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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

Executive secretaraat. State
Department.
EARLIER YESTERDAY
Defense Secretary McElroy
gave q stag luncheon In
honor Of the Prime Minister
IN the private dining room
Of the Pentagon.
The guests included Dep
uty Secretary Of Defense
Donald ouarles; Secretary Of
the Air Force James II.
Douglas. jr.; Chairman Of the
Joint Chiefs Of stan, Gen.
Nathan Twining;;. Assistant
Chief Of Naval Operations
Rear Admiral John Taylor;
Gen. Curtis LeMay, Vice
Chief Of stan OF the Air
Force: Chief Of Naval OPP
erations, Admiral Arleigh
Burke: General Alonzo Fox,
and General Clovis Byers.
Representing the State De-
partment were Deputy Under
secretaries Murphy and Dill
Ion, Assistant Secretary
Rountree and Ambassador
Mills.
Tonight Prime Minister
Daud will give a return din
ner in honor of Chief Justice
and Mrs. Warren in the
Chinese Room and the Grand
Ballroom Of the Mayfiower
Hotel.
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Col. Cubbison
IsDecorated
The Guatemalan Ambas-

The Guatemalan Ambas-
sador, Carlos S. Antillon,
presented the Order del
Quetzal on Col. Donald c.
Cubbison, jr.. at a small
ceremony at the embassy yes
terday. Col. Cubbison has
just returned after several
years duty as Military At
tache at the United States
Embassy in Guatemala.
In presenting the decora-
ton, the Ambassador praised
Col. Cubbison for his "valu-
able service to Guatemala"
Mrs. Cubbison was among
the small group of guests in
vited to witness the ceremony
and the reception following
it.
One OF the highlights of
the reception was the playing
OF musical selections by
Guatemala's famous l0-piece
Marimba Band which was
especially brought to WASH
ington to play at the dinner
given earlier in the week by
the Latin American ambas-
sailors for Vice President and
Mrs. Nixon.
Their appearance here. the
ambassador explained to
guests yesterday. was as a
special goodwill tribute to the
Nixons.
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has had some experience in
life"
True. Mrs. Mco.. and It's
also true that ! have told the
same thing 10 adolescent
girls many times.
But let's look at the other
side Of the picture for q min
ute. Girls who are emotion
/. ally disturbed don't have the
same kind OF mothers as do
girls who are getting along
pleasantly and prontably in
life. Let's start with that
thought today.
Researcher Nora Prudence
landlord studied the
mothers Of these two kinds
OF girls. She found that
they differed In some import
ant ways. Here are I'VE ways
that she discovered In the
mothers OF girls who weren't
getting along wen IN Adde'S
cence:
I. They imposed their
plans on their daughters.
They didn't treat the girls
as responsible persons with
whom they talk things over
and discuss the reasons: II
was merely do this because
I tell you TO-"
2. They were theoretically
possessive: that Is. they felt
that they owned the girls and
must hang on TO them. over
protect them. live their lives
for them as far as possible.
8. They weren't frank with
their daughters. That's a
matter about which q good
many girls complain. Mother
doesn't always tell the truth.
4. Their relations with the
father were strained. This Is
certainly one Of the COM
monest difficulties. Mother
can't get along well with her
own husband or with anybody
else, so she takes 1t out on
her daughter.
5. They were over-anxious.
They set up all sorts Of evils,
dangers. and catastrophes in
their daughters paths.
Do you recognize yourself
in any one Of those groups,
Mrs. Moo? II you do, /
wouldn't be surprised.
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Afghan Prime Minister
Has Busy Schedule

Mrs, Samuel Waugh; Mr..
Frank Kimball and Mr.. Rod
ney French Of the Export
Import Bank and their wives;
Mr.. John o. Bell Of IcA and
Mrs. Bell: United States AM
bassador 70 Afghanistan
Sheldon r. Mills; former AM
bassador to Afghanistan Louis
O. Dreyfus. jr. and Cornelius
Van II. Engert. with their
wives: the President OF the
Motion Picture Association OF
America. Mr. Eric Johnston:
Mr.. Angler Biddle Duke. presl'
dent Of MEDICO. and Mrs.
Duke: Mai. Gen. Thomas o.
Hardin. director Of the Tech
nical Assistance Program,
Pan American Always, and
Mrs. Hardin: Mr.. L. Z. Salon,
vice president Of the Inter-
national Harvester Co.. and
Mrs. Salon: Admiral Harley
r. Cope. vice president OF the
Pacific Architects Engineering
Co, and Mrs. Cope: DR.. Rob-
ert Blum. president Of the
Asia Foundation: Admiral
Angus Sinclair. president Of
the board Of governors. Md
die East Institute, and Mrs.
Sinclair: Mr.. Marshall Rothe
Of the Middle East Institute
and Mrs. Rothe: Mr.. Lyman
d. Wilbur. vice president OF
the Morrison-K nudsen Con-
struction Co. (which Is car
rying out the Helmand Valley
project in Afghanistan). and
Mrs. Wilbur: DR.. Abdul Kay
cum. vice president and gen.
eral manager Of the Helmand
Valley Authority in Afghanis-
tan, and Mr.. Karl Kohler. adj
wiser to the Helmand Valley
Authority. and Mrs. Kohler;
and Mr.. F. j. Huber. presi-
dent Of the Lynch-Wilde Co.,
and Mrs. Huber.
Also, Deputy Under Secre-
taries OF State Robert MUIR
ply, Douglas Dillon and 10y
Henderson. the former two
with their wives, Assistant
Secretary Of State and Mrs.
william Rountree, Chief Of
Protocol and Mrs. Buchanan.
the Director Of the once Of
South Asian Affairs. State
Department. and Mrs. Fred
eric P. Bartlett, the Deputy
Director and Mrs. Armin H.
Meyer. and Mr.. j. A. CAL
houn. Deputy Director Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
BY JOSEPHINE BOWMAN

REGISTER and Tribune Syndicate
Recently. Walter Cassel,
Metropolitan Opera BARI
tone and his wife, soprano
Gail Manners, appeared OPP
posite each other as Petruchio
and Katherine in The Tam
ing Of The Shrew."
Although Miss Manners
and Mr.. CaSSel have appeared
together frequently not only
in opera but in summer must
Gals all over the country this
situation caused amusing
comments in the New York
papers.
These ran something like
Baritone to Tame Own
Shrew in Opera" and Cas-
sci seemed to be enjoying
himself immensely"
Press Comments
One photograph was head
ed Used to it," This showed
Mr.. Cassel with whip in
hand while Miss Manners
covered before him with a
rather bored expression.
All Of this seemed to re-
fleet the belief that wives are
often shrews and that a hus-
band bringing his wife to
heel on stage, even If it's all
in fun. probably gets some
kind of release from the off,
stage tensions of marriage.
With this in mind thought
1t would be interesting to
know just how these two
successful people feel about
such a situation as we'll as
about marriage in general.
Walter CaSSel believes that
while male-female attraction
is an essential for a happy
marriage much more is re-
quired to make a marriage
so.
He says. II call it the per-
son to person relationship.
It essence is a real interest
and an urge to be helpful
between two people who have
pooled their love and living
to make a joint life.
II wouldn't want to sell
the man-woman angle short"
he adds "but though it is
basic in any marriage, still
for day to day living it is not
all persuasive"
Then Mr.. CaSSel mentioned
any number Of ways in which
his wife is a real help to him
and shows her keen interest
in his welfare, happiness and
career.
He continued. "Often We
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Bruckers,
Bakers
Are Hosts


Continued From Page Az
Mira. Donald ouarles. who
were accompanied by Mrs.
Nancy Mann; Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Albert Mumma.
and Representative Charles
A. Boyle.
truckers Entertain
Across the Potomac. an
other party was In progress
at the Fort Myer ofhcers
Club. Secretary Of the Army
and Mrs. WILDER M. Brucker
entertained at q reception
honoring the Peruvian Min
lister OF War. Brig. Gen. Ale
jandre Cuadra Ravenes. and
Sonora de cuadra.
For the tall. handsome
general II was his first return
to the States In 10 years He
plans to spend 20 days visit
ing Army installations
throughout the United'S States.
First stop for the Cuadras is
New York. where they'll
spend a leisurely week end be-
fore the general visits West
Point on Monday and then
flies 10 Detroit the next day
to see a tank automotive
arsenal and visit one OF the
General Motors plants. Other
stops include Colorado
Springs. Fort Sill. Fort Bliss
and Miami before he en-
planes home.
Asked about the rumor he
plans to resign. Secretary.
Brucker said he had already
denied 1t cateeorically." He
then added, 1t was like Mark
Twain's favorite saying that
"the story of my demise is
greatly exaggerated"
Among those dropping by
were Assistant Secretaries Of
the Army George H. Roderick
and Dewey Short and their
wives, Mrs. Frank @. Willard.
Gen. and Mrs. Maxwell d.
Taylor, Gen. and Mrs. L. L.
Lemnitzer, on their way to
a dinner being given by Paki-
stan Military Attache and
Nine. Hayaud-Din; Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. r. A. Schow,
and Gen. Lemuel c. Shop
herd. chairman Of the Inter-
American Defense Board.
, who was host earlier in the
day at a luncheon in Gen.
Cuadra's honor at the May
flower Hotel.
The new Peruvian Military
Attache. Brig. Gen. Augusta
Romero Lovo, and his daugh-
ter were among those attend
ing the party. Also there we're
two Peruvian officers who are
accompanying Gen. Cuadra
Maj. Gen. Victor Tenorio,
commanding general of the
Peruvian Army. and Col.
Ernesto Montague, director
of the Peruvian Military
Academy.
The dinner given by the
Hayaud-Dins honored the
Army's chief of Research and
Development. 1t. Gen. Arthur
G. Trudeau, and Mrs.
Trudeau.
In addition to the Lem
nitzers. other guests included
1t. Gen. and Mrs. James F.
Collins, Brig. Gen. and Mrs.
John j. David. Mr.. and Mrs.
James F. Thorold, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank A. Hecht and Mr..
B. Hofmayr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
WHY GROW oLD2
Husband-Wife Team
Discuss MARRIAGE

are just a pair Of people help
ing each other accomplish a
task, both of us interested in
getting the best possible re-
suits. Yet it calls for and
creates the kind Of mutual
helpfulness which makes two
people feel closely identified
with each other.
Spiritual Tie
Actually" Gail offered, lit
goes further. With us any
how, it is an investment in
each other spiritually, emo
tionally. mentally and pro-
fessionally. 1t is a matter of
being on each others side, of
trying to help the other
achieve the objective of the
moment and then sharing
the triumph. not as a well
wisher but a participant"
When asked if she had to
make any adjustment to her
husbands brow beating on
stage, if it perturbed the
woman and wife in her. she
said ecstatically, 1T was mar
velous! We brought the
house down. Walter is a mar
velous actor, He was so arro-
CANT as Petruchio that I
wanted to hug himr"
They seem to have made a
great success Of their mar
riage as well as their careers.
CaSsel ended with. IF you
put the male female relation
ship in its proper place,
which is the frosting on the
cake of living, and concen-
trate on the person-to-person
relationship. the man-woman
relationship develops in a way
1t never could otherwise
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26

Continued From Pare AZ
on a United States Govern
ment leader grant.
PRIME MINISTER DAUD
left the party at about Z
o'clock 10 dress for the black
tie dinner which Secretary
OF state and Mrs. Dulles
gave In his honor. II was
held at the Pan American
Union.
The Hall Of the Americas
was In a golden haze. from
the chandeliers overhead 10
the all-yellow flowers and
candles which decorated the
horseshoe table. Bouquets OF
carnations, snapdragons and
roses were connected with
streamers OF greenery. and
the curve Of the horseshoe
was filled with large African
daisies.
Mrs. Dulles wore an en-
broidered organza gown In
graduated shades OF grey.
Mrs. Warren. who attended
with the Chief Justice. was
dressed In a burnished-gold
chiffon gown.
Others at the dinner. in
addition TO the members Of
the Princes encourage. we're
Mr.. Etemadi. Mr.. Mohammed
Haidar. president OF voca-
tional Education Department.
Afghan Ministry Of Educa-
ton: Mr.. Abdul Hamid Makh-
moor, president Of Bakhtar,
Royal Government of AZ
ghanistan News Agency; Mr..
Abdul Benawa. president Of
Radio Kabul; Ambassador
Maiwandwal, and Secretary
Of Agriculture and Mrs, Ben
son.
Also, Senator and Mrs.
Dennis. Chavez. Senator and
Mrs, Francis Case. Repre-
sentative and Mrs. John Ia
Der, Representative and Mrs.
George Mahon, Representa-
tive and Mrs. Overton Brooks.
Representative and Mrs.
Walter H. Judd. Representa-
tive and Mrs. Gerald Ford
jr., Representative and Mrs.
Clement j. Zablocki, Repre-
sentative Marguerite Stitt
Church, Chairman Of the
Council of the Organization
Of American States and Sem
ora de Garcia and Assistant
Secretary Of Defense Mans
field Sprague.
other guests were the
President of the Export-Im-
port Bank of Washington and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Pa. Dutch Cake

Mrs. J. A. H.. Silper Spring
This may be the cake to
which you referred. To make
the sauce for Burberry
Funny Cake, take l-l2 ounce
package frozen blueberries,
thawed and drained; / cup
sugar. / teaspoon BURBERRY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Special Eggplant
Fixing

Mrs. M. r. S., Mt. Rainier
Do any of you readers
have a recipe for baked egg
plant, Italian style, such as
I ate in an Italian restau-
rant in New York?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
YOUR FAMILY
AND YOU
Teen--Agers
NotAlWayS
AtFault

National heuapaper aynoicats
II your daughter Il having
difhculties Il may be your
own fault, mother mot hers.
Check up on yourself before
YOU try 10 reform" her.
This Is the answer I give
TO a number Of readers who
urge me 10 "lay down the law
70 teen-age girls" MRS. Mco.
- such q reader: Wont YOU
please write more frequently
about how adolescent daueh-
ters should show more con-
sideration for the judgment
and experiepce Of their moth
ers." she writes. AFTER all,
no one Is more interested In
them than mother. and she
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Tile Discolorinq

Mrs. r. u. Siluer Spring
Does anyone know how to
age and discolor new tiles to
match old tiles from a very
old nah jong set? Thank you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Improve Furniture
Looks

Mrs. w. J. X. Cheuy Chase
Can anyone tell me q way
to improve the looks of an
old dining room set? An
early answer would be APP
preciated. There are 10
pieces in it.
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.hbr& g'St


. How 10 keep ysvr
weight sxoefly where Yov
went M
. Who owns q single
Psorl costing $50. DOOR
And why O PhlIadslphlo
woman must pay $50
every time she wears her
emsFolds 10 q Party7
. Whot 10 soy TO a boy
and girl you ore fond Of
who are earnest, SvsrY
much in love. and ehcl-
lenss the conventional at
tituds toward Prsmariiul
ssx7
. How 10 keep O broiIed
steak pink. juicy and de-
lieieUs when your hUs-
bond is an hour late for
dinnsr7
You can learn all this in
these fourarticles: "Hur-
ray for Helen!" by Dawn
CrOwell Norman (page
50); Americas Most
Fabulous Jewels and the
Women Who Wear
Them" by Laura Date
Riley (page 42); "Sex
and Religion by DR..
Reuel L. Howe (page
So; and Dinner Can
Watt by Helen Furnas
(page 84). "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Re: Earrings

Mrs. r. j., Siluer Spring
To Mrs. NJ. J. H.. Culpeper
To get your earrings
matched. send to Earrings
Exchange, 1919 Broadway,
New York %, NY.
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AA
AMONG 81 ARTICLES,
SHORT STORIES AND
SPECIAL FEATURES.
II hate
being
pregnant
and |
hate sex

She Is ~ ysors old, mother
Of three children. Husbands
hove oil the privileges,
wives have oil the obIieo-
lions" this young wife wrote,
blomins her husband for
every unhoppinsss. In "Mok-
ing Marriage Work" Or. Cliff
ford R. Adams discusses
symptoms and prsseribes
help for those "toioIly Un-
rsody for moriose."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-26
Making Swedter
White
Mrs. r. E., Vienna

Mrs. r. E., Vienna
I believe I have ruined a
good white wooden sweater
by drying it in the sunlight.
AS q result, it is now an
ugly dingy yellow. Could
anyone help me by suggest
ing a remedy I can use to
get this sweater back to its
original whiteness?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-20

tan and taking the President
Of the Philippines to the EN-
pire State Building. :. About
20 chauffeured black limou-
sines were lined up for the
three operations and some 30
people were involved.
Wiley sent his wife Ruth TO
the Empire State with the
Garcias and he set out with
President Heuss to escort him
onto his ocean liner. /.
When they got down TO the
dock Wiley saw four members
Of the Philippine delegation.
-. where are you all plan
ming to go?" Wiley asked
softly. .. We're on our way
to the Empire State Build
ing" they replied. :. mo,
you're not" said the Chief Of
Protocol. chuckling over the
chauffeur's mistake. you're
headed for Germany right
now"
Senator Bob Kerr writing
in his newsletter about in
PRODUCING Oklahoma's great
baseball hero Mickey Mantle
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Washington Lives Are Being Summarized

temperatures hit the sizzling
nineties.
The Washington party is
never far beyond the ofiicial's
desk and jangling phone. Of
fetal entertaining here is
business. but the important
party brings out the socialites.
Who would have thought q
few years ago that an en-
bassy party on a steaming
afternoon in mid-July could
bring forth over $500 guests
including such socialites as
Mrs. Morris Cafritz and the
Robert Guggenheims. 1t did
last week at the Chinese EN-
bassy.
So the dictates Of the world
dictate to Congress. which
dictates even to society-to
"summerize" in Washington.
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stays in session or is called
back by the President.
Historic examples Of this
include the list Congress.
during and following the
"crash." The dates from April
Is, 1929, to March 8. 1881.
found the legislators in ses-
sion $40 days.
The Korean crisis, more
recently, kept Congress at
work the entire year Of so to
81. This was the second
session Of the 81st Congress.
The longest session in the
history Of Congress was the
third Of the 10th. They met
from January 3. 1910. through
January 3. 1871, a total Of
366 days. The attack on
Pearl Harbor was, OF course,
December Of Al.
A Far-Reaching Problem
When the lawmakers must
stay so must the President,
his staff and most members
of the executive depart
ments. Trouble. in almost
any form, spells attention"
for the military. With
American officials chained to
their desks. diplomats and
members of foreign military
missions are not going to
stray far to the surf and
the sand and lure Of cooler
chimes.
With all the seriousness
Of work. life must 60 on and
include play plus comfort in
soaring temperatures.
AS the scores Of vehicles
moved up the driveway to
the Chinese Embassy for the
party honoring Nine. Chang
Kai-shek last week, many q
sleek, black limousine was
noted to have its windows
tightly closed. The occupants
leaned back in complete
comfort-their car was air
conditioned.
There was a time when a
car with this equipment was
thought Of as cruising down
Hollywood and Vine or on
the torrid streets of Texas
cities (''made in Texas by
TexansO. However, they are
not an oddly in Washington
today.
The same trend has hit
Washington builders. Be it a
rambler, mansion or embassy.
air conditioning is now the
rule, either completely in
stalled or with necessary at
tachments for quick INSTALL
ment at some early date
when the owner Is q few dol
lars ahead.
For officials with spacious
grounds around their houses,
taking on the country club"
look Is becoming common
place today. The home"
swimming pool and tennis
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ment. Today many young
couples are called to WASH
ington. With school-age chill
dren, their year In the Ma
tons Capital is q long one.
The boom from hard work
has also struck nearby
beaches which at one time
were not nearly as popular
as the ones farther north.
They have now become the
busy ofncial's committing de-
light. He finds an ocean dip
just q few minutes away by
plane or a short drive by car.
The day when Johnny
simply had to have the weeks
Of mountain air to survive
the coming school terms have
gone. He is happy here at
day camp (another fairly new
innovation) even when the
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
It's Poker Between the Powers;
And the Perils of Protocol

to q Senate committee.
He proved to be a man Of
few words. on account of he
was with and in the employ
Of Casey Stengel," wrote the
Senator. Mickey's style was
cramped no end. Just like
the Irish boy who was asked
by the priest about his
fathers last words. to which
the boy replied, He didn't
have any. Nav was with him
to the end"
The big policeman. posted
on Woodley road by the en-
trance to the Chinese EN-
bassy grounds the day Of the
huge party for Nine. Chang
Kai-shek, holding up trafilc
and enticingly calling, Here,
kitty. kitty. kitty" TO a little
gray kitten that sauntered
out. sat in the middle Of the
street and started licking its
paws. When the small
alley fry finished its additions
before the amused spectators
in q dozen limousines, 1t pro-
ceeded up the driveway.
strolled over the lawn and
headed for the biggest buffet
table.
THE STRAIGHT STUFF
The Presidents former APP
pointment secretary. Bernard
Stanley and his family en-
planning for Ireland where
they have taken a castle for
the summer. Tom Wat
son, president Of IBM, and
his wife heading for Germany
where he is building a yacht.
>. Assistant Secretary OF
State and Mrs. Andrew
Cont'd On Page D-s, Col .
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court is being added for those
who in years gone past spent
the three summer months in
a Northern resort, joining the
local country club there.
A Changing Trend
The trend also includes
buying. Members Of Congress,
officials. members of embassy
stats, and their thousands
Of assistants used to stick
mainly to renting apart
ments or houses as they were
able to 60 back to their own
homes a good part of the
year. Now they find that
they are in the Nations Cap
ital more than they are at
home.
This move is also pushed
by the youth" In govern
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EXCLUSIVELY YOURS
BY BETTY BEALE
star Stan Writer

THE POIGNANT TOUCH
Puerto Rico's Governor Luis
Munoz-Marin saying that the
United States and the Soviet
Union are like two men hold
ing q straight flush In q poker
game, each one wondering II
the other has a royal straight
flush. incidentally. the
able Governor gave q dinner
at the Sale du Bots just be-
fore they left, in honor Of
Alaskan Senator-elect Ernest
Gruening to celebrate his
achievement in getting State
hood-"which we don't want"
insisted Luis Munoz with q
grin.
Linda Boggs, wife Of LOU
isfana Representative Hale
Boggs, writing across Mrs.
Paul w. McIlhenny's script
just before she testified be-
fore the House hearings on
educational TV. You viii
Be Greatl" And" said
Linda later. 'if / had been
in the public relations BUSH
ness that would have cost
you plenty"
Newsman Merriman Smith
sporting the hottest lapel
button on the market. It
reads: I'm Prudent"
y \
THE LIGHT TOUCH
Chief Of Protocol Wiley Blu
chanan describing the perils
Of handling simultaneous Wis
itors of state /. At one time
in New York recently, proto-
col was seeing the President
Of Germany OF, meeting the
Prime Minister Of Afghanis-