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REPAIRS AND SERVICES
tcoNTlRUtDI

LAWN WORK Of al kinds. WORK
guaranteed Reasonable rates. Cal
BUTT AND BURRISS. 20. 2-9575.
PAINTING, ex.eriors and trims.
reas. rates. West Coast exper. Free
estimates. 63s-6sl7.
PAINTING, FLOOR REFINIsHING
Expert meehs., all work guar. Free
ests BLOUNT. RA. 6-067l
PAINTING. inter. and exter.. spec.
rates for D. c. home owners. Clean
workers. DE. 2-29eS.
PAINTING, int. ext, free estimates,
Work guaranteed. Non drinkeF.
PAINTING inside and out. Free est.
White. nondrinker. Does Own
work. Va area. IA. s-7932.
PAINT, PAPER NOW, Al work.
1 Work done immed. Honest prices.
Free estimates. JU. 5-0145.
PAINTING. inter. and exter., nom
drinker (Vhitel. fully insured.
Refs. Ii. 7-7659, WI. 6-404l.
PAINTING. interior. exterior. roof
carpentry. gutter work. By white.
Call any time. cH. s-4404.
PAINTING, int. and exter,. reas.
AakEeF AACC Golos Sg1LAf
sured. 773-4627. SP. 3-41s3.
PAINT or paper avg. rm. $35 up.
Neat work. Also SanitAs and re-
silent fir. tile. Eve. 474-2O49.
PAPER HANGING, SIS and up this
wk. only. sufast. washable. HE
9-lS57, ia. 9-454S. WI. 2-945S.
PLAsTERING REPAIRS = Old and
new work. Large and small Jobs.
Reas. rates, sat. guar. JU. 9-4l54
SPRTNG CLEANING = Windows
and floors cleaned. Also wall
washing expertly done. 5Ss-2642.
nv REPAIRS - Free estimates in
your home. Day and night calls.
Reasonable rates. ia. 9-7992.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and re-
paired Satisfaction guaranteed.
| Reas. rates. Free pickup and de-
livery. Cali Il. 6-5340. aft. 4 pm:
WALLPAPER REMOVAL BY the only
bonded and tns. paper removal co.
in D. c.. Nd. or Va. DI. 7-l600.
WE DIG CELLARS
Under your house. Special reduced
prices now. Payments start at
| S27.46. EDGAR KEEPER, RA g.
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SHIRT PRESSERS
2 OR 8 GIRL UNIT

U. 8. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE
1724 F ST. NV. 4th FLOOR
NO FEES
DO NOT TELEPHONE
SHOE SALESLADIES, exper. neces.
sary, very good pay. See Mr.. d.
YOUNG. 18th and p st. NV.
SECY.-STEN0. - Immediate open
ing; modern air-cond. offices in
North Springfield, Va. Transp. nee,
Must be fast typist. knowledge Of
lumber terms helpful. Hours So.
Monday through Friday. Call CT, O.
4400 for appointment.
SOCIAL W0RKER-For resident
summer camp in nearby Va.
Mother with children acceptable.
Interested. call 232-6516. "a
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MIseELLANEous FoR sALE

from SOS np, 81. s-S3OO. PIANO
MART, lOl5 7th St. NV.
PIANOS FOR RENT-NeE and usec
spinetS, consoles. grands and up
IS monthly upI with option to
buy. Hauling extra. JORDAN'S s
FOUR STORES: corner 18th and
@ sts.. nv. (Phone ST 3-9400);
5l69 Lee hishvay, Arlington
Phone KE. s-5O6Oi: g332 GeorFls
ave, Silver spring tPhone JU. s.
llO5): l04 william ST.. Fred
eriekshurE tPhone Essex 3-7472l
Full selection at all stores. Silver
Sprins and Arlington stores open
evenings.
POCKET AND BILLIARD TABLES
! Supplies, poker tables and
/ games, tennis tables, acces. CONN
I BILLIARD & BOWLING SUPPLY
Co, $40 9th st. NV. d.. 7-4S51.
RADIO sURPLUS-Test equipment
and parts sale. Daily after 9
( an. and Sat 4g0S Hampdeu
RANGES. gas, Teconditioned. SIggE
Up. guaranteed. Cash-termS. ACNE
STOVE Co. l0Il 9TH NV.
RANGES, new or as is and odd lots
Gas and electric model, low prices
SEARS, lower level. 4500 Wis
ave, NV. only.
RANGES-ALL SIZES
Gas, elec. 500 so UP. AID. 9-slOO
PEERLESS SALES CO. 2237 Ga. Ave
REFRIGERATORS - Reconditioned
star a. So IS; guaranteed AcMF
STOVE CO.. l0ll eth ST. NV
REFRIGERATORS = Late models
Perfect cond., guar. Ike new. Frel
delivery. $50. II. G-l627.
REFGR. .-FREEZER, GE; Hotpoin
stove. Excel. cond. SIS ca. Mod
cocktail table, "a glasS tcp. JU
S-2113.
REFRIGERATORS. used. guar
credit. 3562 l4th S.. nv, TU. :,
6l4l Immediate delivery.
REFRIGERAToRS, new or as Il
and odd lots. Low prices SEARS
lower level, 45O0 Wis. ave. NV
only.
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REFRIGERATORS

WHILE THEY LAST
l3-cu. 1T. automatic defrost 2-dr.
Admiral, FrisidGire or GE In
white. l2-cu.-ft. Norge in tur.
Quo!se, yellcW, pink. Also s.
cU.-ft. Morse. white. Make an Offer
on one or all as no reasonable
offer will be refused.
Free Service-Free Delivery
STANDARD TIRE & BATTERY CO
10th and II SITS. NE Il X-OUS.
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PAINTING, int. ext, free estimates.
Work guaranteed. Non drinker.
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drinker (WhiteD. fully insured.
Refs. II. 7-765e, WI. 6-494l.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
(coNrINUep

FURN.-Entire 5 rms. Of iurn. has
sonable; Before Sat. June ..
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PAINTING, interior. exterior. roof
carpentry. gutter work. By white.
Call any time, CH. S-A404.
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WE DIG CELLARS

Under your house. Special reduced
prices now. Payments start at
S27.46. EDGAR KEEPER, RA g.
1928 since 1921. Call any time.
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inter. and exter., spec.
rates for d. c. home owners. Clean
workers DE- 1-oQ0o
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PAINT, PAPER NOW. Al work.
I Work done immed. Honest prices.
/ Free estimates, JU. 5-0745.
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PAINTING inside and out. Pree est.
White. nondrinker. Does own
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LAWN WORK Of al kinds. Worn
gg4Tante@sS; @ ss4Sepssie ss1sgSepss !. rates; ;est ca
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BRICK CAPE COD

BRICK CAPE COD
Corner lot In sparkling neighbor-
hoodl Living rm. 17xl1 with fire.
place, dining rm. 11x9, kitchen
Sx10 and 2 bedrms. 11x1ls and
bath all on LIST floor. end floor
has bedrm. (dorm. style) 12x25
and full bath. Basement has rec
room, laundry room and storage
area. Side screened porch, fenced
rear yard. Mr.. METZLER says
considering location, neighbor-
hood and house this represents 9
steal at $4,000"
TO INsPECT-Lee hwy. 10 North
Utah st.. south on Utah 3 blocks
to 19th road, right i block tc
1891 North Upton (on corner)
Mr.. THOMAS, Agent, on premises
IL pm. Ewes, IA. 2-1364.
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1st Fir. FAMILY ROOM

lSt Fir. FAMILY ROOM
441O MAHAN RID.
Delightful split, large family room
and powder room off kitchen. i'm,
mense ell shaped living room ant
porch, 3 large bedrooms and over
size bath. 4laqs financing, $50,
$50. DIR: Viers MIL I'd; 70 Fer
rars dr., (at s.,,s Bel sl., AIT sTltThni1l VIM !
Mahan. right TO home.
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WILLIAMSBURG
C0l0nia1

Brand-new, IN best area OF Alex
andria. Classic example Of mod.
ern construction in period arehi.
lecture, designed and built b!
Peery. 4 bedrms.. 3 baths, der
lean be lst-floor bedrm. 4
needed, GIFT. living rm., 1874
dining rm.. 1913 FrigidairG
kitchen completely modern. Real
screened porch. 27x13 Philippine
mahogany-paneled rec. rm. with
fireplace. BaSeboard hot-wateE
heat and CENTRAL AIR CONDI-
TIONINGi Mr.. METzLER says
The interior decor is in keepins
with the fine craftsmanship anc
construction Of this magnifieently
built home" True value ai
$3Q, $50
TO NsPECT-From the Pentagon
south on Arlington Ridge I'd. Il
Russell rd., right "a mile to 310S
and our "open" sign. MR.. Mac
DONALD. Agent, on premises Ii
pm. Ewes, IA. 7-7991.
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VACANT AND READY

VACANI AND READY
900 ARLINGTON AVE.
Beautiful split in White Oak AREA
unusual sunken living room of
eenter-hall, large family dinint
room, countryside kitchen. 3 gen
recreation room. S26,e50. DIR.
ColeSville I'd, past Burnt Mills
Dam to Lockwood dr.. left 70 Ar
rinaton. left to home.
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ON BUS LINE
e312 COLESvIILE RD.
Custom built 3-bedroom and den
1h-bath, full basement, brick Capt
Cod, porch, garage, S24,500. Neal
intersection Franklin ave.
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Eye-level kitchens, mahogany-pans
eled rec. I'm. walk-out bsmts.. IL
acre lots. DIR: Riggs I'd. to Pew.
der Mil I'd. and right to Mont
gomery I'd. and right to Forest
Park open signs. OPEN 2 TILL
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WHEATON, Mr.. ARcoLA RDy-2-
bedrms,p . full baths. lge. liv.
rm. w/firepl.s formal din rm., lac.
modern kit. w/breakfast nook,
finished rec. I'm. WIfirepl., h.-w.
h., 1a-acre wooded lot with sum
mer house, garage. Excellent
value at $35. 900.
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Bv Annointment OnIv
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, ND.

ALL CASINO FEE
Pnone DICkEYB AP. 7-s0S0
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SPRINGFIELD
Close to Kenwood Club
5000 RIDGEFIELD RID.

Open Sum, 1 to $50
TENDER LOVING CARE has been
given this immaculate brick Co
lonial; 6nn Everything Is in TIP-ToF
this lovely home featuring center
hsu, spacious liy. room with fire
place, family din. room. powder
room, modern kit. and screened
on end. Garage. Level, well
shrubbed lot. Directions: Out
MASS ave. ext. to Cromwell (jusl
past Little Flower Parish). right
70 Springfield rd., right to Ridge.
field, left to home. OR BY APPT.
. MRS. BYRNE. WO. 6-04S7.
2-740C
6022 Conn. Ave. at Nebraska Ave
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WHEATON-Be the first 10 see this
beautiful 3-bedrm. brk, rambler
with lge. sep, din. rm.. 1 \ baths
on one level. plus fin. rec, rm,
Gorgeous level lot, many extras.
S17. 800.
g. Paul Hickman 4p4-O2OO
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PARKWOOD

OPEN TODAY 2.6
4521 Everett st. Beth, Md.---Cape
Cod brick. six rms, fun bsmt.,
rec. rm. Deep lot. Price S9,950.
70 sn FHA. Hash. H. 4. r. RANpoIPH. M tI1p " 2f2s
pa. ave. NV. FF. 7-2l37.
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MCLEAN RAMBLER

MCLEAN hAMBLEh
In beautiful DEVON PARK. A f.
bedrm., 3-bath. 4-yr-old rambler
delightfully arranged for CON-
Portable living. 2Sx13-ft. living
rm.-dining rm. combination with 3
picture windows overlooking rear
lawn. Completely modern Kitchen
with spacious breakfast nook.
wall-to-val carpeting through
out the 1st floor including bed
rms. Carpeted stairway down Ia
terrific rec. room, also with pic
ture window and doorway to
patio. Hobby shop for the man
of the house. Spacious laundry
room and storage. Nicely land
scaped fenced rear yard. Lot s0x
131. MR.. METZLEP says, This
represents an excellent buy at
S27, 800; this home could not be
reproduced for this prieel"
TO INSPECT--From Lee hwy. west
on Old Dominion dr.. to Kirby I'd.
(overpassl, left / "a miles to Great
Falls I'd. right 2 blocks to Lemon
rd., then right / block to Dali
matian dr., left 2 blocks to 4214
Dalmatian dr.. and our open"
sign. MR.. BARTHOLOMEW, Ascent,
on premises 1 to q pm. Ewes,
525-l06s.
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GATHER SBURG

gl. GAITHERSBURG
RETIREMENT HOME center OF
town, walking distance to every
Thing. Very neat and clean. Gar
den space. $4,000,
VA AND FHA APPROVED, $4,000
New 3 bedrooms, full light base
ments. On z-acre lots. Also 4 and
3 bedroom new brick homes.
FOUR ACRES, large 4-bedroon
rambler, S24,950.
'MODERNIzED very tastefully, 4
bedrooms, on Ia acres. $1,000
MANY OTHERS, any price range
Tel US your needs.
ROMER a CO. WI. s-9092
GARRETT PARK ESTATES - 8.
bedrm. Cape Cod. liv. rm.. sep
din. rm,, mahog. paneled rec. rm /.
scr. pch.. Handicapped lot. 4S21
Flanders ave. VIII. 2-54lS.
GARRETT PK-Split-level, 8 b.r., Z
paths, beaut. rec. I'm. lge. fen
Countrywide 94e-1eOI
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619pen
ADET,PHT AREA

Ideally located for NAsA, Belts.
Agri. Center, Nd. u, etc, are
three sparkling new 8 and 4 bed
room ramblers and split-levels,
priced at only S22,500. Small down
payment.
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Rockefeller Heir
Joins Peace Corps

NEW YORK. July 2 (AP).-
John D. Rockefeller w, great
grandson of the oil dynasty
founder, has joined the Peace
Corps. the family said today.
In Washington, the Peace
Corps said young Rockefeller
will be a special assistant to
Sargent Shriver. head of the
organization, for the summer
months only. He will draw no
pay.
A spokesman said he will
work in recruitment for the
corps overseas staff, in haiSon
with the field training camp in
Puerto Rico, and in orientation
for corps members in training.
Mr.. Rockefeller, whose nick
name is Jay" is IS years old
and is the nephew of New
York's Gov. Nelson A. Rookie
Teller. His father, John D.
Rockefeller III, is chairman
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BobyOrdered
ToGet Blood
Is Well Now

A baby boy who was given
emergency blood tranSfusions
by court order over the objec-
tons Of his parents was to be
released today from Columbia
Hospital for Women in excel
lent condition, a hospital Off
cial reported.
The order was issued by
Judge Milton Kronheim, jr., at
a hastily called special Juve-
nile Court hearing June "a at
the hospital. Twenty-fifth and
L streets NV.
The parents, members Of the
Jehovah's Witnesses religious
sect, had steadfaStly refused to
give their consent for the blood
tranSfuSionS. They contended
that the Bible forbidS transfer
of blood.
Two doctors had testified at
the hearing that the baby, born
June %, was in critical condi-
ton with jaundice and would
not live another 48 hours I'M
less he received transfuSions
Immediately.
The situation was so despe-
rate that doctors requested an
oral order permitting the trans
fusion because they didn't feel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
Queen Elizabeth,
Philip Visit Son

LOSSIEMOUTH, Scotland,
July 2 (AP).-Queen Elizabeth
II and Prince Philip yesterday
visited their son, Prince Charles,
for the first time since he
entered Gordonstoun School
May /.
Like any proud parents, they
admired his handicraft in .
school exhibition at nearbS
DuffuS Village Hall. Prince
Charles had eight exhibits, one
a marmalade pot, in the pottery
section of the display.
The 13-year-old Prince didn't
win any prizes but his exhibits
were set apart as notable for
their high standards.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
KGALI RITES
IN DIRT ARENA

KIGALI, Rwanda, July
AP).-The new African repub-
lie of Rwanda yesterday cele-
brated its birth as a nation in
a red dirt stadium in the mid
die of this capital.
The red, yellow and greer
striped flag of Rwanda was
hoiSted to the top Of a pole ir
the stadium to mark the Of
fetal transfer of Belgian ad-
illustrative control to the
Rwanda government. Thou
sands of Africans roared their
approval, beat drums, shouted
independence" or "uhur u
(freedom) and clapped their
hands.
Above the yelling came the
sound Of a 2l-gun salute that
reverberated through the hills
around the town.
Rwanda became a sovereign
state at midnight as did neigh
boring Burundi. The United
States was represented at the
independence ceremonies by
Philip Kaiser, Ambassador to
Senegal.
Gregoire Kayibanda, preSi-
dent of Rwanda, joined the
Belgian governments repre-
sentative, Baron Guillaume,
and the Vatican's representa-
tive, Signor Pigmedoli from
Lagos. on the main platform.
Baron Guillaume told the
crowd his government wanted
friendship with the new state.
He was cheered loudly when
The ended his brief address with
a cry of long live the Rwanda
republic"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
Burundi and Rwondo independence
Hailed by Natives in Two Capitals

USUMBURA, Burundi, July
2 tA).-Belgian soldiers, their
voices quivering with emotion,
sang their national anthem
yesterday as the flag Of Bel
GUM slid slowly down a big
mast in Prince Rwagasore
Stadium. Then, as 10000
Africans cheered, the red,
white and green colors of the
new Independent monarchy of
Burundi went UP, Tapping in
the warm African breeze.
A single cannon doomed q
2l-gun salute and a choir of
Roman Catholic African semi
naristS sang the new states
national anthem.
So went the first public cere-
monies marking the independ-
ence Of Burundi, which became
q sovereign state at midnight
along with the new republic of
Rwanda.
Both had been United Ma,
tons trust territories admin
iStered by Belgium as Ruanda
and Urundi. They became the
18th and 18th African states
to win independence since 1945
and the 105th and 106th mem
bers of the United Nations.
Absence of Resources
independence came to the
two states in conditions fraught
with threatened chaos. With
combined populations of five
million in an area totaling
about 10000 square miles, the
two countries go off on their
own with treasures practically
bare and little in the way of
resources to sustain them.
Tribal conflict threatens the
peace Of the two states about
the size of Maryland. Ancient
animoSity exists between the
tall WatuSi who long enSlaved
the more numerous Bahutu.
AS the Belgian national an
them was played for the last
time, the crowd remained ST.
lent; but it burst into cheers
as the Burundi flag ran up the
mast and the military bands
played martial music.
King Mwambutsa appeared
before the throng in a white
uniform crossed with the blue
sash of Belgium's order Of Leo
pold II.
He reviewed the eight pla-
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toons of the Burundi national
army as royal Watusi drum
mers beat out a rhythm to the
blare Of military trumpets. He
then was welcomed to the main
stand in the stadium by Col.
E. Henniquiau, chief Belgian
representative in Burundi.
After praising the king as
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zone of the longest reigning
Sovereigns in Africa, if not the
world" Col. Henniquiau ap-
pealed to Belgian technicians to
remain in Burundi to help
through its first days of inde-
pendence.
Then, speaking in the
Kirundi language of the loca
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of the Lincoln Center for the
Performing Arts here and board
chairman of the Rockefeller
Foundation. o..
Young Rockefeller took an
Alb. degree at Harvard in 1861
and since then has been study
ing Chinese at the Yale In
stitute on Far Eastern Lam
guages. His home is in New
York.
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they could wait until a writer
order had been drawn UP anc
signed.
The baby was given the first
TRANSMISSION immediately after
Judge Kronheim gave the order
Members of the Jehovah's
Witnesses in several other cities
have refused to permit blood
transfusions for themselves or
members of their families.
Some persons have died as a
result, medical authorities say.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
Puy Increases Granted
Airline Stewurdesses

MIAMI, Fla, July 2 (APO-
National AirlineS and the Air
line Stewards and StewardeSSes
Association have signed a new
contract granting Nationals
305 stewardesSes pay raises OF
$40 to $105.50 per month.
j. NJ. Rosenthal. National
senior. vice president, an
nounced the contract yeSter-
day. 1t will expire March 81,
1864.
Mr.. Rosethal said the top pay
went to jet StewardeSses, bring
ing their salary to $5l8.50 for
IS hours flying time pei
month. StewardesSeS on piston
engine aircraft received $40 a
month increase.
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Angry Lotins Protest
House Action on Suqor

United States domestic areas
and the Philippine Republic,
and only three years for other
areas.
A major source of disap-
pointment is that the COM
promise bill, while assuring
full price benefits to United
States and Philippine producers,
would cut premium price provi-
sions for other suppliers, and
eliminate them altogether on
sugar purchased to replace that
normally acquired from Cuba.
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Africans. the king appealed to
the people of Bwrundi and
foreigners who stay to work
together in a common effort
to make this Burundi a peace
full, hard working, prosperous
and perfectly happy country"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-02
BY the Associated Press

An angry diplomatic crisis
over sugar legislation was re-
ported today. 1t involves the
United States and a group of
key Latin American nations
among them Mexico, Argentina
and the Dominican Republic.
Argentina, seeking to work it
self out Of a political and eco
nomic crisis, complained to
United States officials it was
the only country eliminated
from the list of nations given
quotas in the HouSe-pasSed bill.
The Dominican Republic, still
.reeling under the after-effects
of more than 80 years Of dicta-
torShip, complained formally it
faces economic collapse and po-
litical chaos if Congress does
not change the provisions Of
sugar legislation.
High-Level Meetings
State Department officials
said they had heard some coun-
tries are disappointed and that
high-level meetings we're held
over the week end and again
today, to see what could be
done.
Ambassadors of II Latin
American nations went to the
State Department last week to
protest that the sugar bill then
pending in Congress was unfair
treatment, cutting the benefits
some of them have enjoyed in
the first half Of 1862 at a time
when their economies are in
bad shape.
b, Not all the II countries pro-
duce sugar, but they went to
the department in what was
described as a move of Soli-
darity.
The diplomatic visit came
before the weekend develop
ments in the sugar legislation
in Congress, which saw a COM
promise measure emerge and
get approval Saturday from the
House.
The sugar bill was on tap for
discussion in the Senate today.
Trade sources said all major
Latin American sugar producing
countries which have had mar
keting quotas in the United
States are angered at the new
legislation.
Discrimination Claimed
They contend the bill tends
to discriminate against Latin
America, since it calls for
marketing quotas for such
areas as South Africa, India,
the Fiji Islands, Australia, the
British West Indies, and the
French West Indies, and cuts
quotas for hemisphere nations.
In addition, they say the bill
covers a five-year span for the
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-21

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-21
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Former Envoy Is Wed

Mrs. Emily Coolidge Wood
ruff of New York City and
Bedford Village, N. Y. be-
came the bride on November
II of former Ambassador
Thomas A. Stone of New York
and Mt. Pleasant, s. C.
The ceremony took place in
st. Matthews Church, Bed
ford Village, N. Y. The Rev.
John Harper, Rector of st.
Matthews, assisted by the
Rev. Terrence Finlay. Rector
of st. Bartholomew Church,
New York City, offieiated. -
Mrs. Kenneth Kunhardt Of
Hamilton, Mass. served as her
mothers Matron of Honor
Best man was Mr.. Newbold
Moves, jr., of Washington, a
step-son of Mr.. Stone. Mr..
Harold Jefferson Coolidge Of
Washington, gave his sister
in marriage. .....
Mrs Stone is the daughter. of
Mrs. Sherman Miles of Bev-
erly, Mass, and the late Mr..
Harold Jefferson Coolidge.
She was formerly married to
the late Mr.. Harry A. Wood
ruff of New York. For the past
10 years Mrs. Stone has been
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-21

There she singled out sew
eral for close scrutiny. in
Guiding Estrada" by Brazil
fan artist Manabu Mabe, and,
With a perpetual air of won
derment, looked and listened.
Each painting received her
careful attention. Some got
that look of surprised delight
reserved by most adults for q