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ideas far apart In Q hope for
world peace7
It n understood from q
spokesman that the subject
was never fatty discussed
between the Pope and Mr..
Adzhubei - a. IL was ex-
planned "the Pope was not
born yesterday-he e q dip
lomat, and Mr.. Adzhubei said
his polite yeses and noes"
However, 1t was disclosed
that the subject definitely
came UP with Mr.. Fanfanni
and that his answer for a
visit was Gin due time"
The palace, which the
Kennedys win call home, has
walls Of several low, ram
bling inter-connecting build
ines which comprise the
palace and are painted q
fading orange peel hue. They
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were visiting Rayello last
August.
That the President and
Mrs. Kennedy viii also visit
Milan, Florence and NapleS.
time permitting.
Then the constant wonder,
will President Kennedy meet
with Soviet Premier Khru-
shchev while Mr.. Kennedy u
in Italy-an Italian spokes-
man says the thought Ia that
they will and that It win be
in Venice.
More Speculation
Speculation arose over q
possible meeting after the
Pope had o private audience
recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexei Adzhuhei, daughter
and son-in-law Of Mr.. Khru-
shchev. Would the Pope bring
together the two leaders Of
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Michaelangelo. The building
in the center Is the Palace Of
the Senators: the Museo
Capitolino Is on the left and
on the right Is the Palace Of
the Conservation.
An Audience
The other appointment for
President and Mrs. Kennedy
Is likely to be the private
audience with Pope John
XIII. This calls for full
regalia for the President and
his wife regardless Of the
hour.
The President Is called on
to appear in white tie and
tails and Mrs. Kennedy to
wear o full-length black
dress, with a high neckline,
long sleeves. black accessories
and a black mantilla. Mrs.
Kennedy had an audience
with the Pope last summer,
when she spent q month In
Italy on vacation.
Rumors run rampant on
the Kennedy visit, to wit:
When the President goes
on to Bonn, Germany, for q
working visit, Mrs. Kennedy
will stay on in Italy, q coun-
try she loves-also that she
might purchase O villa In
Amalfi, the shore resort she
used constantly when she
and her daughter Caroline
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enclose Q green garden Of
towering cypress trees.
It is the spot where sew
eral Of the early Popes died
and new ones were elected.
1t is not the house where
q Presidents wife hung her
wash, but IL has been the
home Of Popes. Kings and
now Presidents.
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BY DAISY CLELAND
star staff Writer


Mrs. John F. Kennedy will
bask in the Old World,
glamour she loves when she
and the President pay their
state visit to Rome between
June 20 and 80,
Every step Of her visit, the
sixth state visit she will have
made with the President, will
be STEPPED in historical ira
dition.
The Kennedys will stay at
Quirinale Palace. Italy's
"White House." as the Of
ficial guests Of Italian Pres
ident and Mrs. Segni.
The palace, which envel-
opes the peak Of the highest
Of Rome's seven hills, has
been the official residence
Of italian Republic Presi-
dents since 1947 and before
that was the imperial palace
of the Kings Of Italy, and
before that. the residence
of the Popes.
Mrs. Kennedy. who has In
the past brought back to the
White House some entertain
ment innovations borrowed
from countries she has
visited, would be hard put
to copy the dinner and re-
ception planned for them by
President and Mrs. Segni at
the Quirinale Palace.
According to past custom
there will be a dinner for up
to 100 at 8 pm. and then
at 10 o'clock there will be a
white tie reception for up to
5000. There have been
times in the past. summer
weather permitting, that the
receptions have been held in
the palace gardens and as
many as 10000 guests have
been included.
Traffic Jams
The reception guests start
arriving at $3.50 and accord
ing to a guest, who has at
tended one, cause the most
impossible traffic jams mag
Unable in that vehicles are
allowed to approach the
palace from two different
directions but then have to
discharge their passengers
single file at the entrance.
The guests then line up in
five or six huge salons, a
line to the right and one to
the left and wait for q
glimpse and possibly a word
from the Presidents and the
First Ladies. Their wait and
the party Is made pleasant as
there are bars and bullets
in all the salons.
Traditionally, the arrival
Of the official party Of four
is spectacular.
Servants dressed In 18th
century uniforms. and usually
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The Kennedys'
Next State Visit
Rumors Run Rampant
On Scheduled Business

carrying torches. precede the
party, the two Presidents
walking slowly together and
the First Ladies following
them, and occasionally Pres
ident Segni will stop to in
troducea a special guest. q
leader in the field Of the arts
or science.
The procession wends its
way to a final salon where
the Diplomatic Corps, head
ed by the Dean Of the Corps
Che Is always the Papal
Nuncio In Catholic countries)
and leading officials not In
cluded at the dinner have q
chance to personally meet
the Presidents and their
wives.
Uusually there Is no form
Of musical entertainment at
the palace functions.
Three-Day Visit
It is expected that the
Kennedys will spend three
days in Rome. .
In that President Kennedy
Is both head Of State and
head Of Government, 1t Is
thought that he will play
both roles on the visit and
that he and Mrs. Kennedy
will be entertained at a din
ner by the Italian head Of
Government, President of the
Council Of Ministers Fan
fanni.
This would be at the Villa
Madona, described as the
equivalent Of our Blair
House.
The third dinner will, Of
course, be the one President
and Mrs. Kennedy will give
for President and Mrs. Segni.
This will take place in the
beautiful American Embassy,
Villa Taverna, where the
United States Ambassador
and Mrs. G. Frederick Rein
hardt live. President Segni
has been described as "a
humble man, who doesn't
aspire to anything but he
always gets there"
There Is a possibility that
President and Mrs. Kennedy
will come back to the United
States with another fabulous
memory.
This would be the sight Of
the historic Italian Army
pageant. Officers and men
dressed in Italian uniforms
OF the past Including many
on horseback stage a spec
tacular show Zone was per-
formed for Gen. de Gaulle
when he visited Rome Off
cially).
The event is held at the
Piazza di Siena, q huge square
In the park, villa Borghese.
described as comparable to
Central Park In New York.
Mayors Fete
Another impressive and
tremendous reception for the
Kennedys is the proposed
greeting at the Capitol of
Rome where they will have
as their host, the Mayor of
Rome.
The Capital has an i'm
pressive courtyard and Is sur
rounded on three sides by the
buildings-the facade Of each
was designed by Michael
angelo.
This event will probably be
at midday and will follow
the ceremony when Mr.. Ken
nedy follows the pattern laid
out for heads Of state dur
ing their visit to the United
States-the laying Of a wreath
at the tomb Of the Unknown
Soldier. However, in Rome
the soldier is hardly unknown
1t is at the tomb Of King
Victor Emmanuel II, the first
King Of unified Italy.
At the foot Of the flight Of
steps going up TO the Capitol
are lions Of black granite and
at the top are statues Of Cas-
tor and Pollux. The square,
although not very large, is one
Of the most remarkable in
Rome.
In the center there is the
magnificent gilt bronze statue
Of Marcus Aurelius, the base
Of which was designed by
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MACHINERY and EQUIP.

BACK HOES, pumps, generators,
fork lifts, rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOLS. UN. $500, JU. 5000.
BULLDOzER-Excel. cond. Cheap,
Builders, expedite your Job, move
your material. JU. 5-4ss6.
CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT : In.
fey Backhoes Allis Chalmers front
END loader, saws drills, etc. LII.
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MOTORCYCLES

sUZIKI Motorcycles, 1851, l-spd.,
1000 actual miles, fully equipped.
Like new. S5ss. AUTO Market,
9Th 4 X NV ST. 3-3lel.
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TRAILERS

BUY YOUR MOBILE HOME with
confidence. Large selection. Deepen
dable service. Established 1895,
AMERICAN TRAILER SALES co.
in Alexandria at 1900 jeff. Davis
hwy" N. S;3o6s, 33os Richmond
CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
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Md RA. e-2S3l.
CASTLE 80, > bedrms., 50xi0. Take
over low monthly payments after
small down paymt. 16s-0ls7.
OYER 50 USED TRAILERS-e II.
and 10 #. wide, up to IS f., 2 and
bedrmsY as low as 500 down to
those with good credit. COLES
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500 DOWN buys a brand-new 1854
your choice, all fully furnished incl.
auto; washer, small monthly pay
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47xio ! bedrm. Champion. Can stay
on lot In Ancient Oaks Trailer Court,
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FORD 81 Country Squire waEon.
white with red and white interior,
all extras including power steering
and brakes 7. and h cruiseo-
matte, root rack ETC. truly an cut
standing car, red1ced 20 only 81 So )
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CHEV-
], IN Hyattsyille, Nd. Wa 7-72oo.
CHRYSLER 20 Imperial LeBsron Z
DR.. hsrdtops dual air cond., s year,
$500 mile warranty, S Err S
SALES a SERVICE 6z2s Baltimore
Ave. On Route ], Wa 1900.
CHRYSLER 20 New Yorker, / own
er since new. lmmac. 81 rs FLOOD
PONTIAC al Conn.
CHRYsLER "a, s good tires, runs
perfectly must see 70 appreciate
$50. JE- -3l23.
CHRYSLER '67 900 A-dF. hardt0D,
all white finish, fun power, factory
air conditioning, all black vinyl in
terror, WV. tires, real shrap car,
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kVVu WlAOu blNusg All. JAs f-oSVO
CADILLAC 20 convertible, fully
equipped including electric win
dows, seat, GIN air condit oning,
also fun !. sele e sSa Of other models
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
7o2o ArI. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6-T7ol
CADILLAC SO 9-pass. limo, good
cond. Priced right. See at Amoco
Sta, 18th and X st. NV.
CADILLAC 80 convertible, Dresden
blue, loaded with power extras in
Guiding factory air, also full selec;
ton Of other models, exceptional
value at s2,Ae5.
Suburban Cadillac Odds
700 Arl. Rd., Bethesda OIL. 6.z7oc
CADILLAC 81 Fleetwood e d a n,
loaded with power and electric &C
cessories, including factory air.
also full selection Of other models,
special clearance price, s2Ise5.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
7o7o Arl. Rd., Beth. OIL. s-z7oo
CADILLAC '62 sedan deville, facto-
~ air conditioning, everything
power controlled, unmatched power
and performances are yours In this
beautiful Bahama blue Cadillac,
S3,eTS.
Lindsay OldS- Cadillac
Il, LIN SHOPPING. , CIR
CADILLAC '65 coupe deville, white,
inside its black nylon trimmed
maculates slss7s.
Lindsay Odds Cadillac
"AUTHORIZED DEALER"
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CHEVROLET 1858 ! m p a la Super
Sport. 327 eng, All positraction, 4:
speed, bucket seats, Wv, r. and
b; Must sell, going back to school.
CHEW. 1858 Impala, 2-dr. hard
top, stand. transm. 34S Gu. in,
$50 hip. all new. tires, Interior
compl. sewn roll and pleaated
CHEVY 80 Impala 4-dr. hdtp., r.
and h., with air cond. Silver mist.
Low mi. 3-day special, Sl,9eS.
BOB MURRAY'S A. M. I.
I Blk. Off Conn. at Plyers Mil Rd.
sls-l744
CHEVY'S LATEST!
CHEVY'S GREATEST
The all-new "a Chevrolet at HICKS
CHEW, 5e2e Ga. ave. NV.
CHEVROLETs '62s-Bel Airs, II TO
choose from, thoroughly recondi-
toned, powerglide, va, r. and h.,
some with power steering. From
cfHiEfsVvlRoLETs 81, IS to choose from,
2-dr:. 4-dr.I station wagons, from
AERO
CHEVROLET
1908 King St., l7os Mt. Vernon Ave.
Alex va. $4,000
CHEVROLET 80 Impala hardtoo,
p.s., T. and h., H3-o664 aft. pm.
CHEVY II 80 Nova cow, stand.
trans, T; and h.. Wv. tires, Sl,6S5.
Arlington Ford
1917 N. Moore St. IA. 1880
G aato. this IS week 7sE. .n ht' SSH; and h.
Palmer Ford
$500 AGER RID.
w. HYATTSVILLE, Md. AP. 7-ol1A
OPEN SUNDAY 12-S
CHEW. 80 Impala cow, r. and h.,
auto, good cond., S995.
TAKOMA FORD
7o25 CARROLL AVE. JU. $1,000
CHEW. '64. For the lowest price, see
BARRY.PATE CHEW, 1880 Conn.
ave. NV, RE. 7-7e7s.
CHEW. 80 Belair Powerglide, power
steering, T. and h. Sacrifice sale,
$1,000 or offer. WI. 2-53ls.
CHEW. 80 sedan, Discayne "6''
pow. steer.,. pow. glide, r. and h.,
new Wv. tires, ] owner, low mi,
like brand-new. sl,sss. Trade or
SUN MOTORS
3400 N. Fairfax Dr., Arl., Va,
OPPOSITE KANNS IA. 4-2lll
/ CHEW, 1852 Biscayne 2-dr-. auto
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OLDsMOBILE 80 "ss" z-door Sc.
dan, factory air conditioned, auto
matte Transmission, power steering,
T. and h., sparkling white finish,
car positively outstanding In every
way, S7pS.
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Mfrs.

Birch-Berkley Mfrs.
Iols LEESBURG PIKE
X-R0ADSs VA. HU. l-z23I
CADILLAC '6l sedan, white, black
trim, standard power plus power
windows, seat factory air cond.'
S2,Sq5.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1880 77nd St. NV. FE. 1850
ADILLAC 80 Sedan de Vile,
$500 mi, like new cond. :. all &C
cessories incl. fact. air. 81 SIS: OF
viii trade for small car' D3-loes'
CADILLAC 80 Sedan De VILE,
black, standard equipment, s2,295.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1850
CADILLAC go coupe. black, fully
equipped, sharp, s2,lS5.
Capitol Cadillac-OldS Co.
1850 z2nd St. NV. FE. 1850
CADILLAC 20 Fleetwood, green,
cond, Owner must sell. sl,lss. TU.
y - ~ y - n " NOupc ug Alcs
white, all standard power. s2,oS5.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC '63 Fleetwood Forest
Green, beige, naugahyde roof. All
available power equipment incl.
factory air, special, s5,As5.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
1850 22nd St. NV. FE. 1880
CADILLAC 80 Fleetwood 80" spe-
S Sa s eSsTS ssCry .1 Ns~PE cuS 9ns
air cond., only 1000 one owner
miles, former owner passed away
and his widow wanted a smaller
car. There couldn't be a nicer one
In the area. Only $3.50.
"4s-Hour Money-Back Guarantees"
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subu1ban Cadlllac-Olds

JAGUAR 80 IKE, 2 seat roadster,
blue, red leather interior, fully
equipped, 5000 original miles, ex.
ceptiOnal condition. Sl,eq5,
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MERCURY - "s-ss" model, red.
black top bucket seats, auto.
Trans r and n wv. tires. ether
Week end specizl. 81 .SSs
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FIAT IS l-dr., 100 service, d. c.
Inspect. guaranteed. s26S. AUTO
MARKET, 9Th and X NV, ST.
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7o2o Arl. Rd.. Beth. OIL. 6-T7oO
JAGUAR 80 "a Sedan, like new
white finish, chrome wire wheels,
wine red leather interior, truly Eu-
ropes finest, $l,699, cash, trade or
terms.
TTNTTrrEn ATTTO cATEC
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CASH PAID FOR CLEAN USED
NOZZLE HOMES, Va, R0. s-l40O,
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CASTLE 80, . bedrms., 5oxi0. Take
over low monthly payments after
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AUTOMOBILES EoR SALE
tcONTIRUED)

BUICK 20 Riviera hardtop coupe.
white leather fun power factory
air. S5ss5.
Capitol Cadillac-Olds Co.
IlSo IND s.. NV Re. T-leoo
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CHEVY'S LATEST!
CHEVY'S GREATEST
The all-new "a Chevrolet at HICKS
CHEW, 592S Ga. ave. NV.
CHEVROLETS '62s-Bel Airs, u to
choose from, thoroughly recondi-
toned, powerglide, We, T. and h.,
some with power steering. From
CHEVRoLETS 81, IS to choose from,
2-dr.. 4-dr.S station wagons, from
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AUToM0TIVE MISC.
BRANDYWINE AUTo PARTs. mo
FOREIGN CAR PARTs2i
AUTOS and TRUCKS WTD.

HIGH EST Cash PRICES PAID
FOR CLEAN AUTOS 80 through
80. See Mr.. Whitaker.
LOVING CHEVROLET
E.-W Highway and COlesville Rd.
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FIAT '5s miltipla bus, excel. cond.
s79s. AUTO MARKET, 9Th and X
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CHEW. 1858 Impala, 2-dr. hard
t sg2S fSnd an tra neT tT SaS f mi i
compi. sewn, roll and pieated
$3.50 or best offer. SP. 3-1120.
CHEVY 80 Impala 4-dr. hdtp., r.
and h., with air cond. SILVER yer mist.
BOB MURRAY'S A. M. I.
Blk. Off Conn; at Plyers Mil Rd.
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OLMSTEAD

1000 Wilson Blvd, Arl. IA. 1880
ADILLAC 80 convertible, fully
dowS, seat, GIN air condit oning,
also full selection Of other models,
reduced to S3yA95.
Suburban Cadillac-Olds
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AVIATION
HEIICOPTERs
TRI-PACER

Charter Sight Seeing -Photo
PARKWAY HELICOPTER SERVICE
Rose Valley Airport 1884
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MERCEDEs-BENZ-B Buy your used
Mercedes with confidence from
American Service Center
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ROsenthal

FIAT SPIDER 1851, 400 series, con.
vert, excel. cond. s79s. AUTO
MARKET, 9Th and X NV, ST.
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/ lindsay OldS-Cadillac

"AUTHORIZED DEALER"
DARLINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-0350 ALEXANDRIA
CADILLAC '63 coupe deville, white,
inside its black nylon trimmed
with white leather, absolutely inn
;nJeow lids Tad;11oo
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MERCEDEs-BENZ 80 100 81. New
Psrfeet. to" cOnd i' $3.50 = viii finance.
AAq-6lal.
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kARMANN-CHIA 20 coupe, 2 tone
blue, orig. leather interior, a true
l-owner low mileage automobile,
can't be told from new, Sl,19S, cash
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FIAT 80, 700 series, 4-dr. sedan.
sl95. AUTO MARKET, 9Th and X
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Auth. Mercedes-Benz Dealer
5e5 N. Glebe Rd., Arl.. Va.
ia. 7-7722 or ia. 7-244o
MIG '62 midget. Excellent cond.,
white with red interior. 81 400.
HU. $500, Ext. B-l2IS aft. 8.
MIG I'd 81, good running clean
classic throughout. Must sell. Call
WA. 7-2054.
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BUCKS Area 8 biggest selection.
RALPH BROWN BUICK, $50 H e.
ne II. 6Iloo, open ewes. I'll 3.
BUICK IS RosdmasteF, A-dr. hdtp.,
al power squiPRed, excel. eOnd-.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-03-14
Lungston Hughes And
james Baldwin: Two
Important Books Reviewed
CONTINUED from Page 2


has been visited upon Negroes nor indeed the occas-
ional violent reaction Of Negroes to all Of this.
The big difference between Hughes and Baldwin
is the difference between bill Of particulars and
indictment. Baldwin generalzes: I'm the beginning
a Negro just cannot believe that white people
are treating him they do; he does not know what
he has done to merit it. And when he realizes that
the treatment accorded him has nothing to do with
what he has DONE that the attempt of white people
to destroy him-for that is what it isis utterly
grauitous it is not hard for him to think Of white
people devils"
In the bill Of particulars Hughes finds that
formidable force Of white people not DEVILS and
recognizes substantial and growing power of public
opinion the side of civilization. Where Baldwin
discovers white in a bar who afraid to
stand up to the bartender who refused service to
Negroes, Hughes reports the work of white
people, some of whom devoted their lives to correct
ing Americas great shame, people who recognized it
such long before it generally to the atten-
ton and conscience of most people of good will
reporter and a realist, Hughes recognizes that
the campaign the NAACP has led is as long his
tory, and as heartbreaking He has to measure pro-
gress in generations 1t is not only process Of res
cuing Negroes from the violence which is visited
upon them from time to time, north well south
1t is not process only of seeking redress 1t is not
only process Of getting equal rights. They
all Of top-rank Importance, but the whole is a
pex vast to defy analysis Hughes recognizes
the contributions without apologizing for the short
comngs Of the Negro leaders who have been labeled
as Uncle Toms"-an unjust label in many cases.
which only illustrates the compe2dty Of the story
One wonders, for example, whether recent history
might not have been happier and more rewarding
St. Paul recorder., 1963-03-14

low and son, 4421 Third Av. S.,
are visiting Mrs. Pillows parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Woods, Nash
vile, Tenn. They hope to return
home March IT. Mr.. Woods has
been i'll.
Club Meeting: Hosts for the Twi-
light Social Club, on Saturday,
March 8, were Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Barnes, 115 E. seth st. Plans were
discussed for the clubs 18th an
niversary. After the business meet
ing a delicious buffet supper was
served. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Barnes, 1907 Humboldt Av.
N.
It's A Girl: Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Jones, 1905 Third Av. s., are
all smiles and are happy to an
nounce the birth of their daughter,
Lucinda Renal, born, March 7, In
Glenwood Hills Hospital weighing
7 lbs. 6 OF. The Jones' have three
sons, Darwin, Keith and Bernard.
Maternal grandparents are Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Rogers, Pittsburgh,
Pa, and paternal grandmother is
Mrs. Pinlxy Goode, Des Moines,
Iowa.
St. Paul recorder., 1963-03-14
March Is Egg
Month Other Foods
Plentiful Too

March - the windy month - is
also egg month. In March eggs
take the featured spot in the us.
Department of Agriculture's List
of Plentiful Foods.
But a good assortment of other
foods also is expected to be in
abundant supply during March.
USDA's Agricultural Marketing
Service lists red dart cherries, po-
tatoes, canned corn, sweetpotatoes,
carrots, onions, cottage cheese,
pork, rice, peanuts and peanut
products, and, in some areas, dry
beans.
The plentiful supply of eggs in
March ties in nicely with the Len
ten season. 1t offers homemakers
an economical protein food that
can be made into hearty, appetiz-
ing main dishes.
Two other popular main dish
partners, also on the March list Of
plentifuls, are pork and dry beans.
With the bulk Of the fall pork pro-
duction coming to market during
March, April, and May you'll
find abundant supplies of fresh
pork at reasonable prices.
And what could be tastier in
brisk, windy March than a boiled
dinner? Several Of the ingredients
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scheme of pink and white. The
table was laid with a white mad
eria embroidered cloth over pink
The centerpiece was an anniver-
sary cake encircled with sweet
heart roses and fern. Pink candles
in brass candleholders were on
either side of the cake. Also on the
table was a dozen American beau
ty red roses in a cut glass vase,
a gift to Mrs. Oliver from Mr..
Oliver.
Pink opera cakes, white squares
with pink rosebuds, ice cream with
pink bells in the center, pink and
white mints, pink punch and party
mixed nuts were served.
Other decorations in the home
were philadendrums and bouquet
of a dozen red velvet roses in a
Haeger vase, which was a gift
from Miss Dorothy Ragland and
an Azalea plant from Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kinds.
Rev. w. Mordeau Williams, pas
tor of the couple blessed the
couple and their home. A host of
friends congratulated the couple
and they received kilograms, long
distance calls from California,
Illinois and Oklahoma. They re-
ceived many beautiful gifts from
their friends, flowers, cards and a
cash gift of silver dollars from a
club of friends and individual cash
tokens.
Hostesses for the evening were
Mines. Helen Fulbright, Venora
Bradford, Rosa Mahan, Juanita
Goodloe, Bernice Duke, Clarinda
Cox, Cynthia Foster, Aldonia An
derson, Hazel Fulbright and Erma
Ruth Sims. Pictures Of the cele-
bration were taken by James Brad
ford and Mr.. Oliver.
Mrs. Oliver, formerly a nurs-
cry school teacher is now en-