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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-20

WARRENTON. VA.-l04 acres al
SlbO per acre,
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A. A. COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL
CHESAPEAKE

IAN ACRE ON THE BAY, fairly
new mod. rambler with lge. rec.
rm. with hrepl. and built.in bar
lge. hv. rm. with firepl., full din
nm, mod. all slec. kit. lgei
down pymt. only Sl6,So0.
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CALVERT Really AGENCY
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD.
PHONES 2lA and Aaa
WATERFRONT

w n i Eff RONl
WOODED WATERFRONT LOTS and
acreage on Mil Greek and Pa
tuxent River. Also Tessles in Drum
Point and Chesapeake Ranch Club
at attractive prices. Close access
by water to Ches. Bay, Patuxent
River and SolomOns marine facili-
ties. Small down payment and
liberal monthly terms.
J. B. Waters & Associates
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD.
KEN Appel, Agt., SolOmOns, Md.
Phone 3ol-EAst SSH
WATERFRONT PROPERTIES-The
widest range available in Virginia,
Write for istings. They are inter-
eSting. Also, free booklet. Virgin
ia G. B. LORRAINE, Broker,
r c h m on d Federal Bldg, Rich
mond, va.
les ACRES MARSHLAND-Duck
and goose ponds on deep tribu-
tary Of Nantieoke River at e.
llotts Island. SIPS all season.
30 acres-duck and good ponds,
deer woods on trib. of Fishing
Bay, Sl25. All season.
90 acres-on Goose Greek, 5-rm.
house with fireplaces, deer
woods. duck and goose ponds.
$3.50. All season.
ANDREWS & CO., l07 Choptank
ave; Cambridge. Nd. 3O1-22s-
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FARMS
Acreage. Farms. Homes

hCIedgt, FdIIIIS, tlUIIItS
l04 acres, mostly wooded, mr.,
Warrenton. 4L10 mi. road 'front.'
age. pond site, taxes S27 pei
W., good investment. Bargain
priced at Sl35 per acre, good
terms.
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FARMS

RARE FnD-LarFs bedrm. AZ
brick rambler with carport, On !
acres q beautiful large shads
trees, In nice section between "a
Plata and Indian Head. Nd Prics
Sl1so0os terms.
NEW 3-BEDRM., Ih-BATH RAM.
BSMT. ON over one acre. Nice sec.
ton between Waldorf and HUN.
eSville. sls-soo. terms. Additional
land available.
BRYANS ROAD-l bedrm-, oldeI
home in good repair on approx
one acre. Priced 70 sell to close IS
tate. sl3,Soo.
z77 ACRE FARM - Old Colonial
home large fishing lake, complete
farm buildings 2-acre tobacco al.
lotment, Same tenant ~ years o.
snare basis. Price $4,000. Terms
PORT TOBACCO RIVIERA
B eautiful building sites, an ap
proved, from IS acres. Nice, con.
venient, restricted area with Access
70 water. Priced from sls27S up,
with z09s down.
6 ACRES 6-room tenant house, |
tobacco barn. other buildings, idea
ior retirement, close 10 river. PricI
Sll,zo0, easy terms.
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY co.
Cor. 9ol and RI. as, LaPIata, Nd
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
FARMETTE SITEs-In beautifu
Dunkirk area. Only n miles iron
the District, ; to 5 acres, partially
wooded sites. Small down PAYMENT
and Balance monthly.
LOWER MARLBORO AREA - Mod.
ern cinder block. ; bedrms., Hv
Tm., din. rm-, mod. kit, bath
basement, oil Dashboard heat, K.
acre lot, more land II desired
$4,000, about one-third cash.
NEAR HUNTNGTON-lO7 acres On
Tidal Greek. 4-b drm. home, {
barns, z tractors, full equip, new
orchard. Tobacco, corn and nav
crop incl. In sale. Small boat an.
chorage. Now In tobacco-cattle op.
GRAFTON. A rich, Level productive
farm.
ST. MARYS COUNTY - Near Ne.
Gainesville and Patuxent River =
l20 acres In cattle-tObacco opera.
ton. s-acre tobacco aIlOt,, Ions
paved-road frontage board fenced
water in an fields. Restored South,
ern Colonial home in setting Of
large trees with 4 bedrms., baths
loaflng shed, garage, lHz-acre farm
pond stocked with bass; tractor and
equip. Located 20 miles from Dis.
triet via Rte. 5. An unusual oppor.
tunity TO acquire a very superior
place. $55s000. Buyer can select
foundation stock from present An,
gus herd at market value.
IA ACRES - New brick 7-bedrm.,
dwelling, elec. kit, mod. bath, full
b a sc m e t. hot-water heat, near
Friendship in Anne Arundel County,
Prince Frederick, Md.
Phones 2l4 and 4ss
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MARSHALL AREA-l5O acres. al
wooded, mi. Of river front
new hide-away . bedrm. home
A Tremendous buy for living
sportsmen or investor. S35. O00
Call Mr.. Day at (703) 364-2121
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YOU CAN'T BEAT THIS
2-FoR VIEW EVEN IF YOU
rambler for year round Nv, has
lge. liv. rm., din. rm., mod. kit,
bath, screen porch, lau. rm., work.
shop, on l00x120 # lot, small down
paymt. Only Sll,500.
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DON'T MISS THIS

DON'T MISS THIS
3-ON AN ACRES BEDROOMS
ONLY $500. Home has Ice. liv,
nm, lge. din. nm, mod. kit, ige.
screened front porch, hot water
heat, lau. rm., garage and work.
shop, beautiful shade trees, low
down paymt.
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CLARKE REALTY

Many other fine properties "a
suit your needs,
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WATERFRONT PROF.. SALE

OLD home. partial
" mOderuized, excellent for sum
meI or year round living. Z rooms,
bath, 4 acres, large shade trees,
900 n. waterfront. Widow mus sell.
Price reduced 1900. 10 $3.50
Capt H. c. Robson, uSN lRet. ],
Broker. White Sfnne Va
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LIST WITH LOHR
FOX LAKE

FOX LAKE
A planned community Of 80 two "a
five acre homesites with people
and horses in mind. Each site will
have frontage on dedicated streets
and 5 miles Of bride and hiking
trails, access to underground tele,
phone and electrical services, horse
show ring and hunt course, 6Iz-acrs
sPT1 lake and other p s TsSTsS
DIRECTIONS; From Washington
take Geo. Washington Memorial
Pkwy. to Rte. l23 follow Rte. l23 "a
Oakton, Va, right on Rte. 674 "a
Rte. 672, left on ga approx. "a
miles to sign on property on left.
Farms & Acreage Inc
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DRUM POINT 2-bedroOm rambler,
extra building with shop, bath and
shower, arteSian well, ] blk. from
Bay, ] blk. from lake, a bargain at
SlO,500. Terms.
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THIS IS LIVING

4-NEAR SAND BEACH AND BOAT
HARBOR, only 500. down, year
round home with lge. liv. rm.. din.
rm., z lge. bedrms.. bath, kit, lge.
closed L shape porch, on
looXl00ft lot, tool shed, good financ-
ing, only $500.
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LOOKING FOR LOIS;

LOOKING FOR LOTS:
lD Endor Aeres-OTer one acre
10 Areois-aO.sss "a. n, $500
te) North Glen Hins-73,935 50.
Cd Ridge I'd. and Brook Rd.,
Olney, LII acres $500
(s) Rosemere Ave. Hollywood
Park, % lots - 81 200 ga
30 Kaufman Dr.. OFF LAyhill
Rd-, l acre plus $500
cd Pine Street. HOLLYWOOD Park,
h) Emery Grove Rd-. Gathers
ourg, ? = acres $780, So $50
90 Norwood Road acres plus
CAN Mr.. Utz VII. 2-s50s or
949-73OO
HUGH 7. PECK. ll246 Ca. ave,
LOTS FOR sALE-Stop, look and
listen. We have lots RIA for apis.
1900 "a. A., 50 900 50. H., 5000
1900 and sites with two 2 unit
and 10 unit site and others. Zonine
RI for houses. We have several ol
those left. Likewise, we have
first Commercial lots which are
zoned CT. Call between 10 am. and
5 pm.
DICKSON REALTY co.
ls2oyz Central Ave. NE.
LII. 4-33A2
MeLEAN-l acre. wooded, stream
restricted area Of GEORGETOWN
pike, close TO beltway, Sl2 900.
ELINOR WATERS IA. ALL
MCLEAN wooded acre on
high ridge, frontage on cul-de-saC
off Georgetown pike short walk "a
Potomac River minutes from belt.
way. PL. s-2ssl.
MILLERsvILLE-Near Baldwin Ne,
mortal Church, IL acres on Indian
Landing road. Ideal for subdivision,
1850, one third cash.
]. B. WATERS & ASSOC.
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phones 2l4 4 Aee
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GOSHEN ESTATES

Country atmosphere, spacious sites,
easy committing distance de-
scribes this lovely part Of the
Goshen Hunt Area. Lots range
from Ia to 41a acres. some
clear with magnificent views and
many wooded sites available,
from $4,000 with terms. Cow.
to Gaithersburg. Bethesda and
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LO NC BEACH


A chance to pick I'D some new list
lngs on excellent terms.
No. l-Partially furnished year
round, 2-bedrOom home ready for
immediate occupancy. Living room,
kitchen family room, full bath IA
cllIties. including tub and shower.
Lot Is lOoNl0c q. with many trees
and Towering plants. Price $3.50.
Terms 10 suit buyer.
No. Z-AttTactive, furnished, year
round solid masonry home, unique
~ designed living room with fire.
place and kitchen } twin-sized bed
rooms, bath, plenty Of closets, part
basement tvery dryl, scTeene d
porch on large ple-shaped lot over
looking Chesapeake Bay. Paneled
and insulated walls among con
structiOn features. Price SlA.1So,
any reasonable down payment or
may be refinanced.
No. 3-Only $500 for the man who
can DO things for himself. Well To-
Gated A-rOom-and-bat cottsFe
needs finishing and painting. Owner
needs money for business purposes.
Grab this while the opportunity Is
available. Terms may be worked
out.
No. 4-Numerous bargains in lots
and small acreage tracts from
$3.50. Low down payments and
terms If desired.
To Inspect: Drive 7 miles South Of
Prince Frederick on SolOmons Is
land road md. Rites. 4 10 ll6),
turn left at 81. Leonard, and follow
Long Beach signs 10 office on shore
OF the Chesapeake Bay.
M. E. POCKHILL, Broker
Nail Nail; St Leonard. Maryland
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WATERFRONT ACREAGE
1000 A. on Ches. Bay
20 A. on Tidal Greek
Il A. on Tidal Greek

PATUXENT RIVER -2-acre estate,
long shore line incl. old landing
point, older type home completely
modernized with oil heat, air cond.,
4 bedrooms, z baths, full basement,
2.car garage, ll0-ft. river pier, lge.
shade trees, access. by paved I'd.
about 40 mi. from the District.
DRUM PONT-2-bedrOOm rambler
extra building with shop, bath and
shower, artesian well, blk. from
Bay, blk. from lake, a bargain at
Slo,5Oo. Terms.
BREEZY POINT l-acre estate
overlooking Bay, 3 bedrooms plus
dOrmitory that will sleep 8, mod.
elec. kit, central ht. outside show.
er, 2-car garage, lge. shade trees,
inside and outside fireplaces, per-
feet for lge. family or entertaining,
sls,S0o.
COVE POM 2-bedroom cottage,
mod. kit, bath, fireplace, z pchs.,
block from Bay with nice water
view, well furnished, $500.
DARES BEAcH-3-bedroom ram
DleFs mOQeEn klt.s Ddtns NJ. On s
lots. Excel. Bay view, wide sand
beach. $1,000, terms.
KENWooD BEACH = 2 cottages, ,
lots, bayfront, good investment, live
in one, rent the other. Pri c e
Sll 900.
NEW 2-BEDRM. CABIN near lake,
access to Ches. Bay, and Patuxent
River. $500. About one third cash.
COVE POINT Furnished cottage,
fireplace, screened porch, near Bay,
$500, about one third cash.
DRUM POINT Direct frontage $50
on Mill Greek. Life time pier, Gus
tom rambler, 2 bedrms., study or
Bird bedrm., lge. Iy. rm. w/raised
hearth fireplace, din. area, util.
Tm., most mod. built-in cleo. kit,
Va baths, partial basement, cen
trail heat, attractive landscaping
outstanding view over water. All
in spOtleSs cOnd. Tastefully fur
nished. s26,SOo.
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OLNEY

q acre clear corner lot $4,000.
y a. lovely wooded lot, good terms
IA q; wooded lot. long frontage
$1,000.
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CLARKE REALTY
warrenton. Va. (7O9 347-464O
AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD ultra.
modern 400-acre dairy farm.
l3S-acre investment farm, FLOOR.
paved I'd, nee. bldRs.
l05-acre stOck-dairy farm, ston
house Oso7), ten. house, $4,000.
l00-acre stock farm, paved rd.s all
nee. bldgs., S27 900.
22-acre farmette Of rare charm.
Woods, stream, pond, very old s
heat, frepIsc ss s22,soo. '' O'n'-"'
acres, e-rm. house, modern heat, I
baths, 2-car garage, Sl6,S00.
S level acres, 3-rm. brick Tancher,
almost new, Sl1,5O0.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY, 23l. JOHN
PRICE Raalinr Nj Air-,r
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Q ACRES ON MAIN ROAD. $500
PER ACRE.
OPEN SUNDAY 81
LEISNER & HANSON

Across from the Post Office
DEALE, MD. 30l-UN, 1921
DIRECT, NO TOLL LINE,
JUST DIAL 627-4O5O
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CHARLES COUNTY

$50 Add frame home, 2 barns,
cost per q around 500, sub
stantial cash.
142 A.-Cattle and tob. farm,
incl. valuable timber, 2 barns,
stables, outbldRs.. old 4-bdrm.
home lge. rms. Reduced to S26,-
500 for quick sale. $1,000 down.
Assume existing mort.
Newport-100 &C. all on State
roads. Lge. frame farm home,
Ia. tob., 2 barns. outbldgs., 2
tenant houses. About $4,000 dn.
COUNTY SERVICES
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INV ~, GIeDe healtOrS IA. 1913
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
MILL CREEK Mr.. Solomons, I
bedrooms, liv. rm. with fireplace
din. area, mod. kit, bath, porch,
handicapped lot, rs #. on water, 81
f.. pier. Artesian well, central heat,
sale furnished.
SOLoMONS-2 bedrooms, full din.
rm.S liv. rm. with fireplace, mod.
kit, bath, oil ht. Enjoy the peace
and quiet Of this tidewater village
IN the heart Of the Chesapeake
Bay. Patuxent River fishing and
boating area, $500. V cash. bal.
monthly.
PAT KENT RIVER -2.3s acres,
front 500 #. on water, large oaks.
20 miles from District, Is miles
from Andrews Air Base.
BAYFRONT LoT-Ios #. on bay,
$4,000, terms.
PATUXENT RIVER-MOd. 4-bedrm.
brick dwelling, l25-ft. frontage on
river 200 #. pier. $4,000, terms.
WATERFRONT ACREAGE
1000 A. on Ches. BAY
70 A. on Tidal Greek
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CATTLE AND TOBAC o
FARM-lel Acres gentle, rolling
land, tenant house, cattle barn
35x70, 2 tobacco barns, other build
ings. 20 acres marketable timber.
Orchard. Good stock stream. Price
$4,000. Call Mr.. Turner, 30l-ST.
1898 or SOUTHERN MD. REAL.
TY CO., LaPlata, Nd. q34-eA32.
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COVE POIN T-2.bedroom cottage,
mod. kit, bath, fireplace, z pchs.,
block from Bay with nice water
view, well furnished, $500.
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ATTRACTIVE clean neat 2 bed.
nished. Lot $50 by 100, screened
porch, garage. ideal for retirement,
summer home or com m uters,
S,350. Terms. Inspect at Cedar.
hurst ave. Ches. Bay, 30 miles, ID.
&; Near Shady Side, Nd. See Mr..
Olih on Holly ave. Tel UN. 7-lszl
or Mr.. Bayman on Chesapeake
ave. In ID. c, call Walter Nj, Bau-
man, agent, W0. 6-0747.
AT WHITE SANDS BEACH ANO
COU n TRY CLUB-LOt 5OXi2o,
$500. Exclusive club. Call for de.
PARKwAY CO. WA. 1.ls.,
BuSHFIELD BOAT AND GOLF
CLUB. Open Sat. and Sun, l-dark.
ms beautiful year-round and sum-
mer home community, facing the
Potomac River and 2 secluded
creeks planned around a private
tOurnament-length golf course, will
appeal TO all sportsmen and TO
those who Just like to relax. Lot
owners may join the club featuring
an historic 72.rm. Georgian club
house with dining room, bar. card.
room ETC., Olympic swimming
pool, tennis court, golf course anc
marina, Potomac River boating and
fishing from your own dock, Get
a. custom-built home from OuI
plans! Agent on premises. Bro
chures and booklets available. upon
request.
DIR: Drive out Rte. to Fred.
ericksbuTg, then Rites. 3 and 202
70 Mt. Holly. OR, Rte. 30l across
Potomac to Rites. } and 202 to Mt.
Holly.
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ANNE ARUNDEL co.

SNUG HARBoR-DEEP WATER
HARBOR AND PRIVATE BOAT
PIER l-BLK. FROM HOUSE
Lee. eneL porch. liv. I'm. with
tlrepl., din. Tm.. kit. bedrm ind
tlr., lge. dormitOry. sleeps a
bakers dozen $500. $3.50 dn..
as low as $50 mo.
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AVALON SHORES-3-bedrm. year
round home, across from West
River. oil heat, SlO,5OO. $3.50
down.
, 1963-06-25
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tation in the region, Carib-
bean food and nutrition, a
survey of education and
manpoWer needs in the
countries served by the Or
ganizatien, and the estab-
lishment of a specialized
committee to plan cultural
development.
The following countries
have already named their
delegation or delegates to
the meeting the Republic
of France, Netherlands An
titles, Surinam, British Vir-
gin Islands, ST. Kitts-Nevis-
Anguilla, the Common
wealth Of Puerto Rico, and
the U. S. Virgin Islands.
Observers have also been
named by the United King
dom of Great Britain and
Northern Ireland and the
U.S.A. The President and
the General Manager of the
Caribbean Tourist Associa-
ton will also be in attend
ance.
, 1963-06-25
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Boy Scouts of America for
the Sea Exploring program
by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Cummings. Much of the
time will be spent in con-
ference with Samuel B.
King, District Scout Execu-
tive for the Virgin Islands
discussing progress and
making plans for future ex-
pectatiens of Scouting in
the Virgin Islands.
The visit will be climaxed
by a Dinner Meeting at
Yacht Haven with officials
of the Virgin Islands Dis
trict Committee.
, 1963-06-25
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION
OFFERS FOR SALE

= L4I0 3AIL
Trucks, pickup body (WillYs), Ford M-ton Utility.
General Electric 5kw DC. Generators and
Century 10 hp DC. Electric Motors
Area, Christiansted, St. Croix, VI. during working
hours which are from 7:30 AN. thru 400 PM, Mon
days thru Fridays. b.
Offers to purchase must be submitted on bid forms.
Copies Of bid forms may be obtained from our Main
Office at Postal Address, Christiansted, st. Croix, vi,
or personally by calling at the office at Golden Grove.
Sealed bids will be received up to 800 Pm. June n,
1868, at the office at Golden Grove. and then publicly
opened.
IS, II, 10. 10, 20. 81. %. "a, Is. 26. 81
, 1963-06-25

of Votes. Purchase Of
gave buyers a
to win a Caribbean
Cruise For TWol This
lucky person was Janice
Jameson of Brooklyn.
Both the Contest and the
Festival were fund raising
events sponsored by the
United Caribbean Youth
for the benefit of the Mis-
sionary Sisters Of St. Au-
gustine for their work in
Africa, Asia, the Caribbean
and the United States. The
organization will also make
a donation to the National
Association for the Adj
vancement of Colored Peo-
pie.
, 1963-06-25

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der. Other guest stars were
Dizzy Gillespie, information
ally noted band leader; Jan
Starr, supper club singer,
and Dan Tate Of the cast OF
Along Came a Spider. Stan
Burns of Radio Station
WINS was master OF cere-
monies.
Other contestants were
Media Brown, Cinthy Dove,
Eldrina Elmore, Helen
Coon, jeanette Greaux,
Joyce Jameson, Penelope
Joseph, Jaequeline Kelly,
Kathleen O'Bryan, Helen
Perry, Susan Phillip, Kei-
tina Reynolds, Milagro Ruiz,
Gwendolyn Spencer, Lor-
raine Thomas, Marie Ann
toiniette Tillman and An
geIa Vlacich. Escorts were :
Alfred Dottin, John Ed
wards, Joshua Howell, De
rex Hyson, James Johnson,
Jr., Llewellyn King, Nor
man Loving, Alvin Mascoll,
Norman Nice ullough, Her
shell Peppers, Godfrey Per
riott, Roy Peterson, Solo
mon Ray, Willie Ray, James
Samuels, Douglas Spitzfa-
den, Bob Tylor, Michael
Watkins, James Weber,
Barry White, Michael Viii
liams and Larry Woods.
Carolyn Lee represented
Miss Caribbean of 1862.
Contestants final stand
ings were based on the sale
Evening star., 1963-05-19
No Real Change
In Financial Setup

@. How about the financial
arrangements? AS l understand
it, both the United States and
Germany would contribute 80
to 40 per cent of the financial
cost. Is that still the plan or is
there a more specific percent
age?
A. There is nothing more
precise than the rough order
of magnitude which you de-
scribe. In the recent exchange
there is no significant shift In
that position.
@. Do you expect this to per-
suade other nations to take
part?
A. I think 1t makes q big
difference that there are two
countries with a pretty good
and clear understanding and
that the two countries, what
ever may be the eventual pro-
portions, certainly will be pro-
viding much more than half
of the cost of the enterprise.
@. How many countries do
you expect to come in initially
on the multi lateral force?
A. 1t is too soon to say.
There are probably eight coun-
tries, at least, with an initial
interest in varying degrees but
I don't think it follows that
there will be eight.
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Stoff of Dozen
Gets Outside Aid

A. I would say about a dozen.
We have other officers who
are sent over from the Bureau
Of the Budget or from CIA
or sometimes from the State
Department, who are not really
assigned over here but are con-
tact points for problems that
are urgent.
@. Mr.. Bundy, you have the
reputation for being a Repub-
lican yet you have written a
book about a very prominent
Democrat named Dean Ache
son and are now working for
President Kennedy, another
Democrat. How do you see
yourself? Are you still a good
Republican?
A. I am a registered Repub-
lican and have been a good
Republican, I think, in times
past. ! would have to leave to
others any judgment on my
current party status. I worked
for the Republican candidate
as a staff officer in 1948.
worked for Gen. Eisenhower in
1852 and then was out of poll
tics for seven or eight years
! had an administrative job
at a university that made 1t
difficult to take an active part,
and I did not feel very strongly
In those years. The next time
I became active In politics was
when Senator Kennedy was
the Democratic candidate and
1t seemed that he was much
Evening star., 1963-05-19
Problems Sifted
For President

Q. Sir, on problems coming
IN to the President, Is 1t your
function to winnow them down
and forward them when you
think the Presidents decision
is needed?
A. In a sense. Here are the
in-boxes here and there is the
Presidents box, and there is
quite a lot more that comes in
here than goes out there. But
we are not the only place of
in-put.
Any paper that the Secretary
OF Defense or Secretary OF
State wants to get to the
President does not get blocked
here. The most we would say
about that paper is "you
should know this and this,
which Is also in the back
ground" Or it may come back
from the President saying, I'VE
have this report and I would
like to know the following
about it." 1t is just a matter
Of how many phone calls the
President himself can make.
@. How many professional:
do you have on your staff that
help with this work?
Evening star., 1963-05-19

Following is the transcript
Of an ON THE RECORD in
terview with McGeorge Bundy,
Special Assistant to the Presi-
At for National Security AZ
fairs:
@. Mr.. Bundy, you are said
to operate a Little State De-
partment" at the White
House. What is your job here2
A. 1t is certainly not to run
q Little State Department. In
fact, the staff at the National
Security Council and people in
the White House that are as
sociated with my work are
about so per cent fewer than
they were in 1861. We have
tried not to have a large layer
OF staff work between State
Department or any other de-
partment and the Presidents
OWIl ucClSlOn.
We don't operate anything.
We don't have separate re-
sponsibilities for action as dis
tinct from preparation Of pa
pers and the follow-up on de-
cisions to make sure that the
Presidents own interests and
his concerns are being served.
If you think of the military
analogy, you can think of the
big departments as the field
organizations with operating
responsibilities. We are more
headquarters types, working
with the overall commander
on the things that he wants
help on.
Evening star., 1963-05-19
on THE RECORD-McGeorge Bundy
Kennedy's Special Aide Screens Problems

ing the fighting to North Viet
Nam?
A. ! don't think we have
ever tied our hands in any
public statement as to the
means which might be neces-
sary in q situation in which
1t is quite clear that support
is being given across the bor-
ders to Subversive forces
operating In South Wet Nam.
There is no principle Of in
ternational law that limits the
right Of a government to seek
help in responding to that kind
Of indirect aggression.
At the same time, I think
our position so far has been
that the best way and the Inn
mediately effective way of
dealing with this particular
situation Is on the ground in
South Wet Nam.
q. Why did the President