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Evening star., 1960-01-22
WEDDINGS

Elizabeth to Mr.. Robert Kent
Harwood, son of Mrs. r.
Page Cooper of this city and
Mr.. Kennith Clifford Har-
wood of Arlington. The we'd
ding took place January 2
at st. Gabriel's Church in
New Rochelle. The couple will
live in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Whitmon-Duqon

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Robin
son Dugan announce the
marriage of their daughter
Carolyn Marie to Mr.. Charles
Lamont Whitman, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Whitman of
Falls Church, Va. The we'd
ding took place December 81
at St. AIMS Church.
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Room Of the Shoreham, fea-
tured Mr.. Paul Hume as
guest speaker.
Honor guests from EN-
bassy row included Mrs. Will
fred Platter, wife of the
Austrian Ambassador, Mrs.
j. H. van Roijen, wife of
the Netherlands Ambassador,
Mrs. Franz Krapf, wife of
the German Minister, Mrs.
Hideo Suzuki, wife of the
Finance Minister of Japan,
and Mrs. Peter Garran, wife
of the Commercial Minister
of Great Britain.
Also seated at the head
table were Mrs. Nathaniel
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Groves-lngWersen

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Emil
Ingwersen of Bethesda an
nounce the marriage of
their daughter Nancy FoS-
ter to Mr.. Roderick Michael
Groves, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Groves. The wedding
took place December 81 in
Bethesda.
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Embassy
Wives


Embassy wives who are
also season ticket holders
were honored yesterday by
the National Symphony at
a luncheon preceding the
matinee concert at Lisner
Auditorium. The event, which
was held in the Palladian
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Murroy-McMonus

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E.
McManus of Natick. Mass.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Lynne to Mr..
Robert Joseph Murray. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur j.
Murray of Silver Spring. The
wedding took place January
2 at st. Petrick's Church in
Natick. The couple will live
here.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Greenberq-MiIsteud

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Milstead
announce the marriage of
their daughter Patricia Ruth
to Mr.. Stanley Greenberg.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Greenberg. The wedding
took place December q at
the Montgomery County
Jewish Community Center.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Fox-TuyIor

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Tay-
lor. III, of Dahlgren, Md. an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Sandra Jeanne to
Radioman &c Raymond Eu-
gene Fox, USN, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Raymond L. Fox Of
Luray Va. The wedding took
place December 81 at Morn
ing Star Lutheran Church,
Luray,
Evening star., 1960-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. John H. HUE
announce the marriage of
their daughter Linda to Mr..
Roger Parker Ambill, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ray
mond Ambill of Torrance,
Calf. The wedding took place
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Peterson
Carmichael

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Car
michael of Hagerstown an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Judith to Mr.. Karl
Book Peterson, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred c. Peterson Of
Rockville. The wedding took
place December 81 at Metro
politan Memorial Methodist
Church. The couple will live
in Silver Spring.
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and Mrs. Charles Keller of
Laurel, Md. The wedding took
place January 16 at St.
Mary's Church in Laurel. The
couple will live in Edsal Park,
Va,
Evening star., 1960-01-22
kekst-Turner

Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Turner
announce the marriage, of
their daughter Vivian Lee to
Mr.. Gershon Kekst, son of
Mrs. Anna Kekst and the
late Mr.. Kekst. The wedding
took place in Washington
December 81. The couple
will live in Forest Hills, N. Y
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Nuqhshineh-KindIe

Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kindle of Arlington announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Ann Elise to Mr.. Bahman
Naghshineh, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abdol Latif Nagh-
shlneh of Ahwaz, Iran. The
wedding took place January
2 at st. Michael's Episcopal
Church in Arlington. The
couple will live in Tehran,
Iran.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Roebuck-lde

Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence E.
Ide of Kensington announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Lauren Naomi to Mr..
Noel Fletcher Roebuck. son
Of Mrs. Antoinette Roebuck
Of Austin. Tex. and the late
Mr.. Roland Fletcher Roe
buck. The wedding took
place December % at the
First Presbyterian Church,
USA, in Austin. The couple
will live in Houston.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
InqIefieId-Oqden

1t. Col. Charles l.. Ogden,
USA, and Mrs. Ogden of the
Ordnance Ammunition Com
mand, Joliet, H.. announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Suzanne to Mr.. Howard
Gibbs Inglefeld, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Inglefield of
Meadvllle, Pa. The wedding
took place December % at
Central Presbyterian Church
in Joliet. The couple will live
in Rochester, N. Y.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

January / at Anacostia
Methodist Church. The cou-
pie will live in Norfolk.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

Finney, president of the Ma
tional Symphony Women's
Committee and Mrs. Ernest
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Johnston

Mr.. and Mrs. John Druil-
het Johnston of New Rochelle
NY. announce the marriage
of their daughter Helen
Evening star., 1960-01-22

Cuneo, vice chairman of the
Orchestra's 1860 Sustain
ing Fund Campaign.
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Koons-Doninick

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Boyce
Dominick Of Arlington an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Carol Ann to M.
Charles Ross Koons. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ross Koons
of York Springs, Pa. The
wedding took place Decem-
ber 19 at Arlington Forest
Methodist Church. The cou-
pie will live in Arlington.
Evening star., 1960-01-22

DR.. and Mrs. Paul Gordon
Bunker Of Aberdeen, s. Oak.
announce the marriage of
their daughter Barbara Ruth
to Mr.. Samuel Peter Gibb.
son of DR.. and Mrs. William
T. Gibb of Kensington. The
wedding took place Decem-
ber 20 at the First Methodist
Church. The couple will live
in PhiladelDhia
Evening star., 1960-01-22
Green-lonq

Mrs. James M. Clay OF
Cattlesburg, KY, announces
the marriage Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Virginia Clay Long,
to Mr.. H. Bruce Green, son
of Mrs. Harry K. Green and
the late Mr.. Green. The
wedding took place January
2 at the First Presbyterian
Church in Arlington. The
couple will live in Arlington.
KeIler-Perry
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom L. Perry
Of Alexandria announce the
marriage of their daughter
Donna Jean to Mr.. George
Thomas Keller, son of Mr..
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Dryden Cited for Work
With Guided Missiles

Deputy Space Administration
Hugh L. Dryden was honored
today for his role In the devel-
opnnent Of early guided mis-
siles.
Or. Dryden, So, was named
to receive the Elliott Cresson
medal Of the Franklin Insti-
tute in Philadelphia. He and %
other scientists from many
countries will get their awards
aC the Institutes annual Medal
Day ceremonies October 10.
The announcement Of the
award cited DR.. Dryden "for
his many scientific and prac-
tical contributions to the the
cry and application of aerody-
riamics which greatly advanced
the art of wind tunnel and air.
craft design, and for his guild
ance of and personal contribu-
tions to the design and devel-
opment of the worlds first au-
tomato radar homing guided
missile"
The missile mentioned in the
citation is the Robin; a glide
controlled bomb which made
its first successful flight April
~, 1942.
DIR. Dryden headed the old
National Advisory Committee
Evening star., 1960-09-06
!Cubo-Argentino Break
Looms After Roo S Note

ment from the Argentine or
Brazilian ENJOYS.
Prime Minister Castro's re-
gime continued its property
seizures.
It took over a multimillion
dollar plant here yesterday that
turned out the Latin american
edition Of Time magazine and
the Spanish language edition
of Readers Digest.
Following a familiar pattern,
Workers Militia took control
after plant employees COM
iplained against the manage
ment.
Time representatives said the
magazines Latin-American edi-
ton probably will be published
in another country.
The government also took
over the $40 million Bank of
China branch in Havana after
many depositors in the Chinese
colony tried to take out their
money. Four Cuban militiamen
who are bank employees staged
the takeover.
This move had been expected
since Mr.. Castro announced
last Friday that his government
was breaking off relations with
Nationalist China and would
recognize Red China.
The Nationalist Chinese gov
ernment is a major stockholder
in the bank. Chinese officials
here said they were willing to
hand over the bank to the Cas-
tro regime, but that under their
orc ers they could not surrender
it - the Chinese Reds.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Nixon Indorsed
By Magazine

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 6
(AP) Vice President Nixon is
indorsed for President by the
Saturday Evening Post in its
September 10 issue now on
newsstands.
The nationally distributed
magazine, in an editorial, says
Mr.. Nixon has the maturity,
the experience and, above all,
the toughness to stand up
to the frenzied hate cam
paigns Of the Red dictators in
Moscow and Peking and all the
little Castros who echo their
mouthings against this beloved
country Of ours"
with Nixon in the White
House." the magazine says, I'VE
can be sure THAT defense will
be under constant scrutiny,
and there will not be a
negotiated Munich to humiliate
U.S."
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Berlin Faces
New Threats

BERLIN. Sept. 6 tAP).-
Communist East Germany
warned today that its recent
travel ban against isolated
Berlin was only a taste Of what
it could do. And there was a
veiled thread to cut on the
air corridors to Berlin.
The Communist threats had
Western officials Worried about
the coming weeks.
The five-day travel ban last
week end was directed only
against West Germans and was
lifted Monday on schedule. The
Communists hailed it as a vic
tory, since the West did little
but protest.
Red Air General Quoted
Junge Welt, sthe East Berlin
youth daily, quoted 1t. Gen.
Heinz Kessler. chief of the East
German Air Force, as saying:
1--WE have no intention to
conjure up any additional con-
fiict, but we do not intend to
have our air space misused in
definitely. We will be in a
position to prevent misuse OF
the air corridors"
So far, the air corridors have
been, the only means of access
untouched by Communist meas
ures.
The Communist of1lcial Daily
Neues Deutschland said in a
front-page editorial:
Since Bonn again dared to
make Berlin, which lies on our
territory, a showplace for its
dangerous provocationS to war
and revenge. we gave a taste OF
the means we have to prevent
militarist trees from growing as
high as the sky there"
More Trouble Predicted
Newspapers in West Germany
thought there might be more
trouble over the visit to Berlin
this week end of Ludwig Erhard,
West German Vice Chancellor
and President Heinrich Luebke
the following week. The official
East German news agency Adm
said West German officials have
mo business in the divided city.
Mr.. Erhard has been under
special Red attack lately.
Over the week end. East
German authorities also made
trouble for barges in the Elhe
River bound for Berlin. But
transport authorities said some
of the barges now are making
their way to Berlin.
THE problem is being solved, "
one West Berlin official said.
Difficulties at the Schnack-
enburg checkpoint on the West
German border led some Ber-
liners to fear the Communists
were making new trouble for
their supply lines.
Evening star., 1960-09-06

preliminary round Of talks with
the delegates Of Brazil, Colon
bia, Argentina and Chile found
some Of the delegates believed
the American plan was intend
ed as a substitute for economic
development projects.
Diplomatic sources said Mr..
Dillon took pains to correct
this impression. and told the
delegates the United States will
continue and will increase
credits made available for eco
nomic projects through the Ex-
port Import bank and the de-
velopment loan fund.
Plan Criticized
Brazil's Augusta FREDERICK
Schmidt has criticized the
American plan as falling far
short of Brazilian President
Juscelino Kubitschek's ideas of
"a huge program of economic
development which he calls
Operation Pan America"
Mr.. Schmidt argued that So
.cial improvement would come
with economic growth.
He was reported reasSured
by Mr.. Dillon, however, and his
speech at the To-day confer
ence was now expected to be
general in tone rather than
critical.
Mr.. Dillon, the second speak
er after Mr.. Schmidt, was
ready to outline in detail his
plan which calls for a broad
attack lin the fields of low-cost
housing, education and land
reform to head off Communist
inroads in the hemisphere.
Colombia's President, Alberto
NLleras, in the opening speech
yesterday warned that Latin
America faces a "crisis without
precedent" unless something is
done about speeding economic
development.
Recalling that the United
Evening star., 1960-09-06

States helped postwar Europe
with the Marshall Plan. he said
the hour had come for q SINH
larly vast plan in Latin
America.
Mr.. Schmidt disclosed that
French authorities have pro-
posed a conference of Euro
pean and Latin American econ
omists in Paris within four
months on economic co-opera-
ton. The conference would
take up relations between Latin
America and Europe's common
market and also economic de-
velopment.
Changing View
Mr.. Schmidt said there were
signs that Europe's attitude of
indifference toward Latin
America was changing.
Cuba is represented in the
conference, though her for
eign minister walked out Of the
recent San Jose conference
which condemned acceptance
of Soviet rocket support by any
Western Hemisphere country.
Regino Boti, Cuban eco
nomics minister, made a state
ment on arriving that predicted
failure of the conference, how
ever. The four-man delegation
refused official lodgings at the
Military Club where the con-
ference is being he'd and in
stead went to a hotel.
Because of 1948 riots. when
another inter-American con-
ference was held here, special
guards are on hand at the
Military Club. The Labor Min
istry reported last week that
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel
Castro was attempting to stir
up disturbances during the
present conference.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Lots Of Help

DURANT, Okla. (AP). - If
Mr.. or Mrs. Earl Engles de-
velop an ailment they won't
need to worry about a doctor.
All five of their sons are physi-
clans.
Evening star., 1960-09-06

for Aeronautics until it was
absorbed by the civilian space
agency in October. 1858. A ma
tive OF Pocomoke City, Md, he
is married and lives at 5606
Overlea road, Sumner, Md.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
oIes Sail to Brituin

WARSAW, Sept. 6 (APl.-
Three Polish warships have left
HGdynia for a five-dayigood- will
visit to Britain. They are sched-
uled to arrive in Portsmouth
Thursday.
Evening star., 1960-09-06
Dillon Assures Lotins i:
On Economic Program

BOGOTA, Columbia, Sept. tAFO The Inter American
Economic its working sessions today with
Observation-Disclosures apparently cleared United
States plan for $500 million program Of social improvements
in Latin America.
United Undersecretary Of State DOUGLAS Dillon in
Evening star., 1960-09-06

Beginning October 1, new Air France
17-day Excursion Economy Fares put
you in Paris for just $389.60 round
trip from, NeaO York. And nothing's
changed except the fare. You speed to
Paris aboard new Air France Boeing
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French cuisine, French service, French
comfort. If you wish, take an Air
France PARTISAN HOLIDAY-a COM
plete trip to Europe including air
fare, hotels, sightseeing, night club
shows, practically everything, for just
$498.6O. Stop dreaming-start pack
ing! See your Travel Agent now or call
Air France: Federal 1911.
Evening star., 1960-09-06

HAVANA, Sept. 6 (AP) "A
bitter exchange between Fidel
Castro's Cuba and Argentina
sparked predictions today. of a
diplomatic break between the
two Latin American countries
Cuba's Foreign Minister Raul
Roa brought the issue to a head
last night. In a sharp note 70
Argentina Ambassador Julio A.
Amosedo. he fatty rejected Ar
gentina's protest over his recent
attack on the government OF
President Arturo Frondizi be-
fore the Organization of Ameri-
can States in San Jose, Costa
Rica.
Mr.. Roa also sent a note
milder in tone-brushing aside
Brazil's protests against his at
tack on Foreign Minister Ho-
racio Later.
The exchange was prompted
when Mr.. Roa launched a Bit
ing attack on Argentina and
Brazil at San Jose after they
Joined II other OAS nations
in a censure of Cuba for egree-
ing to accept Soviet military
aid In event of a United States
attack.
Roa Levels Charge
Mr.. Roa countered the Ar
gentine protest by declaring it
was impossible that he had Of
Tended the dignity of the Ar
gentine people since "the dig
nifty of the Argentine people
was defended and honored in
San Jose by the delegation OF
Cuba and not by the delegation
of Argentina"
Argentina's behavior atSthe
OAS conference demonstrated
Mr.. Roa charged. Its frank
adhesion to interventionist and
aggressive maneuvers planned
and organized by the United
States Government against
Cuba"
He said Argentina had joined
in opposing a Cuban resolution
which would respect the right!
of the Cuban people to ru,t
their won destiny. The Cubar
resolution, which was defeated
charged the United States with
economic aggression.
Called Aggression"
Argentina's action, Mr.. Ros
declared, constituted IAN ac'
of intervention and aggression
against the sovereignty anC
free determination of our coun
try"
Mr.. Roa said he rejected
the Brazilian note because h,
sought a Judgment which cor
responded to concrete facts,
There was no immediate com
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-21

VAPORATED MILK is a product home
makers depend upon for many tempting
In dishes. 1t has a tendency to bring meal
to life by giving it an extra flavor boost. One
of its many uses is a cheese sauce which cooks
in the amazingly short time Of three minutes.
Evaporated milk and seasonngs are heated
for two minutes; grated cheese is added and the
sauce cooks another minute That's all there
is to it, and the better blending qualities of
eVaporated milk guarantee a satin smooth sauce
every time. The same is true of Sweet Potato
Pie velVety textured because the filling is
made with double rich evaporated milk. AS
special treat, top the pie with whipped evapo-
rated milk at serving time.
3-MINUTE CHEESE SAUCE
l2/3 cups (large CAM undiluted evapOrated milk
l/2 teaspoon salt teaspoons dry mustard
cups (about 8 ounces) grated process American
cheese
Simmer eVaporated milk, salt and mustard
in saucepan over medium heat to just below
boiling (about 2 minutes). Add cheese; stir
over medium heat until cheese melts (about
l minute longer). Makes 2-l/2 cups.
Even daughter can develop her cooking with
easy to- prepare recipes like this months re-
cipe. And speaking of fairs, notice the Frigi-
daire Flair" pictured here. 1t is new concept
in free standing electric ranges, with cooking
surface that slides in like drawer.
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HGnuE
HINTS
Edith Redd

Edith Redd
NROU are constantly being photographed by the
human eye the fastest camera in the world.
1t takes your picture, the line and design of
your appearance, and develops and prints it on
the observers mind in sensitive detail.
Yet, in spite of its magic, the eye cannot
capture your personality unless you cooperate.
The awareness you want to arouse in the beholder
must be projected to him by you, and it must show
first of all in your face.
The world must take you at face value. Never
under value that face!
For each of US there is a choice; it is up to
you to determine which way you prefer to look
at life "One man looks into his cup and sees 1t
half empty; another looks and sees it half full"
On hand, you how much you lack,
and ignore your good points. On the other hand,
you how much is already there and take
hope in the knowledge that it would be only half
job to fill the cup to the brim.
The choice is emphatically yours when you
look into your mirror. Your potential loneliness
is the measure of the difference between what
you have done and what you can do, beauty wise.
My problem IS putting on eyebrow pencil IN the
Summer when don't wear any foundation Ny
skin is either SO dry that the pencil comes on
thick IN some spots and none in others; or 90
moist that 4 doesn't come on At all. WHAT can
be done about this7
Anna M, Portland. ore.
Try a cream mosturizer as a foundation. This
will give your pencil a smooth coating to glide
across. 1t is necessary to sharpen your pencil
every third fourth time it is used to obtain
clean clear results
There are eyebrow pencils on the market now
which have less wax none at all TRY harder
lead eyebrow pencil.
For person with dry skin. would Il be best TO
use liquid makeup base or a cream base2
Claudia ~ St. Paul, MINI.
Both liquid or cream bases can be used on dry
skin. The liquid base is a lighter type of base.
Cream (cake stick form) have high lanolin
content thereby generously supplying a much
needed lubricant for dry skin. II you have
healthy, young, very firm skin, you may prefer
using this heavier type of base.
What causes your make-up 10 splotch2
Ruth r., Mobile. Ala.
patchwork Makeup - this is the blotchy effect
that develops from all day dabbing adding new
rouge on top of old rouge patting powder on powder
until your is shades darker than the rest OF
face. and on, Learn to set" make
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-10-21

patchwork Makeup" - this is the blotchy effect
that develops from all day dabbing adding new
rouge top of old rouge patting powder on powder
until your is shades darker than the rest OF
your face, and on. Learn to set your make
up properly when you first apply it, and you'll
avoid this spotty repair work. If your makeup
appears blotchy when first applied perhaps you
using too much base; a minimum amount means
maximum loneliness.
The Mississippi enterprise. (Jackson, Miss.) 1938-current, 1960-01-09
OUR THOUGHT: Let us
read the 3rd Chapter of James
Rev. j. o. Rials, Pastor
Mrs. Farley, Sec.
HAZLEHURST GOSSIP:


Well Cats and Chicks here
we are again with this real live
1--WE coming your way.
Lonnie Haynes say Eddie
Lee is a real cool lover and
he wont the world to know it,
And he is playing Lloyd Price
I'm gonna Get Married"
Every one wants to know
when Georgia Mae Smiley is
getting married. She has been
saying every since August let
the wedding bells ring and
they haven't rang yet.
John c. Sims has left town
again and Joan will be tipping
out on him like Poison Ivy"
Jessie Bell Carter is a new
girl in town and her boy friend
has a real cool Mercury, it is a
'57. If she doesn't mind the
girls in Hazlehurst will blow
her down before she knows it.
They really go for box car.
Well what do you know, FL
iona Thrasher got married at
last. Maybe she will gain some
weight.
Bettye Joe, look like a wet
hen since Willie Roy Young
died. She can't get a bull to
pull.
Clifton Smith has a little
girl he writes every time he
gets a chance and don't care
who know it. Otis Moors car
ries the message.
Robert Moore has written
every girl in town but they
have found him out he amt
nothing they have put up a
sign that says: eff you won't
to Say your Size you Better
Stay out of Roberts Car" that
is a warning for Georgia
Smiley.
You better stop old girl
SO long hepp cat.