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Chi|e's Economics Minister,
Mr.. Rusk Confer at Portv

strand of pearls. Mrs. Muller
chose white silk shantung
made along straight lines
with a back fastening of but
tons on an con style jacket;
with it she wore three strands
of pearls and single pearl ear
rings.
Mrs. Rusk wore a smart
red pillbox hat of rough
straw with her white silk
sheath dress. A cummerbund
of alternate wide blue and
red squares presented quite
a patriotic ensemble.
The visitors arrived Mon
day evening and leave today
after some meetings with our
own officials. Mr.. Escobar
came to explain Chilean par
ticipation in the Alliance for
Progress. Mr.. Escobar also
came to augment the agenda
in the study of the Chilean
10-year plan for Economic
and Social Development.
Mr.. Escobar is the former
dean of the faculty of eco
, nomics, University of Chile,
Santiago. He did postgrad-
uate work at Harvard where
he received his Pho.
The Dean of the Diplo-
matte Corps, DR.. Gullermo
Sevilla-Sacasa. came alone
and stayed to talk to men,
bers of the Embassy contin-
gent. Mrs. William Sanders,
wife of the Assistant Secre-
tary General to the GAS was
in cool green silk. She had a
talk with Mrs. Rusk and Mrs.
de Soto, wife of the Gillian
Minister.
The Assistant Secretary of
State for Inter-American At
fairs and Mrs. Edwin Nc
Cannon Martin were enjoy
ing the tiny garden with the
cool adjacent swimming poll.
Mrs. Martin was in a navy
blue sheath.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert K.
May were very enthusiastical-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-02
BY AMELIA YOUNG
Star staff Writer

The Tunisian Ambassador
and Mrs. Habib Bourguiba,
jr.. celebrated their coun-
try's national holiday last
night with a kind of summer
idyll.
1t was the standard 6-to-8
o'clock reception. but a COM
bination Of huge strawberries
and CHI ampagne. sweet
breezes and a beautiful set
ting lifted it out of the ordi-
nary.
The Ambassador and his
wife were showing off a new
swimming pool-finished last
September, but not christen-
ed with bathers until a few
weeks ago. The kidney
shaped pool is built into a
terrace high on the slope
overlooking Broad Branch
road. A level below the main
terrace that stretches across
the back of the embassy. it
has a fenced-in lounging
area spotted with small
tables, and guests collected
there throughout the eve
ming.
Like a millionaire's," said
one woman wistfully, exag-
gerating, as she stared down
at the green water. There
was lots of joking about
who'd jump in first, but
protocol and pleasant wealth
er served as restraints:
The party marked Consti-
tuition Day. The several
hundred who attended were
greeted first by the Bourgui-
bas' 6-year-old son. Mouezz,
who took up a post next to
the doorman at the entrance
and held it doggedly. His
parents stood in the front
hallway. Mrs. Bourguiba was
dressed in a pale green
floor-length gown, the mid
riff with slim skirt which is
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ly greeted by Mr.. and Mrs.
EScobar. Mr.. May is with the
GAS and has close ties with
the minister and his family.
The Mays had with them
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Macher of Houston,
Tex, who are here for a two
week visit. Mrs. May was
asked if she ever got confused
with the other Mays, and she
conceded they did. The two
May families use the same
veterinarian for their poodles
and Mrs. Herbert K. May
says she often gets the wrong
bill, which really makes her
hair curl"
More than 200 guests
passed through the handsome
drawing room with its gold
damaSk paneled walls to the
dining room where a buffet
supper was served. There was
delicious roast beef, ham and
turkey as well as peppery hot
meat balls with sauce and
several other Chilean dishes.
Many of the guests were
old friends of the visitors and
received a hearty greeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph w. Rich
ardson were one couple whose
arrival caused much hilarity.
1t seems that Mr.. Sandoval
had been in the United States
with a group of Congressman
of Chile and with the Rich
ardsons had toured Disney
land together.
Also there was Mrs. Rod
rigo Gomez of Mexico, also
Mr.. Paul Oechsli. program
officer Of the Agency for
International Development,
Chilean section.
Mrs. Gomez was telling
friends that her husband was
about to join the Committee
of Nine. which she explained
was set up by the Secretary
General of the GAS, DR.. Jose
A. Mora. They are to study
the development of the social
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PonheIIenic
Group to Meet

The Panhellenic Associa-
ton Of Northern Virginia will
hold its regular meeting
at 8 pm. Wednesday at
the Resurrection Lutheran
Church in Arlington. Rec
concentrations chairmen rep
presenting 20 women's ma
tional fraternities will be
guests. an
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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Tunision PARTY
Is Summer IdyII

traditional formal attire for
Tunisian women.
The dining room and main
terrace featured buffet tables
elegantly spread with plat
tiers of hors d'oeuvres, shrimp
trees, melon sculptures and
trays of little pastries. And
walters circulated with other
good things to eat and drink.
The gathering included
diplomats, among them the
Finnish Ambassador and
Mrs. Seppala with a house
guest. Mrs. Carol McGrill of
New York: Mrs. Dean Rusk,
Secretary of the Army Elvis
Stair. Jr.. and many French
speaking friends.
Mr.. EDWARD DAHL, in
ternational economist for the
Department of State, and
Mrs. Dahl gave the first in a
series of garden buffet din
ners later last evening.
Among their guests were
the Afghan Ambassador and
Mrs. Maiwandwal, coming
from the Tunisian party; Cey-
lonese Charge d'Affaires and
Mrs. Paulusz with their
daughter Jennifer; Pakistan
Minister and Begun Masood
and Pakistan Finance Minis
ter and Begun Wazir Ali.
THE INDIAN CONNER
CIAL ATTACHE and Mrs.
M. S. Ram said goodby last
night to several hundred
friends and acquaintance
from the other embassies, the
shipping industry and the
Departments Of Agriculture,
Commerce and State.
The couple is leaving the
end of this month to return
to Delhi. where he will takeia
new post in the central gov
eminent. They have been
here since December, 1858.
The Rams held their fare
well cocktail party at the In
dia Supply Mission offices on
Massachusetts, avenue. Ht
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Dinner Set

The Ruth Stetler Circle of
the Cheverly Community
Church will hold it's end of
the season dinner at $3.50
pm. Monday at the Water
Gate Inn. Mrs. Robert W.
Etcher is in charge of ar
rangements. -
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Red Forms Far Behind,
Touring Vireinions Soy

MOSCOW June (AP)-A 35-man agricultural deega-
ton from Virginia headed for Budapest and tour of
Hungarian farms today after twoday look
that left them relatively unimpresSed.
Parke Brnkey. Virginia Agriculture Commissioner said
the delegations visit Soviet collective farms
Evening star., 1962-01-28

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frame makes it possible to instolI and move the
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bAhk 90 4-doof sedan -" r. and
h., excel. throuehout. must see to
appreciate. S9e6. Small down
pymt. pymts, at bank. LIPS guar.
L. P. STEUART, INC.
1910 P ST. NV. DE. 2-4s00
LARK SALE
'62 Lark de luxe 2-dr. Riviera blue.
auto. trans, heater. de luxe trim
Was $4,000. now S1,777.
81 Lark Regal convertible. Auto
trans, r. and h., reclining seats
tangerine with black interior. W
" tires. was l,s9S. nov 81 io77
straight shift. Was s1'OoS, nov
80 Lark Regal VS. convertible.
Auto. trans. r. and h.. yellow with
red leather interior. Was Sl'39o'
80. Lark De luxe wagon. R. and h.,
red with matching leather inte-
rior. Was 81 ,2a6. now 1,095.
80 Lark de luxe 2-dr sedan. Beige.
auto, trans, r. and h: we o sold 1t
% holh NCtul N~o abhtlOh NabcA'
| All white with blue leatherette in
terror, auto. trans, r. and h., ex-
eel. buy. S1.00b.
80 Lark de luxe 2-dr. Several to
choose from. AS low as 5000 full
price.
American Service Center
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bS5 N. olebe Rd., Arl. ia. 7-7722
LINCOLN '5s Premier. white. full
power. prestige car for budget
minded. 1885 or best offer. Must
sell. XII. S-i0eS.
LINCOLN '6l Continental sedan,
black. fully equipped including
factory air, S3,895. LEE d. BUT
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3244.
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and door locks. auto light dim
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OWNER. VIII. 2-9lbS.
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MOTOR SALES. INC.
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Mount Vernon
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mountaineering hrysler- simca
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trans. Trim de luxe, fully equip.'
low MI, excel. cond., orig. owner.
$3.50. 656-1e46.
FALCON 81 Tudor, equip, e to
choose FROM. S1,375,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE |

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p.b., r. and h., special, eS7b.
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and H., blue finish. with white
top. 800 h.p. s2,696. I'M. S.6227.
FORD 80 oalaxie convertible.
Sparkling white finish, r. and h.
auto. .p.s., immaculate condition
throughout. Sold and serviced By
US since new. Special sale price.
Hill & Sanders
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949.4060
FORD 49, Country Squire wagon.
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JU. b-p43D,
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

MERCURY 80. station wagon.
pass. commuter, all power. one
owner, Ike new, low mileage, will
guar, call FRED FREDERICK,
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE !.

IMPERIAL 1859 4-door, air con-
ditioned, excellent condition. Must
sell. Sl,6b0. JE. 2-6022.
IMPERIAL '62 Crown convertible.
fully power equipped, all white
with matching white leather in
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FORD SO fordor sed,. 8 cyls.,
stand. trans. r. and h.. gray
pymnt., bank rate fin. L. P. STE
UART. NE, Saith and Benning.
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M InnIyC 0I s CLUB coupe mes han
JACK Dry. 18th and Pc. Sc S.
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MERCURY '62 hardtop sedan. full
power, beautiful blue finish. very
clean. Special, S2,ggb.
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Hill & Sanders

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THE BEST PLACE TO BUY
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1929 22nd 81. NV. Pc. 7-200C
MERCURY so Monterey hardtop
coupe, auto, r. and b., p.s, excel.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

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LARK 80 4-door sedan 49," r. and
h.. excel. throuehout. must see to
appreciate. S9e6. Small down
pymt. pymts. at bank. LIPS guar.
T d CTTTTApr rNrH
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i:dsy sale only, s7ss. Dealer.
ia. 5-5772.
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FORD '55 sta. wag. Fordor VS.
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MOTORS. 1880 Ca: ia. 9-4s00
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9th and N. Y. ave. NV. Ma. 5000
FALCON go Fordor sedan. std,
trans. Trim de luxe, fully equip.'
low MI, excel. eond., ORIG. owner
S1,250. 656-1e46.
FALCON 81 Tudor. equip. e TO
choose FROM. 81 ,375,
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Hill & Sanders

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"BFTTER YUYS SINCE 1910"
viers Mil I'd. at Univ. Blvd.
nAn EInn wheaton,. MO
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American Service Center

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1917 N. MOORE ST. IA. $500
FORD 80 Galaxie 4-dr, A clean, q
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throughout. Weekend special,
S1,3SS.
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Arlington Ford

FORD 80 Custom 1900" Fordor
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3UIU K. I. ave. NE. Ia. B@I DOB
MERCURY 81 4-dr. sedan. LIGHT
tan finish, r. and h., auto. p.s;,
like-new condition throughout
Special sale price.
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MERCrTRYS

2. 81 MERCURY MONTE
REY 4-dr. sedan, Conserve-
tive sea blue that reflects
the finish Of care. Fully
eQuipped. New tires.
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4. 80 MERCURY PARK
LANE 4-dr. hardtop. Mr..
O'Brien's personal demon
strator in 1850, and has
everything including AIR
CONDITIONING.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-10
PERSONALS

MIR. and Mrs. Keith Tyree OF
LaMare, Colorado, r visiting
here at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. I. Tyree, and
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
(. d. Shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. FL Ray Harper,
joe and Jan, attended the bas-
ketball games in Hardin and Bill
lings.
The Stan Dreyers spent New
Years week end with Mrs. Drey-
er'S parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Laurits
JOrgenSon at their home in Ken
mare, N. d.
Mrs. Anne Nutter returned Fri
dsy from Helena where she has
visited since before Christmas
with her son and his wife, Gov
ernOr and Mrs. Don Nutter and
their son at the Governors mail
sion.
Pvt. L. Mann, son of Mrs. Art
Walla, wa home for the holidays.
Mann took his basic training at
Fort Ord, Calf, graduated from
missile school at Fort Bliss, Texas,
and is now training TO be an in
Structor.
Mrs. Jessie Wright left Glen
dive by train Sunday for Tacoma,
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-10
MSGT S~turdivant
To Interview Air
Force Prospects

MSGT John w. Sturdivant, Ain
Force Representative from the
Butte office will be in Glendive,
Miles City and Billings, to inter-
view young men and women on
Air Force opportunities. Sgt. Stur-
divant will also interview college
graduates, both men and women
on Air Force Officer opportunities,
and qualified Nurse and Medical
Specialist applicants. Aptitude
tests will also be administered tor
AT Enlistments.
Glendive, Selective Service Of
flee on Tuesday, January 10th
from 1000 am. to 200 pm.
Miles City, Selective Service Of
flee, Court House Building, from
900 am. to 200 pm, on Wednes-
day, January 18th.
Billings, Air Force Recruiting
Office, 2514 LIST Ave. North, on
Thursday, January 18th from 500
am. to 200 pm.
Applicants unable to contact
MSGT Sturdivant during above
schedule may write to the USAF
Recruiting office, 121 West Park
Street, Butte, Montana.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-10

Ior several courses in home nurs-
ing to be offered the general
public later.
Members also attended several
courses in special technioues d,,r-
ing 1861. These included st,,dias
III operating room procedures
maternity nursing and care. micro
biological study, and presently a
course in nursig of premature in
rants. as well as attendance At
the state convention.
The unit is also assisting in the
purchase Of a protector, which
mas arrived, and win be used Al
sae next meeting for showing a
Pauline Kopp was named chair
man to recruit nurses for Rad
cross blood drawings 30 be hold
mere and Mrs. Avis Peterson and
Mrs. Bernadile Arnold were WEI
Soaned as new members. HostesSes
ior The lunch were Mrs. Carey and
Mrs. Albrecht. anu
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-10

washington, where she will visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
George Rau.
Dick Hedegaard, who is taking
his basic training in the army at
Fort Ord, California, was home
On furlough fer the holidays. He
mas been assigned to duty at Fort
Knox, Kentucky. upon compile
ton Of his basic training.
DR.. and Mrs. R. d. Banson had
for their week end guest their
5on Maurice d. Benson of Whit
Ter, California. Maurice holds an
administrative position n the cleo
trlcal department of the Mirneap-
obs Mining and MANUFACTURING
Co. and was enroute TO St. Paul
to attend the annual M. NJ. NJ.
meeting.
Miss Rita Kopp, a student at
the state university in MiSsoula.
was home for the holidays. This
was the first time the Kopp fami-
y had al been together for the
holidays since 1854.
jim Nelson of Kilmarnook, Va,
is visiting here this week at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Axel
Nelson and with his brother Bud
and sister, Mrs. Paul Hurd and
their families. Jim is connected
with Standard Products.
Airmen &c Boyd F. Erickson
returned by plane to Hamilton
ALB in California las. week after
spending the holidays here at the
home of his parents, the Clifford
ErcksonS. Boyd is a jet mechanic.
Mrs. john Sebring returned last
week from Quincy, Michigan,
where she visited for three mon hs
with her Son-il-law and daugh-
ter, MI. and Mrs. LaVerne Sc
or-rg and their son and two
d lighters.
First Sgt. Robert E. Kopp and
Mrs. Kcpp and sons have return
ed to the Glasgow AFB after
spu ding the holidays in Sidney
at the homes of their respective
parents, the Robert G.. Kcpps and
Mrs. Ida Simonsen.
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-10
SAVAGE CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH ELECT MODERATOR

The Savage Conversational
Church at Savage, elected Allen
Darnal as moderator, at the an
uual meeting Sunday afternoon.
A pot luck all-congregation din
ner, preceded the meeting. 9th
er officers named are Mrs. Ida
Seeve, clerk; Mrs. Alice Hagler.
treasurer; Leonard Hagler. trus-
tee; Robert Seeve, Deacon; Mrs.
Dwight Howard. Deac ness: Mrs.
Charlie Clark, historian; Mrs.
Goldie billiard, Sunday School
Supt.; Mrs. Charles Nelson. sun
day School sec. -treas.; and Mrs.
Darnall, organist.
All will serve for one year ex-
cept for the trustee, deacon. and
deaconeSs whose terms are for
three years. They will be INSTALL
ed next Sunday.
Reports for the past year were
presented by church officers. and
uhe program for the coming wear
The Sidney herald., 1962-01-10
RICHLAND UNIT OF
NURSES ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS

The Richland County Unit n
Inc District Nurses Association
elected new Officers for 1862. "a
their meeting in the dining room
ot community Memorial Hospital
Monday evening, January 8. Presi-
dcut is Mrs. Hurry Carey: vice
president, Mrs. John Hundtofte.
secretary, Mrs. Knute Hoversten,
treasurer, Mrs. Charles Albrecbf
Inc new officers took office inn
mediately. Members of the Board
OF Drec.ors, and committee Chair
men, viii be appointed later.
Activities of the past year were
reviewed IN reports given bv
members. The unit held a Civil
Defense Workshop here in 1861
and Is presently conducting a red
cross course for instructors in
home nursing. Graduates of that
course will then become teachers
IN 40 soe-o