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Evening star., 1961-11-02

HACKMAN. WILLIAM c. On Tues
day. October 81, 1851 at his home.
sos Philadelphia ave. Silver Spring,
Md. WILLIAM c. HICKMAN, hus-
band Of Lorraine M Haekman and
brother OF Mrs Theodore Cameron
and DR.. John Hackman. There also
arc two daughters Mr.. Hackman
rests at the Warner p Pumphrey
Funeral Home. S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Md. where prayers
will be said on Friday, November ,.
at am. parking facilities In
terment Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. .
HALLBACK, GEORGE n. Departed
this life on Tuesday, october 81
1861. at Mount Alto Hospital.
GEORGE N. HALLBACK Of "a Madi-
son st. ne, beloved father OF Mrs.
Marjorie A. Brown. He also is sur
vived by one niece. one nephew, one
cousin and other relatives and
friends. Notice OF funeral later.
Arrangements b. the Spsngler Fu-
neral Home, 5@4 sth st. ne.
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pitai, WILLIAM H. sfMMs OF 1858
Raum st, ne. devoted friend of
Lucille White, SteDsOn nf Mrs. Bertha
Barbour, Stepbrother of Mrs. Louise
Lewis and Clarence Lee He also is
survived by other relatives and
friends. The late Mr.. Simms may
be viewed at the Stewart Funeral
Home, 30 II ST. ne, after . pm.
Thursday, November ., where serv-
ices will be held Friday, November
2 at /" noon. Interment Lincoln
Memorial Cemetery.
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hUDNEKs, IDA Z. on Wednesday
Noyember, l. 1851, at her residence,
IDA L. RODGERS. beloved mother
OF Maude L. Rodgers OF the home
address and Willis M Rodgers Of
North Platte. Nebr. Also surviving
call at the Robert j Murphy Funeral
Home. 1924 Columbia pike. Ar
hngton. Va, until 10 pm. this
evening. Mrs. Rodgers will then be
transported to the Crosby -Kunold
and interment.
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y. F. SOn lin rim. Secy.
WALTER P. On
Tuesday. October 81. 1891 WAL
TER P. WARENDORFF of 1900
Thornwood rd., Kensington, Md.
beloved husband Of Helen P. Warren
dorff, father Of Mrs. Robert B.
He, also is survived by two grand
call at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A PUN
phrey. Bethesda, Md. after 7 pm.
Wednesday, November /. Services
at st. Columbo Episcopal Church,
42d and Albemarle sts. NV, on
Friday. November 3, at 1890 am.
1nterment Arlington National Gem
etery. In lieu Of flowers dona-
tions may be made to the Amer
ican Cancer Society.
wYvELL. MANTON M. On wednes-
day. November /, 1861, at Arlington
Hospital, MANToN M. WYVELL of
2902 18th rd. south, Arlington. Va,
beloved husband Of Thelma r.
WyVell father Of Mrs. Ernest c.
Hindes, son of Mrs Clara F. Wyvell,
brother Of Mrs. John Leland, DR..
Dorothy Wyven. Conrad B. Wyvell,
Mrs. Elmer Hogg,, Mrs, Janet E.
Gilbert and Donald D. Wyvell He
also Is survived by two grandsons.
Funeral Home, ,2901 14th st. NV,
noon (parking facilitiesl. Interment
don, Va. 3
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SORBER. JACOB. On Tuesday. oc-
tober 81, 1881, JACOB SORBOR Of
1923 Grubb rd., Silver Spring, Nd :,
husband Of the late Emma Sorbor,
Mrs. william 'Si W. Ssfn'e Hsin and SinSsa: Mis:
Anna NJ. Sorbor. There also are
Two grandchildren and two great
grandchildren Mr.. Sorbor rests at
Iheodore c. Auman Funeral Home,
243 Tenn ST., Reading, Pa, where
service will be held Saturday, No
Nember 4, at ] pm. Interment
Sinking Springs Cemetery.
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FLYNN. CHARLES L. On Monday,
October 30. 1861. at Veterans Hos
pitai MartinsburE. W. Va,
CHARLES L. FLYNN Of 53ll Que
ST Sc. beloved husband of the
late Lucille Flynn and father OF
Mrs Wendy Moore and Mrs. Shirley
Glascoe He also is survived by
five grandchildren. Friends may
call at the Lee Funeral Home. 4th
services will be held on Friday,
November 3. at 2 pm. Interment
Arlington National Cemetery. .
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On Tuesday, October 81, 1861, al
GEORGETOWN University Hospital,
REV CORNELIUS A. HERLIHY. s. J..
beloved brother Of Miss Mary Herlihy
and Sister Cornelia, 5. N. D
Of Moylan Academy. Moylan, Pa
Friends may call after 3 pm. Thurs
cay, November >, at Georgetown
University, 35th and o sts. NV
Office Of the dead will be recited
on Friday. November 3. at 1890
am, in Dahlgren Chapel. GeorRe-
town University, followed by requiem
mass at ] 4 am. Interment George-
town University CemeterY
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Announcements Of
Services by Chambers
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OEni November 'oN n 1851 JOHN 3 ySPne5qis T. GAR
NER Of 1907 23d st. NV. Notice
Jarvis
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GuREMITz. JOSEPH. On

GREEN. ELIZABETH. On Thursday.
N9yember 2. 1861, ELIZABETH
Of funeral later. Services by Fra
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yember l. 1851, in Bradenton. Fla
CARL F. MEYERS, beloved husband
OF Oinna Meyers. father Of Judy
Meyers. Mildred Sampson, Paul r
and Carl p Meyers, brother OF John
D. Meyers and Helen Gosorn. Friends
may call at the Takoma Funeral
Home. 254 Carroll st. NV, after
q pm. Friday. November 3. where
services will be held Saturday, No
Eember at , pm. Interment
Glenwood Cemetery. 4
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ENVY EDWARD. On Thurs
day; November 2, 1881, Envy Ed
WARD STATEN Of lI15 18th st.
NV, Apt. I04,. devoted father Of
ulysses s., David and John Staten
Staten and Mrs. Pauline Staten.
Also surviving are five grandchildren,
Tour Observation-Disclosures other rel
atives and many friends. After 3
pm. Friday. November 3, friends
are invited to call at the Mcclure
Funeral Home. 1920 9th ST. NV.
Funeral on Saturday, November 4
at the Church Of God and Saints OF
Christ. 4th st. and New York ave
nv. at l pm. Interment Bell
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GREEN. ELIZABETH. Departed this
life on Wednesday. November .
1891. ELIZABETH GREEN Of 1916
Sth st. NV. mother Of Mr. James
Green and Mrs. Mildred Edwards.
Notice Of funeral later.
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PULLIAM, FLEMMIE. On Sunday. oc-
tober 20, 1851, FLEMMIE PUILIAM
Or 24-A 47th ST.; Sc, beloved hus-
oand OF Marion Pulliam. He also is
1--WE brothers, three sisters, other
relatives and friends. The late Mr..
Pulliam may be viewed Al the
Stewart Funeral Home, 30 H st. ne,
November 2 Funeral and interment
RcxbOrc, N. c. .
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IHAkLEs EDWARD. OF n
Twinn oaks drive. Decatur. Ga
on october 30 1861, father Of
and Eileen Henry: brother OF Ear
j., Douglss G.. Kirby D.. Rudolph
Henry, Hazel FTawley, Virgins
Brown Louise Tidler. Mabel Golf.
man and Martina Erskine. Re.
mains at Chambers Funeral Home
5f7 11th 81. Sc. until Friday. No.
vember 3, at , pm. Services anc
interment Arlington National Gene.
terry az 2:3O pm.
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Buffalo, N. Y. (AP)--Henr

Buffalo, N. Y. (AP)-Henry
J. Simon, a recent Lafayette
High School graduate, is diff
ferent from most teenage
youths. He turns to the finan-
cial pages Of the daily news
paper before he reads the
sports section.
Simon studies the markets
closely, and has bought stock
with money he made as a Buff
falo Evening News carrier boy.
When his first stock, in a paper
and wood company split, he
bought more. AS soon as he had
doubled his money, he sold the
stock and bought a motor
scooter.
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THE CHRONICLE STAR
HE MOSS POINT ADVERTISER

Published every Tuesday and Fri
J day at Pascagoula and Moss Point
Mississippi, by the Advertiser Pub
fishing Company, Inc, Publication
office 2lo-2i2 Delmas Avenue, Pas
cagoula. Miss.
Entered at the post office, Pas
cagoula, Miss. April %. 1921, under
act of March 3, 1879. as second
! class mail matter.
Entered at the post office, MOSS
Point, Miss. october 3. 1900 under
I act of March 3. 1879, as second
class mail matter.
\ NOTICE TO POSTMASTER. SEND
I all address labels clipped from un-
deliverable copies with Form 1919
to p. o. Box SOL, Pascagoula, MISS.
Second class postage paid at PAS
cagoula, Miss. and at additlonaI
mailing offices.
Single copy 10 cents. Subscription
rates: in Jackson County, one year
$3.50; nine months $3.50; SIX
months S425; three months $500 =
outside Jackson County, one year
$3.50: nine months $3.50; six
months S5.25; three months S4oo
= servicemen S3.75 year.
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Todoys Best
Home Buys

FOa TIE DISCRIMINATING
- Price is only S22.500 on This
big 3 year old home. has l5' X
"a @arpsied living room with
separate dining room. Located
on pretiiest lot il Pas Point
area. Has double garage and
good terms can De arranged ior
immediate occupancy.
pTNEC3E5T - Attractive new
3 bedroom horne. Only $3.50
cash needed or Will make l002o
loan fcr qualified veteran.
WATERFRONT AImos
completed is this big brick We
neer home in Bayou Acres. Has
double garage, large family
room with exposed beams. two
big ceramic baths and plenty
Of other room for living in air
conditioned comfort. The price
is right and good Terms can be
arranged.
LOCATION PLUS - In Pas
-agoula's most desirable loca-
ION. This fine home has every
thing. Select your own colors
and brick. CnlY $500 will
handle.
FURNISHED AND AIR CON
DITIONED MODEL = Open
for inspection every day in
Pinecrest Park. Drive east on
ingalls, Ave. TO l4th Street and
fellow signs - Maximum FILA
and VA financing. Salesman
on duty or call SO 2-520l.
CORNER LOT -- 8 bedrooms.
l1z baths. large kitchen with
eating space and screened back
porch. Only $4,000 with $3.50
cash FHA or lO03o VA loan.
See TO appreciate.
MOSS POINT - 3 bedrooms &
carport on beautiful lot with 6
giant pecan trees and across
s1reet from school. Pay $3.50
down and lake up payments of
SIS monthly. no loan TO quail
fY for.
SUBURBAN - z house on ga
acres Of land. one 5 room mod
ern home and one CID house.
seaufiful trees. Wired for cleo
trio range. All this Ior on-x
600. Lei US show you and talk
terms.
DO III YOURSELF - This at
traclive home is 800 corplet-
eel on a 4 acre tract and can
De had tor only $4,000. Can
Get GI financing.
GAUTIER - Homesite by the
river. 212 acre tract loaded
with trees and has all utilities.
Can be purchased for only
S4400. Call today for more in
formation.
OWNER TRANSFERRED =
One or the incest homes in
Pinecrest and you can buy the
owners equity at sacrifice -
3 bedrooms. z baths. family
room,
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Smith & MilIetfe
Bargain Homes

|. LAKE AVENUE AREA -
Al outstanding 3-bedroom
home with dsn ana large runap-
as room on spacious wooded
LOT Il block from school. Feat
ures extra large living room
with brick fireplace. central
heat. air conditioning. many
othsr extras. Finance FILA or
Purchase equity.
2. ATTRACTIVE. EXTR A
NICE 3-bedroorn ceramic
bath and half home; centrally
heated and air conditioned.
with separate laundry area.
purchase equity or refinance
VA or FILA.
8. LARGE HOME OR INVEST
MENT YOUR CHOICE -
Modern duplex 2-bedrooms
bath & kitchen each side.
Newly redecoraied inside and
out. hardwood floors refinish-
ed. and on high lot 100 X 500.
See to appreciate. FHA avail
able.
4. ECONOMY BUY IN EAST
MOSS POINT - 3-bedrooms.
carport and utility room on LOT
vs. X $50. storm fenced. Pur-
chase low. low equity month
lY payments only $500. See al
l7l7 Colleen Street.
Due 10 our fast efficient Sales
service we find ourselves just
about sold out Of houses. We
need more homes. lots or land
for eager buyers. SEE US TO
SELL.
WE NEED MORE LISTINcS!
The Chronicle star the Moss Point advertiser., 1961-09-22

WIGGINs BAYOU ACRES: Waterfront
with direct access to the Gulf de
signed with you in mind This 1900
square foot Gold Medallion home con
tains large bedrooms 2 excellent
baths with vanity tables. Living room
dining room combination, kitchen with
bUilt-ins, family room with butternut
paneline; three sets $40" glass sliding
doors leading to 0 SIC" porch that
patio 81 the bayou This brick veneer
home is still urder construction & the
price can be adjusted as per changes
requested by buyer. Conventional loan
Of s21 900 90 for twenty five years.
Pasco Realty Co 50 q 1916: John
Frazier CIR 5-1491; Dick Sutherland so
25687. 16 q be 9-8
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PAsCAGoULA CHRoNcLEsTAR and MOSS POINT ADVERTISER
6 HOUSES FOR SALE Is

OCEAN SPRINGS WATERFRONT: Live
in Jackson Codntys best residential
section. Davidson HlIls; Cherokee Glen.
Deep water. private boat slip, with
dock. Ultra modern, years old. 4
bedrooms, 3 baths, living room, dining
room, family room double carport.
Wail-to-wall carpet, fireplace. built in
range and oven. DlshWasher, water
cooler, inter-com system. $50 500. Terms
Cali TR 5-4351 after eco p m. Shown
by appointment only. 40 6tp 80
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Is HOUSES ron SALE

WANTED: Real Estate Listings. We
need new houses to sell, lots. com
nrtciai property long Germ leases lor
builders. owners Property management
service offered HARDY u JACOBSON
A-.s1faAce, l50 5. PascaBoula. .oz-
555i. l6 st DC 919
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u. s. SMITH VISION-Attention
Veterans Why rent? Purchase new
exceleluy designed 3 bedroom, car
port house tor only $40 $50. 1900 fl
Aancing which means no down pay
Inent no Closing cost and monthly
payments only S39 ~ tplls taxes AID
Insurance.. Maximum fHA nnaAcIAg
ayauaDlc Cali so z.946. So l-z4l7
or 50 z zo6oI. Pasco ke@4t5
Is II Dc tit
LONGEELLOW ACRES. Air condition
ed; 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, den. SO 2
1882 10 4lp Ga
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RATES

Eight cents word for each OF the
first two consecutive insertions. SIX
cents a word for each consecutive In
sertion following. Minimum 10 words.
Classified display rate: $500 an men
for each of first two consecutive inser-
tions; 81 so an inch for each consecu-
tive insertion following. Minimum Two
inches.
Any change in copy and any preah
IN consecutive issues will constitute
new ad and will take the first inser-
tiOn rate.
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az BOATS ACCESSORIES ~

FOR SALE: lift. speed hull. 1858 So
mp Johnsol, Barrentine Trailer. Com
pletely rigged ITO Hyland Drive, 50
1-bzOJ 27 tt din 922
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EDUCATION
INSTRUCTION
HIGH SCHOOL

''Sorry. Can't Use You!"
We're Hiring High School Graduates
TIRED Of hearing thats Here's youg
opportunity to eliminate this handicap
forever by finishing High Schooi
through home study with the 6t year
old famous American School. 6.516
graduates in 1860 alone. $500 monthly
includes new books and complete in
structions FOR FREE BOOKLET. Write
AMERICAN SCHOOL, p. o. Box 965
RrF OXE MISS :" ~ hc 7-"s
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FRIENDLY
SALES CORP.
US. 80 East At City Limits
Phone SO 2-I424
Pascaeoula. Mississippi

SEE THEM NOW!
Factory fresh 1852 Detroiter
Span-o- -wides. Detroiters. Gus
tom De Luxe & Premier front
dining rooms.
To- WIDE 80 NEW
55' 6 bedroom Detroiter Span
divide w/washer .r- S6990.o0
IS Deiroiter w/wasner
................................... S59o0.00
So Detroiter w/washer
....................................... 4sso.oO
45' De1roiter w/washer
.................................... SA59S.00
SIS Frontier; front dining room
w/washer in bathroom
............ ....................... $5190.o0
55' Froniicr; front dining room
w/boY & girl bedroom arrange
ment .................... S5590.00
To- WIDE USED
1851 S. Skyline 2 bedroom
w/washer ............ s4990.00
1859 55' Saratoga 8 bedroom.
10 baths .....-.- S459o,o0
1853 rs Magnolia. 2 bedroom,
air-conditioned .... S49s0.o0
1853 IS z bedroom Wolverine
w/washer .............. $32S0.00
g. WIDE USED
1855 So La Sale l bedroom
Observation-Disclosures. S2loo.oo
1857 35' Magnolia. / bedroom
.................................... sls9o.00
1853 25' Place. 2 bedroor
........................... S2490.o0
1882 40 Continental. 2 bedroom
Observation-Disclosures. S2l90.o0
1850 so Glider. / bedroom
w/hath .........,...... S695.00
lGA FRI TT BIC els
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PERSONALS

Dc, YOU HAVE AN ALCOdOhlC
PROBLEM? If so, contact Alcohoilos
Anonymous, who want 10 help you'
Phone SO 2-356O any time.
2 If oh 6-l
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3 WANTED TO BUY

WILL BUY LOTS Suitable for FLA
houses PascagouIa Or Moss Point area.
Joe Maroury. so 2-707l.
% I'll DC 4-z6
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HOUSES FOR RENT

. BEDROOM FURNISHED HOUSE In
Ciantier. Contact r. N. Dickerson SO
) 7ta8 IA If bc 9A9
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WANTED: Experienced beautician.
Prefer one with following. Beautyland,
SO 2-6928. 9 2tp 9-I9
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8 HOUSES FOR SALE
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26-B MACHINERY 26-E
27 BOATS ACCESSORIES 27

FOR SALE: 26 TT. crab or shrimp boat,
complete with trawl. boards g. lines.
go HIP Willis Marine Engine. Write
p. o. Box 491, Pascagoula, Miss. or
call so 2-7044. ~ 2tp 9-22
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rrNrtJRNJsHFsD / BEDROOM, BATH
living. kitchen porches' - hreoie
S37 90 mo. CIR S677. "a 2tp 9-l
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Is APARTMENTS = RENT la

l BEDROOM APARTMENT. Apply 372
Front ST. Is 4 hc sls
Evening star., 1961-11-23
u. S. Stond Unaffected
BY Cubon's S Charges

Ambassador Virgilio Diaz Ordo-
nez. and he strongly supported
the United States.
Cuba had requested the meet
ing in order to denounce United
States armed Intervention" in
the Dominican Republic
aimed at preventing the people
from throwing out TrujilliSmo
and reaching true independ-
ence."
U. S. Cites Approval
After the hour-long debate,
United States officials said
other Latin-American govern
ments silently applauded'
North American actibn in sta
tioning a flotilla and 1900
man Marine landing force off
the Dominican coast to fore
stall a military take-over by
relatives of the late dictator
Evening star., 1961-11-23
Six Experts
Form u. S.
Bridge Team
By ALFRED SHEINWOLD
Star Bridge Columnist

SNoA DAlhhN NOAAhihAob
HOUSTON, Tex, Nov. %
Six leading bridge experts were
picked yesterday aftel five days
of gruelling competition to
form the new American team
for world championship play.
Members are Eric R. Murray,
Toronto; Charles Coon, Bos-
ton; Mervin Key and G. Rob-
ert Nail. both of Houston; Lew
Mathe, Los Angeles. and Ron
Won Der Porten. Oakland, Calf.
They will play against Italy.
England and a South Ameri-
can team in a four-cornered
match in New York February
1913.
Two players from the Wash
ington area took part in the
32-player tournament just con-
cluded. Paul Kibler of 2730 Ord
way street NV. took 18th
place and Andrew Gabrilovitch
of 1140 Loxford terrace, Silver
Spring. was in l4th place.
Each contestant in the tour
nament qualified to play for a
place on the national team by
winning or placing second in
one of the chief national cham
pionShips of the last year.
Only Mr.. Mathe Of the six
chosen has previously repre-
sented America in world cham
pionShip play. Mr.. Murray
played on the Canadian team
in 1860 at the Olympiad in
Turin. The new team will rep
resent North America and may,
therefore. include the Cana
dian expert.
Mrs. Murray and Mr.. Coon
won first place in the tourna-
ment here.
They scored 96 points in the
Is rounds of DlaV
Evening star., 1961-11-23

Generalissimo Rafael Trujillo
Molina.
These officials admitted that
Latin Americans have a ,.'neu-
rotic phobia" about United
States intervention in domestic
affairs of OAS members. They
said the present Latin support
was only directed toward
United States show of force -
not its use.
Raps Cuban Hypocrisy
In the debate in the OAS
yesterday the Cuban delegate
played heavily on the Latin sem
sitivity about intervention. The
United States representative
counter-attacked with charges
Of Cuban intervention around
the Caribbean and a reasoned
defense of present United
States policy
Ambassador Morrison denied
that either the territorial wa
ters or the air space of the
Dominican Republic had been
violated. He called the Cuban
charges "a new low of irrele-
vance. hypocrisy. and SANDER
which we should all contem-
plate very carefully"
After noting the irregularity
of Cuba'S calling an OAS coun-
Gil meeting to present the case
of a government fully repre-
Sented in the council, he said
the Cuban note constitutes a
flagrant attempt to intervene
in the courageous efforts of the
Dominican people to achieve a
new and democratic life for
their country"
Ambassador Morrison also
noted that the United States
had acted to prevent political
disintegration" and with "the
full knowledge of the con-
stituted authorities" of the Do
minican Republic.
In replying to charges of in
tervention, the Cuban admit
ted that IL separate expedi-
tions to invade Caribbean coun-
tries had been prepared on Gu
ban soil since Castro took pow
er. But he claimed that all the
participants either were being
held for trial or were in jail.
Ambassador Lechuga was re-
plying to charges of Dominican
Ambassador DiaZ Ordonez that
the Castro government had
saturated Pan-American history
of 1859 with a whole series of
interventionS."
The Dominican Ambassador
said the Cuban delegate had
now tried Ito elbow his way"
Evening star., 1961-11-23
BY GEORGE SHERMAN
Star Staff Writer

United States officias indi-
Gated today that Cuban charges
of armed intervention" in the
Dominican Republic have fall
en- on deaf ears.
They said Cuban propaganda
attacks on the United States in
both the United Nations and
the Organization of American
States would not inhibit strong
North American support for
Dominican President Balaguer's
program of "democratization."
Yesterday in the Council of
the Organization of American
States here. United States Am
baSSador de LeSSeps Morrison
and Cuban Ambassador Carlos
Lechuga crossed swords in ver-
bal battle. The only other dele
gate to speak was Dominican
Evening star., 1961-11-23

United States intervention into
the affairs of the Dominican
Republic, and if there had. the
Dominican people would be the
first to protest.
The council adjourned with
out taking any action.
Evening star., 1961-11-23

into a debate in order ito per-
tdrb and disorientate the dra-
matte search of the Dominican
government and opposition for
formulas to give Pace and lib
erty back to the people"
He said there had been no
Evening star., 1961-11-23
Falls Church, Va.

Arlington Blvd. rte. 5ol, Va Mile
West Of Seven Corners, serving
The Falls chvreh-Arlinsiou Arsa.
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CornmeuI Pancakes
Mrs. L. E. D., Fdirway Hills

Mrs. L. E. D., Fdirwdy Hills
Here is a recipe for corn
meal buttermilk pancakes
which are awfully good. Use
IL cups Sifted underground
cornmeal, 3 tablespoons
white flour, l teaspoon salt,
/ teaspoon sugar, 2 table
spoons melted butter, 2 cups
Tor ! pint buttermilk, l egg,
l full teaspoon soda.
Sift together cornmeal,
flour, salt and sugar. Stir
baking soda into buttermilk
until it foams. Beat egg yolk.
Add melted putter to butter
milk. Combine all ingredients
and fold in beaten egg white.
Let stand for 10 minutes.
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Black Marks

To Mrs. W. C. S., Arlington
J. NJ. S., SilUer Spring
In answer to your query
about what to do to prevent
aluminium furniture from
making black marks on your
linoleum floors. I solved this
problem by waxing the bot
toms Of the tubes with paste
wax. This should be reapplied
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Here's How

keodeFs' CIeoFins House IS con-
Quoted ENTIRELY THROUGH THE
MAIL as a public service sxehonse
Of ideos between areo readers. The
Stor connot accept phone coils per-
toinins to this column. All letters
must bear the writer's full nome and
address. No advertising is printed.
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gardens as I am an amateur
poet myself.
However, after reading the
poem, I felt that it was very
familiar and so I began to
search my poetry books and
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magazines. and sure enough,
there it was. In the June,
1859 edition Of Ideals, Scenic
Issue, published by Ideal
Publishing Co., in Milwaukee,
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The Poem Sounded Familiar
Mrs. L. N. D.. Alexandria

Editors note: On October % we published
poem which we understood was an original The
following letter was subsequently submitted to U.S.
1 read your column every evening, and enjoy
it and the hints 1 find in it. Tonight 1 was
especially interested when I read the poem about