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Evening star., 1962-02-01
READERS CLEARING HOUSE
An Overwhelming Response

The Washington area residents responded over
whelmingly to the request for old Christmas cards
for the Hospital of the University OF Maryland in
Baltimore.
Mrs Burnett, the director of volunteer services
has received more than 800 packages.
The Womens Board of the hospital has asked
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Schedule Wanted

This column is a good fea-
ture and I enjoy it and learn
from it; now have a ques-
ton. All my children are now
in school and I want to or
ganize a better housekeep-
ing schedule. Do any of you
Evening star., 1962-02-01
sale Friday Morning: Sorry Mali
daytime dresses
Washington, Langley Park, ShirIinqton

- - were comparable 70 now
300 Wool Dresses, pIoids, checks
solids in many styles; all l4.98to
famous makers. Sizes l0-l8-- 1898 go
Park, Second Floor; Shirlinoton, First Floor
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mems spOrtswear
Washington store only

were comparable to now
IS Mems Sport Shirts, famous
make, cotton broodcIoth Bon e5 to
Lon knits -------.--- 1850 500
so Mems Bon-lon Knit Shirts,
short sleeves, popular coIors-- 4.99 2.99
so Mems Aloha Shirts, imported;
royon, hond-screened prints 4.e9 100
MEMS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FIRST Floor
Evening star., 1962-02-01

me to express its most CRATE
full thanks and to say that
we now have ample cards
for volunteer endeavors.
Many, many thanks to you
thoughtful contributors.
Evening star., 1962-02-01

gloves
Washington store only
were comparable to now
100 Pr. Gloves, double woven cot
ton and nyIon, mostly shorties. 2.OOto
Broken sizes White, black, beige 300 e9e
GLoVES-Washington, Street Floor
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draperies and upholstery

rugs
Washington store only
were comparable to now
i oxl2' Foam Rubber Book NyIon
Pile Rug, beige, os is s------- 1895 1000
9xl2' Wool Pile Display Rug,
4 9xl2' High Low Textured Cotton
Pile Rug, sondowood -- e94o 5000
9xl2' High Low Texture Royon
Pile Rug foam rubber bock beige.
| $3.50" sol NyIon Pile Model
Room Rug, green, as is------- SO 90 1000
12x9' Plush Wool Pile BroodIoom
Rug, green, irreo. Of ------2l7.4o 5000
champagne - - .se 1890
LonsIey Park only
8'6"xl g" Reversible Oval
Broded Rugs ----- 1895 1895
obIone, soiIed -.----------.' e9.95 1895
! 8e"xIl'6" Oval Hand Hooked
Rug, soIed -------- 69.o5 1895
ShiFinston store only
9 8'6"xl'o" Reversible Oval
Broided Rugs, assorted colors = 1895 1925
2 5'6"x8'6" Reversible Oval
Braided Rugs, assorted colors--- 1895 14.95
nsss EGa Eos s.:oaa Isrgsg ySo
furniture
Washington store only
were comparable to
Low Chest with Companion Mir
ror, ornate bross pulls, green and
gold ----- ------------lO4.o5 69.95
Black and Gold Chest, os s--- 59.e5 1895
De Luxe Reclining Choirs with
vbrotors ----- ----l6 6o.95 1895
Ape. Modern Sectional Soto,
foam cushions, os is--------229.o5 1900
| Ape. Contemporary Walnut Di-
nette Set includes harvest tobIe,
bench and chairs s-------l34.80 $500
z Lingerie Chests, contemporary
style, in cherry s495 5ss5
z Contemporary SIotbock Beds in
cherry, full twin size 44.50 1895
! Vanity Desk with Unique Filing
Spoce, cherry --------- 1895 69.95
! French Walnut Oval Dining Room
Table e------------- ---l2o.o5 $500
| French Provincial Dining Room
TobIe, cherry y---------------l3e.95 $500
! Loree Traditional Mahogany Din
ing Room Toble, pedestoI-- - 1926 1895
! Modern Hutch Bookcase Bed
woInut finish - --------l88.95 $500
6 FuII-Size Provincial Style Heod-
boards, white and gold finish --- 24.e5 1000
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fifth Floor
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WEE WOMEN

each side. These are delicious
with salt, pepper and butter.
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Corn Fritters

MIS-. E. W., Alexandria
Here is a recipe for corn
fritters that some of you
readers might like to try. I
had never eaten them until
I lived in South Carolina.
Use a large bowl and mix
all ingredients together in
any order: cup self rising
flour, cup corn meal, / can
OF kernel corn, chopped on
Evening star., 1962-02-01
Washington. LonsIey Park. Shirlinston
special purchase
budget coats
$3.50

A style for every person ond every need
zip Innings, hoods, tweeds and solids. Misses
sizes 8-l8.
BUDGET CoATS-Wdshinoton and Langley Park
Second Floor; Shirn0ton First Floor
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radios
Washington store only

nov
Clock Rodos with Appliance Outlets l5.43
Westinghouse Clock Rodios with Side
Arvin Five-Tube Clock Rodios -~ 1888
AM and FIN Rodios with Front Knob
Alarm N.0-----N >----------- s2.se
RCA Victor TobIe Rodio, five tubes - ll.oo
RCA Victor Clock Rodio in ebony color l4.oc
tronsistors " " .-------~--~ ------- 1895
Westinghouse Tronsistor Clock Rodios--- z4.6c
RCA Victor Tronsstor Clock Rodios---- 24.6e
Six Tronsstor Gift Poks ~ 1855
Six Tronsstors with Carrying Cose--- lass
MotoroIo Six Tronsstor Corryino Cose - 1885
shortwove ---- -----4-- lss.oc
RCA Victor Portable Teevision ---- s7.ot
RADIoS-Washtn0ton. Sirth Floor
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housewares
Washington store only

CHINA and ASSWARE-WdShin0ton, SiIth Floor:
Langley Park First Floor Shirltnoton, Second Floor
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appliances
Washington store only

Moenovox Stereo Console, with automatic
CnOTSeT ~
Moenovox AM ond FIN Rodio-Stereo
Conjunction --.------------------ze zes
Moenovox Stereo Automatic Changer
American wolnut IA
Moenovox Stereo Console in mahogany 80
Moenovox Stereo Portable Record PIoyer IS
Moenovox n" TeIevsion in mahogany
finish ----------------------.--,lss 1855
Moenovox u" TeIevision in American
wolnut --------.-----------------2ss 2ss
Moenovox 23" Teevison, on eosters 277
Moenovox %" Television in mahogany az
Moenovox Stereo Consoles, with AN and
FIN Rodo, four speakers, WoInut -- lse
Moenovox Stereo Console, Donish woI-
nut, AM and FIN Rodio -.--2 2ss
Moenovox Stereo Console, with six speak
ers ----- ----- -, -------1---- 1ss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Strth Floor
Evening star., 1962-12-16
D. c. STUDIOS
By BONNIE AIKMAN

Cued in. no doubt, from the slick
magazine field. TV shows featuring
panels of women discussing (end-
lessly) their problems-and gripes-
are popping up on the schedules.
WRC--4 came UP with its entry
last month in a revival of Leave It
to the Girls. This show. in fact, fea-
Evening star., 1962-12-16

lures ladies so self-confident that
they even welcome men panelists to
challenge their views. 1t airs week
days at 80 pm, with Maggie Nc
Nellis heading the proceedings.
Now WMAL,-.7 has placed highly
similar show in the same weekday
time slot. and this one is frankly
titled Girl Talk. In charge of the
latter is big. blond Virginia Graham,
The Sunday Stor TV Magazine, VI
Evening star., 1962-12-16
Women's ~ Shows
Dominate DuYfime

whose bouncy, uninhibited conversa-
ton got Nationwide exposure when
she was a regular visitor to Jack
paar's old Tonight show.
Show business lights. those peren-
nial TV panel-sitters who seem to
be endowed with a special under
standing Of so many matters. domi-
nate the guest lists on both shows.
RECOMMENDED: Channel Five
will showcase a performance of
George Bernard Shaw's Don Juan
in He'll" by the Gallaudet College
Players next Sunday at pm.
WTTG-5'S Bob O'Connor and
Gallaudet's Dean George Detmold
have tailored the famed third act of
Man and Superman" for the hour
long TV production. The four
member cast features Melvin Carter,
jr., as Don Juan, Patrick Graybill as
the Devil. Larry Adkins as the Statue
and Donna LaPlante as Ana.
Dialogue, of course, is performed
in sign language and the resulting
visual effect, with Gallaudet's fine
players, has dramatic depth all its
own. An oral reader will be on hand,
however: Lee Reynolds of the Cap
tain Tugg show.
Evening star., 1962-12-16

MURE CHRISTMAS FAKE: Four
musical shows in the holiday spirit
have been set by WRC-4. Next Sum-
day at 2:30, a choral group of the
Religious of Jesus and Mary Convent
in Hyattsville will sing carols in a
program titled Gesu Bambino. The
remaining shows, all in color, are
Noels in Art and Song December "a,
10:30 p.m) and two Christmas spe-
cials, Night of the Miracle, featuring
the Army Chorus 20 ann and An
Opera for Christmas Il PM
hinston, D. C., December l6, 1867 80
Evening star., 1962-12-16

Sunday MOsine Washington c.
, 1962-09-15
st. Croix Realtors
Bodrd Adopt Public
I~nfor1nution Program

The St. Croix Board of Realtors,
in a well attended meeting at
Government House recently,
adopted a. program designed to in
form the public of the function Of
the Members ofsthe Board.
The Board consists of Licensed
Real Estate Observation-Disclosures
bers of the National Association Of
ReaIEstate Boards and adhere to
the nigh standard of business eth
les prescribed by the National As
Members are designated
as Realtors. the term trealt6ae is
a opyrighted.nmea
trademark and. may only beused.
by THOSE brokers who have met the
standards of the National Associr
Mary Millar, well known ST.
Croix Realtcr and President Of the
loc4l board, stated that it is most
important that the general public
be kept informed of the action of
the Board and that the Board com
its previously adopted pro-
gram OF pursuing those projects
would: help promote the Is
land of st. Croix.
Recent action along these lines
included a resolution calling for a
second airline for st. Croix. David
Hamilton was appointed to attend
the CAB hearings in San Juanas
representative Of the Board TO
state the Boards view regarding a
second airline.
Work is now being completed
on a Sign Regulation to guide
Realtors in their use Of signs in
the sale of property. The Board
feels that the indiscriminate use of
is not to the best interest
of the Island and therefore are
setting standards for their own use
of such signs.
Wilhelm Samuel, newest mem
Der of the Board, was given a cor
dial welcome by President Millar
and attending members
The next regular meeting of the
Board will be.held at Government
House in early October.
, 1962-09-15
Pending Tax Bill
Would Adversely
Affect Virgin Islonds

4A4AS&G 40ASAA&SA0
Governor Paiewonsky has sent
kilograms to several senior mem
bers of the Congress who may be
involved In the Forthcoming
House-Senate conference on the
pending Tax Bill regarding the
status Of corporate subsidiaries in
the Virgin Islands.
On September 5, Senator Ed
gene Nice arthy ID. Mimi intro
duced on the Senate floor an
amendment to the Internal Rev
enue Code Of 1854 (adding a new
section 1857 which is Intended to
curb the effects Of so called TAX
Ravens" outside American juris-
diction. IA So HI
In its present form, the new
amendment would adversely af-
bet the territories Of the United
Mates and the Commonwealth Of
Puerto Rico by requiring in GER
tain cases, that the gross income
of subsidiaries Of American cor
porations located in the territories
or in Puerto Rico be reported and
taxes as part of the gross income
of the corporation located in the
continental United States.
This would seriously and adj
versely affect the Industrial Incen-
tive Program in the Virgin Is
lands. Ss.
For purposes of this section the
term foreign corporation does not
include any corporation created or
organized in or under the laws Of
the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
or a possession of the United
States"
Such addition to the Bill would
specifically continue the present
Tax System whereby subsidiaries
in the Virgin Islands of mainland
- E
firms pay their taxes directly to
the Government of the Virgin Is
lan6s with the parent corporation
being allowed. the same as tax
credit against their tax liability to
the United States GoYernment.A
Governor Paiewonsky concluded
by saying that he felt confident
Senator McCarthy did not intend
to include Virgin Islands Corpora
tons and was hopeful that the
Congress would continue its cur
rent. policy which is contributing
substantially to the economy of the
Virgin Islands and its people.
, 1962-09-15
FOR SALE

.FoR SALE Baby crib and nal.
.4ress $2S. washer SIS: so E1iEmlM
Mink $3.50 = Crescent. Jefferssa
Way. Judiih's Fancy.
, 1962-09-15
TJRE OF THE VIRGIN "A
Regular Session

~ "a. &--N---+-faT
1862
Act to Provide a Pension for BellesAndreWs.
WHEREAS Belle. Andrews, has serVedzth the Govern.
ment. OF the Virgin Islands, faithfully and well over 9
span Of twenty-five years, as housekeeper at Govern
ment House, Ghristiansted, st. Crolx, virgin lslannS'
under. three presidents and seven governors, 1886 to
1858; and
R ill health rendered said government
employee unemployabte causing her separation from
government service; and
WHEREAS the said Belle Andrews is presently Of
years OF age and without income or independent means
of support and maintenance; and
WHEREAS the legislature OF the Virgin, Islands
feels that the pecun1ary SITUATION OF observation-disclosures
government employee warrants remedial action from
lnis body; Now therefore,
BE IT ENACTED by the Legislature. Of the Virgin Is
lands: ss... II .sE..~
SECTION /. That Belle Andrewsb be and she here
by is granted a penslonof sou per month effective from
and with the month OF January, 1862, tor'4lte.
SECTION 2. There is hereby appropriated from the
General Fund, Fiscal Year July l, 1901 10 June 81, 1907,
as a grant to the Pension Fund, the sum OF $4,000 for
The payment OF the pension herein granted and the pay
ment of pension granted to Helena Vallade by Bill NO.
1876, for the period January / to- JuuesSO, l9O2.
MR.. ALEXANDER ....-........... ABSENT
Mr.. GOMEZ ......... ............ YEA
Mr.. GUADALUPE + z#st .........,.atYE
MR. AWAETZ ................. ABSENT
Mr.. MADURO YEA
MRS. MILIIN YEA
MR.. MooREHEAD ................. YEA
Mp 0TvrT EV YEAR
, 1962-09-15
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
lAOIIlllltlC.t Oh 4 aAc

are no, objections the Chair would have the Roll Call
yoteon, Bill Mo- 1877. Roll Call vote please
BILLNO. 1877
FOURTH LEGISLATURE OF THE CIRCUMSTANCE
OF THE UNITED STATES
Regular Session --l-
1862
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
SCHOOL DROPOUTS
AID GROUP PLANNED

An open meeting for all in
terested persons will be held at
10 am, Saturday March 81,
to discuss teenage school drop
outs. A volunteer chapter will
be organized and officers elected.
The meeting is sponsored by
South West Academic Pioneers,
Inc, an independent non-profit
school founding organization,
which proposes a work study
program for aiding school drop
outs.
DR.. Dina Rees Evans of Young
town, Arizona will serve as
chairman of the meeting. Miss
Evans is retired high school
educator from Ohio, who spe-
cialized in dramatics training for
non-achieving students.
Adults and teenagers are in
vited to attend the meeting, at
3507 N. Central Avenue.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
CINE MALE CHORUS
TO HAVE PROGRAM

The male chorus will observe
its fifth anniversary Sunday, Mar.
IS, pm. A special musical pro-
gram is planned, several Phoenix
church singing groups will per-
form. The public is invited.
Mr.. Newman King directs the
chorus of 25 voices. Mrs. Noble
White is the organist.
Lucy Phillips basketball team
won the game last Saturday at
EaStlake Park Center. Floyd
Neal was high scorer on the win
ming team with 20 points. Win
zell Martin scored 40 points for
the losing team. Lewis Chapel.
The final score in the thrilling
game was 75-74.
Steward Board Two will hold
special services Sunday night
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
UL- URGES EQUAL
HOUSING IN u. 8.

WASHINGTON A resolution
of the National Housing Confer
ence requested an equal oppor-
tunity for all American families
to secure good housing in good
neighborhoods was among those
adopted by the organization at
its 3lst annual meeting here
last week.
Reginald A. Johnson, null as
sociate director for housing ac-
tivities and an MIC director,
was a member of the committee
that drew the resolution. Mr..
Johnson also was a member of
a special committee of the MIC
named several months ago to
examine facts of equal housing
opportunity from which the re-
solution was derived.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
MAN FREED IN
RAPE CHARGE

A man, accused of stautoryvi-
olation of a l5-year-old girl. was
freed in Maricopa County Super
ior Court.
Donald Case of 2l4l w. Wash
ington was acquitted by seven-
man, five woman jury in Judge
Kenneth Charwin S superior court
division. His attorneys were
Murray Miller and William Nc
Claim.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
BANQUET ANNOUNCED

A banquet is planned. Sunday.
Mar. IS. 2 pm at the Church of
the Living God, l745 E. Mari
copa. Donation will be $l.5O.
Speakers presenting their
views on the theme, 'What We
Need in this Nuclear Age" in
clude Revs. A. D. Hutchings,
F. King, G.B. Brooks, Dr.Mason
Reddix. and Lincoln Ragsdale.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
BUILDING FUND
DINNERS SOLD

Mrs. Beatrice Jackson, 8ll E.
Monroe continues to doher share
of raising funds for the building
program of First Institutional
Baptist church. Delicious turkey
dinners will be sold at her home
all day Sunday. Mar. rs. Cakes
and homemade pies will be on the
menu, too.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
ENGAGEMENT NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Bonnie Flowers
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Victoria James to
Mr.. Ellis Eugene Hunter, the son
of MIR. and Mrs. John Ellis Hunt
er. The wedding is scheduled in
June of this year.
Arizona tribune., 1962-03-23
TWO,S COMPANY

Two ovens are in demand
today by particular cooks. The
1862 lines of electric ranges
offer double-ovens in built-in
models as well as in free stand
ing units.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
HEARING.
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day. Some members Of the sub
committee protested that they
had not received copies of it.
Senator Stennis said the
memorandum had not been
released by the subcommittee.
Senator Stennis pointed out
that the Legislative Reorgani-
cation Act provides that wit
neSseS will submit statements
in advance of the hearings.
However, he added that he
was not criticizing Col Mayer.
Senator Thurmond also OBJ
jected because a number of
statements filed with the COM
mittee by military and civilian
leaders and by organizations
had not been placed in the
record. He asked particularly
that a statement by The Re-
serve Officers Association be
inserted, and this was ordered
by Senator Stennis.
The statement called for in
creased emphasis on troop in
formation and education. 1t
also said seminars designed to
acquaint the public with the
menace of communism should
be encouraged and should in.
clude "the temperate and re.
sponsible contributions of pro-
fessional military officers"
The dispute within the com
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
Dulles Purkinq
Bids Are Invited
BY the Associated Press

The Federal Aviation Agency
has invited bids for establish
ment and operation of a 750-
car parking lot at Dulles Inter-
national Airport.
The agency seeks a three
year lease agreement for oper-
alton of the parking area on a
24-hour basis.
The concessionaire will have
to pay the Government a per-
.centage of his gross receipts
and will have to guarantee
payment of at least $4,000 for
the first year. $4,000 for the
second year and 100000 for the
third year.
Later the FAA will call for
establishment of another park
ing lot at the airport to accom-
modate 2,736 vehicles.
Bids for the initial contract
will be accepted until 4 pm
March 30. The airport. near
Chantilly. Va, is scheduled tc
open in october.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
Humphrey Uninjured
In Ottuwu Accident

OTTAWA, Mar. IA (AP) -
A minor automobile accident
yesterday made United States
Senator Humphrey, Democrat
of Minnesota, 80 minutes late
for a speech in Ottawa. No
body was hurt.
Another car skidded in heavy
sluSh near Cornwall, Ontario,
and collided with a car in
which Senator Humphrey was
being driven to Ottawa. The
Senator and his party were
taken to Cornwall and provided
with transportation to Ottawa.
After arrival in the capital,
Senator Humphrey spoke to
Parliament's joint Voluntary
Health Committee and then
made a brief appearance in the
/ Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
HEARING.
SoItonstoII Target
Of Thurmond Wrath

mittee overshadoWed the imIne-
diate testimony of Col. Mayer.
a crew-cut veteran of 16 years
in the military service. Col.
Mayer said that teaching
young men called into the
service moral values and patri-
otism goes back to the home.
He was asked by Senator
Bartlett, Democrat of Alaska.
about recruiting programs. The
Army doctor singled out for
praise the Marine Corps whose
posters, he said. bear the leg
end, THE Marine Corps Builds
Men"
Too often, he said, the ap-
peal is directed to recruits on
materialistic grounds. In
stead of appealing to him be-
cause we need him, if he is
good enough to join U.s." Col.
Mayer added, I'VE have been
seducing him" This sort of
appeal on materialistic ground,
the witness said, is creating a
sort of Hessian or mercenary
military force.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
GLENN
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Col. Glenn was Mr.. Erwin said.
"They also did not know I
am a minister"
Col. Glenn told the youths
they had no right Ito be around
a church when they had been
drinking" Mr.. Erwin said.
When the incident was over,
the minister concluded. the
Colonel commented it was "a
disgrace" for young people to
be have this way. -
Sergt. Siske said the astro-
naut stated that, although he
would be reluctant to do so,
he would sign a petition against
the boy who tried to hit him
if police insist. Police are de-
laying recommendation pend
ing completion Of their investi-
cation.
This certainly is not at all
indicative of the behavior Of
the great majority of our young
people. This is a small, atypical
fringe group who have to get
attention by way of such
bizarre demonstrations" MIR.
Erwin said.
Sergt. Siske reported that
police intend to question all of
the teen-agers involved. some
of whom are almost 10 years
old. Several had been drink
ing.
Upon learning of the incident,
Thomas Richards, vice chair
man of the County Board, said:
"Such conduct will not be
tolerated in our community.
The fact that they attacked
Col. Glenn and that they at
tackled him at a church COM
pounds the outrage" \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
CAMERON
Wants u. S.
Aid, Not Pact
BY the Associated Press


President Ahmadou Abidjo of
the Federal Republic Of Came
room, here for a two-day officiel
visit, said last night ne did not
come Ito seek an ally, not even
so powerful an ally as the
United States"
1--WE in CAMERON do not be-
lieve in war;" he said.
The 80 = year = old African
leader said his nation docs not
wish any part in the cold war"
Mr.. Ahidjo said in his toast
at a State Department dinner,
II am here simply to continue
our friendship, and I hope also
to obtain some help for our
development.
Mr.. Ahidjo, who was well
coined at the airport earlier
yesterday by President Ken
needy, said, CAMERON knows
who are its friends. We are
hoping to receive some help in
the development of raw ma
terials, our economic potential
and the well-being of our peo-
pie"
Acting Secretary of State
George Ball, who gave the din
ner for the visiting President
said that during it's two years
of independence CAMERON
has had to cope with terror
ism inspired, fortified and sup
piled by Chinese and Soviet
influences. :"
But Mr.. Ball said Mr.. AhlGjo
has succeeded in handling that
threat, land I think that on
the basis of discussions we
have had today, the Federal
Republic of CAMERON can look
forward to a stable state and
a position in the family OF
nations as one of the most en-
couraging new countries"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-14
OKINAWA
japanese Pressing
For Action on Island

next spring. The Kennedy adj
ministration hopes to disarm
leftist socialist and Communist
politicians who have been clam
oring for United States with
drawal from Okinawa.
In Tokyo today, Japan'S upper
house of Parliament unani-
mously approved resolutions
today urging the government to
press for the return of the
Unite d States administered
Ryukyu and BONN Islands and
the Soviet-held Habomai, Shi-
kotan and Kurile Islands. The
lower house adopted similar
resolutions last week.
Attorney General Robert F..
Kennedy found Okinawa "a
matter which came more in his
conversations than any other
matter" during his visit to
Japan. President Kennedy re-
ported at his news conference
last week.
The Presidents brother re-
portedly played a leading role
in advising the President on the
Okinawa problem.