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Evening star., 1960-02-21

1857 and they have q Is
month-old daughter, Princess
Mahnaz (the name means
beauty of the NOON.
For the past year Mr.. Ia
heidi has been serving as
head of the Iranian students
program.
The new envoy is very fond
Of sports. chiefly hunting.
shooting and horseback rid
ing.
He holds top decorations
awarded by Iran for distin-
guished services to the Shah
and has received awards
from Jordan, Germany, Bra
zil, Italy, Japan, China and
1raq as we'll.
The Ambassadors dark
haired, doe-eyed wife was edu-
Gated in Switzerland, Califor-
MIA and Belgium. She enjoys
music. serious reading and
such sports as riding. skiing,
tennis and water skiing.
In 1856 Princess ShahnaZ
was chosen president of the
Young Iranian Sportswom-
ems Association and in the
same year she received the
highest Iranian decoration
for physical education.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
CONVENTION
ACTIVITIES
WOn0en's S
Events
Planned

Mrs. Lee Walsh, women's
editor Of The Evening Star.
will speak on Behind the
Scenes in Washington So
ciety" tomorrow to wives
attending the National Peach
Council convention at the
Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The luncheon and speech,
which start at 1890. are part
Of a special program Of wom-
ems activities arranged for
the convention. First event
on the ladies program is a
social hour at $50 this
evening.
At 9 am. Tuesday the
women will make a private
tour of the White House.
Tuesday evening they will at
tend the convention banquet
with their husbands, and
Evening star., 1960-02-21

cultural engineering and eco
nomics at the University Of
Utah, where he was a men,
Der OF the Kappa Sigma
fraternity and co-founder,
later president, of the Co.'S
mopolitan Club. the interna-
tional students club on
campus. He received his de-
gree in 1850.
On his return home, he was
appointed treasurer of the
Joint Iran-America Com
mission and then assistant
to the director Of Point Four.
After the 1853 revolution
led by his father, Gen. Fazol-
lah Zahedl, the young en-
glneer, also a leading figure
in the revolt to restore the
monarchy. was made special
assistant to the Prime Min
lister. Later that same year
he became civil adjutant to
the Shah, whom he accom-
panied during the next few
years on state visits to this
country, Great Britain. Ger
many, Iraq. Russia, India,
Pakistan, Lebanon and Jor-
dan.
He married her Imperial
Highness Princess Shahnaz in
Evening star., 1960-02-21
Susan Morris
Is Married

Dr.. and Mrs. William Ross
Morris announce the mar
rage of their daughter Su-
san Gay to Mr. Harrison
Somervllle, jr.. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Somerville.
The wedding took place
yesterday at Metropolitan
Memorial Methodist Church.
The bride, a graduate of
St. GATHERINGS School in
Richmond. attended Mario
RE Webster Junior College.
She made her debut here in
1858.
Mr., Somerville is a gradu-
ate of St. Albans School and
of Washington and Lee Uni
versity.
After a wedding trip to
Jamaica, the couple will live
here.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

ir.; Mrs. James L. Houghtel-
ing, Mrs. James R. Hunt,
Mrs. John Irwin II, Mrs.
John I. Koehler. Mrs. Arthur
Krock, Mrs. Samuel J. Lana
han, Mrs. Philip LIE Boutillier,
lr.: Mrs. Sidney Kent Legare
and Mrs. NeWbold Legendre.
Mrs. H. Gates Lloyd is IN
the group as is Mrs. William
P MacCracken. Mrs. Neylan
McBaine. Mrs. William Nc
Cormick, Mrs. Edward Ma
cauley III, Mrs. J. Noel Macy.
Mrs. William McChesney
Martin, Mrs. Frank Norris
and Mrs. Garrison Norton.
Completing the list are
Mrs. Thomas Parrott. Mrs.
Nelson E. Perrin. MRS. Fletch-
er Plumley. Mrs. E. Barrett
Prettyman. Mrs. Adele Pugh,
Mrs. Joseph w Redmond,
Mrs. Gerard Smith. Mrs.
Henry Taft Snowden, Mrs.
Arthur E. Summerfield, Mrs.
George Thorndike, Mrs. Har-
old Tittmann, Mrs. Richard
Todd and Mrs. Warren
Zimmerman.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

vor. Mrs. James T. Berry
man, Mrs. John A. Bross,
Mrs. David K. E. Bruce. Mrs.
Morris Cafritz, Mrs. George
W. Calver, Mrs. Eugene Ca
rusi and Mrs. Blair Childs.
Others are Mrs. John Sher-
man Cooper, Mrs. William S.
Culbertson, Mrs. B. jackson
Darnellle, Mrs. Albert B,
Dewey, jr., Mrs. William Nc
Kee Dunn, Mrs. Francis du-
Pont, Mrs. Rowland Evans,
jr., Mrs. William c. Foster,
Mrs. c. Leslie Glenn, Mrs.
Charles c. Glover, jr., Mrs
Fulton Gruver and Mrs. Polk
Guest.
Also named are Mrs. Rob-
ert Hale, Mrs. Alvin w. Hall,
Mrs. B. Lauriston Hardin.
Evening star., 1960-02-21
RED CROSS DRIVE
Mrs. Quesudu Names
Committee Chuirn0en

Mrs. Elwood r. Ouesada,
chairman of the Women's
Special Committee of the
Metropolitan Area Red Cross
chapters 1860 Balance of
Goal Campaign" has an
nounced the appointment of
her vice chairmen and COM
mittee members.
The vice chairmen are Mrs.
Ella Poe Burling, Mrs.
Arthur Fowler, Mrs. G. Tins
ley Garnett, Mrs. Francis E.
Hildebrand, Mrs. Perkins Nc
Guire, Mrs. J. Craig Peacock
and Mrs. Bernard Stanley.
Committee members in
clude Mrs. Jerome Barnard,
Mrs. James NJ. Barnes. Mrs.
Tracy Barnes, Mrs. Charles
Bartlett, Mrs. John G. Bee
Evening star., 1960-02-21
AAUW to Hear
Ambassador

Tunisian Ambassador
Mongi Slim will be guest
speaker Tuesday night at the
monthly meeting of the
French language group Of
the Washington Branch,
AAUW.
The Ambassadors topic
will be the refugee project in
Tunisia sponsored by the
American Friends Service
Committee under the direc-
tion Of the U. N. High Com
mission for Refugees.
Also speaking at the 8 pm.
event at branch headquar-
ters will be DR.. Harold Sny-
der. director of the lnterna-
tional affairs seminars of the
American Friends Service
Committee.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Wednesday morning they will
accompany the men on a tour
of the Department of Agri-
culture Experiment Station IN
Beltsville, Md.
Evening star., 1960-02-21

Many to choose from. Many one
Of-a.kind and broken sizes. All
taken from our own stock and
greatly reduced for immediate
clearance. All items subject to
prior sale. Sorry, no mail. phone
or c. o. ID. orders. All sales final.
Evening star., 1960-12-07

NORTHEAST 18th and s BIodenbvrs ond Bennins Rds
GEORGIA AVE. NW5925 Co. Ave- Military Rd Missouri Ave-
WISCONSIN AVE NW-4555 Wis Ave- bet Nebt Ave River Rd
SOUTHEAST Nichols Ave Good Hope Rd al Anoeoo B
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Mrs. Wright
Heads Club

RICHMOND, Va, May 20
(AP). - Mrs. Burdette S.
Wright of Leesburg, yester-
day was elected president Of
the Garden Club of Virginia.
She succeeds Mrs. James
Gordon Smith of Charlottes-
vile.
The election of new officers
came on the final day of the
clubs annual meeting.
Others elected: Mrs.
George H. Flowers, jr., Rich
mond, first vice president;
Mrs. John H. Maury. jr.,
Alexandria. second vice presi-
dent; Mrs. Stanley N. Brown,
Leesburg, secretary; Mrs. B.
F. Parrott, Roanoke, corre-
spending secretary; Mrs.
James Bland Martin,
Gloucester, treasurer; and
Mrs. William w. Pusey III,
Lexington, and Mrs. Harvey L.
Lindsay, Norfolk, directors
at-large.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

10 inches in her stocking feet,
and a former Miss America,
spoke yesterday at the Con-
gressional Club.
The tea-time event was
geared to giving Congress
sional wives pointers. not
only as to a convention ward
robe. but how to win votes
for husbands on a person.
to-person basis.
Citing the many fans who
crowd around after a show,
Miss Myerson told of some
Of the things she tried to re-
member. People who wait to
greet you, often just to say
hi want to be greeted as
Evening star., 1960-05-20

Who's Who Of American
women in theater, television
and high society.
Working seeming fashion
miracles with her Wonder
Wardrobe" that divides,
adds and multiplies like q
Univac. the attractive, young
and petite designer who mod
eled her own high fashion
creations. proved to be quite
a hit with the audience.
The quick-change fashion
artist, with 5plit-second tim
ing, showed what can be
achieved with such diverse
pieces as ID a sleeveless
black and white plaid tweed
full-length swirling coat, 90
a white linen overblouse, 90
a black and white plaid
skirt, "a a black silk pesante
tank-top overblouse, (5) a
long black sheath evening
skirt, (6) a Jet embroidered
black jacket, Cd a bias-cut
black skirt, and several other
related separates.
The monochromatic mood
of solids and patterns that
key to each other, created
well over 20 different cos
tune looks that could all
pack into one large suitcase.
Convention-goers were all
busy taking notes we no.
ticed.
These are ideas you can
all use in your own ward
robes" Miss Myerson COM
mented. We predict a lot Of
dressmakers are going to be
busy in Washington con-
cocting point d'esprit short
sleeved evening aprons and
dolman-sleeved printed chif-
fon overdresSes to top basic
black coc:tail sleeveless
sheaths. FonTayne pointed
the way yesterday with hers.
Earlier at a brunch given
by Annette Cutler, Bess My.
erson conflded that her Ju-
mosque stature has never
been too much Of a problem.
Il always say it's not the
altitude, it's the attitude"
Designer FonTayne, who
started out in business in
self defense (all the models
were buying my clothes of
my back"), feels any woman,
congressional or otherwise,
should have a many cos
TUNED look"
AS she kept emerging from
behind the screen at the Con-
gressional Club, a number of
women were voting them
selves a whole new outlook
on the convention dilemma
Of what to wear.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

bench model, the small
square top with the pedestal
base type that you can use
as a trio, or separate to solo
at our convenience.
Then there's the kind that
you can raise to dining table
height, the large low, round
table that hints Of the
Orient.
Also the piggy-back type
where you can pull out two
or three tables from under
the big table.
Some coffee tables come
with pillows which make an
extra seat when chairs be-
come scarce. Or you can put
pillows on your bench coffee
table, If you can find another
place for ash trays, etc..
When picking your next
coffee table, don't just choose
one with the "eeny-meeny-
miney-moe" technique, find
the one that best answers the
needs of your particular fam
lily. It's there. if you lock!
Mrs. X. M. G. asks:
I have a problem-a pink
and white one-my kitchen. 1t
has just been painted. The.
ceiling and one wall white,
the other three walls a nice
soft pink. The dinette is part
of the kitchen with a half
wall divider, and three walls
Of the dinette are covered in
brick wallpaper, white bricks,
gray cement.
I plan to put new tile on
the floor. but what color or
colors? The sink and small
attached wall table IN the
kitchen are gray.s
I have a white wrought iron
table and chairs in the di-
nette. ! feet that the tile
should be broken rather than
one color. How would black
and white checker board be?
What kind of curtains would
be best? The sink, cabinets,
refrigerator are all white.
Dear Mrs. X. M. c.:
Your idea of having the
black and white checker
board floor sounds most at
tractive.
How about soft pink cafe
curtains to match your three
walls? Add two rows of
black rick-rack braid to
make the black checker
board floor feel in good COM
pany.
Mrs. ]. L. asks:
I would like a suggestion
on how to display photo
graphs. I have a large selec-
ton of family photographs
from billfold size to 8xlOs.
Dear Mrs. ]. L.
You could arrange them
on long panels of felt in
whatever color would 60 with
your decor. Or buy up a cou-
pie of thSse huge old rocco
frames in a secondhand
store-paint them white and
paste your photos on sheets
Of colored mat paper.
Evening star., 1960-05-20

individuals. They respond to
a warm person since they,
too have souls. which can be
easily bruised by an of -hand
manner.
"A condeScending manner
is always obvious" she men,
toned. Being friendly. say
ing thank you, and being
sincerely interested In the
person to whom you're speak
ing, is essential.
Sharing the afternoon bill
ing with Miss Myerson, who
believes in friendlineSs and
SHOWS it. was FonTayne, the
young New York designer
whose clientele reads like a
Evening star., 1960-05-20

Or. frame them In mex
pensive miscellaneous frames
and mass them attractively
in a group.
-
BE Your Own Decorator" O
fascinating and most informative
booklet by Dorothy Dreper, is
ovoiIoble to reoders of The Stur.
Send IS cents in coin and your
name and address printed to
Dorothy Draper, core Of The
Evening Stor.. Mrs. Draper connot
opswer personal moiI, but win
use questions OF widest general
appeal in her column.
copyright, 1860, Dorothy Draper
Evening star., 1960-05-20
Ask DOROTHY
DRAPER
Coffee Tables Now Come
In Every Possible Shape

II you can't find the coffee table to suit your
particular needs today you just aren't looking!
There are more shapes and sizes on the market
than ever before since people began referring to any
table in front of sofa as coffee" table
There's the long solid bench type the Slated
Evening star., 1960-05-20
BY ELEM
Star Fashion Writer

Congressional wives got a.
campaign message yesterday
Evening star., 1960-01-23

DIRECTIONS: Road or Mass AUe to Gofdsboro
Road rioht GodSboro 10 MiGood (Renwood Park
entrance SiOnJ let Mluoo6 "a mile to display homes
Evening star., 1960-01-23
VA Loan Activity
Down in December

CT loan activity during
December was substantially
below levels of a year earlier,
but total figures for 1859
compared favorably with
those Of 1858, the Veterans
Administration reported this
week.
Housing starts made under
the VA program in December
were 6,408 compared with
9,036 in December, 1858.
Applications for home loan
guaranty received by the VA
in December were 1884
against 20,251 for the same
month a year before.
Appraisal requests in De-
cember on proposed dwellings
numbered 11,070 compared
with 14,794 in 1858 and such
Evening star., 1960-01-23

vania. He also studied en-
cheering for a year during
World War II at Catholic
University.
The new chapter president
has been practicing archi-
lecture in Baltimore since
1948. He opened his own
Office in June, 1857, and in
1858 Joined with Thomas G.
Jewell to form the firm of
Schwab & Jewell. Last year
the firm was Joined by L.
Edward Wolf and became
the present firm of Schwab,
Jewell & Wolf.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
Architects Honor Schwob

George Van Fossen Schwab.
a native of Washington and
son of Washington realty
man James E. Schwab, ST.,
has been elected president of
the Baltimore Chapter of the
American Institute of Archi-
tectS, which covers the entire
State Of Maryland except the
Washington Metropolitan
Area.
Mr.. Schwab is a graduate
OF Woodrow Wilson High
School here and of the
School of Architecture of
the University of Pennsyl-
Evening star., 1960-01-23

requests on existing dwellings
were 4.419 in December,
1859. compared with 6,315 in
December, 1858.
The 1859 total of loan ap-,
plications was 208,305, well
above the 1858 figure of l81,-
842. Starts of dwellings un-
der the CT program were
109,297 in 1859, also well
above the 102,105 of 1858.
Appraisal requests for pro-
posed dwellings dropped, but
very slightly, between the
two years-233,98 in 1859
against 234,236 in 1858.
Only marked drop in the
yearly figures was in the
number of appraisal requests
for existing structures
-95,706 during 1859 COM
pared with 105,066 in 1858.
Evening star., 1960-01-23
New Rust Controller
By D. IA. DERWIN
Contributing Writer

A new. fast-action rust
control coating which the
maker claims will insure full
protection on any metal sur
face within the hour has just
been announced.
This new coating dries to
the touch in just is minutes,
so that two, three or more
Evening star., 1960-01-23

through paint to give a home
rust measles"
A wide variety of types
and sizes of aluminium nails
for the application of wood
siding, cedar shingles. as
bestos shingles. gypsum
board and roofing are avail
able.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

coats can be applied without
lost time in between to build
up a thick paint film. the
maker says. An adequate film
thickness is essential for ef-
fective rust prevention.
1t seals out moisture and
oxygen. The formula uses
vinyl plastic resins, the manu-
facturer says.
Evening star., 1960-01-23

This product can be applied
by brush or by spraying.
The coating does not give
of a f1shy odor. 1t may be
used on any metal surface
outdoors or indoors. and is
useful on metal furniture and
equipment, railings, play
ground apparatus, machinery,
pipes. cutters and down.
spouts. garden tools. fire es-
capes, doors. matches and sky
lights. 1t is a deep red fiat
finish primer that provides a
good surface for topcoats.
Rustless Aluminium Nails
Rusty nails have become
as old fashioned as the Glib
son Girl. Today ruStproof
aluminium nails, made from
a special high strength alu-
minum alloy are being used
wherever the elimination Of
rust spots. streaks and
stains is desired.
No more will rusty nail
heads discolor roofing. WALL
board and shingles, or bleed
Evening star., 1960-01-23

FIRST PRESENTATION - BRAND NEW HOME IN CHEVY
CHASE. DC. $2s.950 - 29l5 MCKINLEY STREET. NV -
OPEN TODAY AND SUNDAY Is You moy never oeoin hove
on opportunity to purchase BRAND NEW home wonder
tu neehborhood So convenient ond served by the es finest
schools Room sizes will ond the quoy ond finish
excellent Georseous kit approx lxl7 with plenty Of dnna
spOee Separate dining lsTFLooR POWDER ROOM bed
rms: baths End floor Screen porch parking PRICE
OIL. 4-4792
Evening star., 1960-01-23

NEW HOME IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c. a BEDROOMS - BEST
SCHOOLS LAFAYETTE BLESSED SACRAMENT, DEAL, VII
Son, ST. JOHNS - MID 30s - 3o50 OLIVER STREET NV
OPEN TODAY Is; SUM- lis - Show US another new home
in comparable neghbohood hu close for the
money! full! buths. half boths beautiful rec rm with fire
place. porch eorose Nebusku Ave- to Utch Ave- roht
to Oliver left to home. Mr. Borrow, CL. 6506s
, 1960-09-02
Cord Of ThGnks

The Mother Of the late Az
eril Williams, through this
medium, expresses her thanks
to all those who expressed or
sent tokens Of sympathy at the
untimely death Of her son.
She is particularly grateful
to those who personally gave
her invaluable assistance that
helped to tighten her burden
and lessen her grief after the
accident.
, 1960-09-02

DE LUGO ~. ....
and again last week at your
meeting with the Legislature.
On both occasion you said that
such legislation would be
wise and you would favor it.
1ncidently, this request does
not reflect any change in my
position as far as Sandy Point
is concerned, and still feel
very strongly that the Virgin
Islands Government should
acquire this site as q recrea-
tional area, therefore, I would
like to ask that sometime in
September you would call g
meeting between the Sandy
Point owners, the Administers
ton, the Legislature, the Plan
ming Board, and the leaders Of
, 1960-09-02


THURSDAY and FRIDAY
goth Century Fox presents
THE ROOKIE"
Tommy Noonan, Julie Newman
and Pete Marshall
This is Hollywood's newest
comedy Team in the wacky story
about the last draftee Of World
War II.
LATEST NEWS
SAT " b A
BID Double Feature Day y
1st Feature:
Columbia Picture presents
THE YOUNG LAND"
KAW 4HM EAI
in Technicolor
Pat Wayne, Yvonne Craig ana
Dennis Hopper
2nd Feature:
Marti presents:
BATTLE FLAME"
Elaine Edwards, Scott Brady
SUNDAY. MONDAY.
TUESDAY
10th Century Fox presents
"THE STORY or RUTH"
in Cinemascope and Color
by Deluxe
Elana Eden, Stuart Whitman
Jeff Morrow & Inez Pedroza
A story Of overwhelming Love
and the search for one GOD form
the greatest book Of them all ~
..aEssT NEWS
, 1960-09-02

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. cROIx, CHRISTIANSTED JURISDICTION
In the Matter Of the Estate of
CHARLES S~HANDERSON, PROBATE No. 8 1859
Deceased
NOTICE OF HEARING ON FINAL ACCOUNT
/ Bernhardt Shanderson, Administrator of the above en-
titled estate, in accordance with an order issued out OF this
Court. dated August IL, 1860, do hereby give notice to all in
terested persons that they are requested to appear
at the Court House Of said Court on the 18th day of Novemr
Der, 1860, at 1000 am. to file any objections, if any they have
at the hearing on the final account of said estate.
First publication Of this notice made this 10Th day OF
August, A.D, 1860.
Bernhardt S~handerson
Administrator
LEADER
Attorneys 2o-26-2-9
, 1960-09-02

the Citizens Committee in
Frederiksted so that we can
all sit around the table and
discuss the Sandy Point pro-
position and come to a defin-
tie decision, either pro or
con-"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DENfILLE

FROM HOLLYWOOD Singer Ruth Brown is
getting good linked contract with
recording stint of Las Vegas
wardrobe and
looking plans blueprints for the dream home
going Dakota Station who currently
touring country fulfilling commitments she will be free
Egypt early the spring This will be strictly
holy pilgrimage will be registered at foreign
hotels husbands only
greeting from Actress Juanita
hit In the version Of Imitation OF
Incidentally who beauty dropped 40
pounds finishing being
sdered time the breaks
coming remember back when she
In the local night spots
SINGERS seem to be making progress days
years ago being pursued labels
offering with them when his
shortly Hee record which
has far to guarantee Jackie
he'll the
Silly Evelyn Rude remember her the
sought Lolita the nconal
in the forthcoming movie production.
Speaking the Basic will team with Jerry Lewis
"Cnger-FeIa" be under the
banner.
goers Ruby acting
opened Rasn in the Sun early
spring Ruby Deeghtf Cooke
and pretty business
publishing firms and each has considered
Move Blafone
conds believed in Santa Claus until she
Hightower has phoba about automobiles
Stems accident Louis Jordan
puter making
make with Vaughan likes talk phone
Johnny Mathis hates to That's the the ink wells
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-01-22

against by the Michael
The campd the border of Ghana and Upper Volta
launched protest against frontier authorities
allow the expedition to the border During the fast
they composing the theme
SOUTH AFRICAs RACIAL PROBLEMS EXAGGERATED-LoRD
MONTGOMERY
general Brtshers beware
aggeraed reports problems the Union of South
Montgomery his return to England after
visit South Africa He did say the racial problems ARE reend
ousy complex"
TO VDEo NOT IN SOUTH AFRICA
johannesburg (ANP)Wheher South Africa will will
about
against proponents seeing
control the films and charges the effect Of the
children the less developed and other
Although
Mozambique Ghana
expected opened
and the possibility being studied.
FREEDOM FOR KENYA IN 10?
London (ANP-rhe British government
beginning independence The proposal coming
from the Row Group an independent organization Of Younger Con-
time coming when the forces
naonasm only be met Kenya by announcing
dates responsible independence within the
monweath The suggested that 1865 be the responsible
government" 1870" independence
REVOLT RIVALS FREEDOM FETES IN CANEROoNS
Douaa ANPOne would not think the Cameroons
independent Years Day from the
its grip Blame for the outbreaks
which last placed the
Cameroons People that has preached that
independence" the counys present premier Amadou Ahdo
only perpetuates French rule"
CONSULATE ELEVATED TO EMBASSY
Douaa Cameroons ANP)Wih the French Cameroons attain
ment Day another change in
dpomatic representation office became
embassy with Board Moore career foreign
being named charge
ADULT EDUCATION ON THE MOVE
(APAdut hteray is making great STRIDES
the according to report issued by the
social welfare The report showed that
adult education during the
second hal of 1e59-14,O96 and 7,343 women
EARLY RELEASE FOR DR. BANDA
(ANPContray to earlier reports that DR. Hastings
nationalist leader would not be
Southern Rhodesia was statement
issued by Secretary Thursday that the imprisoned
leader and Jan 49, That Is the
when Macmillan reached the Federation
British of the Nyasaand Protectora
be released until such time as ne
is danger to public law and order
SIERRA LEONE'S FREEDOM TALKS BEGIN MARCH %
London CANP-The possibility that Sierra Leone will join other
independence fold heraded Sunday
Macleod announced that meeting
the British oonys constitution will begin
delegation Sierra Leone has been invited
to att meeting
LIBERALS INAUGURATION
million dollars silver and copper
put special inauguration gift
ascension of President William Tub
office The coins ranged in denominations
inscriptions Of leading
personalities, and present