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A MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW YEAR to each of the 1706 members of our World

Bank Group staff as well as to our Executive Directors and their Alternates-and Mrs Woods joins in these good wishes

We come to the close of another eventful year and all concerned may be proud of the results achieved There

are many kinds of service a man can render and all forms of servke are worthwhile But we in the Bank Group are I think particularly fortunate in being able to cast our net broadly- in being able to be helpful on a truly world scale Participation in the work of the Bank IDA and IFC

is thus an immensely enriching experience We continue to accumulate knowledge and to achieve greater undershystanding of the problems of development and their variashytions and interrelationships around the world Perhaps most important of all after twenty-one years of operating experience we are increasingly a coordinated team which has learned to be tolerant and even humble in the face of some of the intractable problems of development finance

The World Bank Group I believe can look forward to an ever larger and more effective role in helping member countries to approach and meet their development goals

A special greeting and welcome to the 279 staff memshy

bers who joined our organizations in 1967-and a special word of thanks and congratulations to the 108 veterans who have been with the Bank from the beginning

Again a MERRY CHRISTMAS and a HAPPY NEW YEAR to all

International Bank Notes page

Volume 21 Number 11 Christmas in Williamsburg 3

Decem ber 1967 New Professional Staff 6

2

Homes and public buildings all burst forth with evergreen decorations and candlelit windOvs at Christmas

If you have once experienced the qu iet charm of Williamsburg you will have no trouble envisioning what the celebration of Christmas there would be like We are sometimes troubled by the commershycialism that creeps in at this season and it is comforting to find a place where traditional feelings and customs have not been forgotshyten Many Washingtonians including some staff members succumb to the spell of tu rn ing the clock back to the eighteenth centu ry They travel the 150 miles--a beautiful drive almost all the way-to Williamsburg wf1ere without knowing just when it happens they become a part of an earlier era The restoration of Williamsburg has done more than preserve the customs of the period It revives the spirit of good fellowship of men alienated from their mother coun shytry constantly challenged in their quest for a new life It is the discovery of this spirit that gives Williamsburg its special appeal And doubly so at Christmas

An evening walk down Duke of Gloucester Street during the Christmas season recalls scenes from the past in the glow of candles lit one by one when the torchlight parade passes This is known in Williamsburg as the Grand Illumination and begins two weeks of Yuletide events which continue through January 1 You hear the good wishes of friends and the sound of carols The music is not a dream for strolling minstrels and carolers are still a part of the festivities

Wreaths and garlands of pine lau rei and fresh fruit decorate the inside and outside of homes and shops of Williamsburg and are beautiful reminders that natures beauty is not easily outshone And there is the scent of Christmas everywhere

There are many things to do Take the children along and let them enjoy amusements such as lawn bowling dancing racing pie-eating contests and climbing the greased pole If this reminder is taken seriously you may put it on the calendar for 1968 because Christmas at Williamsburg is a season not a day You will need to be there several days before Christmas to see Rumplestilskin the Marionette Show Young bankers seven to eleven may go on the Tricorn Hat Tour any day from two days before Christmas through New Years Day but not on Christmas Day If you wish to be there for the Firing of the Christmas Guns then make for Market Square at 3 00 pm on December 23

3

Costumed carolers serenade

throughout the Historic Area

~

More than one Yule Log is brought in at Williamsburg One we were told about is so big it takes two men to carry it The log is decorated and hidden in the woods and several days before Christshymas a party goes out singing carols to find the log The lucky caroler who spots the log gets a small reward The log is sawed in half blessed and one half is burned that day The other half is saved for Christmas Eve

Visiting the craft shops in Williamsburg is pleasant and intriguing at any time of year but at Christmas time you may visit them on special evenings both before and after Christmas by Ianthorn light

In Colonial Williamsburg the exchange of gifts was not customary Only Christmas boxes were filled with bits and small coins for the servants However we do have the notation that A thoughtful guest might send ahead a Virginia ham to his host

As you sit before a table groaning under the weight of roast beef wild turkey goose duck venison plum pudding and mincemeat with little effort you visualize the early citizens gathered at the festive table and you feel their contentment at the shared accompUshments in shaping their community the brotherhood of honest toil the celebration of thankfulness for the true meaning of Christmas

When New Years Day is past and gone Christmas is with some people done But further some will it extend And at Twelfth Day their Christmas end Some people stretch it further yet At Candlemas they finish it The gentry carry it fu rther still And finish it just when they will They drink good wine and eat good cheer And keep their Christmas all the Year

From the Virginia Almanack

Christmas visitors at Chownings Tavern

4

Favorite Christmas Drinks from Williamsburg

SYLLABUB

Take a Quart and a half a Pint of Cream a Pint of Rhenish half a Pint of Sack three lemons near a Pound of double-refind Sugar beat and sift the Sugar and put it to your Cream grate off the yellow Rind of your three lemons and put that in squeeze the Juice of the three lemons into your Wine and put that to your Cream then beat all together with a Whisk just half an Hour then take it up all together with a Spoon and fill your Glasses It will keep good nine or ten Days and is best three or four Days old These are called The Everlasting Syllabubs

(Mrs E Smiths Compleat Housewife Williamsburg 1742)

HOT SPICED PUNCH

Pour one Quart of Apple Cyder into a small Pan Add three Cinshynamon Sticks and the Juice of one lemon Simmer gently for one half Hour Make a small Bag of Cheese Cloth and tie into it one Teaspoonful of Nutmeg and one Teaspoonful of Cloves Drop Bag into Cyder for a Period according to Taste

EGGNOG

Six Eggs three-fourths Cup Sugar one Pint Cream one Pint Milk one Ounce Jamaica Rum one Pint Rye or Bourbon Whiskey Beat Separately the White and Yolks of Eggs Add one-half Cup Sugar to Yolks while beating Add one-fourth Cup Sugar to Whites after they have been beaten very stiff Mix Egg Whites with Yolks Stir in Cream and Milk Add the Pint of Whiskey and Rum Stir thoroughly Serve very cold with grated Nutmeg Yield five Pints

FISH HOUSE PUNCH

Make a Syrup of three Quarts of Water one Pound of brown Sugar pour hot over the Rinds and Juice of a Dozen or a Dozen and a half lemons Cool Add two Quarts Jamaica Rum one Quart of Brandy dash well with Peach Brandy to make it mellow and extra fine Serve in a Bowl of crushed Ice (By using three Pounds of brown Sugar this Punch may be prepared for Bottling and will improve with Age) To serve immediately some add one Quart of Pineapple-juice instead of one of the three Quarts of Water (look out for swell Head next Morning)

(From Taylor Family of Norfolk) t

5

New Professional Staff

Mr Dahl Mr Reis

EDWARD C DAHL from the United States joined the Administration Department-Data Processing-as a Systems Analyst on November 1 From October 1960 until taking up his appointment with the Bank Mr Dahl worked for Woodward and Lothrop in Washington where he served in a staff capacity to the Director of Data Processing and before this January 1963-February 1967 he was Manager Methods Planning and Electronics Mr Dahl attended American University Washington DC where he received his BA Degree in Mathematics in 1960 Mr Dahl also did some under-graduate work at the Colgate University Hamilton New York in Political Science Mr Dahl and his family live in Chevy Chase Washington DC

MAURICE JACK REIS from the United States joined the Projects Department Public Utilities Division as a Financial Analyst on November 8 Since 1945 until taking up his position with the Bank he was an officer of Reis and Chandler Inc New York where he was financial adviser expert to public utility companies From Febshyruary 1965 until July 1967 Mr Reis was on leave of absence from Reis and Chandler Inc during which time he and Mrs Reis trained and worked for the Peace Corps as Volunteers they were stationed in Lima Peru Mr Reis received a BS Degree in Commerce magna cum laude in 1930 from Washington and Lee University He also studied finance and investments at New York University Mr and Mrs Reis have rented a house on Ordway Street Northwest Washshyington

CHRISTOPHER JOHN DENTON from the United Kingdom joined the Administration Department Personnel Division as a Personnel Officer on November 13 Before joining the Bank Mr Denton worked for the Ministry of Overseas Department London from November 1965-0ctober 1967 where he was Appointments Officer dealing with recruitment for International Organizations including the World Bank International Monetary Fund United Nations and Asian Development Bank From June 1962-November 1965 he was an Assistant handling investment matters with Scott Goff and Hancock Stockbrokers in May 1965 he became a partner with this company From February 1948-May 1962 he was with the Ministry of Overseas Development where he was Administrative Officer Kenya Civil Service He was Assistant Secretary Ministry of African Affairs Kenya for two-and-a-half years Mr Denton studied Overseas Civil Service Public Administration at Cambridge University and attended London University taking work in Local Government Mrs Denton and their three children will join Mr Denton in Washington very shortly

6

Mr Denton Mr Conner Mr Quijano Mr Reese

JAMES C CONNER from the United States joined the Legal Departshyment of IFe as an Attorney on November 20 Since 1963 until joining IFC Mr Conner has been an Associate with Steptoe and Johnson (Attorneys-at-law) in Washington From 1961-1963 he was an Associate with Stassen Kephart Sarkis and Scullin (Attorneysshyat-Iaw) in Pennsylvania He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Washington and Lee University in 1954 During the years 1954-1955 he attended the Universite Libre de Bruxelles In 1958 he received his LLB with Specialization in International Affairs from the Law School of the University of Chicago Mr and Mrs Conner and their baby daughter live in Georgetown

CARLOS N QUIJANO from Cuba joined the Western Hemisphere LJepartment as an Economist on November 29 For the past twenty months Mr Quijano has served as Senior Economist ClAP Desk Officer with the Department of Economic Affairs Organization of American States From 1961 until February 1966 he was an Economic Analyst with the Business Economic Department General Developshyment Division of W R Grace and Co New York From January 1959 until February 1961 he was an Economist for the Government Republic of Cuba He has a BBA in Economics from the University of Miami Florida Mr Quijano also studied and lectured at the Catholic University Havana He has lectured in Economics and Politi shycal Science at Harvard and Yale Universities Marymount College International Development Association Inter-American Defense Colshylege and Foreign Service Institute Mr and Mrs Quijano and their three children live in Kensington Maryland

DAVID G REESE from the United States joined the Projects D~partshy

ment Agricultural Division as an Economist on November 29 Before taking up his position with the Bank Mr Reese was Economic Adviser at Harvard University Development Advisory Service where he assisted the Government of West Pakistan to improve the planning and implementation of its economic development From December 1959-July 1965 he was Program Officer with US Aid Washington and Pakistan Mr Reese has a BA (Government) from Southern Methodist University Dallas and an MA-International Relations Asian Studies International Economics from the School of Advanced International Studies of The Johns Hopkins University Washington De He also has a Master of Public Administration (Development Economics) from Harvard University Mr and Mrs Reese are still house-hunting they have one son and a daughter

7

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SetiatoJt Robeltt6on AnnouncVt w1l AJtchie Lye MtU Mahbanoo Sadougn-i laquoltd ~J LOU(4 Toth and It and MJt~ KlOu6 HiJtte6

COUUeA cloc kwi u OIL LUi6 laquoc hado 14-16 R06en Mt Maltti R06tlt MJt6 bull achado

l to R tAJt6 ]oeg Jaeclat 1AJt ~u Abdt Ei fm~y Mu Wood

Homes and public buildings all burst forth with evergreen decorations and candlelit windOvs at Christmas

If you have once experienced the qu iet charm of Williamsburg you will have no trouble envisioning what the celebration of Christmas there would be like We are sometimes troubled by the commershycialism that creeps in at this season and it is comforting to find a place where traditional feelings and customs have not been forgotshyten Many Washingtonians including some staff members succumb to the spell of tu rn ing the clock back to the eighteenth centu ry They travel the 150 miles--a beautiful drive almost all the way-to Williamsburg wf1ere without knowing just when it happens they become a part of an earlier era The restoration of Williamsburg has done more than preserve the customs of the period It revives the spirit of good fellowship of men alienated from their mother coun shytry constantly challenged in their quest for a new life It is the discovery of this spirit that gives Williamsburg its special appeal And doubly so at Christmas

An evening walk down Duke of Gloucester Street during the Christmas season recalls scenes from the past in the glow of candles lit one by one when the torchlight parade passes This is known in Williamsburg as the Grand Illumination and begins two weeks of Yuletide events which continue through January 1 You hear the good wishes of friends and the sound of carols The music is not a dream for strolling minstrels and carolers are still a part of the festivities

Wreaths and garlands of pine lau rei and fresh fruit decorate the inside and outside of homes and shops of Williamsburg and are beautiful reminders that natures beauty is not easily outshone And there is the scent of Christmas everywhere

There are many things to do Take the children along and let them enjoy amusements such as lawn bowling dancing racing pie-eating contests and climbing the greased pole If this reminder is taken seriously you may put it on the calendar for 1968 because Christmas at Williamsburg is a season not a day You will need to be there several days before Christmas to see Rumplestilskin the Marionette Show Young bankers seven to eleven may go on the Tricorn Hat Tour any day from two days before Christmas through New Years Day but not on Christmas Day If you wish to be there for the Firing of the Christmas Guns then make for Market Square at 3 00 pm on December 23

3

Costumed carolers serenade

throughout the Historic Area

~

More than one Yule Log is brought in at Williamsburg One we were told about is so big it takes two men to carry it The log is decorated and hidden in the woods and several days before Christshymas a party goes out singing carols to find the log The lucky caroler who spots the log gets a small reward The log is sawed in half blessed and one half is burned that day The other half is saved for Christmas Eve

Visiting the craft shops in Williamsburg is pleasant and intriguing at any time of year but at Christmas time you may visit them on special evenings both before and after Christmas by Ianthorn light

In Colonial Williamsburg the exchange of gifts was not customary Only Christmas boxes were filled with bits and small coins for the servants However we do have the notation that A thoughtful guest might send ahead a Virginia ham to his host

As you sit before a table groaning under the weight of roast beef wild turkey goose duck venison plum pudding and mincemeat with little effort you visualize the early citizens gathered at the festive table and you feel their contentment at the shared accompUshments in shaping their community the brotherhood of honest toil the celebration of thankfulness for the true meaning of Christmas

When New Years Day is past and gone Christmas is with some people done But further some will it extend And at Twelfth Day their Christmas end Some people stretch it further yet At Candlemas they finish it The gentry carry it fu rther still And finish it just when they will They drink good wine and eat good cheer And keep their Christmas all the Year

From the Virginia Almanack

Christmas visitors at Chownings Tavern

4

Favorite Christmas Drinks from Williamsburg

SYLLABUB

Take a Quart and a half a Pint of Cream a Pint of Rhenish half a Pint of Sack three lemons near a Pound of double-refind Sugar beat and sift the Sugar and put it to your Cream grate off the yellow Rind of your three lemons and put that in squeeze the Juice of the three lemons into your Wine and put that to your Cream then beat all together with a Whisk just half an Hour then take it up all together with a Spoon and fill your Glasses It will keep good nine or ten Days and is best three or four Days old These are called The Everlasting Syllabubs

(Mrs E Smiths Compleat Housewife Williamsburg 1742)

HOT SPICED PUNCH

Pour one Quart of Apple Cyder into a small Pan Add three Cinshynamon Sticks and the Juice of one lemon Simmer gently for one half Hour Make a small Bag of Cheese Cloth and tie into it one Teaspoonful of Nutmeg and one Teaspoonful of Cloves Drop Bag into Cyder for a Period according to Taste

EGGNOG

Six Eggs three-fourths Cup Sugar one Pint Cream one Pint Milk one Ounce Jamaica Rum one Pint Rye or Bourbon Whiskey Beat Separately the White and Yolks of Eggs Add one-half Cup Sugar to Yolks while beating Add one-fourth Cup Sugar to Whites after they have been beaten very stiff Mix Egg Whites with Yolks Stir in Cream and Milk Add the Pint of Whiskey and Rum Stir thoroughly Serve very cold with grated Nutmeg Yield five Pints

FISH HOUSE PUNCH

Make a Syrup of three Quarts of Water one Pound of brown Sugar pour hot over the Rinds and Juice of a Dozen or a Dozen and a half lemons Cool Add two Quarts Jamaica Rum one Quart of Brandy dash well with Peach Brandy to make it mellow and extra fine Serve in a Bowl of crushed Ice (By using three Pounds of brown Sugar this Punch may be prepared for Bottling and will improve with Age) To serve immediately some add one Quart of Pineapple-juice instead of one of the three Quarts of Water (look out for swell Head next Morning)

(From Taylor Family of Norfolk) t

5

New Professional Staff

Mr Dahl Mr Reis

EDWARD C DAHL from the United States joined the Administration Department-Data Processing-as a Systems Analyst on November 1 From October 1960 until taking up his appointment with the Bank Mr Dahl worked for Woodward and Lothrop in Washington where he served in a staff capacity to the Director of Data Processing and before this January 1963-February 1967 he was Manager Methods Planning and Electronics Mr Dahl attended American University Washington DC where he received his BA Degree in Mathematics in 1960 Mr Dahl also did some under-graduate work at the Colgate University Hamilton New York in Political Science Mr Dahl and his family live in Chevy Chase Washington DC

MAURICE JACK REIS from the United States joined the Projects Department Public Utilities Division as a Financial Analyst on November 8 Since 1945 until taking up his position with the Bank he was an officer of Reis and Chandler Inc New York where he was financial adviser expert to public utility companies From Febshyruary 1965 until July 1967 Mr Reis was on leave of absence from Reis and Chandler Inc during which time he and Mrs Reis trained and worked for the Peace Corps as Volunteers they were stationed in Lima Peru Mr Reis received a BS Degree in Commerce magna cum laude in 1930 from Washington and Lee University He also studied finance and investments at New York University Mr and Mrs Reis have rented a house on Ordway Street Northwest Washshyington

CHRISTOPHER JOHN DENTON from the United Kingdom joined the Administration Department Personnel Division as a Personnel Officer on November 13 Before joining the Bank Mr Denton worked for the Ministry of Overseas Department London from November 1965-0ctober 1967 where he was Appointments Officer dealing with recruitment for International Organizations including the World Bank International Monetary Fund United Nations and Asian Development Bank From June 1962-November 1965 he was an Assistant handling investment matters with Scott Goff and Hancock Stockbrokers in May 1965 he became a partner with this company From February 1948-May 1962 he was with the Ministry of Overseas Development where he was Administrative Officer Kenya Civil Service He was Assistant Secretary Ministry of African Affairs Kenya for two-and-a-half years Mr Denton studied Overseas Civil Service Public Administration at Cambridge University and attended London University taking work in Local Government Mrs Denton and their three children will join Mr Denton in Washington very shortly

6

Mr Denton Mr Conner Mr Quijano Mr Reese

JAMES C CONNER from the United States joined the Legal Departshyment of IFe as an Attorney on November 20 Since 1963 until joining IFC Mr Conner has been an Associate with Steptoe and Johnson (Attorneys-at-law) in Washington From 1961-1963 he was an Associate with Stassen Kephart Sarkis and Scullin (Attorneysshyat-Iaw) in Pennsylvania He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Washington and Lee University in 1954 During the years 1954-1955 he attended the Universite Libre de Bruxelles In 1958 he received his LLB with Specialization in International Affairs from the Law School of the University of Chicago Mr and Mrs Conner and their baby daughter live in Georgetown

CARLOS N QUIJANO from Cuba joined the Western Hemisphere LJepartment as an Economist on November 29 For the past twenty months Mr Quijano has served as Senior Economist ClAP Desk Officer with the Department of Economic Affairs Organization of American States From 1961 until February 1966 he was an Economic Analyst with the Business Economic Department General Developshyment Division of W R Grace and Co New York From January 1959 until February 1961 he was an Economist for the Government Republic of Cuba He has a BBA in Economics from the University of Miami Florida Mr Quijano also studied and lectured at the Catholic University Havana He has lectured in Economics and Politi shycal Science at Harvard and Yale Universities Marymount College International Development Association Inter-American Defense Colshylege and Foreign Service Institute Mr and Mrs Quijano and their three children live in Kensington Maryland

DAVID G REESE from the United States joined the Projects D~partshy

ment Agricultural Division as an Economist on November 29 Before taking up his position with the Bank Mr Reese was Economic Adviser at Harvard University Development Advisory Service where he assisted the Government of West Pakistan to improve the planning and implementation of its economic development From December 1959-July 1965 he was Program Officer with US Aid Washington and Pakistan Mr Reese has a BA (Government) from Southern Methodist University Dallas and an MA-International Relations Asian Studies International Economics from the School of Advanced International Studies of The Johns Hopkins University Washington De He also has a Master of Public Administration (Development Economics) from Harvard University Mr and Mrs Reese are still house-hunting they have one son and a daughter

7

o

SetiatoJt Robeltt6on AnnouncVt w1l AJtchie Lye MtU Mahbanoo Sadougn-i laquoltd ~J LOU(4 Toth and It and MJt~ KlOu6 HiJtte6

COUUeA cloc kwi u OIL LUi6 laquoc hado 14-16 R06en Mt Maltti R06tlt MJt6 bull achado

l to R tAJt6 ]oeg Jaeclat 1AJt ~u Abdt Ei fm~y Mu Wood

Costumed carolers serenade

throughout the Historic Area

~

More than one Yule Log is brought in at Williamsburg One we were told about is so big it takes two men to carry it The log is decorated and hidden in the woods and several days before Christshymas a party goes out singing carols to find the log The lucky caroler who spots the log gets a small reward The log is sawed in half blessed and one half is burned that day The other half is saved for Christmas Eve

Visiting the craft shops in Williamsburg is pleasant and intriguing at any time of year but at Christmas time you may visit them on special evenings both before and after Christmas by Ianthorn light

In Colonial Williamsburg the exchange of gifts was not customary Only Christmas boxes were filled with bits and small coins for the servants However we do have the notation that A thoughtful guest might send ahead a Virginia ham to his host

As you sit before a table groaning under the weight of roast beef wild turkey goose duck venison plum pudding and mincemeat with little effort you visualize the early citizens gathered at the festive table and you feel their contentment at the shared accompUshments in shaping their community the brotherhood of honest toil the celebration of thankfulness for the true meaning of Christmas

When New Years Day is past and gone Christmas is with some people done But further some will it extend And at Twelfth Day their Christmas end Some people stretch it further yet At Candlemas they finish it The gentry carry it fu rther still And finish it just when they will They drink good wine and eat good cheer And keep their Christmas all the Year

From the Virginia Almanack

Christmas visitors at Chownings Tavern

4

Favorite Christmas Drinks from Williamsburg

SYLLABUB

Take a Quart and a half a Pint of Cream a Pint of Rhenish half a Pint of Sack three lemons near a Pound of double-refind Sugar beat and sift the Sugar and put it to your Cream grate off the yellow Rind of your three lemons and put that in squeeze the Juice of the three lemons into your Wine and put that to your Cream then beat all together with a Whisk just half an Hour then take it up all together with a Spoon and fill your Glasses It will keep good nine or ten Days and is best three or four Days old These are called The Everlasting Syllabubs

(Mrs E Smiths Compleat Housewife Williamsburg 1742)

HOT SPICED PUNCH

Pour one Quart of Apple Cyder into a small Pan Add three Cinshynamon Sticks and the Juice of one lemon Simmer gently for one half Hour Make a small Bag of Cheese Cloth and tie into it one Teaspoonful of Nutmeg and one Teaspoonful of Cloves Drop Bag into Cyder for a Period according to Taste

EGGNOG

Six Eggs three-fourths Cup Sugar one Pint Cream one Pint Milk one Ounce Jamaica Rum one Pint Rye or Bourbon Whiskey Beat Separately the White and Yolks of Eggs Add one-half Cup Sugar to Yolks while beating Add one-fourth Cup Sugar to Whites after they have been beaten very stiff Mix Egg Whites with Yolks Stir in Cream and Milk Add the Pint of Whiskey and Rum Stir thoroughly Serve very cold with grated Nutmeg Yield five Pints

FISH HOUSE PUNCH

Make a Syrup of three Quarts of Water one Pound of brown Sugar pour hot over the Rinds and Juice of a Dozen or a Dozen and a half lemons Cool Add two Quarts Jamaica Rum one Quart of Brandy dash well with Peach Brandy to make it mellow and extra fine Serve in a Bowl of crushed Ice (By using three Pounds of brown Sugar this Punch may be prepared for Bottling and will improve with Age) To serve immediately some add one Quart of Pineapple-juice instead of one of the three Quarts of Water (look out for swell Head next Morning)

(From Taylor Family of Norfolk) t

5

New Professional Staff

Mr Dahl Mr Reis

EDWARD C DAHL from the United States joined the Administration Department-Data Processing-as a Systems Analyst on November 1 From October 1960 until taking up his appointment with the Bank Mr Dahl worked for Woodward and Lothrop in Washington where he served in a staff capacity to the Director of Data Processing and before this January 1963-February 1967 he was Manager Methods Planning and Electronics Mr Dahl attended American University Washington DC where he received his BA Degree in Mathematics in 1960 Mr Dahl also did some under-graduate work at the Colgate University Hamilton New York in Political Science Mr Dahl and his family live in Chevy Chase Washington DC

MAURICE JACK REIS from the United States joined the Projects Department Public Utilities Division as a Financial Analyst on November 8 Since 1945 until taking up his position with the Bank he was an officer of Reis and Chandler Inc New York where he was financial adviser expert to public utility companies From Febshyruary 1965 until July 1967 Mr Reis was on leave of absence from Reis and Chandler Inc during which time he and Mrs Reis trained and worked for the Peace Corps as Volunteers they were stationed in Lima Peru Mr Reis received a BS Degree in Commerce magna cum laude in 1930 from Washington and Lee University He also studied finance and investments at New York University Mr and Mrs Reis have rented a house on Ordway Street Northwest Washshyington

CHRISTOPHER JOHN DENTON from the United Kingdom joined the Administration Department Personnel Division as a Personnel Officer on November 13 Before joining the Bank Mr Denton worked for the Ministry of Overseas Department London from November 1965-0ctober 1967 where he was Appointments Officer dealing with recruitment for International Organizations including the World Bank International Monetary Fund United Nations and Asian Development Bank From June 1962-November 1965 he was an Assistant handling investment matters with Scott Goff and Hancock Stockbrokers in May 1965 he became a partner with this company From February 1948-May 1962 he was with the Ministry of Overseas Development where he was Administrative Officer Kenya Civil Service He was Assistant Secretary Ministry of African Affairs Kenya for two-and-a-half years Mr Denton studied Overseas Civil Service Public Administration at Cambridge University and attended London University taking work in Local Government Mrs Denton and their three children will join Mr Denton in Washington very shortly

6

Mr Denton Mr Conner Mr Quijano Mr Reese

JAMES C CONNER from the United States joined the Legal Departshyment of IFe as an Attorney on November 20 Since 1963 until joining IFC Mr Conner has been an Associate with Steptoe and Johnson (Attorneys-at-law) in Washington From 1961-1963 he was an Associate with Stassen Kephart Sarkis and Scullin (Attorneysshyat-Iaw) in Pennsylvania He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Washington and Lee University in 1954 During the years 1954-1955 he attended the Universite Libre de Bruxelles In 1958 he received his LLB with Specialization in International Affairs from the Law School of the University of Chicago Mr and Mrs Conner and their baby daughter live in Georgetown

CARLOS N QUIJANO from Cuba joined the Western Hemisphere LJepartment as an Economist on November 29 For the past twenty months Mr Quijano has served as Senior Economist ClAP Desk Officer with the Department of Economic Affairs Organization of American States From 1961 until February 1966 he was an Economic Analyst with the Business Economic Department General Developshyment Division of W R Grace and Co New York From January 1959 until February 1961 he was an Economist for the Government Republic of Cuba He has a BBA in Economics from the University of Miami Florida Mr Quijano also studied and lectured at the Catholic University Havana He has lectured in Economics and Politi shycal Science at Harvard and Yale Universities Marymount College International Development Association Inter-American Defense Colshylege and Foreign Service Institute Mr and Mrs Quijano and their three children live in Kensington Maryland

DAVID G REESE from the United States joined the Projects D~partshy

ment Agricultural Division as an Economist on November 29 Before taking up his position with the Bank Mr Reese was Economic Adviser at Harvard University Development Advisory Service where he assisted the Government of West Pakistan to improve the planning and implementation of its economic development From December 1959-July 1965 he was Program Officer with US Aid Washington and Pakistan Mr Reese has a BA (Government) from Southern Methodist University Dallas and an MA-International Relations Asian Studies International Economics from the School of Advanced International Studies of The Johns Hopkins University Washington De He also has a Master of Public Administration (Development Economics) from Harvard University Mr and Mrs Reese are still house-hunting they have one son and a daughter

7

o

SetiatoJt Robeltt6on AnnouncVt w1l AJtchie Lye MtU Mahbanoo Sadougn-i laquoltd ~J LOU(4 Toth and It and MJt~ KlOu6 HiJtte6

COUUeA cloc kwi u OIL LUi6 laquoc hado 14-16 R06en Mt Maltti R06tlt MJt6 bull achado

l to R tAJt6 ]oeg Jaeclat 1AJt ~u Abdt Ei fm~y Mu Wood

Favorite Christmas Drinks from Williamsburg

SYLLABUB

Take a Quart and a half a Pint of Cream a Pint of Rhenish half a Pint of Sack three lemons near a Pound of double-refind Sugar beat and sift the Sugar and put it to your Cream grate off the yellow Rind of your three lemons and put that in squeeze the Juice of the three lemons into your Wine and put that to your Cream then beat all together with a Whisk just half an Hour then take it up all together with a Spoon and fill your Glasses It will keep good nine or ten Days and is best three or four Days old These are called The Everlasting Syllabubs

(Mrs E Smiths Compleat Housewife Williamsburg 1742)

HOT SPICED PUNCH

Pour one Quart of Apple Cyder into a small Pan Add three Cinshynamon Sticks and the Juice of one lemon Simmer gently for one half Hour Make a small Bag of Cheese Cloth and tie into it one Teaspoonful of Nutmeg and one Teaspoonful of Cloves Drop Bag into Cyder for a Period according to Taste

EGGNOG

Six Eggs three-fourths Cup Sugar one Pint Cream one Pint Milk one Ounce Jamaica Rum one Pint Rye or Bourbon Whiskey Beat Separately the White and Yolks of Eggs Add one-half Cup Sugar to Yolks while beating Add one-fourth Cup Sugar to Whites after they have been beaten very stiff Mix Egg Whites with Yolks Stir in Cream and Milk Add the Pint of Whiskey and Rum Stir thoroughly Serve very cold with grated Nutmeg Yield five Pints

FISH HOUSE PUNCH

Make a Syrup of three Quarts of Water one Pound of brown Sugar pour hot over the Rinds and Juice of a Dozen or a Dozen and a half lemons Cool Add two Quarts Jamaica Rum one Quart of Brandy dash well with Peach Brandy to make it mellow and extra fine Serve in a Bowl of crushed Ice (By using three Pounds of brown Sugar this Punch may be prepared for Bottling and will improve with Age) To serve immediately some add one Quart of Pineapple-juice instead of one of the three Quarts of Water (look out for swell Head next Morning)

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New Professional Staff

Mr Dahl Mr Reis

EDWARD C DAHL from the United States joined the Administration Department-Data Processing-as a Systems Analyst on November 1 From October 1960 until taking up his appointment with the Bank Mr Dahl worked for Woodward and Lothrop in Washington where he served in a staff capacity to the Director of Data Processing and before this January 1963-February 1967 he was Manager Methods Planning and Electronics Mr Dahl attended American University Washington DC where he received his BA Degree in Mathematics in 1960 Mr Dahl also did some under-graduate work at the Colgate University Hamilton New York in Political Science Mr Dahl and his family live in Chevy Chase Washington DC

MAURICE JACK REIS from the United States joined the Projects Department Public Utilities Division as a Financial Analyst on November 8 Since 1945 until taking up his position with the Bank he was an officer of Reis and Chandler Inc New York where he was financial adviser expert to public utility companies From Febshyruary 1965 until July 1967 Mr Reis was on leave of absence from Reis and Chandler Inc during which time he and Mrs Reis trained and worked for the Peace Corps as Volunteers they were stationed in Lima Peru Mr Reis received a BS Degree in Commerce magna cum laude in 1930 from Washington and Lee University He also studied finance and investments at New York University Mr and Mrs Reis have rented a house on Ordway Street Northwest Washshyington

CHRISTOPHER JOHN DENTON from the United Kingdom joined the Administration Department Personnel Division as a Personnel Officer on November 13 Before joining the Bank Mr Denton worked for the Ministry of Overseas Department London from November 1965-0ctober 1967 where he was Appointments Officer dealing with recruitment for International Organizations including the World Bank International Monetary Fund United Nations and Asian Development Bank From June 1962-November 1965 he was an Assistant handling investment matters with Scott Goff and Hancock Stockbrokers in May 1965 he became a partner with this company From February 1948-May 1962 he was with the Ministry of Overseas Development where he was Administrative Officer Kenya Civil Service He was Assistant Secretary Ministry of African Affairs Kenya for two-and-a-half years Mr Denton studied Overseas Civil Service Public Administration at Cambridge University and attended London University taking work in Local Government Mrs Denton and their three children will join Mr Denton in Washington very shortly

6

Mr Denton Mr Conner Mr Quijano Mr Reese

JAMES C CONNER from the United States joined the Legal Departshyment of IFe as an Attorney on November 20 Since 1963 until joining IFC Mr Conner has been an Associate with Steptoe and Johnson (Attorneys-at-law) in Washington From 1961-1963 he was an Associate with Stassen Kephart Sarkis and Scullin (Attorneysshyat-Iaw) in Pennsylvania He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Washington and Lee University in 1954 During the years 1954-1955 he attended the Universite Libre de Bruxelles In 1958 he received his LLB with Specialization in International Affairs from the Law School of the University of Chicago Mr and Mrs Conner and their baby daughter live in Georgetown

CARLOS N QUIJANO from Cuba joined the Western Hemisphere LJepartment as an Economist on November 29 For the past twenty months Mr Quijano has served as Senior Economist ClAP Desk Officer with the Department of Economic Affairs Organization of American States From 1961 until February 1966 he was an Economic Analyst with the Business Economic Department General Developshyment Division of W R Grace and Co New York From January 1959 until February 1961 he was an Economist for the Government Republic of Cuba He has a BBA in Economics from the University of Miami Florida Mr Quijano also studied and lectured at the Catholic University Havana He has lectured in Economics and Politi shycal Science at Harvard and Yale Universities Marymount College International Development Association Inter-American Defense Colshylege and Foreign Service Institute Mr and Mrs Quijano and their three children live in Kensington Maryland

DAVID G REESE from the United States joined the Projects D~partshy

ment Agricultural Division as an Economist on November 29 Before taking up his position with the Bank Mr Reese was Economic Adviser at Harvard University Development Advisory Service where he assisted the Government of West Pakistan to improve the planning and implementation of its economic development From December 1959-July 1965 he was Program Officer with US Aid Washington and Pakistan Mr Reese has a BA (Government) from Southern Methodist University Dallas and an MA-International Relations Asian Studies International Economics from the School of Advanced International Studies of The Johns Hopkins University Washington De He also has a Master of Public Administration (Development Economics) from Harvard University Mr and Mrs Reese are still house-hunting they have one son and a daughter

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New Professional Staff

Mr Dahl Mr Reis

EDWARD C DAHL from the United States joined the Administration Department-Data Processing-as a Systems Analyst on November 1 From October 1960 until taking up his appointment with the Bank Mr Dahl worked for Woodward and Lothrop in Washington where he served in a staff capacity to the Director of Data Processing and before this January 1963-February 1967 he was Manager Methods Planning and Electronics Mr Dahl attended American University Washington DC where he received his BA Degree in Mathematics in 1960 Mr Dahl also did some under-graduate work at the Colgate University Hamilton New York in Political Science Mr Dahl and his family live in Chevy Chase Washington DC

MAURICE JACK REIS from the United States joined the Projects Department Public Utilities Division as a Financial Analyst on November 8 Since 1945 until taking up his position with the Bank he was an officer of Reis and Chandler Inc New York where he was financial adviser expert to public utility companies From Febshyruary 1965 until July 1967 Mr Reis was on leave of absence from Reis and Chandler Inc during which time he and Mrs Reis trained and worked for the Peace Corps as Volunteers they were stationed in Lima Peru Mr Reis received a BS Degree in Commerce magna cum laude in 1930 from Washington and Lee University He also studied finance and investments at New York University Mr and Mrs Reis have rented a house on Ordway Street Northwest Washshyington

CHRISTOPHER JOHN DENTON from the United Kingdom joined the Administration Department Personnel Division as a Personnel Officer on November 13 Before joining the Bank Mr Denton worked for the Ministry of Overseas Department London from November 1965-0ctober 1967 where he was Appointments Officer dealing with recruitment for International Organizations including the World Bank International Monetary Fund United Nations and Asian Development Bank From June 1962-November 1965 he was an Assistant handling investment matters with Scott Goff and Hancock Stockbrokers in May 1965 he became a partner with this company From February 1948-May 1962 he was with the Ministry of Overseas Development where he was Administrative Officer Kenya Civil Service He was Assistant Secretary Ministry of African Affairs Kenya for two-and-a-half years Mr Denton studied Overseas Civil Service Public Administration at Cambridge University and attended London University taking work in Local Government Mrs Denton and their three children will join Mr Denton in Washington very shortly

6

Mr Denton Mr Conner Mr Quijano Mr Reese

JAMES C CONNER from the United States joined the Legal Departshyment of IFe as an Attorney on November 20 Since 1963 until joining IFC Mr Conner has been an Associate with Steptoe and Johnson (Attorneys-at-law) in Washington From 1961-1963 he was an Associate with Stassen Kephart Sarkis and Scullin (Attorneysshyat-Iaw) in Pennsylvania He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Washington and Lee University in 1954 During the years 1954-1955 he attended the Universite Libre de Bruxelles In 1958 he received his LLB with Specialization in International Affairs from the Law School of the University of Chicago Mr and Mrs Conner and their baby daughter live in Georgetown

CARLOS N QUIJANO from Cuba joined the Western Hemisphere LJepartment as an Economist on November 29 For the past twenty months Mr Quijano has served as Senior Economist ClAP Desk Officer with the Department of Economic Affairs Organization of American States From 1961 until February 1966 he was an Economic Analyst with the Business Economic Department General Developshyment Division of W R Grace and Co New York From January 1959 until February 1961 he was an Economist for the Government Republic of Cuba He has a BBA in Economics from the University of Miami Florida Mr Quijano also studied and lectured at the Catholic University Havana He has lectured in Economics and Politi shycal Science at Harvard and Yale Universities Marymount College International Development Association Inter-American Defense Colshylege and Foreign Service Institute Mr and Mrs Quijano and their three children live in Kensington Maryland

DAVID G REESE from the United States joined the Projects D~partshy

ment Agricultural Division as an Economist on November 29 Before taking up his position with the Bank Mr Reese was Economic Adviser at Harvard University Development Advisory Service where he assisted the Government of West Pakistan to improve the planning and implementation of its economic development From December 1959-July 1965 he was Program Officer with US Aid Washington and Pakistan Mr Reese has a BA (Government) from Southern Methodist University Dallas and an MA-International Relations Asian Studies International Economics from the School of Advanced International Studies of The Johns Hopkins University Washington De He also has a Master of Public Administration (Development Economics) from Harvard University Mr and Mrs Reese are still house-hunting they have one son and a daughter

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Mr Denton Mr Conner Mr Quijano Mr Reese

JAMES C CONNER from the United States joined the Legal Departshyment of IFe as an Attorney on November 20 Since 1963 until joining IFC Mr Conner has been an Associate with Steptoe and Johnson (Attorneys-at-law) in Washington From 1961-1963 he was an Associate with Stassen Kephart Sarkis and Scullin (Attorneysshyat-Iaw) in Pennsylvania He received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from Washington and Lee University in 1954 During the years 1954-1955 he attended the Universite Libre de Bruxelles In 1958 he received his LLB with Specialization in International Affairs from the Law School of the University of Chicago Mr and Mrs Conner and their baby daughter live in Georgetown

CARLOS N QUIJANO from Cuba joined the Western Hemisphere LJepartment as an Economist on November 29 For the past twenty months Mr Quijano has served as Senior Economist ClAP Desk Officer with the Department of Economic Affairs Organization of American States From 1961 until February 1966 he was an Economic Analyst with the Business Economic Department General Developshyment Division of W R Grace and Co New York From January 1959 until February 1961 he was an Economist for the Government Republic of Cuba He has a BBA in Economics from the University of Miami Florida Mr Quijano also studied and lectured at the Catholic University Havana He has lectured in Economics and Politi shycal Science at Harvard and Yale Universities Marymount College International Development Association Inter-American Defense Colshylege and Foreign Service Institute Mr and Mrs Quijano and their three children live in Kensington Maryland

DAVID G REESE from the United States joined the Projects D~partshy

ment Agricultural Division as an Economist on November 29 Before taking up his position with the Bank Mr Reese was Economic Adviser at Harvard University Development Advisory Service where he assisted the Government of West Pakistan to improve the planning and implementation of its economic development From December 1959-July 1965 he was Program Officer with US Aid Washington and Pakistan Mr Reese has a BA (Government) from Southern Methodist University Dallas and an MA-International Relations Asian Studies International Economics from the School of Advanced International Studies of The Johns Hopkins University Washington De He also has a Master of Public Administration (Development Economics) from Harvard University Mr and Mrs Reese are still house-hunting they have one son and a daughter

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l Following are reviews of recent books submitted by the Library Commitshy

tee

Esme Benjamin reports on The King by Morlan Cooper

After taking quite a few chapters to get off the ground this book turned out to be a repetition of The Arrangement J also think I detected some of Valley of the Dolls except that Mr Cooper puts drinking in place of pill taking But even though this book is a combination of the plots of two other books (or perhaps because it is) I was not impressed

In a nutshell the story is about a rags-to-riches singer who devotes the earlier part of his career to song women and wine and the latter part to wine women politics and trying to right the wrongs of the earlier part However he does not succeed sufficiently at any of these attempts

I read this book through to a literal bitter end hoping to find a surprise or two but after reading it I found the whole story on the blurb inside the jacket

c J Martin reviews Janus Island by Sloan Wilson

This novel I place in the s category-a story of strain and stress resultshying in successive sex often in sordid surroundings systematic sipping of spirits supersonic smashes and stark stupidity to which have been added here snooping sadism and shark orgies The story is about a TV writer (Ben Powers) recently divorced who has a rich and more than eccentric friend who always wants to win at everything and recruits Ben to help him Ben feels lonely remembers a girl he met at a party telephones her and spends most of the remaining pages with her-often in amorous postures It is light reading but more than a little far fetched The authors descrrptions of the sea sailing techniques and Florida island scenery bear a stamp of authenticity I have my doubts about the rest

The Espionage Establishment by David Wise and Thomas B Ross

A summary of information otherwise scattered through many books magazine articles and newspaper reports If you are an avid reader of spy cases you will be merely reminded of what you have read before but it is interesting

Linda Owens regarding Topaz by Leon Uris

I waited with great expectations to have the chance to read a new work by the author of Exodus and Armageddon As I progressed through one chapter after another disappointment mounted Mr Uris is attempting to take advantage of the current popularity of spy stories and spins his plot on the flimsy cliches of United StatesFrench antagonism Not only the authors sympathies are transparent-his plot is too However a thinking man may wish to delve a little cioser into the career of a certain general as a result of reading Topaz

12

TWENTY YEAR 5TAFF

OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

(L to R) Aileen Lawson Treasurers Grace Aube Administration 1 H Collier Economics Flora White Economics Gladys Noel Treasurers Insert Helen Paulson Economics S R Cope Europe Mary OBrien Treasurersunable to be present

TEN YEAR 5TAFF

DECEMBER

Margot Vobe Projects

Y L Chang Treasurers

FIVE YEAR 5TAFF

DECEMBER (L to R) Suzanne Manlapaz Treasurers Mary Rapko Western Hemisphere G Monterastelli Administration Renate Mayes Legal Elizabeth Anton Treasurers A Nespoulous-Neuville Economics Inserts Crus Sam ii Africa Jean Baneth Asia

SKI I CLUB

Before

After

A blonde Parisienne who holds a Swiss ski instructors license and recently taught at Kitzbuhel Austria has been appointed to the newly-created honorary position of Instructress of the IMF Ski Club Mlle Marie-joele Majoie a secretary in the IMF Institute has volunteered to spend part of her first winter on North American slopes teaching members

Other 1967-68 officials of the club which had over 350 members from the Bank and the Fund last season include Rudy Rhomberg president Tenley jones viceshypresident Marc Gosselin treasurer (he produced a $450 surplus and along with the president was reelected by acclamation) and Denise Pegoix (extension 3477) who is in charge of collecting the $5 membership fee

The clubs advisory board consists of Albert Gerstein chairman Luis Escobar Gerard Teyssier and Dick Miller Mr Robert S McNamara the skier who has been named the new President of the Bank already has been issued a membership card and badge

SKI TRIPS Eleven ski trips are planned starting with a three-day New Years holiday to

Seven Springs lPa a repeat of last years popular event It was the first-and onlyshytime the men outnumbered the bunnies Day trips by chartered bus to Charnita Pa Roundtop Pa and Bryce Mountain (its a hill actually) Va a four-day tour to Manchester Vt February 21-25 and weekend trips to Seven Springs comprise the skiing schedule

The traditional ski party will be held in january and the traditional movie nights are again on the agenda for the clubs second fuU season

14

ICE SKATING Indoor ice skating is a regular Wednesday evening activity at the Village House

rink in Falls Church On Mondays weather permitting club members meet at 7 30 pm at the new outdoor rink at Crystal City in Arlington Skates may be rented at both locations Joanne Cass (extension 3025) organizes the skaters Up-to-theshyminute news about all club happenings are posted on the F~nd Bulletin Board

OTHER EXERCISES Elliott Morss leads weekend hikes along the Canal and other interesting places

when the unspeakable weather is too hot for snowmaking Shirley Oglesby directress of the clubs volleyball fanatics reports that the

weekly games near the Carter Barron Theatre in Rock Creek Park were so successshyful that this ski club sport will resume in the late spring after all that Iovely snowshydue momentarily-finally melts (sob) away

Hals-und-Beinbruch

1967

TENNIS

CLUB

TROPHY WINNERS

The Trophies were presented to the winners of the Tennis Tournament at the Tennis Club Cocktail Party held in the Banks Executive

Dining Room on December 1

(L to R) Jayarajan Chanmugam IFC Mixed Doubles Marina Suarez Administrashytion Ladies Singles and Mixed Doubles L Hartsell Cash IFC and John Hulley Economics Mens Doubles

15

middot 1

WELCOME TO NEW STAFF - NOVEMBER (L to R) Mrs Sonia Y Dunbar Administration from Monrovia Liberia Miss Norma S San Andres IFC from Manila Miss Lorraine Corbett IFC from Montreal Mrs Pattie J Koh Projects from Pusan Korea Miss Angela Giertsen EDI from Oslo Miss Rosalie M Clare Treasurers from Newcastle Australia Mrs Kulwanti M Singh Projects from New Delhi Mrs Elizabeth Della Lana Treasurers from Pforzheim Germany Miss Una C Vargas Projects from Quezon City Philippines Miss Leonila M Francisco Projects from Talisay Camarines Philippines

Mrs Clara M Onyewu Economics from Trinidad was unable to be present

PERSONALS BEST WISHES TO Milagros Casimiro Treasurers who married Walter P OToole on Saturday November 25 at St Stevens Church Washjngton The couple will make their home in Washshyington

Syum and Vivian Goche Administrashytion who were married on November 29 The couple will make their home in Washington

Vivian Aquino IFC who married Eduardo E Latour on Saturday Decemshyber 2 at the Church of the Holy Trinity They will live in Virginia

Pat Sloman Administration who marshyried William t earmonth on December 2 at the Church of the Pilgrim Mr Learmonth is a Senior Automation Speshycialist with Automation Technology Inc The couple will make their home in Maryland

Mr Mandayam Sreedhar who married Kathy Goldman on December 2 at the home of their friends Mr and Mrs Daniel Mayers Mr Sreedhar has been with the Economic Department since October 30 Mrs Sreedhar is from Forest Hills New York

Avon Israel who married David Thomas at the Sligo Seventh-Day Adshyventist Church in Takoma Park on Deshycember 3 The couple will make their home in Takoma Park Maryland

16

Florence Conlon Economics became engaged on Satu rday December 9 to John D Mclain Mr Mclain is a Direcshytor of Melpar-a-graph The couple will marry in the Spring

BIRTHS Rebecca Ann was welcomed by her two brothers and parents Dadene and Anthony Churchill (Economics Deshypartment) on September 13 Rebecca weighed 6 Ibs 7 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A third child and baby son for Anne and Thomas Clyde (Legal Department) William Christopher was born on November 18 at Sibley Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 4 oz

Augustin and Mercedes de Sanchez (Projects) welcomed the arrival of their third son Augustin on November 22 Augustin weighed 7 Ibs 15 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A baby boy for John and Sonia Smith (Economics) Mark Alan was born on November 29 at Columbia Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 15 oz Mark is their fourth child

Mariette and Ernest Lamers (Middle East and North Africa) welcomed the arrival of their first child a daughter Nathal ie on December 2 Nathalie was born at the Washington Hospital Center

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l Following are reviews of recent books submitted by the Library Commitshy

tee

Esme Benjamin reports on The King by Morlan Cooper

After taking quite a few chapters to get off the ground this book turned out to be a repetition of The Arrangement J also think I detected some of Valley of the Dolls except that Mr Cooper puts drinking in place of pill taking But even though this book is a combination of the plots of two other books (or perhaps because it is) I was not impressed

In a nutshell the story is about a rags-to-riches singer who devotes the earlier part of his career to song women and wine and the latter part to wine women politics and trying to right the wrongs of the earlier part However he does not succeed sufficiently at any of these attempts

I read this book through to a literal bitter end hoping to find a surprise or two but after reading it I found the whole story on the blurb inside the jacket

c J Martin reviews Janus Island by Sloan Wilson

This novel I place in the s category-a story of strain and stress resultshying in successive sex often in sordid surroundings systematic sipping of spirits supersonic smashes and stark stupidity to which have been added here snooping sadism and shark orgies The story is about a TV writer (Ben Powers) recently divorced who has a rich and more than eccentric friend who always wants to win at everything and recruits Ben to help him Ben feels lonely remembers a girl he met at a party telephones her and spends most of the remaining pages with her-often in amorous postures It is light reading but more than a little far fetched The authors descrrptions of the sea sailing techniques and Florida island scenery bear a stamp of authenticity I have my doubts about the rest

The Espionage Establishment by David Wise and Thomas B Ross

A summary of information otherwise scattered through many books magazine articles and newspaper reports If you are an avid reader of spy cases you will be merely reminded of what you have read before but it is interesting

Linda Owens regarding Topaz by Leon Uris

I waited with great expectations to have the chance to read a new work by the author of Exodus and Armageddon As I progressed through one chapter after another disappointment mounted Mr Uris is attempting to take advantage of the current popularity of spy stories and spins his plot on the flimsy cliches of United StatesFrench antagonism Not only the authors sympathies are transparent-his plot is too However a thinking man may wish to delve a little cioser into the career of a certain general as a result of reading Topaz

12

TWENTY YEAR 5TAFF

OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

(L to R) Aileen Lawson Treasurers Grace Aube Administration 1 H Collier Economics Flora White Economics Gladys Noel Treasurers Insert Helen Paulson Economics S R Cope Europe Mary OBrien Treasurersunable to be present

TEN YEAR 5TAFF

DECEMBER

Margot Vobe Projects

Y L Chang Treasurers

FIVE YEAR 5TAFF

DECEMBER (L to R) Suzanne Manlapaz Treasurers Mary Rapko Western Hemisphere G Monterastelli Administration Renate Mayes Legal Elizabeth Anton Treasurers A Nespoulous-Neuville Economics Inserts Crus Sam ii Africa Jean Baneth Asia

SKI I CLUB

Before

After

A blonde Parisienne who holds a Swiss ski instructors license and recently taught at Kitzbuhel Austria has been appointed to the newly-created honorary position of Instructress of the IMF Ski Club Mlle Marie-joele Majoie a secretary in the IMF Institute has volunteered to spend part of her first winter on North American slopes teaching members

Other 1967-68 officials of the club which had over 350 members from the Bank and the Fund last season include Rudy Rhomberg president Tenley jones viceshypresident Marc Gosselin treasurer (he produced a $450 surplus and along with the president was reelected by acclamation) and Denise Pegoix (extension 3477) who is in charge of collecting the $5 membership fee

The clubs advisory board consists of Albert Gerstein chairman Luis Escobar Gerard Teyssier and Dick Miller Mr Robert S McNamara the skier who has been named the new President of the Bank already has been issued a membership card and badge

SKI TRIPS Eleven ski trips are planned starting with a three-day New Years holiday to

Seven Springs lPa a repeat of last years popular event It was the first-and onlyshytime the men outnumbered the bunnies Day trips by chartered bus to Charnita Pa Roundtop Pa and Bryce Mountain (its a hill actually) Va a four-day tour to Manchester Vt February 21-25 and weekend trips to Seven Springs comprise the skiing schedule

The traditional ski party will be held in january and the traditional movie nights are again on the agenda for the clubs second fuU season

14

ICE SKATING Indoor ice skating is a regular Wednesday evening activity at the Village House

rink in Falls Church On Mondays weather permitting club members meet at 7 30 pm at the new outdoor rink at Crystal City in Arlington Skates may be rented at both locations Joanne Cass (extension 3025) organizes the skaters Up-to-theshyminute news about all club happenings are posted on the F~nd Bulletin Board

OTHER EXERCISES Elliott Morss leads weekend hikes along the Canal and other interesting places

when the unspeakable weather is too hot for snowmaking Shirley Oglesby directress of the clubs volleyball fanatics reports that the

weekly games near the Carter Barron Theatre in Rock Creek Park were so successshyful that this ski club sport will resume in the late spring after all that Iovely snowshydue momentarily-finally melts (sob) away

Hals-und-Beinbruch

1967

TENNIS

CLUB

TROPHY WINNERS

The Trophies were presented to the winners of the Tennis Tournament at the Tennis Club Cocktail Party held in the Banks Executive

Dining Room on December 1

(L to R) Jayarajan Chanmugam IFC Mixed Doubles Marina Suarez Administrashytion Ladies Singles and Mixed Doubles L Hartsell Cash IFC and John Hulley Economics Mens Doubles

15

middot 1

WELCOME TO NEW STAFF - NOVEMBER (L to R) Mrs Sonia Y Dunbar Administration from Monrovia Liberia Miss Norma S San Andres IFC from Manila Miss Lorraine Corbett IFC from Montreal Mrs Pattie J Koh Projects from Pusan Korea Miss Angela Giertsen EDI from Oslo Miss Rosalie M Clare Treasurers from Newcastle Australia Mrs Kulwanti M Singh Projects from New Delhi Mrs Elizabeth Della Lana Treasurers from Pforzheim Germany Miss Una C Vargas Projects from Quezon City Philippines Miss Leonila M Francisco Projects from Talisay Camarines Philippines

Mrs Clara M Onyewu Economics from Trinidad was unable to be present

PERSONALS BEST WISHES TO Milagros Casimiro Treasurers who married Walter P OToole on Saturday November 25 at St Stevens Church Washjngton The couple will make their home in Washshyington

Syum and Vivian Goche Administrashytion who were married on November 29 The couple will make their home in Washington

Vivian Aquino IFC who married Eduardo E Latour on Saturday Decemshyber 2 at the Church of the Holy Trinity They will live in Virginia

Pat Sloman Administration who marshyried William t earmonth on December 2 at the Church of the Pilgrim Mr Learmonth is a Senior Automation Speshycialist with Automation Technology Inc The couple will make their home in Maryland

Mr Mandayam Sreedhar who married Kathy Goldman on December 2 at the home of their friends Mr and Mrs Daniel Mayers Mr Sreedhar has been with the Economic Department since October 30 Mrs Sreedhar is from Forest Hills New York

Avon Israel who married David Thomas at the Sligo Seventh-Day Adshyventist Church in Takoma Park on Deshycember 3 The couple will make their home in Takoma Park Maryland

16

Florence Conlon Economics became engaged on Satu rday December 9 to John D Mclain Mr Mclain is a Direcshytor of Melpar-a-graph The couple will marry in the Spring

BIRTHS Rebecca Ann was welcomed by her two brothers and parents Dadene and Anthony Churchill (Economics Deshypartment) on September 13 Rebecca weighed 6 Ibs 7 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A third child and baby son for Anne and Thomas Clyde (Legal Department) William Christopher was born on November 18 at Sibley Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 4 oz

Augustin and Mercedes de Sanchez (Projects) welcomed the arrival of their third son Augustin on November 22 Augustin weighed 7 Ibs 15 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A baby boy for John and Sonia Smith (Economics) Mark Alan was born on November 29 at Columbia Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 15 oz Mark is their fourth child

Mariette and Ernest Lamers (Middle East and North Africa) welcomed the arrival of their first child a daughter Nathal ie on December 2 Nathalie was born at the Washington Hospital Center

l Following are reviews of recent books submitted by the Library Commitshy

tee

Esme Benjamin reports on The King by Morlan Cooper

After taking quite a few chapters to get off the ground this book turned out to be a repetition of The Arrangement J also think I detected some of Valley of the Dolls except that Mr Cooper puts drinking in place of pill taking But even though this book is a combination of the plots of two other books (or perhaps because it is) I was not impressed

In a nutshell the story is about a rags-to-riches singer who devotes the earlier part of his career to song women and wine and the latter part to wine women politics and trying to right the wrongs of the earlier part However he does not succeed sufficiently at any of these attempts

I read this book through to a literal bitter end hoping to find a surprise or two but after reading it I found the whole story on the blurb inside the jacket

c J Martin reviews Janus Island by Sloan Wilson

This novel I place in the s category-a story of strain and stress resultshying in successive sex often in sordid surroundings systematic sipping of spirits supersonic smashes and stark stupidity to which have been added here snooping sadism and shark orgies The story is about a TV writer (Ben Powers) recently divorced who has a rich and more than eccentric friend who always wants to win at everything and recruits Ben to help him Ben feels lonely remembers a girl he met at a party telephones her and spends most of the remaining pages with her-often in amorous postures It is light reading but more than a little far fetched The authors descrrptions of the sea sailing techniques and Florida island scenery bear a stamp of authenticity I have my doubts about the rest

The Espionage Establishment by David Wise and Thomas B Ross

A summary of information otherwise scattered through many books magazine articles and newspaper reports If you are an avid reader of spy cases you will be merely reminded of what you have read before but it is interesting

Linda Owens regarding Topaz by Leon Uris

I waited with great expectations to have the chance to read a new work by the author of Exodus and Armageddon As I progressed through one chapter after another disappointment mounted Mr Uris is attempting to take advantage of the current popularity of spy stories and spins his plot on the flimsy cliches of United StatesFrench antagonism Not only the authors sympathies are transparent-his plot is too However a thinking man may wish to delve a little cioser into the career of a certain general as a result of reading Topaz

12

TWENTY YEAR 5TAFF

OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

(L to R) Aileen Lawson Treasurers Grace Aube Administration 1 H Collier Economics Flora White Economics Gladys Noel Treasurers Insert Helen Paulson Economics S R Cope Europe Mary OBrien Treasurersunable to be present

TEN YEAR 5TAFF

DECEMBER

Margot Vobe Projects

Y L Chang Treasurers

FIVE YEAR 5TAFF

DECEMBER (L to R) Suzanne Manlapaz Treasurers Mary Rapko Western Hemisphere G Monterastelli Administration Renate Mayes Legal Elizabeth Anton Treasurers A Nespoulous-Neuville Economics Inserts Crus Sam ii Africa Jean Baneth Asia

SKI I CLUB

Before

After

A blonde Parisienne who holds a Swiss ski instructors license and recently taught at Kitzbuhel Austria has been appointed to the newly-created honorary position of Instructress of the IMF Ski Club Mlle Marie-joele Majoie a secretary in the IMF Institute has volunteered to spend part of her first winter on North American slopes teaching members

Other 1967-68 officials of the club which had over 350 members from the Bank and the Fund last season include Rudy Rhomberg president Tenley jones viceshypresident Marc Gosselin treasurer (he produced a $450 surplus and along with the president was reelected by acclamation) and Denise Pegoix (extension 3477) who is in charge of collecting the $5 membership fee

The clubs advisory board consists of Albert Gerstein chairman Luis Escobar Gerard Teyssier and Dick Miller Mr Robert S McNamara the skier who has been named the new President of the Bank already has been issued a membership card and badge

SKI TRIPS Eleven ski trips are planned starting with a three-day New Years holiday to

Seven Springs lPa a repeat of last years popular event It was the first-and onlyshytime the men outnumbered the bunnies Day trips by chartered bus to Charnita Pa Roundtop Pa and Bryce Mountain (its a hill actually) Va a four-day tour to Manchester Vt February 21-25 and weekend trips to Seven Springs comprise the skiing schedule

The traditional ski party will be held in january and the traditional movie nights are again on the agenda for the clubs second fuU season

14

ICE SKATING Indoor ice skating is a regular Wednesday evening activity at the Village House

rink in Falls Church On Mondays weather permitting club members meet at 7 30 pm at the new outdoor rink at Crystal City in Arlington Skates may be rented at both locations Joanne Cass (extension 3025) organizes the skaters Up-to-theshyminute news about all club happenings are posted on the F~nd Bulletin Board

OTHER EXERCISES Elliott Morss leads weekend hikes along the Canal and other interesting places

when the unspeakable weather is too hot for snowmaking Shirley Oglesby directress of the clubs volleyball fanatics reports that the

weekly games near the Carter Barron Theatre in Rock Creek Park were so successshyful that this ski club sport will resume in the late spring after all that Iovely snowshydue momentarily-finally melts (sob) away

Hals-und-Beinbruch

1967

TENNIS

CLUB

TROPHY WINNERS

The Trophies were presented to the winners of the Tennis Tournament at the Tennis Club Cocktail Party held in the Banks Executive

Dining Room on December 1

(L to R) Jayarajan Chanmugam IFC Mixed Doubles Marina Suarez Administrashytion Ladies Singles and Mixed Doubles L Hartsell Cash IFC and John Hulley Economics Mens Doubles

15

middot 1

WELCOME TO NEW STAFF - NOVEMBER (L to R) Mrs Sonia Y Dunbar Administration from Monrovia Liberia Miss Norma S San Andres IFC from Manila Miss Lorraine Corbett IFC from Montreal Mrs Pattie J Koh Projects from Pusan Korea Miss Angela Giertsen EDI from Oslo Miss Rosalie M Clare Treasurers from Newcastle Australia Mrs Kulwanti M Singh Projects from New Delhi Mrs Elizabeth Della Lana Treasurers from Pforzheim Germany Miss Una C Vargas Projects from Quezon City Philippines Miss Leonila M Francisco Projects from Talisay Camarines Philippines

Mrs Clara M Onyewu Economics from Trinidad was unable to be present

PERSONALS BEST WISHES TO Milagros Casimiro Treasurers who married Walter P OToole on Saturday November 25 at St Stevens Church Washjngton The couple will make their home in Washshyington

Syum and Vivian Goche Administrashytion who were married on November 29 The couple will make their home in Washington

Vivian Aquino IFC who married Eduardo E Latour on Saturday Decemshyber 2 at the Church of the Holy Trinity They will live in Virginia

Pat Sloman Administration who marshyried William t earmonth on December 2 at the Church of the Pilgrim Mr Learmonth is a Senior Automation Speshycialist with Automation Technology Inc The couple will make their home in Maryland

Mr Mandayam Sreedhar who married Kathy Goldman on December 2 at the home of their friends Mr and Mrs Daniel Mayers Mr Sreedhar has been with the Economic Department since October 30 Mrs Sreedhar is from Forest Hills New York

Avon Israel who married David Thomas at the Sligo Seventh-Day Adshyventist Church in Takoma Park on Deshycember 3 The couple will make their home in Takoma Park Maryland

16

Florence Conlon Economics became engaged on Satu rday December 9 to John D Mclain Mr Mclain is a Direcshytor of Melpar-a-graph The couple will marry in the Spring

BIRTHS Rebecca Ann was welcomed by her two brothers and parents Dadene and Anthony Churchill (Economics Deshypartment) on September 13 Rebecca weighed 6 Ibs 7 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A third child and baby son for Anne and Thomas Clyde (Legal Department) William Christopher was born on November 18 at Sibley Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 4 oz

Augustin and Mercedes de Sanchez (Projects) welcomed the arrival of their third son Augustin on November 22 Augustin weighed 7 Ibs 15 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A baby boy for John and Sonia Smith (Economics) Mark Alan was born on November 29 at Columbia Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 15 oz Mark is their fourth child

Mariette and Ernest Lamers (Middle East and North Africa) welcomed the arrival of their first child a daughter Nathal ie on December 2 Nathalie was born at the Washington Hospital Center

TWENTY YEAR 5TAFF

OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER

(L to R) Aileen Lawson Treasurers Grace Aube Administration 1 H Collier Economics Flora White Economics Gladys Noel Treasurers Insert Helen Paulson Economics S R Cope Europe Mary OBrien Treasurersunable to be present

TEN YEAR 5TAFF

DECEMBER

Margot Vobe Projects

Y L Chang Treasurers

FIVE YEAR 5TAFF

DECEMBER (L to R) Suzanne Manlapaz Treasurers Mary Rapko Western Hemisphere G Monterastelli Administration Renate Mayes Legal Elizabeth Anton Treasurers A Nespoulous-Neuville Economics Inserts Crus Sam ii Africa Jean Baneth Asia

SKI I CLUB

Before

After

A blonde Parisienne who holds a Swiss ski instructors license and recently taught at Kitzbuhel Austria has been appointed to the newly-created honorary position of Instructress of the IMF Ski Club Mlle Marie-joele Majoie a secretary in the IMF Institute has volunteered to spend part of her first winter on North American slopes teaching members

Other 1967-68 officials of the club which had over 350 members from the Bank and the Fund last season include Rudy Rhomberg president Tenley jones viceshypresident Marc Gosselin treasurer (he produced a $450 surplus and along with the president was reelected by acclamation) and Denise Pegoix (extension 3477) who is in charge of collecting the $5 membership fee

The clubs advisory board consists of Albert Gerstein chairman Luis Escobar Gerard Teyssier and Dick Miller Mr Robert S McNamara the skier who has been named the new President of the Bank already has been issued a membership card and badge

SKI TRIPS Eleven ski trips are planned starting with a three-day New Years holiday to

Seven Springs lPa a repeat of last years popular event It was the first-and onlyshytime the men outnumbered the bunnies Day trips by chartered bus to Charnita Pa Roundtop Pa and Bryce Mountain (its a hill actually) Va a four-day tour to Manchester Vt February 21-25 and weekend trips to Seven Springs comprise the skiing schedule

The traditional ski party will be held in january and the traditional movie nights are again on the agenda for the clubs second fuU season

14

ICE SKATING Indoor ice skating is a regular Wednesday evening activity at the Village House

rink in Falls Church On Mondays weather permitting club members meet at 7 30 pm at the new outdoor rink at Crystal City in Arlington Skates may be rented at both locations Joanne Cass (extension 3025) organizes the skaters Up-to-theshyminute news about all club happenings are posted on the F~nd Bulletin Board

OTHER EXERCISES Elliott Morss leads weekend hikes along the Canal and other interesting places

when the unspeakable weather is too hot for snowmaking Shirley Oglesby directress of the clubs volleyball fanatics reports that the

weekly games near the Carter Barron Theatre in Rock Creek Park were so successshyful that this ski club sport will resume in the late spring after all that Iovely snowshydue momentarily-finally melts (sob) away

Hals-und-Beinbruch

1967

TENNIS

CLUB

TROPHY WINNERS

The Trophies were presented to the winners of the Tennis Tournament at the Tennis Club Cocktail Party held in the Banks Executive

Dining Room on December 1

(L to R) Jayarajan Chanmugam IFC Mixed Doubles Marina Suarez Administrashytion Ladies Singles and Mixed Doubles L Hartsell Cash IFC and John Hulley Economics Mens Doubles

15

middot 1

WELCOME TO NEW STAFF - NOVEMBER (L to R) Mrs Sonia Y Dunbar Administration from Monrovia Liberia Miss Norma S San Andres IFC from Manila Miss Lorraine Corbett IFC from Montreal Mrs Pattie J Koh Projects from Pusan Korea Miss Angela Giertsen EDI from Oslo Miss Rosalie M Clare Treasurers from Newcastle Australia Mrs Kulwanti M Singh Projects from New Delhi Mrs Elizabeth Della Lana Treasurers from Pforzheim Germany Miss Una C Vargas Projects from Quezon City Philippines Miss Leonila M Francisco Projects from Talisay Camarines Philippines

Mrs Clara M Onyewu Economics from Trinidad was unable to be present

PERSONALS BEST WISHES TO Milagros Casimiro Treasurers who married Walter P OToole on Saturday November 25 at St Stevens Church Washjngton The couple will make their home in Washshyington

Syum and Vivian Goche Administrashytion who were married on November 29 The couple will make their home in Washington

Vivian Aquino IFC who married Eduardo E Latour on Saturday Decemshyber 2 at the Church of the Holy Trinity They will live in Virginia

Pat Sloman Administration who marshyried William t earmonth on December 2 at the Church of the Pilgrim Mr Learmonth is a Senior Automation Speshycialist with Automation Technology Inc The couple will make their home in Maryland

Mr Mandayam Sreedhar who married Kathy Goldman on December 2 at the home of their friends Mr and Mrs Daniel Mayers Mr Sreedhar has been with the Economic Department since October 30 Mrs Sreedhar is from Forest Hills New York

Avon Israel who married David Thomas at the Sligo Seventh-Day Adshyventist Church in Takoma Park on Deshycember 3 The couple will make their home in Takoma Park Maryland

16

Florence Conlon Economics became engaged on Satu rday December 9 to John D Mclain Mr Mclain is a Direcshytor of Melpar-a-graph The couple will marry in the Spring

BIRTHS Rebecca Ann was welcomed by her two brothers and parents Dadene and Anthony Churchill (Economics Deshypartment) on September 13 Rebecca weighed 6 Ibs 7 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A third child and baby son for Anne and Thomas Clyde (Legal Department) William Christopher was born on November 18 at Sibley Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 4 oz

Augustin and Mercedes de Sanchez (Projects) welcomed the arrival of their third son Augustin on November 22 Augustin weighed 7 Ibs 15 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A baby boy for John and Sonia Smith (Economics) Mark Alan was born on November 29 at Columbia Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 15 oz Mark is their fourth child

Mariette and Ernest Lamers (Middle East and North Africa) welcomed the arrival of their first child a daughter Nathal ie on December 2 Nathalie was born at the Washington Hospital Center

SKI I CLUB

Before

After

A blonde Parisienne who holds a Swiss ski instructors license and recently taught at Kitzbuhel Austria has been appointed to the newly-created honorary position of Instructress of the IMF Ski Club Mlle Marie-joele Majoie a secretary in the IMF Institute has volunteered to spend part of her first winter on North American slopes teaching members

Other 1967-68 officials of the club which had over 350 members from the Bank and the Fund last season include Rudy Rhomberg president Tenley jones viceshypresident Marc Gosselin treasurer (he produced a $450 surplus and along with the president was reelected by acclamation) and Denise Pegoix (extension 3477) who is in charge of collecting the $5 membership fee

The clubs advisory board consists of Albert Gerstein chairman Luis Escobar Gerard Teyssier and Dick Miller Mr Robert S McNamara the skier who has been named the new President of the Bank already has been issued a membership card and badge

SKI TRIPS Eleven ski trips are planned starting with a three-day New Years holiday to

Seven Springs lPa a repeat of last years popular event It was the first-and onlyshytime the men outnumbered the bunnies Day trips by chartered bus to Charnita Pa Roundtop Pa and Bryce Mountain (its a hill actually) Va a four-day tour to Manchester Vt February 21-25 and weekend trips to Seven Springs comprise the skiing schedule

The traditional ski party will be held in january and the traditional movie nights are again on the agenda for the clubs second fuU season

14

ICE SKATING Indoor ice skating is a regular Wednesday evening activity at the Village House

rink in Falls Church On Mondays weather permitting club members meet at 7 30 pm at the new outdoor rink at Crystal City in Arlington Skates may be rented at both locations Joanne Cass (extension 3025) organizes the skaters Up-to-theshyminute news about all club happenings are posted on the F~nd Bulletin Board

OTHER EXERCISES Elliott Morss leads weekend hikes along the Canal and other interesting places

when the unspeakable weather is too hot for snowmaking Shirley Oglesby directress of the clubs volleyball fanatics reports that the

weekly games near the Carter Barron Theatre in Rock Creek Park were so successshyful that this ski club sport will resume in the late spring after all that Iovely snowshydue momentarily-finally melts (sob) away

Hals-und-Beinbruch

1967

TENNIS

CLUB

TROPHY WINNERS

The Trophies were presented to the winners of the Tennis Tournament at the Tennis Club Cocktail Party held in the Banks Executive

Dining Room on December 1

(L to R) Jayarajan Chanmugam IFC Mixed Doubles Marina Suarez Administrashytion Ladies Singles and Mixed Doubles L Hartsell Cash IFC and John Hulley Economics Mens Doubles

15

middot 1

WELCOME TO NEW STAFF - NOVEMBER (L to R) Mrs Sonia Y Dunbar Administration from Monrovia Liberia Miss Norma S San Andres IFC from Manila Miss Lorraine Corbett IFC from Montreal Mrs Pattie J Koh Projects from Pusan Korea Miss Angela Giertsen EDI from Oslo Miss Rosalie M Clare Treasurers from Newcastle Australia Mrs Kulwanti M Singh Projects from New Delhi Mrs Elizabeth Della Lana Treasurers from Pforzheim Germany Miss Una C Vargas Projects from Quezon City Philippines Miss Leonila M Francisco Projects from Talisay Camarines Philippines

Mrs Clara M Onyewu Economics from Trinidad was unable to be present

PERSONALS BEST WISHES TO Milagros Casimiro Treasurers who married Walter P OToole on Saturday November 25 at St Stevens Church Washjngton The couple will make their home in Washshyington

Syum and Vivian Goche Administrashytion who were married on November 29 The couple will make their home in Washington

Vivian Aquino IFC who married Eduardo E Latour on Saturday Decemshyber 2 at the Church of the Holy Trinity They will live in Virginia

Pat Sloman Administration who marshyried William t earmonth on December 2 at the Church of the Pilgrim Mr Learmonth is a Senior Automation Speshycialist with Automation Technology Inc The couple will make their home in Maryland

Mr Mandayam Sreedhar who married Kathy Goldman on December 2 at the home of their friends Mr and Mrs Daniel Mayers Mr Sreedhar has been with the Economic Department since October 30 Mrs Sreedhar is from Forest Hills New York

Avon Israel who married David Thomas at the Sligo Seventh-Day Adshyventist Church in Takoma Park on Deshycember 3 The couple will make their home in Takoma Park Maryland

16

Florence Conlon Economics became engaged on Satu rday December 9 to John D Mclain Mr Mclain is a Direcshytor of Melpar-a-graph The couple will marry in the Spring

BIRTHS Rebecca Ann was welcomed by her two brothers and parents Dadene and Anthony Churchill (Economics Deshypartment) on September 13 Rebecca weighed 6 Ibs 7 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A third child and baby son for Anne and Thomas Clyde (Legal Department) William Christopher was born on November 18 at Sibley Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 4 oz

Augustin and Mercedes de Sanchez (Projects) welcomed the arrival of their third son Augustin on November 22 Augustin weighed 7 Ibs 15 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A baby boy for John and Sonia Smith (Economics) Mark Alan was born on November 29 at Columbia Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 15 oz Mark is their fourth child

Mariette and Ernest Lamers (Middle East and North Africa) welcomed the arrival of their first child a daughter Nathal ie on December 2 Nathalie was born at the Washington Hospital Center

ICE SKATING Indoor ice skating is a regular Wednesday evening activity at the Village House

rink in Falls Church On Mondays weather permitting club members meet at 7 30 pm at the new outdoor rink at Crystal City in Arlington Skates may be rented at both locations Joanne Cass (extension 3025) organizes the skaters Up-to-theshyminute news about all club happenings are posted on the F~nd Bulletin Board

OTHER EXERCISES Elliott Morss leads weekend hikes along the Canal and other interesting places

when the unspeakable weather is too hot for snowmaking Shirley Oglesby directress of the clubs volleyball fanatics reports that the

weekly games near the Carter Barron Theatre in Rock Creek Park were so successshyful that this ski club sport will resume in the late spring after all that Iovely snowshydue momentarily-finally melts (sob) away

Hals-und-Beinbruch

1967

TENNIS

CLUB

TROPHY WINNERS

The Trophies were presented to the winners of the Tennis Tournament at the Tennis Club Cocktail Party held in the Banks Executive

Dining Room on December 1

(L to R) Jayarajan Chanmugam IFC Mixed Doubles Marina Suarez Administrashytion Ladies Singles and Mixed Doubles L Hartsell Cash IFC and John Hulley Economics Mens Doubles

15

middot 1

WELCOME TO NEW STAFF - NOVEMBER (L to R) Mrs Sonia Y Dunbar Administration from Monrovia Liberia Miss Norma S San Andres IFC from Manila Miss Lorraine Corbett IFC from Montreal Mrs Pattie J Koh Projects from Pusan Korea Miss Angela Giertsen EDI from Oslo Miss Rosalie M Clare Treasurers from Newcastle Australia Mrs Kulwanti M Singh Projects from New Delhi Mrs Elizabeth Della Lana Treasurers from Pforzheim Germany Miss Una C Vargas Projects from Quezon City Philippines Miss Leonila M Francisco Projects from Talisay Camarines Philippines

Mrs Clara M Onyewu Economics from Trinidad was unable to be present

PERSONALS BEST WISHES TO Milagros Casimiro Treasurers who married Walter P OToole on Saturday November 25 at St Stevens Church Washjngton The couple will make their home in Washshyington

Syum and Vivian Goche Administrashytion who were married on November 29 The couple will make their home in Washington

Vivian Aquino IFC who married Eduardo E Latour on Saturday Decemshyber 2 at the Church of the Holy Trinity They will live in Virginia

Pat Sloman Administration who marshyried William t earmonth on December 2 at the Church of the Pilgrim Mr Learmonth is a Senior Automation Speshycialist with Automation Technology Inc The couple will make their home in Maryland

Mr Mandayam Sreedhar who married Kathy Goldman on December 2 at the home of their friends Mr and Mrs Daniel Mayers Mr Sreedhar has been with the Economic Department since October 30 Mrs Sreedhar is from Forest Hills New York

Avon Israel who married David Thomas at the Sligo Seventh-Day Adshyventist Church in Takoma Park on Deshycember 3 The couple will make their home in Takoma Park Maryland

16

Florence Conlon Economics became engaged on Satu rday December 9 to John D Mclain Mr Mclain is a Direcshytor of Melpar-a-graph The couple will marry in the Spring

BIRTHS Rebecca Ann was welcomed by her two brothers and parents Dadene and Anthony Churchill (Economics Deshypartment) on September 13 Rebecca weighed 6 Ibs 7 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A third child and baby son for Anne and Thomas Clyde (Legal Department) William Christopher was born on November 18 at Sibley Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 4 oz

Augustin and Mercedes de Sanchez (Projects) welcomed the arrival of their third son Augustin on November 22 Augustin weighed 7 Ibs 15 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A baby boy for John and Sonia Smith (Economics) Mark Alan was born on November 29 at Columbia Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 15 oz Mark is their fourth child

Mariette and Ernest Lamers (Middle East and North Africa) welcomed the arrival of their first child a daughter Nathal ie on December 2 Nathalie was born at the Washington Hospital Center

middot 1

WELCOME TO NEW STAFF - NOVEMBER (L to R) Mrs Sonia Y Dunbar Administration from Monrovia Liberia Miss Norma S San Andres IFC from Manila Miss Lorraine Corbett IFC from Montreal Mrs Pattie J Koh Projects from Pusan Korea Miss Angela Giertsen EDI from Oslo Miss Rosalie M Clare Treasurers from Newcastle Australia Mrs Kulwanti M Singh Projects from New Delhi Mrs Elizabeth Della Lana Treasurers from Pforzheim Germany Miss Una C Vargas Projects from Quezon City Philippines Miss Leonila M Francisco Projects from Talisay Camarines Philippines

Mrs Clara M Onyewu Economics from Trinidad was unable to be present

PERSONALS BEST WISHES TO Milagros Casimiro Treasurers who married Walter P OToole on Saturday November 25 at St Stevens Church Washjngton The couple will make their home in Washshyington

Syum and Vivian Goche Administrashytion who were married on November 29 The couple will make their home in Washington

Vivian Aquino IFC who married Eduardo E Latour on Saturday Decemshyber 2 at the Church of the Holy Trinity They will live in Virginia

Pat Sloman Administration who marshyried William t earmonth on December 2 at the Church of the Pilgrim Mr Learmonth is a Senior Automation Speshycialist with Automation Technology Inc The couple will make their home in Maryland

Mr Mandayam Sreedhar who married Kathy Goldman on December 2 at the home of their friends Mr and Mrs Daniel Mayers Mr Sreedhar has been with the Economic Department since October 30 Mrs Sreedhar is from Forest Hills New York

Avon Israel who married David Thomas at the Sligo Seventh-Day Adshyventist Church in Takoma Park on Deshycember 3 The couple will make their home in Takoma Park Maryland

16

Florence Conlon Economics became engaged on Satu rday December 9 to John D Mclain Mr Mclain is a Direcshytor of Melpar-a-graph The couple will marry in the Spring

BIRTHS Rebecca Ann was welcomed by her two brothers and parents Dadene and Anthony Churchill (Economics Deshypartment) on September 13 Rebecca weighed 6 Ibs 7 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A third child and baby son for Anne and Thomas Clyde (Legal Department) William Christopher was born on November 18 at Sibley Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 4 oz

Augustin and Mercedes de Sanchez (Projects) welcomed the arrival of their third son Augustin on November 22 Augustin weighed 7 Ibs 15 oz and was born at George Washington University Hospital

A baby boy for John and Sonia Smith (Economics) Mark Alan was born on November 29 at Columbia Hospital and weighed 8 Ibs 15 oz Mark is their fourth child

Mariette and Ernest Lamers (Middle East and North Africa) welcomed the arrival of their first child a daughter Nathal ie on December 2 Nathalie was born at the Washington Hospital Center