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makes out before taking On
such a large expense. -. I'm
sure Kirk win have a success,
although he often tells that, Be
fore he came to Hollywood, be
appeared in a dozen hOps. One
after the other. And the best
script sometimes reads better
than it plays.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-09
THE
LYONS DEN
BY LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK-A woman who
sat Text to Helen Hayes, lunch
ing at Sardi's, beamed: Helen
Hayes. In the flesh. I'm so
thrilled. You've been a dream
to me. And now, to see you're
human" ''T'm alive, eating
and have a cold in the head, |"
replied Miss Hayes. ''You can't
be more human than that. :"
CASTING DEPT: Sidney Lu-
met, directing ''The Pawnbrok-
en-" phOned bis father, Baruch
Lumet, who lives in California
and offered him a role In the
film. The senior Lumet, who is
a veteran actor, agreed to come
to New York to play the role.
They discussed living quarters,
and the director told his father:
''Stay with me. I've got an ex-
ira bed in my apartment"
Baruch Lumet replied: "Son,
I've never slept with a director
to get job, and I'm not going
to start now"
- -
BOOK NOTE: Fannie Hurst
attended the gala for the U. N.
delegates at the Museum Of Ma
tural History. An African dele
gate, in n alive robes, ap-
preached her, and said: 81 have
read your memoirs with great
pleasure" Then he heard
her name, Miss Fannie Hurst,
and apologized: 81 thought you
were Miss Fanny Hill"
- H&
THEATER NOTE: Hume Gro
nyn explained why be went to
Minneapolis to star in Sir Ty-
rome Guthrie's Repertory Theat-
er: 'There isn't much money
in repertory, but there has to be
more to acting than spectacles
and second-rate TV; otherwise
you might as well sell haber-
dashery."
MOVIES: Last week MervynI
Leroy had Sandy Koufax, the
Dodgers star, to lunch at the
Universal Studio with Alfred
Hitchcock and Cary Grant.
They asked Koufax questions
about baseball. He answered
them all, and when they were
through, Koufax said: Nov,
gentlemen, tell mellow do you
make movies?"
&H&
SPORTS DEPT: Koufax met
Warren Giles, president Of the
League, who asked:
"Why do you always look so SER
iOus?" "Be cause, Mr.. |
Giles" Koufax replied, 'base-
ball is a serious business"
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BALLET
BoIshoi Stors Shine
In q Second Sampler
By HARRY MACARTHUR
star staff Writer

The Stars Of the BOshoi Ballet mdeniabe gamut
last night in the second Of their two appearances at Washing
ton CoSeum-om the caSscSm Of SWan Lake. the theat
RIGS Of 'Walpugs Night" In between another sampler
assortment of ballet excerpts selected to show off the Russian
dancers al their best Another capacity throng Of approximately
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Amelia Bride Club Juniors
Put On Creditable Horse Show

AMELIA, Oct. 3-The Junior
Horse Show, sponsored by the
Amelia Bride Club was held at
the Amelia Horse Show ring on
Sunday. Sept. 20.
Mrs. Jane Royal acted as an
nouncer, Mrs. Elizabeth Sale and
Miss Elizabeth Morris as judges.
and Miss Florence Barnard as
ringmaster. The Misses Carole
deKrafft and Linda Royal were
ribbon girls and the Misses An
ne Coleman and Dallas deKraf-
it, secretaries.
The most unusual feature of
the show was the Egg Race.
Each participant placed table
spoon in his or her mouth then
placed a hard boiled egg in the
spoon They rod Elm a walk.
trot and canter and the one who
kept the egg in the spoon the
longest was the winner. Carolyn
Davenport was the lucky winner.
The winners in the IA classes
were: Glass LEAD LINE: lst
Queen. ridden by Carla 10 Hut
chens; End Bambi. Champ Hol-
man; Bird Mac, by Andy
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O'Neal; 4th - Billy, by Anne
Paige Stone. Class WALK
TROT, and CANTER: lst Frosty
Rebb. by Beth Perdue: 2nd-
Wait For Me. by Dana Easter;
3rd -Verbena, by Nancy Mor,i-
mer; 4th Ginger, by Carolyn
Davenport. class 3-WALK.
TROT, and CANTER ~ & I'M
der: lst--Red Wing by John
Courier: 2nd-Red Hornet, by
Liz Courier; 3rd-Pinto Queen
BY Elizabeth Alice; 4th-Ed-
dina. by Elizabeth Holman.
Glass A JUMPS IN RING: LIST
Wait For Me, by Dana Easter.
2nd-Frosty. by Beth Peidue
3rd-Second Look. by DIN Har-
dy, 4th-Red Wing, by Roberta
Kinchloe.
Glass WALK AND TROT
y 4 UNDER: ls.-Pinto Queen,
Elizabeth Alice, End Red Hor-
net, LIZ Courier: 3rd-Red Wing.
John Courier; 4th - Goldle,
Cathie Nelson. Glass WEST
ERN PLEASURE ponies only !:
lst-Red Hornet, Liz Courier.
2nd- Sarparilla. Bill Hardy; Bird
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Childress
and children went to see Mr..
ard Mrs. F. A. Childress Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Carlton Snead and Judy.
OF BlairS. spent Sunday after
noon in the home Of Mrs. Mar
ion Hamlet.
S. P. Bailey visited his chill
dren in Richmond several DAYS
last week.
Mrs. Ed Belloff. of Silver
Spring, Md, spent the week
end here with Mr. and Mrs. H.
I. Shorter.
Mr.. ard Mrs. j. l.. Greene. Of
Arlington, were guests here Of
Mrs. Molly Payne over the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil Bryan.
and family went to Richmond
for the week end.
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The Rev. Shockley On Program

DARLINGTON HEIGHTS, Oct
3 The Rev. and Mrs. j. E
Shockley visited friends an d
relatives in Richmond over the
week end. In King and Queen
county, they attended the home
coming at Bennington Baptist
Church. where the Rev. Shock
ley served as pastor for IL
years. He had part in the pro
gram.
Revival services will begin at
Spring Greek Church on Sunday,
Oct. 6. at 8 pm. and continue
through Sunday, Oct. 10. The
Rev. @. D. Moore. pastor OF
Liberty Baptist Church, Apo
mattox, will be the guest speak
er. Everyone is welcome.
Mrs. H. I. Shorter and Miss
Bessie Singleton visited in Caro-
line county with relatives over
the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. N. Dillon had
as their dinner guests Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Dillon. Mr..
and Mrs. R. N. jefferson, Mr..
ard Mrs. j. p Will, Mrs. Their
esa Cunningham and j. L. Dill
Ion. of Victoria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Layne. L.
A. Scruggs. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Shorter Metcalf attended the
State Fair in Richmond Friday.
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day evening at the Farmvllle
Baptist Church.
Mrs. Hugh jenkins and Mrs.
II. A. Ravens were among those
attending the Community Chest
dinner meeting at Cedar Brook
Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs c. T. Redd are
visiting their children and fami-
lies in Richmond and West Point
this week.
Miss Mary Lou Raiford and
Mrs. R. B. Wilson, Jr., visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Graham Raiford
in Richmond this past week erd.
While there they attended the
musical show "Fantasticks, at
the Barksdale Theater in Han
over.
Mrs. R. H Morgan and faml-
~ We're in Saluda last week end
LUZ d WISH WIN hef parents, MT.
and Mrs Healy. The Healys
were honored at a surpris e
birthday party given by their
children Saturday evening.
Miss Stella Cheatham. " h 0
teaches at Chandler JUROR High
School in Richmond, spent the
week end at her home. Visiting
Pete Cheatham on Monday were
Mr.. and Mrs Gordon MILESTONE,
Of Richmond.
Mrs Curtis Williams, Of Rich
mond, was a recent visitor Of
her mother, Mrs. W. S. Cheat
ham. and Mr.. Cheatham.
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Mac. Eleanor Holman. Class
WALK ,TROT, AND CANTER
~ jumps in ring: lst-Wait
For Me. Dana Easter: 2nd-Red
Hornet, Liz Courier: Frosty
Rebb. Beth Perdue: 4.h-Red
Wing. Roberta Kinchloe. Glass
8-EGG RACE: lst-GIlgen.
Carolyn Davenport; Frosty
Rebb. Beth Perdue; 3rd-Cedar
Blaze. Steven Lee Farrar;; 4th-
POGO Peal Meredith Hardy.
Class 9-WALK, TROT. AND
CANTER: LIST Frosty Rebb,
Beth Perdue. 2nd-Ginger. Caro-
lyn Davenport; Lady, Sus-
an Sheffield: 4th- Second Look,
DIN Hardy. Class WALK,
TROT, AND CANTER for non
winners Of show: lst-Poco
Peil ridden by Meredith Hardy:
2nd-Lady, Linda Flippen; 3rd--
Big Blaze, Steven Lee Farrar;
4th-Lady, Ann Sheffield. Glass
WALK. TROT, AND CAN
TER ponies only: lst-Poco
Piel, Meredith Hardy: Ind
Red Hornet, Liz Courier. 3rd-
Red Wirg. John Courier; 4th-
Sarsaparilla, Bill Hardy. Glass
IL INV HORSES AND PONIES
SUITABLE TO BECOME HUNT
ERS: lst Bo Rebb, Beth Per-
due; End Wait For Me. Dana
Easter; 3rd-Gin Buck, DIN
Hardy; 4th-Frosty Rebb, Beth
Perdue.
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Green Bay Area Social Notes

GREEN BAY, Oct. 3 Mr..
and Mrs. John Exstire and chill
dren. Of Baltimore, Md. were
recent guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
7. v. Owen. Jr.
Miss Judy Jenkins was a
week end guest Of Miss Betty
Blair in Farmville.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. W. Palmer
will leave Wednesday for Jack
sonville. Fla, where they will
visit Mr.. and Mrs. F. U. West
and children.
Mrs. Leila Love, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. A. Love, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Palmer spent Sunday IN
Petersburg with the Thorburn
Loves.
Mrs. L. T. Nunnally has re-
turned home after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Manns at Bowl
ing Green.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Braun have
recently moved from Ohio to the
Hugh Jenkins farm.
Mrs. j. R. Nunnally. Mrs.
Bertha Pettus, of Keysville. and
Mr.. and Mrs. T, @. Fowlkes, Of
Victoria. will spenk this week
end in Roanoke.
Mrs. 2. NJ. Chinault visited
her daughter, Mrs Kate Stew
art, in Crewe during last week
end.
Mrs w. S. Cheatham, Mrs. G
w. Palmer, and Mrs. l.. A. Love
attended the organ recital siven
by Mrs. Hildred Cheatham Sun
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Arvonia Church
Places Emphasis
On Sunday School

Robert King. Sunday School
superintendent of the Welcome
Wesleyan Methodist Church. Ar
vonla. has issued an invitation
to Citizens to Sunday School f"
Each Sunday in the month will
emphasize the special invitation.
On October 6, a balloon bar
rage will be released calling
citizens to Sunday School. Spe-
clal invitations will be placed in
the balloon which will be filled
with helium gas and set loose to
cover the county.
Other promotions are being
planned through the month and
will be announced by Mr.. King.
Get the AID Reading Habit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-10-04
Something Out
OF Nothing" In
Arrangements

AMELIA. Oct. 3 - The Anne
liza County Garden Club met with
Mrs. S. V. Wheeler on Thursday
Sept. 26. with the theme Some
thing Out of Nothing" The club
members made arrangements in
containers not originally meant
to be flower containers and dis
played them at the club meet
ing. Those bringing arrange
mentS were MeSdameS r. E.
Parsons, 0. T. Cole. L. NJ. San
derSOn, c. w. Dickerson and H.
E. Mann.
Blue ribbon winners on speci-
mems were Mrs. William B. JEFF
ferson on fall asters, knot weed
and bitter sweet: Mrs. C. W.
Dickerson on dwarf marigold
white marigold, and spider lily;
Miss Mary Shepard on fall as
ter, hardy begonia and mari
gold; Mrs Harvey Gills on
sternbergia and Mrs. G. 5.
Farmer on knotweed and silver
kirg
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Glass 13-WALK, TROT, AND
CANTER winners of classes 2
and 81: LIST Queen. Elizabeth
Alice; 2nd Frosty Rebb. Beth
Perdue; 3rd-Red Wing, John
Courier: 4th-Wait For Me, Da-
ma Easter Class IA, PAIRS
CLASS: 1st-Frosty Rebb, Beth
Perdue and POGO Piel, Meredith
Hardy; End -Cindy, Eleanor Hol-
man and Red Hornet, Liz Court
er, and 3rd, Lady, Nancy Lee
Sheffield and Red Hornet, Sus-
an Sheffield.
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Get the AID Reading Habit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-06-22

COUNTRY MENTAL, near Comus,
on good road. Modern 3-bedrm:
house. Avail. early July: $50. eau
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Laughlin. Realtors
:GvsEs uNFuRR. TO RENT

ALEXANDRIA, Vicinity Cameron
Station--Brick duplex. 3 bedrms.
] u baths, full basement, fenced
lot, available July 10. Call 931-
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VACANT, e34 q place n.w.-open.
See today. IL rms, 3 baths "a
rms. with running water). Park
ing for 2 cars. Near Woodward q
Lotdnrop. Eirst Congregational CHI,
the heart OF the city. 5000 on
lease. WAPLE CO., 1928 I4th NV,
AD. 4-2005.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ANNAPOLIS on ED0EwATER
AkEA-==3-4-bedrm,. 2-bath RAM
WE. b-ob2i. Cal Monday.
ARL., M ~ bedrms., g baths.
0 pm. Option 10 buy considered.
COTTAGE, oATEHoUsE OR APT.
In Bethesda, Potomac, Travilah
area. OIL. 10000.
PRINCE GEORGES, MD. AREA
3-f bedrm. house, with large yard.
convenient TO schools, up TO $3.50,
unfurnished. Box i7b-A. star.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
HARBOUR
SQUARE
"the most exciting
cooperative development
of our generation"

over IS million Of this Sl3 million
luxury waterfront project. is al
ready sold lust from plans-it will
soon be in construction.
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BETHESDA-4 bedrooms, 2 baths,
den and bath, enclosed porch and
patio. 5000 mo. Avail. July /.
OIL. 2-3743.
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HOUSES FURN. TO RENT
icnNIrIAIIIEnN

Mr.. MCLEAN - Charming 2-hed-
room, 2-bath home with lovely
country setting. Couple only
Mrs. Laushlin personally. Ell. 6.
4l61.
Laughlin, Realtors
MRS, VIM. H.
5l01 Chain Bridge Rd., Mclean
Consult First--McLean's First"
SPRINGFIELD VA.-3-bedrm.. fuiiy
furn. brick rambler. Large lot
walking distance to school and
shopping Immediate occupancy,
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REAL ESTATE SALE or EXON.

TRADE EQUITY In 3-bedrm. semi.
Diet house, Forest Heights, for
large buildins lot, oxon Hill area
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ALEX. TOWNHOUSE, brand-neW
large family, group Of bachelors or
career girls, Owner will furn. for
respon. tenant. Fairly expensive,
minimum two-year lease required.
BATCHELLER a. SON, XII. e-l247,
ewes TE R-hh11
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CRESTWOOD
$14,SOO

2-bSdrm, TOWN HOUSE in an
area where we can give you the
BEST schools, shopping and
transportation. Sep din. and liv.
rms. kitchen. FULL LOWER
LEVEL. Ewes, 567-6256.
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N, CAROLINA AVE. Me-, 1870
oil h.w.h.. pwdr. rm.. bsmt., 5000,
dn TO vet incl. settlement. Immed.
poss. cox a. CO., RE. 7-1633.
RANDALL HIGHLANDS AREA Sc,
Just 0 remode ExS' q SDens I've S slS@
siding. Ice. mod. kit, 8 twin sized
bedrms.. bath. liy. rm. w/firepl,,
full bsmt., oil hot-water heat.
front porch. Diet. garage. Handy
TO everything: Price Sl4,95Q,
@. D. MURPHY, Realtor
Lu. 4-6227 LU. 4-2253
ROCK OF GIBRALTAR, 4d05 Kane
stone, Wiz or wit, without extra lot.
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bsmt. rambler. SIPS month. Mr..
GRAY, AP. 7-4646 It'll o. Agent.
CONGRESS HTS. = Attractive s.
bedrm. brk., semidet. house with
bsmt., rent S115 mo. 434-4774.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

CLEVELAND PARK. ? women would
house VIZ women. sb-3b. air.
eond., rec. rm. patio, Wo 6.579D.
MT. PLEASANT AREA-2 Girls IA
share house with another girI
Psts,, piano. Tv. Cow TO transp
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WOODWARD AND NORRIS

2006 Pa. Ave. NV. 965-15OO
FOGGY BOTTOM-Completeiy new
town house, 1 blk. from State
Dept: Central air cond., 3 new
firepls., lge. rec. rm. and roof
garden overlooking Potomac. Fin
est wood paneling. inlAid cherry
floors and ceramic tilins, All
mod. cleo. kit. washer-dryer on
same floor as bedrms., unique In
terror lighting fixtures and cor
nices over three 12-ft.-Wide pic
ture windows and two loft. wide
glass sliding doors. A unique
creampuff built by owners for
themselves in rapidly appreciat-
ing culture center location. Ex-
tremely liberal financing. $685.
0522.
GE0'T0WN-smart. 5 bedrms., So
baths. compl. mod. air cond., incl.
antiques. art, armor from Hearst,
Mclean collections, Goya. Utrillo.
Rodin. Whistler. HU. 3-6033.
CTS LOOK No money down. Nice
3-bedrm. brick mr.. 4th and
Rhode Island ave. ne. va ap-
proved, $4,000. OWNER. 10
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bedrooms, 2 baths,
den and bath, enclosed porch and
patio. 5000 mo. Avail. July /.
OIL. 2-3743.
BETHESDA AREA-3-bedrm. RAM
bier In beaut. setting. Avail. Inn
med. S236 per mo. Call 654-4617.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AREA =
Avail. July 1 split-level 8 b.rs,,
gar, opt. -drapes. pub. schl,, S27b.
lease-trans. clause. OIL. 2-0665.
ETH, Tilden Woods-4-bedrm., s.
liv. rm., fam. rm., rec. rm., firepl.
porch, terrace. 5000. 427-4175.
CAPITOL HILL TOWNH0UsE, just
Of Capitol dome, elegant foyer
spacious liy. rm., din. rm., rec
rm.,. 8 bedrme., az baths. root
garden, available July Is, 1-yr
lease, $500 per mo. CT. 6-5942
CAPITOL HILL, 1875 18th st. Sc
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, renovated,
modern kit, SOS. Ii. 1886.
CHEVY CHASE, Westgate Gler
immac. cond.. nice yard. neal
schools. shopping. transp. Sl60
EVELYN @. KAPLAN & co.
Realtors 949-192(
CHEVY CHASE. d. CO blks, from
Chevy Chase cir. Spacious 4-bed.
rm.. 2-bath house. OIL. 4-6341.
COLLEGE PARK-2-bedroom and
bsmt. rambler. S125 month. MR..
GRAY, AP. 7-4646 It'll Q. Agent.
CONGRESS HTS. = Attractive 8.
bedrm. brk., semidet. house with
bsmt., rent S115 mo. 434-4774
COUNTRY RENTAL, near comus,
on good road. Modern 3-bedrm
house. Avail. early July. S65. cal
for details. 8. Z. BOGLEY, INC,
Pc. 2-6151.
z. RIVERDALE-3-bedrm. Colonial
with full bsmt. garage. fenced
corner lot. SIPS mo-. option e
buy. Vacant. OWNER. DU. 10000
FAIRFAX SPRINGFIELD AREA
4-bedrm., brk. ramb., wl2O acres.
3 full baths, compl. fin. bsmt. Wo'
0-S0S0.
FAIRFAX, PINE RIDGE-3-bedrm
rambler, 2 baths, lge. lot with pa.
ito. $3.50 mo. Call JE. 2-6o1d
bet. 2 and for appt.
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TO- 1919. Ia Washington. o. {, MAITLAND, psmss Pssl ~
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hl eopHel hslsh. Msbe'o Astssda. ssss spslns, Rse
vile ls0sl VIRGINIA. Nsssndfs. ANauloa. Felras, FaM
chO'sh Mslson. Annoados Hsmdon ts.sbssu Aan.,s. W.
RistRW nw nosH 70 lAr ouAhJunga p.odSs. p.,.. So
30 10 dolly noks' shanuss Some Il he liens IA Al. a..
hs'nsui nsy aos Be iOund n 81 Il ew ssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20

Vice President and Mrs.
Johnson headed the group
of United States officials who
attended. Others were Secre-
tary Of State and Mrs. Rusk,
Senator and Mrs. Wayne
Morse, Senator and Mrs. AL
bert Gore, Representative
Armistead Selden, jr., and
John l.. Pitcher and their
wives; United States Am
bassador to Venezuela and
Mrs. S. Allen Stewart; Chief
Of Protocol and Mrs. Angler
Biddle Duke; Assistant Sec
rotary Of State and Mrs. Ed
win M. Martin; Alliance for
Progress Co - ordinator and
Mrs. Teodoro Moscoso, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Drew Pearson.
Earlier yesterday, the Bet
ancourts were honored at a
large luncheon given by Sec
rotary and Mrs. RuSk in the
State Department.
The President, with his
constant companion--a pipe
-clamped in his teeth, was
obviously delighted by the
crowd Of State Department
employees maSsed at the dip
lomatic entrance to greet
him, Huge photographs Of
his arrival that morning at
the White House already
were on exhibit in the foyer.
Effective Setting
And upstairs, in the eighth
floor Benjamin Franklin
Room, had there been any
doubt of the warmth of well
come extended to him. none
could have survived the gold
splashed splendor which
greeted him.
The huge horseshoe table
was afire with golden bou-
quets Of jonquils, forsythia
and other yellow and orange
blooms. all In alternating low
and high crystal vases so that
the view across the table
was kept clear.
A l pm. reception preceded
the luncheon, and the huge
roster Of guests was doing
much specializing over the
just-announced news of Rus
sian intentions to remove
thousands of troops from
Cuba by March Is.
In the receiving line, the
Venezuelan President COM
mented on a previously pub
lished report that his failure
70 include an OSA luncheon
or reception in his two-day
schedule signified q slight to
the organization. He said q
lack of time and prior COM
pitment to the National
Press Club for today's lunch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-02-20
Visiting President Feed
Kennedys Hosts to Mr.. and Mrs. Betoncourt

con were alone responsible
for the omission, which he
regretted had been neces-
sary.
February and the weather
came in for mention by both
the President and Secretary
Rusk. The visitor shares
birthday honors with George
Washington Friday. He was
told by his host that his con-
tribution was great not only
in his own country. but also
in this hemisphere and the
wider world.
you have staked your
own life and future on the
future Of this hemisphere"
the Secretary said In tribute
TO q man who has been under
constant attack from his en-
emies and knows personally
what 1t means to fight for
freedom.
Among the more than 100
guests were members of the
Venezuelan party: Mrs. Perez.
the Falcon-Dricenos. Oteros,
DIR. Gonzales, DR.. Valencia
Parpacen, Col. Carlos Soto
Tamayo, Commander Gus
tavo Baudet- Chapellin, Capt.
Herman Socorro-Parra. Pro-
tocol Chief Otto de Sofa. Mr..
Eduardo Morrison, Mr.. Ale
jandro Yabrudy, and DR..
Pinto Salinas.
Embassy Officials
Charming newcomer to
Embassy row is Mrs. Tejera
Paris, who accompanied her
husband. the new Venezuelan
Ambassador. Other Embassy
officials were Minister Coun-
selor and Mrs. Perez de Ia
Cova. and their daughter,
Beatriz, and Minister Coun-
selor Walter Brandt.
United States officials who
attended included Mrs. Arthur
Goldberg. wife Of the SUI
preme Court Justice: Secre-
tary Of the Interior and Mrs.
Udall; Senator and Mrs.
Morse; Mrs. Hubert Hum
phrey (the Senator is in
Geneva; Representatives
William s. Maitland and
Selden and their wives; Rep
resentative william Fits
Ryan, and former Secretary
Of State and Mrs. Dean
Acheson.
GAS Secretary General and
Mrs. Mora and Venezuelan
Interim Representative to the
GAS and Mrs. Himiob at
tended. as did Presidential
Assistant and Mrs. Ralph
DUNCAN and Deputy Special
Counsel 10 the President
Myer Feldman and Mrs.
Feldman.
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he appealed for United States
concentration upon the UNI
finished business in Latin
America.
Postwar aid TO Europe and
other areas was wise, with the
world the beneficiary, the
President continued, but
warned that some of our re-
sources are exhausted, and
that our attention to Latin
America is late in coming.
Latin America does not
have the resources and man
power which Western Europe
had" nor its skills, he said.
adding that what we are able
to put in the Alliance for
Progress is inadequate &.
to the task before U.S."
President Betancourt also
paid tribute to President
Roosevelt and his Good
Neighbor Policy, saying he felt
the late President joined him
and President Kennedy in
speaking the same language.
He praised United States help
to Europe and Asia, and called
upon more than economic
cooperation in Latin Ameri-
ca. g. We want to develop
a message Of freedom" the
visitor emphasized. citing Lat
in American hostility to both
communism and military die
tatorships.
The small, intimate dinner
seemed to underscore the open
admiration felt by the Ken
nedy administration for this
champion of democracy.
A far cry from the custom
airy white tie state dinner, the
black tie party was held in
the Family Dining Room. Not
to be confused with the Ken
nedy's own dining room in
their second floor private
quarters. this room is on the
first floor but not open to the
public. Just off the State
Dining Room, 1t faces on
Pennsylvania avenue. within
sight Of Blair House. home To
the Betancourts while they
are here.
81 Guests
Members Of the official
Venezuelan party who we're
among the "a guests we're
the Betancourts' daughter,
Mrs. Jose Lorenzo Perez;
Venezuelan Foreign Minister
and Mrs. Falcon Briceno;
Ambassador and Mrs. Tejera-
Paris; Finance Minister and
Mrs. Andres German Otero;
Development Minister Godo-
fredo Gonzalez; and Presi-
dent Betancourt's Advisor
DR.. Goel Valencia -ParP acen.