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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

THE
Home Of your dream 4 this
delIahtful Caps COd situated
hlgh In location. b1drooms, 2
baths, biz screened porch. %
living room fall basement, Level
yard. stones throw 70 bus and
stores. Recommene immediats
BEST
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In new rnmhIef1. 4 bedrooms All
on one floor, daylight basement
with 1nd fireplace, aiant-elEeu
level lot. Country club, parochial
schools, complete shopping. cen
By appointment. III. 10000.
IS
II you are lookins for lot Of
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this Il what you want, "a acres,
charming home with Unusual
moor plan, 2 patioa, family room,
2 bedrooms, center hail, baths,
mss SEEING SEEING this one. Call now
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YET
We have q house. $4,000. that
has everything. II you like
Western ranchers with bis
rooms, you'll buy this home.
Dashboard hot-Water heat, z
large, large bedrooms, 1Js-acrc
yard, bowling -alley.slEe base
ment.s Only . years old. Easy
driving time 10 ID. Q. Better
call right away, JE. $4,000.
TO COME
Now, so see our MCLEAN VALUE,
y bedrooms, 2 baths and IN this
area for S23.0b0 IL unbelievable.
Garage, rec. room, porch, hot
water heat, over hs-acre lot with
stream, Brand-neW. Just one, So
come BY our once today Of
phone JE. $4,000.
wM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
-. REALTOR -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
GEORGE MASON

GREEN co.
Realtor ia. 4-l400
SPLIT-LEVEL
crs..wc cd, Home Home n EdssIl .i Park
firepl., lge. liv. rnn. and din. area.
Pr. drs. 10 patio; conf. kit. vfdis-
posal. Fin. rec. rnn.; gar. Land
scaped, Nj. schools. churches,
shop. ctr. conv. bus and hwy. to
Pentagon and ID. Q. FHA loan.
Excel. buy. Call CT. 0-4130 or
come to 6SO1 Front Royal I'd. to
INSPECT. No brokers.
SPLIT-LEVEL BRICK-3 bedrms.,
2 baths, l3x24 liv, rms separate
din, rm.; GE kit, patio, rec
and laundry rms: attic storage.
wall-to-wall carpetinR, Grapes;
near school: sz-acre lot: 4lzss CT
loan. 101 Chapel DR.. Wakefield
Forest), Annandale, Va. CIR.
= 3-bedrm. brick
split-leyel; 2 baths, Ice. liv. rm.
with firepl., daylight rec. rnl., pri-
waite patio. Sell at FLA appraisal
price. FL. 1864
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

vIENNA--3-bedrm. brick rambler;
2 baths, full bsmt., natural fire-
place, gas heat, incl. air eondi-
TONERS, garbage disposal, WALL
to-wall carpet, Grapes, range and
refgr. Owner moving, desires pur-
chaser to assume encumbrance for
quick sale and possession. Call
DU. 5-5222 for appt.
VIENNA, convenient for military,
1,750-Exceptional rambler 4
bedrms.. 3 baths, lge. game rfn.,
fun bsmt.. all mod. extras, city
water, sewer, gas heat. DOMIN-
ION REALTY CO., JE. 4-7231,
JE. 3-0469, JE. 4-3026, Ell. g.
0O32.
VIENNA
FOR THE YOUNG EXECUTIVE
Is this smart, ANTIQUE, brick ram
bier Boosting 8 bedrms., 2 baths,
sep. din .rm.. eating space in
de ]; kit, lge. nm. rec. rn,. walk
out bsmt. onto rear I'd. Of tower
ing shade trees; cow. to shops,
schools: 500, $50. Du, $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

ONLY sf.ssu DOWN nuYs this
lnfee-hfdroom, f,h-bath home,
the year round. l6xf3 living room
with fireplace, separate dining
room, plne-pnneled bedroom on
nrat floor, larEe kitchen with eat
ms spaces large level lot: fully
screened porch across back OF
house. sfe,a50. ARFAx REAL
TY, INC, p IN ., JE, $4,000,
OWNEn, N. WooDLEY-3- bedroom
rambler with carporti Nm. rec, rfn.,
full bsmt.; $4,000. VI. 2-ob60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

SLEEPY HOLLOW GEM!--Gorgeous
split-level brk. with charm galorel
Big living room with fireplace and
wall to wall carpeting: separate
dining room: de luxe equipped
kitchen: 3 lovely bedrooms; fun
tiled bath; large closets: spacious.
artistically trimmed recreation
room with fireplace and bath:
large attached carport: u acre,
beautifully handicapped: near shop
pins and schools. AND BEST OF
ALL, ASSUME LAR GE 4h9s
LOAN WITH MONTHLY PAY
MENTS ONLY S119 PER MONTH,
INCLUDING EVERYTHING WITH
VERY REASONABLE DOWN PAY
MENT. Call for appointment, ia.
$3.50. SERVICE REALTY, INC.
SOUTH HARRISON ST., 860-2-
bedrm. semidet., newly redec.
scr. porch, fenced I'd. M. bus,
school. Will consider car, pick
up, or small cash DIN pymt. JE.
2-4031
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
Wise

rhis Is definitely q Scotchman's
special, three-bedroom rambler in
convenient Falls Church. Can be
bought with only S400 down and
monthly payments $50 Including
taxes and Insurance. Ideal for
the young couple who wants e
equity. Full price only S11,75O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
NORTH ARLINGTON
North Arlin0ton sneciaI

North Arlington Special
Brick town house. $12,95O; $3.50
down FILA. 3 bedrms., Ia baths,
full bsInt., slate roof, ] block to
Glebe I'd. and Lee hwy. bus
o-bedrm. brick rambler, Sl5,250.
FLA appraised; 500 down. Walk
TO new parochiai high school and
bus: Williamsburg area.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16

Delinhtful honeymoon cottage with
two bedrooms and full basement.
Rear screened porch and delieht-
ful patio for summer entertain-
ncnt amidst q cluster OF tall
shade trees. Full price only S12,<
$50, can be purchased with only
$3.50 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-16
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

CASH AvAILABLE--Lots, ssreass.
Motion Himmeifsrb. W. II. PROP
ERTIE9. tn. 2-6300.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
Bronson

Mr.. George Orr from Lewis
town has been visiting here for
the past month renewing old
acquaintance. Mr.. Orr came to
this country in 1905 demonstrating
on Hay Creek. During his visit
here he spent some time with his
neice, Mrs. Swan Brest. Russell
and Lon Brest took him to Malta
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Denowh
and family visited Wednesday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Denowh
in Fairview.
Officers of the County Home
makers Council and Mrs. Janet
Redgren met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. Andrew Hanto to make
plans for the Spring Council meet
ing.
Mrs. Lloyd Becker and Teddy of
of Minneapolis spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Joe Gartner.
Bobby Miller went to Billings
last week to attend the Class A
Tournament.
Several from the Bronson COM
munity helped with the Blood Mo-
bile last Thursday.
Mrs. Ray Petersen started
working ON Friday at the hos
pital.
Bronson Homemakers helped
serve at the Linen Guild meeting
on Friday.
The Bronson card party was
transferred to Lester Putnams
Friday evening because of the
roads. Whist was played. Mrs
Gail Sawyer and Mr.. Andrew
Hanto yer high runners. The
consolation prizes went to Jerry
Obergfen and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
Mr.. and Mrs. Selmer Bevick ano
Mr.. and Mrs. Rostead of Westby
had dinner on Saturday at the
Andrew Hanto home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rider
were overnight guests on Satur-
day at Berneice Cundiffs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Denowh
and family visited at the Floyd
Yockim home Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cundiff
and family and Berneice Cundiff
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Frank Sparks home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto
visited Mrs. Blanchard in Fairview
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Rider and
family visited at the Russell
Denowh home on Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Volney Anderson
were Sunday evening visitors with
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hanto.
The Bronson Homemakers will
meet at Ray Pedersen's Tuesday,
March "a at noon. Mrs. Art Miller
will present the lesson on Credit
and Installment Buying.
I'VE delegate to Japan, Verle
Lanier of Billings will be at the
Bronson Church basement on Sat-
urday evening, April 4. Everyone
is welcome. Coffee will be served
and anyone that wants to may
bring something for refreshments.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
~COAST-TO-COAST STORES
HOLD TRAINING CLASSES

Clarence Kellar and Fern Her
bert, of the locally owned Coast
To-Coast Stores Sidney, Mont.
have returned from the annual
meeting of the Mastercraft Club,
sponsored by Coast-To-Coast
Stores Central Organization, Inc,
March 8 and 9 at the Central
Organization building, $500 Ex-
celsior Blvd, and the bennington
Hotel, Minneapolis, MINI.
At the meeting Mr.. Keller and
Miss Herbert participated in a
full round of educational, bust
ness and social activities including
"class room" sessions with the
merchandisers of the Coast-To-
Coast Stores Central Organiza-
ton and nationally known author
tiles on the latest selling techni-
ques and item features.
Among those who addressed
the salespeople were Arthur c.
Melamed, president, Maurice l..
Melamed, secretary-treasurer and
York Langton, Trade Extension
manager of Coast To Coast
Stores.
John Christensen, Jr., sales
manager of the Quality Park En-
velope Co., st. Paul, also spoke.
Clarence and Fern stated that
the meeting emphasized better
service by the stores to their
communities and that they were
given a preview of the newest
items including Black and Decker
electric tools, the True Temper
lines of hand and garden tools and
Ortho lawn and garden chemicals,
which have recently been added
20 locally owned Coast-To-Coast
Stores line of nationally known
merchandise.
More aggressive advertising,
particularly in local newspapers,
was stressed at the meeting as
important to the continued sue
cess of local retail stores.
There are now owe 800 locally
owned Coast-To-Coast Stores OPP
Grating in 10 upper midwest and
western states.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
UNION EASTER
week SERVICES

Union Services will be held in
the churches of the Evangelical
Minister'S Fellowship in Sidney
each night of the week before
Easter Sunday except Saturday.
The services will be held at 7:45
each evening. The first service
will be held at the Holiness Meth
odist Church ON Monday night
March %, with Rev. Jacob Ehman
as the speaker. Tuesday night the
service will be at the Baptist
Church, Rev. Bruce Leastman,
speaker. Wednesday night at the
Church of the Nazarene, Rev.
Palmer Aarnes, speaker. Thursday
night at the Alliance Church with
Rev. VIM. r. McNutt, speaker and
on Friday night at the Assembly
of God Church, Rev. B. Martin
Gale as speaker.
On Good Friday, March 81 there
will be a midday service from
100 till 2:30 pm. at the Church of
the Nazarene, with a number of
ministers taking part. Special
music will be furnished at each
service. The public is cordially
invited to these services.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
Skaar-Squaw Gap

Mr.. and Mrs. Duke Carpenter
and family were dinner guests at
the Clarence Andersons of Alex
ander last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Quinnell
and Jack spent Monday at the
Lloyd Quinnell home at Savage.
Grandma Falkvord of Fairview
returned to her home there after
spending two weeks at the home
Of Ted Falkvords.
Mrs. Hugh Brown was a dinner
guest at the Edwin Sundheim
home on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wheeling were
business visitors in Sidney on
Tuesday.
Bob Larsen of Sidney was a
dinner guest at the Howard Wheel
ing home on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Mack and
family were Wednesday supper
guests at the Howard Wheeling
home.
Mr.. Chuck Berner of Sidney was
a caller at the j. L. Wheeling on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kruger of
Sidney called at the Leonard Quin-
mill home riday afternoon and
took Peter and Jackie Quin-
nell home with them for the week
end.
On Friday John Fink, Kay Mack
and Howard Wheeling attended a
Community COmmi1+oamop rroot
ing which was held at Watford
City.
A card party was held Friday
evening at the Squaw Gap School
being put on by the vel. It was
very well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Indergaard
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Fink and family and Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Ronningen and family of
Sidney were Sunday dinner and
supper guests at the Duke Carpen-
ter home.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
r STRONGHOLD
CELEBRATES 87th
BIRTHDAY

On Sunday March 18th Mrs.
Celia Stromfeldt celebrated her
9th birthday with neighbors and
friends bringing pot luck dinner
and lunch. Mrs. Garfield Linde
baked the birthday cake. Those
who attended the annual affair
were Mrs. Laurence Seliger and
Bobbie, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigrud Ru-
die and girls, MI. and Mrs. S. w,
Henderson, Sharon and Linda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Linde and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Zadow and girls, MIR. and Mrs,
Chester Dore and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ire Erickson and daughter,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Levno
and Richard and Beulah.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
ARCHERY news

Everyone who is interested In
Archey and Bowhunting is in
vited to come to the meetings
of the Sidney Bow Hunters ON
Thursday evenings at the Army
Reserve Building.
1t is only through the hard
work of the Archery Club in Mon
tana and all of the officers and
members of the state organization,
montana State Bowmen) that we
now have special archery seasons
to hunt big game.
Archery is a sport for every one
of all ages, from the youngster to
Grand Dad. Through out the sum-
mer months you will find these
archers out On the archery ranges
az often as they can find time to
practice. To become an expert in
archery one has to shoot thous-
ands of arrows in practice. AS in
any other sport, the effort to i'm
prove your skill takes a lot OF
practice and with some one tc
help you along, the ability for
Improvement is unlimited.
Many of the successful bowhun-
tiers are constantly shooting their
bows through out the year to inn
prove on their shooting abilities
SO that when they do have that
chance to get their game they are
more sure of getting a perfect
shot away.
Some of the successful hunters
of the Sidney Bow Hunters who
bagged their game last year were:
Roy Mitten, Jr., a buck Antelope;
Carl Rein, two deer; Robert Rein,
one deer; Jim Kelley, two deer
and Henry Schwenke two deer.
Many of the hunters go out
after small game too and a num-
Der of rabbits, skunks, raccoons
magpies, gophers, crow and rattle
snakes have fallen by the keen
shooting of the bowhunter.
Curiosity is still the basis of
most of u knowledge. Are
you still curious?
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18

Rev. Roger Robson, District
Superintendent of the Methodist
Church, will be the guest leader on
Tuesday. The Rev. Bernard Nc
Lain, pastor of Peoples Congre-
gational Church, will be the
leader on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Friends are cordially invited to
come and begin Holy Week in
prayer and meditation.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
MORNING WATCH SERVICES
AT PEOPLES CHURCH

A Union Morning Watch Serv-
ice will be held on Monday
through Thursday mornings from
8 am. to $3.50 am. at Peoples
Congregational Church during
Holy Week, March 1926.
The Rev. George Sanders, pas
tor OF Lonsdale Methodist Church,
will be the guest on Monday. The
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18
CARD OF THANKS

we take this means Of thanking
our many friends for the lovely
party given in our honor on our
twenty-fifth wedding anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Weagel.
9-1tp
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18

Exotic dancer from California
obliges photographer upon or
rival in New York for night club
engagement. Her name, some
what rePsiifious. is Tempest
Storm.
The Sidney herald., 1959-03-18

Curiosity is still the basis of
most of u knowledge. Are
you still curious?
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Brigitte Reported
Expecting Child

PARIS, June rs (AP).-
Brigitte Bardot. seven days a
bride, today was reported ex-
pecting her first baby.
The blonde film star was
married to leading man Jac-
ques Charter June 10. He is
her second husband.
This week Brigitte put out
word that she would have to
take 1t easy this summer be-
cause Of her health. Today film
circles said she is pregnant.
Her film producers were re-
ported reluctantly revising their
plans. A Moscow premiere for
her latest film. "Babette Goes
to War" apparently will have
to be held without her.
Brigitte and Jacques were
last reported honeymooning at
st. Tropez. on the Riviera. They
could not be reached for COM
ment.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
u. S. Bans
Chino Visit
ByDouqIos
By the Associated rr,ss

State Department officials re-
port Justice william o. Doug.
las Of the Supreme Court hal
been refused permission Il
travel to Communist China thil
summer as a newsman.
Authoritative sources sale
yesterday the application wa,
turned down because the jurist
noted for his mountain climb
ing summer jaunts, could moi
qualify as q full-time journal
list. Justice Douglas had SAID
the National Geographic Maya
zine had requested him to do q
picture story on the Chinese
mainland.
w. Averell Hartman, former
New York Governor. has OBJ
tained approval Of Secretary oi
State Herter for a visit to Red
China on the grounds that
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Dislike TrujiIlO

Official sources say President
Betancourt Of Venezuela would
like nothing better than TO "do
in" Generalissimo Trujillo. His
government is giving moral sup
port to a large number of Do
minican exiles in his country.
They have use of the radio
and are broadcasting anti
Trujillo propaganda with great
frequency. When Venezuela
broke of diplomatic relations
with the Dominican Republic,
13 Dominican refugees then in
Venezuela's embassy at Ciudad
Trujillo were turned over to the
Ecuadoran authorities and the
exiles have proved quite q
problem.
Oficials find 1t very difficult
to believe that Cuban authori-
ties are not actively interested
in fomenting the revolutions
Cuban equipment usually turns
up in the hands Of invading
forces, and there is other evil
dence of Cuban backing.
The Dominican Capt. jim
enez Moya was very close TO
Fidel Castro during the Cuban
revolution. and he accom-
panied Castro to Venezuela
early this year.
The United States Is deeply
concerned over the use of one
country for launching attacks
on another. This sort of thing
is viewed as damaging to tran
guilty and the economy of the
hemisphere. And above all
there is the fear Of a major
conflict.
Evening star., 1959-06-25

writing is now his fun time oc-
cupation.
Mr.. Hartman was notified in
Moscow this week that Com
munist China would not well
come a visit from him this year
because Of existing relations
between the two countries, but
advised him to try again next
year.
There was no immediate
comment from Justice Douglas
who Is now on a mountain
climbing trip in New England.
However. well-informed sources
said he was irritated by the
State Departments rejection Of
his application and may make
further efforts to have the de-
cision reversed.
Evening star., 1959-06-25

frain from providing arms or
vessels to insurgent groups un-
til a state Of belligereacy is
recognized.
Some Nicaraguan exiles are
in Honduras and they eppear
as eager to go home as those
in Costa Rica. Honduras is
sparsely populated and REIN
forcements for the exiles could
be landed there easily.
The Honduran government is
not pro-Somoza and it is be-
lieved here that the govern
ment may well be inclined to
help the rebels. But it is a
weak government and the pres
ident probably would prefer not
to get involved.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Leadership Session
Set by Democrats

Thirty Democratic Party
leaders from 10 States have
been invited by the Democratic
National Committee to attend
a leadership training confer
ence in Bethel. Me-, July 1912
The committee said yesterday
the conferees will come from
Maine. New Hampshire, Ver-
month. New York, Virginia
Florida. Colorado. Michigan
Pennsylvania and Oklahoma.
A similar conference was held
at Lake Delton. Wis, last
month.
Evening star., 1959-06-25
Turmoil in Caribbean
Worries U. S. Officials
BY JOHN v. HORNER
Star stan Writer

seethng politics countries that ring the Caribbean
Sea is causing grave official here There growing
fear Latin American revoutonwdey separated
but closely relaed-might flare into international conflict
Diplomats every capital Of the Western Hemisphere
are striving the tensions and the Organization Of
Evening star., 1959-06-25
INTERPRETIVE REPORT

next door neighbor. the Do
minican Republic. And It's gov
ernment is weak.
Another thought that makes
Haitians shudder is that their
country might be gobbled up by
Trujillo II he deemed 1t ex-
pedient to come in for the pur-
pose Of hating Dominican
bound invaders landing on
Haitian shores.
Over Estimated Sentiment
Exiles who undertook early
this month to overthrow the
Somoza government in Mica
ragua apparently overestimated
the anti-Somoza sentiment in
side the country. When the in
vaders arrived. they received
no enthusiastic greetings and
had trouble finding food. The
exiles apparently were the sons
of wealthy Nicaraguans who
were unhappy because business
is bad.
There is ong-standing ILL.,
feeling between Costa Rican
and Nicaraguan leaders. Mica
ragua was the springboard for
an invasion Of Costa Rica a
few years ago and the Costa
Rican exiles had support of
Gen. Anastasio CTacho) So
moza, then president of Mica
ragua.
The general was the father
Of the present president. The
son, who is much more demo-
cratic, is suffering in a mea-
sure from the deeds of his
father.
Former President Figueres OF
Costa Rica is openly behind
the movement to oust Luis
Somoza. And the recent in
vasion Of Nicaragua was
launched from Costa Rica in
planes.
The present Costa Rican gov
ernment has said 1t would en-
deavor to live up to all inter-
national agreements. including
efforts to prevent launching
Of attacks from its territory
to another country.
OAS Document Filed
Significantly. Costa Rica de-
posted with the Organization
of American States yesterday
the protocol on duties and
rights Of states in the event of
civil strife.
The protocol obligates sigma
tories to kee. under surveil-
lance all movements Of arms
that may be intended for the
promotion of civil strife in an
other American nation. 1t re-
quires suspension of such ship
ments while their destination Is
being determined.
The protocol also binds the
signing countries to intern reb-
el forces crossing their boun-
daries and binds them to re-
Evening star., 1959-06-25

American States is working
night and day in an effort to
find solutions to the problems
threatening hemisphere peace.
At the root of the disturbing
developments in Cuba, Haiti,
the Dominican Republic, Mica
ragua, Costa Rica, Honduras
and Venezuela is a widespread
movement against the so-called
dictatorship governments. The
primary targets are Generals
simo Rafael Trujillo. iron-flsted
ruler of the Dominican Repub-
lie, and President Luis Somoza
Debayle, president Of Nicaragua.
Seek to Emulate Castro
Inspired by the success Of
Fidel Castro in overthrowing
the Batista dictatorship IN
Cuba. forces which describe
themselves as democratic are
undertaking to "liberate" the
Dominican and Nicaraguan
people.
In this movement they are
receiving considerable encour-
agement and aid from the
Castro forces in Cuba, the
partisans of President Romulo
Betancourt in Venezuela and
former President Jose Figueres
of Costa Rica.
The intervention of foreign
political leaders in the internal
affairs of other countries is
responsible for intense resent
ment and could help light the
spark leading to open conflict.
This complicates efforts to re-
solve the problems and adds
to the difficulty of reaching
agreements within the Organi-
zation Of American States.
Cubans Implicated
Informed observers here say
there Is every indication that
Cubans are mixed up in ell
of the recent attempts to "in-
wade" other Latin American
countries In an attack on
Panama in April, Cubans con-
stituted virtually the entire
force.
In most cases, however, the
Cubans are aSsociating them
selves with exiled nationals of
the country invaded. So it was
when a band invaded the Do
minican Republic last week
under the leadership of Capt.
Enrique Jiminez Moya, a Do
minican.
The captain repeatedly was
killed when the invasion force
was destroyed by land, air and
sea forces under the command
OF Generalissimo Trujillo. But
the report is denied by spokes-
men for the exiles.
There have been sporadic
threats to overthrow the gov
ernment Of President Francois
Duvalier in Haiti. but at the
moment 1t does not appear to
be a prime target.
Unfortunately, however.
Haiti is geographically situated
so 1t would be in the way of
any land-based invasion of its
Evening star., 1959-06-25

SOLID MAPLE CONCORD" EARLY
AMERICAN express the beouty Of
Colonial styling in clean simple lines and
mellow nutmeg brown hond-rubbed fin
sh ore warmly ot home with todoy's
relaxed, infonmoI living. Choice Of step.
eommode, Iomp-moeozine and cocktoil
toble with or without drawer. 1895
Evening star., 1959-11-22
JAL0USIES

Doors and gloss porch encIousers 1o'
everv season . do-it-yourselt soE-
inos.