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Evening star., 1960-12-04

Choose any one of these three heads.
Then draw it any size except size that
would look like tracing. Use any
pencil, any paper, you have on hand.
Everyone who enters this contest
gets professional estimate OF his talent
without charge. Winner of the scholar
ship prize receives the complete course
in commercial art now being given by
Art Instruction, Inc, the worlds larg-
est home study art school.
This course starts with grounding
in art fundamentals. Then comes spe-
cialized study in the students own
choice of advertising art, illustrating,
cartooning, or landscape or portrait
painting-or a combination of these
different fields in commercial art today.
Professional artists form the teach
ing staff at this school. Individual in
struction is given All students receive
equal attention. Illustrated art text
books, together with lesson assign
mentS. cover both basic and advanced
training. Many former students now
Evening star., 1960-12-04

University of Montreal, is collect
ing data about the physical basis
for human responses to ususual
stress.
DR.. Gerald Gordon, chief psy-
chiatrist to the E. |. DUPONT de
Nemours and Company in Dela-
ware, is relieving nervous tension
through positive, constructive be-
havior.
The United States Army, spon-
soring a research program at
George Washington University,
wants to know what balance of
physical and emotional factors
adds up to effective - or ineffec-
tive performance under fire.
Three "n,iroele workers"
These scientists have found that
three factors must be present be-
fore a really remarkable physical
miracle" can occur. They are:
!. Strong motiUe. You are in the
grip of love, rage, fear or some
other primitive emotion.
z. Pin point concentration. What
you are doing suddenly seems so
important that all other thoughts
are swept from your mind.
3. Lack of inhibition. What you
are doing suddenly seems perfectly
possible. If you stop to think about
whether you can or should act, the
miracle will not occur.
DR.. Selye, one of the worlds
leading authorities on the effect of
wear and tear on the human body,
told us, Body hormones play an
important part in so-called physical
miracles In situations of ex-
treme stress, our emotions stimu-
Evening star., 1960-12-04
Gould you be a hero?

late the glands to produce an ex-
cess of hormones. The hormones
boost the action of our nerves,
muscles and even our mental pro-
cesses. Suddenly, for short time,
some people are able to reach such
a high level of performance that
observers deem it a miracle"
Could you produce a miracle"
if needed? 1t depends, DR.. Selye
says, on how well and how quickly
your hormone production can
adapt itself to stress-producing
events. The event may be physical
- the invasion of an unfriendly
germ, a blow on the head, a burn
or a wound. Or it may be emo
tional - tragic news, an insult
from an enemy, the threat of dan
ger to yourself or a loved one.
Whatever it may be it
promptly puts your mind and body
on the defense. Five major glands
go to work the pituitary at the
base of your brain, your stomach
glands, your thymus, your white
blood cells and the adrenal glands
near your kidneys. Suddenly, and
temporarily, you are more intense.
more powerful person.
Glands work S~o ways
You aren't necessarily a hero.
Your mind may signal to retreat.
Your hormones may act to help
you scream loudly, fee at top
speed, beg for mercy or fall un-
conscious to the floor. A shot of
adrenalin may increase your ability
to deal with an emergency situa-
ton but it will probably not change
you suddenly into a hero or at
least, it is yet to be proved.
DR.. Gordon reports an heroic
stress-miracle that took place on
an s. Continued on page 20
Evening star., 1960-03-15

FALLS CHURCH AREA
$34,950
Impressive stone English Tudor
Gracious liv. rm. with cathedral
ceilins and stone firepl, formaI
din. rm., kit. BEDRM., BATH
scr. porch: End A., . bedrms
bath; English bsmt. paneled rec
rm., fireplace, maids rm, bath.
built-in saTage. over Is acre
beautifully Handicapped, winding
stream. Walk Corners HiRf
School.
JE. 2-32TS, Resltor, JE. 2-4664
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WOODWARD BLDG.
18th and H SITS. NV.

. excellent suites. 1850 So. IT. and
l,300 so, #. available Nav !. Mr..
DAVID. MA. s-91S4
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BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WORKSHOP for photo. lab, 1900
50 II minimum viii rent or
buy. RA. 6-S500 or RA. GALS.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

MT. VERNON BLVD. AREA-Nev
split level. 3 bedrooms, pa baths.
finished rec. rm, kitchen with
eye-level oven. dishwasher. etc
Extra nice-size rooms. Easy terms.
TOWN q COUNTRY REALTY
TIE. 6-l415 TILL 8
NORTH ARLINGTON, and reduced
A three-bedroom brick home, re-
decorated. with huge dining room,
den, rec. room and full basement;
detached garage, too. Value packed
and priced in low 20s. Dial WE.
handsome home. BETTER HOMES
REALTY. INC, REALTORS.
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FARMS

1t5-ACRE FARM in Howard and
Montgomery co. Barn, house with
bath and half. also tenant house.
Patuxent river runs through
property; Frice. S47,500. Call Mr..
Weiser. JU. S-677s: ewes, GA. A.
93l3. NAMES c. CONLEY CO.
nice stock farm, has O.
roof. 5 bedrooms, fireplace. iull
basement. tool room, summer
house, large bank barn, . larse
poultry houses, earage, lons-road
frontage. Lays nice with lovely
view over mountain. Price, Sl7,-
$50. ALSO 9s-acre dairy farm,
22 stanchions. 7-rm. brick house,
bath. bank barn, silo, stream
SCI 900. BEEsEL' IS REALTY, VIII
helm Bensel, Realtor. Church st.
Extended Thurmont, Nd. Phone
Crestview 1892.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

WE NEED MORE LOTS. acreage OF
farms in D, c. or nearby Nd
KAY REALTY CO RA $4,000
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} SHOP in Nd. shop.
! for man or woman
900 net yrly. 8 to 6
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HOUSES For sALE-vA.

VIENNA wOoDs-3-bedroon RAM
bier with full basement, on nicely
sSSSas ssSsd o Fun pig sss ol ony Gsn sfss5S fsn 3.
YEoNAs REALTY. INC, DU. s.
$500
WEsT0vER-only S1.10o down
RESCUE antique all-brick, lifetime
construction, 3-bedrm. home; fire-
place, sen. din. rm. equipped with
"alergy free" and comfy" hot
water heat: built-in sarage. bsmt.
porch: trees: close TO everything
only $1,000! Balance in one
loan: Slia mo. DAYS everythins
Call TYSON & BISHOP REALTY
CO., JE. 3-S6S7.
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LET'S GO SUBURBAN

A very lovely home and can accom-
modete a good-siZe family 3 bed
rms. ana bath on main floor, plus
very large liv rm. with frepl and
well equip kit, wonderful bsmt.
with bedrm., bath and rec I'm,
Excellent N. Arl location Sla950.
HOLLEY REALTY
blS3 Lee Hwy. KE. $3.50
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
tcoNTlNUEol
Stoneleigh Court
CONN. AND L

500 to 1,500 SQUARE FEET
TWO TO SIX ROOMS
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

ABUNDANT CASH AvGiTGBIF for
L. Smith. WI 6-6579, GA 4-77li.
ABSOLUTELY highest prices paid
Tor D. c. and s. s. homes Wish
70 invest suost. cash. RA. 3-303O.
ABOUT all cash deal home. D C
or Nd. phone W NJ DORA CO,
IU 2-1900. ewes, HA. 2-s4si.
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5000 SO. FIT.
DESIRABLE GROUND FLOOR
FOR LARGE ORGANIZATION
So34 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
EN-. 3-2381

i 100 I ST. NV. The very best 10
cation--2 lge. rooms totalins $50
SO. It. avail. April | at $40 mo
Also larger area avail May lst
AZ a comparable rental. To in
spect call WAGGAAfAN BRAWN-
Err, ME. S-3S60.
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SUBURBAN LIyTNG-space inside
and put is the keynote OF thi,
rambling new beauty! Nearly ar
acre Of level tres-studded GROUND
Tor setting: s.ons-iront brick
rambler with English basement
.o-It. kltchen with every modern
appliance YOU could desire 9ouss
equipped with inter-com. system
Two nreplaceS, panslsd living room
family-size dining room. 81 baths
3 big bedrooms complete the pic.
ture. Close 10 elementary ane
new Junior high school. Priced
81 $50. CAL today to see. IA. s.
$500. q til Q.
SHANNON g. LUCHs, Realtors
20h5 WilSnn Rnnlevarh
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ABSOLUTELY AccREDITED

ABSOLUTELY ACCREDITED
MOTELS FOR SALE
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 woodward Bids IA. $500
ACTIVE ASSOCIATE for ErowinE
full line vending machine husi-
ness. Invest. optional. so. 5-S425
GIFT CARD SHOP in Nd. shop
ctr, ideal for man or woman,
around $500 net yrly. 8 to 6
pm. 20. e-2336.
LAUNDRIEs, self-service, open "a
hrs. day, low down payment, bal.
monthly CL. 6-2120.
LAUNDRIES, Maytags, coin OBJ, as
low as $1,000 down, completely
installed: az finance OIL. 4-352S.
LAUNDRY. AUTOMATIC com
Speed Queer, now building; fine
Va. location Should be money.
maker CT. 6-9120
RESTAURANT-LIQUOR. upper wis
ave; seats 65 all new equip.
very cheap rent. long lease
closed Suns; can be handled with
$500 cash dn, w z. THRIFT.
Exclusive. 14ll Pa. ave. NV. MA.
S-9543.
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Sweet
FLORANCE REALTY
TRADE

4 bedrms., 2Ia baths. near
ing completion. Ice family
room Of kit, sep. din. nm
hot-water heat: fiagstone
entrance foyer. beautiful
setting on i7-acre lot: car
port Personality home at
S26,050, sONNETT-sPAG-
seads NoaA REALTY CO. KE.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
nnn So Ft

10000 So. Ft.
Modern bldg. fully air-conditioned
Loading platforms HiRh ceiling
Offces. Heavy duty wiring. Par
ticularly suitable for graphic arts
or laboratory. Possession Sept. |
Centrally located. Call Mr.. Haas.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1920 H ST. NV. MA. $4,000
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ASSUME
S24,450
PRICE, S28,950!!!

SPARKLING new soft brick FULL
CENTER HALL RAMBLER, beau
tliullv finished FEATURING sep
arate bath OF master suite. form al
dining room and wonderful kitch-
en-. planned 70 capture the heart
Of today's modern home-msker
Your use OF the tremendous DAY
LIGHT BASEMENT with Are
place is limited only by YOUR
NEEDS AND IMAGINATION, You
Can own this LOVELY HOME with
.5nly $4,000 DOWN!n Call today.
Evening star., 1960-03-15
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

FALLS CHURCH-Vicrorian house,
attractiyely remodeled, barn con-
Verted into gar. and work shop,
quiet tree-lined street. estab.
pre-school, opportunity for teach
er. Box 450-U, Star.
FALLS CHURCH AREA - Assume
$4,000 in loans, S96 per mo-
CLEANING q bedrm. bungalow;
bsmt.; Sl3.950. NJ. r. REYNOLDS
& CO., INC, Realtors. JE. 4-4660.
FALLS CHURCH - EXCELLENT
BUY convenient and clean p
bedroom brick rambler on large
corner lot; permanent stairs to
in1'snsioie atsie' exeeneat nome
can be arranged for most dis
eliminating buyers
TOWN a COUNTRY REALTY
, kE. $4,000 q Til q
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WHIIPI

Hurry. Another one Of those charm
ing Falls Church 3-bedroom ram
blerS for only S400 down. Garden
space. beautiful patio and many,
many extras. Call for appt
BROWN L. BROWN REALTY, JE.
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WaIIer K. Reynolds, Inc.
IA. 7-6525

OFT MCLEAN WAY-A 6O-ft br,cy
rambler sitting high with
panoramic view Center-hau On.
trance, nice large living room with
fireplace, 3 bedrooms, ~ baths
separate dining room, extrs-laTse
modern kitchen The basement is
ground level with. a 4s-ft. rerrca-
ton room Truly the finest home
in this secluded area and best
value now available At S"sp50.
$500, Q III q. SHANNON 4,
EUTHs, Realtors, 205S wilson
Evening star., 1960-03-15

For lease. In METROPOLITAN Virginia
ecing business, choice location
paid training period II desired
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Old Navy Conferees
Reunion With Fronkes

There was much reminis-
cling last night at the recep-
ton and dinner given by the
Secretary Of the Navy and
Mrs. William B. FRANKIE in
honor Of conferees and their
wives here for the second
annual Navy Secretariat
Alumni meeting.
Last years meeting had
such a successful attendance
that the Navy decided to
make it an annual event.
The idea was initiated by
Secretary FRANKIE with the
thought of bringing together
all those who in the past
have served as Secretaries
and Assistant Secretaries of
the Navy and their present
counterparts.
The dinner was held at the
Bethesda Naval Medical
Center Officers Club.
Guests included Mr.. Mark
E. Andrews of Houston, Tex.
Mr.. j. Sinclair Armstrong of
New York, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert R. Askins Of Phoenix,
Ariz., Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A.
Bard of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
John F. Floberg of Akron,
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
H. Fogler of HastingS-on-
Hudson, N. Y, and Mr.. and
Evening star., 1960-10-07

Mrs. H. Struve Hensel, Mr..
William j. Kennedy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan A. Kimball, Mr..
and Mrs. John T. Koehler,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Garrison
Norton, all of this city. @
Secretary of Defense
Thomas S. Gates, jr.. a for
mer Secretary of the Navy,
and Mrs. Gates were also.
among the dinner guests, as
were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Pratt of Chestnut Hills,
Mass, Mr.. Francis P. White
hair of DeLand, Fla, and
Mrs. James H. Smith, of
Aspen, Colo. wife of the for
mer Assistant Secretary of
the Navy for Air who could
not be present himself.
Among present incumbents
in the Navy secretariat pres
ent besides the hosts were
Undersecretary and Mrs.
Bantz, and Assistant Secre-
taries Cecil Milne, Richard
jackson, James H. Wakelin,
jr., and their wives.
Also there were Chief of
Naval Operations and Mrs.
Arleigh Burke, and the Com
mandant of the Marine Corps
and Mrs. David M. Shoup.
The reception ended a busy
day of conferences and en-
tertaining for the visitors.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
Queen Ingrid Likes Wearing
Her Clothes Over and Over

groomed, elegantly dressed,
and couldn't care less about
being seen in the same dress
twice.
Part of the wardrobe We'll
see in Washington, will be
from the one created for her
25th we d ding anniversary
tour of Denmark last May.
One Of these outfits is an
apple green raw silk dress
with a wrapped bodice and
the surplice neckline she pre-
fers, worn with a matching
coat.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Editor 4.

1t won't be aNwhole COL
lection of new clothes that
stately Queen Ingrid of Den
mark will be bringing on
her State visit to the United
States with her husband,
King Frederick TX.
They arrive in Washing
ton Tuesday.
The Queen believes in
Danish fashion products.
Wears Danish Designs
Her day clothes and
sports clothes she has made
at JAG Olsen a woman's spe-
cialty store in Copenhagen.
Uffe Brydegaard puts his
design label in her evening
dresses. Other Danish de-
signers who help dress the
Queen, include Jorgen Sch.
midte of the Magasin du
Nord, where she also buys
her accessories, and Holger
Bloom.
French silhouettes. pre-
dominate in her fashion
choices but she likes very
much the American fashion
idea of matching s fabric
pumps for evening. and in
the daytime she likes to
match shoes and handbag.
A different costume for
every different occasion in
the busy life of a Queen just
isn't her cup of tea.
She's thrifty. Her Majesty
wears clothes over and over
again. One daytime ocelet
coat was worn so much 1t
inspired a song in a Copen-
hagen revue. She still wears
it, though a mink coat has
been added to her wardrobe.
There's no secret as to why
she likes to wear uncluttered,
simple clothes. She possesses
one of the most fabulous per-
sonal jewel collections in the
world.
The matched pieces con-
Sfsting of brooches, necklaces,
coronets, pins, and bracelets
would be a jewel thief's de-
light.
Evening star., 1960-10-07

the American officials at the
luncheon and others were
Undersecretary of State and
Mrs. C. Douglas Dillon. Un-
dersecretary of the Treasury
Fred C; Scribner, jr.. Under
secretary of Interior and Mrs.
Elmer F. Bennett and Chief
of Naval Operations and Mrs.
Arleigh Burke.
The huge E-shaped table
in the state dining room,
which seated the SO guests.
was resplendent with bou-
quets of pink gladioli. white
spider cllrysanthemums and
red happiness roses. In OBJ
servance of the Friday abSti-
nence day, no meat was
served at the party.
Escorted by President
Also on the guest list were
the French Permanent Rep
resentative to the United Ma
tions and Mrs. Jules Moch,
Special Assistant to the Pres
ident and Mrs. w. Allen Wal
lis, United States Ambassador
to Belgium and Mrs. William
A. NJ. Burden, Assistant Sec
retary of State and Mrs. Will
liam B. Macomber, jr., and
Assistant Secretary of State
and Mrs. Foy D. Kohler.
And as the pretty Princess
walked into the dining room
on the arm of the President
and the Prince escorted Mrs.
Eisenhower, the visitors noted
another special arrangement
in their honor.
Other members of the
Eisenhower official family
lunching with the royal cou-
pie were Assistant Secretary
of Defense and Mrs. Perkins
MCGUIRE, Assistant Secretary
of Defense and Mrs. Charles
C. Finucane, Assistant Sec
retary of Defense and Mrs.
John N. Irwin II, Mrs. George
C. Doub, wife of the Assistant
Attorney General, and Assist
ant Attorney General and
Mrs. Charles K. Rice.
Also there were Assistant
Evening star., 1960-10-07

Prince Albert of Belgium
and his beautiful fair2haired
wife, Princess Paola stepped
into the marbled halls Of the
White House at ! o'clock
today as the luncheon guests,
of President and Mrs. Eisen-,
hover.
And the Eisen h wers'
thoughtfulneSS was again
shown as they included a
number of guests of the same
generation as the Prince and
Princess of Liege.
When President and Mrs.
Eisenhower entertained 81.
year.old Princess Beatrix of
the Netherlands just a year
ago they also included sew
eral younger guests.
Princess Paola pronounced
POW-o-la-not "payola" as
Americans tend to read it,
is % years old and her hus-
band 26.
Among those at today's
party were Assistant Secre-
tary of Labor and Mrs.
George C. Lodge the is the
son of the Republican vice
presidential candidate and
Mrs. Henry Cabot LODGE
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. Taylor
Chewing, jr.
Younger Guests
Included from Mrs. Eisen-
hower's family were Mr.. and
Mrs. Michael D. Gill, a
nephew and his wife; Mrs.
Richard Gill, jr., wife of a
nephew, and Miss Mamie E.
Moore. niece and namesake
of the First Lady.
Members of the Belgium
group there were Ambassador
and Mrs. Scheyven. Col. and
Mrs. Gilbert Thibaut de
Maisieres (he is aide-de-
Camp to the Prince and she
is the Princess lady-in-
waiting) and Counselor of
the Embassy and Mrs. Jean
de Bassompierre.
The Secretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Robert
Anderson and Secretary OF
Commerce Mueller headed
Evening star., 1960-10-07

The last time the Royal
couple visited Washington
was in May of 1889, when
they had not yet succeeded
to the Danish throne.
The Crown Price and
Princess charr'05 everyone
with their de-: .,ayic out
look.
Always Elegant
Queen Ingrid isn't going to
set the fashion world on fire.
But spectators will see a
woman who is always we'll
Evening star., 1960-10-07
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Belgian Royal Visitors
Lunch otfWhite House

Postmaster General and Mrs.
Bert B. Barnes, Assistant
Postmaster General and Mrs.
Hyde Gillette, Assistant Sec
retary Of Interior and Mrs.
Fred G. Aandahl. Assistant
Secretary of Interior and Mrs.
Royce A. Hardy. jr., Assistant
Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. George T. Moore and
Assistant Secretary aof Com
merce and Mrs. Carl F.
Oechsle, ~
Others Present
Completing the official list
were General Counsel of the
Commerce Department. Rob-
ert j. Dodds, Assistant Sec
retary Of Agriculture and
Mrs. Marvin L. Mclean and
Assistant Secretary of Health.
Education and Welfare and
Mrs. Edward F. Wilson.
Mrs. Alan G. Kirk, wife of
the retired admiral; former
United States Ambassador to
Belgium and Mrs. John Cliff
ford Folger, Deputy Chief of
Protocol Clement Conger, Mr..
and Mrs. Carl B. Anderson of
Oklahoma City; Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur F. Burns of New York
City, and Mr.. and Mrs. DON
aid F. Carpenter, and Mr..
Walter S. Carpenter, jr., of
Wilmington.
Also on the list were Mr..
and Mrs. John L. Collyer.
Akron. Ohio; Mrs. Richard 7.
Ellis, Washington: Mr.. and
Mrs. William W.. Flenniken,
Denver. Colo; Mr.. and Mrs.
Devereux C. Josephs, New
York City; Mr.. and Mrs, Fred
Lazarus, jr., Cincinnati: Mr..
and Mrs. Maurice T. Moore,
New York City. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Morehead Patterson,
New York City.
Others were MIR. and Mrs.
Gwilym A. Price. Pittsburgh,
Pa, former Belgian Ambassa-
dor to the United States and
Baroness Silvercruys and Col.
and Mrs. James w. Totten
(she is a daughter of the
late Gen. George Patton).
Members of the White
House ONCE there were Mr..
Bradley H. Patterson, and
Mrs. Patterson: Mr.. Chris
topher H. Russell, and Mrs.
Russell, and Mr.. Douglas
Price.
Although Mrs. Eisenhow-
er's mother died last week, she
is carrying out her previously
planned official schedule.
The younger brother of
King Baudouin ! has come
to this country on serious
business.
He heads a special eco
nomic mission dispatched to
drum up greater trade be-
tween Belgium and the
United States.
His three-day stay in
Washington, which began
last night, is an informal
visit, actually something of a
breathing spell between ap-
pointments in other cities.
Embassy and Government
officials welcomed the roya,
couple when they arrived al
National Airport shortly after
10 pm. Despite their plea
for some rest after a lone
trip" the young visitor.
looked crisp and charming al
they made their way through
a small crowd of admirers tt
a waiting Embassy car.
The Princess wore a two
piece wool suit, complementec
by a wool nat. The Prince
wore a business suit.
\ = i +
THE TURKISH AMBAS.
SADOR and Mrs. Esenbel
gave not one but two large
parties last nlght-the first
a 6-to-8 o'clock reception
introducing a group of tour.
ing newspaper executives
from Turkey and the Middle
East; the second, an after
theater reception for guests
at the Washington premiere
OF the movie Sunrise al
Campobello."
The film, premiere was 6
benefit for the Partridge
Schools and Rehabilitation
Center, and Mrs. Esenbe
served as chairman of tht
planning committee.
Evening star., 1960-10-07
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Evening star., 1960-10-07
HEAP BIG TIME AHEAD

Beotine the tom tom for the Big Wohoo Porty
to be held at the Shorehom Hotel on Sunday
following the Redskins-DoIos Cowboys benefit
football game for Arrow, Inc, ore Mrs. Arthur
SummerfieId, wife of the Postmaster General
and honorary chairman Of the benefit, and Mr..
Louis R. Bruce, jr., president of Arrow, Inc.
-Schonbrunn Photo.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1960-08-26
southside Christian
Boys League

Burkeville Baptist swept two
tense action packed games from
Burkeville Presbyterian Saturday
ard Sunday to gain the finals in
the play-offs. The score Saturday
was 6 to ). Johnny Walrid socked
a home run for the Presby-
terians.
The Sunday game was finally
won in extra innings when STAN
ley Worsham laid down a per
feet squeeze bunt with the bases
loaded. The final score was {
to 4.
Burkeville Baptist will face
Green Bay in the first game Of
the finals at Burkeville Sunday
Green Bay had qualified fol
play-off berth by scoring two vic
tories over Bethel. See ad
ditional comments i'll Sideline
Views.