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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
The Fekinis
Vocotionino

DR.. Mohieddine Fekini, the
Ambassador of Libya, and
Mrs. Fekini. who are vaca-
tioning in Europe, are ex-
pected to return to the United
states by the end of this
month.
1t is expected that Mrs.
Fekini. this year too, will be
nominated a member Of the
Lloyan delegation to the
General Assembly session of
the United Nations, which is
set to open in mid-Septem-
Der.
For a number Of years now
Mrs. Fekini has been active
IN the affairs of the world
body.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
Club Tea Set

Miss Mary Mason and
Mrs. Hoy Stevens will pre-
sent a program, "Sidelights
on Some of Our Members"
at 5 pm. tomorrow at a tea
to be held by the Univer-
sity Women's Club. Miss
Emily Clark will be hostess
at the 4 pm. tea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-08-19
BY MOHAMMED A. RAUF, JR,

~ HAOAAAA1IuED "A. hAOE, jill
Star Staff Writer
One night this week a man
and women stopped their
car in Georgetown and went
window shopping.
The streets were quiet. The
rush and hustle associated
with downtown Washington
was absent. For about an
hour the couple walked
through the area, stopping
frequently before ANTIQUE
shops to admire the inviting
displays.
Il think Georgetown is a
fascinating place. It's so
soothing and peaceful, al
most like a village" the
woman said when she was
asked her impressions.
Georgetown received this
tribute from a women who
has been to many places and
seen many things.
She was Mrs. Joumana
meaning, precious pearD
Al-Ahdab, wife of the new
Ambassador of Lebanon Mr..
1brahim Al-Ahdab.
She and her husband were
INDUCING in their favorite
pastime-a stroll through the
town.
Mrs. Al-Ahdab is no stran-
ger to diplomatic living. Be-
fore her husband was as
signed to Washington, he was
his country's ambassador in
London. He also was then
assigned to Holland, Sweden
and Norway.
Interesting Posts
Before that he was the
envoy in Switzerland, and
even before that, the envoy
to Turkey.
But when Mrs. Al-Ahdab
recently was asked to say
something about herself, in
a quiet voice she replied:
1T would be more inter-
esting If you ask me about
my country than about me-"
However. when she was
asked what are the rewards
that lie in diplomatic life,
she answered:
1T is an opportunity to
meet people, getting to know
them. and making yourself
understood by them"
Mrs. Al-Ahdab also had
definite views on the role
which the wife of an ambas-
sador should play in the life
Of her husband.
This role does not consist
Of just planning dinner
menus and deciding where
each guest should sit.
Diplomacy is a very deli
cate art. One word wrongly
reported can lead to inter-
national complications. Also,
there are occasions when
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
-PRO CRAM HICHLICHTS-.

KFAR-TV program highlights for Monday are:
 PERRY COMO SHOW -7- Songs, comedy and dance will be spotlishted as Perry hosts Lena Horne, George Burns and Peter Gennaro.
 LEAVE TT TO BEAVER-8-"No- body Loves Me" Beaver becomes Respondent when he learns he's reached the awkward age"
 77 SUNSET STRIP = 8:30 "The Bridal Trail Caper." Jeff searches for the missing body of a black mailer to clear a bride of a murder charge.
 ADVENTURES IN PARADISE 9:30-Adam Troy becomes unwilling
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
ED WYNN ON MOORE SHOW

Veteran Comedian Ed Wynn and England's top popular singer, Shir- ley Bassey, join Garry Moore, Dur ward Kirby and Carol Burnett on The Garry Moore Show Tuesday at 9:30 on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
 Hang On'' is the music for the opening production number, fea- turing host Garry Moore, his regu- lars and guests, and the shows singers and dancers. Shirley Bassey sings a solo in the first half of the program and returns for another number during the finale.
 Ed Wynn, assisted by Carol Bur nett and Durward Kirby, appears in a comedy sketch, "The Queens Train in which Wynn has an op- portunity to display his talents as a pantomine artist He also appears in two other skits, one with Moore and another in which he plays a doctor who delivers quintuplets.
 That Wonderful Year is 1885,
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
Les Brown And
 Son To Star On 'iIennesey' Show

Acceding to Martha Hales per- sistent pleadings. Hennesey agrees to take her dancing to the music of Les Brown, but he meets a long, time buddy who plays in the band and their evening of entertainment takes an unexpected turn on Hen nesey" Monday at 9:30 on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
 Jackie Cooper starring as pr. Chick Hennesey, dresses in his snap piest civilian attire for Martha,s Iong-awaited oh rance to enjoy Browns danceable music Then Chicks reunion with his trumpet playing friend puts different com plexion on Marthas musical plans for the evening.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21

when the nations top money makers were William Randolph Hearst and Mae West, when Amelia Earhart flew from Pearl Harbor to San Francisco, when Thomas Dewey made headlines rounding up racke- teers and "Mutiny on the Bounty won the Oscar as the best film of the year.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21

KTVF program highlights for Monday are:
 PETE AND GLADYS-7:30-The amazing resemblance b e tw n Gladys and an exotic European dancer causes great confusion.
 WINDOW ON MAIN STREETS Cameron Brooks helps an eleven year-old find the legal solution to case of petty larceny.
 MARSHAL DILLON - 8::30 - A gunman whose reputation rests on goading weaker men into drawing against him is given a lesson by Matt and turns coward
 ANDY GRIFFITH -9 - The small-tOwn methods of the Bay berry Sheriff's Department prove more effective than the attempts of the State Police in the capture of a criminal.
 HENNESEY -9 9:30- Out for an evening of dancing, Chick ends up playing the drums in Les Browns orchestra, as Martha sits alone.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
KFAR " CHANNEL 2
 NBC-ABC

5:30-BUGS BUNNY (ABC) 6:00-Three Stooges 6:15-Early Edition News 6:22-Sports Desk 6:30-Alasla Hi Lites 6;45-HometoWn Reporter 7:00-PERRY= COMO (NBC 8:00-LEAVE IT TO YER
 (ABC) 8:30-77 SUNSET STRIP tABCo 9:30-ADVENTURES IN PARA
 DISE 6ABC) l0:30-Nitecap News Final Map l0:50-Northward Bldg. Theater
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
Barney Fife Leis Prisoner Escape

Barney Fife, trying to get in- formation from a prisoner by pos ing as a felon himself, unwittingly allows the prisoner to escape on "The Andy Griffith Show Mon- day at g on KTVF, Channel Eleven.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21

8:30-MARSHAL DILLON (CBS)
 9:00-ANDY GRIFFITH (CBS)
 30-HENNESSEY (CBS) ln:0O-rVE GOT A SECRET {CBS) l0:30 Weather 0:40-Women's Bowling Men
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21
Radio KFAR 66O ON YOUR DIAL
 Tuesday

6:oo-Rreakfast Special s:c0-uncie Toms Cabin S:o5-Doctor's House Call S:So-Uncle Tom's Cabin F: 2:0o-Wee Willy Wally l2:c5-Pont of Law l2:30-Maury Smith Hometown News l2<45-Wee Willy Wally 3:o0-Uncle Toms Cabin 3;25-Doctor's House Call 3:3o-Uncle Toms Cabin 5:25-Point of Law 5:30-Uncle Toms Cabin 6:l5-Early Edition
 623-Sports Desk
 6:S0-HometoWn Reporter 7:00-Rockin Room
 S:2o-Tundra Topics 9:30-Rockin Room n:30-Music for Her l2:0o-Sparky the Plug
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21

Newspaper delivery boys are needed NOW at Jessen's Weekly.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21

prospective bridegroom for eccentric island owner in The Quest of Am bros Feather
Jessen's weekly., 1962-02-21

CHANNEL II
 CBS i1;45-Test Pattern & Tone 55-Daily Word 12:00-LOVE OF LIFE (CBS) 2.30-SGARCH FOR TOMOnRO,
 tCBS) .2:45-THE GUIDING LIGHT
 CBSl 1:00-News 1:3o-As the World Turns (CBS) 2:00-Monday Matinee 3:30-"SchoCl for Fun 4:0O-THE BRIGHTER DAY fCBS) 4:15-SECRET STORM 0CBS) 4:30-EDGE OF NIGHT (CBS) 5:O0-Bengal Lancers 5.30--C OLLEGE OF THE AIR
 (CBS) 6:00-TBA a30-News and Sports 6:55-Weather Forecast f:00-TO TELL THE TRUTH
 tCBS) 7.3o-PETE & GLADYS tCBSl 8:00-W N DOW ON MAIN
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The Arizona post., 1962-05-11
Brundeis u.
Women Elect
Officers

Mrs Bernard J. Friedman
was elected president of the
Tucson chapter of the Bran
deis National Women's Com
mittee at the annual spring
meeting May 7 at the Red
wood Lodge.
Mrs. Friedman will attend
the annual national confer
ence of the group on the
campus of Brandeis u. June
lib. Mrs. Samuel Rich is
alternate delegate. Members
interested in attending the
conclave at Waltham, Mass
should contact Mrs. Benja-
min LazaroW, conference
chairman.
Elected as vice-presidents
were Mines. Donald Pitt,
The Arizona post., 1962-05-11
Mrs. Roos
Heads NCJW
Section Here

Mrs. NeStor RooS will be
installed as president of the
Tucson section of National
Council of Jewish Women at
a luncheon May 16 at noon
at the Pioneer Hotel.
Mrs. Merrill HOlpert will
be installed as vice-president
of administration.
Other officers being in
stalled are Mrs. Sidney Hirsh,
Membership Vice President;
Mrs. Lee Goodman, Record
ing Secretary; Mrs. Jack
Cole, Corresponding Secre-
tary; Mrs. Ralph Harrison,
Mrs. Joseph Himelhock, and
Mrs. Charles Gordon, Elected
Directors. The remaining Of
ficers have yet to complete
the second year of their two
year term.
Rabbi Albert T. Bilgray
will install the incoming
officers.
There will be a preSenta-
ton of awards to outStand-
ing volunteers in Councils
service projects and also
membership awards.
Reservations may be made
by calling Mrs. Bernard
Rubiner or Mrs. Leon Good
man. All members and viSi-
tors are invited and welcome
to attend.
Mrs. Roos, Mrs. Holpert
and Mrs. Ted Bloom have
been named delegates to the
National Council of Jewish
Women'S western regional
conference to be held May
20 at the ASilomar Hotel in
Pacific Grove, Calf. The con-
ference will offer executive
training to incoming leaders
of NCJW sections, Mrs.
Bloom explains.
Mrs. Bloom has been Sc
lected as one of the 10 work
shop leaders.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-11

and Jake Silverman; auditor,
Mrs. Philip Aries; historian,
Mrs. William Gordon; mem
bers-at-large, Mines. Charles
Whitehill, Jack Brown, Herb
ert Goldman and Leonard
Cooper; directors, Mrs. David
Brickman, publicity chair
man; Mrs. LazaroW, life
membership; Mrs. Stanley
Tanz, bulletin; Mrs. Hyman
The Arizona post., 1962-05-11

Strikman, supplies; Mrs.
Irwin Goldman, telephone;
Mrs. Bernard Pasternack,
hospitality; Mrs. Otis Miller,
book collection; Mrs. Edward
Smotkin, printing and sta
tionery; Mrs. Ralph Harri-
son, nominations; Mrs. Hal
Gettler, study group and
Mrs. Philip Bess serma n,
budget.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-11

TEEN EAT was right
again as Wald BBG defeated
Tucson AZA in a recently
held softball game. 1t was
too much for Nal Schmerl
who tried to drown away his
embarrassment in Richard
Mogy's pool. Better luck next
year fellas! The BBG's of
Tucson are looking anxiously
forward to their May 1920
Conclave in Phoenix. Girls
from Las Vegas, Salt Lake
City, Phoenix, and Tucson
will attend. The theme for
this years gathering is ito
strive, to seek, to find, but
not to yield" The AZA's will
have their conclave in Tue
son later this month. Kadi-
NAH BIG will hold elections
May 27. May the best gal
win! May 26 is the date of
the BIG Formal which will
be held in the Senior Ball
room of the University of
Arizona's Student Union
Building.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-11

Benjamin Levy of New
York City was one of the
signers of the Non-Importa-
ton A gree m ent of 1865
which was aimed at the re-
peal of the British Stamp
Act.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-11

HITS & MISSES - Steve
Gordon has been elected pres
ident of the I1illel Founda-
TONS student government.
The AMI Club recently won
their first intramural soft
ball game of the year. So
far they're batting 1000. Good
luck men! Hillel held it's an
nual awards banquet last
Sunday evening.
Marsha StraSner who has
been chosen Varsity song
leader at Rincon, also was
recently elected recording
secretary of the student
body.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-11
Teenbeut
Observation-Disclosures
BY BARRY HIRSCH

WITH SENIOR FINALS
due to be completed before
May 20, the spring term is
rapidly drawing to close at
the University of Arizona.
At the end of each semester
a whole slew of honorS are
awarded and this year has
been no exception. Last
Thursday was Women's Day
at the U. of A. and among
those receiving plaudits on
that festive occasion were
Lois Chaitlen-named to Phi
Beta Kappa, Judy Beren and
Sue Temple-1.000 average
owners, Naomi Siegel-"A"
Blanket for earning over
1000 W.R.A. points, Geri
FinkelStein named to
who's Who in American
Universities and Colleges,
Marilyn Goldman - Sigma
Delta Tau's top scholar, and
Sheri Score - named to
Lambda Delta honorary.
The Arizona post., 1962-05-11

OVER AT RINCON High
School Marvin Barg, Mark
Brook, Rita Silverberg, Ilene
Tanz, Meryl vein st e in,
Susan Weiss, and Jill Zelick-
son were all initiated into the
National Honor Society. Each
one has a cumulative aver
age of 1.75O or better-With
no semester as or SIS.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-07
Cuba Reports Two Armed Attacks

HAVANA LR = Armed counter revolutionaries struck twice this week in central Cuba and the Havana press charged the United States was behind both attacks one seaborne raid, the other an ambush.
 A militiaman was reported kill ed and minor political official riding with him in a jeep was wounded in an attack close to Jaguey Grande in Matanzas Pro- vince, less than 90 miles southeast of Havana.
 The seaborne raider shot up a group of fishermen near Caibarien in Las Villas Province Tuesday night. No casualties were reported.
 Havana radio said the attack was at San Francisco Beach. It described the attackers as pirates and said they had a refuge in the United States.
 Cuba formally denounced the Las Villas rald in a note to the United States and declared it pro- vided further proof Prime Min ister Fidel Castro's proposed five points were necessary as the only means of settling the Caribbean crisis.
 Castros five demands call for guarantees from the United States that counter-revolutionaries based overseas would be checked in their attempts to overthrow his regime. Other demands include the re-
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-07
PUSHINKA EXPECTING

WASHINGTON R - PuShlnka the fluffy white dog that came to the White House as gift from Soviet Premier Khrushchev, may be expecting.
 We'll know in about 10 days said White House press secretary Pierre Salinger. Pushinka is un- dergoing tests to determine wheth- CT she is pregnant.
 Pushinka is one of three dogs owned by the President and his family Khrushchev said that she was daughter of the Soviet space dog Strelka.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-07
KETcHIKAN CHAMBER WILL SOLICIT FUNDS

kLICHIkAN tR - Members O1 the ketehikan Chamber of Con- merce will solicit funds on the downtown streets tonight to help defray the cost of printing 50,000 brochures.
 The brochures will be used to sing the praises of this Southeast Alaska city with the idea of at tracing ferry boat travellers to spend some time = and money = beginning next summer.
 It was explained that there was not enough cash in the Chambers kitty to pay for the handouts. So the Chamber devised the idea of asking residents as whole to lend a hand = cashwise
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-07
JFK and Stevenson Meet In Public First Time Since Report of Cuban Flap

WASHINGTON R- Adlai Stew venson and President Kennedy, meeting in public for the first time since the tempest over the LIN. Ambassador role in the Gu ban crisis, shook hands warmly last night.
 Stevenson, quick as ever with a quip. introduced Kennedy as the author. producer, director and star=of Mir Khrushehev' new hit play in MoscoW-'A Funny Thing Happened to Me on My Way.to Cuba
 Stevenson said.he was proud to be a member of the supporting cast. z
 The occasion of their meeting was the K m q Y Foundation awards dinner where the Presi- dent handed checks 10 four for eign. scientists for work against mental retardation.
 In the background were echoes of the elamor set off this week by a magazine article = co-authored by close friend of the President which portrayed Stevenson as having advocated a soft line in the Cuban crisis.
 The article S. off speculation that someone in the administra- ton was ''out to get Adlai.' Ap- parently in an effort to still the talk, the President made public letter Wednesday expressing his fullest confidence in Stevenson.
 Last night, presiding at the din- Stevenson received stand- ing ovation.
 Stevenson remarked that the United Nations may soon be cry ing for peace and have been crying for it in the past week ''
 "But despite what has happen ed, Stevenson added, ssI am con vinced that most of the press of this country follows Joseph Pull itzer's remark that accuracy is to a newspaper what virtue is to woman = except, as someone has pointed out, newspaper can al ways print retraction."
 Stevenson previously had de- l nounced the Saturday Evening Post article as inaccurate and a gross misrepresentation of his position
 The story, written by Washing ton neWsmen Stewart Alsop and Charles Bartlett, close Kennedy friend, quoted anonymous but ap- parently high ranking officials as saying Stevenson dissented from Kennedy's decision to set up naval blockade around Cuba and advocated a diplomatic approach
 In his talk last night, Kennedy made no mention of the Cuban crisis.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-07

DODGE TRUCKS FOR 1863 feature two engines
 and more than 50 engineering innovations improving the durability, reliability and performance of the vehi- ces. The powerplants heavy-duty 225-cubic- inc inch, six-cylnder gasoline engine and lightweight, for medum-duty use The Dodge truck line ranges from pck,ups so big dese-powered tandems Shown apove IS the D1OO Utiline halfton pickup which is popular with businessmen and farmers because of it's low initial price and economical operation
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-07

moval of the US. Guantanamo Naval Base, and end all reconnais- sance flights over Cuba, and re- sumption of normal trade rela- tions with Cuba.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-07
Life and Taxes
LLNTOTHING= IN I'll. WORLD.

What of a will be asked and what it's impact the deficit billion figure that has been mentione) advisors who Congress bak such suggesting reduction bill this and another nexvhen they should realize that all they likely get Nor should the Con- gress welcome recommendation apply the bulk of the duetion ndivdua income and what left easing the corporate
 The only considerable taxdueion program the face of continuing deficit spending be dedicated the of the rather than merely leaving spending money the pants pockets of the largest number of purchasing cutting all brackets spur we'll should be settled by the fact that purchasing power has been growing steadily investment has been declining
 The need of the hour for encouragemen merely reduction Moreover complete comprehensive, fully thoughtout program for growth already familiar Congress and thoughtful Americans This is the bipartisan introduced by Rep H. H. Baker of Tennessee and Rep A. Herlong IT, of Florida, and providing for graduated duction in all tax brackets a five-year period.
 would impose minimum shock of federal billion reduction individual and billion in corporate
 Equally important in view of the urgency of relief, the Herong Baker bill readyo There nothing in the administration policies And nothing should be required for speedy passage that White House blessing.
 The President has promised reduction effective New Years Day. This way he get it.
The Nome nugget., 1962-12-07
Unemployment Rate Is Ills Pct.

JUNEAU tR = Alaska's insured unemployment rate for the week ended Dec. 1 was 11.5, higher than the 9.2 for the previous week last year, Labor Commis- sioner Gil Johnson announced to- day.
 The number of persons filing initial claims for unemployment benefits under the state program was 762, an increase of 145 from last week The total for the same week in 1861 was SIS.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Over 1900 time-saving recipes-many
of them brand new. Recipes using the
ready-prepared foods on your grOcers'
shelves. Simple but intriguing start
from-scratch" recipes. 123 main dishes.
Ill ideas on meat (many on ham,
BURGER. 2O6 dessert ideas. rs menus.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Designed for the busy modern home
maker! Betty CrOcker's New Good
and Easy Cook Book can save you
countless hours in daily meal planning
andPreparation. Here is idea after
idea for tempting, inexpensive meals
with a minimum of time and effort.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

All arranged by meals. Breakfast Sec
ton includes 20 suggestions on eggs.
In section for lunch or supper-SO
sandwich ideas, easy hot dishes, soups,
salads. A big section on dinners will
help you keep your main meal of the
day varied and interesting as well as
thrifty and easy. Ueftovers made the
most off, Also a section for "the 4th
meal" betwesR-me treats
for simple entertaining.
Enlarged new edition has been issued
because of the success of the original
Betty CrOcker's Good and Easy Cook
BoOk-One of the most popular cook
books ever published lover 8 n million
copies sold!). New edition is even more
complete, even more helpful. All up
tO-the-minute for use today.
Evening star., 1962-09-23

Beautifully illustrated. There are 38
pages of full-colOr photographs of the
food. Charming sketches, too.
Easy to read and follow. Pages are
large-bOOk is full BIZ 10 inches.
Recipes set in big type for your con-
venience. Total of 1872 pages. Pages lie
fat when book is in use. Complete
index. Washable cover.
Look for Betty crOcksr's New Good
and Easy Cook Book at your book
store. Available wherever
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entirely pleased, just IA
return the book within ~
10 days and your W.
money viii be refunded. 7BstHC HCOcaS"
Evening star., 1962-09-23

New, up-to-date, enlarged edition of best seller
lover 81 million copies sold in years.
Ideas for good and easy meals day after day.
Features frozen and refrigerated foods the newer
canned products mixes of many kinds.
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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-03-06
Foreign Youth To
Address Clubs

AMELIA. March 5 - TT
Amelia PTA and Amelia Coun-
ty Woman's Club have planned
a joint meeting for March.
This viii be held on Monday,
March -. at 8 pm. in the War
Memorial Building with Mrs.
Mary Arlnistead Milton. an IN
ternational Farm Youth Elk
change student to Belgium, as
the guest speaker.
The Woman's Club has pre-
pared a fashion show to be held
in conjunction with this IFYE
program.
Amelia county is Interested in
sending an IFYE delegate
abroad in 1868. Persons attending
this meeting will understand
more fully the purposes of the
IF'YE program.