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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
Timely Intervention

The Star editorial, Timely
Intervention" hits the nail
on the head in characterizing
the present situation as the
confused and controversial
Washington area transporta-
ton game" That word game"
is quite appropriate.
But reference to the con-
flict of opinions between the
proponents Of highways and
the proponents of mass trans
it" as a ridiculous feud" in
dicates a regrettable lack of
comprehension of the basic
concepts over which the two
groups differ. One group is
concerned primarily with the
move m ent Of automobiles
while the other group is in
terested in the movement Of
people-en masSe, not one or
two in each of thousands Of
autos.
The highway proponents
urge the quick building Of
freeways, expressways, inner
loops, outer loops, or what
have you, in order to take
advantage Of the Federal
grants-in-aid, usually 80 per
cent of the costs. To the
highway proponents none Of
this feverish freeway build
ing activity seems ridiculous
in the least. How can autos
move without roads on which
to run? 1t is just that simple.
But to those who consider
the movement of people in
great numbers with speed,
safety, comfort and conven-
fence as the first requisite,
this frenzy of highway build
ing appears as almost the ul-
innate reach Of absurdity.
This, not because they do not
realize that some of these
highways will be needed 70
provide autoists with the OPP
portunity to exercise their in
alienable and sacred right to
drive their cars whenever and
wherever they may want to
go, and with complete disre-
gard of the inconvenience,
danger, and even injury, they
may cause the rest of the cit
henry; but because they feel
that we are putting the cart
before the horse. In the opin-
ion Of these people, the con-
struction Of rapid transit ia
cilities, as the most efficient
means Of moving masses of
people, should take prece-
dence over building highways
to be utilized by the least eff
ficient means of moving these
masses of people-i.e., in pri-
vate automobiles.
They want the trend re-
versed, with rapid transit ia
cilities becoming the back
bone" Of an adequate and in
tegrated mass transit system
that would take thousands of
cars off the highways and
streets by affording their
drivers a much better way to
get into and out Of. and
through the different sections
of the town. This would make
transit the major method of
transportation in the whole
metropolitan region. It would
relieve the highway traffic
jams. 1t would also put an end
to the transportation game. !"
Let's hope that President
Kennedy, as Washington's
first citizen, will intervene
and end this game" by COM
ing out forthrightly for a real
mass transit system for our
Nations Capital City.
f. ". Mailman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used If
letters carry tDTiters' correct
names and addresses. All let
tiers are subject to condensG-
ton. Those not used tDiu be
returned only tDhen accom-
panied By self : addressed,
stamped envelopes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
SPIRES OF THE SPIRIT
Under the Rug
By DIR. FREDERICK BROWN HARRIS
Chaplain Of the United states Senate

The 50 : called Russian
Revolution is a red rug
woven of terror and vio-
lence. Under that rug are
denominations, receptions and
coercions such as history
has never before seen. Like
all rugs which hide that
which is beneath them it
clings to the floor. It has
no kinship with Spires which
point from the ground to
spiritual verities. The de-
sign of this covering Is gaudy
and flamboyant. In the CEN
ter, dyed with the blood OF
liquidated millions, is a ham
mer and sickle. Across its
expanse in huge letters is the
legend - peace and liberty
for all people in a classics
society,"" and world domina-
ton by communism is inevi-
table"
For more than two score
years it has been the deter
mined purpose of the Krem-
lin manipulators to make
sure that the rug is not lift
ed. To a world deluged with
their SpeciouS propaganda
they fear the revelation of
the real state of affairs back
of the knaviSh facade which
hides the hideouS truth.
Underneath the red rug are
precious things, mowe d
down by the sickle and
smashed by the hammer.
Conscience stricken by an
all too negative attitude, and
repenting Of sins Of omiS-
sion, two years ago both
the Senate and the House
of Representatives passed
unanimously an epOchal res
olution. The purport was
that it Is high time for this
land of the free to lay strong
hands on this concealing rug.
pull it up, and let the world
gaze at the iniquitous fakery
which the hypocritical cover
ing hides. So, by Act of Con-
gress, for seven intense days
each year-Captive Nations
Week.-Mrs. land the people
rule are called to look at the
area under the rug with a
high powered searchlight
and to publish to the
world the hidden facts Of
this refuge Of lies.
Two Presidents have Is
sued the requested July sum-
mons. The last one, by Presi-
dent Kennedy, declareS-"we
must never forget our hopes
for the ultimate freedom and
welfare of the Eastern Euro
pean People" From sea to
sea in this Republic, Captive
Nations Week is now enthu-
siastically observed as the
plight Of the captives is lifted
before our free land. The re-
solution declares this is to
continue until such time as
freedom and independence
shall have been achieved for
all the coerced nations of the
world"
This has proved an alarm
clock for those Khrushchev
and Company are doing their
best to lull to sleep. The en-
ragged protests of the Kremlin
boss were heard around the
world. 1t Is evident we had
struck a sensitive nerve. As
the Soviet press and radio
told the Empire" of the
American audacity in talk
ing about captive nations,
the captives themselves, in
more than twenty enslaved
nations. heard the news with
Joy and were stirred with a
new hope.
Now what is it under that
rug the SovietS are afraid to
let the world see? There are
loathsome things there that
creep and crawl-look, there
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22

Dr.. Lyons personally or by reputation.
Some will remember him in their wills.
Others have said they will remember
him with something each year. One
suggested time for an annual do
nation: October 25,. the date he came
into the world 70 years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-22
'Nonportisonship'

Henry r, Norman,
Evening star., 1962-05-11

Imperial -ChTysler-Ply -elmca
400 Georgia Ave. NV. ia. $4,000
Evening star., 1962-05-11
LoTs, ACREAGE FoR SALE
coNTINuepD

ss.eoo 50. Fr. or GROUND 10
Gated AZ ne eefner o. Bowen "a
and Howard 81. Sc. for saie al
S15.OQO. 1oned Rib, but may b
toned Tor apartnents. RE 7-s15O
.sIe AcREs. wooded, high ground,
almost nile hiaek.tcp road
frontage. mapy beautiful knolls.
Sprlnes. small stTeams, lEe. lake
sites, The rssht location at the
right Price Near Boliing Offiesrs
Cluo. Warrenton. Va. IS nj. D. c.
Sl2S per acre. low down payment.
say terms. IA. 4-1146 after
n.
10 BEAUTIFULLY WOODED LOTS
IN FaiEland. Nd Min, 10000 Sq.
ft, Priced % sell. RA. 6-40i4.
30 AcRES On Braddock rd., 2 miles
from new Chantilly airport. Out
OF noise zone. Wonderful invest.
ment Terms. coptaet owner. CT.
81 o32.
81 LOTS, sewer and water, streets.
cures and Gutter. ready TO build
Prince 0eorge,s County. call BIN
LISS, AD. 4-4690. Ewes. OIL. e.
V1AD.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

9S-ACRE DAIRY OR STOCK FARM
Excellent cropping. A.mile road
front, 75x35-ft. bank barn with "a
stanchionS. Never-failing stream
in meadow. S-rm. farmhouse with
bath and elee. $4,000. Ewes,
please call Donald Martin. WA.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
ron SAFE PROFITHBTE 6aTdVaI

business, metropolitan Virginia.
Excellent location, ample parking
Reply. Box 409-R, Star.
FOR LEASE OR SALE-Motel Lge,
garage. Apt. overhead. Ideal
for store, Laundromat and trailer
court: In Southern Md. on 30l.
CL. 9-2243.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
SEAsR0RE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH. DRL.--Be sure
Snse sss sssnrdsS SSn q sunday anS oessn
rent for season. Phone 302-baS-
1927, or ma. s-0T53.
FOR RENT, Rehoboth Beach =
1rS sdssp spt az gtiis IL mel mas Ase9% %ss.' 9r
al Day. $50 q VIZ. through Labor
Day. Shade trees, windows on 4
sides. Park ct door, b. BURTON,
! state I'd. 227.75Il.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
SHOE REPAIR SHOP

ISit csiI De. e. tsE.sSssn Atser 8 Pm.
SMALL NvEsToRas5Mone q sey::
eral.. approx. $4,000 needed e
finish vital mfg. development
which Is 90ee complete. This !:
speculative, but the potential 4.
outstanding. Cox 30-V. Star.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
VACATION PLACES

wAITsFIELD, vT.-Mountain ski
cabin. 4 rms. swimming nearby.
S35 VIZ. or S136 mo. WI. e-e171.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
OFFICES, STUDIOS fer RENT
tcoNuNUepl


SILVER SPRING. sGss ca. ave.
n. so-; o. colesyil.s e; teents,'
sizes. camplste,y rececoratsd a.;
conditioned. eiertfic eieVato
MR. 0EMNri.i.
SrvER SPRING AREA. silver
SORES ave.--SeTera. fees avail
immed., some ar eond. Parkins.
SRA Bros 10. -.7is7
SPRINGFIELD. Va. - SpT.ngffelo
Nedicsl-Dentsl Bldg. Suitable foi
any pref, office. ai2 81. a.. Ayatl:
iEiWed. SsaS Q no. Gail LYNCH
BROS, INC, Realtors, Springfield,
Va. Fl. 4-100O.
wHEAToN-Brand-nsW Office BIDS.
fully cir eone., ample parking,
janitorial service and music. on
main thoroughfare. oceupaney
June Is. Call Mr. DFuSkin.
KEN DRUsKIN co. 949-4000.
WHEATON
NEW BUILDING
Two offices. 600 50. II. e.. Estab.
aiE eond. Cal Mr.. Wiser.
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
9la-s300 ga I4th ST. NV
9i9 18th ST. N.W.-Prestige Bldg,
approx. 1000 50. IT., lower level
eombination offices and workrms
Walnut-paneled office with aeouS-
teal ceiling, air eono.. sep out
side entr. Rent includes parkins
space. Reas. rent. Ideal for sales
KAUFMAN or Mr.. MACKEY ai
aS5-l535.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
eouMrRY PROPERTY
CnARLEs ToWN. N. Va.

CNE HCUE NOM CITY
sUAAEE. LTYINo-I7g aeEes, 80.
aerss sls5.. laramie yisE o
Sea- v'llsy' hi.h mt a!n- l.rs,sS, sisTat,.on
H.. I'm. suxaO. lge. Stons fireolaee
ia baths. .-car Esraze, olc houst
USED - studio. artists mecca ol
Eentseman'5 retreat S3a,5OO.
S-oeSrm. modern eoss=ge. ige. lbr!cl
fireplace with Heato.atcr. nestleC
- weed area. fairly high elevation
ApproE, ] acre fronting on Poto-
mac River. maantficent vista o.
sGFrnur rdiug terrain, $4,000
5.room house. 33 acres wood land
2 fairly clear on good rd., barn
Sides, GOOD condition. $500
3S acres rolling woodland, small
stream. potential for Ice. lake
S;vs.,ssn .,s cash; i, ,,.,v-, =,
chsTlsiA ToSn, y ts"Es.14s ". Va. fhon: III ifsC
HAHMARKET, VA.-Lookink for 1
BLDG. site with q lovely view OF the
mountains? CAL now and make
an. "a aPsotntnsns stf1 sn % A see thess 5,
level. rollipG. Easy committing ais.
tanee to D. c. S4,250 and up,
small down payment, eonVenien!
terms on balance. N. D. BOLT,
Broker. 7O3-7S4-3l4e or T05-
WARRENToN. va. AREA = s-rm
house with 4 extra Ice, bedrms.
Ia baths. GOOD view, lge. trees
This house is solid. but needs
deeorAtinG. Over an acre black-tor
Tcaa Eosf,rt trSSsass 5,,,s;, 'S ,,S Hi e e pr
eel financing. IA. Alias aftei
8 pm.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

PROFESSIONAL OFFICES, I903-O.
y St. n.v.-Sultes ranging from
. offices. (Rent, $3.50 per MOI
To entire fir. Of IL offices. Beins
rerodeled now, estimated com.
pletion, July 1. Air cond,. high
acoustical ceiling, auto. elevator
fireplaces, dec. to suit tenant
LSe. conference rln, avail. HYN.
MING ASSOC, FE. S-9077.
PROFESSIONAL BLDG. - Hyatts,
vile, Nd, hir-cond. offices. Suit.
able for doctors, lawyers, sales.
men. l to 5-rm. suites avail
Reas. rent, r. r. RUPERT. ST
3-S4S4.
SHAPE SUITE, prest:ge location
large office, furnished, secretarial
service ayailahle. 393-o2S5.
SILVER SPRING. Piney Branch and
Flower shopping center-Air cond.
office space, eround fir. in com.
manding position. / suite OF . Of
fices wi4S0 50. it., SIPS no.; ?
other offices w/144 and 1877 So.
it.. $50 mo. each. Also studio or
space for business Wfoffice ap-
prox. 5000 50. II. in bsmt. Will
ed fir. and sround level exit. S125
TAKoMA REALTY JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1962-05-11
LA PLATA,
MARYLAND
SAVE THE TREEl

We Did, and More, Too,
JUST 1MA0INE-A beautiful 143.
acre farm, subdivided into onlJ
43 building sites.
Roads are In. You'll want to OWE
one Of these 3-acre building sites.
Ia Plata is Southern Maryland
fastest a,s ST.. gr0wins ,, town. Many pso.
every day. Nice schools and
churches.
South Capitol ct. to 5, To sol "a
La Plata: 3 miles on 9 to Wood
haven Park.
PHoNE La PLATA sa4-4ses
Evening star., 1962-05-11
sHIRLNGToN AREA
WAREHOUSES WANTED

FALLS CHURCH AREA-wiu buy
5000 Sc. It. bldg. or u acre ground
Zoned Industrial r. z. LASSEN,
OIL. 6-5laO.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

l56 ACRES Of simberiand. 81
MARYs REALTY CO., HI. 9-5360,
Ie5-ACRE FARM with house. 10
rms. and 2 baths. fenced. trout
stream. fish pond, beautiful view.
on Rte. 622 near State Park. JE.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
MOURTAIN PROPERTY
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN

o1@eASA@AlAS 44s O3AANA4kJASkN
90 acres - Quiet Catoctin Noun
tain TAN top, Top, on Mink Farm road.
90 r6od tIei irae ~ G Sisx impTSysS SSSS tsS wisa
as mink ranch mansseP's mana; 'SASE STarteFs. snS
sonsisting Of .liv. rm.. modern
Kitchen, 3 bedrms., bath, man
aeer's office, warehouse, cold stor-
age rm., feed-mfxine rm. and
shop. 3 acres enclosed with 6-it,
mink-type fence, several hundred
ana sR rsS sVmplssiy ~ Soc1sa :S
rolling trout stream. in the heart
Of deer hunting country. 50O-ft.
premises. S14.75O, terms, Y cash,
20 %. ..s acres n ,,,,ss ,seantiiIl I,h secluded
srick hiRh u,800 q. above sea
.sysi srn On c1sossin osss McSntsiH lou ss1 mod.
terior and asi exterior painted. very s
in grass and crops, excellent lake
site, unsurpassahle deer. grouse and
pheasant hunting, trout stream
yithin u mile, long road frontage.
$1e,9S0, terms. cash,
Of sugar Loaf Mountain, s' 81 miles lies
D. c. $500. terms, u cash.
044AAAeA@AaAS 4As V4A4NAAASNfAN
POOLESviLLE, MD,
WI. e-g223 or 3OI--DI. 9-3262
FR0NT ROYAL. .YA.-Eor sale. new
einder-hloek cabin with firepl. and
"a wooded acres. 703-437-1163.
GARRETT co., ND. - 20 acres.
wooded, 2ls miles from Deep Greek
Lake. Sa5 per acre, terms. Phone
EL. 6-12l6.
70 ACRES wooded mountain re-
valley. view. Secluded, easily ac-
eessible, Price, S3.9e5 with s4eS
down and $50 per month.
so acre mountain retreat, excel.
hunting. Stream and well with
old 8-room frame, house. Excel.
mountain yiew, on state route.
SIS per month. For appointment,
phone OWNER, Winchester, Va,
Code 703-662-S434.
18-ACRE mountain home. 800 yards
off hwy. 622, miles south Of
Front Royal. Va. Store and church
nearby. b-rm. house, barn and
outbldgs. Pish pond, plenty Of
horses, Wonderful hunting terri
tory close BY. Must be seen to be
appreciated. May be used for
summer activities or year-round
living, Code 602-ME. 5-6S31 or
Evening star., 1962-05-11
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ACME LOAN sRRvICE-cash fast
no delays. End trust loans. Money
Ior any purpose. d. C.. Nd, We
Day or ewes. uN. 4.02SS.
ACTION 2a HOURS, any amount
You can't beat our rates. GI-
BRALTAR MOT, 625-936e.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DIETS b
End trust. AMERICAN MORTGAGE
& INVESTMENT Co, 3l9 South
ern BLDG, Ma. 1851. Immediate
services. 10 to 4:30 pm.
HsSsEE sSS .T.i fps Soss TRYSTT: 8 = H.4Sg E IN M
or Va. Reas. rates, NATIONAL
MORTGAGE q INVEST. corr.
1872 N. Y. ave. NV. ma, S-bS33.
PLENTy FuNDs AVAILARLE, Is!
MoRTGAoE col. NC. jA. 7-5sO0
SECOND TRUSTs-Top spot cash
No red tapel Nd, Va, d. c, Day
o. evening. WI. 6-6le2. 31s
Evening star., 1962-05-11
ROSENTHAL
AVIATION

AERONCA CHIEF I946, 90 hours
T.S.O.. Manassas Airport, priced
for nuick sale. OF. A-A462.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

DRY CLEANING PLANT FOR
sIECWholesale and retail; yol-
ELECTRICIAN with contractors
license. please contact Box 353-V,
star for good opportunity.
EXCEL. EBAY STATION, s. pa
kota ave. area, unlimited poten-
tial for good operator. La. 6-5 AU
Evening star., 1962-05-11
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL Cash for lots, acreage OF
KAY ri REALTY CO. ca I've IA. $500
APPROX. 2 ACRES ground suitable
for pvt. school. NV. sect. Write
Box 3l0-R, Star.
FINISHED LOTS or acreage Val
utils. wanted in P. g. County OF
d. c.: MAX MILLER, Ii. 7-2IOo
or IA. 9-sSS3.
HOUSE BUILDING LOTS WANTED
in Arlington Co. Call Mr.. Du
FIEF, IA. 5-2969.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
FLORIDA PROPERTY

FOR SALE-Lakewood Pk. Estates
Lot 0sxl5O. 81 BOO. ,. L. KoEoEL.
Lexingtol Park. MARYLAND.
PRIME MoTEL LoT. IOOixis5i
deep, directly on Ala Ocean
elvdl, "a Blk. from ocean. Lau-
ceroale by the Sea, Space for IA
e IL units. parkins. and pool.
Fienty mortgage uloaey Available
for construction Ia area where
front s ar ioetI iefe sas.aoS y S-Is s.,S Ssi2 SiiI
OWNER. 773-s597.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

OFFICE SPACE
8 rms, approx. 400 50. IT,,
window air conditioners.
$3.50 per month.
Also a one-room office, and
combination 2-rm. office.
1634-36 Conn. ave. See JAM
itor, Grover Byrd on
premises.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
CHESAPEAKE BAY
SHORE COTTAGES
LONG BEACH
CALVERT COUNTY
BARGAIN
FOR A LARGE FAMILY
ARsoIrTTIY RrAnTIrI1-

cottage with four large
bearooms. Ia baths. laFEe living
room with fireplace, dining room
and kitchen, 76x100 lot. Approx.
3O0 y, % Bay shore. Only $1,000
terms to suit buyer.
Evening star., 1962-05-11
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

LONG BEACH, choice summer rent.
n. =, RocRHffIiLs, Hill NC iHScstsSto st' LeoI. LEc1s
ard, Nd. Prince Frederick 3OS-J
Evening star., 1962-05-11

VA.-s0 acres 0ainsviile area,
!SSnss fssRuisSfa sR sSfa s2 il.A'ess ss7ii. .f''eR cR
Evening star., 1962-05-11
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SAIL
INDUSTRIAL PROF, FER Rem
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ARLINGTON RESTAURANT
Gross $4,000. Cash $4,000
JOE h. THOMPSON. IA. $4,000
ATTENTION RESTAURANT OWN
EKS, famous Hi-Boy DonutS can
be delivered to you wholesale, call
Evening star., 1962-05-11
lMRnRT-sPnRIa
lcCNTIMufnl

MERcEDEs-BENz 80 eco 4-dr.
Sedan. beaut Yet black finish,
Wv tires. Weekend special.
] S2,09b.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

SERVICE STATION = Major oil
COMPANY has s,.,Is sysiisbie la the sriin iiinesl
Of additional potential. Paid
dealer training program, exeelienl
rental and many other benefits
FOR information esll ia. 4-l10O
days: JE. 3-lS57, ewes. anc
Evening star., 1962-05-11

StraSburg. Va. Code 1U3-4 bb.3Y3b
1888 ACRES for retirement or in
Substantial Germ. house. Many
good farm hldgs., so acres pas
ture,. several streams and attrac-
tive lake or pond sites. New owner
will. acquire soil bank contract,
ana farm bldgs, adaptable for
youth camp. S19,500. Terms
OWNER. JE. 4-3974.
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RETIRING MINISTER'S
HOME

Two bedrooms. large living room
kitchen. bath and enclosed from
porch Arranged TO give four sep
arate sleeping areas. Furnished an
only. l block from bay. Fully insu
lated, oil heat ready for imme
date occupancy. Only $4,000
Terms to suit purchaser.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

i65 ACRES WOODLAND. over II;
me- n.y. %die vi fs's sS5Snds Ss stSts NHa roads Dsh
40 miles south Of D. O S25.575
Sl.OV0 down, 5000 per month
Evening star., 1962-05-11
EXPANSIBLE
CHOICE SUMNER RENTALS
$50 to 500 Weekly

70 inspect this beautiful white sand
psen ppesen and safe, private boat har-
Frederick on soiomons Island "a
ING. 4l6 and ~, turn left al st'
Leonard and follow Long Beach
sisnS 70 office on shore Of Ches-
Evening star., 1962-05-11
STANDARD

AUsT1N-HEALEY sPRITE 80 conv.
racsD,,ons raeiS Snd r, heater. sIt.. low nilsaSe
Evening star., 1962-05-11
MAYNE REALITY 60

FREDERICK COUNTY -. Farmers
ferms. Old Annapolis rd.-14B
acres on this clean high producing
farm. 41-Stanchion d. c. barn
with 2 silos. large bank barn with
loafing area. other misc. outbldgs.,
all In good repair. Fenced. Lovely
7-rm. modernized farmhouse. Ex-
eel. road front. Here Is q farm
In high production. Clean end
well kept. Presently renting for
over $500. S67.b00.
Evening star., 1962-05-11

FIAT 80 Bianchi sun roof sedan,
economy transportation, excellent
condition, no cash required on
Evening star., 1962-05-11

WELL-GOING LAUNDRAAIAT. ex-
Gel. condition In rapidly develop
Ing suburban district on d. c.
line for sale. 4925 s. Capitol ST.,
eall 10. 7-i474 or ia. s-7S79.
WILL INVEST IN GAS STATION.
with repair shop or automotiye
business, or hardware store. Gail
fARLEs, EN-. 2-2611 or NE.
Evening star., 1962-09-09
Presidents
a soup fan
PASADENA, CALF.

it was the salads and the fish dishes she
enjoyed most. Returning to the United
States she asked Mrs. Alexis Matsas, wife
Of the Greek Ambassador, for recipes from
the Embassy kitchen. One of these that has
become Kennedy regular is Broiled Fish a
Ia Crecque.: So simple it is = SO different!
Italian Chef Spessot does a rice with
mushroom dish which is served often,
called ''just plain good" Anyone, even your
teen-ager, could make this with success.
President Kennedy is a soup drinker.
Soup is his refreshment before and after
speeches. His beloved New England Fish
Chowder goes along on many Of his trips in
the plane Caroline" So does hot or cold
tomato soup. Lately he has been partial to
this aromatic COnsomme Julienne, which
Evening star., 1962-09-09

the best possible system Of international con-
trOls and inspection. have also consistently
advocated that international agreements with
international controls and inspection be made
that will gradually lead to disarmament. in such
way as to increase our safety at every stage.
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ment by the United States or
unilateral cessation Of bomb
testing. For years ! have vig-
OrOusly and consistently advO-
Gated that all testing Of nuclear
weapons in the world be
brought to an end by means of
international agreements. with
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Chef Verdon makes with French accent.
Chicken, that all-American bird, is as
constant to the White House menus as to
your own. Chicken Tarragon is U.S.A.,
although we think the sauce after tasting
it in THIS Weeks kitchen shows the French
influence.
The White House kitchen has been
called cooks dream, with its stainless
steel and white enamel. But the truth is,
that despite all the fine equipment, there is
lack Of space and no place to stretch out
the walls.
American wines are served
There isn't even room for a proper
wine cellar. A bit of space is allowed for a
small stock of Mrs. Kennedy's favorite
wines. Dinner beverages for great occa-
sions are purchased at the last moment.
There is at least one wine always of Ameri.
can vintage.
The Kennedy grocery list is interna-
tional, but it's the foods and wines Of home
that have first place. -THE END
TINS WEEK MooozIns i Sspssmbsr O. lSt2
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DIR. PAULINC, II hGVe never 0dvO-
Gated usniEnseraI disGrnGnseRs :"
PASADENA, CALF.
EDnoR, TINS WEEK:
In the article Let's Face the Truth about
Nuclear Testing, by DIR. Hermann ]. Muller,
published in THIS WEEK Magazine for June 10,
1862, there are statements about me that are
false in their implications and are seriously
damaging to me.
Among these statements are the following:
"At the other extreme, eminent scientists like
DR.. Linus Pauling, Of the California Institute Of
Technology. and many student and peace Organi-
zations demand that all US. nnclear testing be
stopped Immediately. Though sympathi1e with
the aims Of these well-meaning people, think
they underestimate the damage which would be
done to our intellectual, moral and political
freedom il the Russians took over. And they do
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TOO Nobel Prize Winners discuss testing
The Russians

ON published article entitled Lets Face The Truth
Muller winner OF the Nobel Prize for his
In Dr. Muller depOed nue testing
opinion U.S. could testing uniaay The article
edwideco andwa the Congressional Record
Linus Paung takes certain statements
by happy the following letter from Dr. Png explain
his and nuc and Dr. Mers rePy
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not seem to realize that there is very real
danger that the Soviets would succeed in taking
over if we alone disarmed."
These sentences contain the clear implica-
tons that advocate unilateral disarmament by
the United States and advocate unilateral cessa-
ton of nuclear testing by the United States.
These implications are false.
have never advocated unilaieral disarma.