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APPLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
The Hecht Co.

PARKINGTON, ARLINGTON, VA.
GLEBE RID. AND WILSON BLVD.
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Ed ASST, assoc. expef, jour
lalism helpful; under So; $4,000.
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SALES TRAINEE

For key sales and merchandising
position. Previous sales experience
unnecessary but must be thoroughly
experienced in drafting and repro
duction procedures and methods.
This position involves inside selling
and administration and is a fine
opportunity for q competent. ag-
gressive sales-minded man. Begin
ming salary, 500 weekly. Box 423-R,
0far
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Sales Position

Man, 25-43; salary. Fl
nancinE organization; COM
plete training. once secre-
tarial services; college back
ground preferred, but not
necessary.
CALL JU. 9-3307
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RK-SECRETARY-
PIX OPERATOR
BETHESDA

Permanent, interesting and indie
pendent position. duties include
some tipping. PIX operation, rec
ords, hles: excellent company bone-
fits. Call OIL. 4-3400.
CLERK-TYPIST for statistical de-
partment Of trade association.
starting salary, SIS; 5-day wk.,
liberal leave policy, Box 400,
Star.
CLERK TYPIsT; 5 DAYS. benefits;
start $3.50. POTOMAC EAiPL.,
va. JE. 9-Ta7s
CLERK TYPIsT-5-day wk.. many
excel emplove benefits. incl dis
count on purchases. DARLING
/ DRESS SHOP. fg1S N. II. ave.
{ Langley Park, Md.
CLERK TYPIST-Permanent posi-
ton with electronic manufacturing
plant; tipping speed OF 80 w.p.m.
required MEMS CLARKE CO..
$40 Jessup Blair dr.. Silver
Spring, Md.
CLERK - Colored; mems
and ladies' store. some college
nee. excel pay and Oppor Vaca-
ton and sick leave, $500 Ga. ave.
! CLERK TYPIST-Trade association
/ has position open for alert clerk
4 typiSt Salary commensurate with
ability. Reply to Box 267-J, Star.
{ giving age, brief resume of educa-
7 ton. experience, etc.
CLERK-TYPIST for washington Of
fee of aircraft CO., submit brief
Of background, education and ex-
per, summary to P. o. Box III,
Arlington, Va,
elk. TYP, yng., his grad, good
'yp. ) lays; $500. POTOMAC
EMPL. 2334 wilson blvd. Arl
ia $4,000
CLERK TYPIsT, "Girl Friday,
good hrs, central Zoe. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC, suite
/ 1901, l435 @ NV.
CLFPK- TYPIsT for construction
Office in KenilWorth; car neces-
/ sary; must be dependable, accu-
racy more essential than speed
salary based on ability. state
experience and salary expected,
Box 444-J. Star.
CLERK TYPIST
Young lady for branch office Of
ilge. fire and casualty company; in
ISurance eXper. not necessary: elec
typewriters. 5-day wk., permanent
position, other benefits. Apply in
person.
HOME INSURANCE CO
1922 K ST. NV.
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BEGINNERS

NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY
FILE CLERKS. REcEPTIoNIsTs
coMPToMETER oPR., TRA1NEEs
BANK TRAINEEs, TYPIsTs To
5-DAY WEEK; ssOO-S3O0 MONTH
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MANY OTHER SCREENED
POSITIONS
Annette D. Tatelman
235 Woodward Bldg. RE. 7-4414
733 10Th st. NV. at H
ADM SECY GIRL FRIDAY. mfg
repres; diversified duties; good
typ. some Shhd., some Govt. exper
helpful: min. ) yrs. exper.; widow
pref, to age 40 ----- 81. $50
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EARN S76 TO 500 in a 5-daJ
week. II you have service station
bread man. grocery clerk, Laundry
or dry cleaning route experience
We have a lob for you. Give phont
number when writing for appoint.
ment. BOX 25l-Y. Star.
OVERSEAS EMPLOYMENT infor.
nation, men and women, age nc
handicap. Write Mr.. ATKINSON
hl03 Wis ave. NV
TRUCK DRIVER. must
have car, several late afternoons
and ewes All day Sat. Must know
all main streets of D c. and all
suburbs Call sun morning ~
S-53oS.
OPENINGS t2l white, Wash. sub
urb area The man we want
must be honest, dependable and
ambitious; sos wk to start. DI
1-3145.
NATIONAL CONCERN has openings
for collectors, service men, ship
ping clerks white National chain
has Just opened with new opera
ton In WASHINGTON area. Excellent
starting salary, excellent chance
for advancement for right party.
company BENEFITS include paid
vacation, group disqualification
profit sharing plan. etc. etc. Apply
in person only, 2 an. 10 q pm.
3403 Connecticut ave. NV ASH
for Mr. DURHAM
FULL CHARGE BKKPRS.. white
very little typ. no sat. S-O-SS5
V. WOOD PERSONNEL. Suite one
Southern Bldg sos 18th st NV
at H DI 7-5752.
GOVT and other Salaried persons.
augment your income by spare
time selling and estimating Of
chain link fence, nationally known
brand This is the season. De-
mand is high. For appointment.
phone ST. 3-i@S3.
ACTUAL JOBS OPEN in O 8. So
An, Europe. To $4,000 TraVel
raid Write only EMPLOYMENT
INFO. CENTER Room S4s, 47O
Stuart St. Boston 10.
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HELP--MoMEN
RooKKEEPER sEcRETARY

BOOKKEEPER SECRETARY -
Exper.. 5-day wk. state age, duali-
hcatiGns a. exper. Salary open.
Reply, Box 255-X. Star.
IBKKPR.. fun chs, accts, rec, install
buying co; no aeety. Dntwn. NV.
Good future Ooer
Ed. ASST, assoc, exper, Jour
nalism helpful; under So; $4,000.
PUBL. HOUSE OPENINGS
SEcY., $50: CORES elk, no
shorthand, must type, 81. $50, in
crease to S75 If sat; elk TYPiSIS
70 SOS
SECY. for realty OF ideal for
bright extrovert person who likes
ACTIVITY ---- ---------- $50
SECY.. dictaphone only, no shhd.,
patent atty, hiah salary.
SALES OFFICE. beautiful sur
roundings; shhd.. telephone per-
sonalitv $50
RECEIPT. -TYPIsT, law oflce.
young -------- --- ---- open
ALL-oFFICE EMPL. AGCY
Suite 3ll. III 14th st. NV.
D1. 1852
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HELP WOMEN
ASST. HOUSEKEEPER
FOR
Marriott Motor Hotel

Good salary. day hours, many CON.
oany benefits. white, age ID 40,
must pc exRsrieneed. Apply ONLY
1871 q St. NV, RIM. 200.
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Statesmen DIDO you think you
can sell9 eau me, R. J. BARON

= Executive type with
Cnmmereial ~ and 9" oovernment
territory available. Salary or
commission plus many company
benefits. Excellent opportunity 70
earn substantial income. Apply
DEJUR AMSCO CORP, Monday
20 TO ! li04 Connecticut ave
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EOgA N0AhAAA ia.
5-26ls: Sun, ewes, EN-. 3-9655.
BEATICIANs, hair stylists, men
and women. for our Chevy Chase
SALON. also manicurist and girl
TO assist. Apply GABRIEL. 1919
Conn. ave NV.
BEAUTICIAN SHAMPOO MANI
CURIST. .exper for busy Silver
FASHION LOUNGE, 10. 9-7977
BEAUTICIAN, experienced; salary
plus commission; 5-day wk.; hrs.
BEAUTICIAN Exper., capable,
neat. in mod, busy French
American salon. High salary, plus
IS2A; weekdays, ia. 2-9S2S OF
ia 5-1s66,
.BEAUTICIANS, licensed-NOvEL' s
HAIRSTYL1ST opening another
most mod. beauty salon, next to
Md. University. Mr.. and Mrs
Novel will guarantee to train and
make top hairstylist in 6 mos
Highest guaranteed pay while
being trained, Call RA. 3-9669
or OIL. 4-7204.
BEAUTICIAN (white), experienced
all-rouno OPERATOR: good opening
for right party. in busy mod. shop
LU 2-2300 or LU. l-10l6.
BEAUTICIAN, all around for first.
class beauty salon in Alex Exper
MICHEL'S BEAUTY SALON, 1927
y. WASHINGTON St, TIE. 6-S0I0.
BEAUTICIAN. expert, all-around
excel. working cond. salary open
hours . to g. EN-. 2-1I71.
BEAUTICIAN-HAIR STYLISH; lady
With following, in upper NV. area
Guarantee plus comm: full OF
part time. Also manaeurist. RIA
3-5B24; ewes, JU. 3-S223
BFAUTICIAN. full or part time;
excellent guarantee. plus commits
sion. VAN Lu BEAUTY SALON
S4S2 Piney Branch I'd, Silver
SDring. JU 9-S50S.
REAUTICIAN. Silver Spring area
fine working condition JU. g.
'232; evenings. JU $685..
BEAUTICIAN for small salon: pre-
fer one with managing capability
ia. 4-4212; ewes, ia. 7-737S.
BEAUTICIAN, exper.; new, bus,
modern salon; all hydraulic chairs
air cond., pleasant working con.
oitions. Also shampoo girl. mus
have D. c. license. Call Der.
NARD'S BEAUTY SALON, 1886
Eastern ave. NV, RA. 3-S036
ewes. RA. 3-09S6.
BEAUTICIANS, exper,, 5-day week
guaranteed salary, plus SOC
comm, paid weekly; paid vaca
lions, hours: 9 to 6. OV. 3-1134
BEAUTICIAN. man or woman, ex.
Gel. salary plus commission, PAID
vacation. 5-dav week. Call Mr.
George. WOODNER BEAUTY
SALON, AID. 4-240S.
BEAUTICIAN for our Bethesdi
salon: excel. oppor. for good, all
around operator. Apply EMILE
1906 Old Georgetown I'd. Bethes.
da, or 1921 Conn. ave.
BEAUTICIAN - GUILBO, 164t
Conn. aye have now openings FOL
hair-styllsts. colorists. Men o.
women. Manicurists and shampot
assistant Wonderful opportunity
Phone for appointment AID. 2
! 1641.
BEAUTICIANS-Full or part time
with minimum OF 5 yrs. exper.
for Va. and d. C. shops. Guar.
anteed salary Must be neat
Closed Mondays. Call RIVER
HOUSE BEAUTY SALON. IA
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SALES ENGINEERS

SALES MANAGERS, engrg. deg.
for aircraft euuipt., engine-driven
generators. missile handling equipt.
New England area, also local for
industrial controls. Age In a0s,
S13,O00-sl5,5OO
SALES ENGINEERS. E.E. or
Physics deg. plus min. Of 3 yrs.
exper in electronics. some sales
exper or exceptional ability. Must
be enthusiastic, responsible type,
unlimited potential. S7,000-S13. 900
We are continuously recruiting
for prestige national companies.
improving your present position.
Remember YOUR FUTURE IS OUR
BUSINESS
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Sales REPRESENTATIVE

EDUCATIONAL COURSES
Well educated. personable, with
ability and desire to do advisory
sales work Full time and perma-
nent. Base pay, bonuses and ex-
penses Phone or visit, AMER1-
CAN INSTITUTE. 1406 q st. NV,
ST 3-20S6. Ask for Mr. Manahan
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE
SALES REPRESENTATIVE
PHARMACEUTICAL

Large natl. firm seeks career
minded sales trainees. age 1880.
College grad only. Pre-. Med. or
similar ed Relocate. St. 81 500
plus comm, co. car. MANAGE
MENT CONSULTANTS, INC, Suite
IDOL 1Aah q st NV
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SALES REP

Outstanding firm seeks men for
career positions. Must have excel.
sales exper. calling on business
Arms or retail trade with con-
sumer products. Knowl. Of Wash.
area, st. $1,000, advance to $500.
Excel. benefits. MANAGEMENT
CoNSULTANTS INC. Suite 1901.
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RELP-.MEN
PART-TIME ROUTEMFN -fcr news.

PART TIME ROUTEMEN. fer news
paper. all day Wednesday: must
have full-time fob. ST. 3-61S7.
Of the most
successful men in the life in
Surnnce business today were ath-
leteS in high school and college
Some OF the same aptitudes
which made you successful in
sports, can make you sueces sful
IN this challengins and profitable
business. Nc have two openings
Tor sales trainees IN the tield Of
business insurance and estate
planning. Scientific seiectlon
thorough training and assistance,
adequate salary and bonus until
you are completely established.
call MR. CAMPBELL ,or Mr.
JONES at Sterling 1851 or
write 10 MR.. JONES, 800 WYATT
Bldg Washington 3, D. c,
RETIRED MAN: mechanically handy
as resident earetaker IN very nice
downtown guest house: suitable
for widower who IS active and
would ike regular duties. Small
salary. room and board Only re-
fined man OF best habits ard
character considered. Box l2O--'J
Star
SALES OF A LIFETIME: good work
ing conditions. good commissions
EXCELLENT PRODUCTS
Old and new statesmen needed
(colOredD 635 Florida ave me-.
II g-DDG- ~ IT ~HAIg
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STATESMEN ;IlI.'JI.,' IS IN

Expanding chemical products
company Offering good opportunity
to men selected; commissions, po-
tential TO $4,000; b-day wk. Car
essential Only those with success
full selline background need apply.
2050 L st. NV Monday, 0-l2 only
SALES ENGINEER. for insulation
and roof decking materials, to
contact architects and large en-
gineers. must have similar back
ground, nee. education and 2-J
CO age 30-40. Relocate nee. To
$4,000 plus comm, expenses and
BENEFITS SMELLING & SMELLING
AQCY. Rnh IAth n w ST. 3-6RRR
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COLLEGE STUDENTS
SUMMER EMPLOYMENT

PART-TIME EVENINGS
The Grolier Company has need
for five neat appearing Young
COLLEGE students twhitel. 1928,
to assist manager on interview pro
gram. Must be free . EVENINGS per
week. 81 90 Der hr. to qualified
representatives while traini g,
Group insurance and numerous
other company benefits. Phone Mon
for appointment MR.. MACK, Elk.
a-S446
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BOND CLOTHES

BANK TRAINERS, white, his. grads,
will take beginners: no typing: 3
days. -. 600. v. WOOD PERSON.
MEL, Ssite a32. Southern Bldg,
sos 10Th st. NV. at H, DI. 7-575a.
BARMAIDS, white, experienced
and reliable. Apply SENATE INN,
5I04 Marlboro pike. Sc
BAR MAIDS. With nisht-club exp.
person at WHEEL BAR, 3Sl7
Bladensburg I'd
BEAUTICIANS. HAIRSTYLISTs top
salary, good working conds. ia.
5-26lS. Sun, ewes, EN-. 3-9655.
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Smelling & Smelling

Personnel CoNSULTANTS
eos l4th st, NV. ST 3-6SsS
SALES REPRESENTATIVE, exper.
stisntons. dsir aeU etc. 70 a ReSg 5-s5
deg in bacteriology desirable,
must have sales exper., So. 200
plus comm expenses and benefits.
SMELLING a. SMELLING AGCY.
Rnh Nth NV 81 a-n2S2
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ASSISTANT MANAGER

For Our Accessory Dept.
Experienced: good earnings and
company. benefits. Apply Mr.. Pas
sere, Ord floor.
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Crowd in Lobby
Eisenhower
Thanks Brazil

President Eisenhower yester-
day expressed his appreciation
to President Kubitschek of Bra
zil for his support of the Ameri-
can position of a summit meet
ing within the United Nations
Security Council.
This was disclosed with the
White House release of an ex-
change of correspondence be-
tween the two American Presi-
dents.
DR.. Kubitschek wrote Mr.. Eli
senhower July % saying Brazil
favored in principle a summit
meeting within the United Ma
tons framework, as suggested
by the President. to discuss the
Middle East crisis.
The Brazilian President en-
phasized that this would give
Latin America participation in
the top-level meeting. Panama
and Columbia have representa-
ton at present in the Security
Council.
Mr.. Eisenhower replied that
he recognized the merit OF
Latin American participation in
the consideration Of world
problems.
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10 lack OF positive policy and
an awareness that the Lebanon
landings may turn out 10 have
been q troublesome expedient. "
But the newspaper questioned
also whether Mr.. Eisenhower Is
NJ enough for a rough and tum-
Bile debate with Mr.. Khru-
shchev. zone does not know. /"
the Guardian said. but there
may be something In the air"
The White House declined
comment.
In his joint statement with
Prime Minister Nkrumah. Mr.,
Eisenhower stressed that as
soon as the United Nations
takes effective action 10 SAFE
guard Lebanons security. the
United States will withdraw
troops Il sent IN 10 bolster the
pro-Western government Of
President Camille Glamour.
Mr.. Khrushchev on his part
was making preparatory moves
also. In the judgment OF WASH
ington officials. these included
a Russian note 10 Turkey warn
ing against any attack on IraQ
and a major propaganda blast
by Cairo. following up Presi-
dent NaSsers recent trip Ia
Russia. clarifying Soviet mill
tary power.
In diplomatic quarters II was
said Col. Nasser was rafting
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the Middle East. He also Joined
with Prime Minister Kwame
Nkrumah Of 0hana In saying
the Middle East crisis must be
handled through the United
Nations.
In London. Prime Minister
Macmillan drafted a note 10
Mr.. KhruShchev secondlng Mr..
Eisenhower's plans for summit
talks. Frances Premier de
0aulle. who has been openly
reluctant 10 come TO New York.
let II be known that it was
premature 10 speculate on
whether he would show up.
The Moscow press and radio
accused the West OF stalllng
but II was not clear whether
these attacks were prepared
before the details Of Mr.. Eisen-
hower's conditions were made
public Friday.
In Cairo, the government
controlled press accused Mr.
Eisenhower Of trying TO sabot-
age summit talks through his
stipulation that such arrange
ments as time and makeup Of
the talks should be made by
the U. N. Security Council IL.
self.
In London. the Manchester
Guardian said United State,
reluctance to arrange a sum.
init session may be attributabl,
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Cheer Nasser Photo

Another crowded truck came
by. Held high at the front of
it was a big photograph of
Egypt's Nasser. The shouting
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~ TALBOT PATRICK

ROME. July 26 R.-The
death list Of the Iraq revolution
totals several dozen instead OF
thousands-and perhaps I am
alive 10 write these words-be-
cause OF the remarkable con-
troll taken over this city Of q
million people by the army
group which put through the
revolution. And ] believe one
reason the army could main
tain such control was because
the mass OF the people appar-
emily welcomed the revolution.
At 1880 the morning Of the
revolution ! woke 10 hear COM
ing from a distance the wound
Of rhythmic continued shout
ing. Il was as II someone arriv-
ing late TO q college football
game heard from outside a
stadium the sound. without
distinguishing words. OF a
cheering section steadily re-
peating ''hold that line. hold
that line" Then the sound
died away in the morning
noises Of q big city where bust
ness starts In hot weather at 2
in the morning. I began the
routine Of tea and rolls in my
room. shaving and bathing.
rThe King Is Dead"
At $50 a knock at my door.
Half-dressed. I cracked the
door open. 1t was an Iraai
newspaper friend. Excitedly he
burst In.
You got here the right
time,e he almost shouted.
There's been a revolution. 1t
started at 4:30 this morning.
It's all over now. A group OF
army officers did 1t. The King
is dead. The Crown Prince,
his uncle. is dead. You better
stay here in the hotel. Ill
come back later for you"
/ had him repeat what he'd
said. Just the afternoon be-
fore, my first day in Baghdad,
I had had a long talk with
the director general Of the In
formation Ministry. brigadier
in the army. This same morn
ing. he had told me. the King
and various ministers we're to
90 to an international confer
ence at Istanbul.
Crowd in Lobby
Hes out now" my friend
said. "All the old government
are out ! think some of the
ministers may be dead. People
are crowding in the streets. i
think you better stay inside
until l come for you"
He left. Finishing dressing,
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the Russian saber. This line was
a projection Of what his as
sociates have been telling
United States Ambassador Ray
mond Hare In Cairo. That Is.
that Col. Nasser found Mr..
Khrushchev In q bellicose. even
reckless attitude toward the
West after United States land
ings IN Lebanon two weeks ago.
and that Col. Nasser was the
one TO counsel caution and re-
straint.
U. \. Diplomats skeptical
State Department leaders are
highly skeptical Of this Eeyp-
tian version picturinR Col. Mas
ser as a peacemaker. They
think II really was the other
way around. But they see adj
vantages 10 Mr.. Khrushchev In
having this line peddled by
Cairo propagandists and ofii-
cials.
The line serves Mr.. Khru-
shchev's purpose because as
summit negotiations have de-
veloped he stands TO benefit by
keeping war fears high and
world excitement great.
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Summit Talks
Seen CREATING
More Conflict
by JOHN M. HIGHTOwER
Associated Press star writer


The next two or three weeks
leading up 10 Eisenhower
Khrushchev talks on the Mid
dle-East crisis probably win
bring new outbreaks Of violence
and heightened tension in the
Mideast itself.
Furthermore. the proposed
United Nations summit con-
ference gives promise of gen.
Grating more conflict than
peace and Of creating more
bitterness than II overcomes In
the relations between Russian
and Western leaders.
These are the gloomy judg-
ments Of top United States Of
ficials. They fear a summit
meeting In the present circum-
stances may turn out TO be a
grave mistake but regard IL a.
unavoidable, mainly because
Russian Premier Khrushchey
has succeeded In whipping UP
tremendous public-opinion pres
sures TO support his demand for
a conference.
Evidence has grown that
both sides now are attempting
In pre-summit moves on the
diplomatic and propaganda
fronts. to seize the advantage
In the meeting itself.
President Eisenhower and
Mr.. Khrushchev have done
much to set the stage and de-
fine the central issues Of con-
flict or Observation-Disclosures
it is to be-in the projected
extraordinary meeting Of the
11-nation Security Council.
Washington's best bet now
for an opening date is Au-
gust IL.
Mr.. Eisenhower yesterday
seized upon two opportunities
in his contacts with friendly
foreign government chiefs to
give new emphasis and pub
licity to the basic United States
policy in the preconference
phase now under way.
Macmillan Backs Move
He told Brazilian President
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Another group Of young men
and boys came dancing down
the street. Groups Of spec
tators who had climbed onto
the second and third floors Of
a reinforced concrete building
under construction on the other
side Of the main street began
a rhythmic clapping Of their
hands for the dancers.
Up the street, horn blowing.
came rushing a private car with
women leaning out the win
dows from the back seat and
the seat beside the driver. They
were Iraqis. dressed in Euro
pean clothes. their faces wild
with delight. shrieking out to
all who might hear. More
clapping from the spectators
for them.
One crowd, bigger than most,
had been dragging something
dark along the pavement. Not
until the next day did I realize
It may have been what was
left Of a human body.
Most Of the groups on foot
and in trucks were coming from
the north, the direction Of a
number Of government build
ings. Just past my street inter-
section. on the other side of the
street. was another government
building. Set back about 100
feet from the sidewalk, its three
stories we're topped by a big
crown set with electric light
bulbs. As one Of the groups
on foot came in front of this
building. several rocks were
thrown at 1t and the group
started to slow down.
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He told Brazilian President
Juscelino Kubitschek in a mes
sage that the United Nations
is the only appropriate forum
to discuss RuSsia's charge of
a Western threat to peace in
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Conversation Starts

Little by little strangers be-
gan to speak to each other. A
small gray-haired American
woman said. II woke UP early
and when / looked out / saw
soldiers on the roof of the four
story building across the street
from my end Of the hotel. They
seemed to be searching a cou-
pie of small penthouses on the
roof. Then one of them came
and looked over the side of the
balcony Of the floor below. But
there wasn't anybody on any of
the balconies below. Then the
soldiers went away"
Hearing shouting, I looked
out. Up about a quarter of a
block the hotel street ended at
what evidently was one of the
city's main streets. A group
of shouting men walked past.
Later came a truck crowded
with more shouting people,
with others hanging onto the
outside of it.
1 ventured out onto the side
walk. OF the few people on my
street none seemed to pay any
particular attention to me. So
l drifted cautiously toward the
corner. More people here, along
the sidewalks on each side of
the street, men, boys. a few
women in the black shawls
which cover them from head
to foot with only part of their
faces exposed.
Cheer Nasser Photo
Another crowded truck came
by. Held high at the front OF
it was a big photograph OF
Egypt's Nasser. The shouting