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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
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Unbeoten AnnondoIe
Strengthens Title Bid

game that WI wasn't going to
get much on the ground, and
the Generals realized it, too, as
they threw 10 passes, COM
pleting nine for l13 yards as
against only 81 rushing.
Annandale, making it strictly
on the ground, rolled up 272
yards with Fullback Doug
Brown and Halfback Dana
Wellman the biggest contribu-
tors.
Gordon Price of Annandale
blocked a punt by Steve War
rem on wills 20 and fell on
the bounding ball In the end
zone for a. touchdown in the
first quarter. Minutes later,
the Atoms again struck sud-
denly. Brown burst up the
middle on a trap play for Sc
yards ana another touchdown,
Never Recover
The Generals never recovered
from these two scores. Their
only visit into Annandale's end
zone came in the third quarter
when Ronnie Summers went
over from 8 yards out to climax
an 80-yard, nine-play drive.
Annandale, m a NV lille
marched IS and so yards fol
two more touchdowns anc
Brown scored his second touch
down late in the final period
on a 14-yard run after Well
man set it up with a 61-yaro
punt return.
A ANN ia 9 7 lS-s44
" Annandsle scoring; TOuchdownsI,
Brown B : 80 run; r. rum We'll Vel:
Nell on blocked punt in end Zonel
Conversions-Brown, 4. WI scoring
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is, rum. Con-
Observation-Disclosures.
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First for High Point

High Point High Schools
new cross-country team won its
first meet in three yesterday
at Frederick, Md. High Point
scored low 80 points, Fred
erick 43 and South Hagerstown
an
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Shenandoah
Scratches

AT Request, Hours Later, Kill
auea. Pamton.
jug, Euripides. Al
4-Dapper Dolly, Colonel Tim.
6-Oxford Joeo, In the Brig.
Joe Cream, Air Blue, Tryan-
catch Me, Sugar Pie, Tuckeroe.
IO-Beor Ator, Bold Coup Loyalist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24

SO TROJAN 23-ft cabin cruiser 100.
hip Gray marine: extras: asking
$3.50. WI. 6-9101 evenings.
SLOOP, 2lh IT.. Fin Keel Daysailor;
new last June; cover; 3-h.p. johnson;
life jackets: anchor; other gear;
$1,000. OIL. 6-S660
SAILING is GREAT in the fan on the
Chesapeake, Sailboats for rent by
day. For information, call CO. =
7205. Annapolis, Nd. x
FIT. BOAT and homemade trailer.
SIS. Call AP 7-6S73.
'57 CUPBOARD RUNAB0UT, 16 IT.,
with remote control and lights, new
johnson 35-h.p. motor; $3.50. RE.
$4,000, RE. 6-6056
YACHT FOR SALE, so it., twin deisels.
custom built principals only. For
Information call OIL. 4-2651, ask for
MR.. BYRD
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Purker-Gruy Bows
Tow. c. TuyIor Hioh

w. C. Taylor High School
came from behind to score two
touchdowns in the final quarter,
both by Orlander Rector, and
defeat Parker-Gray, 14-6, last
night at Parker-Gray in Alex
andria.
W. C. Taylor ---------O 0 0 Ala
Parker Gray 49, % 90 g. 6
Taylor scoring: Touchdowns-Rector
Is, run; 80. rum. Conversions
Rector, 2 rum.
Haley g, rum.
Parker-Gray scoring: Touchdown
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-24
STYLECRAFT SEDAN CRrIsER.

STYLECRAFT SEDAN CRUISER, 27'4"
xlOlW; sleeps 4; excellent cond.;
fine roomy boat fully equipped for
cruising or fishing; $4,000. LII
12-FT. SPEEDLINER, Mark SIS Mer-
curry motor windshield, steering and
controIs. $500. OV. 3-2314!
aft. RUNABOUT. switzercraft, 40
ssE H474ii. $1,000 TO- s-S0sS or TO-
9phols. etc, Sl,595; also Evinrude
hrs $3a5. Terms, ia. s-5259. %
1853 AIS GRAY MARINE, complete
with reverse gear, mounts and access. !;
approx. 1875 lbs; will remove head
for inspection; $3.50. JU. S-4366.
CABIN CRUISER, SO it., bay built.
cypress hull; sleeps 8, head, galley,
Can finance Sat, OR. 7-12s0: Sun,
TO. 9-592S
34-FT. DEADRISE, Gray marine; hull
ready. for fall fishing minor WORK
topside: $3.50 or best offer. WOOD
LAND BEACH MARINA, Colonial
4O-FT.. bay built, Jeanne M: (2) 200
hip. Chrysler marine motors with re-
0lOLe gear SNllI. seen at beneQlCI
Marina, Benedict, Md, or call RE
6-3033.
lk5-H.P. NORDBORG MARINE ENG,
fresh-water cool, 1.SS-to-1 reduct.
gear; low eng. hrs. excel cond Must
sacrifice, installing larger eng. ia.
7-4420.
NEW 1860 CHRIS-CRAFT SEA SKIFF,
Is #, and % it,. now on display
Take, advantaee Of liberal small trade
in plan. Also a number of sailing
auxiliaries and used power boats for
sale. Nav be seen at ARNOLD c.
Cali Mr.. Kramer, CO. 3-5S62, for
appointment.
I5-FT. BOAT, 25-h.p. Evinrude: compl
with trailer, remote. control steering
and other accessories; good skiing
or fishing: for quick sale. S625. WA.
7-2533.
PAIR KL-IO5 HIP. &C Marine engines,
1850, . to red Will demonstrate.
5000. Call MR.. BAILEY, 10. 4-5439.
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Erickson Gives
Landon Added
Scoring Punch
i, Stephens . o o Landon
jtown Prep ! Q ! 81. Adams
81. James l o l Friends
INTERSTATE ATHLETIC coNFEREN

Landon Schools football
team is receiving offensive help
from an unexpected source In
its stretch drive in the Inter-
state Athletic Conference.
The Bears, who must walt
for st. Stephens to lose, rolled
by Friends, $40. yesterday at
Landon with Halfback Rick
Erickson scoring twice.
Erickson, who was injured
last year and was ticketed for
the defensive safety job this
year, has scored five times in
the four Landon games and is
proving to be a capable scoring
mate for Quarterback Buzzy
Bastable, Halfback Dick Shaw
and Fullback Bill Schinnerer.
The speedy halfback bucked
over from the one to cap a rs
yard Landon march in the Sec
ond quarter, and added a Sec
ond score in the third quarter
to combine Bastable for &c
points on offense. Bastable also
scored two touchdowns and
added a two-point conversion.
- O O O a. n
LANDON - S14 & IA
Landon-Bastable, 10 run (Shaw. mass
from Bastable).
Naturalization, 1 run (Bastable,
rum.
Landon-Bastable, 10 run (kick failedl
Landon-Erickson, run (kick failed
run with intervention
(kick failed). -
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SHENANDOAH DOWNS
GRADED HANDICAPS

FIRST RACE-Purse, $1,000; f.
year-olds and up: claiming: ga fur
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SEVENTH RAcE-PurSs $1,000; g.
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EIGHTH RACE-Purse. $1,000; A.
year-olds and up; claiming; l mile,
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HAMMOND O O 40
FAIRFAX - 7 O o 6-7
Hammond scoring: Touchdown
Slattery q, plunge; Arehart GA, pass
run from Slattery).
Fairfax scoring: Touchdown-Titus
(75, rum. Conversion-Hall
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I~o-SERvlcIoS vARIoS
MODISTAS

de vestir y de Gale. Tambien Sc
hacen alteraciones. FIR 1895.
(7732) 10
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(Viene de la Pagina -
CumpIeo1os

SNmPtSonVS
Celebra hoy SUI dfa de dias la
dias la gentil DANA cubana Sc
nora Blanca Lao de Rodriguez,
esposa del senior jose Ighacio
Rodriguez, motive por ell cual
nos es grato enviarle nuestras
carinosas felicitaciones y votos
porque goce de una larga vida.
Celeora hoy SUI da de dias la
gentil damita colombiana seno-
rita Sara Bustos, a quien felici-
tamos de manera muy especial
y des.amos largos amos mas de
vida, plenos de alegrias y bic
n~estares
Hoy celebra la grata OCCASION
SUI cumpleanos la gentil dana
cclomb ana dona Olga Lima de
MacariO quien reside durante
muchos amos en- Miami, donde
goza de numerosas amistades.
Hasta Caracas, Venezuela, en-
donde fila actualmente SUI resi-
dencia, lie enviamos nuestras ca
rinosas felicitaciones y deseos
de que disfrute de muchos amos
mas de vida.
#&%
Tn Saludo muy especial para
la gentil dana sonora Herminia
Sanchez de Crespo, esposa del
senior Fernando Crespo, quien
celebra hoy SUI cumpleanos.
En- dias recientes celebro la
grata OCCASION de SUI cumpleanos
la estimada dana Guiana sefo-
"a Hilda de Guerrero, esposa del
senior Jose Guerrero, y aunque
alto tarde nos complace enviar-
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Nofds SoGoIes

lie nuestras mas caras felcitacio-
mes y deseos de que cufnpla mu
chos, y muy dichosos, amos mas
de vida.
Hoy celebra la grata OCCASION
de SUI cumpleanos ell estimado
caballero cubano senior Paul du.
Pont, a quien nos es grato fell
citar cordialmente y desear mu
chos amos mas de vida, rodeado
del carino de todos los suyes.
Vayan nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para ell apreciado ca
bsller senior Felipe L. Alvarez
y Alfonso. con motive de la gra-
ia celebration de un nuevo ami
v~ersario de su natalicio en- esta
fecha.
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy especial
a la dlstinguida dana sonora
Yolanda Balseiro de Buchanan,
quien celebra en- ell da de hoy
la grata OCCASION de SUI cumplea
nos.
Aunque tardias, vayan nues-
tras sinceras felicitaciones para
la genIil DANA sonora Laura de
Jewett, esposa del senior Alex
Jewett, con motive de la grata
celebration de SUI cumpleanos
en- ell dia de aver.
n + y
Nuestros parabienes en- Ell dia
de hoy para la gentil senorita
Sandra Simons, hija del senior
Edward Simons y sonora, Sofia
de SimOns, miembros estimados
de nuestra colonia colombiana.
con motive de su eumpleanos
en- ell dia de hoy.
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MENSAJE
Continuation de la PSg. .,

NC Id rag. %
de la RepGblica del Ecuador.
Esa Comision ha terminado en-
dias paSados la primera etapa de
sus faenas constructive, v 81
hemos de reconocer ell acento
de sinceridad que hubo de pre-
valecer en- elias, junto con la
paclente voluntad de llegar a
resultados positivos, bien pode
mos acariciar la optimista con
fianza de que esa Comision Sc
"a digna del trascendental man
dato que America lie ha confia
do, en- consonancia con la grave
responsibilities que han asumi
do los Gobier onsrepresentados
en- ella
No me resta sino formular mis-
mas ardientes votos porque los
Pueblos de America celebren
SUI fiesta de Ano Nuevo, obede
ciendo al designio de amor y de
fraternidad que les dicta SUI es
tito cristiano de existencia,
aprestandose a redoblar esfuer
EOS en- la epopeya de su vida CO
tidiana a fin de lograr csc equi
lihrio del espiritu y de la mate
ria que Sc denomina bienestar
humane, tan dificil de alcanzar
dentrc de I'm mundo que todavia
no acierta a encontrar las ma
gicas formulas de conciliacion
entire la libertad y la j~usticia, y
que todavia Sc debate en- la bar
barrie de una lucha fratricida
que divide a los hombres y a las
Naciones.
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3s--cAMIoNES

Sc vende Cami6n-T Trailer de IS pies.
Lamar HI 1881.
1885 SO
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Dueno vende Buick 1858, hardtop,
con llantas blancas, radio y equipo
electrico automatico. 81, 100. Lamar
al HI 3-5079 @ HI 8-9087.
(7913) 81
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CORAL GABLES
$685. S. W. 4S St.

| Dueno vende hermosa casa de 8 dor
mitorios, 2 bafos, Salon Florida, CO.
| Gina bien equipada, sistema inferno
de communication Incluye lote extra.
| $28 900. HI 8-7126.
| (7883) 81 C.. G..
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/ Debo vender a cualquier precio. Tan
buena como nueva. Cerca a TODD.
Casa CHS. NE 5-8241.
(7910) 81 N. w.
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TECHOS

4 hermanos. Limpian a vapor, te-
chos. Los pintan de blanco o cual.
quier otro color de pintura y de la
mejor calidad. Personal de habIa
hispana. rs amos de e~stablecidos en-
esta ciudad. Lamar NE 4-3134.
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PERSONALS
Sc Ss!

SIS A $500
Solo con su firma. Sin investigator.
Traiga interprete. Mr.. Day FIR 3-8ll9
(78l6) 2
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Mercedes Benz 200 sedan, 1852 Pri-
vado. Sin Intermediates. 458 e. "a
St, HAL. TU 7-0720 S1,195 o $3.50
y pages mensuales pequenos.
(7903) 81
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p0R DUEN0

Muerte fuerza a vender esta hermosa
casa amueblada. Lista para vivir
en- ella. 5 cuartos, Salon Florida,
con calzada circular para automo-
viles. Garage. Pages mensuales de
S63 Todos los artefactos electricos
son "Hot Point.
$500 S. W. 4 ST.
HI 4-4984
(7Sl7) 81 S. W.
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I5-vENTA MIScELANEA

Todos nuevos. Con descuento. Sierra
electrical de mesa. Puertas y occeso.
rios de gabinetes de cocina.
2l38 N W. 81 St.
f7QSnl tx
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CARA PERO L

Lugar fresco, tranquilo y para re-
pose. Casa CHS de 8 dormitorios.
apartamento contiguo para huespe.
des. us pies de frente al lago.
Arboles frutales y flores.
Omnibus cerca a la Universidad
de Miami y Centre Commercial.
Dueio.
Diario las Américas., 1959-01-01

Vecindad de habla hispana. Ideal
para Barberia, Preparedness de Cal
zados o L~avanderfa. FIR 3-2691.
(7885) 26
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'Pigskin PoW-WoW'
CONTINUED from page 81

CONTINUED from page 81
will serve as attendants for the
Queen and big Wheel These
attendants will parade in the
convertible specially furnished
for this occasion by Blue Island
automobile agencies including
Blue Island Motors, Borek Motor
Sales, Roy Crist Cadillac, Fled
Ter Motors, and Habich Brothers.
The entire program, which has
been carefully planned by the
Student Council under the direc-
ton of it's sponsor, Rollin Pool
er, is expected to attract the
largest crowd of the season for
the Bloom game. Every student
who participates in any way will
be awarded a participants rib
bon by the Student Council, and
special prizes will be given for
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; faculty members:

faculty members:
Mr.. Olin Driver, in charge of
the election of the Queen and
big Wheel; Miss Elizabeth
Mesenkop who is in charge of
judging the floats and cars to
be featured in the parade; Miss
Alice Michalak supervising the
activities of the queen candi-
dates before and during the pa
rade; and Mr.. Gordon Winlock
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the best decorated cars and best
decorated floats.
Assisting the Student Council
in organizing the mammoth pro-
gram for the game are these
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WHERE TO LEAVE NEWS ITEMS

So that we may get a better
news coverage and h r e by
cover more thoroughly the en-
tire village in getting the news
from all sections, we have be-
gun establishing News Stations
throughout the village where
items of news for publication
may be left.
Articles left for publication
must be written on one side
of the paper, only; must be
signed by the writer, and in
clude address and telephone
number (this is for our record,
only, and not to be published,
unless so requested). We are
doing this because many people
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have news to be published but
find it inconvenient to get it to
the office.
Articles may be left from Satur-
day to Tuesday, noon. Deadline
is 100 pm. for current week.
SUNoco SERVICE STA.
135th ST. at Crawford Ave.
TRIANGLE DEPT. STORE
1908 Claire Boulevard
coLA'S GROCERY
2910 Claire Boulevard
MRS. ORA JOHNSON
1908 kedzie Avenue
Blue Island, Illinois
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Beatrix has been q student at
Leyden, Hollands oldest uni
versity, founded by her an
cestor, William Of Orange. in
1874. According to Dutch
custom, she lives in one Of
the ancient lodging houses
that cater to students who
divide their time between
hard work and social pleas
ures.
Has Own Ofiicial Duties
She also attends to various
official duties. such as OPEN
ing schools and receiving
foreign dignitaries.
In q book, Portrait Of
Beatrix," published when
she was 10, the young future
Monarch was described in
such seemingly paradoxical
terms as "a playful child: q
hunk Of temperament: q
tomboy with q medieval
sense Of honor and loyalty;
a motherly girl; a monchal-
ant kid; q mature adult; q
talented and devoted worker
in clay. stone and wood: q
great animal lover; and ex-
tremely sensitive human be-
ing"
Beatrix Is said to hate
fiattery and violently dis
trusts anyone she suspects Of
using 1t.
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Venezuelan
Honored
At Dinner

Admiral Arleigh Burke,
Chief Of Naval Operations,
and Mrs. Burke were hosts at
dinner last evening in honor
Of Admiral Carlos Larrazabal,
Commandant Of the Navy Of
Venezuela.
The visitor. who arrived in
Washington earlier in the
day, will be here until Thurs
day morning, when he de-
parts for o tour Of United
States Naval installations in
New London, Conn; San
Francisco and New York.
Guests at the Burkes' din
ner. in addition to Admiral
Larrazabal. were the Charge
d'Affaires Of Venezuela and
Mrs. Rojas and Representa-
tive and Mrs. Daniel j. Flood
Of Pennsylvania.
Assistant Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Richard Jack
son were among the guests
as were Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Bartholomew w. Hogan,
Rear Admiral Luis Croce
Orozco, the Venezuelan Naval
Attache; Mr.. and Mrs.
. Howard K. Smith, Miss Ruth
.Tarrant, and Capt. Eli
Vinock.
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day. cycling back and forth
to school as do all Dutch
schoolchildren, chattering
and unconcerned as are teen
ayers the world over. They
went on camping trips with
their friends, taking their
turns at chores.
Upon her 18th birthday
Beatrix, as Heiress Presump-
tive. Became q member Of
the Netherlands Council of
State. Of which her mother
is titular president. She also
became entitled to an annual
income Of 100000 guilders
($75,00O from the national
treasury.
Hard at work toward her
high school diploma, 18-year-
old Beatrix had but one Of
flcial debut party. attended
by her parents. her grand
mother, former Queen VIII
helmina. and SO top Dutch
authorities.
For the past three years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-18
Officers u
Wives E
Club News

Mrs. LeGolvan, wife Of 1t.
Col. Paul c. Le0olvan, was
elected president Of the
Armed Forces Institute Of
Pathology Ofiicers' Wives
Club at It's recent meeting.
Col. LeGolvan Is chief Of
Forensic and Aviation Path
ology branch Of the Institute.
Mrs. w. r. Rule. whose
husband IL administrative
assistant. registry Of path
ology, Is the new secretary,
and the newly elected trea-
surer Is Mrs. Ben c. Lilies,
wife Of Col. Lilies Of the Air
Force.
The recently elected officers
were installed at q luncheon
which the Wives Club had in
the Ofiicers' Club at Walter
Reed Army Medical Center.
Boiling Base Club
The Boiling Air Force Base
Ofhcers' Wives Club held It's
election at luncheon in the
Oficers' Club on the Base
recently.
Mrs. Charles B. Kenney
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was elected : president and
serving with her are MRS. Jo-
seph Mooney and MRS. Ed
mond douaze. LIST and I'd
vice presidents respectively;
Mrs. Fred w. Troxler. re-
cording secretary; Mrs.
Thomas ealimeno. treasurer
and Mrs. Munee Pique. as
sistant treasurer.
The first social event Of
the new season will be held
next month when the new
board is to preside and greet
the members.
Club at Fort Meade
Recently. elected officers Of
the Fort Meade Ofhcers'
Wives Club were installed
by Mrs. George w. Read. jr.,
wife Of the Commanding
General Of the I'd u. 8.
Army. who is honorary presi-
dent Of the club.
Mrs. Reginald j. Falls is
the new president and serv-
ing with her are Mrs. James
r. Eason and Mrs. Richard
F. LETTERS. LIST and I'd vice
presidents; Mrs. Paul B.
Schwicker. secretary and
Mrs. william r. Duffy,
treasurer.
Mrs. Raymond ]. Harvey,
retiring president, was pre-
scented q silver bowl and out
going officers and committee
chairmen also received gifts
in recognition Of their serv-
ices during their terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-18

female monarch in success
sion. is the daughter of the
present Queen Juliana and
Prince Bernhard.
She Is coming to this coun-
try on September IL to take
part In ceremonies comment
Grating the 350th anniver-
sary Of the voyage Of Henry
Hudson from Amsterdam to
North America on his ship,
Half Moon.
To Arrive by Ship
The Princess will travel to
this country on the Holland
American lines new luxury
ship. Rotterdam. She will
actually reach New York
aboard the Dutch Destroyer
Gelderland. to which she will
transfer In New York Bay.
The Princess trip to Wash
ington is almost solely to ac-
cept the Presidents invita-
ton to luncheon. an Embassy
spokesman said. She will
come down from New York
that morning. probably by
plane, and viii fly back In the
afternoon. in time to attend
a dinner in New York in con-
nection with the anniversary
celebration.
President Eisenhower's
luncheon for the young Mon
arch-to-be. which presum-
ably will be for both men
and women guests, will come
on a busy day for the Chief
Executive.
RuSsia's emier Nikita
Khrushchev is due to arrive
the next day. September Is.
In Canada During War
Princess Beatrix. the oldest
OF Queen Juliana and Prince
Bernhard's four daughters,
speaks English fluently. hav-
ing lived In Canada sew
eral years with her mother
and sisters during World War
II.
Beatrix has been in this
country before. having spent
a vacation on Cape Cod,
with her sister Irene, visiting
friends. She has never been
to Washington. however.
In Canada Beatrix and her
sisters spent their pre-school
years in much the same way
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-18

as other little girls in war
time - the father far from
home serving his country. the
mother active in the war
effort that took her on ex-
tended trips. Beatrix learned
her English at an Ottawa
nursery school.
Back home in Holland
after West Europe was lib
Grated. Beatrix' parents first
sent their daughters to q
progressive school near So
estdijk Palace.
Aptitude for Art
"Beatrix Of Orange" show
ed special aptitudes as an
artist and sculptor, short
story writer and organizer Of
parties and theatricals. She
also developed q love Of ami
mails and an enthusiasm for
athletics - particularly sail
ing. skiing and horseback
riding.
She is said to feel particu-
larly tender and protective
toward her youngest sister.
Marijke. born in 1947. who
is partially blind.
When the time came for
Beatrix to go to high school.
the local institution was ex-
tended, each new classroom
accommodating from seven to
nine pupils.
Here Beatrix. and later her
sisters. received the same
education as the pupils in the
high school next door. and
were taught by the same
teachers. But it allowed them
to delve more deeply into
certain subjects. to take up
others that were considered
important. and to attend
lectures and visit institutions
somehow connected with
their curriculum.
Cycled 10 School
In order to Offset the ten
sions that necessarily prevail
In the home Of o Head Of
State. the girls were allowed
to join the Girl scouts, 60
riding, camping, shopping
and bicycling with their
friends.
The girls were seen every
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Nomed Deem

DR.. Lura M. Odland Of the
Department Of Agriculture,
has been named Dean Of the
School Of Economies Of the
University Of Tennessee. She
was honored at o luncheon
ct the Water Gate Inn by
her associates in the depart
ment.
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LUNCHEON ON SEPT. IA 4
Princess BeQtrix
Visit President
BY ISABELLE SHELTON
star star Writer

Princess Beatrix Of the Netherlands pretty dimped heir
apparent to the Dutch throne will make brief oneday visit
to Washington September H. chiefly to have lunch with
President Eisenhower at the White House.
The 21yearod Princess, whose eventual succession to
the Netherlands throne will make her the Netherlands fourth
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Mrs. Heorne
Will Tour
MurYnount

Mrs. John J. Hearne. wife
Of the Ambassador Of Ireland.
win tour the Marymount
campus tomorrow a. the
guest Of Rev. Mother M.
Berchmans. Rs.H.M. presi-
dent Of the Arlington junior
college.
After the tour. Mrs. Hearne
viii be guest Of honor at .
luncheon 10 be given by Mrs.
Salvatore Frank Russo and
Mrs. william r. Cummings.
jr. In the latter's Woodland
Acres home in Arlington.