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Evening star., 1963-01-13
HdClIlC new cvs4OmA.ex percaIe
contour sheets with Away stretch

reg. 2.oo twin fitted bottom
contour for regular or foam
mattresses or 72xI 08-in. flot
style.
reg. 3.2o double bottom con-
tours for regular or foam mot
fresses or 8lxl08-in. flot style
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

Burt McPheeters, S31 Carroll Av.
Alfred White, Jr., 994 Carroll Av.
Pearl Douglas, 426 Carroll Av.
Mrs. Clennie Perry, $50 w. Cent
raj Av.
July rs - Eugene Preston Hill
S3S Carroll Av., Lydia Jean Tendle
1912 Timberlake Rd., Mary 'Taf-
fy" Brown, S71 st. Anthony Av.,
Mrs. Stephen Maxwell, Ss2 Carroll
Av., Mrs. Benaree williams, 826
Rondo Av., Paul Young, TIA Car
roll Av.
July 26 - Mary Cook, City,
Ivan Duane Perfect, 817 w. Cent
raj Av., Mrs. Theodore Russell, 633
Iglehart Av., Leantha Carter Zeno,
s76 Iglefrart Av., Myrtis Rosen-
bloom, 6S1 Central Av., Mrs. Mild
red Jones, 654 w. Central Av.,
Virginia Thomas, Topeka, Kansas.
July ~ - Ermon Jean Owens,
S72 Dayton Av., Earl Weber, Jr.,
Wash, DC, Patricia Lynn Salter,
992 Central Av., James Vassar,
$40 Rondo Av., Anthony White,
994 Carroll Av., Dwayne Gilbreath,
city, Jocelyn Green, 6o2 Iglehart
Av., Lloyd M1lendo Bower, City.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

., Wath their father Paul Kelley,
Sr., 3S4s Fifth Av. s., for a week 4
vacation In Springfield, Ohio. The
vacadoners plan to stop in NIL
waukee for a couple Of days.
Visits Sick Mother In Cleveland:
Mrs. Leroy Smith and children
Janet and Michael of 2526 Fourth
Av. s., left for Cleveland, Ohio,
Tuesday, July 8, to see her mother
Mrs. Arie Briggs who Is Ill.
Remember This? Tuesday, July
8, was a night for remembering,
for looking over photographs Of
childhood days, and for slipping
coffee, munching cake, and enjoy
ing the pleasant company Of
friends at the home Of Mrs. Inez
Chrusllshon, 4o7 Lyndale Av. N.
The occasion was in honor Of Mrs.
Neal Blackburn (Charlesseta Ow-
ens) Of Los Angeles, sister Of Mrs.
Chrushshon, who had not seen any
Of her former Schoolmates since
leaving Minneapolis In 1915. Guests
were: Mines. Mable Scroggins,
Jeanne Gates, Norma Sims, Betty
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

first opportunity to see their latest
addition, IL year old Kevin Lloyd
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy Echols are
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Glover, S17 Iglehart, former friends
of theirs in Detroit.
Attend Picnic In South Dakota:
Among st. Paul residents attend
ing the South Dakota Annual Col
ored Citizens Picnic on Sunday,
July 7, at Huron, South Dakota
wree Mr.. and Mrs. Yuker Cassell,
604 Iglehart, Mines. Katherine
Church and Hazel Austin, Mr..
George Day, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley Gilchrist and family.
Join Friends In Ohio: Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Ponder, 694 Rondo, LETT
Thursday, July 8. for Columbus,
Ohio where they plan to meet
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. James G.
Mitchell, and then motor to Roam
oke, Virginia for a combination
business and pleasure trip.
Return To New York: Mr.. and
Mrs. Brock Melvin Reynolds and
children Priscilla and Caprice Of
New York, returned to their home
ON Saturday. July 6, after having
wonderful two weeks vacation
with Mr.. Brooks parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Brock e. Reynolds, Sr., 307
Topping. Fishing, they report,
"at Lake Kroon, was marvelous!"
Visitor From Windy City: Mrs.
Jennie Taylor of Chicago, Ill, has
been the guest of Mrs. Lala Jones,
TAI st. Anthony, for the past three
weeks.
In California: Mr.. William War
ricks, TAI st. Anthony, is sharing
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

Bailey, Joyce Barnes, Gladys Ran
die, and Misses Mary Seaton and
Betty Ellis.
Eleven Year Old Vernon Butch"
Napue, Jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Napue, Sr., 1920 Stevens
Av. s., returned home on Mon, July
8, from a three weeks vacation In
Topeka, Kans., where he visited
his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Napue. Belated happy birthday to
Mr.. Vernon Napue, Sr, whose
birthday was July IL.
Speaking About Vacations &.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion G. Taylor.
1909 Scott Terrace, have guests
from Memphis, Tenn. Mr.. Taylor's
sister, Miss Inez 2. Taylor and
six year old niece Peggy Ann An
derson. Sixteen year old nephew
Chester Lee Swinnie of Kansas
City, Kans., is also a guest at the
Taylor home.
There's Been A Change OF Pace
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Adair, 801 Thomas Av. NJ,
who this week rolled out their well
come mat to their young niece and
nephews of Chicago, Ill. Having
the times of their lives since their
arrival on July are: Ronald,
Michael, Anthony, and Deborah
Steele and Alfred Davis. The vaca-
TONERS will also be spending some
time with another aunt, Miss Mary
Washington, 800 Elwood.
HOuseguests: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Smith, Milwaukee, Wise, left
for home after spending a few
days with Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Moss, 1921 Rice Creek Terrace,
Fridley.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

July 21 Mrs. Melva Brown,
1905 Fifth Av. S., Betty Ann Kip
per, 4239 Second Av. s., Elmer
Bridges, 535 James Av. N, James
T. Crockett, 140s Seventh Av. s.,
Floyd Poole, Jr., Calf, Mrs. Shell
by Cox, 41os Fifth Av. s., William
e. Jones, 1856 Oakland Av., Elaine
Sutton, 1925 e. 18th St
July % - Adrienne Ratliff,
4201 10th Av. s., Mrs. Ava Black
well, 4247 Fifth Av. s., Elaine
Grant, HOO e. 28th St., Marion
Greg Taylor, Jr., 1905 Ecott Ter
race, Susan williams, S640 Smelling
Av., James c. Hodge, Jr., 440S
Fourth Av. s.
July % - Mrs. Beulah Green,
City, Frances Lawler, 2725 30th
Av. S., Charles A. Glenn, 1928
Fifth Av. s., Mrs. William Lum-
sey, 922 Fremont Av. N, Mrs.
Savary Shaw, 715 Humboldt Av.
N, Marie Hawkins, Sumter, SC,
Dorothy Waters, Wilson, Mexico.
July "a - Cecil Adair, 5122
James Av. N, Ruth Brown, 1921
Fourth Av. s., Mrs. Patricia Davi-
son, 3715 Fourth Av. s., Meredyth
Wallace, 5000 Fourth Av. s., Carol
Green, All e. oath St., Geralyn
Esther Clark, 1901 Third Av. s.
July rs - Hattie Powers, City,
Chrrell Spaulding, City, Cecil E.
Newman, 4053 Third Av. s., Wal
ter Beasley, 3436 Fifth Av. s.,
Ernestine P. Waldron, 1041 James
Av. N, Mrs. Grace Clack, 4052
Fourth Av. s., Wendell c. Helm
90 Fremont N, Patricia Anr
Battles, 3617 Second Av. s., Har-
old w. Page, WayZata, MINI.
July 26 - Mrs. Mae Marshall
1909 Elliot Av., Kevin D. Surratt
3942 Third Av. s., Harold Brewer
Williams, 1929 Fifth Av. s., Elmre
Wagner, 915 Fremont Av. NJ, Car
olyn Marie Cook, 4436 Clinton Av.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
COFFEE ICE CREAM SODA
for the Memory"

for the Memory"
This LIP is but another demon
stration Of Gamers piano virtuos-
ity It bristles with delightful
and spontaneous interpretations by
The man for whom the piano was
invented" 'Tis said that Gar
ner never plays a tune the same
way twice, and this waxing con-
firms that statement 1t was
waxed at the Seattle Worlds Fair
last year, and Enroll must have
been in a whale of sentimental
mood for it is reflected In his play
ing Just listen to his rendition
of Happiness :" and see If you
don't agree that his playing Is
really a musical poem Of ones in
nermost feelings That is the
top tune, but Misty" and %. d.
Memory" are also engaging &.
As usual, Garner gets good musi-
cal backing from Calhoun, whose
base playing is restrained but in
telligent, and Martin, who is fea-
tured on drums LOOK FOR
THIS ONE TO MOVE FOR Err
ROLL.
"SURGLNG AIEAD":-Pacific
Jazz LIP (67). Personnel: Fischer,
piano; Albert Stinson or Ralph
Pena or Gary Peacock, bass; Colin
Bailey or Larry Bunker or Gene
Stone, drums. Tunes: 'Billie's
Bounce; "Way Down East;
Satin Doll"; This Can't Be
Love-; "Strayhorn"; Things Amt
What They Used to Be-; 'Daven-
port Blues; without a Song.
The former arranger for the H.
Los, Fischer has worked quietly
behind the jazz scene until recent
ly, when he waxed his first album
q. .. It was a bdg hit and established
the pianist as a leader as well as
a finished instrumenbalist This
one, however should be an even
bigger hit for him Here, Fisch-
er and the trio play the blues the
way they ought to be played-with
deep feeling Just dig his YER
sion Of Things Amt What They
Used TO be-, and you'll get the
message The groups playing
on this number really reflects
pensiveness, longing. heartache and
sadness . This is the top tune,
but the entire fare is delightful
Each of the sidemen contrib
utes substantially to the session
A SOLID ENTRY FOR
FISCHER & co.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
THE WEEK IN
RECORDS
BY ALBERT ANDERSON


A disk of delightful ballad inter-
pretations by sax star Zoot Sims
heads the weeks jazz fare. Other
fine waxings by piano Hrtuoso
Enroll Garner and arranger-pianist
Clare Fischer rounl out the review.
All three disks should score heavi-
ly with jazz fans.
Following are the details:
FOOT SIMS IN PARIS: -
United Artists LIP (15013). Person
mel: Sims, tenor sasoophone; Henri
Renaud, piano; unidentified bas-
sist; Jen Louis Viale, drums.
Tunes: "Zoot's Blues; Spring
Can Really Hang You Up the
Most; "Once in a While; These
Foolish Things; "On the Alamo;
TOO Close for Comfort; "a Flat
Blues; You Go to My Head;
SAVOY
Sims plays on this set as I've
seldom heard him play before
Man, does he Smoke! to use a
jazz cliche It's virtually all
Sims, too, as his sidemen are not
particularly outstanding The
exception Is Renaud, who contrib
utes some fine background music,
Sims playing Is marked by vitali-
ty, melody and superb improvisa-
ton He Is outstanding on
every tune, but particularly tune
full on the love ballad, q. Fool
ish Things" when he Is really
groovey The repertoire is made
up almost entirely of standard
tunes, except for Sims fine orig
inal, "Zoot's Blues" I THINK
THIS DISK WILL BE A BIG
HIT.
"ONE WORLD CONCERT: -
Reprise LIP (9-60S0). Personnel:
Garner, piano; Edward Calhoun,
bass; Kelly Martin, drums. Tunes:
THE Way You Look Tonight; !;
Happiness Is Just Thing Called
joe; Sweet and Lovely; MACK
the Knife; Lover, Come Back to
Me-; Misty; "Movin' Blues;
Dancing Tambourine"; Thanks
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
July FL July 27
MINNIE pnTTS

July % - Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Oliver Potter, Jr., Los Angeles
eight years, Mr.. and Mrs. Garland
Ross, 9s1 Aldrich Av. N, eight
years, Mr.. and Mrs. Meredith Mil.
Ter, 1916 Fourth Av. s., three
years.
July IS - Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
McNeal, 2209 11th Av. s., 81 years
July 20 - Mr.. and Mrs. Theo.
dore johnson, 1904 Morgan Av. N.
five years.
July 27 - Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Wit
cher, San Francisco, Calf, foul
years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
ST. PAUL BIRTHDAYS
July FL = July 27

July 21 - Mrs. G. c. Hamlett,
Cleveland, Ohio, James c. Martin,
Maceo Moody, 724 Rondo Av.,
Mrs. Marie Sykes, $50 Rondo Av,
July % - Arthur Hill, Jr., s3s
Carroll Av., Ralph Ward, Sr., 97O
w. Central Av., Mrs. w. M. Cart
wright, 7O6 Iglehart Av., Edgar
VIM. Owens, City, Dale Evans
Gooden, 1904 Carroll Av., Carence
Lewis, 243 st. Anthony Av., Mrs
Samuel FAINT, 542 Iglehart Av.
Thelma Brewer, 901 Dayton Av.
July % - Faustina Robinson
969 Iglehart Av., Mrs. HilyarC
Courtney, 792 st. Anthony Av,
Elmer Craig Morris, 736 Iglehar
Av., Frank Winfield, Seattle
Wash.
July "A - Rev. Floyd Massey
1896 w. Central Av., Woodforc
Mills, 1881 Marshall Av., B. F
Henderson, 1856 N. Milton, Mrs
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
New Sovings &
Loon Bonk Has
InferocioI Boord

Miami (ANP) A new kind of
headline came out Of Florida last
week with the Fourth of July
opening Of Roosevelt Savings &
Loan Association, first state-char-
tered integrated institution Of its
kind in the South.
Underscoring the associations
policy Of integration at all levels,
from its directors to office staff,
a bi-racial group Of leading Negro
and white citizens were on hand to
assist in a stirring opening day
program that featured brass bands
and an all-girl color guard for
dedication Of the flag.
Others taking part in the cere-
mony were Father John Herman,
personal representative Of Bishop
Coleman Carroll, who was current
ly in Rome for the Pope's corona
tfon; ReV. Henry Mcdowell, Atty.
John B. Orr, Jr., Roosevelt's board
chairman and former state repre-
sentative and Joseph Boyd, chair
man Of Dade County's Metro Com
mission.
Located In fts own building, the
new savings and loan association
win be run by a board Of II d.
rectors, Of whom i've are Negro,
seven white. President Is DR.. Elmer
A. Ward, retired druggist and we'll
known Miami Negro leader.
The association win function
drally as a savings institution,
offering a fair dividend on savings
accounts and win also provide
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

his California vacation with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Luther Simms (HazeD who
live in Compton and his son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Donald War
ricks Of Los Angeles.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES
July FL July 27
ST PATTI,

July % - Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Douglas. City, 13 years, Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Thomas, 1923 Mar
shall Av., 81 years, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph v. Sawyer, 1910 Fuller
Av., two years.
July % - Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Wright, 1858 Rondo Av., 1S years,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Watson, 836
Aurora Av., "a years.
July "a - Mr.. and Mrs. Emer-
EFT Jones, 1927 Rondo Av., "a
years, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Thomas,
458 Carroll Av., 10 years.
July 25 - Mr.. and Mrs. James
Oliver, 1885 Western Av., 27 years.
July 26 - Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin
Henderson, 9O6 Fuller Av., q
years.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
Social and Personal
4 ST. PAUL

Family Affair There air of gaiety and excitement
around the home of Mr. and Mrs Clarence Harris 856 Carroll
because of the arrival Tuesday July g. of Mrs Harris par
ents Mr. and Mrs D. Echos her sister, Mrs Ema Haddon
and daughter Joyce brother Sylvester Echo and
aunt Mr. and Mrs Sandy Echols all of Detroit Mich The
visitors have the Harrs other children but their
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

home loans to Negro and white
patrons, at a reasonable fair rate,
permitting home financing at mod
crate cost a first" for many
southern Negroes.
Roosevelt Is a member Of both
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance
corporation and Federal Home
Loan Bank system.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
Social and Personal
< MINNEAPOLIS &

From Los Angeles Calf Mrs Neal Blackburn (Charlesea
Owens) of Los Angeles Caf arrived in town Monday July
and staying with her brothernaw and sister and family,
Mr. and Mrs Benjamin Chrushshon 407 N Lndale Mrs Black
burn former resident Minneapolis and many friends
and relatives here.
Paul Douglas Richard and Lynn Kelley left Friday July
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18
NEGRO LASS NAMED

hOGNOAe<A1k1 hGAGNs wv
Lawrence, Kansas (ANP) -
Seventeen year old Beatrice Bur
dette topped the slate Of candidates
at the 21st annual Girls State con-
vention at the University Of Kan
sas to be named honorary Gov
ernor. Miss Burdette followed her
Inauguration with a visit to Kan
sas Governor John Anderson, Jr.,
office. She was a guest at lunch at
the Governors Mansion.
Miss Burdette, a senior at Kan
sas Ctty's Ward High School, has
maintained an A average She Is
secretary Of her National Honor
Society chapter and a member Of
the Future Nurses Of America.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

Read our advertising columns,
for bargains, for friendly mer-
chants, and for those who back
the fight for Negro rights.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

In these days Of home eezes and refrigerator
partment it's keep ice and other ingredients
hand for all the mangs Of perfect drink Try this
recipe for Coffee Ice Cream Soda it takes
to make with favoru instant decaenaed coffee You'll enjoy
having this convenient instant coffee hand
cious coolers coffee milk shakes iced coffee steaminR
cup Of robust hot coffee.
COFFEE ICE CREAM SODA
teaspoons instant 2 tablespoons milk
decafenated coffee ! bottle q Ounees) club soda
4 teaspoons sugar Coffee lea cream
Dissolve instant coffee and milk glass; stirring vigor-
ou1 Stir in of the soda Allow foam settle; add
(#2 Of ice Gradually remaining soda
foam settle stir remaining large scoop cream
Makes ! serving.
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

In California: Mr.. William War
ricks, TAI st. Anthony, is sharing
Minneapolis spokesman., 1963-07-18

July 25 - Mr.. and Mrs. James
Oliver, 1885 Western Av., 27 years.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-02
Five Die I'm Highway Crashes
Near Loris I'm Three Duvs

Five people lost their lives
IN highway accidents il .hc
LoriS area last week.
Saturday, Robert Carlisle
Little, 33, of Rt. ,. Loris and
PrentiS II. O'Tuel. 48. Ct
GoldSboro, N. c., were killed
when their automobiles c.:;!.d-
ed on Highway 9, about lG
miles east of Loris.
Horny County Coroner Lit
tleJohn BlantOn said the acci-
dent occurred about 6:30 .. m.
Both men were killed instant
ly, he said.
The coroner said Little was
headed West when his car
went out of control. crossed
the highway and struck n sta
ton wagon driven by O'TueI.
Little'S auto was completely
demolished as a result of the
impact and scattered across
the highway. O'Tucl was trap
ped in his station wagon and
LoriS and Crescent Beach Res
cue Squads laborcd over an
hour to free him, Blantun said.
Dead from a jolting crash
which demolished two auto
mobiles on the Bayboru ROAD
are MIR. and Mrs. Blanchard
Cox, both 80, of near Loris
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-02

and William Pickcns Jcnrcttc
cf Galivants Ferry.
The CoX's two children. Dam
ny. II, and Wanda. ). were
seriously injured. Danny is in
Community Hospital in I.o,is
and Wanda has been removed
to a Florence hospital for
treatment Of hcr injuries.
investigating Highway Pat
rolman J. F.. Powell said the
wreck happened l.G miles
south Of L6r.s on the Bayburu
Road, about 4:IO y. m. We'd
ncSday. He said the Cox car
was travelling south.
There were no skid marks
or other signs whicn might
have given Il clue to the cause
of the crash, because of the
rain-gloSScd condition u TIE
road.
A day later. however. a wit
ness was uncovered. lie id.nr-
flied himself To County Curun-
er Littlcjuhn Blantun as Son
Hooks of ri. ,. LuriS.
Blanton said Hooks explain
ed that nc and his wife were
travelling home shortly after /
p. IN. Wednesday when ne no
ticed a car preparing To pass
his truck. lie said lac sew the
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-02

Lone said that lac was unde-
cided as Ia which indictment
lac would proceed under but
that IA either case the maxi
mum penalty would be 10
ycarE.
The case had been set for
ia" last term OF the Civil and
Criminal Court for Horny CO..
UNITY but was delayed at the
request OF defense counsel So
that psychiatrlc reports could
be Cbtained ON Nicky from tie
state hospital.
Long said reports he has
rcceivcd from the state hospit-
p sn"." Stanley is sane.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-02
+. I. A. Magazine
Now On Sale

Mrs. j. \. IIcr.ockcr. pTA
magazine chairman. announced
today that she is taking sub
Striptious for the National
Paront-Toachcr magazine.
= will be happy TO take vo,p.
subscription. Tho cost is $3.50
per year for nine issues" Mrs
Hcrlockcr said.
Mrs. Hcrlockcr said that
lhoSc Interested may contac,
here by telephone at 1921 dur
ing working hours and 4. 1871
III the evenings.
The magazine is on inrorma-
Nv" type with no ADVERTISING
and contains articles on cduca-
'i"nal subjects on a state and
national level.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-02
WSCS Will Honor
Rev. Hirschi Family

The Reverend and Mrs. Carl
ton +. HI Schi and family will
be hOnurcd at a open house 1T
the parsonage at - Elizabeth
Street from 3 to p. IN. on
Sunday, October 6.
Members of the ST. Paul
Methodist Church and uthr,
friends in the community are
invited.
Serving as hoStcSscS for the
event will be The Wumau's
S"cicty of Christian Service.
When | hear a man preach,
/ like 10 sec him act as if ia.
were fighting bees.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Otis WRIGHT
ara Martha and Randy Prince
VISITED in Chapel Hill SunIqv
WIN Richard Wright and James
Prince.
Narihn Brooks Bell and
'''SSmaic Brucic TuiI OF Rorl
i"''SiiaIn were Visiting hero
over ihc weekend from Mere
dith College.
Tabor City tribune., 1963-10-02
Ynsef Registration
Books To Be Opened

Upper horryites who are
0 presently registered to
Hsee ~ who have lost their
vSsns certificates will have
N opportunity to register or
= get dupncare certificates
Lsris during the FAN
efvest Sale and Cinderella
DAYS Thursday. Friday and
Saturday.
veter registration books
M be open each day 8 a.
m.-6 p. m. at the Town Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

The tall good looking red
head has been installed by
her new husband In one Of
Washington's best known
handsome houses-Uplands
on Foxhall Road. and Regina
Is amazed to find how many
people have lived there.
TALK AT THE PARTY
covered everything from
Carib b can coups to Nine.
Nhu. Maybe. said Deputy As
sistant Secretary Of State
Arturo Morales-Carrion In
some years from now, It
won't be q question Of Com
munists versus democracies,
or one race against another,
it viii be a question Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

feminine sex taking over. In
short. maybe Nine. Nhu has
started something newt
Offered an ambassador
maybe she seeks power be-
cause she Is frustrated In
love. But 7 asked. Is that why
Castro, TrujiIlo, MussolIni or
Hitler wanted power7 Alas,
no. Nine. Nhu isn't starting
anything new. She Is copying
the same old dictator meth
DDS employed so successfully
heretofore by the male sex,
only she's prettier than any
Of them.
Former Spanish diplomats
here, Enrique Suarez de Puga
and Angel Sagaz, are travel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09

the founder Of international
Law.
The bust Il the work Of
famous Spanish sculptor Vic
toria Maeho. Today Mr.. Cas-
tieIla was honored at q lunch
con ct the PAU by the
Secretary General Jose Mora.
Yesterday he was feted by
Secretary Of State Rusk.
ADLAI STEVENSON will
give q luncheon In his honor
tomorrow in New York where
the distinguished visitor win
remain through the week.
Mrs. CaStiella, an attractive
woman with an excellent
command Of our language,
who attended the dinner In a
Rodriguez champagne taffeta
gown with gold-encrusted
camisole top, had to leave
Washington suddenly this
m or min g. Due to attend q
luncheon at the home Of
Minister Of Political and Cul-
tural Affairs and Mrs.
Aguirre de Career. she was
called back to Spain because
Of her mothers illness.
Chief Justice and Mrs.
Warren, s Senators Clinton
Anderson, Tom Kuchel and
George Smathers and their
wives along with the two
highest ranking ambassadors
In Washington-the dean Of
the corps, Nicaraguan Am
bassador Sevilla SacaSa and
Peru's Berckemeyer and
their spouses, were among
the guests.
There were 10 tables Of 10
each placed in the dining
room and In the inner court
which the Foreign Minister
and his q mb assador dis
cussed remodeling earlier In
the day. The fountain In the
middle and grass plots
around 1t make it possible to
use only the periphery Of the
room. and make crossing the
room at q party akin to en-
barking on a circuitous o b..
stacle course. The Spaniards
would do well to remove the
grass plots, level the floor
and put their fountain on q
table In the middle Of the
room, or remove 1t altogether
and settle for a center circu-
1dI UdIlQu6bL6.
Mrs. Robert Woods Bliss,
Perle Mesta, Minna Legare
and Rose zalles were among
the extra women invited.
And in the young contingent
were Pamela Turnure. Patty
Mcmahon, Anne Mansfield
and the Ambassadors niece,
Maria Isabel Garrigues.
A newlywed couple in their
midst was Uruguay's rep
resentative to the GAS, Emil
lilo Oribe and his bride Of
three weeks. Countess van
Bylandt Of The Netherlands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
THE EVENING STAR
Weshingfos, o. c.
"wednesday, October 3, 1868
Soeiety-Home

ing with the Foreign Minist-
er, and his Assistant Secre-
tary for Public Affairs Adolfo
Martin Camera brought
news Of the Luis Pedrosos.
Luis is his assistant for
North American affairs. and
Maribel Pedroso is expecting
a blessed event.
The menu for the dinner
began with consomme diable
and zarzuela de langosta with
rice pilaf and continued with
a saddle Of veal, vegetables
surrounding a basket made