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Evening star., 1961-05-05
13 Survivors Still Like Sea;
Sinking Is Ruled Accidental

TAMPA, Fla, May 5 (AP).-
"Sure I'd do it again." said one
young crewman yesterday after
surviving the sinking of the
Albatross. a sea-going school,
room for wealthy teen-agers
which went down in the Gulf
of Mexico with a loss of six
lives.
Charles Sahler, 10, of Pitts
ford, N. Y, summed up the
feeling for most of the 13 sur
vivors from the Inflated cruise
which started last September.
The 117-foot student cruise
ship capsized and sank during
a squall west of Key West on
Tuesday.
"She went down like a rock"
said the skipper of the square,
- rigged brigantine, DR.. Christie
pher B. Sheldon.
Wife Among Missing
DR.. Sheldon and his wife op-
Grated the ship as a floating
classroom for youngsters of
prominent families. His wife
was one of those lost.
Coast Guard Comdr. w. T.
Corfield, officer in charge Of
marine inspection and captain
of the port, ruled the sinking
accidental.
He said the skipper was
blameless for what he termed
"a freak accident.
Water poured in through the
hatchas and there was very lit
tie chance for those below deck
. to get out" DR.. Sheldon said.
He told of the sinking while
sitting in a cabin aboard the
Gran Rio. a freighter which
picked up survivors and brought
them to Tampa yesterday.
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Base-Pay Bill
Becomes Law

President Kennedy predicted
greater gains in the years to
come" as he signed into law
today a bill gradually increas-
ing the minimum wage to $1.25
an hour and extending its COW
erage.
With several Senators, Con-
gresSmen and labor union lead
erS looking on, the President
said it gave him great salts
faction" to sign the measure
for which he had fought as a
Senator.
But he emphasized that while
the legislation made law today
is IAN important step forward"
it docs not finish the job"
He said he thinks I'VE can
move from this improvement
to make greater gains in the
years to come"
First Step Since '3S
Mr.. Kennedy noted that this
was the first time since the
first minimum wage law was
passed in 1888 under President
Franklin D. Roosevelt that I'VE
have been able to extend its
coverage."
The President said ne does
not think any American be-
lieves any man or woman
should have to work in inter-
state commerce for less than
SIPS an hour which is $50 a
week. That is a very minimum
wage" he remarked.
Mr.. Kennedy commended
members of the Senate and
House who had taken the lead
in pushing the measure. He
also praised union leaders, say
ing that practically all union
members make more than SIPS
an hour but they have been
concerned with the plight of
unorganized workers making
less.
The bill raises the $1-an-hour
minimum wage to $l.25 by 1868
and brings under the Wages
and Hours Act an additional
1852 million workers, most of
them in retail stores. The new
law takes effect in 100 days.
The wage floor goes to $1.15
on the effective date of the new
law. This will mean a wage
increase for an estimated 1.9
million of the 23.9 million
workers now under the act.
Two years later the $1.25
Evening star., 1961-05-05

u. s. COnferS With Friends
Mr.. Raymont phrased his
question automatically. He
made reference to the pere-
Evening star., 1961-05-05
LOST

BROOCH, diamond and platinum, with
diamond teardrop, April 16, vic. May
flower Hotel and Constitution Hall:
reward. EN-. 1898, after pm.
CAT, large, black and white, Spayed
fsmslsi rsnsEG vic e. 35th 5osG sRd SITS. n.W.'
DOG. male. police, 8 mos; Joe;
reward. ia. 9-0O55.
DOG, Boston terrier. black and white;
expectant mother. needs medical at
tention: last seen Tues. afternoon,
Fairtax-Herndon area; generous re-
ward. AP. 7-0270.
DOG, boxer. male, 10 mos. old, It.
brown, with mingled black: uncligped
after 8 pm. LA. $1,000.
DOG, brown dachshund; answers to
Hts, Nd: reward. Call WA. 7-S606
DOG. Irish setter male, green collar;
in ne. area IL 3-3400.
GLASSES. lady's. in leather case; vic
Of Spring and Colesville I'd. parking
lot, in Silver Spring. JU. 5-3841.
PARAKEEI; yellow green answers to
silver spring. JU. s-4i97. ''' ave.
PARAKEET, white, blue breast; an
coin I'd. ne; reward. DE. 2-0032.
PLATINUM RING, ladys. emerald
shape diamond: . baguettes; on D. C.
Transit bus SO. l1th and G SITS.
NV. or Alaska ave. NV. on May
l, 1861; reward. Box 167-X, star
VALUABLE DOG. miniature schnauzer
male, 8 yrs. old: could have been
found on Bryan Point rd.. Accokeek
Md; big reward for return or infor
Blu. 3-2776.
WRIST WATCH. gold, lost Sat, vic. OF
Maryland ave. ne. reward. Ii
1922.
WRIST WATCH, lady's. Hamilton, en-
graved; vic. 10th st. NV. or Langley
Park; reward. HE. 4-9547. eve.
TICKETS for N. Y play "Camelot '
for May q: seats and 8. Row T: re-
ward. Call NO. 1851. MR.. HAMLIN
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Hussein Weddinq
Set This Month

AMMAN, Jordan, May 5
(AP) king Hussein said last
night he hopes to marry his
British fiancee, Toni Avril
Gardiner, at the end of May.
Hussein held a news confer
ence with the 20-year-old girl
sitting beside him.
'Muna and I are very
happy" the 25-year-old King
said. (She chose the name
Muna or Mona after being con-
verted to the Moslem faithD
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Image" of Z. S. Varies

Another reporter, undiverted
by announcements, inquired
what was being done to cor
rect the post-invasion image
of America as clumsy" in
ept," "fumbling" and bum
bling" in the eyes of the world.
Mr.. Rusk answered calmly
that there was great variety in
the image abroad and a variety
of reaction. He said there had
been a crystallization of anxiety
and concern about the hemi-
spheric penetration by the
Sino-Soviet bloc. which he pre-
sumably thought was useful, "
although he didn't say so.
Evening star., 1961-05-05
Arlington Youth Lost

John Goodlett, 18, Of Arling-
ton, Va, was the only person
on deck to die when the vessel
capsized. The others were
trapped below deck.
John was trying to get a
lifeboat free" said Philip LIE
Boutillier, II, of Perkysburg,
Ohio, son of a Deputy Assistant
Secretary of Defense in the Eli
senhower administration. I'VE
believe he was pulled under by
the sail"
In addition to young Goodlett
and Mrs. Sheldon, the sinking
claimed the lives of Robert
Wetherill ", II. of Media, Pa.
a member of a prominent Phil
adelphia family; Chris Coris-
tine, 18, of Montreal, Canada
Rick Marsellus. l6. of Newport
Beach, Calf, and George Ptact.
mix. 80, cook on the cruise anC
a former college teacher from
San Diego, Calf.
William Bunting of Cam
bridge, Mass, 16-year-old sor
of the president Of Radcliffe
Collegs, was the only survivor
injured. He suffered cash anc
a bump on the head when HI
crashed through a door to ge
topside on the stricken ship.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

1862 million would get a raise
at the 81 minimum. When it
reaches SIPS, about 1.33 million
should receive higher pay.
For these workers also would
be no overtime pay in the first
two years. Starting in the
third year, they would be en-
titled to premium pay after "A
Evening star., 1961-05-05
BY MARY McGRORY
Star staff Writer

Secretary of State Dean
RuSk, the first of those directly
involved to hold a public press
conference since the Cuban
disaster, might have hoped
there would be no questions
on that subject when he met
with reporters yesterday.
At the outset, he seemed to
be forestalling questions not
only on Cuba but on any sub
iect on this troubled earth. He
held forth with announcements
for a record IA minutes, raising
the New Frontier cooling-off
technique to something like
filibuster proportions.
He opened with a house.
keeping question. Would the
correspondents like to transfer
the conferences from the New
State back to the Old State
Department auditorium. The
reporters, who had come to
raise their hands to ask ques-
tionS. raised them instead to
effect the return.
The Secretary then got down
to business.
A Full Agenda
Our foreign policy agenda
continues to be somewhat full, D."
he said in a masterpiece of
understatement worthy of a
luncheon club secretary.
The Secretary then proffered
social notes and travel notes
from all over. He called atten-
ton to the fact that President
Bourguiba of TuniSia is here
He said he had just come back
from a CENTO meeting, will
go to the NATO meeting anc
may drop in on the 14-natior
conference on Laos in Geneva
He announced that Senator
Sparkman will go to the Inter.
national Community Develop.
ment at Seoul on May 6.
His key word was useful.
He applied it lavishly through
out.
When the first question
came, it did not relate directly
to Cuba, although the ques-
toner certainly did, for it was
Henry Raymont, the UPI cor
respondent who was jailed ir
Havana after the Inflated
invasion.
u. s. COnferS With Friends
l Mr.. Raymont phrased hi!
question automatically. HI
made reference to the pere.
Evening star., 1961-05-05

hours, in the fourth year after
AZ hours, and in the fifth year
and thereafter after 40 hoars.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
cHARDoN HILL

3-bedIoon brick. CttGched GO
rage, basement. extras. see TO
appreciate. owner must sell. no
reasonable offer refused.
1924 East 230th St. Nv. 6-027l
After 5 p. II.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

IS Left For lmmediote
Occupancy
AUi-4O Cos Water Heater
" Extro Large 20'x25' Double
Attached Garage
Beach Facilities
BUlLT-lN RANGES (OptionoI
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
BUNGALOW
OPEN HOUSE
BY OWNER

SATURDAY, Sunday, / 80 TO 8 p. m.
29o49 Fuller ave, Wicklitfe.
VIII 3-1399
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

This is without q question the
finest example Of q well kept
home that we have ever listed.
Situated on q 50x200 foot lot. is
completely fenced in. hos Ia
cor garage. Fibergluss awnings.
finished recreation room, and al
most new Competing. Reduced
drosticolly from S2l.50o to
Sl9,90O. Owners must vocute.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
MdYiield Ranch

A Ia year old home. beou,i-
fully londscuped and decorated.
Has q 2-cur ottocned garage.
living room and dining room.
large kitchen with built-ins and
Getting spare and 3 bedrooms
plus q full divided basement.
Mid S20's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

$500 DOWN; 3-bedroom ranch. 2
year; gas heat. 50Xl35 lot; close
70 schools, shopping and trans
portation. Holden Realty, Inc,
NNH d-11nA
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

EXECUTIVE type ranches in
newer section of Willoughby near
West End Hospital; each situated
on a 100 #. x 200 ft. lot; one
$4,000. the other $34 800. Yakkel
Realty, VIII. 4-5440.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Euclid Colonel

A 3 bedroom brick home com
plete with q 2l2-cur garage. util-
ity room. living room. kitchen
and large dinette. Priced to sell
at $1,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
Sacrifice! Sl7.Soo
POSSIBLE ssa4 DOWN

Wicklitte ronch with 3 bedrooms
Gnd Gttuched garage. Westinq-
house, Friqiduire Gnd CCloric
built-ins. Walking distonce 10
shopping center and school.
This sdme home selling new.
with much londscuping. for
Sl7.6o0. Ours is well ldnd-
scoped, has pGtio ond includes
quolitY Competing ond drdpes.
VIII show anytime. Transferred.
Must sell quickly.
1927 ELDON DR.. VIII. 4-3Sss
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

3-BEDROOM ranch, Sl2 200; carpet
ing, fireplace, storms and screens.
garage, gas heat. Holden Realty,
Inc, VIII. 4-ll00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

lWuLOWICK dream ranch; perfect
in every respect: bedrooms, din
ing room plus kitchen-dinette,
basement, double garage, fenced
in yard, immediate occupancy,
S2l 800. Yakkel Realty, VIII. 4-544O.
SPLIT level; 3 bedrooms, 1l2 baths,
paneled recreation room in base
ment, carpeted throughout, built
in oven and range; just listed,
SO 500, Yakkel Realty. VIII. 4-544O.
SO 800; FULL basement; no down
Gil; ranch type; attached garage;
beach privileges. Holden Realty,
Inc, VIII. 4-1100.
WNLOWICK; S1l 500; 2-car garage
(real buy) a steal: 3 bedrooms;
beach privileges and no down pay
ment if you are a GI. Holden
Realty, Inc, VIII. 4-llOO.
3-BEDROOM ranch, Sl2 800; carpet
ing, fireplace, storms and screens.
garage, gas heat. Holden Realty
Inc, VIII. 4-ll00.
INCOME property; Willoughby; 8
apartments, s24,5OO; s298 per
month income; unusually good
investment. Holden Realty. Inc,
VIII. 4-l10O.
ESTATE, 2la acres: fireplaces,
$39, 800; huge country gentlemen's
estate; S bedrooms, 3 full baths, 2,
y baths. Wood-burning fire
places, ETC., etc. Holden Realty,
Inc. VIII. 4-110O.
2 FAMILY, $50 500; very large 3
family; full basement. 2-car ga
rage, beach privileges. lgood buy.
A.
AIR conditioned ranch, gorgeous
home. has 8 master bedrooms,
homemaker's dream kitchen with
built-ins galore. ther,nopane win
dows throughout; 2ia-car garage;
beautifully landscaped grounds,
lOOSl50; full price S24 500. Holden
Realty. Inc, VIII. 4-1l00.
WHLOUGHBY Hills, $50 500; charm
ing 5-year -old home; has over
l,4OO 50. #. of living area; there
is a full basement with a wood
burning fireplace, worny chestnut
kitchen with built-in oven and
range, thermopane windows, 2-car
garage. professionally handicapped
grounds lover l acre): call for
appointment. Holden Realty, Inc,
VIII. 4-1lO0,
AVAILABLE for the first time;
bright, clean. 3 bedrooms; Willo-
wick bungalow; brick basement,
garage. gas; won't last, S16,9O0
Holden Realty. Inc, VIII. 4-ll00.
4 BEDROOMS. baths. S18,70O;
sharp 4-bedroom ranch; baths,
2-car garage, gas heat, washer,
dryer 80xlO0 #. lot. Holden Realty.
VIII. 4-1100.
WILLOWICK; 5 bedrooms. brick.
S22 300; full divided basement, gas
heat, carpeting, washer. dryer;
garage. Holden Realty, Inc.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

CT, nothing down; you'll be sur
prised how much house you gel
for so little money when you see
this 3-bedroom ranch with large
kitchen and clay tile bath. stove
and dryer included for this low
price of S14 500. Yakkel Realty,
WV 1-SAdD
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

INCOME property; Willoughby; 8
apartments, S24 500; S298 per
month income; unusually good
investment Holden Realty, Inc
VIII 4-l1OO
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
RANCH HOME

4 bedrooms. all electric built-in
range and oven. Competing.
dropes. cir conditioned, fire
oldIm ond hose; no basement;
36-inch crawl; Ia tile baths;
double garage. Storage lott; fully
londscoped in wooded oreo: re-
tiring and leaving city. For opl
pointment coll
WH. 2-335O
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
3-BEDRCOM RANCH

On ocre lot, quiet area on dead
end street; built-in oven and
ronge; ottoched 2-cor garage
with breezewuY; only s years
old. Owner.
VIII. 3-2434
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05

PRIVATE beach: 3-bedroom con-
verted cottage: wood-burning fire.
place, attached garage. 200 #. lot;
some furniture included, SlO,sOO
G.I. Yakkel Realty, VIII. 4-544O.
TWO houses on one lot: rent one
out, live in the other one for free !;
good investment for only Sl2,SOO'
Yakkel Realty, VIII. 4-544O.
VACANT; spic n span ranch with
attached garage. gas heat, large
yard; move right in: appraised oy
VA. for Sl4 500. Yakkel Realty,
VIII. 4-5440.
IGI., nothing down; you'll be sur
prised how much house you get
for so little money when you see
this 3-bedroom ranch with large
kitchen and clay tile bath. stove
and dryer included for this low
price of Sl4 500. Yakkel Realty.
VIII. 4-5440.
WILLOUGHBY proper; 3-bedroom
colonial; full basement, garage;
walking distance to public and
parochial schools, shopping, etc;
very good buy for SIS 800. Yak
KEEL Realty, VIII. 4-5440.
WTLLOWICK ranch; bedrooms,
built-in oven and range; basement,
garage, 55 #. IT'S TT. lot; very
attractively decorated, Sl8,9OO.
Yaklel Realty, VIII. 4-544O.
WILLOWICK bungalow; SO #. X "a
#. foundation; bedrooms, base
ment; only a years old; close to
school and shopping. $4,000. Yak
kel Realty, VIII. 4-5440
WICKLIFFE; 3-bedroom bungalow
in "shoWplace" condition; real
dream kitchen with built-ins, full
basement; off TT. "a. Sl9 900. Yak
Kel Realty, VIII. 4-5440.
ranch;l uXuriously car
peted living-dining combination,
eating space in kitchen. gorgeous
recreation room with stone ire
place; garage. $500. Yakkel Re-
atty. VIII. 4-5440.
WILLOWICK colonial; vacant and
spotlessly clean; ready to be
moved into; this home is as fine a
buy as you'll ever get for the
money; drive by and see what We
mean; located at 3l9O5 Pendley
rd.; if you like what you see, call
us and We'll show you through
anytime. $4,000. Yakkel Realty,
VIII. 4-5440.
q EXECUTIVE type ranches in
newer section of Willoughby near
West End Hospital; each situated
on 100 #. 200 ft. lot; one
$4,000. the other $34 800. Yakkel
Realty, VIII. 4-5440.
CHESTERLAND; 3-bedroom ranch;
wood-burning fireplace. IL baths,
double attached garage. brick
front tremendous lot, Sl9900. Yak
kel Realty. VIII. 4-54i0.
ON Holycroft Lane off Mentor ave,
in Mentor; 10Ox20O; will build to
suit. VIII. 2-0899. VIII. 2-091o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1961-10-05
BARGAIN

S room cottage on E. 337th OF
Vine. It isn't much but neither
is the price. $500. $500 down.
Owner will help finance. No
realtors please.
VIII. 3-O432
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-02-26
Sunday
painter
at sea
BERMUDA, B.w.I.

BERMUDA, BW.I
y ish that make their home in and around these pink
coral reefs still telling their minnow grandchildren
about the time they that NBCTV star Hugh Downs
last summer
OF course the ocean floor is crawling with celebrities
these days and the barracuda getting pretty base
almost said fed up" But Hugh Downs startled
them all. There, amidst the seaweed, sat Mr. Downs
eyes the canvas paint brush in hand, beret head
making like a submarine Leonardo da Vinc
1t seems that Downs is a redoubtable skin-diver
and Sunday painter.
Hughs experiment in underwater painting had certain
scientific overtones. His most upsetting discovery
that fish nibbe paint This disturbs him. How they
he that hungry" he wants to know. -LEsLIG usssR
Evening star., 1961-02-10
DLPL OMATlCALLY SPEAKING
TunisionA Ambassador Slim
ToBe ForeignMinister

former Assistant Secretary Of
State for African Affairs and
Mrs. J. c. satterthwaite, the
Swedish Ambassador and
Mrs. Earring, the new Irish
Ambassador and Mrs. Kier-
nan, the Iranian Ambassador
and Princess Shahnaz, the
new Chief Of Protocol and
Mrs. Angler Biddle Duke.
Deputy Assistant Secretary
Of State and Mrs. James Pen
field and Mr.. william A.
Porter. formerly Of the Afri-
can Division Of the State
Department. and Mrs. Porter.
Anniversary Gift
Also present were the
Director Of the Development
Loan Fund and Mrs. Hart
Perry, the director Of the
International Monetary Fund
and Mrs. Per Jacobson.
former ICA Director James
Riddleberger. his successor
Henry Labouisse, with Mrs.
Labouisse. and Mrs. Walms-
ley, wife Of the American
Ambassador to Tunisia, with
Evening star., 1961-02-10

her daughter, Mrs. Maria
Elaine Pope.
The gathering further In
cluded members Of the press
and embassy officers. Serving
as hostess was Mrs. El Goulli,
wife Of the Minister.
On wednesday night, In
spite Of the snowstorm.
Saudi Arabian Ambassador
Al-Khayyal had Q gratifying
100 per cent attendance at
the stag dinner he gave for
Ambassador Slim.
Secretary Of State Dean
Rusk and Senator William
Fulbright, chairman Of the
Senate Foreign Relations
Committee, headed the group
Of 20 who gathered at the
Metropolitan Club.
Others from State included
Deputy Undersecretary Ray
mend A. Hare, Assistant
Secretaries Jones, williams
and George c. McGhee, and
Chief Of Protocol Duke.
Ambassadors Of the other
Arab countries also were
present to bid Mr.. Slim fare
well.
Evening star., 1961-02-10
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star staff Writer

bS 0t9S OSoAA "tASSA
TuniSian Ambassador Mon.
81 Slim, who ends his 4h-
year tour here next Tuesday.
is slated to become his coun-
try's next Foreign Minister.
That was the word-not
yet official-at . black-tie
dinner given by Mr.. Slim last
night as o farewell to some
distinguished friends.
Judging from the kudos
flying in his direction, our
Government would heartily
welcome such an appoint
ment.
One guest at the party
called Ambassador Slim zone
Of the most influential figures
in all Of Africa" and he add
ed, I'VE (of the State De.
partment) have had to avoid
praising him too often or too
openly for fear Of damaging
his effectiveness"
That didn't hold last night,
however.
An opening toast to AM
basSador Slim from the dean
Of the diplomatic corps, Mica
raguan Ambassador Sevilla-
Sacasa. was followed by an
other from former Assistant
Secretary Of State Francis
Wilcox, and another by As
sistant Secretary Of State for
Near Eastern and South
Asian Affairs G. Lewis Jones,
and still another by new As
siStant Secretary Of State for
African Affairs g. Mennen
williams.
Praise for q. N. Work
Mr.. Wilcox, whose baili-
wick was international or
ganization affairs, lauded the
TuniSian ENJOYS effective
performance in the United
Nations over the last four
years.
Mr.. Jones, formerly Amerl-
can Ambassador to Tunisia,
observed that Mr.. Slim has
not only the full support Of
his government but, even
more important, the enthusi-
astic backing Of his people.
And Mr.. Williams, who has
known the Tunisian diplo-
mat only q matter Of days,
said he thought their brief
acquaintanceship might be
the most important thing
that happens in my career
to come"
He opened his toast with
a light-hearted apology for
daring to rise to my feet
at all, since I'm the most
junior member here. But
even ut weddings they allow
the youngest to participate.
They give him the job Of
ring-bearer. And that's what
you can think Of me Is this
evening""
Speaking Of compliments,
earlier this week Ambassador
Slim went to the White House
to pay Q farewell call on
President Kennedy. While he
was waiting to see the new
Chief Executive, Mrs. Ken.
nedy appeared in the room.
Asking his pardon for her
casual attire. the First Lady
reportedly told him she had
come as soon as she learned
he was In the White House.
She wanted to meet him, she
Is said to have said, because
OF all the nice things she'd
heard about him.
Successor Due Soon
His successor, 33-year-old
Habib Bourguiba, jr., son Of
the Tunisian President, ID
scheduled to arrive here the
end Of this month. The young
Ambassador = designate was
Tunisia'S first diplomatic
representative to the United
States. He came In August
Of 1856, served as Charge
d'Affaires until the arrival
Of Ambassador Slim In Sep.
tember Of that year, then
stayed on for awhile as
Counselor.
In addition to Ambassador
Sevilla -Sacasa and the
MeSSrs. Jones, Williams and
Wilcox, guests at last nights
dinner included Mrs. Jones,
Evening star., 1961-02-10

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BAGS O fashion thots snowboIIed
into greet prominence. Eost-west
shopes. the new soft pouches. HAND
BAGS, THE HEcHT CO., ALL 5
STORES S-----------S5S
SLIP HER A SLIPPER BY BERTLYN,
fluff pots delightful slippers In
imported tulIe with leather soIes ond
heel lifts. Rose or blue on white.
Sizes 5-loh. HOSIERY, THE HEIGHT
CO., ALL 5 SToRES--------3.99