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The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
Bur Mifzvohs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Alan Joseph, son of Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Joseph,
will be Bar Mitzvah on Feb. 2
at Congregation Anshei Is
rael.
Alan is an eighth grade
student at Roskruge Junior
High School and is very in
terested and active in sports.
He also performs with the
accordian.
Friends and members of
the congregation are invited
to join in the kiddush fol-
lowing services.
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01

THE COMMITTEE for the
The Arizona post., 1957-02-01
BIB Women Hold Silver
Teo For HiIIeI Sunday

Mrs Irving Wieder 4th vce-president of Bnai Birth
Womens District Four will be the guest speaker at the
annual Silver Tea to be held Sunday Feb at the Hel
Foundation building at pm.
The entire community has been invited to the tea by
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and has by no means left the
film city to live in the East.
y y
Our Jayne Mansfield item for
today: five of her girlhood chums
were visiting Jayne on the set of
kiss Them For Me-" and swap
ping stories about when she lived
in Texas. I like the one when she
entered a soap contest at the
age Of IL. Only mothers Of twins
were eligible. So Jayne signed
herself the mother Of twins, ex-
tolled the soap-and won first
prize! This girl had it made from
the cradle.
The ship in Alec Guinness
"Barnacle Bill" movie is really a
pier, and Is called RMS Arabella.
The RMS usually means Royal
Mail Ship-but this is Really
Motionless Ship"
Dennis Day, so good at the
Moulin Rouge here. will star on
Broadway in the musical version
Of 1.-THE Milky Way" His sister,
in-law. Ann Blyth, incidentally,
has cancelled out annually for
three years at the Sahara In
Las Vegas because of expecting
q baby. Dennis has six chill
dren; maybe Ann will Guido him
numerically as q parent.
y \ \ \
With 1.-THE Waltz Of The Tor
readers" closed because Of Sir
Ralph Richardson's surgery
Brandon de Wilde's father, who
is its stage manager. is flying to
Hollywood to join his wife and
son. Brandon. now Is and weigh
ing 140 pounds. is starring for
C. v. whitney in 1.-THE Missouri
Traveller" He was 10 when
Shane" made him a star.
Mamie Van Doren doesn't like
the line in her Unframed Youth"
ads which describes her as a
platinum Powerhouse." I'm
not a platinum-that's so COM
mon-I'm a diamond blonde. -
insists Mamie.
Dan Duryea, always good as
q heavy-especially in Might
Passage"-gets his wish for some
comedy in Christmas in Para
disc" with Jan Sterling, Mary
Pickett and Patty Mccormack.
Now that Barbara Hale and
Bill williams are working in
tele-series Of their own. their
home life has practically come
to q standstill. I'VE have the
greatest hello and goodbye
marriage in town." says pretty
Barbara.
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Ed SULLIV AN
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
Men and Maids, and Stuff

Buddy Riches marie Allison)
reconciled. Now it's G. David
Schine- Hillevi Rombin.
Marie Wilson's ex. Allan Nixon
married zelda Sievers. 4. Three
box Office winners among the new
films: Designing Women, 1"
Heaven Knows, MIR. Allison, "
and Funny Face"
Glynis Johns becomes Mrs. Al
len Reisner June II. The
Angler Biddle Dukes called him
Drexel. -. Boston Herald 8
George Min0t, jr. and Billie Oak
ley honeymooning. The Jean
Pierre Aumont stork arrives in
July. -. Harwyn owner Ed
Wynne at Medical Arts. :.
Myrna 10y to test for the mother
role in Marjorie Morningstar. "
|. ;. George Scrimshaw asking
Denise Darcel to change her
mind. Mrs. Dennis Day suf-
fered a broken leg. The Paul
NUNS celebrating their perfect
SO" amy. Buff Cobb prefers
Tony Benefits aid. Lloyd Leip-
zig. Jake Enrich, IT,, son Of
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sagan's "a Certain Smile" for
which French lass Christine
Carere is flying here to make a
test.
Prince Ally Khan is no longer
Ipurswooing Piper Laurie He is
chasing rainbows with British
starlet Anne Haywood. But the
girl he will marry is Bettina. +.
Josh Logan has signed top dance
director lie Roy Prins to work
with him on the South Pacific"
movie numbers. From New York
I hear that Juanita Hall will re-
peat her bloody Mary role. The
picture. with RossanO Brazil and
Mitzi Gaynor, has a shooting
date in Honolulu.
Seeing Ann Sheridan with
Producer Ross Hunter reminded
me that it was Annie, a big
Warner star at the time, who
boosted Ross when he was a bit
player at Republican. Piggy
King wears q dime-store ring in
Zero Hour" The headlamp-
size diamond given her by Andre
Previn is in her vault pending his
decision whether to reconcile
with his wife.
Leo McCarey's daughter talked
to Ingrid Bergman in Paris. and
Ingrid is still interested in star
ring for Leo in his long standing
project. Adam and Eve" At first
Ingrid wanted to make the pic
ture in Europe. but she could
change her mind now. Rossellini,
incidentally. is planning to leave
for Paris. To do some fast talk
ing?
Shirley Jones has shed 10
pounds and was looking mighty
sharp when ! chatted with her
the other day. She's in Holly
wood again for young In Love. "
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THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. - A-21
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Dean Martins leukemia tele-
thon easily was the most ex-
pertly organized and produced.
Performers arrived. went on as
scheduled. instead Of waiting
around for hours. At Soule's,
Sherk Hackley hosting a big
party for Earl T. Smith, newly
named ambassador to Cuba.
Since the appointment. Earl
looks even graver. Hedy
Lamarr's ex, Ted Stauffer. wed
German eyeful Yutta Weller, at
Al Lippman's Red Bank home,
"a few hours ago. Enrol Flynn, his
Acapulco pal, was best man.
Jack Webb of for Chicago. Webb
tells me he made his first Drag
net" fllm for $500. It coined
millions. DR.. Bella Schick to
be honored by Yeshiva U. Col
lege Of Medicine. June IL. at the
Hotel Delmonico. It will be his
80th birthday in a crowded life:
DR.. Schick developed the Schick
test for susceptibility to diph-
iberia. which saved lives of mil
lions Of children. He Is an au-
thority on scarlet fever and
tuberculosis. and cofounder OF
the science Of allergy.
Golfers last PREF. Paul Smith,
seriously ailing. Peggy Anne,
daughter of late John News
CrOss0n, marrying James H. Fay,
jr., son of the late Congressman
September Z. The Dick Con-
tin0s expect q November storK
Hitchcock after Audrey Hep
burn for From Amongst the
Dead" Lilli Palmer and
Carlos Thompson a July merger
AS q result Of Francesca de
Schaffa headlines. Bruce Cabot
expected to win custody Of their
daughter. =. John Ringing
North and Dodie Heath still al
lit. Donna Reeds sister, Heidi
honeymooning with DR.. Michael
Flynn. West Germany's ex.
ports at alltime high. The
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HOLLYWOOD
By SHEiLAH GRAHAM
Young James Still Soaring

HOLLYWOOD (NANA).-
Spencer Tracy's competition in
Ten North Frederick" will be
James Macarthur, Harvard stu
dent-actor son of Helen Hayes.
James made a great start with
his acting career in young
Stranger" His second role, in
the movie version of the-John
O'Hara best seller, is even bigger.
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This time he will be directed by
Phillip Dunno. with Charlie
Bracket producer. :. Sitting at
the next table at 20th-Fox while
I was gathering all this news
were Frances and Albert Hackett,
who have won so many awards
for their dramatization Of THE
Diary of Anne Frank" Their
current assignment is FrancOise
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sisted Jack Amiel settle the 10.
month old restaurant strike.
Dempsey was in favor of the
strikers. Incidentally, Jack a
grandfather for the fourth time.
in October. via his daughter.
Barbara Mcclellan. Son for
the George Morton Levys, Roose-
welt Raceway PREF. Sal Maglie
autographing Ell Morocco menus
as Noel and Marlene look on. >.
Mrs. Broderick Crawford files for
divorce. 80
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San Francisco attorney. to marry
Arlene Amos July IL. Bar
bara Whiting and Joel Grey re-
sumed. with A Song in His
Heart" Holt biog of Richard
Rodgers, September issue.
Charles tCBS) Straus dating
Anna Marie Alberghetti. Joe
Stanley leaving Hoag Hospital IN
Newport today.
\ 4 \ +
Clifton Fadiman's son. J0na-
than, weds Mary Lou Turner
June 20. Jack Dempsey in
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| RMs., APIS. TO SHARE Cont.
APIS. EuRNlshEp-D.C.

1910 3rd ST. N.w.-Nicely furn
bsmt. apt. pvt. entr.. phone Rnc
TV. 2 or 3 adults. RA. 6.79S1.
CLIFTON TERRI. APTs.--Lge.,
rm.. k. and b.. antiques. dishes
lin: $50. RA. 6-5620 Or res. mgr
Sc, l44I 22nd st.--PVt. entr.. liv
rm.. dinette, kit. bedrm., bath
porch: adults; SIS. LU 4-4166.
1913 VICTOR ST. NE, Apt. Lily
rm.. dlnette, kit, bedrm,, bath; mr.
Cath II OI G.a1QA ewes
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REFRIGERATORS

RUGS, new: firsts and seconds, spe-
named rugs. End of rolls; closeout
patterns. cotton: wool rugs: also
1906 nylon: S4g6 50. I'd. All COL
ors and sizes, wall-to-wall or room
sizes. Warehouse in rear, 1928
2ond st NV NO T-4l72
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25I8 18th ST. NV, mr.. Col. I'd
Enc and 1-bedrm. apis: $67 5(
UP. MGR, Apt. /. AID. 4-032S.
1912 10th 81. NV. Flora
Manor. Very lge. l-room. kit
efficiency. elevator: weekly rates
CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA--At
newly furnishde; reasonable. 10
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APIS. FURN.-p.c. Cont,

c :S.P! gs.a gss sFq 9sS.d Asa
fessional or govt. girl. PET
WORTH. sos mo, RA, 6-60S4.
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APIS. FURNIsHED-MD.

TAKOMA PARK--Attr., clean LIST.
floor apt; lge, liy. rm., bedrm.. TIL
bath. mod kit, incl. utils: S92.5O
TAX. PK.-4-rm. teri. apt, twir
reds; pvt. entr., quiet; for refined
cple.: open now; $3.50. S2Os
Greenwood ave.
TAKOMA PARK-l bedroom. private
bath. private entrance; In beauti-
full. private home. JU. 9-2344.
1908 FARRAGUT ST. Hyattsville
Md.-Liv. rm.. bedrm. kit. bath
enclosed back porch: utils. incl
TAKOMA PARK--Nicely furn. /,
bath apt, 500 up. JU. 5-5269.
TAX. PK.--Nr. Mont Jr. COLLEGE
sos mo or S25 wk. OIL. 2-7655.
g BLK. FROM MT. RAINIER TER
MINAL---3 rms. bath. private entr
Day care Of child avail. IN. 4-4565
MT. RAINIER-Pvt. 1-bedrm. apts
near Rhode Island ave-: priced
from s67 so per mo. Call til Z
pm, WA. $4,000. ROBERT s
DAVIS g. CO.. INC.
AVAILABLE FOR 3 MOs.-NeV
knotty pine ngmt.. pvt. bath anc
entrance; S22 so wk. JU. o-1442
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APIS. UNFURNISHED-D. c.

HAMPTON COURTS APIS, 20i3
New Hampshire ave. n.w.--Bachelor
and / bedroom. new stove. All
.utils. incl; attrae. lobby. Reas
Mgr. NO 7-InnR
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
Fireplace and Stove Wood
Seasoned. Call KE .8-5300.
Rooms FuRNIshEp-N.W.

ON 18th ST.-Master bedrm., pvt
bath, Ice. closet. cow. rest. Excel
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GEORGETOWN. 1880 Que avg,
bedrm. in apt. bldg. See anytime
Open. Apts. 3 and 2. DI. 1857
?S2l I4th ST. N.W.--3 rooms. kit
and bath: $50 per mo AID. 4-9874
evenings call tn. 2-4679.
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APIS. FuRNIsliEp-VA.

DOWNTOWN ALExANDRTA = $40
to $3.50. Call TIE. 6-6670 be-
tween 10 am. and 9 pm.
AVAILABLE NOW-Modern 2-bed.
rm.. apt. walking distance to bus
Parkington shopping center; Cath.
ole and elementary schools; SIZE
month. ia. 2-S362.
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CHOICE

Location embassy section in the
heart Of the city. at Meridian PIX
compl furn. apt. incl. linens. china
etc; auto. air eond. and heat con.
troll: secy. service: utils. incl: TV
and garage avail. 1873 Euclid st
NV. HU 3-34O2
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ply have endeared him to every
Chamberlainite who has come into
contact with him.
Chamberlain also boasts OF its
record in job placement Of students.
Many of our students. when they
have achieved certain skills. are per-
mitted to participate in what we call
ION the job training" This means
that they attend school for one half
day and are gain6ully employed for
the other half. This not only af-
fords them the opportunity Of job
training but also means they are
able to make some extra money on
the job. Who among high school
seniors. doesn't appreciate this OPP
portunity?
Aside from this program our stu
dents at graduation are placed in
positions in their respective fields.
In fact. the school is constantly
beseiged by employers who need
people for part-time as we'll as full
time jobs.
In the business training program,
especially in secretarial training
"AAA OhlSC hhaSihlCo, SCLlAOIS uSudily
take their civil service examination
before the close of the school year,
and some are placed before gradua-
ton. In many respects the voca-
tional high school has definite adj
vantages especially for those stu
dents who do not plan to attend col
lege. However. some Chamberlain
students are currently enrolled in
local colleges. This. however. is not
the fundamental aim OF the school.
1t is to prepare students for skilled
jobs in their chosen field upon
graduation.
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Pancake Queen
To Be Selected

Mass Pancake Of Northern Vir-
ginia will be chosen Saturday from
81 high school girls.
The selection will have nothing
to do with how many pancakes a
girl can eat. but how many votes
she gets from ticketholders at the
second annual Falls Church Com
munity Pancake Day at George
Mason High School. The all-day
event, sponsored by the Falls
Church Rotary Club. will benefit
handicapped children in the area.
Contestants from seven high
schools are Patricia Cassidy, Barba-
ra Jane Castell and Sandra Wood
Of Annandale; Nancy Boggs, Sharon
Rupp and Judy Thompson, of Fair
fax: Ginger Brown. Mary Free
hill and Cynthia Myers Of Falls
Church; Faith Austin, Pat Patriarca
and Sandra Murphy of Herndon.
Also. Barbara Moore. Chris Myer
and Barbara Wall of George
Mason: Betty Ash, Barbara Cadle
and Monte Snyder of Mclean. and
Sue Allen, Diane Lethco and June
Walton of Wakefield.
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frigeration. radio. television. retail
ing. secretarial training. typewriter
and watch repair There are strict
requirements for both entrance
into and completion Of the course
chosen by q student.
A typical day at Chamberlain
starts with classes converting at
$50. Fifty per cent is devoted to
a study of the science. math and
technical aspects Of the selected
trade, and the remaining IS per
cent is devoted to academic work
in English. history. economics and
labor problems.
Although Chamberlain hasn't
excelled to the extent Of . cham
pionship team it completes in all
interhigh sports 1t is one CT the
few schools in the District of Co
lumbia which still has a girls drill
team.
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ChomberIoin's Technicions

number Of points. earn school let
tiers. pins and certificates OF merit.
These points are attained through
scholastic achievements. participa-
ton in sports and extracurricular
activities such as clubs. school
paper. class officer, or student coun-
Gil
Chamberlain is most proud Of
its outstanding school paper. Trade
Winds. and its meritorious year.
book. Shipmates. Trade Winds holds
a f1rst-place rating in the Columbia
Scholastic Press Association and is
q member of Quill and Scroll. the
international honorary society for
high school journalists. ShipmateS
possesses a medalist rating in the
Columbia Scholastic Press ASSocia-
ton. Both publications are pro-
duced entirely. from editing to
printing. by the student body.
Edward d. Reed has been prin-
cipal since the building was first
opened in 1888 He has seen the
school grow from an occupational
school to a full-hedged vocational
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Students Get Jobs

In addition to his keen insight
and his understanding Of vocational
education, his knowledge OF ado
lescents and their problems has
made him a very sympathetic ad-
ministrator to whom students can
take their problems and freely dis
cuSs them. His calm manner. dry
humor, and down to earth philoSo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31

high school. His keen understand
ing Of the philosophy Of vocational
education and the need for skilled
workers in our complex society has
been responsible for the tremendous
strides made IN the field Of voca-
tional education since World War
II. He like many other educators.
realizes that in the atomic age in
which we live. there is an urgent
need for scientists. trained cleo
tronic engineers. radio and tele-
vision technicians, and q host Of
other skilled mechanics. His aim is
to set up courses that will At stu
dents for these jobs that are es-
Sential to our American way of
life if we desire TO keep it as it Is.
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scHool OF TIE WEEK

demic learning at the end of three
years, earns for the graduate q
high school diploma and a shop
certificate
Many different courses are Of
fered at Chamberlain. The list
includes advertising art. barbering.
clerk-typiSt. coSmetology. drafting.
photographic camera and press,
Office machines. photography, re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
By JACKIE HlNSON
Editor Of Trade Winds

Chamberlain, WaShington'S only
co-educational vocational high
school. is located at Fourteenth and
Potomac avenue Sc
Students attending Chamberlain
are trained in . vocation Of their
choice as well as being taught the
required academic subjects con-
nected with high school. The COM
bination of skill OF hand and aca-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-31
Awards System

Chamberlain has an awards syS-
tenn whereby students may. after
the accumulation of a specified
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Story on Arrangements for Washington
Visit OF President Diem. Pese Alb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

|othy Luetke. Leola Martin. Dol
Iothy Merrifeld. Virginia Nichol
son, Harietta Peters. Leah Ram
|sey. Lois Robertson, Ethel Say
Iwoir, Roland Thompson an
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I'd Abortion Death
Holds D. c. Woman

A 56-year-old woman yester-
day was charged with an abor.
ton death while waiting fol
grand jury action in connection
with a previous. abortion death.
Mrs. Lillian May Newman, Of
the TOO block Of Swami street
NV. came before Municipal
Court Judge Thomas Scalley fol-
the abortion death Of an l8-year-
old girl at the girls home in the
100 block Of Fifth street NE.
last Thursday. The girls mother
told police the abortion was done
for $50.
Homicide Squad police said
Mrs. Newman is being held for
grand jury action on $4,000
bond for another abortion death
about a month ago.
Assistant United States Dis
trict Attorney Oscar Altshuler
asked that no bond be allowed
Mrs. Newman in the most recent
abortion case. but Judge Seal
ley set bond at 5000 and con-
tinued the case to May 81 for
preliminary hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-07

Myron Vent. Carroll Shuler
has been elected president of
Lodge 1925, Naval Research
Laboratory, American Federation
of Government Employees.
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ice Commission does not have
enough control over. the various
agency boards Of examiners and
that csc representation on the
boards was needed.
4 4 +A
OPPOSED-Speakine for the
administration, the Civil Service
Commission has reported to
Congress its opposition to the
bill that would bar the transfer
Of thousands Of per diem tblue
collar jobs to the Classification
Act.
Most per diem jobs are barred
by law from being transferred to
the Classification Act. This is
because most skilled and semi
skilled workers get better salaries
under the wage board system
than under the Classification Act
salaries set by Congress.
However. there are some Jobs
such as planners and estimators,
some types Of foremen and SUI
Ipervisors, master mechanics and
others which do not have this
protection. They are still Under
the wage board setup. but the
employees in these jobs fear that
the csc at some future date
might try to place them under
the Classification Act.
CAPITAL ROUNDUP - The
National Postal Transport Asso-
citation is holding its annual
board of directors meeting which
will continue for the next 10 days.
Paul Nagle. NPTA president, and
Wallace Legge. the unions in
dustrial secretary. will preside
over the sessions which will dis.
cuss among other things strategy
tor pay raise, labor-management
and annuity increase legislation.
|. The journeymen pressmen
OF the Government Printing
Once have selected the follow
ing committee to represent them
In wage dealings with the Public
Printer: George Fitch, chair.
man; Henry w. Holman, Sec
Rotary; Richard Carey. william
Muller. jr.. Ralph Goul, James
Warner, and alternates Clarence
Lappe. w. P. Brasher and Virgil
Eckman. The Once Of Ed
ucation. Department Of Health.
Education and Welfare has pre-
sented the following length-of-
service award to employees: so
years, Walter Gaumnitz; 20.
years. Margaret Barnett, Eliza
beth Bentson. Willis Brown,
Frank Chinn, william Flam,
Frances Eversole. Ruth Fried
man. Helen Goldupp, Claude
Hirst, Florence jenkins, William
LOOMS, William Martin, John
Pope. Edith Rogers, Josephine
Stevens. Ward Stewart. Annie
Lee Thomas. Phyllis Tolker,
katherine Welsh. Hope Wilson:
l0-years. Katherine Bliss,
Frances Brooks. Zoe Calevas,
Marion Cooper. Helen Davis,
Carmaleta Early. Doris Farmar-
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PROBE - The House Civil
Service Committee has started
an investigation Of the Govern
ment agencies Civil Service
Boards Of Examiners. In its re-
port last year. the committee
complained that the Civil Serv-
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to get information on q reported
offer by the Chinese Nationalist
Government to resettle them on
FormoSa.
The youthful looking President
landed at international Airport
unconscious Of the local Chinese
sentiment against him. He was
greeted by Mayor George Chris
TOPPER and other dignitaries.
Fight on Communism Praised
Mr.. Christopher complimented
him on his gallant" stand
against communism since takine
over the southern half Of his d.
vided country in 1854.
Mr.. Diem is in the United
States to seek increased aid over
the 5000 million the country has
received each year in anti COM
munist support.
A spokesman for the Presi-
dents party said the President
would have no comment on the
Chinese question until he reaches
Washington. He is scheduled To
leave here late tonight and ar
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director Of the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing: Dan B.
Dyer. deputy chief and senior
stan analyst. Directorate Of In
telligence. Air Force.
Also. George p. Larrick, COM
missioner Of the Food and Drug
Administration; Lawrence j.
Powers. director of the General
Accounting Ofice's Defense Ac-
counting and Auditing Division:
Roy Schlegel. director Of the
Post Office Departments Once
OF Vehicles. and Harold Fidler.
manager Of the Atomic Energy
Commissions San Francisco OPP
erations ONCE.