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Evening star., 1963-01-13
DELIGHTFUL HAVEN FOR
YOUR RETIREMENT

Thousands upon thousands Of Americans
are retiring in the sunny Southwest i.
and even greater numbers are expected to
arrive in the next few years. 1t makes good
sense to retire in a climate where there are
no severe seasons for it gives you the
healthful opportunity of enjoying the abun-
dant benefits of the sunny outdoors
IL months year! Whether you are retiring
this year or even 10 to Is years from now
1T MAKES GOOD SENSE TO BUY
YOUR LAND TODAY, while the prices are
still most amazingly low Who can foretell
what this same land will be worth In the
years ahead!
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Reserve Your Land With COniidsnce
Two Guarantees Protect You!

% Your full reservation deposit viii be
completely refunded IT, upon receipt Of full
details, you are not fully delighted with
this land buy.
(2) oNE-YEAR MoNEY-BACK INsPEC-
TTON GUARANTEE. After purchasing
your land, you have a l2-month period in
which to make a personal inspection. II,
upon personal inspection, you find that
this sale has been misrepresented IN ANY
MANNER, simply fill out the total refund
request form at our sales office on the
property You will receive every single
penny you have paid in
Evening star., 1963-01-13
IMPRESSIVE FACTS

SIZE OF L0TS-One-Half Acre
t100 IT. of frontage and 2178 IT. Of depth)
PRICE OF LOTS-Each lot is only $l99
TERMS-$5 monthly. NO INTEREST
CHARGES. NO CARRYING CHARGES.
. MILES or RANCH ROADS BUILT
MANY HOMES BUILT AND OCCUPIED
WONDERFUL GOLF COURSE ON PROPERTY
MOTEL AND RESTAURANT UNDER
CONSTRUCTION
sALL LOTS PLATED AND RECORDED
TITLE INSURANCE AVAILABLE
. AMAZINGLY Low TAXES
Low HOME BUILDING COSTS
Evening star., 1963-01-13
Kennedy Vows Effort
ToMeet District Needs

ties of judgment and self-re-
straint which permit a demo-
cracy to operate"
He added: 1--WE want our
citizens to be the best educated
in the world, and 1t can be
done by private groups such as
you, by families, by local COM
munities, by citizens, by states
and by the National govern
ment."
In this decade, nearly 8 mil
lion young men and women
are going to come into the la
Dor market who have not fin
iShed school, who have no real
skllls "at a time when the great
need in America is for skill, -
he said.
They will be pouring out of
school and looking for work,
and they either are not going
to find it, or will find it under
poor conditions.
Burden on MinOrities
This places a particular
burden upon the minority
groups the Negroes, the Puerto
Ricans, and others and what
is unfortunate is that coming
out with inadequate education
they get jobs with inadequate
compensations, they live ir
poor housing; they bring ur
their children and their chill.
dren have an inadequate edu.
cation and find poor jobs, anc
therefore, 1t is passed on from
mother to son, to child, gen.
Grafton after generation" hi
said.
Many millions of Americans
live in a family atmosphere
that denies them equality oi
opportunity by the very fore,
of economic pressure upor
them, he said. This is the mos
important matter before the
country economically, he de-
clared.
Mr.. Kennedy expressed ad.
miration for what the soror.
ity has done "and my appreci'
alton to you as President fol
your services to the country.
The luncheon was at the In.
ternational Inn.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
LOT PRICES TO RISE
500 ON JANUARY 81!

Rio Grande Estates is one OF the best
known new developments in all OF the
Southwest. Nov in It's third year of growth,
and with more than MILLION DOLLARS
INVESTED IN THIS FINE LAND in acquisi-
tion development, advertising and con-
struction i. ALL LOTS WILL RISE IN
PRICE FROM Sl99 TO $29o ON JANUARY
81, 1853 RESERVE YOUR LAND TODAY
SAVE 500 PER LOT.
Evening star., 1963-01-13
GET ALL THE FACTS!

There is much more for you TO learn. In
fact YOU MUST personally see this
land In order to fully grasp the advantages
OF buying this property Meanwhile we
will send you every possible detail you will
want TO check: pictures OF the land the
construction work now completed and In
progress 4. and full description Of the
Evening star., 1963-01-13
WONDERFUL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT!

Looking for property with high possible
profit? Best rule to follow Is to BUY
LAND AT A LOW PRICE WHERE
GROWTH AND EVELOPAdENT ARE TAX
ING PLACEl" THIS is RIO GRANDE
ESTATES!l -. Now in its third year Of
active development!
Evening star., 1963-01-13
FOUR SEASONS OF SUNSHINE
IN ROMANTIC RIO GRANDE VALLEY

Here's the brightest E. sunniest :. most
cheerful real estate news in all of the
nation! $50 days of sunshine per year is
what the fortunate residents here enjoyl
No lengthy periods of grey overcast weather.
No penetrating winter blizzards =. no
damp or foggy days! Just about the most
perfect year round weather you can i'm
agine Yes this is the big bonus you
enjoy when you acquire your spacious site
in the sun in Rio Grande Estates!
Evening star., 1963-01-13
MOST BEAUTIFUL SPOT
IN THE WORLD"

The late, beloved war correspondent ERNIE
PYLE stated: "of all the places in the
world that I have visited, Albuquerque and
the Rio Grande Valley are the most beautiful
spots OF them all, and 1t Is here that will
make my home" Mr.. Pyle's home is now
famous landmark in New Mexico i. as
thousands OF ex-GIs and their families
still pay silent tribute to this wonderful
man.
Evening star., 1963-01-13

President Kennedy promised
yesterday that a better attempt
than ever before will be made
this year to meet "the great
needs" Of the District of Co.
lumbia.
Mr.. Kennedy spoke extempo-
raneously at the 50th anniver-
sary luncheon of Delta Sigma
Theta, a Negro wmmen's soror-
ity founded at Howard Univer-
sity.
Here in the District of Co.
lumbia we have great needs
which we will attempt to meet
better this year than ever be-
fore in the past, but still great
needs exist" the Chief Execu-
tive said.
This is the capital not only
Of the United States but the
capital of the leading nation
of the Free World, and we can
not afford to have this be any
thing but an ornament to our
society.
Beauty Wasted
There is no sense in hav-
ing wide boulevards and beau
tiful buildings If the children
who live in this city do not
have an opportunity to develope
their talents" Mr.. Kennedy de-
Clared.
"They may not all have tai
ents, but at least those who
have talent should have the op-
portunity to develop it,"
Mr.. Kennedy noted that the
sorority has raised more thar
100000 for scholarships, anc
stressed the Importance of ed
ucation in democracy.
This is one of the matters
(which we are going to bC
working on in this session o.
Congress-" he said.
1--WE have not been as sue
cesSful as we wished to have
been in the past, but we viii
stay at it, because a free so.
ciety places greater burdens
upon every citizen than any
other kind of system" he said
1T requires an ability to MAKE
o choice, to have those quail
Evening star., 1963-01-13

Think Of it'll toke only 81 hfOe ste in beautiful Rio
while take single doH ond advantage
THIS LAND YOUR NAME WHILE you DEclSoN
sent buek
Evening star., 1963-01-13
BOOMING NEW MEXICO IN
THE FASCINATING, HEALTHFUL
LAND OF ENCHANTMENT

Big things are happening in this sun
drenched State, and you see signs Of great
progress in all directions. The city Of
Albuquerque, 80 miles north of Belen, is
virtually the pulse of the nations fast
growing space and scientific development
program. Industry is on the move -.
creating more jobs and bigger payrolls.
That's why land values in these key areas
are continually on the rise. The buy"
word here is buy land
Put something away for that sunny" day!
Now is the time to make an investment in
good, useable land in an area where de-
velopment and expansion are taking place.
Your investment in Rio Grande Estates
could we'll become one of your key moves
TO the future worth of your family.
Evening star., 1963-05-14
New Waterfront Plan
Is Submitted by RIA

A recommended plan for re-
development of the Southwest
waterfront has been submitted
to District officials and the
National Capital Plannin g
Commission, officials said
today.
The traffic circulation and
street patterns have be en-
changed in the revised plan,
and recommendations to per-
NIT potential redevelopers to
build more parking garages
have been included.
The Redevelopment Land
Agency Board is to meet in
executive session tomorrow to
decide whether to send infor-
national copies Of the revisions
to displaced businessmen who
hold priorities for relocation
on the new waterfront.
Land agency officials said
the planning commission is
expected to consider the revised
plan at its meeting on June
6 at which time more changes
may be added.
Then the District Commis-
sioners will have to hold a public
hearing, and priority holders
will be able to testify on any
Evening star., 1963-05-14
Gov. 7 aWes Invites Uda|I ;.
To Assateague Conference

asked that the fridge be held
up until the future of the is
land could be determined.
No further private construc-
ton is to be permitted on the
island before the bridge is COM
.pleted.
1T is my considered opinion
that regardless of whether the
island is ultimately developed
in its entirety under public and
private ownership or whether
it is developed under both
public and private ownership,
a structure making the island
accessible to the mainland of
Worcester County is desirable
at this time" Gov. Tawes said.
e. This interim period Of
approximately 10 months will,
l believe, provide ample time
for further discussions with you
relative to the ultimate sdevel-
opment of Assateague Island. I"
IndOrses Public Use
Meanwhile, Maryland's major
conservation agency, the Board
of Natural Resources. strongly
indorsed public ownership of
the island.
The 14-member board is
made up of directors of the
States five conservation agen-
Evening star., 1963-05-14

changes they would recommend
officials said.
The changes in the original
plan apparently eliminate road
systems around two waterSide
park areas at the foot OF
Seventh and of Ninth streets
S.W. The latest preliminary
plan calls for roads around a
commercial area.
An extra-strong walkway
would be built along the water
front bulkhead. The 20-foot
wide walkway will have to be
strong enough to permit fire
engines and police vehicles to
use it in emergencies.
The priority holders have
complained that the plan they
testified on at hearings held
by the land agency is not the
plan being forwarded to the
planning commission. There
fore the latest revisions should
be made public for their review,
they claim.
Land Agency officials feel
they have already let the
priority holders review the plan,
and that their notifications
were the result of the testimony
by the priority holders.
Evening star., 1963-05-14

ANNAPOLIS, May IA (AP)
Gov. Tawes has invited Sec
retary of Interior Udall to dis
cuss with him personally the
future Of Assateague Island.
In a letter to the Secretary
made public today, Gov. Tawes
suggested they hold a luncheon
meeting at Government House
along with State and Federal
officials concerned with the
problem.
, The Governor suggested the
meeting be after June 8, when
he will have returned from
Europe and the University of
, Maryland's overseas graduation
exercises. He leaves Thursday,
The TaweS letter was con-
cerned with a background of
the States actions concerning
Assateague, which the Depart
ment of Interior wants to con-
vert. into a public recreation
area. The State has planned
a park at the northern end
with the remainder to be prl-
vately developed.
Time for Discussion
The Governor explained why
he felt it was necessary to build
q sis million bridge to the is
land now. Secretary Udall had
Evening star., 1963-05-14
WEST VIRGINIA

BERKELEY SPRINGS
Dowson's hardwors
sos 5. Washington 81.
CHARLES TOWN
Peoples FERN Supply
NJ Somuel 81.
MARTlNSBUR6
Bsrklsy Lumber Co.
Winchester Ave. 9 John 81.
ShEPHERDSToWN
Western Avis Astoelots Store
Maln 81.
Evening star., 1963-05-14
School Registering
Kinderqurtners

Registration for kindergar-
ten in Montgomery County will
continue next week.
All children who will be 5
years old by January /, and
their parents are asked to be
at their neighorhood school
with birth certificates and i'm
munization records on the fol-
lowing dates:
Harmony Hills, May 20 and
81; Whittier Woods, May 81,
and Macdonald Knolls and
Larchmont, May % and "a.
Evening star., 1963-05-14

cies. its leading experts in wa
ter resources and Management
and of lay members appointed
by the Governor.
The board expressed a pref
erence yesterday for ultimate
maximum management" of As
sateague by the State, but left
to negotiations now in prog
ress whether acquisition and
development should be under
taken as a Joint Federal-State
venture.
The primary Importance lies
in public acquisition" it said.
The board left no doubt yes
etrday that , it thought any
private development would be
a mistake.
Migrating Westward
1t heard a one-hour report on
Assateague's geological makeup
and sitting sands from Turbit
H. Slaughter. a State geologist
who called it IAN island that
Is sinking and is migrating to-
ward the west"
He showed on charts how it
has moved 1000 feet toward
the Worcester County main
land since 1850, how its coast
line erodes and changes under
the combination of tidal action
and jetties at Ocean City which
keep sand from drifting south
ward.
1t was pointed out that
strong protective measures will
have to be taken to stabilize
the island to reduce further
erosion. Two inlets already
have cut through since the
storms of March, 1862.
DR.. L. Eugene Cronin, direc-
tor of the Univ ersity of Mary
lands Natural Resources In
stitute, said private develop
ment could be carried out only
ION the back of large public
subsidies"
Evening star., 1963-05-14
VIRGINIA

ALEXANDRIA
Alssandria polni q Hardware
39o5 M. Vernon Ave.
Del Roy hardwoFs Co.
2i07 M. Vernon Ave.
King hoFdWare
l925 Richmond Hlehwoy
lveas hardwars
7eo6 Rishmend hlghwuy
Msndslson's Hardware
100 King 81.
Rose Hill HurdwoFs Center
$3.50 Ffansonio Rd.
ANNANDALE
Annondals Hdws. supply Co.
7i3o Liiils River Pike
Annondals supply Co.
AIS Boeklisk I'd.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
REMEMBER:
IT'S ALMOST
FATHERS DAY

Although women IN
Washington have as many
as three fashion shows 10
attend daily II they choose.
II is a rare occasion when
the men allow themselves
such a advertisement.
However. Tuesday, at
1880 am, the Advertising
Club will present a male
fashion show with FASH
ions by The Hecht Com
pany, at the Presidential
Arms
The show, a small hint
10 the ladies searching for
Fathers Day Gift Sug-
questions. will feature all
round dozen male models
(some rounder than 9TH
erS. All the models are
members OF the Adyertls-
ing Club.
The men will parade IN
all types clothing from
formals 10 paiamas.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Women to Hear
Dominican

Mrs. Aileen Hutchinson
and the Rev. Thomas Cow
ley, o. P. will speak to Wash
ington Women Strike for
Peace at a meeting on
Wednesday that will take
place in the auditorium of
Blessed Sacrament School at
6p.m.
Mrs. Hutchinson, who
has Just returned from Rome,
will report on the Women
Strike for Peace Pilgrimage
to the Vatican and the World
Council Churches and the
audience with Pope John.
The Rev. Cowley is a mem
Der Of the French Province
Of the Dominican Order, and
a member Of the Ecumenical
Center Of Studies Ikstina.
near Paris. He has lectured
extensively in Europe.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
Set

Mrs, Morton Karpa will be
installed as president OF the
Henrietta Sold chapter of
Hadassah at the groups in
stallation luncheon, June 4,
in the Gold Room Of Shady
Grove Country Club.
Evening star., 1963-05-26
RUFFLES AND FLOURISHES

Fashions fascination with deep ruffed founces for
Of the most fetching wraps we've in
Emily Weotheby soe copeets and triangular heod
scofs to lend lovely look EDDY dresses Wood
Ward Lohrop has them in white postes The fuength
cope custom-rnode Chandelier Room design that may be
had in any color you This hot pink orgonzo fuenoh
cope tops Abes hot pink unc evening sheath with beautifully
ieweIed top and chiffon skirt At Woodward Lothrop-Stor
Stoff Photos by Owen DuvolI
Evening star., 1963-05-26
SPORTIVE THE FASHION MOOD
AND THE FABRICS FOR 1T

We have them for you, the COOL vpdued obcs that bring
the sporiNe look into your life. Among your ehoiees
Galley and lord BODY Cord" of 1871 Doeron@ poyester
and 25% eotton seesueker 631S Docron, 379S cotton
qnd oIIcotton "Torpoon." Each As" wide; yard l99
Cotton denms, rainbow of them, 36" yard 70c 10 100
Everfost eoordnoted eoieoes, cotton 36"j yard 100
crOmptOn Yankee Clipper 6596 Doeron 35S cotton As"
wide, yard 240
loeontex novelty pques cotton range Of choices for you
in 36"; yard 100 10 $50
WSL-Fashion Fobies Washington, Chevy Chose
Wheaton Plaza and Corners
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

BEAUTIFUL S rooms and bath,
garage, gas heat. full basement.
first floor; Othello ave-, walk
ing distance to Eaton Axle and
Fisher Body: rent reasonable: (:
for appointment, call EV. 2-8276.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

SANA Bleach washing fluid deliv.
cred 40c gallon, 4 gallons 81 40,
Eagle Stamps EV l-0843
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

TELEVISION, 21-inch, like new,
blond console. $50. private. 1920
Euclid. Ii. 1-9509 after 5 pm.
8 ROOMS of furniture: dining room,
twin beds, chiffarobe. cabinets,
bathinette, buggy, hot water
tank, many others w. 1851.
WASHER and dryer, 500; stove.
$40; bedroom, $40: mangle. $40;
sweeper. $40. MO. 2-2352 evenings.
llx14 GRAY tweed rug. Kenmore
electric clothes dryer. buffet. liv-
ing room chair with slipcover. sos
Eddy I'd. 41-5894
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

TIRES, $40 IS: storm door, 36
x 30, with screen; televtsion
stand with speakers: inside pan
ell door. "a in. 78 in; cuckoo
clock, like new; Strato lounger
reclining chair. turquoise.
VIII. 2-1688.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

l762 ALCOY rd; 5 rooms up. 2
bedrooms; off Euclid ave.
EV 2-Ol44
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

2 PIECE hideabed living room set,
$50; chintz chair, 81; pole lamp.
black and gold. S12; occasional
chair. $40; Encyclopedia Ameri-
cana. other miscellaneous. 261-27O8
blond step up end tables,
desk, glass top cocktail table.
bumper pool table. rollaway bed
with mattress, dinette set. chairs,
Westinghouse dryer, spring and
mattress, twin size; moving out
of city. w. 1-2645.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

SHOP equipment. gun cabinet.
record cabinet, reasonable. Call
631 -0367.
DOLL clothes. dressmaker de-
signed, fit fashion type, all IA
nous II inch. beautiful spring
fashions, 81. KE. 1-80l8
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

BLENHEIM rd.; S rooms, bath. re-
decorated. reasonable. Call
HI 2-l678
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

EAST l47th-St. Clair; white: 4
rooms and bath, redecorated /:
person or couple. After 5,
Ii l-0997,
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

195OO St Clair, S room single;
garage, basement, gas heat.
IV 1-2Q2Q
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1963-01-03

CHESTERLAND; u duplex, insu-
lated. 3 bedrooms, S94; all elec-
tric, garage PA 9-7706
Arizona tribune., 1963-02-08

ATLANTA Ca Gulf OIL Corporation 90 to the
five colleges forming the Atlanta University complex
the companys Aid Education program. The five recipients
Atlanta University Morehouse, Speman. Norris Brown and
Clark Colleges.
Representing Gulf the NJ Farrs
Manager, Atlanta Division Mr. Farris
T. Odom. right Gulf sales Southern Region
of Gulf marketing territory.
Schools eligible for direct those which privately
operated and controlled and which obtain of their
financial from Gulf distributes such funds
annually accordance with aformua balanced
educational each school
financial support by its alumni.
Mr. Farrs of Gulf praised the rising caliber
dced Negro colleges and universities He pointed
Cuffs outstanding sales graduate of Clark
University University, Of the schools constituting
He is Frank T. Odom who accompanied Mr. Farris presen
Mr. Odo
by Gulf since 1861.
Mr.. Farris indicated Atlanta
Negro colleges and universities would benefit additionally
Cuffs Aid Education program before the end of 1863
Arizona tribune., 1963-02-08
- SNOWDEN'
Barber Shop
OPEN IT'LL 8 Pm
21O4 {. Broadway
HOUSEHOLD
articles for sale
REPOSSESSED

REPOSSESSED
Large refr. bal. due $28, 9xl2
carpet bal. due So, Kenmore
washer $24, Philco refr. bal.
due $50, elec. range bal. due
$33, large 3-pc. sectional cost
$3.50, bal. DUE $87. Maytag wash
er bal. due $68, Tappan range
bal. due $40, Norge refr. bal.
due $50, ironer cost $I8o, bal.
due $23, reclining chair bal. due
$l8, rocking chair 81.
SOUTH PHOENIX FURNITURE
4lOl So. Central BR 6-4lOl
Arizona tribune., 1963-02-08
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1860 THIRD, fully
equip. So, $50. 1860
FALCON, only 81, ,O50.
1859 CADILLAC Conv.
loaded So, $50. 1858
CHEVROLET $795.
1857 CHEVROLET $3.50.
1856 OLDS. z dr.. ha rd =
top w stick, $3.50.
COLLINS MOTORS
J. T. JAFFI, broker
276 -85II WI 3-5784
Arizona tribune., 1963-02-08

Safety driving the theme of the monthly Julian School
PTA which Tuesday. Feb. S.
From the left Mnes Lessie B. Clark Hamm,
acting secretary James McEroy president safety
contributed by students Mldebrandt
the Arizona Highway Dept
Major Mdebrandt presented driving
and preventive methods of safety
Arizona tribune., 1963-02-08

KEEP UP WITH THE NEWS
SUBSCRIBE TO THE TRIBUNE
Arizona tribune., 1963-02-08
STOCKING BUY

NYLON STOCKINGS 8 pair
guaranteed for 6 months. See my
samples. Appt. after S pm.
Mrs. Bremby = 276-O272.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-12
Minds Well Met

1t Is good to learn that Maryland
and the Federal Government have at
last hammered out an agreement under
ASsateague Island can be reserved to the
public for all time.
The pieces have fallen into place in
rapid succession during the past few
days Maryland'S Board Of Public Works,
headed by Governor TaweS, first indors-
ed the plan for Federal acquisition of the
island after hearing testimony from all
interested parties. Senators Brewster
and Beall Of Maryland, with the full
support Of the Maryland delegation in
the House, then co-SponSored bill au-
thorizing the Secretary Of the Interior
to acquire and develop Assateague as
wilderness parkland. Finally, the Int
rior Department has indicated that the
differences between the Senators bill
and one sponsored by the Department
can be reconciled.
Essentially these differences involve
two points ~ whether Maryland is to
be reimbursed for two thirds Of the ex-
pense of building bridge from the
Maryland mainland to the two-mile Sec
ton of the island it already controls as
a State park, and (2) whether Maryland
should have the right to increase It's
present State park holdings by future
purchases from the Federal Government.
Neither issue is important.
What is important is that ASA
league, 80 miles Of barrier beach stretch
ing from ocean City in Maryland to
Chincoteague in Virginia, is the largest
undeveloped SeaShore between Cape
Cod and Cape HatteraS. A combination
of Federal and State park development
will create, close to major population
centers, a fine public beach in the Mary
land State park section. This will be
thanked north and south by wilderness
beaches and dunes where wild ponies
and small island deer still run, sea tur-
ties still lay their eggs, fish and wild
fowl abound and the interplay of sea
and sand remains uninhibited.
In short, part Of our national heri-
tage, the shore that first confronted us
as newcomers from an older world and
protected us as young nation, will be
preserved in such way that 1t can be
enjoyed by everyone.
The State OF Maryland, It's delega-
ton to Congress and the Department Of
the Interior are to be congratulated on
reaching effective agreement. Congress
should not hesitate to approve the neces-
sary legislation.