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Baked Fish Butter-Fred Potatoes
Spinach Carrot Salad
Lemon Sherbet Cookies
Baked Fish
to pounds fish fillets "a cup butter
Salt and pepper l cup sour cream
IA cup onion, minced Paprika
Arrange filets in shallow, wel-greased baking PAN
Season lightly with salt and and sprinkle with onion
Dot with butter and bake in 500degree about 10
to IL minutes, until fish flakes when tested with fork
Cover with sprinkle with paprika Return to
oven for to minutes long enough to "set"
-Four to six servings.
SATURDAY
Meat Loaf Parsley Potatoes
CaultfloWer Scdloped Tomatoes
Fruit JeIo
ScallOped Tomatoes
l No can solid pack / tablespoon brown sugar
tomatoes Salt
/ tablespoon diced onion Pepper
"a teaspoon powdered Bread crumbs
alspice Toast squares
Butter casserole and sprinkle with bread crumbs
Combine tomatoes onions brown and Spices
to taste with salt and pepper Pour into casserole and
cover top with 1nch Of butered toast Bake in
400degree until hot and bunby, about 20 minutes
Six servings
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Good GruW!

One test of a good cook is
the gravy she makes. Yours
can be more savory by adding
a spoonful of instant minced
onion, a generous dash of
Worcestershire sauce and a
touch of wine. Use red wine
in beef drippings and white
wine with poultry.
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De"S'ouS' Sou"''y-SVe Puuu"9.
SUNDAY
Baked Ham Scalloped Potatoes
Asparagus Lima Beans
Pear Pudding Coffee
Pear Pudding
6 Bose pears p teaspoon salt
"A cup shortening "a cup
"a cup brown sugar p teaspoon vanilla
egg, beaten squares sweet cooking
134 cups flour chocolate, shredded
l tablespoon baking powder
Core and slice pears buttered baking dish Cream
shortening and b at Blend dry ingredients
stir in alternately with water and flavorng beat until
smooth Pour sprinkle shredded chocolate
batter Bake at $50 degrees for hour Serve with
Makes eight servings.
MONDAY
christmas Dinner)
Roast Turkey Oyster Stutting Crazy
Canded Sweet Potatoes Whipped White Potatoes
Onions in Cream Green Beans Amandine
Relish Tray Cranberry Salad
Plum Pudding Hard Sauce Coffee
Cranberry Salad
l envelope unflavored cup finely shredded
gelatin cabbage
Ia cup cold water IA cup diced celery
! pound can cranberry y cup chopped walnutS
Soften gelatin in cold water let stand 2 minutes.
Dissolve hot water. Crush cranberry with fork
add gelatin. Fold cabbage celery and nuts When mix
ture begins to icken pour into oneshaped
lettuce and peel paper cups
cream cheese. Four to six servings.
TUESDAY
Country Steak Potato Cakes
Acorn Squash Broccoli
Ice Cream Radiant Rum Sauce
Radiant Rum Sauce
apricot pineapple Y cup Cor u cup orange
preserves juice and tablespoons
u cup chopped nuts flavoring)
raiSins both canded fruit mix
Stir preserves jam. Add nuts and candied
fruit mix; mix we'll Warm slightly and cake,
pudding or ice cream
Evening star., 1961-11-19

BY ASSURING FUNDS FOR COLLEGE.
BY figuring in advance what it will cost
to give your children a college educa-
ton, you can make sure through life
insurance - that college expenses can
be met
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HO1U
these on

BY GUARANTEEING A STEADY RETIREMENT
INCOME. A couple can get more pleasure
from their later years when their life
insurance provides steady income guar
anteed to last for both their lifetimes.
BY GUARANTEEING FAMILY PROTECTION.
Life insurance lets a man protect his
family right from the start. For life in
surance guarantees, at the stroke of
pen, a sum of money far greater than
most couples could save in many years.
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BY SAFEGUARDING YOUR HOME.

With life insurance, a man can safe
guard the home his family loves by own
ing a policy which takes care of any
unpaid mortgage.
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SPLENDID BUY. Here is an oppor-
tunity to own modern brick
rambler at budget price. Con-
venient to schools and shopping,
3 bedrooms, wall paneled fire
place, full basement, suitable for
recreation room or extra bedroom,
wooded rear lot, priced $4,000,
ia. 7-930O.
ARTINnTON PFATTy
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
(CONylNUED)

BETHESDA, Wildwood. Impressive
yfDV Hrf; sPltilevf adis IKE new .Chonls yhers
and shop, lovely den, powder
rm,. modern kit. 3 big bedrms.,
baths. inviting rec. rm,, garage.
swim. pool membership; must be
seen, only $40, 800. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY OF MD. INC. OIL. g.
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BETHESDA-If you are in the mar
ket for an outstanding S-room "A
bedrms.. 3 baths) call us immedi-
ately. A real buy at S2S,7 $50: l
year old: in immaculate condi-
tion; so planned there is COM
plete Groom. bath apt. right off
center hall: sep. din. rm., all
elec. kit. with breakfast area.
KoRZENDORFER REALTOR, OIL.
ASII1
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VERY CLOSE Lovely older
Colonial in excellent condition
three large bedrooms, large living
room with fireplace, huge separate
dining room, table space in kitch-
en-, plus den. full basement and
detached garage. Assume S15,700
loan, just reduced to Sl7,450.
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SOMERSET

UPPER NORTHWEST
1921 Colorado ave. n.W.-Large +
bedroom house with gas heat,
gar, lge. rear yd.: Sl55 mo.
THOMAS P. BROWN. INC, FEE.
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LANGLEY REALTY
IMNEDIATE POSSFSSION

AREA-Assume Az %
loan and $75.3s payments on q
spic and span rancher with 3
bedrms.. large liv. and din. area,
equip. kit. including auto. washer
and dryer. Fenced lot, 12x1S IT.
patio. Reduced to $12,500. for i'm
mediate sale.
VA APPROVED-No money down.
All brick Colonial with fireplace,
separate din. rm., 3 bedrms.,
screened porch off kit. full rec.
type bSmt. Walk to schools. bus
and shopping. Trades invited.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
INC. AP 7-7774
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HOUSES FOR SALE Sc.

CAPITOL HILL AREA, s17 No.
Carolina ave-, s.e.-Brownstone
house; Eng. basmt.; s rms: oil
h.-wh.; restore at leisure. PRESS
REALTY CORP, ST, 3-9316.
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HUGH T. PECK
LIST WITH US FOR RESULTS
SILVER SPRING GEM-3-bedrm.
brick; IN baths, rec. rm., full
bSmt., din. rm.: $3.50 dn. FLA or
no money dn. Gil. SS3 mo.
TRACER TAKES TRADES"
TRACER, REALTORS JU. $1,000
SILVER G-Modernized g.
bedrm., all-brk. Colonial; side
porch off liv. rm. Assume good fl
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE CO.,
JU. S-7T44 Open TIL Q
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HOUSES FOR SALE-vA.
(cONTlkUED)
BLESSED SACRAMENT = a.,

BLESSED SACRAMENT - 3-year.
young split-level home in excel
lent condition on lerge, level lot
which is fenced and Handicapped,
3 bedrms., beautifully finished rec
rm., large. modern kitchen, n
baths: carport. In a most con.
venient area TO schools, shopping
and d. C. A lot OF house and
convenience for S23, 900. TOWN
g. COUNTRY PROPERTIES, INC
TIE. 6-S0l5, q TOg.
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NORTH ARLINGTON

NORTH ARLINGTON
Below FHA: immaculate brick Cane
Cod In exclusive area featuring
foyer, entrp spacious liv. rm. with
fireplace. sep. din. rm. and inyit-
Ing, den with French doors to sun
deck; 2 lge. bedrms., . full baths,
nice fully equipped kitchen, 25-ft.
rec, room in full bsmt., rear scr.
porch. A beautiful home that
must be seen TO appreciate Is true
value. Price now S27,260. Call
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AMER. U.-SETTLE ESTATE! Fine
nome needing complete renovation
All brick with massive slate roof.
fireplace, over 2-car garage.
twin-size bedrms., . baths on 2nd :;
. nice rooms on 3rd: soft. rec.
rm. with fireplace; beautiful
corner lot, many trees: near
Spring Valley shopping. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l4l1;
ewes, OIL. 6-2442.
AMER. NEW HOME! You
asked for it! A brand-new ram
bier OF finest quality in this eX-
tremely popular area; 3 bedrooms.
3 baths, lovely recreation room
with fireplace and charm galore!
Materials and workmanship that
will mean lifetime of proud
ownership! Perfect location. con-
venient TO Woody'S, Lord & Taylor
and Spring Valley shopping.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, INC, DI. e
1411: evenings. OIL. 6-2442.
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA town
houses, l with. 10 rooms and 5
baths, has complete apt. with in
dependant entrance: conv. to
transp.: suitable for chancery.
Other with s rooms and ) baths:
newly remodeled: excel for large
family or embassy staff.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO, Realtors
FE. $1,000 EXCLUSIVE
BLVD. AREA-semi-
det. masonry; sep. din. rm., 3
bedrms. and bath; h.w. heat, re-
Gently dec: on dead-end street;
will FHA, $4,000. OIL. 6-4453;
ewes. Mr.. Griffin, OIL. 2-6133.
BURTON KELLEIGH, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

CHURCH for rent with apartment
EooVe. option TO purchase. 2406
Nicholas ave. Sc. ST. 3-3676.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
CHURCHES FOR RENT

MONT. COUNTY, or 3 bedrms. ;
unturniShed; prefer fenced yard:
about Feb. /. SP. $4,000.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL SILVER SPRING
neighborhood excel. cond.: suit
able national concern. insurance
CO., engineering corp, JU. 9-349O;
evess LO. $500.
CORNER OF Sth & G SITS. Sc
Store 60X65 or entire bldg. which
has 4 apartments on I'd floor.
Ideal for furniture, etc. CAN z.
ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor. RE.
7-11S1.
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J. c. CoNLEY, Realtors JU. 9-4134
KEMP MILL-4-BEDRM. split
level with 215 baths, FAMILY
RM., with firepl. and carport.
ALMOST NEW. TRADES AR
RANGED. CALL HE. 4-1700 TIL
; HUGH T. PECK
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. Snn Cn Er

~'oOO SVs 4.
Downtown. property with 4 houses;
suitable for apis. or n-profit or
ganization. Call MR.. Bradford,
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortaqage Bankers
Washington Bldg. DI. 7-S30O
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MOTEL

SALE OR TRADE
In fast growing suburb of Washing
ton, D. c.; approx. 9 years oldi
completely furnished, 1oO rooms.
94 baths, 55 kitchens, din, rm.
l2O-seat capacity. Parking area
for 140 cars. Automatic elevator,
When fully occupied the rental
potential should be 1894 900.
Priced to sell, excel. terms. Now
leased for $4,000 per year plus
averages. An excellent opportunity
for a conservative investor for in
come and enhancement Call Sol
Wolberg. Ewes, IA. a-17S6.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
T24 14th St NV MA 402lE
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INVESTMENT PROP SALE
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

COMMERCIAL SILVER SPRING
-cond. bldg; $3.50 50. It., best
neighborhood. excel, cond.; suit
able national concern, Insurance
CO., engineering corp. JU, 9-349O:
ewes, LO 5-4SO0
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HOMES

OAKTON-This property viii defi-
nitely increase. in value. II is q
brick Cape Cod with 8 bedrooms, :,
den, fireplace, dining room, base.
ment, on one-acre lot: $4,000.
Want to see it? Call JE. 2-2620.
JOSEPH W. SEAY COMPANY,
REALTORS, 113 West Broad
street, Falls Church, Virginia.
SOMETHING EXTRA FOR YOUR
DOLLAR! VALUE CONSCIOUS
BUYERS will find this exciting
new FIVE-BEDROoM, THREE
BATH BRICK, FOUR LEVEL.
SPLIT offers MANY MORE EX-
WALLS FULLY INSULATED: "a
IT. finished rec. room with fire.
place and wet bar. CENTRAL AIR
CONDITIONING, intercom system;
sliding glass window wall from
dining room to patio. Spacious
rms. throughout; MOTHERS
DREAM KITCHEN: fairly priced,
S34 $50 with SUPER FINANC-
ING for qualified purchaserl
DON'T LET THIS ONE GET
AWAY! PARKER, SMITH a. DON-
NELL, Realtors. IA. 1851. JA.
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BETTER HOMES

REALTORS
FHA-GI, $4,000; 5000 down, Sl25
pitt. per mo. buys this brk., full
bsmt, 3-bedrm.. central air-cond.
rambler; carport, level fenced lot,
dead-end street, close to bus and
schools; or assume lge. 4l2ee trust;
PLANTATION REALTY, JE. 4-7OOO
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INVEST QUIETLY in this 4-bed-
room. 2-bath home. Zoned for .
families. Yes, its older but large
thing. S16,95O. Must be sold this
week For appointment to see call
TINKLE PROPERTIES, ia. 5-1c07
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BURNT MILLS AREA - Fabulous
3 full baths, recrestion room,
brick split level with bedrooms,
equipped kitchen with bay win
dow and full sub-basement. FHA
$685. Immediate possession.
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Arr APTS. UNFURNISHED - VAlH0USEs UNFuRN, TO RENT
NoNTlNUEp)

Mr.. ID. C. LINE-Clean 2-bedrm.
brk. home. tiled bsmt,. fenced yd
BANNER SALES, AP. 7-4846.
Mr.. SEARS AND WIS. AVE-
bedrm. brk,. compl. redec.: full
6smt.;. excel. tTansp. OIL. :-7j5l
after z pm.
OXON HILL, MD, 5000 Ind St
3-bedrm. brick rambler. liv rm.
with fireplace, Ia baths. bsmt
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

PoTOMAC-IMMED. POSSESSION!
Central hall, 4-bedrm. $4,000.
G1UL1ANO Real Estate. OIL. 4-1100.
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HUOH I. FECh
It's Buy Time

HILLS - 2-bedroom
Cape Cod with 2 more roughed-i in
upstairs; extras include side porch,
fireplace and tree-shaded lot; nc
money down, GI or $3.50 down
FHA: includes settlement: costs
S14,75O,
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and noted for its formal
garden and interior wood
work. will be on the tour.
Brooke's Bank. built in 1881.
will be on tour. and the old
kitchen smokehouse will be
open to the public.
Blandfield, a Georgian
mansion built in about 1850,
and never before open to the
public, also will be open. This
house has been continually
occupied by members of the
same family since it was
built.
On Friday and Saturday,
box lunches will be available
at Blandfield. and Vauters
Episcopal Church may be
seen each day.
Complete tour information
is available at the Fredericks-
burg Chamber of Commerce.
Block tickets can be pur-
chased at the George Wash
ington Inn or at any of the
houses.
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they frightened by their
long border with Soviet Rus
STA.
Are you building bomb
shelters, asked a reporter.
NO" she replied firmly.
And is there much anxiety
over Berlin?
II haven't noticed it," she
said.
She indicated that. on the
contrary, the Firms we're very
optimistic and that the
country has been develop
ing by leaps and bounds and
has a higher standard of
living now than before World
War II.
Mrs. Kekkonen travels
with her husband on his
many trips throughout the
country and has accompa-
MED him on all his foreign
visits except the recent one
to Russia.
When not pressed with Of
fetal duties they try to get
away for a few days to their
country house some 81 kilo-
meters from Helsinki.
Sometimes, too, her hus-
band manages to take a
skiing vacation. He can
average something like IS
miles a day on skis - a
statistic which apparently
impressed President Kennedy
when they discussed this at
the luncheon.
But this is not unusual,
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says the Finnish First Lady.
"All Firms are born on
skis"
LIKE MRS. KENNEDY,
Mrs. Kekkonen is also a
great patron of the arts in
her own country. After the
press conference yesterday
she managed to squeeze in
an hour of sightseeing at the
National Gallery. accom-
panied by Mrs. Rusk.-
AS Mrs. Kekkonen'
interests run to the more
m o d n artists, she was
shown the gallery's impress
sive collection of impression
lists and post-impressionists.
ending up with a look at the
Picassos and Salvador Dali's
sacrament OF the Last Sup
per-"
From the museum Mrs.
Kekkonen hardly had a
chance to catch her breath as
she hurried to the Finnish
Embassy where she and the
President, along with the
Finnish Ambassador and
Mrs. Seppala, were hosts to
some 400 members of the
Finnish community here.
During the reception Pres
ident Kekkonen was pre-
sented a portrait of himself
carved in wood by Mr.. Rauko
Rissanen, a Finn living in
America. The portrait was a
gift from members of the
Embassy staff.
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and indicated some Of the
more recently acquired fur
nishings in the executive
mansion.
The Finnish First Lady is
just as avid a collector of an
tiques as Mrs. Kennedy, and
she has many interesting
Finnish pieces. Her most
priced possession, she said. is
a 18th century Finnish
grandfather clock.
THE VISITOR CONFESS
ED that this was her first
press conference. Very soft
spoken, at first she seemed a
bit overwhelmed by the bar
rage Of questions.
Il am a little anxious about
how many mistakes I make"
she said.
Mrs. Kekkonen is a talented
author with four books to her
credit, and she was asked if
she had any further books in
the works.
Il was nearly so when I
wrote my first book" she
said. so I am getting too
old to write more, l think"
And when someone asked
her age, she seemed quite
taken aback. but answered
softly, Il am 6I." Mrs. Sep
pala said laughingly to her,
That's America for you'll"
Commenting on the turbu-
lent international scene,
Mrs. Kekkonen said that
the Firms do not believe
there will be a war, nor are
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deputy. Clement Conger.
with Mrs. Conger; former
Ambassador to Finland John
NJ. Cabot, Acting Assistant
Secretary for European At
fairs and Mrs. william r.
Tyler. his acting deputy,
Mr.. william C. Burdett, jr.
and Mrs. Burdett; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bart Wells, Mr.. and
Mrs. Milton c. Rewinkel. Mr..
and Mrs. Keld Christensen,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grant Hilliker.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Cobb
and Mr.. and Mrs. Erkki
Kapy.
From the press we're Mr..
Endre Marion of the Assoei-
ated Press and Mr.. Edward
de Pury, United Press Inter-
national with their wives.
-
EARLIER IN THE DAY
the Kekkonens apparently
were having such a nice time
at the White House luncheon
given by the President and
Mrs. Kennedy that Mrs.
Kekkonen was a bit late for
her press conference sched-
uled at 3 O'Clock.
She told the group OF as
sembled reporters that the
thing she had most looked
forward to seeing in America
was the White House.
1T was even more beautiful
than I expected" she ex-
planned and she added in
Finnish to Mrs. Seppala, who
translated. Official houses
are usually so cold. but the
White House has such
warmth and is so charming"
She said that Mrs. Ken
nedy had shown her around
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Pilgrimage Scheduled
In Fredericksburq

Seven old homes and two
churches in the Fredericks-
burg area will be open during
the first Virginia Annual Au-
tumn Pilgrimage to be held
Friday, Saturday and Sun
day.
Forty-four houses in all
may be visited by the public
during the pilgrimage, which
will benefit nine Tidewater,
VA Episcopal churches.
The houses which will be
open in Fredericksburg are:
Brompton, the home OF DR..
Grellet C. Simpson, chancel-
lor of Mary Washington Col
lege; the Victorian town
house of DR.. and Mrs. Kurt
F. Leidecker, which is filled
with a collection of Oriental
art; and the ITO House, one
Of the most interesting small
houses in Virginia.
Smithsonia, built in 1884
on what is said to have been
the site of the first Presby-
terrain Church in the United
States, will also be on the
tour.
Luncheon will be served at
st. Georges Church in
Fredericksburg from noon
until 2:30 pm. Friday and
Saturday, and there will be
a special 1915 am. service
there on Sunday.
In nearby Essex County,
three houses will be shown.
Elmwood, built about ITO,
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CAPITAL CAROUSEL
Dinner Honors Firms

gathered in the John Quincy
Adams room. Among them
were Supreme Court Justice
Potter Stewart, the Secre-
tary of Labor and Mrs. Gold
berg, Undersecretary of the
Treasury and Mrs. Robert
Roosa, Senator and Mrs.
Everett Dirksen, Mrs. Mike
Mansfield. and Representa-
tives John S. Monagan and
William s. Moorhead and
their wives.
At 8 O'Clock the honor
guests arrived and formed a
receiving line with Secre-
tary and Mrs. Rusk in the
Thomas jefferson drawing
room adjacent to the dining
room. Mrs. Kekkonen was
wearing a long -sleeved, high
necked brocade dress and
Mrs. Rusk's gown was of
white satin. I
When the dining room
doors were thrown open
guests walked in two by two
to the large U-shaped table
beautifully decorated with
flowers in fall colors-yel-
lows, ruSts and oranges.
The dinner prepared by
Ridgewells caterers began
with lobster bisque, followed
by roast veal filet, French
peas with mushrooms, wild
rice and broiled tomatoes.
Next came a salad and
cheese course and then des-
sert, Fuerst Pueckler ice.
The Navy and Marine
bands alternated in provid-
ing background music, and
during dinner the Navy Sea
Chanters performed.
Among those in the Fin
nish party accompanying the
Kekkonens was one of their
twin sons and his wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Taneli Kekkonen.
He is a first secretary with
the Finnish delegation to the
United Nations.
Also there were the Fin
niSh Ambassador and Nine.
Seppala, Mr.. Johan Nykopp,
managing director, Central
Association of Finnish En-
ployers: Mr.. AXE Kihlman,
former board chairman, Fin
nish Paper Box Makers Asso-
citation: Mr.. Holger Nysten.
director. Finnish Paper Mills
Association; Mr.. Waldemar
Jensen. chairman, Chamber
of Commerce, Tampere.
MORE AMERICAN OFF,
GALS were the Presidents
Press Secretary and Mrs.
Pierre Salinger, Special As
sistant to the President and
Mrs. Arthur Schlesinger. jr.,
Chairman Of the Presidents
Council of Economic Advis-
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MRS. KENNEDY
TO SPEND
WEEK HERE
BY the Associated Press


Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy
is expected to spend the
week in Washington, her
press secretary has re-
ported.
She returned from Cape
Cod with the President by
jet yesterday morning to
greet President Urho Kek-
kenon of Finland and his
wife and to, officiate at a
White House luncheon in
their honor.
Unlike two previous visits
in the past two weeks when
she flew in for just "a
hours to participate in Of
fetal White House social
functions, Mrs. Kennedy
is expected to stay this
time at least until the
week end.
She has things to do in
Washington all this week."
Mrs. Kennedy's press Sec
rotary, Pamela Turnure,
told reporters. But Miss
Turnure would not disclose
Mrs. Kennedy's schedule
for the week.
The only announced fu-
ture activity for the First
Lady is presentation of a
presidential trophy at the
Washington International
Horse Show on October 81.
Mrs. Kennedy is expect
ed to return to HyanniS
Port, Mass, next week end.
The Kennedy's two chill
dren. Caroline and John,
jr., remain at Cape Cod
where they have been since
early summer. Except for
a few brief trips, and a
vacation stay with the
President at Newport, RI.
Mrs. Kennedy has been at
Cape Cod since June 80.
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arts - who no longer belong
Just toSyou but to all of man.
kind"
PRESIDENT KEKKONEN
smiled when Secretary Rusk
remarked that the Films must
be bored with hearing the
remark that Finland is an
honest country that always
pays its obligations.
But this reputation for in
tegrity is the reason why 19
private bankers petitioned to
have q part in the recent
International Bank loan to
Finland-the largest number
ever to ask to participate in
such a loan, said Mr.. Rusk.
Replying to the Secretary's
remarks, President Kekko-
men expressed his thanks for
the warm reception he had
found here and also empha-
sized the many cultural and
commercial interests the two
countries shared.
For Finland" he said, 1T
is vital to exploit every avail
able opportunity to expand
our exports to this country
as well as to all other mar
kets. We are a nation that
lives by foreign trade-about
a third of our national in
come is derived from exports.
Finland thus has an impor-
tant stake in the continued
freedom and expansion of in
ternational trade"
The ever greater interde-
pendence in all fields be-
tween the nations of the
world applies also to the
overriding issue of world
peace, he said.
Il feel that for a small ma
ton like Finland the con-
tribution I'VE can make to
this cause is to conduct our
affairs, as we have tried to
do, so as to maintain the con-
fidence and friendship Of all
nations.
I'VE live, as President
Kennedy recently said, in a
time Of peril, and 1 am aware
of the gravity of the unsolved
problems that exist. We in
Finland. and I am sure all
small nations, earnestly hope
that the great powers on
whom the solution of these
problems ultimately depends
will find a way to reach an
understanding. My convic-
ton that a genuine will to
ensure peace exists through
out the world gives me hope
for the future" he concluded.
BEFORE DINNER guests