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Pan-African movement significant
for its independence of thought and
action.
Not much longer, it seems, will
African nations be an appendage
to the Asian bloc in international
affairs. Although they naturally
will continue to see eye to eye
with other nonwhite peoples on a
variety of issues such as colonial
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1958-12-27

cause it's mother had refused his
advances.
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tinent.
Thus, if reminders are still need
ed, the Affra conference has given
yet another striking one that Ne
gro Africa is indeed on the march.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-12

A gay touch Of ItoIy in most eosuol manner >.
our own "Softees," seldom found at this modest
price. Glove soft luxury feathers for added fexi-
bility and comfort. Hand detailing for an odded
fashion bonus Sizes; Marrow s to 9. Medium
4h to 9.
Left above: Hond-stitehed vomp, flexible eompo-
sition sole. Black or tan crushed colfskin. $50
Left below: Two-eyeet tie, cushion crepe sole.
Black in crushed coIfskin, grey or rotton beige in
vicuno 500
Down Stoirs Store, Women's Shoes
oso Bethesda Budget and Corners Down Soirs Store
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Service Held For
James E. Maddry

Flzneral services tor James z
Ma61-y. e. q member Of the
Chapei HIE PClace Force were
cuucucaec taEs atternooE a: the
Orange Methodist Church ny the
Rev. r W Taylor and the Rey
Charles z Maocry Burial was n
the church cemetery
PaiIhezrers ~ere Berrsce Ward,
Pies Cheek. Hezry BurcA. Howard
Pendergrsss Ave-y Ms1c-y and
c Y. Tiis0S
Mr. 8aedry cled Tuesday after
noou N Memorial Hospital follo%
mg heart attack He IS survived
by his wife Mrs Catherine Col
Ire naS4-w r. 40 r~--es q F4auris
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
REAL ESTATE
ONLY 500 DOWN
f. W. Dawson

For 500 down and SIS per month
you can purchase this good two
bedroom house, at Pine Street
Carrboro Its many good features
and low price will delight you!
Listen to these. large light kitchen
with four full windows, plaster
walls, good oak flooring. four clos
cts. half basement with operating
washing machine, termite treated.
good insulation, fine shade trees,
extra workshop building, street 20
be paved within year. city water
and sewer with only county taxes,
walking distance to school anu bus
line, 100 l7O' lot with swings
and bench, and well, for home N.
vestment this one is very good
valuel And excellent financing.
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.,s~, s,s., CLASSIFIED ADS r.:as ",s
HOUSES FOR SALE

TWO BEDROOM BRICK HOME
dining room, living room with fire
place. pine panelled kitchen; ~
baths, carport and full basement
Amity Methodist Parsonage, Coo
niaI Heights. To see this fine horns
priced at only sl7.500 call Chape
Hill Realty, phone $3.50.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE. FIRST TINE AID
vertised. brand new six-room
brick house on large lot. Beauti-
ful lawn with trees on paved street
In nice neighborhood Living room
with fireplace. dining room. ) bed
rooms, kitchen, ceramic bath. 6
closets. and large storage attic.
Hot air heat. fully insulated and
weather stripped. Financed with
monthly payments less than house
would rent for. CaIl S-l3N.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
FOR RENT

FOR RENT BY OWNER-CoM-
pletely furnished comfortable three
bedroom home IL baths, washer
and dryer Ideal for children
Available Jan. 20. for one year
DR.. D W Wall. No. ! Weiner 81,
Phone 1858
FIVE ROOM FURNISHED COT.
tage available to couple Dec. le.
Call 1890 after S.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

ter. Miss Kay Nell Maddry. ot ths
home sister. Mrs. George S
jenkins OF Chapei Hill Route 2
and twc brothers Frank Madcry
Of Chapel HiIi. Route and Huber
Maddry os Durham
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HOUSES FOR SALE

FOR SALE BY OHSER-AEH
louse or large Handicapped lot.
bedrooms, living room with fire
place. dining room. kitchen. bath.
screened porch. and storage at
tic. Call s-l327.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
FOR RENT

FOR RENT TWO-BEDROOM UN-
furnished house on East Franklin
Street one mile from downtown
Cali 6576 day or S-770l evenings.
FURNISHED HOUSE 2 BED
rooms with den. Present occu-
pants leaving Chapel Hill Jan. 1st-
Phone 1884
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
REAL ESTATE
0 F F I: r S
EINE. MODEKN HOME

FINE. MODERN HOME
Big home with especially large
living room. dining room. kitchen
study Five bedrooms, 2iz ceramic
tiled baths complete basement
Extra large lot in fine nelghbor
hood Immediate possession
BIG HOME ON
GIMGHOUL ROAD
Attractive home with living room
dining room. kitchen, four bed
rooms and study Two and one
half baths Plus completely inde.
pendent apartment Big, beautiful
lot in fine neighborhood.
COUNTRY HOUSE BARGAIN
One mile out from the Smith
Level Morgan Creek bridge is
the sound, like-new, five room
house with the slick new kit
chen and bath. The price is
only $500 down and SIS per
month allowing you to OWN
it Call Foushee- Olsen today.
KITCHEN. FAMILY ROOM AND
VALUE
The conveniently designed warm
kitchen with the pine panellec
cabinets opens into the pretty. pine
paneIled family room with fire
place and extra storage space Al
so on the first floor are living
room, dining room. bedroom. anc
half bath. upstairs are two bed
rooms and bath, and the basement
mas washer outlets. shower, anc
recreation room with fireplace
and outside entrance. Oil heat
small lot land maintenance. two
blocks from downtown conyenien
ces.
OLD BRICK BUT UP TO
DATE
With contact ceilings and open
beams in the panelled living
room this three bedroom. two
bath home offers beauty. con-
yenience and privacy. A large
lot IN a lovely close-in neigh
borhood.
COME IN
Come in and let us help you find
just the right home with the best
arrangements for you Many Chapel
Hillians have. Besides the homes
listed here we have an excellent
variety for your inspection in such
areas as Tenney Circle, 0akwO0d
Gimghoul Westwo0d, Laurel Hill
Ransom ST and others. All types
Of financing and various sizes One
OF four out of town homes might
suit you, too.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
For Christmas
Give Laughter

Nobody for miles around has
such fine collection Of hunlor :
oux books as the Intimate
II there's someone or your list
who needs pesking up come OF
over. Might get q laugh or two
for yourself while you re looking
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
REAL ESTATE

ATTRACTIVE LARGE WOODED
10. A choice Chapel Hill section
wltn netteg.- class homes as estab-
ASfec neigiIbO-s Phone Thonp-
sor ard Vincent 505l
Ei-ENEN ACRES PLUS ONE
acre pond Win eleven room brick
home Two baths cry water. Less
ti4aL- one mile from Carrboro.
Thompson and Vincent Phone
SNs
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HOUSES FOR RENT

NICE THREE BEDROOM BRICK
home in quie, residential section
o, Piitsboro. Telephone KlngSwood
q 2452
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
HOUSES FOR RENT

THREE-BEDROOM NEW HOME
for rent OF Raleigh Road. One
mile from Glen Lennox. Forced
10. ar heat and cily water. kea.
Sonaole price Cali s-5675 or s-l06l
E4mer Pendergraft.
NICE 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. n
DAVE Circle Available Dec. /.
Phone S-l637.
THREE BEDROOM USE.
Bohn Heights Chapel Hill Realty
Phone eJo6
FIvERoOM HOUSE. UNFUR.
nlshed, close IN. automatic heat
Phone $500.
II PITTSBORO. GOOD LOCA-
.ion. Is miles from Chapel Hill 2ta
bedrooms. dining and living room,
kitchen and breakfast room. Al
modern convenienceS SIS. For
further Information contact Chat
ham Mills. Inc. Pittgboro. N. c.
Phone, Kingswooo 2-262l or Chapel
Hill 1890
TWO-BEDR0OM HOUSE. UN-
furnished In Valley Park section.
Available now Call Raymond An
ureWs g-5%6
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

ANN@ANE A~~-A4AA@ -
TIE Chapel Hin Country Club
will hol6 birEo party q, Q o clock
this evening Thursday a. the
clubhouse Prizes vii be turkeys.
hams. and otser merchandise
Bee. will be served during the
evening AerstegS are inylied 70
hrsng Their friends
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
APARTMENT FOR RENT

SMALL, NICELY FURNISHED
apartment Near post office
Available By Jar. lst For couple
o. single persons Cal 945s or
3gsl
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nea0 y eet.ly Classified Ads
For Best Results-Use The
Weekly's Want-Ads.
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CONVENIENT

Charming Cape Cod on beauh.
ful wooded lot on Oakwood Dg.
Convenient to school. shopping
center and bus line. a
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
HOME IN THE COUNTRY
FOUR BRAND NEW FLA
APPROVED HOMES

With your choice OF one, IN or
two baths. On paved street with
low down payment and easy
terms.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT FOR 3 OR
4 months or semester. direct from
owner. desirable furnished house
or apartment Starting in January
or February LIST, by most desirable
couple Phone Mrs Olsen al Fou-
shee Olsen Realty.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

&AAAA4~N-~ 0SA- Dt--N~~ e~@~N NN~t+ =
Furniture Mebane
fvTRCISlA's LARGEST GROWERS
x frat, trees. small trait. nui
trees. landscape plant materia
offer ss-pg Planting Guide catalof
m color. Regular Soc value tres
on request salespeopse wanted
Write Dept. N47. wsynesboro Nur
serieG. Wsynesboro. Virginia
STEELE'S MASTOD0S PANSIEs
easy to grow huge blooms. bril-
liant colors Also perenn.alS sweet
williams. PINK wallflowers bulbs
ayacinth daifodil. tulip. crocus
shrubs holly llgustrum. magno-
Tia Dicklnsons Garden Center
Durham I'd Phone s-2SS6
AUTOMATIC KENMORE WASH.
ing machine for SAFE Good condi-
ton Phone S-Si7s after 5.
TWO HOLLYWOOD BEDS WITH
box springs Two months old VII
sell sepaF stely Cal! S-530l SIS W
each
ONE NEW TUXEDO. ONE CHAR
coal slax one covert top coat
zipped II lining All size 70.
short Call s7oi6
ORIENTAL RUG 8 < IL. Royal
Koran 81 D. Call 6s3l
KAABE SMALL GRAND PIANO
Call 663l
SWING AND ACROBATIC SET
school type sturdiness Call eo3i
FOR SALE SMALL TRUNK
suitcase shoe suitcase table lamp
lormlca breakias' table and
chars Phone 1898
1857 FORD CUSTOM 2 DOOR
80 Radio and hester White TX
cellenl condition Sl4g5 Don Lotz
s-S004
BLACK VELVET PARTY DRESS
SIZE Il Never horn 5000 1881
SERVICES AVAILABLE
PIANO TUNER TECHNICIAN
L.s@ Is 3 C4epOua AoIP 40 An
drews Lane. Chapel Hi. S-7O2l
tDH rAsftL AND 0B. rOkT
rats of children and adults see
Frances Crawford. 81 Oakaood
Drive
WOOD CUTTING AND CHAIs
sa" .ork Dy the hour or contract
Fnone 1901
VACANCIES FOR ELDERLY
private patients 24-hour nursing
service care Rates begin at sIZ5
PhyMc on Oh call Apply Yancey
hes, llone Hlisboro Telephone
2s9l References DR. X J Mur
phy h!iiSboro and Dr Lucy Nor
SEPTIC TANKS NEED PERIODIC
cleaning AVOID overflow anc
sluggish dram lines Carolina Sep
Tic Service Cali 9-935l Or 5Z3l
"A PIANO TECHNICIAN Is YOUR
piano best friend For reliabk
tuning and SerVicing contact Rob
ert Churchill-s 1916. Free est
mates.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
KUTz REALTY COMPANY, REALTORS

Nothing exciting satisfying a YOUR VERY OWN
careful thought particularly about neghbOhOod
Of in Wen help locate the
Right number of homes avail
able neighbohOOds HERE ARE FEW ON DURHAM
Chapel Hill and Durham in Orange County
completely unusual bedroom floor plan REAL FAM
IIY KITCHEN, LIVING ARRANGEMENT oping shaded lot
DOGWOOD a house with LARGE
ROOMS enclosed upkeep brick handy
bath and half $1600000 CLOSE IN VALLEY
block n hillside SS5000O Or
Raleigh IN SHERWOOD FOREST homes Of
$59O000 value with low $4,000 PER MONTH";
brick with fireplace IN EKIN HILLS
RENTALS management department Is growing rapidly
homes offer we'll take the headaches Of
a nominal service will
appreciate
KUTz REALTY AT 1908 EAST FRANKLIN STREET
Telephones or
Members of Chapel Hill Durham Board Of REALTORS
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
Dial 8431

Realtors at lOS N. Columbia
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3 BEDROOMS AND BATH

Close to town on N. Columbia
ST. A moderate priced home IN
excellent condition. Fireplace In
hVlng room, separate dining
room. Lots of storage space.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
LOST AND FOUND

FOUND - PAIR OF GLASSES.
Sunday on South Columbia ST
S-6i96
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WANTED

WANTED YELLOW TIGER KIT
ter fox special Christmas present
Call 7-l2SS
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

Make Eyes Sparkle.
Choose from these
Gifts and more at
Electric Construc-
ton Company.
Famous Emerson
6-Transistor
Radies S44.95
PhiIco Transistor
Radio Gift Set
1895
Electric
Can Openers,
Knife Sharpeners
Smith Corona
Electric Portable
Typewriters
With Free Typing Course
$164.50
Plus Taxes
Remington Rechargeable
FlashliVh'
Plug Into House Current
S7.95
Electric
Blankets 4 Sheets
From 1895 Up
Study, Desk & Floor
Lamps
Sultana Electric
Warmer Trays
Midget Vacuum Cleaner
Flashlights
ELE G 7 RIG
CO INST R CTI0h
MPANY
Phone 690l
165 Il. Franklin
IT
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11
FOR SALE

HIGH POINT SAMPLES, FINE
mattresses and bo1 springs Tyson
Furniture Aebane
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

NEW SHIPMENT PINE STEP
lamp. and harvest tables. Supply
limited Tyson Cash and Garry
Furniture Mebane
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1958-12-11

FINE. MODERN HOME
Big home with especially large
living room, dining room. kitchen
study Five bedrooms, 21z ceramic
tiled baths. complete basement.
Extra large 10, in fine neighbor-
hood Immediate possession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-26
TEXT OF NOTE
Presidents Letter
Stresses U. N. Rules
TEXT OF NOTE

The White House yesterday made public the FOLLOWING
letter from the President 10 Nta Khrushcheu chamdN
Of the Council Of Ministers Of the Union Of SOUiet Socials
Republics:
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Economic Move


Long Island and New jersey
Beaches-Mostly sunny tomor-
row; high. 1880.
Ocean City-Rehoboth
ly sunny and less humid Sun
day. High, IS.
Mays Head-Virginia Beach
Mostly sunny and less humid
tomorrow, chance Of showers.
High. IS.
Skyline Drive-MoStly sunny
Sunday, high, rs. Visibility
good.
River Report
Potomac River cloudy at Harperi
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls; Shen'
andoah cloudy ct Harpers Ferry.
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District and vicinity-Partly
cloudy tonight, low near 70.
Mostly sunny and less humid
Sunday. High in the middle 80s.
Virginia Partly cloudy to-
night. with scattered thunder
showers in the southeast. Low
in the COS in the west and
around 10 in the east. Fair and
less humid Sunday. high in the
80s.
Maryland-Mostly fair and
somewhat cooler tonight with
a few thunderstorms on the
Eastern Shore. Low temper
atures will range from near so
in the mountains to near 70
on the Eastern Shore. Fair
and less humid Sunday. High,
1880 in the mountains and in
sos elsewhere.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay Gentle variable
winds tonight becoming north
west at 10 m.p.h. tomorrow
Partly cloudy. with scattered
thunderstorms tonight and fair
Sunday. Visibility 10 miles ex-
cept one or two miles in Sunday
morning haze.
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ton and strengthening Of its
economy.
The United States. the state
ment said. also agreed to con-
tinue to explore with private
American interests the alumni
mum manufacturing project on
Ghana's Volta River and to
examine any Ghana proposals
for the use of power from the
river for purposes other than
the manufacturing of alumni
mum. The two governments
also agreed to bring up to date
the 1905 engineering reports on
the project and to share the
cost of this undertaking.
The Prime Minister left
Washington this morning for
a tour of other parts of the
United States.
Support Appreciated
In his letter to the President
of Brazil, Mr.. Eisenhower ex-
pressed appreciation for Mr.
KubitSchek's support for the
American proposal for sum-
NIT meeting within the United
Nations on the Middle East
crisis.
The Brazilian President had
said in a letter to Mr.. Eisen-
hover dated Wednesday, that
the Brazilian government IA
vored in principle q summit
meeting to be held in the Sc
curity Council of the United
Nations. where Latin America
already is represented.
Panama and Colombia now
are represented in the Security
Council.
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Miss Universe Of 1859
Latin Beauty Crowned

LONG BEACH, Calf, July
26 R.-A fiashing-eyed Latin
beauty who has never been
kissed-for reals the new
Miss Universe.
She is Luz Marina Zuloaga,
10, of Manizales, Colombia.
"Only that actor kissed her"
said her mother, Margarita,
after her daughter was crowned
Miss Universe of 1859 at cere-
monies last night.
THAT actor" was Cowboy
Actor Hugh O'Brien, who kissed
the dark-eyed senorita last
Monday when she toured a
Hollywood studio.
Luz Marina is the second
Latin girl in a row to claim
the title.
Her predecessor, Gladys
Gender of Peru. was there last
highland was the only one
on the stage who cried when
the winner was announced.
The four runners-up seemed
delighted with the way things
turned out. They are, in order,
Miss Brazil, Adalgisa Colon
DO. 10, Of Rio de Janeiro, who
declared Il am very happy just
to be where / am"
Miss Hawaii. tall Chinese.
Hawaiian Geri Hoo, 10. of Ho.
nolulu. She said she had hac
eight different offers for tele.
vision, movie and night club
opportunities and couldn't BIZ
happier.
Miss U. S. A., Eurlyne Howell
10, Bossier City. La, who
drawled, II think it's just won.
derful being third runnerup
I never did expect to win"
Miss Poland, Alicia BORROW
ska. %, Of Krakow, who de.
clared, through an interpreter
I'm so extremely thrilled-not
as a person. but because POLAND
was represented in this con.
test"
Motion picture talent scout.
were busy backstage at Ions
Beach Municipal Auditorium
after Miss Zuloaga accepted
her crown.
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the airport was unusual. Nor
mally before departing on one
Of his many trips abroad. Mr..
Dulles says good-by to his Chief
at the White House. There was
speculation that Mr.. Eisen-
hover wanted to emphasize by
his personal presence at plane
side that Mr.. Dulles has his full
support and confidence on his
mission to London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-26

Among those approached by
the studios was Miss Holland,
Corine Rottschafer, 20. Of AM
sterdam, a blue-eyed blond who
had been favored by some OBJ
servers to win. She stood be-
hind the rope. barred from the
winners circle. but with a
bright smile on her face.
at isn't so bad losing" she
said. tive had several offers
from the films. This contest is
just the beginning"
The new Miss Universe sat
upon the throne, a pearl-stud-
ded crown on her head and a
Sceptre in her hand, as sue
cessive platoons Of photogra-
pliers damned in to take her
picture.
Her mother a widow,
watched smiling as the fash
bulbs lit up the girls dark
haired beauty.
Like her mother, Luz speaks
no English. She accepted the
crown with the simple English
words, thank you"
Shortest Of Contestants
Luz has a flawless olive COM
plexion, flashing black eyes
and at 5 feet 4 inches is the
shortest of the is girls who
reached the semiflnals.
Her home in Manizales is ir
the foothill coffee country Of
Colombia, some so miles south
Of the capital, Bogota.
Her mother assured news.
men, through an interpreter
that Luz had no aspiration,
for a stage or screen career.
Boy friends? OF course she
has them, said Mama. But she
has not f1ance.
She has three brothers, Jorge
IA; Oscar, 81, and fernando
%. who is an airline pilot. Hel
father, a butcher. died 10 year:
ago.
A coronation ball tonight
winds up the week long pag'
cant, and starting tomorrow
the girls will be heading fol
home - those who won't bt
dropping around at film studios
to talk about contracts that is
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between Mr.. Eisenhower and
President Juscelino Kubitschek
of Brazil, which stressed the
desire Of both for a summit
meeting within the U. N. Sc
curity Council.
Both the statement and the
correspondence reiterated the
position taken by Mr.. EiSen-
hover in his letters to Premier
Nikita Khrushchev regarding a
summit meeting to consider
Middle East problems, and the
American troops in Lebanon.
Agree on Solution
As for the Middle East, the
Eisenhower-N kruma h state
ment said:
THE two governments were
in agreement that the solution
for the urgent problems Of that
area should be found within
the framework Of the United
Nations in a manner which will
preserve the independence and
territorial integrity Of all men,
Der nations, whether large or
small.
with respect to the particu-
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lar situation in Lebanon, the
United States emphasized its
tons can act effectively to as
sure the independence and ter
ritorial integrity Of that state,
The Prime Minister noted that
this position conceded with
the views Of his government"
The statement also empha-
sized the determination Of the
United States and Ghana "to
work for the strengthening OF
the United Nations in the in
tereSts of establishment OF
world peace. prosperity and
stability based upon interna-
tional justice"
Economic Move
The statement said the two
governments also agreed on
steps designed to strengthen
the economy Of the young
Gold Coast republic. These
steps included expanded tech
nical cooperation by the
United States with Ghana to
aid in the gradual diversified
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United States TO deal with the
specific incidents you raise
within that broad context. To
do otherwise would be 70 be
blind 10 the teaching OF his
tory.
You will recall. Mr.. Chair
man. that World War II was
brought about by a series OF
acts Of direct and indirect ag-
erosion against small nations.
In March. 1899. the then head
Of the Soviet Communist Party
pointed out that the failure OF
non-aggressive nations, among
which he named Britain and
France, 10 check direct or in
direct aggression against small
countries meant giving free
rein to war and. consequently,
Transforming the war into a
world war" That forecast I'M
happily proved true.
You will also recall the 1850
peace through deeds" reso-
luton Of the General Assem-
bly, which condemns the 40
menting Of civil strife in the
interest Of a foreign power
as among "the gravest Of all
crimes."
It is my earnest hope that
through the United Nations
Security Council steps can be
taken In regard to the Middle
East which. by making peace
more secure there, will help
promote II elsewhere.
In conclusion. ! suggest
that the permanent represent
atives Of the members OF the
United Nations Security Coun-
Gil in New York should ex-
change views. under arrange
ments made by the Secretary
General, to ascertain that q
meeting Of the kind and UNI
der conditions / suggest Is
generally acceptable. II 50 they
should also agree upon a date
which would be generally sat-
isfactory. The date Of July "a
would be too early for US.
I am today authorizing oul
own Permanent Representa-
tive to act in this sense.
Sincerely,
(s) Dwight D. Eisenhower.