of the courtsP After all,
there is certainly enough intelligence and understanding
And there should be the basic desire for maximum efficiency
in government. With these as motivations it would seem as
if an atmosphere of cooperation in the more general matters
would be enough to produce satisfactory results.
HOW ABOUT it Governor? There are so many ways
to let us know what is / HAPPENING, and how the press, the
radio, the public forum.
, 1957-02-15
NOTICE OF SALE

The Virgin Islands Corpora
ton offers for sale, AS IS,
WHERE rs, the following
One "a FORE PICKUP
TRUCK, Model 1863,
Vicorp's No. IS
Persons interested in pur-
chasing should make offers to
Mr.. F. c. cantrell, at the
Truck and Tractor Garage at
Bethlehem. Arrangements for
Inspection should also be made
with Mr.. Cantrell.
, 1957-02-15
Well Drill For Sale

The Virgin Islands Corpo-
ration is offering for sale one
Model TIP Speed Star well
drill together with drills.
other equipment an da guam
-tity of new replacement parts.
The minimum acceptable bid
for this equipment will be
100000. The equipment may
be inspected by contracting
Mr.. CantreH at Bethlehem.
Sealed bids will be received
until Friday, March /, 1857, at
500 p. m.
Virgin Islands Corporation
, 1957-02-15
sHERIFF's SALE

It is hereby brought to pub
lie notice that pursuant to an
order of execution issued out
of the District Court, Chris
tiansted, the Sheriff seized
the following personal-proper-
ty Of Hans Krause.
/. KingswaY Custom -4door
Dodge Sedan : s cylinders
Model 1850.
2. Westinghouse Refrigera-
tor : five cubic feet.
Each of the -above-mention-
.eded units Of personal proper
.ty will be offered for sale at
q public auction to be held in
the Christiansted Fort yard on
Monday, February Is, 1857, at
800 PM. to the highest bidder
present in order to satisfy the
judgement.
G. A. MATTHIAS
Sheriff
BY: E. v. Thomas
Deputy
m0n
s U B s RIB |
, 1957-02-15
Editorial
WHAT IS HAPPENING?

WHAT IN THE world is happening in and with the
Government Of the Virgin Islands? If anything is happening
will somebody please tell us.
OF COURSE, the stock answer can come that things
are moving along, and why rock the boat. But under local
conditions much, much more than the usual run-of-the-miH
program is necessary. The challenge is great. The need is
equally great, and any measure of real success will have to
be BROUGHT about by a broadened outlook.
WATER, ITS storage and conversion are high on the
list of measures to be provided. While it is true that housing
has received a considerable boost in the ARM, it is neverthe-
less true that much, much more needs to be done.
ABOUT industry and agricultueP The ultimate
goal of all planning MUST be economic self-sufficiency for
these Islands. To accomplish this objective means must be
found, and they must be u found in industry and agriculture.
IS the tourist trade. providing all it can? Is there any plan,
anywhere, akin to Puerto Ricos Operation Bootstrap1? Ma
turally, it could not be so pretentious, but at least it could
be looked into for possible lessons suited to our needs on a
comparative basis.
ARE WE PRODUCING any appreciate amount Of
food we consume? Is farming becoming the alimPortant
way Of life it should be for St. Croixp Is agriculture being
called upon to help raise the standard of living for all of us,
and more Immediately, improve the diet which everyone
agrees is somewhat deficient?
How far along is the government recognized for great
er efficiency and economy Is the native manpower being
used to its fullest advantage, or is government employment
lucrative colonial field for would-be colonizersP
AND HOW ABOUT the entire system Of educationP Is
If being planned and carried out with a view to molding the
social economic and political future of these Islands? Or, IS
il instead. Just going along from day to day, with the hope
, 1957-02-15
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oFEIcE cLosEp sUNDAYs
COLONEL
NEAR 9Th AND PA, AVE, Sc.
ONLY $495 DIN.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MoMTGoMERY COUNTY

ARC PEOPLE: sI7.9BO gor-
with q wonderful kitchen. Z twin
size bedFms. ard full basement
With exit; trade considered. ASH
LEY a Co. 10, 5-2322, = I'll o.
6ETHEsDA---Deiixhtful white brick
bedTms., baths; near bus and
all schools. Real bargain al S20,-
300. Terms, SAMUEL 3. BOGLEY
OF MD. INC, OIL. $500; ewes
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Here Is q real family home. all
brick construction: wooded lot I.
close in and COW: LARGE liv. I'm
with firepi and scr pch, sep. din.
Tm. pwdr. rn, generouS kit on LIST
a: 3 airy bedrms rec nm. vsc
Well priced, Sl6.950. A. J. KES-
lINnER A co IL n.AhAA
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WOUDsIDE, S.6.Bb0 - Bfand-n "
Is TINS tremendous brick home.
wonderful bedrm. sizes. ga baths.
aen' sep. din, I'm, full tiled
poIt trade cen aisensG s AsHf fir1
y CO.. 10. b-2322. q III 3.
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Arlington

CO. OPEN Q TO
900 WILSON BLVD "a. 7-s3oo
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NAME ROSES

Are planted in the professionally
LANDS lot OF tbs attractive
rooms. . baths, large separate din
ms room and tiled basement with
exit; complete G-E equipped kitch-
en- with ''eatin space" and pan
try. Less than l year old and close
to everything. this home offers
many extras al only sos 500.
JAMES c. CONIEY A CO.
QhoS Ga, Ave JU BAHIA TIL q
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HOUSES roa sals-Mu.
lcoNTihUEp)


sDfTLAND--3 bedrms., IN baths,
sep. din. Tm.. equip. KIT. Ice. Nv.
fm., full bsmf.; fenced yard; v
blk, To bus. sI4,950. SI,45O On;
500 mo. RE. 6-s767: ewes, 10.
1887. c. DIXON. Realtor.
TAkOMA PARK. tcaroie Highiands)
-Fully detached brick Colonial;
spacious rms. fireplace, side
Hf III q T. PECK m. 4-s4OO
TEMPLE HILLS bedrooms, 3
baths sep. din. rm.. liv. Tm., fire.
gltee, ultramod. kit, full bsmt.
lv01e AIR eond.; Ice. lot; eaFage;
G-s7s7. c DIXON. Realtor.
WOODsIDE, s26.gbO - Brand-new
Is this tremendous brick home.
wonderful bedrm. sizes, 21s baths.
den, sep. din, rm.. full tiled
Dsmt., gorgeous kitchen and car
q CO, 10. 5-2322. 3 IN 8.
$3.50 DOWN. move in this 3-bed.
IN; DIX. rambler; I'm. rec. rm., lge
FULLY equip; kit. Level lot; many
sntIas lnel. FRINGE IoEORqEe
kEAaLTY CO. UN. 4-1l06. WA
4-BEDR0OM. 2-bath Cape COD
brick, rent or sale. $126 month:
Si5:g50 or low. cash On. payt
OWNER. AP. labs. i7s
o 900 DOWN - Assume sic. 300
4HsS loan on this 3-bedrm., 2Is.
estn split-leyel; hot-yater base.
BOARD heat. fireplace. kitchen and
iaunory equipment; large fenced
II s1sg1s s.. iot ,,, With patio. ogneI
900. No AGENTS. HE. 1880.
e6I PER NO.-TWo-bedrm. bun
galow, on level lot. with fireplace
y Nv .nn r1n, near B ano pkwy h
s pm. WA. 7-390O ROBERT q
DAVIS a CO, INC.
$500 DOWN--2-bedroom bungalow
iaeing park. on level lot, M. new
f aseht &c. c. ExPendssls ATTIC y. ya:
pm, WA. s.sso S' RoBE I W 4
DAVIS a CO. INC.
a LADY DREAMS Of coy living n
tnis modern 3-bedrm. brick ram.
pier with u baths, exclusive rec
49, e1AgAaAnB AH1tu . 4nNIbElAs 10.
Gated on .dead-end street in nice
residential area mr.. Regina High;
price. SO ESQ. JAMES G. CON.
LEY 4 CO. AP. 1922: ewes.
WA. 1896,
PAYMENTS LIKE RENT. YET
ONLY $500 DOWN. No Other
eharges-Ali-briek home on cor
lot with trees: detached garage
near shopping and bus. Price onlJ
Il.l0O. JAMES {. cONLEY 4
CO. AP. 1929; ewes. WA
$500 DOWN, et5 MO-. buys new
2-bedrm. BUNGALOW, unfurn. 74Oi
2 st, carmody Hills. TU. 2-2735,
RIVERDALE Move in be-
fore Christmas in this immaculate
3-bedrm., full-bsmt. home. 20 min
s7s per mo. fHS. On. .s5s$' ''O
peter j. hagan & son
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sUfTLAND--3 bedrms., IN baths.
sep. din. Tm.. equip. KIT. Ice. lly.
nm, fun bsmf.; fenced yard; V
blk, Ia bus. Sl4,95O. SI,45O On. !;
500 mo, RE. 6-s7S7; ewes, 10.
S-75g1. c. DIXON, Realtof.
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TAKOMA PARK. tcaroie Hishian6sJ
Fully detached brick Colonial;
0 spacious rms, fireplace, SIDE
porch, fully fenced lot: $4,000
HIGH 7. PECK. IN. 4-64Oo
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cOLORED--RENT AND BUY
Ultra modern 9-f0om brick IN
lovely lot. Put those rent SIS 70
10. 2-iOoo ~. s-s477
n,IsEs WAITED 70 SENT
HOMES NEEDED m n. All
Waiting list. IA. $4,000, KILL
LER a HAWTHORNE, REAL
ESTATE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SERVICE STATIONS available to
Cali HK. 1900. SHELL Oil CO.
UNUSUAL SPECIALITY SHOP seeks
partner with $4,000 capital Ex-
eeilent opportunity. Co b-S0bs.
SPORTING GOODS sTORE--onns
tackle. archery. hunting licenses
Ewnrude outboafds: owner re-
Silver sprlnT. Maryland.
REsTAURANT--Eeer and music:
81 400 weekly; good buy for live
operator; seats over 100; low
rent and overhead; cash required.
81 500 down good terms on bal
ance. IA. 10000. RA. 0-O304
stoO. 600 AVAILABLE for invest.
meni. prOyiding services as ac-
eeuntant can be used. Box Old.
MINIS cLoTHING and furnisbins.
store, well established. fhe0erin:
top location In Annep0lls Nd,
$4,000 will handle, Write 81
once Boz 0O-A. Star.
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION, in bnsy
drugstore. Profitable operation
Gross business approx. $4,000
annually. Approx. $500 cash re-
auifed for Inventory. For detaiii
wrlte BOX eD2-A, Star.
BARBER sHOP-To settle estate,
Established business; Conn. ave, &,
across 6h0reham. Sheraton Park
Hotels. Must settle, sac price. LA.
B-0Oil ewes; ~, p-3g3l days.
lENCINEER DESIRES ACTIVE PAR.
TICIPATION IN coins, profitable
business. Can invest up 70 $4,000
Box f20-M, Star.
RESTAURANT AND BAR--Beer
wine and liauoI; select trade:
grosEing $3.50, 900 q year. n. j.
FEHLER n Co. 10 West Frank
lin st.. Baltimore, Nd. Phone
Plaza 2-4i7i. after 3 pm. Liberty
DAY NURsERY--p. c. license
eolored owner will lease OF sell
III. 6-61sl
SELLING OUT--commerciai prop.
erty for sale, rent or swap; ter
rife buy. For info. OF. 4-0y4i
or CT. a-4b66.
SANDWICH SHOP, located down
town, near bus stations. all stain
less equipment; can be handled
with only VI 300 cash. bal yefy
easy. W. Z. THRIFT, ma, s-9743
RESTAURANT. Oh Nichols ave. sc.
owner quotes $3.50 Wk. sales: closes
$50, closed Sundays: free parkinE
Price. 10000. terms. $4,000
s sssl nv y, 4 IA Th sIa1as i'il Pa
TO SETTLE EsTATE--Must sac.
rifee drugstore. which can b.
operated - patent medicine store
good colored section. Call AYEH
kCoNIN. Attorney. ST. $1,000.
GROCERY AND DELICATEssEN
vicinity Mount Pleasant and Irvine
SITS; doing Si.100 uk.: owner re-
PENNY 'e AposroLLIDEs. 0Ai ~
1924, To. 2-iIIl.
TOY sTORE. fully stocked: eooc
Location: lmmsdiate possession
BOWLING ALLEY. complete with
equip: estab. business. modern
snack bar. Good location in Cts
proper. For info. write Boz
316-A. Star,
SHOE REPAIR CONCESSION
avail. in busy shopping center
20Up Viers Mil I'd. tnext "a
Peoples DruGD. TwInbrook, Nd
s40o-s6oo w. p otsn nsr Tor &c,
d pm. Ia e-se52.
1-A~T@@
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sPnlN0FIELD. vA.--Immac.. q
1eurin. I-level. brk. rambler, car.
bort; flrepl.' De |. applIan.. OWN.
TX transit; Sl26 mo. FL. 4-Dl27
cREnRYDALE. vA.-Hew e-bedrm
s sfask "a, a9pi mo Esrbass seas disposal
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sPulNGFIELD.. vA.-Immae. B.
bsdrtn, I-level. brk. rambler; car
port; flrepl. de |. appllan. OWN
TX transit; Sl25 mo. n. 4-Dl27,
CtiEnRYDALE. vA.--NeW 2-bedrm.
sos per mo. kE. s-o3s3'
HARVARD ST. NV, 1914 bed
rms, new Gas furnace: on s.:
open 2-5 Sunday. NO, 7-7lt0.
kENsiNGToN--3 bedrooms, Nv.
J jt si.ossii 's' s4iO' ~
CIOsE:IN ARL.-coEy, 2 bedrms..
cas- h'.v.h': mr. Schools. buses
and stores. nice yard with view
OF Wash. out wilson blvd. left
on N. Oak st. TO 1928. To see,
cal A. S-li3J.
TOWN o. fAiRRAX. 1873 Fairview
dr. bedrms, din. rn.. bsmt..
Sii0 mo. DU. S-S235 after y pm.
GLENN DALE--emall 0-Fm. bunga..
fenced ward, s7b. CT. cell,
FAlIs CHURCH - Lately con-
sfrueted 5-bedroom, 2-bath home
In wooded area; . reasonable-kize
rambler, located close TO school.
available Jan. a. S1Sb. 90 Others.
JOSEPH W. BEAf CO. 1i3 w.
broad st.. Pals Church. Va. il.
2-2ds0.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-2-story brick
Colonial. ) bedTms.. u baths:
excel. loo $3.50 mo. 10. b-4SOO.
AIS bedrms.. s baths. finished
recreation room with bar, sink.
completely Tedecorated like nev;
gas hot-water heat. COW. 70
,snools eh ns ,ssn shoDPlnS S sS'lh,
sSth I'd. open al day sunday or
cali ia. 2.D74b.
hYATTsVILLE-siOO per month;
. bedTms.. expansion attic. full
VA $4,000. RoBERT 8. DAVIS
4 Co. INC.
FAIRFAx. va, ~ acres, newly
Sssssp, lA sssrS an. I'm nn. I ana E III.
fun bsml., hullt-ln gar.. sle5,
K. A. HUMPHREYS 4 SONS. 2
Mass ave, nv. Ma. s-5O20.
FAIRFAX, COUNTRY CLUB HILLS
Rent option. Brick rambler. 3
bedrms.. cleo. kit. daylight bsmt.
$3.50: $50 to down pAyt. CT.
B-4il1.
BETHEsDA-WILDwOoD HILLS
Spacious bFk Cape Cod on level
is-aere lot: liv. nm. din. rm-. xiii.
bedrm. and - bath on LIST door,
lae. bedrms. and bath on End
moor: full bSmt; conveniently To-
Gated near NH and Acc $3.50
per mo. A. c. HOU0HTON a
SON. INC. l41S u Il. NV, DI.
7-g05s; eves.. OIL. 2-a474.
FALLS CHURCH, acre: ranch
type, ; oedrms. eiee kit. down
stairs; bedrms. Up. Rent option.
Sls5. CT. b-alii-
ATTRAc. BUNGALOW, M. Randle
elrrie-Two bedTma.. porch, Ben
ak: GAr.. 500 mo. OIL. 2-41ll.
FALLS CHuRCH AREA-S-bedrm
MANNAs REALTY. JE. @-Slio'
FAWCETr FARMS. MD.-For sale
or rent, an acre with garden.
vineyard orchard and s-rm., ga
bath home. double garage'
Sls.50o rental SlIO per mo,
Broad 81. OIL 2-le53.
ALEx., Huntington" = e-bedrm
brk.; auto. washer. excel. eond /:
: sss; AZ s SMITH. KI. s-ceSs;
NV, Kennedy az 9th st.--semidet I:
oil heat; 1 bedrms. Sil0 mo. Mr.
KIaAVAN, MA S-3511
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Low AND Easy : low (ONLY
SyS9 D0 {, ", and md sssS ,5 %Hn,hls
PiT TI vii buy .his I alIlS S i FouR
bedroom Cape Cod. Large living
rm, with. firepl., sep. dining area.
very modern stainless steel kitch-
en- with l0is Gu. II. Westinghouse
range, beautiful level lot fenced
with many large treesl BUY
FOR THE FHA APPRAISAL OF
ONLY Sl3 $50 AND MOVE IN
FOR XMAS. "a. 5-6S09, SHAN
MON 4 LucHs co REALToEs,
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BETHESDA. close in, olenWood--
FHA approved. with low down
payment. lst-h. spacious living
rm. with fireplace. dining rm.. den
and lavatory. modern kitchen;
2nd A.. 3 tWin-siEed bedrms. and
. baths: full basement. built-in
garage. located In one Of Be-
thesdas finest neighborhoods. Va
cant and ready for immediate oc-
cupancy. EN- 2-e206. DISTRICT
MARYLAND REALTY. INC. Ewes.
nj 1-AsH4
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,ANKRUPTCY M BARCROFT-


HEY YOU WITH THE HAY IN
YOUR HAIR You can make like
q farmer here and still be in the
city. This 2-bedroom and den
brick Cape Cod has "a acre lot
and q garden house. You will be
impressed with this immaculate
home, and you will love the huge
REALTY. $500 Lee Hishway. IKE.
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FIRST TINE OFFERED

3-bedrm detached brick ram
bier on corner lot. Separate dining
rm, full bsmt. Assume A. Gi
loan. 500 mo- includes taxes.
Close 70 school and transp.
Leo A. Dryer g. Co, Inc.
~. 9-soS3. Mrs Willis, RA. 6-7t65
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ClOsE:lN ARL.-cosy, : bedrms.,
81 din. .rm., equipped kitchen.
Gas h.-w.h.. mr.. schools, buses
and stores. nice yard with view
OF Wash. Out wilson blvd, left
ON N. Oak g, TO 1928. To see
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Near Hecht's store In Silver
Spring. This 3-bedroom. tA-bath
home, built In the 3OS, has had
excellent care and gives more space
for the dollar Living room i3x24
with fireplace, large separate din
ms room. detached earage; close
20 schools and St Michaers
Church, beautiful handicapped yard
Priced SI4.QbO, $1,000 cash will
handle balance FLA
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HOUSES UMFURMIsHED

coLoRED--RBNT AND BUY
Ultra modern 9-f0om brick IN
top ne location: full bsmt /;
lovely lot Put those rent SIS to
III. $1,000 JU. s-9477
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ALEXANDRIA. Huntington-2-bed-
I'm. semidet.. corner lot, full bsmt. !:
fHA approved. asking SI0.s50.
Gail OWNER. CIR. 1870, after
pm
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nllsEs WARIeD 70 aEMI

-.-.-..-...--
HOMES NEEDED IN n, ARL.---
Waiting list; "a s.gSQ0. XII
h1IAIE.
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TEMPLE HILLS bedrooms, 3
baths, sep. din. rm.. liV. Tm., fire-
place, Unframed. kit, full bsmt. ;
lOVze air cond.; Ice. lot; garage;
S22,bO0. Owner transferred, RE.
6-S7S7. c DIXON, Realtor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11
By MARY L. VAUGHAN

A new kind of "good neigh
Dor" policy in the Middle East
under leadership of the United
Nations with United States
backing was proposed yester-
day by Representative James
Roosevelt, addressing a donor
luncheon Of the Women's Di-
vision. United Jewish APP
peal. in the Washington Hotel.
Mr.. Roosevelt declared the
Marshall Plan and Eisen-
hover Doctrine have their
merits but that now during
the present lull in Middle East
tension. would be the time
to inaugurate such a new
policy - something higher,
more noble of spirit" while
"going to the basic feeling OF
the people" of that area.
Nov would be the time to
inaugurate such a policy"
he asserted, ito bring about
understanding with the rulers
Of the Middle East to accept
two things: l. Israel is here to
stay. 2. In the interest of the,
Arab people. themselves, Is
rael has everything possible
to offer to do away with the
poverty, ignorance and suf-
ferings among the Arab peo-
Pile"
The legislator said that if
this country would back up
the U. N. Secretary General
in such a venture. Israel would
become 1.-THE cornerstone of the
most successful effort to spread
the ideas Of democracy and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11
New Middle East Plan
Proposed by Roosevelt

give real meaning to right and
justice as we understand it,"
Mr.. Roosevelt also urged
that the American people re-
pudiate that part of a treaty
with Saudi Arabia forbidding
members Of the Jewish faith
in the Armed Forces to serve
at United States bases in that
territory.
IF we, the greatest nation
in the free world. have to ac-
cept that kind of treaty for our
national security in that or
any other part Of the world
where our armed forces are,
then we have no right to put
our bases in that part of the
world" he stressed.
The speaker also called on
the leadership of both Re-
publican and Democratic par
ties to restore this country's
prestige abroad by bringing
about "a decent revision" of
the McCarran-Walter Act.
A total of $4,000 was con-
tributed at the luncheon to
the United Jewish Appeal from
more than $50 women guests in
attendance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-11
ON EMBASSY ROW
EisenhOWers Feted
By President Diem

addition to President Diem,
President and Mrs. Eisenhower
and Ambassador and Nine.
Chuong. were Britain'S Field
Marshal Montgomery. who ar
rived in Washington earlier
in the day. and was an over
night guest at the White
House; Chief Justice and Mrs.
Earl Warren. Secretary Of
State and Mrs. John Foster
Dulles and House Speaker Sam
Rayburn.
Two Wet Namese Cabinet
officers, who are travelling with
President Diem, also were
there. They are Mr.. Nguyen
HUI Chau. Secretary Of State
for the Interior and to the
Presidency of Wet Nam: and
Mr.. Tran Lee Quang, Secretary
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TO-DAY n 'SoczErY


a reception by Ambassador and
Begun Ali of Pakistan in
honor Of the leader of the
Pakistan Water Delegation
and Mrs. G. Mueenuddin. The
delegation, which returns
home next week. was here for
two years on the Indus water
dispute.
Still other events yesterday
were cocktail parties by the
Indian Military and Naval At
tache and Mrs. r. N. Batra
and by the Turkish Press At.
tache and Nine. Altemur Kilic.
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Of State for Public Works and
Communications.
The other guests were the
Director of the International
Cooperation Administration
and Mrs. John B. HOLSTER,
Assistant to the President and
Mrs. Sherman Adams. Assist
ant Secretary Of State Walter
Robertson. and Chief of Pro-
tocol and Mrs. Wiley Buch-
anan.
Other Parties
Other entertaining on En-
baSSy Row last night included
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President Ngo Dinh Diem Of
Wet Nam entered the fourth
day of his state visit today. 1t
promised to be the busiest day
yet.
Starting with a 9:15 am.
visit to Fort Belvoir. the Wet
Namese president was sched-
uled to whip through a private
luncheon at the Embassy, a
big late afternoon reception
at the Hotel Statler. and a
dinner at the Wet Namese
Embassy.
Last night President Diem
himself was host at the EN-
bassy, at the traditional din
ner given by a visiting head Of
state for the President Of this
country.
The menu. which was
printed in Wet Namese. was
planned by Nine. Tran Van
Chuong. wife Of the Ambassa-
dor. who had a considerable
time working it out with a
Washington printer. Embassy
aides related.
Translated. it provided for:
Pigeon Soup with
Bean Threads
Rock Fish Stuffed
with Shrimp
Dong-Nai Boiled Rice
Gold Coin Chicken
Phu-Quoc Fish Sauce
Salad
Cake
Dalai Coffee
Wet Nam Tea
Wines served with the meal
we're: Hoang-Mai Rice Wine,
Chateau Carbonnieux Graves,
1852, Chateau Margaux. 1852,
Piper Heidsieck. Liquors..
Present at the dinner. in
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A. N. {. ZION
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UNITARIAN

The primary concern OF Uni.
tGriGns is life on earth: imprOu.
ing il, perfecting il, more nearly
0chiering the pofenfialities and
sGtistacGons phich all men are
capable Of realizing but mhich
most men miss"
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