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Evening star., 1962-09-13
Style Show
Planned

The Catholic Daughters Of
America will hold a fall furs
and fashion show at a lunch
con at / pm. Saturday,
September %, at Court 212.
H. zirkin and Sons. Inc, will
present the show, with Miss
Stella Zirkin as mistress Of
ceremonies.
Miss Anna McCabe is
chairman of the luncheon.
Miss Lillian Sullivan is in
charge of reservations.
Luncheon proceeds will go to
the air-conditioning fund.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Royal Couple
Off for London

NEW YORK, Sept. 13
(AP-Prince Juan Carlos
of Spain and Princess Sophie
of Greece, ending q two-week
stay in the Omitted States,
left by plane today to con-
tinue their round-the-world
honeymoon.
The immediate destination
Of the royal couple was Lon
don.
I'VE like the United States
very much and we hope to
come back soon," said the
Prince.
Evening star., 1962-09-13

party was held, said Mr..
Salinger doesn't have enough
influence" in his own con-
gressional district ito elect
a dog catcher running with
out opposition"
Act of EgOtism
President Kennedy's send
ing a two-bit assistant into
my congressional district can
be considered an act of ar
rogant egotism in which the
intelligence of our voters is
being sadly underestimated,"
Mr.. Broyhill added.
Mr.. Salinger, asked to COM
ment, said it seemed to him
rather strange for Congress-
man Broyhill to object to a
person who lives in the 10th
district holding a gathering
for other persons who live in
Virginia"
Evening star., 1962-09-13

Washington Alumnae chapter
of Mu Phi Epsilon, profess
sional music sorority, at 8
pm. Monday. The musical
program will feature Marion
PeaSe and Margaret Wardall.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Meeting

The Arlington women's
Committee for the National
Symphony held its first meet
ing of the season today at /
pm. in the Fort Buffalo room
of the Seven Corners Wood
ward and Lothrop.
Evening star., 1962-09-13
Musical Program

Mrs. E. S. Bellman of Col
lege Park will be hostess to
the opening meeting of the
The Fort Apache scout., 1962-09-01
Iron Ore Lease Extended

WHITERIVER - The Tribal Council at their regular
ing this week approved WOyear extension of the iron pros
pectng permit issued to the Colorado Fuel and Iron Corpora
ton.
Superintendent Hawley Chairman Oliver and Tribal Attor-
ney Barry De Rose met with officials of the CFS August
20 at the l National Bank Bldg Globe negotiate the
year renewal of the option to lease the iron deposits the
Fort Apache Reservation
The CF&I officials stated they needed the additional
in order to do drilling and conduct feasibility study
determine the cost of bringing railroad into the located
in the northwest portion of the Reservation Pleasant Valley
Also approved by the council request by CF6I for
modification of the amount of bonus be paid by the company
to the Tribe.
The company officials advised that the iron ore export bust
ness depressed and that Japan securing from
South American countries They also reported that European
manufacturers had become tremendously competitive and that
domestic buyers purchasing steel from these
foreign markets.
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Corporation of the largest
iron producers in the United States They have been
ducng exploration work the Fort Apache Reservation iron
ore deposits for the past twoyearS
In requesting the additional time company officials advised
that would also be needed in order determine the location
and feasibility of constructing beneficiary plant the area
They reported by the end of the woyear period
drilling will have been completed the exploration phase and
that the additional studies will have been achieved
The Fort Apache scout., 1962-09-01
Bear Season
Opens Here

WHITERIVER - T h e
chances of bagging a bruin
on the Fort Apache ReSer-
vation this fall are rated as
excellent due to a noticeable
increase in the bear popu-
lation this fall. The season
opened September 1St and
will run through February
%, 1868.
NOn-IndianS hunting bear
on the reservation must
first obtain their Arizona
State hunting license and
then purchase the SIS tribal
permit. Russell Culbreath,
tribal trapper located at
Fort Apache, will be avail
able to advise hunters on
concentration areas and
hunting methods.
NOn-IndianS can also pur-
chase permits to hunt pre-
datory animals, dove and
waterfowl tribal officials re-
ported.
The Fort Apache scout., 1962-09-01
FLOCKED TO RESERVATION
Tribu Fair Draws
Interested Throngs

successful ever held on the Fort
Apache Indian Reservation.
Officials declared the turnout
of visitors was the largest on
record and attributed it not
only to the widespread fame
of the annual event but also to
the growing interest in the pro-
gress of the White Mountain
Apaches by visitors all over the
nation.
The two-day event officially
commenced at l pm. Saturday
with the grand parade through
Whiteriver down to the fair
grounds. Leading off the pa
rade was the Alchesay Band fol-
lowed by the beautiful Rodeo
Queen, Althea Hastings.
Miss Hastings, Is year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cain
Hastings, East Fork, drew ap-
plause from the packed crowds
along the route as she rode in
triumphal splendor accompa-
MED by her two equally lovely
attendants.
The attendants, Vanta Quin-
tero and Shirley Bones, both of
Canyon Day, were the two run
ner-ups in the annual Beauty
Queen contest held the week
previously in Alchesay Hall.
Following the Queens con-
vertible was a car containing
Bureau and Tribal officials in
Guiding Wade Head; new PhOe-
nix area Director; Harry Ste
venS, assistant area Director;
Tribal Chairman Lester Oliver.
Assorted floats of various
Reservation clubs and groups
drew raves from the crowd for
(To Page 7, Col. y
The Fort Apache scout., 1962-09-01

appointment as Agency Super
intendent 10 years ago.
Funds for the construction of
the Hawley Lake Resort Lodge
were approved by Udall and
officials reported that work is
expected to commence on the
project early next spring.
The construction of the ski
run and golf course is expected
to start as soon as approval for
the financing is completed.
THE APACHE TRIBE was
complimented for having the
only Self-Help Housing Pro-
gram in the United States fl
nanced wholly from Tribal
Funds.
(To Page s, Col. 81
The Fort Apache scout., 1962-09-01
ASSURES CONTINUED SUPPORT
Secretary UdoN Praises
Progress Of Apoches

praised by Udall for the pro-
gress made in recreation and in
dustrial development of the
Tribes resources.
Udall assured the visiting
members that his office would
cooperate and assist the Tribe
in furthering these business de-
velopments and 9th er en-
deavOrS.
Superintendent Hawley re-
ceived special praise from Sec
retary Udall for the work he
has done for the Tribe since his
The Fort Apache scout., 1962-09-01
POST STORY
CITES APACHES

WHITERIVER - The White
Mountain Apache Tribe received
national publicity last month
when the Saturday Evening Post
published feature article on the
attractions of the Reservation.
Title Apache Campout'', the
article was written by Richard
Dunlop, who spent several weeks
on the Reservation last summer
while researching the story.
Reservation officials mention
ed in the well-written article in
cluded Nelson Lupe, Lydo Har-
vey, Lester Oliver and Jim
Sparks.
The story told of a family's va
cation on the Reservation and the
thrills and excitement of touring
the historic sites and locations in
Apacheland.
An increase in the number of
visitors to the Reservation is ex-
pected as a result of the national
publicity engendered from the ar
ticle.
The Post feature is one of many
that have been published recent
ly about the White Mountain
ApacheS and shows the interest
in the recreational and industrial
progress and d velopment
achieved by the Tribe.
The Fort Apache scout., 1962-09-01
WASHINGTON, DC.

WASHINGTON, DC. -
Members of the White Noun
tain Apache Tribal Delegation
met with Secretary of the Inte-
rior Stewart L. Udall here last
month to discuss the progress
and needs of the White Noun
tain Apache Tribe.
The delegation, consisting of
Tribal Chairman, Lester Oil
yer; vice chairman, Fren Ban
ashly; Agency Superintendent,
Albert NJ. Hawley and Tribal
Attorney, Barry De Rose, we're
The Fort Apache scout., 1962-09-01
WHITERIVER

WHITERIVER = An esti-
mated several thousand visitors
from throughout Arizona and
other areas of the Southwest
flocked to the Reservation Fair
grounds here last week to make
the annual Tribal Fair and Ro-
dec one of the largest and most
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-10

Bedroom Sets Bedding, Living Room Sets Chairs, Dmehe Sets, and man, other
items. We've really sharpened our pencils Damaged merchandise, ne of a kind,
white elephants, old merchandise. You name it and it's probably on Our cut price
sale. Discounts so big you'll think WE'VE GONE CRAZY. Many items 5% OFF
and even MORE.
Clothes Pins Sc dozen
Evening star., 1962-03-01
THE EVENING STAR
Washington, D. c.
Thursday. March ], 1862

back into medical literature
of the last 10 years. She then
set up a study with 80 guinea
pigs as experimental animals.
After giving them varying
dosages Of X-ray, she graphed
a trend showing that the
radiation has harmful effects
on antibody production. The
trend showed a decrease in
antibodies (or in lay Ian
guage, the animals resist
ance) proportional to the x
ray dosage.
With true scientific spirit,
Ann emphasized that her
findings could not be called
definitive. "Td rather say I
found a trend" she says. "A
more complete experiment,
for which I had not the time
and materials, would have re-
quired use of many more ami
mails and observations"
Evening star., 1962-03-01
BY RUTH DEAN
Star Staff Writer

Forty junior scientists-10
Of them girls-are in town
this week to exhibit their
scientific prowess and COM
pete for five science scholar
ships.
The girls projects cover
as wide a range as those Of
the boys. These junior Marie
Curies will submit expert
ments in soil, chemistry, psy-
chology, nuclear physics, bio
chemistry, mathematics, ma
rine biology and cyrogenics.
The high school seniors are
winners in the 21st annual
Westinghouse Science Talent
Search. They were selected
out Of an original field of
more than $4,000 students
from all so States.
Today marks the beginning
Of the last five-day lap Of
Evening star., 1962-03-01

project because of the en-
phasis on the effects Of fall
out and X-ray radiation"
Similarly, Judy said her
inspiration was prompted "by
the Atomic Energy Commits
sion's concern about our
dumping radioactive wastes
in the ocean and thus con-
taminating its waters"
Ann worked with guinea
pigs. and Judy used kelp, or
seaweed.
Judy choose the kelp be-
cause 1t can be found aplenty
along the California coast
and because 1t is a source of
food for many people living
in coastal areas around the
world.
She placed a small amount
in a jar Of sea water she had
treated with radioactive CO.
bait. After 80 hours, she
tested the protein in the kelp
and found it had absorbed
Evening star., 1962-03-01
President Addresses
Wives Prayer Group

thing else to see moral and
spiritual integrity" in tho
leadership of the United
States, he said.
johnson Attends
Vice President Lyndon
johnson also spoke briefly at
the Congressional Wives
reakfaSt at which Mrs
johnson was honor guest.
Mrs. Orville Freeman, wife
Of the Secretary Of Agricul-
ture, and Mrs. G. Mennen
Williams, wife of the Assist
ant Secretary Of State, read
the Scriptures from the Old
and New Testaments, respec-
lively.
Mrs. Catherine Marshall
LIE Sourd, widow of the Rev.
Peter Marshall, late chaplain
Of the Senate and minister
of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, was the
principal speaker.
Mrs. LIE Sourd said the
United States must count on
an ample supply of dedi-
Gated Americans" if it is to
win the cold war"
Materialism, self seeking,
the desire not to offend,
cynicism are not good enough
to meet the dire needs of the
times, she declared.
with the dropping of the
first bomb, what difference
would a bank balance mean?"
she asked.
Mrs. Odin Langen, wife Of
the Minnesota Representa-
tive, who is chairman of the
Congressional Wives Prayer
Group. presided at the break
fast and Mrs. e. Ross Adair,
wife of the Indiana Repre-
sentative, brought greetings
from the International Chris
tian Leadership Conference
now in session here. DR..
Abraham Vereide, founder of
the ICL. gave the benedic-
tion.
Mrs. Olin Johnston, wife OF
the South Carolina Senator;
Mrs. B. Everett Jordan, wife
of the North Carolina Sena-
tor, and Mrs. Eugene Rietzke
were among others partici-
pating in the program.
Evening star., 1962-03-01
BY FRANCES LIDE
Star Staff Writer

President Kennedy ex-
pressed his appreciation to-
day to 700 women joining in
a demonstration of commit
ment" at the second annual
Congressional Wives Prayer
Breakfast.
The Chief Executive
pointed out that Government
leaders in the Capital bear
a great responsibility, not
only to this country but to
the other nations of the
world.
Declaring that I'VE want
to be sure our efforts are
effective, he told the women
that much of their success
depends on your efforts.
Mr.. Kennedy. who also
spoke briefly at the annual
Presidential Prayer Break
fast in the Mayflower Hotel
ballroom this morning,
crossed the corridor to ad-
dress the women's group
which was meeting stimuli
taneously.
DIR. Graham Speaks
Accompanied by DR.. Billy
Graham, he introduced the
evangelist as one who has
transmitted the quality of
our commitment to faith in
a way in which we can all be
proud"
DR.. Graham, just back
from a tour Of five Latin
American countries, ex-
pressed the belief that the
annual Prayer Breakfast
doeS more TO convey the
proper image" of this coun-
try to Latin America than
"any single event that hap
pens in the United States
today"
Noting that films of last
years breakfast have been
widely distributed, he said
one man told him that after
seeing the film he had a
new respect for the United
States"
In the tense atmosphere
prevailing today, Latin Amer
leans want more than any,
Evening star., 1962-03-01
Junior Scientists Compete

their competition for $34,250
in scholarships. Five scholar
ships, ranging from $500 to
$4,000 will be awarded to top
winners at a banquet on Mon
day at the Hotel Statler-Hil-
ton.
Two Radiation Projects
BY coincidence, two Of the
girls assigned as roommates
on arrival here on the all
expense trip discovered that
their projects represented
two widely different ap-
proaches to the same prob
lem--atomic radiation.
The 17-year-olds, Miss
Ann Margaret Felker of
Marshfield, Wis. and Miss
Judith Marie Jaime of San
Bernardino, Calf, admitted
that current events affected
their experimental choices.
Ann says she took up her
Evening star., 1962-03-01
Easy
lowering branch
arranging

Even if you think you have no
real artistic talent, it's easy to
make lovely Towering branch ar
rangements with an oriental flair.
In March Better Homes & Gar
dens, DR.. Koshu Tsujii shows
you how to arrange four different
Towering branch forms. The
technique behind arrangement is
given in simple detail. Colorful
photographs show the finished
results. Put March Better Homes
d Gardens on your shopping list
- buy it today!
Evening star., 1962-03-01

the radioactivity. thus prov
ing her theory that the sea
plant could be made inedible
by ocean waters contami-
mated by dumping of radio
active wastes.
Judy also pointed out that
her experiment indicates q
possible danger of hereditary
changes in human beings. or
In sheep grazing near a coast,
If they eat radioactive kelp.
Judy is thrilled she was
the first from her California
community to be chosen a
winner in the Science Talent
Search.
Shows Resistance Trend
Ann is the seventh winner
her teacher at Columbus
High School - Sister Mary
Lauretta. S.SN.D.---has sent
to Washington in the Science
Talent Search.
Her concern for the effects
OF radioactive fallout on hui
man resistance to infection
and disease sent her looking
Evening star., 1962-05-16

But some of the guests lin
gered on until 8. enjoying the
music, the punch-two kinds.
a lime punch lightly laced
with gin and a grapefruit
juice punch-and the food.
The buffet boasted excellent
smoked salmon. thinly sliced
Evening star., 1962-05-16
By BETTY BEALE

closed doors even as the
guests were being ushered to
the main floor. The Marine
Band that was to have played
on the stand on the south
lawn was switched to the
Marine Orchestra, which held
forth in the entrance hall as
usual. The Navy Combo
was brought into the dining
room, and the Air Force
Strolling Strings, which would
have waited their melodious
strains into the warm sum-
mer air outdoors, took up
positions in the corridor to
fiddle their fanciful tunes
inside ...
And as for the Air Force
Drum and Bugle Corps in the
dress red uniforms of the
Continental i Army COM
manded by Gen. G. Washing
ton, it got to perform on the
lawn any way - because, of
course, after all that it didn't
rain. Guests watched them
from the terrace off the Blue,
red and Green Rooms.
SAID MRS. KENNEDY as
she surveyed the scene that
might have been, "I am ter
ribly disappointed. It's so
beautiful out here. We had
such nice arrangements, but
We just couldn't take a
chance, it looked so threat
ening."
She was wearing a silk,
black and white polka dotted
dress that had a cape-ilke
panel hanging in the back
from the neckline and a black
satin sash. It was accented
with diamond earclips, a dia-
mond bracelet on one wrist
and a crescent of diamonds
on the side of her coiffure.
She and the President
descended the stairs behind
the color bearers at 6:15,
followed by the civilian and
military heads of the Penta-
gon whom they had first re-
ceived upstairs.
They were Secretary Nc
Namara, without his wife,
who was flying in from Ath-
ems last evening; retiring
Secretary Of the Army and
Mrs. Elvis Stahr, Secretary
Of the Navy and Mrs. Fred
Korth, Secretary of the Air
Force and Mrs. Eugene
Zuckert, Chairman of the
Joint Chiefs and Mrs. Lyman
Lemnitzer, Army Chief of
Staff and Mrs. George Deck
er, Chief of Naval Opera
tions and Mrs. George An
derson, Air Force Chief of
Staff and Mrs. Curtis Le-
May, the Military Represen-
tative to the President and
Mrs. Maxwell Taylor, and
the Presidents three mill
tary aides who attend all the
receptions but were among
the special guests this time
Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Ted
Clifton, USA, Capt. and Mrs.
Tazewell Shepard, jr., USN,
and Brig. Gen. Godfrey Nc
Hugh, USAF.
Marine Corps Commandant
David Shoup was in Europe,
Evening star., 1962-05-16
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
Kennedys Give Reception
For Top Military Bruss

Inc uniformed cream O1
the Pentagon and their peer:
from other parts of the coun-
try were honored at a White
House reception yesterday
for the first time since De-
cember, 1854.
s Between 6 and 8 O'Clock,
S47 top brass and their wives
passed through the portals of
the Presidents House and
with the exception of the
young officers who serve
the President, there wasn't
q man IN sight who didn't
have literally or figuratively,
at least two stars on his
shoulder or the equivalent in
stripes. on his sleeve.
HAD THE ENEMY
! LAUNCHED an attack dur
ing those hours, heaven
knows who would have given
the orders outside of the
White House, or who would
have taken them inside!
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy welcomed the military
to their domicile the same
day, it turned out, that the
President sent additional
American military forces to
Thailand. Naturally, the
move came in for some dis
cuSsion.
Just back from a survey
Of Southeast Asian difficult
ties in the face of the Com
munist advances, Secretary
Of Defense Bob Mcnamara
said the situation in Laos is
getting better"
He also said, within the
last 8 to 10 weeks there has
been substantial progress in
South Wet Nam as measured
by the improvement in morale
Of the Army, as evidenced by
the substantial reduction in
the desertions. and by a
more favorable comparison
Of losses between North and
South Wet Nam in killed,
missing in action and
wounded; and as evidenced
hy a lesser number of major
attacks by the Wet Cong"
The latter is the name given
tps the Communist forces in
wet Nam.
EsEHE DEFENSE SECRE-
TARY had another reason
Ton taking the optimistic view
nabout his trip. He just missed
having birds nest soup in a
beautiful mountain resort
town in Wet Nam.
4 Having arrived too late to
have it prepared. his hosts
bemoaned his failure to
sample the delicacy which
they told him was sometimes
made of nests that were five
years old and extremely nu-
Itritious!
Mrs. Kennedy had planned
yesterdays reception as a
garden party, but the threat
Of rain as the appointed hour
arrived caused a last-minute
switch.
At 5:45 the buffet was
switched hastily from lawn to
the State Dining Room where
the table was set behind
Evening star., 1962-05-16

speaking to the only nom
starred men present-to his
chief pilot. Col. James B.
Swindal, his helicopter pilot.
1t. Col. Jack Tinnin, and to
the Signal Corps men who
handle his communications.
At 6:55 Mr.. Kennedy
slipped downstairs to his
office and five minutes later
Mrs. Kennedy retired to their
private apartments upstairs.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

at a time. Secretary Nc
Namara accompanied Mrs.
Kennedy.
THE PRESIDENT PAUSED
for a long chat with atomic
Admiral Hyman Rickover;
with 1t. Gen. Joe Carroll,
the former FBI agent who
has become head of Air Force
Intelligence; and with 1t.
Gen. Ed Hart. USAF, retired.
He also made q point of
Evening star., 1962-05-16

so he missed the party, but
former Commandant and
Mrs. Lemuel Shepherd were
there and the noted Marine
Medal of Honor winner, 1t.
Gen. "Chesty" Fuller.
President and Mrs. Ken
nedy did not stand in a re-
ceiving line, but set out in
opposite directions to mingle
with the guests to avoid too
much congestion in one place
Evening star., 1962-05-16

rare roast beef and chicken.
buttered brown and white
bread, crab Newburg, raw
vegetables. carrot strips, eau
liflower. celery, cookies and
delectable French pastries.
Evening star., 1962-05-16

when you write about the
White House. why don't you
write about these marvellous
pastries?" said a White
House aide as he reached for
another.
Evening star., 1962-09-30

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