davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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the Heinz line Of baby foods
is cottage cheese with ba-
nanas, now available in both
the strained and junior form.
Both versions have q smooth
fruit and cheese flavor that
is especially appealing to in
fants and toddlers.
Juice Combinations
Strained orange-apple-ba-
mana juice, orange-pineapple
juice and pineapple-grape-
fruit juice bring the line Of
Heinz vitamin C fortified
fruit juices to a total of nine.
The contents of one can pro-
vides 40 milligrams of vita
min c, more than the rec
commended daily allowance.
Added to their vegetable
line is junior creamed peas.
The product is a combination
Of puree of fresh sweet peas
and split peas. The latter
are added to provide texture
that will encourage chewing.
". F.
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new dish. Here are two
suggestions.
fodder Apricot Parfait
2 egg whites
2 tablespoons sugar
2 containers (about u cup
each) strained apricots
with tapioca
2 cups coarse graham cracker
crumbs
Beat egg whites until stiff
but not dry. Beat in sugar
gradually; fold into strained
apricots. Arrange alternate
layers of graham cracker
crumbs and apricot mixture
in low glasses or paper con-
tainers. Top with whipped
nonfat dry milk, if desired.
Serve with animal cookies.
Four to six servings, depend
ing on size Of glasses.
Banana Pineapple Whip
8 egg whites
"a teaspoon salt
tablespoon lemon juice
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Foods for SmoII FY

yolks, cornstarch and non
fat dry milk. There are bits
of bacon apparent in the
junior variety of ham and
eggs, and the whole egg is
used. The bacon bits help
baby develop his chewing
action one of the main
reasons for using junior
foods, company representa-
tives point out.
Both are good sources
of protein and Vitamin A
and contain significant t
amounts of iron, thiamine and
riboflavin. The junior version
also contributes calcium and
niacin. Both varieties will
be in national distribution
by National Baby Week,
April 29-May 6.
Another recent addition to
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on since 1854, get out your
pencils and divide the new
arrivals between days and
hours. Think Of the figure
1886 and then stop to real
ize that on an average day
in 1860 enough prospective
new citizens were being born
to populate q thriving COM
munity. More than 1000
infants every "a hours.
eight babies q minute or one
every IA seconds. and all
of them needing baby food,
clothing, cribs, toys and low
ing care.
Better Baby Foods
With this many newcomers
each year it's no wonder baby
food plants, have been doing
Q booming business. No Won
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BASKET

Continued From Page c.,
toes, cucumbers, fresh broc-
coli, locally grown spring on
ions, Florida sweet corn, CAL
ifornia asparagus (cold
weather has retarded the
crop from New Jersey, green
beans and cello-paek toma-
toes.
Ham N Eggs for Baby
While dads having his
eggs sunny-side up, the high
chair set can get theirs from
Screw-capped jars. Strained
ham and egg yolks, or if baby
Is a bit older. junior ham
and eggs, are the latest addi-
tions to Heinz baby foods.
The strained ham and egg
yolks are q smooth combina-
ton Of smoked ham, egg
Evening star., 1961-04-27

3 tablespoons sugar
l cup junior bananas with
pineapple
Vanilla cuStard pudding
Beat egg whites stiff; beat
in salt and lemon juice. Add
sugar l tablespoon at a time,
beating well after each addi-
ton. Fold in fruit. Spoon
into dessert dishes. Chill /
hour. Serve with chilled GUS
tard pudding. Makes six
servings.
Custard topping: Chill va
nilla custard pudding. Open
and stir to boiled custard
consistency. If desired, dilute
with about l tablespoon Of
whole milk or light cream.
Evening star., 1961-04-27
Grinding Liver

Liver can be ground more
easily by first lightly brown
ing the slices in a small
amount of lard or drippings.
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ARLINGTON, 80 n. Bedford st.
Q rooms. kitchen. bath; $40. in
eludes all utilities. Key ct Ant. !.
81 N. Bedford OF. B. ?. SAUL Co.,
926 18th st. NV. Ma. e.210O.
and new de luxe
ssS s. slSss Ef mssg
veiopment, or conditioned. SWIM I'M
putting sresns; close to Navy An.
shopping. DORCHESTER. offices
ct 2oQ1: 2040 Columbia pike. IA.
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10CKvILLE-This will not last
long. Large rambler. electric kit.
excellent neighbcrhood. Priced TO
sell quickly ct S13.960. FLA IL
nancing available. BRIDGES q
ge5 E aas,a NC 20 a-4s74; eyes,
SANDY SPRINGS = small farm
house, large out bldgs.. pool, 12h
O.; S42,500. ASHTON ELTY. co.
WA. 1851, ~. z.1732. Ev. T.
sILvEk sPRING, Sl0,7bO full price;
EHA loan commitment S10,400.
one Of the cleanest. most attIac.
S.bedrrTn; -h heMss n Y, visrs MN VII
sILvER sPRlNG Priced below
4-bedrm. brk. home. Q baths. CEN
ter-hall entrance. rec. .rm.; garage,
s hEIsRl 6sI RE MSETSo OBJ s2aii isis
SILVER sPRNG, close TO bus,
school and shopping - Niee-sp.
peafing 3.bedfm., 1M.bath brick
home with separate dining area
ment; too: $4,000 and oK'D 4
KIN pkuskIN q CO., HE. s.24oo
SILVER ePRING-This Charming
home is on Q Well.iandscaped lot
In Q setting Of tall oak trees; close
TO schools. shopping and Transport
tation. There Is Q center hall with
hv. I'm. with corner firepl., dining
rms glassed-in and paneled porch,
kit, 2 bedrms. and full bath on
st fir: upstairs are 2 very large
bedFms. and bath: 0 p9neled rec.
I'm. with firepl. is on lower level:
good STORAGE: many built-ins. 8ry-
ant gas heat, laundry. garage. Ex-
eellent financing available.
NEZ CusHARD. REALToR
EN-. 2-4232 EN-. 2-0146
SLIGO PK.-3.bedFm. brk. ramb.
bsmt Assume S15,60O: SIPS mo-,
pitt; S16.950. Wood. 10. 4.7700.
ePRINGBROOK-Magnificent all.
brick. slate.roof rambler situated
on nearly SIX acres of beautiful
land; 26x17-ioot living room, 3
lovely bedrooms. Az baths, den,
gear GARAGE. immense kitchen,
Large sseresecnnsd porch. Priced to
A. J. KEssINoER d co.
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OPEN 1:30-5:30
COMPARE

I ssE sS, SSsasf lsys osa' :s:s
hardwood floors: esfs@ls sIIIIs
S Ssssi atf and Exit, ffAciEa{IEs.
8 bedrms., sep. din. I'm, large
kit, huge liv. Tm1 z ttrepi1ess.
PRICE ,ts only lsyn. s1;aaDl1o 5HSd cs PEE
i snsoTn I'd. u sp SaR'2 miles mile rissi
to open sign at Vernon drive.
Moore & Moore Realtors F.
RE. $4,000 RE. 5.4300
OXON HML~3.bedroom rambler;
rad. ht.: fenced I'd: low dn. pymt.
SOUTHLAWN RLTY.. 10. 1892.
PALMER PK.-3-hedrm. rambler;
t doSna q ow TiIa DH Lo. Hs.aisi. 00
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ARL., close in-ModeEn 2-bedrm.
apt. recond., $1lS:60. Call IA.
ARL.. Westoyer. b72S N. 10th I'd.
(Wash. blvd.)-1 bedrm.. liv. rm..
din. area, kit, bath. washer,
$74.7 rs. gas incl. LIE. s-2420 or
CHOICE LOCATION, elevator build
ing. river view. swimming pool.
Alexandria. K1. 1854.
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CHEVY CHASE
CHEVY CHASE REALTY
NM. e.1e00 Eyes,. VIII. 1910.

CHEVY CHAsE-Brk. Colonial, 8
lge. bedrms., Q baths, 1st-flcor
powder room, rec. rm. Perfect To-
cation; $34, 700. Trade considered.
4-7500; ewes, OIL. 2-5115.
CHEVY CHASE-S27,500
1881 Mckinley st.: Furnished
D. z. BARRY WO. 6-7121
CHEVY CHASE-Charming 3-bed-
room, 2Ia-bath residence. with
eye.catching diversified living. rm =,
spacious dining room, secluded
rear porch and daylight recrea-
tlon room with grade entrance;
oil h.-w. heat; in the lower eos.
REALISTINGS CORP, OIL. 2-020S.
CORNER OF OH AND DECATUR
SITS. N.W-6 rms, 2 enclosed
porches, built-in garage. complete
bath on 1st and End frs: oil h.-v.
heat. EHRLICH REALTY, ST, 3.
0066; ewes. and Suns. Du. 7.6912.
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li ME-! s4s A sad $40 pi snd u liz ': ar
cond., no pets. IA. e-30S7,
GLORIOUS VIEW Of the Potomac.
and ! BEDROOM apts.. swimming
pool. shopping center, bus services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-21
lcoNTlNUED)

CARROLL KNOLLs-Newiy redsc.
2.bedrm. ramh., full bsmt., Ice.
ys5d; close 70 schools. bus. shop.
". J j. NICHOLAS 10. S.osoo
ssdrms:. ia baths: y. round
to beach. 29 nj; to wash: p. G.;
buy ct $500. HUDSON REAL
ESTATE CO. UN. z.15l5.
CHEVY CHAsE-3-bedrm. Colo.
NAL: quiet streets spac. liv. fm.,
den, din. rm.. auto. kit: 5000 mo.
PERLA BECKHAM WOLFORD
OIL .2-5522 OIL. 2-6e47
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--bedrm. 5.
bath rambler; lge. rec. run., gar,
lovely area; $275. Also 4 bedrms !.
8 baths, den, $500. OIL. 4-4187.
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.. 6IO5 18th
ct. n.w.-2h baths, 3 ,bedrms.,
screeded porch; lge; rear I'd; S1S5
CHEvY CHASE, D. Gown house.
3 bedrms., 2 baths. den. rec. rm.;
school. bus; S1s5. EN-. 2-20l0.
.CHEVERLY AREA-3.bedrm. brick
rambler: full daylight .bsmt. w
outside entrance; cor. lot; avail.
R a2H R..HFs RET T TN. e eIiY1Pss r.
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University Realty
Realtors HE. ASSOC
rNII el 40 E5-I9SS FINiAAo

5 BEDRMs. and den, OF $500 dn.:
S20,50O. Builders loss your gain.
HAGAN REALTY UN. 4-S5S3.
CONTINUED on Next Pace -,
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(coNTINUEp)

ARLs b70s N. 18th I'd. (West-
ovefl-1-bedrm. apt, $50. Res.
mgr, IKE. S-2420.
ARL., g.; centrally located-2 bed
rms, large liy, I'm. din. ell. air
and disp:, $500. AID. 2-022b or
JE. SCOTS.
zRL., 1901 Y. Quinn-Lee. l-bed-
m apt. SO. Res. mgr. IA. 2
1855.
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BETHESDA-KENWOOD AREA-Co.
lonislized split-level wIlge. liv
place. sep. din. rm. Wrench
doors onto scr. pch.. countryside
kit, 3 twin-bed rms, Q full baths,
large paneled out-of-ground rec
rm.. bsmt. and garage, on tree
studded lot, dead-end St; walking
dist: to excel. schools. fast transp;
MASS. AVE. EXIT bedrms. and
den, or 8 bedrms., 3 full baths,
ctr. hall. lac. liv. I'm. w/fireplace
formal din. rm.. fam. size kit.
daylight rec. rm. w/fireplace, full
bsnit.. 2-car gar., Ice. lot w/trees
mr.. public and parochial schools
excel. shop. fast transp. Wonder.
full financing, tmmed. occupancy.
VIM. D. LUCAS OIL. 6-6S60 tn Z
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ARLINGTON. N.
BETHESDA
A Rare Find

AIR-CoNpITIONEp
Apartments like houses; 3 bedrms.,
ga baths, sep. din. and liv. rms,
rec. rm.. den and laundry rooms.
SWIMMING POOL TOO
LUXURY Living Presented By
MONOLITH OIL. 2-77s3
CAPITOL HILL - Small 2-bedrm.
with fireplace, patio. S135. .Wo.
c f5SfIs ffi;E J P II; e-e msS
D. c.; S97.60 mo. UN. 1-s0s4.
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COLLEGE PARK
The Perry Boswell Co.
REALTORS WA. 1880

COLLEGE PARK-Spaeious 6-6eds
Im,, 2-bath. det, home near Univ.
q Md;; small dna pymt. HnGa.
RAJ. CITY. 10. 7-7el4.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER, WaIldnS
dist. TO Md, o.; lge. hrk. home:
i sood d sSs 0i 6w fNsRal' a. e sssa
DISTRICT HTS, 1911 Gateway
blvd.-2 bedrms. bsmt.; parity
fin. upstairs; ali conven. Open.
Sl3.750. OWNER. CH. S,A202.
EAsTPNEs (Riyerdslel;. Sl95 dn,,
no settlement ehgs.-3.hedrm. Oct
Cape Cod. redec.; vac. NE. e.12i2s
E 1aSII. e; COD WIZ VA. 9 ss sa;
fenced yard. For Just $500 down
and assume loan with payments
less than rent; vacant, move In
S SisHi a:D Sst 7llaaSSS;. HnIES CO.
ENTEhPRIsE RDlcountZ,G bess
RATE DINING ROOM. full b1se~i
me- sasnt soS 2 bedrooms. . full bashss
THOMAS ?. HALEY. RsaitoY
Ap. 7-e3Q0 Ewes. OR. 4.se09
handy?
2.bedroom bungalow, on 0Qx100 lot:
oil h.w.h;, garsge, part basement.
Vacant; $3.50, no down payment.
to right party. RE. 6-6e64.
FELLOWS REALTY CO,
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ROCKVILLE AREA, country living.
t t1l , bsmt;S on " acre. sl4'Soo.
Suburban PROPERTIES MoT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-21

HYATTsvMLE. near P. O. pista,
.dr aasA s :Ss eusS@ uns.i sREs''Eis .sss
chen equipment and cabinets.
Basement romp room. Storm Wtns
dowS; fenced level lot. 2.car g..
rage, patio and barbecue pit. Ters
Iific value ct $4,000. only s4b0
down.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA - Attractive 3-bedrm.
brick Colonial with through side
hall. Liv, rm. w/iirepl., sep. din:
rm.. mod. kit, powder rm. and
beautiful paneled jalousied Flor
fenced yard. S22,a50. KORZEN-
DoRFER. REALToR. OIL. 4-S111
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CHEvERLY-6 rms, semi w/bsmt.,
$140. Wo. 6-34s5.
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CONLEY
$15,000-$2O,000
Home of the Day

T ssss i s i S.;s. ~. .n s:ns .v
assume Ice. OF loan and move
today: Sl0,600: and We take
trades.
JAs. c. GoN COMFY, 4 &C.: Realtors
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'ALERMO & CO.
SNOW BIRD SPECIAL,
UNIVERSITY Park

university FdTK
BRICK RAMBLER; new listing--S
bedrooms. fireplace, scr. porch.
ss Ssaon s sshsn nice St cory
days best buy at S19,500, FLA Or
conv. BY appt. only. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-21

De LUXE HuILDNo sITEs-Ad.
4 few lett; Weii-srTanss DC; custom tom
building. VIII build 3-bedrm brick
center-hsll rambler: 2 baths, sep.
din. .rnn., full bsmt., carport, scr.
porch and "woman's" kit. AL for
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NEW RAMBLER; 4 bedrms.. III
baths. separate din. rm., Vall.cven.
suIi surf range and fan nj n Httsshsn;
go: only 4 left with $3.50 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-01-21

BRICK CAPE COD bedrooms.
new-house cond.: ga baths, gear
Diet. garage, rec. rm.; lovely wood.
ed corner lot. Vacant S29. 600
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CALIFORNIA TYPE rambler. An
sendohP rl Via aS ire
place In Ice. lv. rm., separate din.
nm. and table-space kitchen: color
full fiber.glass awnings, beautiful
level lot with loot frontase.
Number Of trees and detached 50.
rage. Amazing!l Only S1&,o60
with $500 down.
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HOUSES FURN. TO REM

F0XHALL DUMBARTON ARIA
reservoir overlook: charming de
luxe turn. 4 bedrms.. den, 2 baths
Nv: DIN comb; piano. TV. gai
neat. bsmt. Ear.: eonv. shops,
srans.: $3.50. TE. 3.1b24. Pc. g.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

Richard Bales two pastiches
of music of the Civil War
period, the Confederacy and
the Union, are well known by
now. The forces involved in
their Watergate performances
last night were the traditional
ones, and 1t is only to be ex-
pected that the playing and
singing were unusually good by
summer concert standards.
Perhaps I ought to add that
it has become customary to
over-arrange old popular music
until its very existence Is
threatened. Mr.. Bales has not
done this. On the contrary, he
has managed to employ his
large apparatus in an idiomatic
and colorful way. and at the
same time to allow the old
tunes to sing for themselves.
Herewith a few random notes
from a reporters notebook:
The author of the maudlin,
"All Quiet Along the Potomac"
may have thought that he was
producing a work Of consumate
irony. Last night he was post
humouSly right; his master
piece was accompanied by two
four motor planes and one two
motor machine.
A few people stood during
the playing and singing of
Dixie, And when it was over
there were a number Of odd
screams whose producers ap-
parently labored under the de-
lusion that they were emitting
rebel yells.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

James Dunn and Mike O'Shea,
which lasted three seasons.
"Since then I've become
everybody's aunt" she said a
little sadly. Once in a while I
get a hankering to play a really
bad woman. Once a few years
ago I was really vicious-in a
Lone Ranger episode-but so
many people wrote in outraged
at what I was doing I guess it
was a mistake.
Sometimes it gets me down
a little to think I've lost my
own identity and my identity
as an actress. But other times
I get a lift when I realize that
I'm really doing quite we'll"
AS she spoke, a teen-ager
approached our table in the
studio commissary and shyly
asked, Aunt Bee, will you give
me your autograph"
She did - signing it Aunt
Bee"-but she added "(Frances
Bavier)
4
Sharp-eyed viewers Of next
seasons programs may harbor
some suspicious: Sheriff Andy
Taylor of THE Andy Griffith
Show" and Chris Logan, ro-
mantle interest of Robert
Young's new Window on Main
Street" live in the same house.
1t is all in the interests of
economy, however. The exterior
sets Of Mayberry, Griffith'S
town, and Millsville, Young's
town, are in the same section Of
Desilu's back lot. Both use some
of the same facilities-on diff
ferent days, of course.
Evening star., 1961-08-03

past 10 years she has become
TVS prototype of the lovable
mother and aunt. At the NOM
ent she is busy working on "The
Andy Griffith Show" one of
the few outstandingly success
full new series of last year.
Although she has been con-
stantly and profitably busy in
Hollywood's film and TV stu
dios for a decade. Miss Bavier
has never lost her inconsistencies
for her native New York and
the stage.
Its different out here and
it's lonely" she said frankly
I'm the theater, you make
friends and you spend time to-
gether when you aren't work.
ing. But here, no matter how
long you work together, when
work is over everyone says SC
long and disappears. You never
see them until you start work
again."
Il y
The sprawling character OF
the community and the neces-
sity for long hours of work ano
study are partly responsible
she comedies, but it still adds
up to a dull non-working life
for a woman who is alone ir
the world.
Miss Bavier was touring in
the Josephine Hull role oi
Arsenic and Old Lace" wher
she was asked to come to
Hollywood for a David Niver
movie. Other film parts fol-
lowed and she started in TV
with TITS a Great Life" with
Evening star., 1961-08-03
NEWS OF MUSIC
Concert Pays ribute
To Blue and Gray

And then there were those
who took Abraham Lincoln's
funeral march to be their exit
march.
Talking about marching,
Marching Through Georgia"
was greeted with a spate of
relatively decorous but forceful
applause.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
Zuckert to Talk
At Graduation

Eugene M. zuckert, Air Force
Secretary, will speak at II am.
tomorrow to the % officers
graduating from the Air Force
Advanced Management pro-
gram at George Washington
University.
University President Thomas
H. Carroll will present the GER
tificates at the ceremony, to
be held in the schools Lisner
Auditorium.
The program of study is
sponsored by the United States
Air Force Institute of Tech
nology and is offered in the
university's School of Govern
nent, Business and Interna-
tional Affairs.
Evening star., 1961-08-03
CRITICS VIEW
Miss Bovier Becomes
Everybody's Aunt
By CYNTHIA LOWRY
Associated Press Television Critic

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 3-"whenever feel lonely out here
lust 20 out shopping super-market" explained
Frances Baver Somebody will always look at smile and
say why hello. you're Aunt Bee
Miss Bavier tiny, genevoced and sweet-faced
former with background years the theate During
Evening star., 1961-08-03
BY DONALD MINTZ
Contributing Critic

National Gallery Orchestra, Cantata
ton, Richard Bales, conductor. Solo
. lists: Peggy Zabawa, soprano; julie
Zabawa, baritone: Jan Michael,
speaker. At the Watergate. Program:
The Confederacy. Bales; The Union,
Bales.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Teacher Runkino
Termed Low

RICHMOND. Mar. 80 (AP).-
The Virginia Education Associ-
alton said yesterday that more
than 10000 Virginia children
are being taught by school
teachers without college de-
grees.
It reported that only four out
Of five school teachers in the
State have degrees, ranking
Virginia third from the bottom
among Southern States.
For the current school term
1916 per cent of all Virginia
teachers hold at least a bach
elor's degree and 1877 per cent
hold a bachelor degree only.
The range among Virginia To-
calities was from 97.4 per cent
in Alexandria to 36.5 per cent
in Buchanan County.
Only two other Southern
States have a smaller percent
age Of teachers holding degrees,
the YEA survey said. They are
Tennessee, with 1889 per cent,
and Kentucky, with TOO per
cent.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
EisenhowerGets
Apology for Riot
From japanese

PALM SPRINGS, Calf, Mar.
80 (AP).-Former President
Dwight D. Eisenhower listened
thoughtfully while IS Japanese
students apologized for the
June riots that forced him to
cancel a trip to Japan last
year.
Then Mr.. Eisenhower, stand
ing on the lawn Of his vacation
home, told the group that he
hopes to visit their country in
the fall. He added:
Il consider this the last act
to the June riots-and, like all
good plays. it has q happy
ending"
The students are appearing
in Los Angeles in the play "The
Tiger" sponsored by the Moral
Re-Armament Group. Some OF
the students acknowledged
they had helped stage the riots.
But they said the effect had
been not only to divide Japan
from America but also to
damage the unity of the free
world.
The former President shook
hands all around before the
students began their 125-mile
auto trip back to Los Angeles.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Dr.. Re Sworn
As Claims Chief

DR.. Edward D. Re was sworn
in today as chairman of the
Foreign Claims Settlement
Commission in a ceremony at
the Supreme Court.
Justice Felix Frankfurter
administered the oath to DR..
Re. who has been a professor
Of law at st. Johns University
in New York and a member
Of the Board of Higher Educa-
ton of the City of New York.
Theodore Jaffe Of Rhode
Island was sworn in as a
member of the commission.
Evening star., 1961-03-30

fighting and negotiate after an
ultimatum would mean toe
much loss of prestige.
The exchange that followed
was sharp. But Mr.. Rusk or
the eve Of tine voting said he
still expected a tough resolu-
ton to emerge. Instead, Mr..
Couve de Murville prevailed.
The delegates afterward en-
phasized that, in agreeing or
the resolution, they had
achieved a precious unity. The
relief at unanimity was obvious
The alliance had been pre-
served. And there was general
hope that the Russians would
agree to a ceasefire in Laos.
Evening star., 1961-03-30
Rusk and Nehru Agree
About Laos Problem

their secret sessions, there was
still no response from Soviet
Premier Khrushchev on the
British peace plan calling for
"a a cease fire in Laos; (2)
revival of the India Canada
Poland control commission; (;
(3) convening Of an interna-
tional conference to ensure
Laotian neutrality.
Moscow newspapers reported
the SEATO declaration in such
mild terms today that Western
diplomats in the Soviet capital
felt it indicated the Kremlin is
disposed to seek a workable
solution to the Laotian war.
Red China and Communist
North Wet Nam denounced
the SEATO conference without
mentioning the declaration,
Peiping reiterated the old
charge that SEATO is IAN
aggressive military bloc
under the thumb of the United
States"
A Manila newspaper said
President Carlos P. Garcia of
the Philippines. one of the
SEATO countries, would con-
fer with his top advisers next
week on the Laotian situation.
The Daily Mirror said the
Council of Leaders, highest ad-
visory body in the Philippine
government, would discuss the
country's military and finan-
cial ability to take part actively
in any SEATO venture in Laos
and particularly "the necessity
of dispatching Filipino troops
in the event SEATO votes
armed intervention against the
Communist-supported rebels.
Britain's Foreign Secretary
Lord Home, on his return to
London turned the spotlight or
the Communist threat to South
Wet Nam. The SEATO min
isters in their declaration men,
toned it and said they were
determined not to acquiesce In
a Communist takeover, but II
was overshadowed by the
Laotian situation.
Lord Home told newsmen he
sees a very real danger" OF
the Communists taking over
South Wet Nam. He said there
had been about 1000 "polit-
ical aSsasSinations" there in
the past two years, "instigated
by infiltrators from outside the
country"
Lord Home said it was not
possible to decide exactly what
action might be taken If inter-
vention in Laos became in
evitable.
"SEATO. like NATO, is q
military alliance and the mill
tary committee is planning all
the time against any eventual
ity," he said.
But he emphasized that there
is no commitment yet for Brit
is troops or any other troops
tot intervene.