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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-22
Purmesun Breed Sticks

2 cups biscuit mix
6 tablespoons melted butter
y cup milk
3 tablespoons Parmesan
cheese
Combine biscuit mix, "a
cup melted butter and milk,
stirring to form stiff dough.
Turn onto lightly Toured
board; roll into an 8 by r.
inch rectangle. Cut into "a
sticks. Place sticks on a
lightly creased baking sheet;
brush with remaining butter
and sprinkle with Parmesan
cheese. Bake in a hot oven
(400 F. 10 to IL minutes
until lightly Drowned. Serve
hot. Makes "a bread sticks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-22
Versatile Peach
Pops Up Dishes

Now that blustery cold weather is subsiding
into the gentleness of spring days, it's good time
to think of dishes that will tempt appettes duled
by spring fever"
Two luscious entrees that may serve the pur-
pose are Sizzling Hot Peaches" and Chicken
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-22

utes until peaches and salad
are hot and lightly Drowned.
Serve at once q peaches
per serving with Parmesan
bread sticks. Serves 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-03-22
SPICES ADD EXOTIC TOUCH TO CHOPS

tional red and green peppers for colorful
entree that has definite taste appeal. The
sizzling Peach Salad" in background,
Utilities peach halves filled with four pop
ular edibles including crab meat, shrimp,
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Gerald McCray, Pastor


 HOO am. Sermon, God Is Tn the Room"
 The theme is related to our mothers and the home.
 s, s;se. s;i , sss Trlo present will be honored as will mother with the largest family in attendance at the morning session.
 7:30 pm. Devotions. Labor of Love" Is nm movie related to a mothers love for her family.
 At 6:30 Sunday the MYF will discuss their conversation that they will have with a Methodist Youth Fellowship in Florida by telephone on Sunday May 20 at 200 our time.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
TROOP 66 NEWS

Our meeting which was held last Thursday evening instead of Wednesday, met at 7:30 and was called to order.
 One patrol, the Beer, went on nike, the rest had patrol meet ings at certain homes, studying the Morse Code. Maj. Money re- viewed us on facing movements This time we played something ! :, s:Sf>:.<>.s4 Aaai n Ma..az, would give us letter, and then he gave us Morse Code letter matching the first one. Then he would say, like A, then the person with A would say A in Morse Code, run out and get the bacon.
 We then broke up into patrol corners and collected dues. We formed back in our rows for the Scoutmaster's minute. Meeting was adjourned.
 Don Young, Scribe
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
TROOP 6 NEWS

Ralph Fondell, Scoutmaster of Troop 63, conducted Court of Honor ceremony with the assist ance of Asst. Scoutmaster Philip Dexter last Wednesday evening al the Convenant Church.
 Douglas Doyle brought the boys to attention and lead them in the opening exercises. Following the candlelighting ceremony lead by Joe Dexter, was the distribution Of awards.
 John Amundsen received merit badges in bugling and home re- pairs. John Towner received the first class badge, merit badges in home repairs, music and citizen ship in the home and Den Chief cords.
 Sgt. Jim Blaming, Boy Scout Dist. Commissioner Of the Boring Sea District, conducted rigid in spection of the troop. The first prize went to Joe Dexter with 96 points and second to Erwin Tucker with 94 points.
 Winter survival badges and year pins went to John Anlund- sen, Douglas Doyle, Peter Dexter, Harvey Miller, Erwin Tucker, Stan Walker, Joe Dexter, David Otton and John Towner A winter sur vival badge also went to Tender foot Owen Sundstrom. Others get ting year pins were Art Johnson, Jim Nershak, Billy Lee, Reuben Abloogolook and George Johnson. Melvin Otton also participated and Charles Tucker is a new recruit to Troop 63.
 Institutional representative, Rev, Roald Amundsen, closed the cere- nony.
 John Towner, Scribe
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
BACK IN BUSINESS

SEATTLE R - The girls of the Galaxy Show were back in busi- ness at the Seattle Worlds Fair Wednesday night, still seni-nude but not quite so racy.
 The show was closed April 25 after Seattle censors said 1t had been changed from the version they approved. The new format was passed by the Board of Theatrical Supervisors Tuesday.
 Under the revised mat, comedian Jose Duarte spends more time on stage and the bare-breasted girls less.
The Nome nugget., 1962-05-11
BID NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received in the City Clerks Office until 5 p.rr.. May IA. 1862 10 furnish inc follow ing:
 Furnace ss:s-1saSe Oil -- Lots Lss44ss ez sx 400 zee gallons of more. Stove oil by gallon.
 Water. per gallon basis. Garhana nirlxann al City Hall--3 times a week. The City reserves the right 10 reject any and ali bids.
 Nome Common Council
 By Robert F. Scoft.
 City Clerk Pub: May T, g, II, IA, 1882
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-19
for the
NATIONAL CULTURAL
CENTER

The nationwide closed circuit feIeeost IAN
American Poeeont Of the Arts" including
such world famous performers as LEONARD
BERNSTEIN, DANNY KAYE, VAN CLIBURfl,
BENNY GOODMAN, HARRY BELAFONTE,
MARIAN ANDERSON, MARIA TALLcHIEF,
and q host Of others, will be seen Novem-
Der 10Th OF the National Guard Annoy.
President and Mrs. Kennedy will attend.
Tickets from The National Cultural Center,
7lS Jackson Place, N. w., Washington 6,
D. c. Executive $4,000, Extension 1892.
Evening star., 1962-04-01

BOULEVARD HTs.-off Pa. and
rms. 2 bedrms., bsmt., oil heat.
Evening star., 1962-04-01

Florida retirement gives you this
"once in a lifetime" Own this
brick, fully insulated, 5-rm. RAM
bier with Anchor-fenced yard. To-
tai price for lot and home S14,95O,
and loan Of Sl4,500 is obtainable,
PARAMOUNT SALES
Realtors HA' o-1sOO
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mH0gem

AUTH YILLAGE-New brick RAM
bier. Bsmt.. air cond., h.-w. heat.
carport, All utils. Dir: Rte. 5 to
Auth. I'd, left to Dublin St. left
one block to Delta lane.
RE. 6-6220 RE. 6-37On
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4-BFDROOM

Out Penna. avenue
Sc. TO Southern avenue. turn left
TO the second gas station, then
light to our sign
Evening star., 1962-04-01

GREENBELT = 2-bedrm, corner
frame home. Extremely large
fenced yard with beaut. trees,
Iully equip kit. Mo. payments
S6O; so incl. prime, int, taxes, ins
heat, hot-water. ali structural re-
pairs. Selection 2 and 3-bedrm
briek homes also avail. GREEN
BELT REALTY CO., Realtors, CIR.
Evening star., 1962-04-01
R. K. SMALL
REDWOOD $4,000
4-BEDROOM HOME

4-BEDROOM HOME
Lanham-spaciouS 4-bedrm. home.
FFeaturlns lge. liv. rm., firepl.. den.
2lO-ft. lot plus arm. cottase
rented for S55 mo, plus ne
masonry bldg. for storage, PLENTY
oi room for flowers and Garden.
only Sl7,5OO. with $1,000 dn,.
balance / mortgage.
,,,, HUDSON REAL ESTATE q.
0N. 4-l91o UN. 4-7I7I
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY

cHEYERLY-3-bedrm. brk rambler.
, baths. sep. din rm-. central
air cond.. carpeting. beautiful rec.
nm. garage. $1,000 dn., FHA-
Evening star., 1962-04-01
LANGLEY REALTY

CHEvERLY-Brk. Cape Cop, 3 b.rs.,
IA baths. must see to apprec
S21.5O0. OWNER. SP. 3-J07l.
CHEYERLY-3-bdrm. brk. Colonial
Enel. porch. level lot. assume 40
GI loan, SllO mo. pays off. Phone
EP a-IS1l
Evening star., 1962-04-01
OPEN / TO 6
WEST VEST HYYATTsvILLE YIAT ,

Brk. Colonial. 8 bedrms.. ia baths,
table kit, Nr; shops, schools and
dn., S11O mo. pays all.
DR.: East-West hwy. between Riggs
rd. and New Hampshire ave, turn
on Chillum Manor dr.. to Conley
rd., right to open house.
UNIVERSITY REALTY
kE. 4-35OO HA o-0oS0
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Many Others-We Trade
M LEO STOPCu

NJ. LEU SlORCH
REALTOR SP. 3-45OO
BLUE RAMBLER with full bsmt.
and beaut. rec. rm., GI-nothing
On, S96 per mo. pays all. Call
HoMEOWNER RLTY. CO., INC.
BRADBURY HTS.-3-bedrm., new,
det;, brick rambler. Full bSmt., ia
baths. garage. Nice lot. Conv. to
everything. S17,950. JOHN L.
SHELTON, Realtor., 10. $4,000.
BRADBURY PARK-Immed poss
2-bedrm: bungalow. Sep. din. rm.,
lge;; ,equipped kit. full bsmt. Lot
100 BY 100. Owner will hold trust.
BYRD REALTY CO.. WA. MOO.
CAPITOL HEIGHTS, $3.50 Brooks
modern, lge. lot. $4,000. So, 500
cash. Call 13h-4214
Evening star., 1962-04-01

WESTCHESTER ESTATES - AL
brick split-level rambler, corner
lot, l mile from Andrews Air Force
Base. Lge. liy rm., din. rm., kit,
beautiful finished rec. rm. with
firepl. bedrms., 2i2 baths, car
port. May be seen by appt. only.
Call 44q-7043 or 44g-SOo6
Evening star., 1962-04-01
LANGLEY PARK
7607 HT ENCTnE DDTTTr
HUGH T. PECK
1885 New Hamp. Ave.
LANGLEY PARK, MD.
HE. 4-l70O

OPEN 1 TIL DARK-STOP, THIS
is IT, OXON HILL AREA-Air
cond. rambler. Sep. din. rm., Z
bedrms, l19 baths. rec. rm.. walk.
out bsmt., carport. Wheeler I'd
TO Owens rd.. follow signs. STAN
RIDGEWAY'S REALTY. RE. 8.
1899, o til o.
OUR OWN "SHUBBIE LETHA Ian.
DEN. JR." has the only 5-bedrm
home with bsmt. and screened
porch for sale" at Sl2,50O that
we know Of. Better hurry If you
need more room.
AND LAMAR" CULBRETH says
with all the homes we have for
sale he's prepared to assist any
one in achieving the goal Of being
a Happy Homeowner
PARAMOUNT SALES. HA. 2-lS00
OWNER WILL FINANCE. $4,000.
Nr. Jr., his, conv. to univ. 3-bed-
rm. Colonial with firepl, bsmt.,
att. gar. wooded lot. AP. 7-SO7S.
oXON HILIs-Clean 2-bedrm. brick
rambler on lge. fenced lot. Terms.
REALTY 24S-5522
OXON HILL : 3-bedrm. rambler
Liv. rm. wIdin. area. Radiant
heat. $4,000. $1,000 dn. assume
FHA loan. BY OWNER 24S-53O8.
OXON HILL-OPEN is
1866 Cedar Ridge Rd.
4-bedrm. split-foyer rambler. 40
rec. rm., fireplace, elect. kit. CEN
trsl air con6. hs-acre lot, sewer
and water. S26,95O. CHI. S-7622
Evening star., 1962-04-01

FOREST HTS.-Custom- built det.
brick Colonial. center hall, g large
rms, 3l2 baths. rec. rm., land
scaped lot. S2S,5OO.
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WEST EVANSVILLE
3ll7 NICHOLSON ST.
OPEN SUNDAY

New brick Cape Cod homes on big.
iully Sodded Handicapped lot. You'll
oe dellghted with the island ar
appliances in the kit. 4 bedrms.,
. fully tiled baths. walk-i closets
and loads OF storage area. In
cludes many other features such
as: 3O-in. attic fan. 5O-Ral. water
heater, full bsmt. with exit. Gem
trally located, nr. schools. church.
es, Prince Georges Plaza. DIR. !:
North on Queens Chapel I'd. to
Nicholson st left to Model Home
Evening star., 1962-04-01

OXON HILL AREA - Brand-new
brk. bi-level with 4 bedrms., .
full baths. carport. large lot. Si9,-
$50, $4,000 down. LO. 7-26Sl.
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Picture Book Rambler

The Perry Boswell Co.
WA 7-45OC
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April Fool? No!
ANDREWS AREA

HHLEREST HTS.-Air-cond., large
brick rambler with 3 master-slZe
bedrms., . full baths, paneled rec.
room, level lot. S2S,500.
Evening star., 1962-04-01
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY

- Westchester, immedi-
ate poss., lge. 4-bedroom. split
level. de luxe kit. family rm.. lge
SC. porch, S24 $50. STATE
REALTY, s504 Branch ave. Clin-
ton. CY. 1896.
$1,000 buys
4 bedrms., llz-bath home, din.
I'm, storm windows. k-aere, Sl2.-
500. STATE REALTY, S504
Branch ave. Clinton. CY. 1895.
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AVONOAT,E

Rambler in excel. condition, . years
old. Spacious liv. rm. din. rm..
all-elec. kit, 3 bedrnls.. . baths,
lovely rec. rm.,. scr. porch, large
yard; many other features. LA.
ARTHUR L. CURLING. INC.
Evening star., 1962-01-12

individual calls on Senate COM
mittee members.
Invitations went to 40 Con-
gressmen. 80 Of them members
Of the House Foreign Affairs
Committee, under the chair
manship Of Representative
Thomas E. Morgan, Democrat
of Pennsylvania.
Others Invited
The subcommittee, invited
to separate dinners with Mr..
Hamilton and key members of
his staff have responsibilities
for the various geographical
regions of the world.
One dinner also is set aside
for the Subcommittee on For
eign Operations of the House
Appropriations Committee. This
group, headed by Representa-
tive Passman, Democrat of
Louisiana, is the chief guard
ian Of congressional purse
strings on foreign aid.
Senator Hayden, Democrat
Of Arizona, is chairman of the
27-member Senate Appropria-
tionS Committee. The Senate
Foreign Relations Committee,
with II members, is headed by
Senator Fulbright, Democrat of
Arkansas.
Regional offices of AID re-
ceived recommendations from
the field for the 1868 fiscal
year programs and are now
screening them before submit
ting recommendations to Mr..
Hamilton. This process is ex-
pected to be we'll along by the
time the AID director begins
his consultations with Repre-
sentatives and Senators, so
that he can lay tentative plans
before them.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
Goldwoter Rops
U.N. Congo Policy

NEW YORK, Jan. IL (AP)
Senator Goldwater, Republican
of Arizona, says the United Ma
tlonS action in the Congo
amounts to financing armed
aggression leveled at people
who ask nothing more than to
be independent"
Senator Goldwater made the
comment last night after con-
firm:ng that he was a sponsor
of the American Committee for
Aid to Katanga Freedom Fight
ers.
In recent weeks, events in
the Congo have given most con-
cerned Americans reason to re-
gret our blind support of U. N.
policy" he said in a statement
issued earlier by the committee.
The committee was estab-
lished last December IA :, n
effort to spotlight what it
claims is the injustice of U. N.
action in Katanga.
Evening star., 1962-01-12

fered them a million pounds
($2.8 million) for it, the priest
said, and although this would
turn their poverty into riches,
they have refused to sell it.
1T is the only thing we
have" the priest said.
Cover $50 Years Old
1t is handwritten in Old
Hebrew, a language that has
never been printed, the letters
resembling Phoenician charac-
ters. quite different from the
letters of regular Hebrew.
The engraved bronze cover
was described as made in Persia
$50 years ago.
The Samaritans maintain
that they alone uphold the true,
unalloyed teachings of Moses.
They accept only the so-called
Evening star., 1962-01-12
UAR Denies Reds
Have Naval Bases
On Its Territory
BY the Associated Press

The United Arab Republic
has told the State Department
that reports about Soviet naval
bases on its territory are false.
Ever since the Soviets aban-
doned their naval bases at
Valona in Albania on the Adri-
attic, there have been recurrent
reports that Moscow sought to
get Cairo's permission to estab-
lish naval bases on the Mediter-
ranean.
State Department Spokesman
Lincoln White, in response to
a question at his news con-
ference yesterday, said the
UAR sent an official COM
munique December 20 "flatly
denying that it is providing
naval bases to the Soviet
Union"
Mr.. White, in response to
another question, said the de-
partment has nothing firm"
on reported increased Soviet
bloc arms shipment to Presi-
dent Canal Abdel Nasser'S gov
ernment.
Mr.. White also said he did
not know Of any intentions to
recognize Communist Albania.
He was asked to comment on
published reports that Albanian
Communist newspapers and
radio limited the Albanian re-
gime desired to establish diplo-
matte relations with the West.
Asked whether the State De-
partment was investigating
such a possibility, Mr.. White
said:
Il wouldn't think So"
Evening star., 1962-01-12
T. ONCE NUMEROUS SECT
$50 Somoritons Survive
BY GEORGE w. CORNELL
Associated Press Religion Writer


Three times, the Samaritan
priest repeated the words, THE
Oldest book in the world" His
eyes Shone and pride was in
his voice.
Unveiled beside him was a
bronze-bound scroll of parch-
ment containing the first five
books of the Old Testament,
called the Torah or Pentateuch.
The scroll is the treasured
possession of a tiny remnant
of an odd and ancient people,
the SamaritanS.
Only $50 of them still survive,
most of them in the little town
OF Nablus situated on a noun
tainside in Jordan about 40
miles north of Jerusalem.
On visit there last month,
this reporter found their mem
folk busily engaged in cutting
the stone to build new school.
They sat on the ground at their
work, using hand chisels and
mallets, the dust and chips
flying.
eve Have No Money"
1--WE have no money" the
black-goWned priest said, "but
plenty Of stone"
A camel trudged up the path,
dragging another block Of it
for the cutters. The priest
pointed out the site where the
school would be erected, ad-
jacent to the synagogue.
I'VE priests do not work."
he explained. 1--WE are of the
House Of Levi. The others are
Of the tribes of Ephraim and
ManaSseh, sons Of Joseph"
There are about 10 priests
among the handful of Samari-
tanS.
A quaint and friendly people,
they have lived for centuries
in strict separation from the
rest Of humanity, forbidding
Tntermarriage and religious or
social mingling.
: Their main problem, aside
from their low economic state,
is to perpetuate their kind
without violating the rules
against inbreeding.
Sect Once Numerous
"Our continued existence is
the present-day miracle" said
the priest, Atef Nagi. In an
scient times. they numbered in
the hundreds of thousands, |
scattered from Damascus to
Egypt. Roman and Moslem
prosecutions decimated them.
' At one point, in the Middle
ages, their numbers shrank to
10.
: Throughout their tenuous
,history, they have preserved the
sold scroll, which they claim is
S,627 years old, dating to 100
B. c., l3 years after the death
of Moses.
The British Museum has Of
Evening star., 1962-01-12

Mosaic bookS-the first five
books of the Old Testament
and reject the rest.
They were spurned in early
times by the main body of
IsraeliteS as being of impure
stock.
The veneration of Mount
Gerizim-in contrast to Mount
Zion-has been the distinctive
thesis of the Samaritans down
through the years.
The holy angels praising God
never abandon it, said the Sa-
maritan high priest, Amram
Isaac.
Evening star., 1962-01-12
Roncher's Cattle Drive
Brings Him $3.50, $40

WINNER, S. OAK, Jan. 10
(AP).--"Biggest check we've
ever drawn up here" said Eldon
Daughters of the Winner Live
stock Auction.
He then casually handed to
rancher Don Hight the piece of
paper calling for payment of
$353,549.
Mr.. Hight, pocketing the
check, agreed that it repre-
Sented a fair price for his 1888
cattle and 18 horses, brought
here in a 65-mile drive that
stirred echoes of the old West.
Unfavorable weather and low
prices on Midwest livestock
markets kept Mr.. Hight's take
a bit under the $360,000 he had
estimated he would get. His
1854 cows brought $210,774,
the 779 steers $141,700
Horses Also Sold
Making up the difference
were proceeds from the horses,
used to pull hay wagons and
ridden by the seven drovers who
helped Mr.. Hight on the five
day trek with the herd.
What will he do now? Head
back to his 16,000-acre spread
near Westover and start all
over again, said Mr.. Hight. The
40-year-old eX-paratrooper said
he still has about 1000 steers
roaming his ranch.
But he said he doubted if he
Evening star., 1962-01-12
CongressUnits
Asked 10 Give
Advice on Aid
BY EARL III. VOSS
Star staff Writer

Fowler Hamilton, director of
President Kennedy's utual
security program, has launched
a campaign to make Congress
partner in fact as well as in
theory" in shaping United
States foreign aid policy.
Before this years policies are
rigidly established, all members
of the Foreign Relations and
Appropriations Committees OF
both House and Senate will
be consulted personally by Mr..
Hamilton. Officials believe this
will be an unprecedented move
in the formulation of foreign
aid policy.
The new director of the Ad-
ministration for International
Development and his deputy for
congressional relations, John
Salter, take the attitude that
veteran members of the House
and Senate committees which
have been dealing with foreign
aid over the years have valu-
able advice on which AID
should avail itself.
Mr.. Salter formerly was ad-
ministrative assistant to Sena-
tor Jackson, Democrat of Wash
ington, President Kennedy's
choice for Democratic Party
chairman during the 1860 cam
paign.
Both House and Senate COM
mittee members have Travelled
widely investigating American
aid programs and know as
much about the programs, in
many instances. as AID, the
new leadership feels.
Dinners Planned
Mr.. Hamilton sent out invita-
tions last Friday for five din
ners with the various subcom-
mittees Of the House Foreign
Affairs Committee. The first
dinner is scheduled for January
%, the day after Mr.. Hamilton
returns from a survey trip to
the Far East.
Concurrently the AID direc-
tor will be paying personal calls
on each member of the Senate
Foreign Relations and Appro-
priations Committees to solicit
advice.
Mr.. Salter's office has re-
ceived 95 per cent acceptances
already, it is reported, for the
dinners with House members
and is already well along in
setting up appointments for the
Evening star., 1962-01-12
THE EVENING STAR A-3
Washington, D. c. +
Friday January II, 1862

trucking the animals would
have cost"
Mr.. Hight also was proud Of
a pair Of modest bonuses, Of
sorts. He sold a calf that was
born along the trail. And the
some l 1000 buyers and onlookers
at the sale ring feasted on
buffalobergers made from meat
Mr.. Hight sold to the auction
firm.
Biggest buyer Of the day was
John Clay of Hershey, Nebr.,
who paid out $16,218 for 2O7
of Mr.. Hight's breeding cows
Evening star., 1962-01-12

: OTTAWA, Jan. IL (APG-A
top team Of United States cab
met members, bringing details
Of President Kennedy's new
trade program, arrived today
for two days of talks with four
Canadian ministers on how to
expand trade ties with the Eu-
ropean Common Market.
The United States delega-
tion, led by Treasury Secretary
Dillon, landed at UplandS Air
port and was taken at cnce to
the Parliament buildings for
the annual meeting of the Joint
Canada United States Com
mittee on Trade and Economic
Affairs.
The United States delega-
tion was expected to brief the
Canadian government on the
new trade program outlined by
President Kennedy in his state
of-the-Union address to Con-
greSs.
The United States admins
tration is seeking wide powers
to cut American tariffs as a
means of reducing the tariff
wall Of the six-nation Common
Market. Washington reports
said the Canadian government
would be asked to adopt a SIM
liar policy on reducing tariffs
There has been no official
Canadian reaction to this idea,
but it is expected the Canadian
government will want to see
how far the United States Con-
gress goes in granting President
Kennedy's tariff requests be-
fore committing Canada to a
policy Of Slashing its own
tariffs.
With Mr.. Dillon are Interior
Evening star., 1962-01-12
4 of Cabinet in Canada
For Torif-Cut Talks

Secretary UdaIl, Agriculture
Secretary Freeman, Commerce
Secretary Hodges and Under
secretary of State George Ball,
who is the State Departments
chief expert on trade and eco
nomic affairs and one Of the
main architects of President
Kennedy's new trade proposals.
Evening star., 1962-01-12

would undertake another drive
very soon because he doesn't
plan to raise enough cattle to
make such a venture worth
while.
Saved $4,000 Truck Costs
Despite the sunzero cold,
snow and high winds that beSet
the drive along the trail that
ended here Tuesday night, Mr..
Hight still estimated he had
saved about $4,000 under what
Evening star., 1962-01-12
LOST

ehsTn MonGGaS GSa bssSeen 59Rs WIN AND w9FP
Sstsss on Wis. ave.; reward. AID.
Brief CASE. light brown, satchel
type: bet. Wisconsin ave. and Win
ward. Wo. 6-3536 after 8 pm.
HNii Yellow Oi' and white, 3. Adl. Arl.. 6s4-4se7.
p and beieei % ga fA ibs,: bet. $50, .f rues', so
Md. REWARD. JU. 5-0o9s.
DOG, Pomeranian, male, blond; vic.
Del Ray section, Alex; child's pet.
EYEGLASSES; nr. Pentagon; gray,
ia. 8-9O59 after 5 pm.
GOLD RING. with large amethyst and
two diamonds; also bracelet with 3
.@Teward. @ AD. 4.123o. o.N
hda ident tSRs Se fnfa pRv aRR NC dntn dFa Kanns
Dec. 23: Mai Maj to 1917 R. / ave.
MINK STOLE. lost between Union
stat Static, s,elad5{ a9d silver Spring. reward
PEARL NECKLACE, (cultqredD, in vic.
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PURSE, lady's, black leather; vic.
contents. CONTENT; % IA. 6eSi57. '' - =
LARGE LEATHER GIRLS BAG, tan,
containing black wallet, shoes, belt,
etc. REWARD. RA. 3-1204.
RING, ige., square aquamarine (blue)
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