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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-19

HOUSE, BY HUGHES - Very best
section OF Lewisdale. charmins
red brick Colonial. just enough
white elaphoard 70 awe real char
actef UNIQUE step-dOwn master
bedrm., , baths, family dining
rm., fun bsmt., garage, Terrific
value at only sla,iaO W, r
HUGHES co, AP. 7.i4O0.
Nh; UNIV oF MD,--spae s:eed.
Grapes, carpeting incl. e-horsI
stable and ehild's, playhouse
bo S;Tvo' N cas sMMiiIEy LA EHqFhLT SISf
uN S-ss6o. ewes. sP. S-s4si
slso DOwN-s7e mo, c-bedrm
Colonial with 1s-ft. Nv. rm. fam
level d'p o,, rq Price s'u iIRssSed h sse
PsiNcE cSoRoSHHsi' iPRoSPsEiiRsT iiIfSSss
$500 DOWN AND MOVE IN TO.
MORROW--epac all-brk. ram.
bier: large bedrms., sep. dlning
rm Payments like rent, $50 IS
per mo DAYS everything. No FHA
or VA loan delays. No red tape, no
other cost or fees Just one avail
able, JAMES c, coNLEY a co,
AP. T-brp2; ewes, HE 4-717a.
NEAR CHEvERLY SCHOOL - Dis
tress sale price slAshed 80 900 be.
low appraisal 70 $4,000. will sell
today Completely remodeled older.
1S SCs n0m Srs Ga f mssh lfnSsn MOD
ern Kitchen includes dishwasher
and 1T TsfSE q. 500 ooo cash wiz I
pm. ROBERT B. DAVIS \ co. ,
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,I $700 DOWN

. = Here is sOis snd sDan fully
lot now vacant. Owner must sell
Price 81 $50. You take owners
reach: Out Psnna. ave. Sc. 70 end,
right 10 Guitland I'd. left about 4
mi 70 Picket, left 70 No. 90.
McAILISTER. Healt0r. re. $1,000.
BUCHANAN STREET
Facing st. Mary's School
SEE 7403-OPEN
NEW 48-FT. RAMBLER
Just Oh Route so. facing 81. NaFy's
Bchool-6 large beautiful rooms
and 2 fun tiled baths. liv rm,
1919, din. Tm. 10 II. long 3
large bedrmS. kit. 12xI2 with IL
IT. fefRr,, dishwaSheT, disposal,
range and cabinets. all IN pastel
shades 70 match PORCH rs IT.
LONG; fun basement: 2 TO choose
from. Only ] block from 3 churches
and 2 schools. block 10 bus. Con-
yentional Or FHA. Price S17,95g.
Inspect daily or Sunday, Open all
0ay GLENN III a-44A3
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OPEN SUNDAYS
SPECULATORS

1910 HARRELL eT--vAcANT
i biz. south Of Weller I'd. Make
~. e-0io0 today. Ewes. after 0.
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FOuR-BEDROOM stucco Cape Cod.
Z yrs cid. $1,000. take over $50
mo, payments. RE 5-91ee.
BRICK RAMBLER. mr. new park
wav,. with 3 bedrms: liy. rm. with
frepl.: mod kit; full bsmt. with
rec rm.; aluminium storm win
dovs; nr schools and shopping.
PSssiISscE os iSSS FRO PsoprR ifTEs
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AVON ST. 69i4--Open l 20 6;
lovely det, corner brick home Three
bedrmS., Ia baths. liv nm. sepa-
rate din rm. vel equipped kitch-
en-, all larFe rooms. full hsmt.. de-
tached Raraee fenced yard EHA
appraised for S16.75o vacant Dir /.
Central ave to Addison I'd. left
to Avon St. right 10 69i4
6a15 ADEL ST,-Owner trans
ferrec. must sell Tvo-bedrm,
lis-bath Cape Cod Expans.hle
attic. full DAYLIGHT bSn't FHA ap-
praised al SiS.sS0 See salesman
at above open house. Trades con-
s'1sred
FREDERICK W BERENs, INC.
RI 6-S4O0
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HILLcREsT nEIGHTs; reduced 10

euiek sale. You can't oeal what
this ovner has 10 oder for
1880 a-becrm. @-frepl.,
uincov side screened porch. rec
I'm IN walnut paneliing has pic
ture window, laundry rm finished
n knotts pine, bgilt-in garage:
located on . lac. corner lot that
oceTs privacy, Lge So loan can
be assumed. $500 spth ave Dir. /:
Colebrook o. 70 FAlgiaWn st..
right 70 sath ave and right 20
open s.gn MOORE 4 MOORE.
Realtors. RE- S-A30o
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI - 0ood-looking rambler
with 3 bedFms., din. area, de lune
hit lots OF extras. delightful lot.
$is,1bO buys this gem. CAL ~
$4,000, BAlNUM REAL EsTATE
ADELPHI--Mod. 3-bedTm. brick
rambler. ls-baths, finished rec
I'm. y 900 doun, Si3,05u. HUGH
+ PECK. He, 4-04O0.
ADELPIlI. by BUILDER-Lovely B.
bedrm. 2-bath home. carport,
porch. full bsmt. SSi,oO0. call
Ju. k-a5ka
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RIGGS MAN0R-3 bedrooms. den.
separate dining room. semide-
taehed brick rambler. can be
bought with no money down
Purchaser must quality for FHA.
POTOMAC ASSOCIATES INC.
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HOUSES By HUGHES = Popular
Avondaie. Nd, y blk, over b. G.
line. TOP quality Colonial. Tapes
try brick construction. q COY
rms, full bsmt, radiator heat.
earage. Immaculate condition
thtoughout January priced al
only Sld,55O. W, r. HUGHES,
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SPACE GALORE"-

''sPACE GALORE"--p-foom, oldei
home In tiptop shape, on double
lots. just over D C. line. 2 baths
arranged for . families. porches
bsmt. A buy a. $4,000. FinAne-
ing TO suit. Call I'll ) pm WA
5000 ROBERT s. DAVIS a
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RIVER RIDGE EsfATRs-Nev bFk

H splt IsTs S"s snd rambler cn Pc 20
tomAc River Ridge. iuKt 2 miles
from EastoyeT Shopping Center.
3 bedfms.. ige din nm. level lot
Out 8 Capitol St. 2 miles past
y G line 70 Oxon Hill ro turn
r!Rhf u G302-Oa OInn Esii r.
Terms 70 suit. FOX BROTHERS,
fTf u.Hf~-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oI-it.
brick rambler with y spacious
rooms: I perieetly arranRed bed
paneled club room with Roman
brick fireplace. SEPARATE dining
room. dazzling Kitchen, with de
luxe equipment; only years old
located In an AGea Of me homes.
See it today S27.05D. good
terms Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS APP 7.s40O
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and convenience Is featured IN
this brick rambler With separate
din. rm. complete eiee kit with
breakfast space. nreplaees. built
cupancy Open Sun. a4IO oaitheF
Sc Dir Coiehrook Dr. TO g5th
ave. riEhi l blk and EFF 10 open
sign. MOORE A MOORE. Realtors,
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YARRO'S ESTATES in college Park
contAinine 5-larVe bedrooms, and
. baths. liv. rm. with fireplace.
LIST. Moor den. recr. rm.. h-W. h..
outdoor barbecue pit, ideal for
LARGE family. Priced well below
reproduction cost At S2S.O Call
I'll y nm WA. 1-3Q0O. ROBERT
8 DAVIS A Co. INC
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ADAMS sU0GEsTs This beaut. 3

bedrm.. ctr -entr. brick Colonial
on gorReous is-acre lot; this home
has everything incl. hrepi. rec
rm.. y baths plus charm and
Al location. IN one OF our most
exclusive nelghbor1oocs. new
house cond. yet ell the extras
that take years 70 accomplish
Gail US for price and appt CLYDE
r ADAMS. REALTOR, UN A
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bEAI PLEAsANI--LoVeIy del. all-
brick rambler. only . yrs. old
3 bedrms. fun bsmt with rec.
I'm. Anehor-feneed yard Vacant.
clean ~ . pin. ready 10 move IN
S4e5 down PAYS all: lisss FIRST
trust Hurry, Won't last long
OWNER, 10 S-2l3l
SIlyER HILL-Por sale BY owner
semidet. 3-bedroom. a-story brick
house. fun basement. fenced-in
back yard. $1,000 Gown, Call r.
80 pm LII 4-saoo. Ext ass,
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HOUSE BY HUGHES - 4-bedrm
Florida bungalow; deep wooded
lot. Only 2 blks. to schools. S65l
down. Se5 per month pays every
thing, W. r. HUGHES CO. AP
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ROGERS HEIGHTs--3-bedrm. ram
bier. sep din rm, modern. elee.
ut enclosed porch. full bsmt
beautiful lawn; only Sil,150. new
FHA terms. PRINCE 0EORGE6
REALTY CO. WA 1855. TN
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~; hAIS I'LL s;sstOTTy I lIl.
hS%s RIM S siih open Ps replsss ss s ps
ciouS dining rm. full bEmt ane
rec rm,. screened side porch
storm windows and screens, ga,
rage, lot 1OOnI 80. FHA approved
S1d,7 $50. DUNN a CO. REAL.
TORS, WA. 7-004s. ewes, UH
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htLLCkksT HtIGHfS--New ram.
biers. 3-4-5 bedrms.. . full baths
dining rm-. earage; a!i-neW mod
ern design. many built-in sur
prises. Come IN and see the bis.
gest value on today's market
Priced ST. 800 20 sis.40O. New
low fHA terms TO all. Open to-
cay; II am. TO o m. Directions
right TO colebrooke DR.. list trAf.c
llght IN Md. right on c0lebrookt
dr. 70 25th ave. left on 95ih ave
TO model home. ALDRE. INC, RE
6-6480 RE 5-SOhS
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So. 500 FULL PRICE-ilv rm. viii

fireplace. sep din. rm. family
size ket., . bedrms.. bath on LIST
a rouehed-in for 20 bath and
4 bedrms I'd a: fun bsmi only
~ 500 dn.. total mo. pymts SIS
RRINcE GEoRoEs REALTY CO,
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RAY PARK. 85Os sth pl.--Open TO-
custom built split level. corner lot,
3 bedrms,. ga baths with want
tories. living nm. with bay. ultra
equipped kitchen. rumpus room
Offers all the charm . hne home
should. See today sure, Trades
considered. Dir. Out Riggs I'd /,
JflOths mile past d. c. line 70
gAAfEs y TUCKER. Real Estate,
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1li 200, ,uhu On, WA. 4-bl -,
coHEE REALTY Co, AP. e-pSl5
COLLEGE PARK. Ma. Univ. ares
Open i2-8; walking distance IA
Northwestern High School and
Maryland U campus. NEW BRICK
HANDLERS second section start
lngl fine residential area. THREE
nfight bedrooms, SPARKLING lb-
loot Dc luxe all.electric kitchen,
1ia baths, finished recreation
room. Some with bullt-in garage
finest quality construction lpias.
tered walls, select oak floors,
double-huna windows, etc }. SEE
this home today and you'il stop
looking elkewherei Only SlS,pbu
70 Sls.6SO, DIR uut UNIVERSITY
blvd or Queens Chapel I'd. "a
Colesville 3D., proceed on Coles
Vile rd 70 stanford 81. NotTe
Dame e. or Wells Dkwy' 10 Gum
wood dr. and sample home Exclu-
siye with BOWERS BROS. AP
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hiLLChtST HEIGHTS - Beautiful
corner brick rambler with , good.
sired oeorms.. bath. tam.-sizs
DIN. I'm, mod kit. utility rm
drews Field and d. c. Priced
right. S22.50O. Vacant. Call NJ
Mann HA 2-S57q. PAUL p
STONE. Tt. s-iiO5.
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RIVERDALE-4-be Cape Cod
ia baths; level fenced yard; small
down payment. APPROX. SIS per
mo PAYS everythlns. sARyIs
REALTY. AP @-Au6s
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HOUSES BY HIGHEs-Countryside
rustic Cape Cod A resffui woooe ed
setting . mins from downtown
freeEay Bis expansion attic. pan
eied rec room EngiiSh-type
hasn't. ~ 800 down. $50 so per
month FHA terms. ". r. HUGHES
CO Ap 1-lAnn
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edged Income property. 2-famiiy
home Every room is large. 2 com
plete unita lst-elass condition
Low cost INV h. Take over
SiI 800 FHA loan. very low dowr
payment, W. K. HUGHES co.
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GREENBELT-TWo-bedroom. COR
NER frame home Large Anchor
fenced yard, fully equipped KIT
infefest. taxes. ms heat, hot
water. all major repairs. no set
Element charges part OF down
payment can be financed THREE
BEDROOM, COR NER, BRICK
HOMES ALSO AVAILABLE: excel
lent financing can be arranged
oREENBELT REALTY co, ISL
CenterWAy next 20 Ftfe House
n 0reenhelt commercial center.
OR. 3-455i. OR. 3-43al. Mem
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r EsnsE sond t gsis SAr Tn C x!s
firepl,, sep din. rm.. bis twin
size bedrm,, full bsmt., many
extras; terrific value at Si2 $50.
PRINCE oEoRoEs PROPERTIES,
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LEWIsDALE--open Sunday / 20 5
2 uA i LswisesIf "a MI 1850 , dowa
= bgdrP brick ran1b. on loyelS
SHOP Schools san ana fssnsp IA
2-72ge, coHEE REALTY CO. AP
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HOUSES By HUGHES-Absolutely
todAy's top value. Amazing d-rm.
Colonial 23-ft. living rm.. tremen-
oous vAlk-in closets. Secluded pvt
lot Excel. location. just on New
Hampshire ave. Woolworth pricec
handle W. r. HUGHES CO. AP
e-fAOU
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$685. DOWN incl settlement: SIS
per mo incl -bedrn hrk
standardized Colonial modern
kis. auto washer. garbaEe els
posal. Anchor-fenced yaro storm
windows and doors vacant Phone
OWNER At Pc 6-5oo4 or RE
FAGEs
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o H. In' slspl A'd din @ ssdr Fis..
bath. rec. rnn., h.-w.h. garage;
2 one-tOn air eonda., 1871 deep
freeze. I2-ft fefgr., washer dryer,
side porch. fruit trees: lot 65K372
ROSS WILLIAMS. Broker. CHI. g.
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WOODLAWN. S4a5 On. incl. settle
-s-bedrm, brk. rambler. din. rm
OF loan. viii trade. APP 7-T4sS,
n no answer. AD. e-Ofna
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HkkNANDO's HtDEAWAf = Los
cabin on beautiful wooded )
aerea with 2 more acres avail
Cathedral eeilinEs and open hearth
10 iiv rm-. sep din. rn. btmt
vita outside sntr. scr porch and
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES.
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hot dog. They feel European standby might
be necessary should ours break down in transit.
Ian. 2, 1858 d. A cablegram from the US.
Commissioner General in Brussels arrives on
the desk of Catherine Personius. head of the
Department of Food and Nutrition at Cornell
University. 1t reads: Kindly send immedi-
aleIy formula for making all-beef franltfurters
with garlic"
Dean PerSoniuS Immediately goes into con-
sultation with Associate Professor jeremiah
WanderStock, the UniverSity'S distinguished
authority on meat-and-poultry freezing. Con-
WINGED that this is the kind of international
challenge that requires bipartisan action by
the country's best brains, Wanderstock invites
the editors Of The National ProVisioner,''
bible of the meat industry, to amend his own
hot dog formula.
Before shutdown Of the second day, fool
proof hOt-dOg recipe is cabled to the High
Commissioners Office In Belgium.
IAN. 10 /. :. d. DiSheartening news reaches Brass
Rails headquarters in New York A cable
from the Brussels outpost, signed Ebert,
reads: Trial frankfurterS attempted by fac
tories in Amsterdam, Antwerp, Lieee and
OStend are soggy. off-color, diversified and
underspiced. Pate de foie eyaS manufacturer
in Client might come through, but am losing
hope American-style product can be developed
here. Please send soonest two dozen Jones
Beach samples. If quality holds up, advise
abandoning European sources in favor Of ship
ping entire supply from States"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-05-18

Ian. 70. :. Operation Hot Dog begins TO re-
semble TV spy-meIodrama Brass Rail presi-
dent, Edward Levine, confides need for rapid
transit of sample hot dogs to co-piIot Of plane
soon flying to Brussels. Aware Of the high
stakes, crew member volunteers to slip "a raw
frankfurters into his attachG case along with
the fight log. His Instructions: deliver frank
furterS to American agent who will meet him
at the Brussels airport. Mission is accom-
plished early morning Of January II.
Ian. n -. Al midnight three Americans, in
Guiding chief sausage trouble-shootef, Eli
Ebert, gather in small Brussels restaurant
called La Toison dor Nhe Golden Fleece. It's
after hours. The curtains are tightly drawn. A
trio of the frankfurter stowaways sizzle on the
fire. Around the griddle, tension is like Cape
Canaveral blast-off. A few moments later the
tiny band Of Americans pound each other glee-
fully on the back. The test Is successful:
America has launched the long-range hot dog!
Ian. n. Brass Rail and State Department
men now plagued by brand-new headache:
a batch Of ordinary frankfurter rolls they had
shipped to Europe as a test turn green!
The whole noble frankfurter experiment
seems about to explode in a cloud Of moIdy
yeast. At the darkest moment; Paul Dean
Arnold, successful baker in Port Chester,
N. T.. nIShes over to the State Department
with a revolutionary pre-fro1en frankfurter
roll. This plucky, weather-resistant item was
perfected by Admiral Richard E. Byrd
when he - Continued on NEXT page
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-11
BY DAISY CLELAND
star stan Writer

An ofiicial-studded audience
turned out last evening for
the opening night perform
ance of "Inbal Dance Theater
of Israel"
"Inbal." which means 1.-THE
tongue of a bell" has Just
completed a tour in New
York. its FIRST American APP
pearance. 1t was described as
"a rich and rare treat:
nothing remotely like it in
these parts has been seen be-
fore"
The spot where there was
the most conversation about
the dance group last night
was at a reception given by
Israeli Ambassador and Nine.
Eban. Their party. which fol-
lowed the performance, took
place at the Mayfiower Hotel.
The company. now on an
American visit, is under the
auspices Of the American
Israel Cultural Foundation.
Mrs. Richard M. Nixon was
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After-Thedter Pdrty
Given by Ebdns

honorary head Of the patron
esses committee and Mrs.
Garfield Kass was general
chairman Of the committee.
''Inbal' will perform to-
night and tomorrow night at
the Lisner Auditorium and Is
under the patronage Of AM
bassador and Mime. Eban.
Many From Audience
The reception given by the
Ehans drew many members
of the audience. the cast and
several who had attended the
White House dinner and mus
icale.
Guests were greeted in the
Chinese room Of the May
flower by Ambassador and
Nine. Eban wearing q CLAM
orous black and gold dress de-
signed by Galanos). Mr.. Sam
uel Rubin, chairman of the
American Israel Foundation
OF New York; Mrs. Sidney
Hechinger. chairman of the
committee Of sponsors of the
Washington group; Mrs. Kass
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in q pretty red dress; the
Presidents Speech Writer"
and Mrs. Arthur Larson, Mr..
and Mrs. Milton King, and
former Attorney General and
Mrs. Francis Biddle.
The diplomatic group COM
ing on from the White House
included the Polish Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Spasowska. the
Greek Ambassador and Nine.
Melas, and the Ceyl0nese
Ambassador and Lady Gune-
wardene.
Others were the new AM
bassadof Of Ghana and Mrs.
Daniel Chapman. Mrs. Chap
man wore her native dress to
the White House and both
seemed thrilled with the mu-
steal program by the United
States Army chorus.
Mixed Reaction
Guests coming on from the
White House seemed mixed
in their feelings about the
program. Some felt that
there were far finer things
musically in America than
the light" program given,
and others said how mar
velous the singers were and
that they so enjoyed a bit
of informality in the Execu-
tive Mansion.
Representative James Full
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and Mr.. Arthur J. Lelyveld..
who was reported to be the
vice chairman Of the founda-
ton.
AS the guests wandered into
the ballroom they found a
feast which featured Israeli
fare.
All the champagne was
from the embassy and was
Carmel, the Presidents Is
rael Champagne" AS one
guest put it. "a good, but
rather sweet wine"
The buffet included lox,
bagels. cold halibut, hot
knackworst and cromesquie.
However. even more popular
with the dancers were the
apples from the center Of the
buffet tables. The fruit was
meant to be decor but in q
short time it was devoured.
Mrs. ShOuse Attends
Among the guests there
were Mrs. Jouett Shouse and
her houseguest, Princess
Kotchubey. Mrs. Shouse
looked very smart in white
and red and wore two dec
oraticns on her gown. having
just come from the White
House party.
Others there were Special
Assistant to the President
and Mrs. /. Jack Martin, she
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bassador Of Yugoslayia and
Nine. Mates. the Thai AM
bassador and Mrs. Khoman,
and the Counselor Of the Rus
sian Embassy Sergei Striga-
nov, who was seen chatting
with Mr.. s. Hurok. The latter
was greatly responsible for
bringing the dance group to
the United States.
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ton came in with Ambassador
Eban. and others there were
Representative and Mrs.
James Roosevelt. Korean
Ambassador and Nine. Yang.
Judge and Mrs. David L.
Bazelon. Cuban Ambassador
Campo and former Chief Of
Protocol John Simmons.
Also there were Mr.. and
Mrs. Douglas Smith. the Am
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The dinners will be held at
three locations to accom-
modate the 500 girls and
their fathers. These are
Calvary Methodist Church.
S. 23rd and Grant streets,
st. Georges Episcopal Church.
N. Nelson and Fairfax drive
and Christ Methodist Church,
500 Lee highway.
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Campfire Girls
To Honor Dads

Arlington County Camp
Fire Girls and Blue Birds will
be escorted by their fathers
to the annual Dad Daughter
Dinners" tomorrow at Z pm.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
Colombian oiI. Center
PoroIized by Strike
Protesting Violence

BOGOTA. (UP). - The city on
Barrancabermeja, main center OF
the Colombian oil industry, was
inactive due a civic demonstration
of protest against acts, of violence
committed by a group identified
ex Tremist as followers of ex-Dic-
tator Gustavo Rojas Pinilla. The
provocation acts did not cause
casualties, but a transportation
strike was started. The strike in
Barrancabermeja conceded with
news from Villavicencio, main CEN
ter of the southern plains, about
the death of ex-guerilla leader Al
varo PARA, who enjoyed great
prestige among the guerillas active
in those regions from 1850 to 1858.
PARA was military aid of Guada-
lupe Salcedo, the guerrilla the
Chief killed in Bogota last year.
He was killed in a restaurant OF
the city.
Liberal political leader and writ
er, Juan Lozano y Lozano, blamed
local authorities for the violence
when he referred to the assassina-
ton of PARA, and he maintained
that his death seems to be part
of gradual elimination plan" OF
the former guerilla leaders.
Diario las Américas., 1958-02-20
Argentina Signs
Trade Agreement
With H~Unsariqns

Viena, Feb. 10 (UP) Argen-
tine and Hungary signed a COM
mercial agreement for export of
Hungarian merchandise to Argen.
tine in the amount of approximate
ly So, 100000.
The Argentine Commercial De-
legation headed by Trade Vice-Min-
lister, Raul Ondarts, signed last
night the agreement with high Of
ficials of the Hungarian Trade Min.
istry.
Ondarts, now travelling with the
Delegation through the countries
of the Communist group, declared
his country will import telephone
mining equipment and machinery.
Ondarts said he received " a very
favorable offer from Hungarian
authorities" for railroad installa-y
lions in the amount of $780, 900.
we will consider the offer - he
said -. 1t may be possible that we
sign an agreement in Prague on
this purchase at the end of this
month.
The Trade Argentine Mission has
already visited the countries of the
iron curtain, Soviet Union, Po-
land, Czechoslovakia, and Romania.
1t will continue the visit to Yugos-
lava and Bulgaria.
The Delegation will return back
to Prague at the end of this month
in order to sign an additional agree
ment with Czechoslovakia. The
Mission already signed an agree
ment with Czechoslovakia in. the
amount of SIG, 000,0 900 two weeks
ago.