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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
INSTRUCTION COURSES

ABC SHORTHAND in 6 wks. day or
II wks. eve.; low rates. TEMPLE
SCEL,, 7l0 14th NV, DI. $4,000.
AMBITIOUS ADULTS-Lesrn mas
sage therapy, the rewarding pro-
feSSion. Diplomas. Day-evening
classes. AID. 2-3031.
CIVIL SERVICE F. E. C.-gr. 40;
clerk-typist, steno., acct. Inq. MA.
S-2340. BOYD'S, 200 18th NV.
LEARN JUDO : Beginners class
March 5. Wash. Judo CLUB. 1902
9TH st. ne, ia. 5-S050: OIL. g.
LEARN IBM, keypunch, tab: short,
easy, day and eve. classes leading
to 3 better lob. TEMPLE SCEL.
7ln 14th NV, DI. $4,000.
MEDICAL ASSISTANTS Falls
Church school; there is a crying
demand for professional help in
this field. Instruction in lab. x
Ray. Elk G., B.M.R. medical rec
ords, etc. Sectional enrolment,
Call JE. 4-SS77.
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LEARN How to Sell! Buy! Invest!
In a Home! Businessl Land!
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TURN.-solid cherry bedrm. set
dbl, bed w/nigh; tables. dresser
M! re-. and chest. Excel. cond
EN-. 3-S9i,
7 URN.-P.act. new, sofa w7chair
tablef, lamps. lounge chairs, mod
bedrn. sets, rugs, dinette. sect.
sofa, bar, refer, beds, desk, Gre
denza. HU. l-2254.
TURN. OF 3-rm. apt. sect. sofa,
upb. beige nauGehyde, black manga
chr, blond coffee and end tables
n" RCA TV, 40" tble. lamp,
maple bed (spl and matt, dres-
ser, chest, silver service for 9,
blankets, etc. Win arrange monthly
paymen resp. party. 546-764O.
mattresses, cabinets,
school desks, tables, chairs. Reas.
OPEN SUN, 1-5. 1898 Emerson
Observation-Disclosures top coffee
table, cut glass table lamp, mirror,
floor lamp. HE. 9-3121.
FURN.-Overstuffed chair, lamps,
rug and pad, misc. hsehold. items:
reasonable. AID. c-2O4l.
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Take your choice Of a magnificent
cushions beautiful fabric - :.
and designed for 6 different COM
bination settings. Or you may
have a sleek 94-inch straight sofa
and matching chair with exposed
walnut frame. also foam cush-
Toned. There are 2 step tables
tail table. One table group is
walnut and teak. the other is
walnut with walnut-formica tops
to repel stains and scratches. /
have 8 fabulous lamps in eYcit-
ing colors and shapes from which
you may choose any pair.
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G161 4OC1A ~ L. ~. W.
(NEAR COLUMBIA RD)
CO. $1,000
DAILY Til 9; Sat. Til 6; Sun. 1876
FURNITURE uphols. cherry din
side chairs. Revere 8 nm. movie
camera. Weston expos. meter. Dan.
ish teak salad set. Hermes port.
able typewriter. FE. 7-472S Sun
FURN.-Contents of 2-bedrm. apt.
R Pr xLol l9% for quick sale. Cal
FURNITURE costs less when YOU
buy at MAJORS FURNITURE
WAREHOUSE. 4400 R. l. ave. n. e.
FURNITURE, Drexel chest and din
nm; suite. blond. Call CIR. f.
1850.
FURNITURE, 9 pc. walnut dining
I'M. suite, in peri. condition; very
reasonable. LII. 2-S471.
FURNITURE : Sacrifice, leavinI
Of fur n 3aIi ty SI overs triPeS'
din. rm.; refgr.; freezer: Westing.
Sun, 1875 only. KE. 7-0977
4337 Nebraska ave. NV.
FURN.-T-drawer kneehole walnut
desk: $25: almost new Stauffer
couch. 500. VIII. 6-2743.
FURNITURE-Duncan Phyfe drop
met. lamp, cleo. heater. 434-2l63
FURNITURE and furnishings of 10
rm. house. lawnmowers and gar.
den tools. EN-. 2-2532. 3015 Rod
man st. NV.
FURN. good Danish modern desk,
chair, table, lamp, cabinet. Reas.
FURN.-6-pc. bedrm. suite. blond
maple, solid, ! sofa hide-away bed,
Ice. size. AID. 2-67S4.
FURN.-Liv. rm.. din. rm. moving,
VIII sacr.; no dealerr. See Sat.
and Sun. II pm. ala Davis
pl. NV. Apt. 200. FE. 7-9249
FURN.-complete liv. rm.. bedrm.,
Kit, TV-radio-phono comb, rugs,
grapes. wash. mach, violin; misc.
TU. 2-1519.
FURN.-Birdseye maple bedrm., 4
pieces, spring and mattress, S45;
wheelchair. $50. OIL. 6-5S35.
FURN.-Chest of drawers-dresser in
dark wood, Goose-neck loveseat W
matching chair and rocker. small
oak buffet, miscel. JU. S-6S56.
FURN.-All solid mahog.: lovely
spinet desk. lge. fine old dresser
tables, mirrors. chairs. lamps
buffet cleo. hatblock, new steam
s iI9n' at other items. FE. 7-46oo
FURN.-Hollywd. bed, $40: sofa.
lamps. S.: table, SIS. IA 1888.
FURN.-Beautlful John Widdicomb
bedrm: set. French Provincial: like
pm. Wo. 6.ia65. A' anu 40
FURN. . Mahog. Duncan Phyfe
drop-leaf table and 4 matching
chairs. good cond.: s35; S36-7329.
FURN. :. Bedrm. suite, Modern
Kent: coffee. solid lined oak, twin
beds. dble dresser. chest glassed
topped, night table, $3.50: sectional
love seat. foam cushions cocoa
brocade,. 500: 5-ft. marble cock
tail table and 9 matching end
tables, 500: lounge chairs,
slip covers, $50 ca; moving. OIL.
FURN.-Din, rm. suite. mahog
tble w/pad. buffet, china closet.
chs, server: = rugs w/pads,
SHIZ, 9xlU; ! window fan; | wood
lawn set. Phone WO. 6-5l75.
FURN.-Student desk. $50: arm
chair, $50; oxl2 rug. $50: lined
grapes, SID. Box l22-B. Star.
FURN:-Dble. bed, 2 night stands
ana triple dresser: one 42-in. GE
SINK: brand new: one Westing-
house garbage disp., brand new
WI. 6-9157.
.FURN. - Mahog. Secretary S75.
walnut double dresser Wtmlrror.
500; excel. cond. 34O7 29th ST
NV. EN-. 2-S359.
FURN. = 3 ROOMS COMPLETE
~ 20 wk. aft. SIN. DIN. payment.
.MILMAR FURN. LII. 2-20SO.
FURN.-Selling Out; vacating home.
Oriental rugs. large sofa. antique
drum table and lamp, din. rm.
suite, bedrm.. TV. wash. machine
and DRYER garden fooIs yagea
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EDITORS, evaluate magazines for
writing. layout, organization, etc,
suggesting Improvements in re-
port form. Part time. Write back
ground to PUBLICATIONS IN
STITUTE, Box 1882, Wash Qn.
n q
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HOFFMAN,
2447 18th st. NV, co. 5-511

2447 18Th st. NV. CO, 5-5116
Near Columbia Rd,
I'll Daily; Sat. Til 9
FuRN.-Walnut desk, 8 drawers
$40. Sofa and chair with SIR
covers. best offer. Must sell. RE
6-2S50.
FURN.-Fr. Prov. Fruitwood fin
ish commode, S35: leather tor enc
tables. .S3S: leather top lamp ia
bles, $40: leather top cocktail ia.
bleS. 500: sofas, chairs, bedroom
pieces, new. samples. 603 S
Wash. st, Alex, Va.
FURN. - Moving, must sell con.
tents OF house; very reasonable
RA. 6-2SS4.
FURN.-French Prov. china break.
front, 72x42, lovely piece Of
furniture, $50. LA. 9-0526.
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FURNITURE
Sat. and Sun.
MODEL
HOME
Furniture
Displays
Being Liquidated by
Decorator of
Stone Ridge Estates
WinsloW Hills
Indian Spring Homes
Kingswood

Audrey Sax is disposipg Of the
6 6Hilders displays from her ware:
the cost you would have to pay
retail. Many OF the items now
being shown in the projects
listed above will be available
shortly, end reservations are now
being taken on first come first
served basis.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

BEDDING. FAMOUS BRANDS -
Smooth top Hollywood beds, S44.
Full size smooth top mattresses,
S34. STATE FURNITURE, LANG
LEY PARK SHOPPING CENTER,
HE. 10000. Langley Park Shop.
Centerl. HE. 10000
BIKE SALE-Misc odd pieces left
over from Xmas. (rear 1864
Wis., WO. 6-9876, EN-. 2-2466.
BICYCLE, boys, 20 in. Evans, mia
die w.t., high and low gears; ex-
eel. cond. $50. 365-S9S4.
BOILER, steam. 5 hip, 125 ID.
pressure: oil burner. controls and
275.gal. oil tank. H. M, HENDER-
SON. EN-. 3-2270.
BOILER, ship. Latner; gas fired
Fhone LA. 6-4343. 3511 18th
81. ne.
BOOKS-over $4,000, new stock,
all subjects, warehse. sale, 25c ca j.,
) for 81; daily and Sun. 8 am.
to o pm. "a N st. sc.
Bo0Ks-Coruus Jurius Secundrum,
complete set, pract. new; D. c..
law reporter. 1915 to date; law
yer retiring; mahog. bookcases,
and other furnishings may be
purchased at reas. price. Terms
arranged. Ii. 3-S960.
BOOKS: GREAT BOOKS OF THE
WESTERN WORLD-New condi-
ton; best offer. VIII. 6-9494.
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AppratsalS permitted before pur-
chase, mail orders promptly filled,
ANY article may be shipped TO
out-ot-town blocks for your in
spection.
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FOR MEN
Special Purchase

Suits. smartly styled, all
wool imported fabrics; ire
mendous selection; all sizes;
priced from 500 90. Also,
rain coats, imported from
Spain: top coats and sport
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

HAIR STYLISH, top salary and
HAIR STYLISH, 5612 Conn. ave.
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NEARLY NEW SHOP

NGARL NEW SHOF
s.,o,,3 35 1 CONN. AVE, NV o
Central charge Accounts It's: Inyit sd'
C0ATS-Navy; beibc, blk. Per.
lamb, nutria Jacket, squirrel jacket,
l2-14, private. FE. S-5153.
COINS, penny collection, l9O9-F-
vpB; 1909-F, etc. Call JIM. ia.
CONSTRUCTION HEATERS. port
able; 81 day. SOS wk. JU. 5-5O4O.
RENTAL TOOLS g. EQUIP. CO.
CONVEYORS for dirt, cind. blocks;
gas. elec.: $50 day. JU. 5000
RENTAL TOOLS & EQUIP. CO.
CRIB with mattress, $40. Portable
Syivanla Stereo hi-fi, 3 speakers,
S95. WE. 5-0619.
CRIB, wardrobe, feeding table
bathinette; excel. cond.; $50. JU.
CRYSTAL. exquisite English crys-
tai, Stuart pattern; cost $1,695.
will sacrifice, $3.50; complete, l
dozen Of everything, including
fingerbowls. 144 pieces, suitable
for embassy. 534-1O5S.
CYCLOID MASSAGE PAD-Stauf-
Ter couch, richardson, belt, reel.
chair, ~ price Sp 3-5447
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

MAKE VERY GOOD income in
pleasant comfortable way with nice
peorle. Full or part time. KE. s.
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FURN.-6 mos. old incl. bedrm.
suite: have ., will sell !: con-
temporary desk, Norge freezer,
gold rocker. Call 5S9-3S26 or
see at rs East Wayne ave, Apt.
S15, Silver Spring, Nd. Best Of
fer takes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

UNCLAIMED-Lawson love
seats, $50; secretary desks, $40;
SOFA ola - and n1d chair sets, $35; hide.
din. rm. sets, $50; chests OF
drawers, SO: china closets, Sl5,
small Winthrop beds, SIS; roila.
way beds. $40: occas. chairs, So:
Hollywood beds, SO: dinette sets,
SID: beds. SIS; round oak tables
SID; dining rm. chairs, "a: night
tables, So: wing chairs, SI0;
screens. S4; fireplaces with logs
$50; mirrors, So: Duncan Phyfe
.drop-leaf tables, $50.
You ALWAYS find manv interesting
pieces at HOFFMANN'S not listed,
We do upholstering. Grapes. sir
covers and Iefinishinr. Easy pay
mentS. First payment in March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11
REAL
ESTATE
COURSE

BEGINNERS! Men-W Women, Ages 1880
START MON, FEB. IL
START WE'D, FEB. IA
l Might Wk. $3.50 to 81, IL Wks.
2 Nights Wk. $3.50 to 81 & Wks
Take l or 2 Nights Weekly
ESTATE LAW by
Paul Miller, MA, LIB.
(Sometime Broker. Md. d. C., Va. }
REAL ESTATE KNOW-HOW
D: c., Va. Md, taught Mon. and
Wed. nights, 5000. Men, women,
II sessions. Complete Real Estate
Law and Practice, Financing, APP
praising, Sales, Listing. Contracts,
Property Management Settlement.
TRAINEES placed. full or part
time: oldest and most COMPLETE
COURSES in the Nations Capital
for Statesmen, Seller, Home Buyer,
Broker or Investor,
ENROLL this class Mon, 6 PM,
atr-cond. classroom IN" 3rd fir,
Natl Press Bldg. Lecture at $40.
Call DE. 2-52S6 or Elk. 3-7O70,
or Just come Mon. g pm. sharp
mo Better Course at Any price
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DINING ROOM

Lovely walnut table. 80 inches
wide. with leaf that extends to
90, inches long. Danish in concept.
extremely rich coloring. Classic
chairs with foam cushions and
finely sculptured backs in walnut.
fuiy apprec maSs S @ss tS s cSn 40
for your home. -
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'FURN: -BEDRM, SUITE-Mahog.; 4 :
pc. liv. rm., suite, foam filled,
slip covers incl: lamp tables:
lamps; drum table; Mobilaire fan;
tormica kitchen set incl. chairs
desk and chair: wool rug 32X14,
turquoise; TV, 21-in. console
dishes; pictures; decorator and
household items too numerous to
mention. Must sell. LA. 6-7360, or
$780, 500
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
icONIINuEpl

CARPENTRY REyAIRs. remodeling.
large or small jobs. Quick. clean.
JACK sPARKES, 10. 2-6533.
CARPENTRY
Painting End roofs. UN. 4-4Sl7.
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FURNITURE

Interior decorator is sacrificing
showroom furniture group from
model apartment display. includes
bedroom, living room and dinette
complete II you won't need every
thing, pick out lust the items you
want. I will give you free delivery
and free storage up to q months.
Can be seen any time until q pm,
daily. Call MRS. SAX. MA. S-36I6.
Firm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

BABY SITTER WANTED am.
to 3 pm. Mon. through Fri: vic.
OF S, Arlington; mature white
woman. to care for emo. -old boy.
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FURN. = Bedrm. suite. Modern
Kent: coffee solid lined oak, twin
beds. dble dresser, chest glassed
topped, night table, $3.50: sectional
love seat, foam cushions cocoa
Drocade,. 500: 5-ft. marble cock
tail table and . matching end
tables, 500: . lounge chairs,
SIP covers, $50 ca; moving. OIL.
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MODEL APT. DISPLAYS

Interior designer selling turn. from
model apt. displays. Ali name
brand turn. 300 to 500 off re-
tail prices. Includes Drexel mod
walnut bedrm. suite worth $40,
sell S345; Italian Provincial din.
rm;, worth $3.50, sell $40; mod
walnut and cane bedrm. suite
worth $3.50, sell $3.50: contem-
porary sofa and chair worth S425,
sell $3.50. Many other pieces to
choose from. All furn. is new,
only used short time in displays
Can store and finance if neces-
sary. May be seen Sat, l0-5 or
Sun. 1875. RE. 7-3l3l,
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BoOKKEEPER, full charge office
manager; 10 yrs. local adyertis-
ing. insurance, real estate and
credit experience. Through finan-
clal statements and ali taxes
Minimum salary, $4,000. Avail,
March j. RA. 3-9378 after Z pm.
CLERk-TYPIST, part or fnll tine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

FURN.-All solid mahoE: Lowell,
spinet desk. lge. fine old dresser
tables, mirrors, chairs, iamps
buffet. elec. hatblock, new steaT
iron other items. FE. 7-46O0
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Lie. PEAC. NURSE. 4 yrs. hosp.
exp, desires } day wk. Pediatri-
clan Cfice. 10. o-456T
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and Mrs. Bjorn Egeh Che Is
q portrait artist, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Frenkil Of Bal
timore and President Of the
Supreme Lodge Of the Sons
Of Norway and Mrs. John
Kaare Hagen.
Mrs. Herbert Z. Hawkes.,
president, American AsSocia-
ton Of University Women;
was there as were President
Of the Norwegian American
Chamber Of Commerce and
Mrs. HaIlvard Hillestad: !:
Mrs. YarnaIl Jacobs, presi-
dent, National Council Of
Women: Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Kiaer (she is head Of
the Olympic women's ski
team; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Irgens Larsen Of New York
and former United States
Senator and Mrs. Herbert
H. Lehman.
Also among the 90 guests
were Mrs. Goddard Lieberson.
wife of the president Of Co
lumbia Records Co.; Murray
Lincoln. president Of the Co
operative League Of the
United States: Mr.. and Mrs,
Per A. Lorentzen Of New
York, and Mr.. Knut Nystedt,
composer, conductor and
pianist.
Evening star., 1962-05-09

set in beaded Louis XVI
frames. Mrs. Kennedy, with
her love Of antiques, history
and things French, was de-
lighted with the gift.
She and her mother. Mrs.
Hugh D. Auchincloss, board
ed a Marine helicopter on the
neighboring golf course of
the Shennecossett Country
Club right after the luncheon
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White House Lunch Fetes
Norwegian Prime Minister

way Clifton r. Wharton,
Chief Of Protocol Angler Bid
die Duke, President Of the
World Bank and Mrs. Eugene
r. Black, the retired Bishop
Of Washington and Mrs.
Angus Dun and former Am
baSSador to Norway and
Chairman Of the American
Scandinavian Foundation and
Mrs. Lthgow Osborne.
StrOngs Attend
Another former Ambassa-
dor to Norway and Mrs. L.
Corrin Strong were there as
were Director Of the United
States Bureau Of Prisons
and Mrs. James v. Bennett,
Acting Secretary Of State and
Mrs. William r. Tyler and
Mr.. Alexis I. du Pont Bayard
Of Wilmington, Del.
Others were AFL-CTO Vice
President and Mrs. Joseph
A. Beirne, Mr.. and Mrs. Irv-
ing Berger, former Attorney
General and Mrs. Francis
Biddle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob
Blaustein Of Baltimore, Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Bratti of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Coates Of New York,
Mr., and Mrs. VILLA m
Dwight, Holyoke, Mass: Mr..
Evening star., 1962-05-09
BY DAISY CLELAND'
star staff Writer

President and Mrs. Ken
nedy, whose official sched-
ules have separated them by
hundreds Of miles over the
the past few days, joined at
the White House today to
give a huge luncheon there
in honor Of Norwegian Prime
Minister and Mrs. Gerhard
sen.
The Gerhardsens arrived
earlier in the morning from
New York on the Presidents
private plane. They will be
visiting here officially until
Friday when they leave for
Florida.
Guests included from the
Norwegian party were Am
bassador and Mrs. Koht, Un-
dersecretary for Foreign AZ
fairs Hans Engen, Special
Assistant to the Prime Min
lister Andreas Anderson, EN-
bassy Press Counselor and
Mrs. Rolf Jerving, Mr.. Arne
Langeland. deputy director,
economies division, Ministry
of Foreign Affairs; Mr.. Kjeld
Vibe, first secretary, political
division, Ministry Of Foreign
Affairs, and Embassy Coun-
selor and Mrs. Rolf Hancke.
GOIdbergs Attend
Heading the American
guests were Secretary Of
Labor and Mrs. Goldberg,
Mrs. E. L. Bartlett, wife Of
the Senator from Alaska;
Acting Secretary Of State
and Mrs. George w. Ball
(who had met the visitors
earlier at MATS), Represent
ative and Mrs. Walt Koran
and Representative and Mrs.
Joe l.. EvinS.
Others were Mrs. John r.
Shelley, wife Of the Repre-
sentative from California;
Undersecretary Of State and
Mrs. George C. McGhee, who
are giving q dinner this eve
ming for the visitors ct the
State Department: Mrs.
James E. Webb, wife Of the
NASA administrator: Spe-
cial Assistant to the President
and Director for Food for
Peace and Mrs. George s.
McGovern. and Special As
sistant Counsel to the Presis
dent and Mrs. Lee g. White.
The huge table In the state
dining room was decorased
with white stock, larksplr,
tulips, gypsophila and lilies
Of the valley, blue delphinium.
bachelors buttons and for
get-nne-nots.
Also on the list were United
States Ambassador TO Nor
Evening star., 1962-05-09

Marques de la Fayette, is
humbly dedicated"
The one Of Washington
was made from the original
portrait belonging to Lafay-
cite and bears the Latin in
scription which reads, LET
the state do no wrong"
The engravings, considered
N. lie Mire's best works. were
mounted on panel maps and
Evening star., 1962-05-09

Cat $500 and took off for
Newport, r. I. before a cheer
ing group Of mothers and
children. "She's so pretty!"
"She's much prettier in real
ity than in her pictures, |"
were comments heard after
wards.
THE WHITE HOUSE an
nouncement said that the
helicopter was taking the two
Evening star., 1962-05-09

women to HammerSmith
Farm, the Auchinc closes
Newport residence to look 1t
over and make plans for a
late summer visit by the
President and his wife. But
Mrs. Auchincloss said at the
luncheon that she has no
plans for redecorating,
changing or enlarging Ham
mersmith Farm.
Since this would eliminate
any need for Mrs. Kennedy to
look at it as she knows it well,
one can't help wondering If
she wasn't inspecting some
other house at Newport with
q view to renting it for all or
part Of the summer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Auchincloss went to
Europe last year and turned
their house over to the presi-
Dental family from Septem-
Der to November, but it is
understood they have no
plans to go away from New,
port this coming summer, at
least not for any such lengthy
period.
There Is also q rumor afoot
that the President is inter-
ested in the possibility Of
renting O house on Oysters
Harbor Island off the coast
Of Hyannisport.
Mrs. Kennedy and her
mother returned to Washing
ton at 8:15 last evening.
y =
THE PHILIP STERNS,
speaking Of houses, gave the
first big party in their new
commodious residence on s
street Monday afternoon, and
their guests couldn't decide
which was more fascinating,
the interior or exterior.
The exterior was intriguing
in that it boasts q very large
terrace with Towering trees,
q brand : new, beautifully
marked tennis court and q
glistening new swimming pool,
all right in town on the cor
ner Of Twenty-third street.
"An in-town country club"
teased one or two friends
basking in its charm.
Inside was q gallery of
modern paintings. from abb
stractionS to q superb picture
Of two Of their children
romping in the background
Of o field Of boldly painted
grass. Boldness is the word
for Leni Stern's treatment Of
color throughout the house
in the brilliant floral pattern
she herself painted on the
white wall over two fire
places in lieu Of the tradi-
tional mantel and mirror; in
the red or blue wooden
plankS In the white planked
wall Of Phil's home office
as Deputy Assistant Secre-
tary Of State for Public Af-
fairs he needs one; In the
brilliant red carpet that has
three beams Of light on it In
the second floor hallway: in
the multi-colored banisters
Of the back stairs. and so
forth.
, 1962-02-02


THE DEBATE
THE DEBATE on Station WBNB-TV last night between
Dave Hamilton for Harvey & Robert Armstrong, against, was
a milestone in public information in these parts. The very idea
I'VE believe it was Chamber of Commerce Manager John Col
bys) was a good one, and the fact that it is but the beginning
is an encouraging sign for these Islands.
ACCORDING TO the judges, Mr.. Armstrong won the
debate. That, however, is almost not important because the
Government is not bound by the outcome Of this debate,
though such outcome can have some effect upon the attitude
of the Government. What was significant was the opportunity
given the public to sit in on such a debate, and hear the pro-
position advanced, and rebutted.
so FAR AS we are concerned, Robert Armstrong, debat-
ing against the establishment of the Harvey Aluminium plant
in St. Croix, presented by far the stronger and more effective
argument. He pointed out the serious disadvantages of such a
plan including the following: instead of employing 400 to tive
hundred people a civil engineer has placed the number at
less than fifty maintenance personneE the largest amount OF
those employed would be ordinary labor. If an industrial park
is to be created why give the land to Harvey? NHarOey is re.
questing 900 acres of land; that tOoud giUe them a dominan!
position; St. Croir tpoud then haOe HarOey controlling its fu,
tme Development. The same thing could be said OF the dock
and channel. Haruey tUbuh otDn the land around the dock;
zoe pould haue no more right to say Ohat goes on there than
on anybodys prioate property he pointed out.
AS WE POINTED out before, this debate should not
have been subjected to formal Judging, though the judges
were highly qualified men. This sort Of public debate is not
a collegiate one, usually with two or three on each side, rebut
tails, and the like. The public is the real judge in this matter
since the debate is really staged to inform and %enLghten- Al
the close of this debate the public came away more conversant
about this whole matter, which is the way it should be.
WITHIN RECENT weeks the public has been more 70
cal about this project than has been seen here in many a day
More letters have been written to the papers than known be
fore, and the central theme has been the lack OF information
and the almost secretive character of the negotiations.
, 1962-02-02

THE DISTRICT COURT OF H VIRGIL STANDS
Division Of ST. Croix -Christansted Jurisdiction
In the Matter of the Estate of
FRANCISCO RAMOS PEREZ Probate No. 9-196l
Deceased.