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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-10-28
SLIGO PARK-3-bedrm. brick: tull

SLIGO PARK-3-bedrm brick: full
bsmt.; off-st. parking; excellent
value at S16,P5O.
500 DOWN
EISENACHER REALTY 10. 4-5555
STUDY IN TECHNICOLORi beau
tiful woodSide park - Magnifi-
cent pre- war center hall plan
Colonial: wooded lot: 3 large
bedrooms, pa baths porch, ga
rage, 3rd floor plsyroom owner
has bought another; $50, 500.
GRAY KESSINGER d. CO, INC.
JU 5-Hl0O,
TAKOMA PARK-Youll say TINS
is II" when you see this dream
with 2 bedrmS. on iIr., pine
panrled porch, full bSmt. ana ga
rage, All this for only Nl5,unu.
TAKOMA REALTY ~ S-ln0o
TAKOMA PARK = Brick Colonial
with 4-bedrm., "a baths, garage,
SPACE AND INDURABILTTY"
large corner lot. Has fireplace in
liv. nm. and den. . porcheS,
priced at FLA appraisal OF SIS
W. J, NICHOLAS HE. $1,000
TERRIFIC VALUE Il bedrmS., 2
baths: sci $50: st. Jude's Parish
ipehuiilul anu Wtll-ktDt orlCk ram
bier, featuring 3 bedrmS., y baths
liv. rm, din rm and de luxe all
elec. kit. on list H.; daylight bsmt
has extra-larRe bedrm. and well.
finished rec. rm. Can assume larEt
4I2'o loan or will go FLA. Cal
JU 5-4""n ewes. JU $500
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
Upper MONTGOMERY COUNTY
-3-bedrm. frame home complete
~ remodeled tiled bath modern
stainless steel Geneva kit. lge
liv. rm., 3 acres; only 81. 900.
KAY BOWLING, Realtor
207 N. Frederick. Gaithersburg, Md
WI S-g"5O 3Ol-WA, $500
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Bethesda
BOSS & PHELPS, INC.

BOSS & PHELPS, INC.
REALTOR
BETHESDA-OPEN SAT-. SUN. La.
beautiful new 5-Sedrm.. bath
split-level: ultra-modern kit. with
table space, rer. Tm. with flrepl.
excel location: SOS. 500. DIR
Old Georgetown I'd. 70 Lone Oak
DR.. left to Belhaven. left to qSO7
and open sign
GEO W. ROBERTSON. REALToR
OIL. H-al"3 Ewes. OIL. 4-5"2a
BETHESDA. S2I.95O-Indoor out
door living, az its very finest
When the outdoors Is the park
No steps in this T-Shaped true
contemporary rambler A very
open. SPACIOUS II. plan. with many
unusual eatursS-eXtremeiv eX-
citing and different. in beautiful
condition. MITCHELL 4 BERRIES
Exclusive. OIL, 1-S4S4, OIL H-Sol3
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MISUNDERSTANDING
5001 CEDAR LANE

II you are looking for
beautiful center-hall plan
Colonial home that has
many fine details, spacious
rooms and all the nice
things that make q beautiful
house. you will enjoy seeing
this one. II is located lust
! block west OF Wisconsin
ave. on Cedar lane and II
is an architectural gem.
This is one OF group Of
houses that are now being
completed.
DIRECTIONS: North on
Wisconsin ave. past the Ma
tional Institutes OF Health
TO Cedar land. left u block
to houses.
]. B. TIFFEY g. SON
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

ALEX. AREA 3 bedrms., Ia
baths. semi-detached, full bSmt
with rec. rm lge equip. kit.
fenced back yard. with patio: as
sumo ~ GI loan. flexible down
payment. Priced $4,000. OWN
Err, TIE. 6-S535.
ALEXANDRIA. SOUTH-Attracti
i-oedrm. Cape Cod. liv. rm. with
firepl. small din. nm. scr. porch
Ice. fenced ward. garage: Sl3.95O.
DELANEY REALTY co.
XII SSH so 5-4SOo
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HYATTSyILLE-slx-Tm. BUNGALOW

HYATTSVILLE-six-rm. BUNGALOW
br,. LIST H.. ! finished. md H.,
full bsmt h.-wh.. near store,
P. @. Plaza. bus. etc. vacant
OWNER, WA. 7-66is. WA. 7-ll1i,
HYATTS.; only Sl5,95O-3 bed
rms. and Immaculate.
NO MONEY DOWN"
CT or Just $500 down FLA; "
paneled rec. nm, lac. Anchor
w en j. NICHOLAS 1LA HE. $1,000
EVANSVILLE. 1905 Kennedy st
-"-bedrm. bungalow liv. nm"
din; nm. den: bSmt ts ToS !oI'
CLAY. WA. 1-4c@s.
KENT VILLAGE Country Club Is
tateSl - 2yr.-old ayr como. s.
bedrm. brk house with "a baths
carpetlng Grapes throushou'
Only S3g5 dn, Vacant. move riHh'
in. Call OWNER, DU. I-OG0O.
LANGLEY PARK-Brick. semi: :
bedrms.. Ia baths, rec. nm; scr;
porch; mod kit. wall-to-walI
shop: SIR.q5O. 500 down FLA,
SiI6 mo. pays all. JU. S-S4I4.
RITE REALTY
LIST RITE THE FIRST TIME
LANHAM. WEST-Large 4-bedrm
brk house with full bSrnt.. stove
refer, large lot. only Sla5 down
Vacant, move right IN. Call OWN
Err. DU. 7-020O.
LANHAM - Lovely 3-bedrm Colo
NAL; sep. din. rm., full bSmt Z
baths, on l7-acre HANDICAPPED lot.
SInO mo. pays all. KENILWORTH
REALTY. UN 4-2HOA.
NO SETTLEMENT COSTS-No on.
payments GI Brand-neW 3-oed-
nm, li2-bath home Lge. Nv. rm
with picture window, center-hall
floor plan, huge modern kit; sas
n w. Dashboard heat. walking olS,
lance 10 schools. shopping snG
transp Sl4lOU. GIL or FLA. Call
I'll Q pm WA. 1-39uo. ,,
ROBERT s. DAVIS 4 CO. INC.
NORTHWESTERN HIGH SCHOOL
AREA-VA approved. 3-beoroom
all-brick rambler with Enotty pine
Property in excellent condition
Possession before Christmas. Gl.
no money down and only Sln5
per month. Call I'll nm; WA
S-3aOO ROBERT s. DAVIS 4
CO. INC.
OFF NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE;-T-
yr.-old large center hall, brick
rambler: : bedrms., . baths rec
rm.. scr. porch: cow to bus ano
shops Ewes. MA. "-Ol11. KEEL
IER WooDMOoR. ~. 81 l"n
OPEN SAT- SUN, l TO 6
LeWiSdale
2IO5 CHAPMAN ROAD
NO DOWN PAYMENT TO ALL
S35O-Total Settlement Costs :.
3-bedrm brk. ramblers with ful
bsmt. Immed occupancy.
ONLY $17,950
Slo5 Mo al Sl43 Mo. Cow
DIR. RIGGS I'd. to Chapman I'd. tc
open house.
p0NSF
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SILVER SPRING - Ownei

offer, quality built Cape Cod with
4 bedrooms. = baths. living room
with paneled fireplace wall. dining
ell. all-electric kitchen with pan
try, fun basement, beautifully
Handicapped yard. FLA appraised
at S2O,15O with Sl.ll5 cash re-
quired. balance in 3O-year loan
Immediate possession. KORZEN-
DORFER, Rsaltor. OIL. Ash I'll .
SLIGO CREEK PARK and elem.
school only ? blk. from quality
Cape Cod. neSted on l5O-ft.
level tree-shaded lot. 2 twin-Size
bedrms. u baths. sized
kit. paneled rec. nm: 500 On.
and payments like rent
DUANE REAL ESTATE. INC.
WI R1nn
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Mass. Ave. Extended
POTOMAC

RIVER ROAD ESTATE, Colonial
brick rambler fronting on Rive
and Persimmontree I'd. 2iz-acre
lot. beautifully shaded and
Shrubbed. The house is OF the fin
est construction and has 1 bed
rooms. , baths. den. living room,
dining room, electric kitchen, p
car garage and full basement
There is concrete barn and other
outbulldingS on the property. II is
ideal for someone who loves horses
and gracious living. Open Sat.
and Sun l-i. DIR. Out River I'd
TO property at 900.
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HOUSES FOR sAEE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

WHEATON HANDYMAN SPECIAL
-2-bedrm. BUNGALOW, equip. kit,
Anchor-fenced lot, bsmt.: cow. 10
schools. shopping, transp. J. v.
CALIANDRO CO.. AP. 1871 or
AP. 1892.
WHEATON = DON'T MISS THIS,
$3.50 down FLA or VA. No down
payment. Attractive rambler, table
space kit, fun bsmt. Priced to sell
SlO.25O. 10. 5-29aO.
HUGH T. PECK, l1246 Georgia Ave.
LIST WITH US For RESULTS
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ADJACENT TO SHOPPING CEN.

ADJACENT TO SHOPPING CEN
TER, $500 Accord DIR. Owner
Like new brick Colonial. 4 twin
bedrooms, den, 2l2 baths. large
living room. separate dining room
modern all-plectric kitchen. ga
rage, large rec. room in basement
Conveniently located to schools
ard transportation. Open Sun
Gay La
DIR: From d c. out River I'd 10
Accord DR., left TO property.
SAMUEL Z BOGLEY, INC.
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WHEATON

Well designed split-level, better
than new cond. Immediate oc :
eupAncy, 3 bedrms., . baths, lge.
iiv. nm. and din. rm., all-elet
KIT, rec. rm., psmt WyoGtS:dr
exit. Fenced lot. fine location.
Easy access to schools, bus. shop
ping. S2O.5O0- Call for inspection
T. G LEE. GA 4-5OIe
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ST. MARYs AREA-VA approved
brick rambler with full bsmt.; }
bedrms.. large liy. room. electric
kit. with dishwasher and disposal.
fenced yard. Only Sl3. 500. Vets
no down. Low settlement. Easy
FLA terms too.
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SILVER SPRING bedrms.. pa
baths. rec. rmu garage will trade
sell or rent ADELPHI REALTY.
dial 43i-lIOO.
SILVER SPRING-Very cow. IocA-
ton is this spotleSS J-bedroom
home that features q lac. Kit ana
firepl. in liv. nm, plus . ienceu
Ken DruSkin Co. 10. 5-20O5 I'll 10
SILVER SPRING. N. Hampshire ave
arca-Lge., 3-bedrm. @-bath brick
rambler daylight bsmt Assume
$4,000 4I2', loan. Price. S23,-
$50 Call OWNER. DU. 10000.
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REDUCED IN PRICE
FOR QUICK SALE

DIR: North on BALTIC. ave %. s.
-. turn left on Montgomery ave
to Garove st: or turn right on
Montgomery ave. off Powder Mill
I'd Drive out today
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ADELPHI

ANDREWS AREA, WeStcheStsr
EStates-LArge 4-bedrm. split
Level; baths, entrance hall. lge
family room. fully equip. kit with
eating space. daylight rec. I'm
with patio, > fireplS. central air
cond beAut Handicapped yard
50, 500 On. OWNER. HI n-5l1q
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THE EVENING STAR AID
Washington, D. c.
Saturday, October 70, 1861
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON, NORTH
SOM SpEHTAT
JE I-O433

ARL. N.-22O5 Kensington St, new
prk; split-level, 2 bedrms., III,
pains hy. nm, sep. dir. nm. KIT.
Frlee S24,5Ou. BY OWNER. OPEN
SUNDAY Is PM
Evening star., 1961-10-01

Toylor is presenting q "Forecost Of Fashion"
with show sequences keyed to music. Left,
flamenco fIounces on this gown, originally
designed by BoIencioeo and copied in
briIIont n'oreoId-yeIIow silk eouze, possess
q true gypsy fashion strain. Center, boton-
Evening star., 1961-10-01

slim sleek gold knit sleeveless sheath, de-
signed by GoIdworn, has jewel neckIne.
1t is worn with seven-eiehth sIeeved jacket
that may be made to order. The ChoneI-
inspired evening costume is certainly in the
foII evening picture. Right, Lody Milford
Evening star., 1961-10-01
Designed for Women

You could sto o wordobe with the three hons shown
sopng Of the beautiful and that
collections Of women' fashions with vaue!
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-12
Lis Letter

velous time at the HadasSah Don
or that they started making plans
for next year Rummage any
one? You won't easily forget
Max Lerner, historian and lecturer
for the next Temple Forum on
Nav 21. Pauline Staman is quite
excited these days over her forth
coming trip to Israel in the fan
when she will be reunited with ner
two sisters and their families whom
she has not seen for IL years.
Here is a mouth-watering recipe
for an old-fashioned Sour cream
Coffee Cake from the kitchen OF
Sally Haskes that know you Will
treasure:
SALLY's SOUR CREAM
COFFEE CAKE
1 stick of butter or OleO, l cup
sugar, 2 eggs, L teaspoon VANILLA
I% cups of flour, teaspoons
baking powder, teaspoon baking
soda. "a ut. sour cream Beat
butter and sugar, add eggs and
vanilla. Fold in flour alternately
with sour cream. First add Dak-
ing soda to sour cream and MIX
let stand a few seconds Bake
at $50 for As minutes. Topping:
cinnamon, brown sugar, grated
chocolate and chopped nuts; put
batter in pan and sprinkle some
topping. Add the rest OF batter
to pan and cover with remaining
topping.
Someone asked me if / am gooo
baker Well, when l had an olo
stove where had to watch the Tune
and take a peek, and pull a straw
from my broom in order to test
somehow produced good-looK,
ing, good-tasting cake F. Now tna'
have an electric stove with a VIM
dow. timer and buzzer, l don
do as well ...
Our warmest greetings n
wishes to all the confirmants ano
graduates this month with the hope
that their future will always De
bright and satisfying!
Cordially,
Lillian Feiler
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-12

The Golden Age Club OF the
Phoenix Jewish Community Cen
ter has planned an afternoon Oh
entertainment for Wednesday, May
IL and May "A viii be the potluck
luncheon and final meeting. All IN
terested senior citizens are invlt-
ed to attend the meetings every
Wednesday at the Center at / p. m.
The board and membership OF
the center gratefully acknowledge
the generous gift of the Golden Age
Club to the center's camp scholar
shin fund. Monies in the Scholar
shin Fund are used to help faml-
lies who are not able to afford the
camp fee. Last year more than oO
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-12
A TEACHER SPEAKS his mind:

: A TEACHER SPEAKS his mlno:
"Our youth now loves luxury; they
have bad manners, contempt .ol
authority, they show disrespect loL
elders and love chatter IN place u
exercise. Children are now ~
rants. not the servants OF uhei1
household. They no longer rise
when elders enter the room. 1ney
contradict their parents, chatter
before company, gobble up tneu
food and tyrannize their teachers.
Parents take heart +. TINS was
written by Socrates in the 5th Cen
tury B. c., and you may cnousv @
to accept the similarities OF touaS
or take up the cudgels and nave
our young people learn tne li
nortance of respect and 9 ~
principle for our time 1t lSn :
easy! n1onv
are concerned with college choices
these days and will be interested III
one of our recent winter vlsltols'
Mr.. Theodore Cohen, who was !"
high school science teacner, oD-
serving the hurdle of students III
ehoning up" in order to qualily
for college acceptance, became tne
publisher of the first series OIL
condensed high-school level BOOKS
in nreparation for college entrance
He has sold more than 80 mn-
lion of these paperbacks and plans
a healthy future in his business. ~
is anticipated that only 30 Oh az
nl;cants will be admitted to Y. D.
colleges Mr.. Cohen is the La
ther of Mrs. Sherwin (Janet BLOCK
who lives here in Phoenix.
Down in our Valley: We learn
that the Arizona birth rate is
% .85 uer thousand while the ma
tionaI average is merely M.93o.
The Scottsdale postal receip's
were 27qO above the year before
and in 1860 total OF S,27O,%"'
messenger cars entered Arizona
We're really growing and tne
hest news of all is the new May
tao Phoenix Children's Zoo. Dr.
Jacob M. Sobol, local pedlatri.
clan. was named a member VI
city has really come OF age WIN
a zoo for the residents to ENJOY
We are anticipating family out
ings prepared with peanut bags
ready for our animal friends.
News about people we know
Michael Roseh is credit to MI
narents. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kos
en- his friends and Phoenix as NJ
was Just chosen president OF n'
Junior Class at Pomona Conese
have known Mike since ne was
wears old and am as proud OF mn
as if he were my own Cnucf
Glance who is broadcast supervisor
at KPHO-TV is setting up the sec
ond Emmy Awards program 10
Nav 12 at the Sombrero Playhouse
Chuck has been with Phoenix ~
for seven years and has DacK
. ground of movie and vaudeVnl
production. He has brought man
new challenging TV ideas and pro
grams to us. Mr.. and Mrs. Harr.
Glance are Chuck's parents and ar
longtime Phoenix residents.
DIR. AND MRS. LEO Rubinov
will host an open house on May i
in honor of Mr.. Israel Friedman
executive director OF the jews
National Home for Asthmatic Chi
dren in Denver. He will be i
Phoenix to serve as installing Of
ficer for the new board of JNE1AC
Mrs. Debby Rubinow will be in
stalled as the new local presiden
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-12

A visitor in the home OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Morris Taxman, 526 r. Lyn-
wood, is their son, Harold, OF Sal
vador, Bahia, Brazil. He is as
sistant manager of Lone Star Ce-
ment Co. in Salvador and is mar
ried to a native Brazilian.
=
Leonard A. Kren and Leo r.
Sroka, Phoenix representatives for
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co..
have been listed in the 1851 roster
of the Million Dollar Round Table
of the National Association of Life
Underwriters.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-12
BITS or NEWS

Mrs. Reda Schlossberg entertain
ed at luncheon at Hotel West
ward 4o on April 20 for AZ people,
in honor of her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Ma
zor of Arlington, Va, who have
been visiting.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1961-05-12
Goinqs-On at the Center

Youngsters were helped by COM
tributions to attend the summer
camp program.
Winners of two contests at the
center are Bruce Rosenstein, tree'
throw winner, and Gary Alpert'
Junior table tennis champion.
There are only a few more open
ings in the adult table tennis tourn-
ament. Deadline is May IT.
In early June the center is pan,
ming weekly bicycle hikes to local
points of interest every SUNDAY
morning. The hike will finish at tne
center at noon and all those VINO
wish may go swimming. For furth-
er information, please watch the
Center GYM Bulletin Board.
\
Instructor Sy Clark of the Center
Weightlifting Club reports that II Is
progressing very well. There are
35 members enrolled; registration
is limited to 40.
Evening star., 1961-09-24
"CETTYSBURG" BY FIELDCREST
VSHLY FRLNGED, REVERSIBLE

Another lovely bedpreod by famous Fiedcres to be cher
ished and handed down your children and grandchildren
The Gettysburg heirloom hos center CoIonio Pottern in
bIeoched and antique white with heavy knotted fringe Wosh
obIe! Special order, a weeks delivery. ~ ~ n q
One low price for twin or full size. A9.1C
Evening star., 1961-09-24
OUR EXCLUSIVE CAMEO
CUSTOM MADE FIBERGLAS
DRAPERLES IN s PATTERNS
q. low q. 1850 p,:;s;: t': sY;;ss; ssss~

for average
picture window
os low as

Custon1-node "Fbereos gloss fiber droperies toiIoed
to vo,Ir measurements with such deluxe features
os Generous S" buckrom pinch peots. 5" bottom hes
blind stitching and hond-mtred corners All individually
cut tailored and boxed for each customer Never need
ronino hang dry Any size dopey mode toiored to the
nch (Prices quoted for triple width by 9o' lon9)
APOLLO: Heavy stub Boucie solid coIors ------$Iz6
ATHENA: Linen textured easement, lO coloTs $0I
eEl ENA. Ioco,,ord weove solid 8 coIors --76.50
NEPTUNE: Graceful net easement colors-----$SI
SEINE: A weiehty mesh BoucIe, coIors $95
KOHIkOOR: A novelty surface texture. colors -S6.IO
additional choroe.
SHOP AT HOME. If you cont in. coll MA $500,
Ext 52o4 for an estimate :. obligation.
CUSTOM DRApEMFs-THe HecHr COAL STORES
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-03
Chief Minerals Officer
B. ID. Stewart to Resign

JUNEAU Up - A veteran pub
lie official, who served as Alas
ka's chief minerals officer under
five different governors, has ad-
vised Gov. Egan he is ready to
retire from public service.
Egan said B. D. Stewart of
Sitka, 80, who is now completing
a six year term as a member Of
the Board of Engineers and Archi-
tects Examiners, had asked that
he not be appointed to a second
term.
Stewart wrote the governor that
he felt "the position should be
held by some engineer directly
engaged in active practice"
In his reply, Egan expressed
regret at the decision but added
that Stewart could "be proud Of
the years of service you have
given Alaska"
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-03
A Petition We Should Support

A PETITION WAS STARTED Monday at the meet
IA ing of the Northwestern Alaska Chamber of Com
merce to support Congressman Ralph Rivers at his
hearing with the subcommittee on Mines and Mining
of the House Interior and Insular Affairs which is
scheduled for May 9Th and 9th.
This committee will hear testimony several
pending bills, including Rivers bill designed to st
muate gold mining All bills are based on the need
to repenish the gold reserve while at the same time
assist the miners.
Anyone in the community who would like to
swell the list of signatures may contact Pearse Walsh
who initiated the idea here or leave their signatures
at the Nugget 1t is important that this be done before
Friday of this week the list may reach our Congress-
man in time for the hearing.
The bill would provide producers from reopened
mines and newly discovered developed mines $35
an ounce for ten year period and $40 per ounce
thereafter as incentive payments.
Local business people also urged to write their
suppers in other states to support the measure by
writing their congressman Persons preferrng to write
directly to Congressman Rivers are urged to do this
also SO that their statements may become part OF the
record of the hearings
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-03
A RAISE IN PAY !! !!

SAMPOBASSI, Italy Up -
Jailkeeper Eio Padula hardly
ever locked up anyone in this
peaceful village but he asked for
a raise in pay anyway.
The town council turned him
down.
Police said Padula blamed town
secretary Mario Calabrese for the
rejection and stabbed him, wound
ing the official critically.
Padula is locked up in one of
his own jail cells.
The Nome nugget., 1961-05-03
u. S. Policy
Toward Cuba's
Future is ClOuded
By J. M. Roberts
Associated Press Ne1cs ANALYST

Associated Press Ne1CS ANALYST
The past of United States poll
cy toward Cuba becomes more
clear and its future more clouded
as the invasion post-morten con-
tinues.
The project was a national one,
fashioned in its early stages by
the Dwight D. Eisenhower Adj
ministration and adopted by its
successor. Despite President Ken
nedy's acceptance of response
bility, the invasion was not the
( child of any one man or restricted
group, and by this token it was
a national failure in which re-
sponsibility is widely spread
Critics have been new fuel for
their contention that such acts,
in Cuba and elsewhere. can serve
to drive pro-Communists elements
more firmly into the arms of the
Soviet Union. Fidel Castro has
now proclaimed a socialist Com
munist state and completely re-
pudiated his original promise of
elections.
The United States continues to
say that il will not counter Fidel-
ism with direct military inter
Vention.
At the same time Kennedy and
many of his advisers are known
to think that additional economic
sanctions can make small contri-
button to the eventual downfall
of Castro. A blockade cutting off
Cuban trade, especially supplies
from the Communist sphere, might
have an effect, but would be a
virtual act of war with many
ramifications in Latin-American
and world opinion.
The abortive invasion is still
topic of world discussion and
criticism. 1t has been getting more
attention than Laos in the British
press, which still bitterly re-
members the American reaction
to Suez in 1856
One point of takeoff for much
of the criticism is that the United
States seems to be turning toward |
a military answer for Communist |
expansionist tactics. The Man
chester Guardian Weekly says
this is to ignore the real nature
of the world conflict, which it
describes as theological
This argument has been made
in the United States
also, as parallel to the theory
that the war is primarily econo-
mic.
But the arming of Castro and
the Laotian rebels by the Soviet
Union is not an theological meas
ure, nor is the massing of Com |
munist troops in China and North
Wet Nam whose only objective |
must be Southeast Asia. Nor is
the constant attention of Red |
China and the Soviet Union to
detectives which are a part of
their traditional, not merely Com
munistic policies of territorial ex-
pansion.
The United States is now seek
ing answers to broader problems
than Cuba
Large economic and education
al programs testify that the ideo-
logical and economic conflicts
have not been forgotten.
But the emphasis now is on pre-
venting Communist conquest and
consolidation of territorial gains
into an eventually irresistible
force, which would leave West
ern culture with no field on which
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The condition on which God
has given liberty to man is eter-
nal vigilance; which condition if
he break, serVitude is at once the
consequences of his crime.-Irish
patriot, John Curran, 1890.
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government wants to give up
this market we would have no
objection" he said.
India is hopeful Of making
up the wheat shortage with
United States surplus but is
unable to do so entirely in view
Of the laws which protect the
traditional market.
In reply to another question
on whether India gets a por-
ton Of the Philippine sugar
quota which that nation is UNI
able to fulfill, Mr.. Freeman
said he had not yet been able
to verify that the Philippines
was unable to fulfill the quota.
Mr.. Freeman visited an In
dian farming village yesterday
and received a testimonial
plaque inscribed in the Hindu