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PAGE TWELVE THE RECORD-ARGUS GREENVILLE, MONDAY, MARCH 27, I960 Planning a Trip to New York This Year? Visit to U.N. Headquarters at Lake Success Well Worth Time By EAHL MILLER So you're planning a. vacation trip to the New York City vicinity this spring or summer? Don't fail to Include in your itinerary a visit to Lake Success, interim headquarters of the United Nations, where the efforts are belflg made dally to resolve the differences of the world's great powers and where the wny is being paved for further progress toward a peaceful cure of our international ills. The United Nations is a powerful influence for conciliation and mediation, and a visit to -------Success will surely afford the Visitor a better insight into what the often-misunderstood U. N.

stands for and how it is endeavoring to attain its objectives. This piece is not designed to describe the functions of the Nations but rather to explain who may visit the United Nations and what they may ex-. pect to see, as well as to mention briefly such factors us visiting days, transportation, reservations, meals and the like. First, of all, any person 12 years of age or over may observe the meetings, although it is rc- that children must be ac- by an adult. Groups No Movie Star Has PIMPLES! No Merit tUr risk havtnr pirn- "plw bhekbwdi.

Thit's why to many Mtalta, line KUEEREX at P'mPliW bill- For JCLEEREX li not a tneur cram toothing, medicated, flesh, cotovtd liquid that pimples and black- haada diiappmr. Don't wait I drutglit (aautu KI-EEREX 40c. If out of stock, ruih 11.00 to Klccrex. lU 4 Minn, for from any organization also may visit. Single groups, have numbered from 20 to 600 persons.

A section of the U. N. Secretariat gives special attention to nongovernmental organizations, arranges for briefings, speakers, on the day of the visit in addition to observing open meetings. As for student groups, entire classes from secondary schools (ninth grade and above) may observe U. N.

meetings. Educational programs are arranged for student groups on Tuesdays and Fridays, and briefings are provided during the balance of the week, A sufficient number of teacher cbapcrpnes must accompany the class. Classes from the lower grades may visit interim headquarters for briefings. Reservations Requests by mall from a person or group outside commuting distance of Interim headquarters are alwayc granted for tho most interesting meeting open to the public and held during the period designated for the visit. Tho only requirement Is that requests must be received sufficient time for confirmation by mail from tho Admissions Office.

There Is one excep- tion to this rule: opening day of a session of the General Assembly. Organizations and school groups should make reservations at least two weeks in advance. Telephone requests received the last business day before the intended visit are confirmed on a first-come, first- served basis up to the seating capacity of the council chamber or hall. Schedule Very seldom are U. N.

meetings scheduled more than 24 hours In advance. During sessions 6t the General Assembly (one each year), Economic and Social Council (two each year for a period of six weeks), and the Trusteeship Council (twq each year for a perlod'of nix weeks), meetings are usually held dally, both morning and afternoon. The Security Council, Atomic Energy Commission, Commission, on Conventional Armaments, and the Interim Committee of the General Assembly are In continuous session hold six to eight meetings monthly. Visiting Days, Hours Visiting days are from Monday through Saturday inclusive, during the General Assembly period (3rd Tuesday in September to approximately Dec. 10).

Visiting days during the balance of the year are from Monday through Fridays, inclusive. Visiting hours arc from 9:30 a. m. to 6 p. m.

Meetings convene at 10:30 a. m. 11 a. m. and 2:30 m.

3 p. m. Morning meetings adjourn at 1 p. m. and afternoon meetings.adjourn at 6 p.

m. Visitors may leave at any time during a meeting. Time of adjournment FOUND Sgt. Fairy E. Decker, 44, (above), formerly of York, was found strangled to death near a WAC barracks at.

Hamilton Field, Calif. She was employed as a clerk typist in the office of the field provost-marshal. (AP is by motion; therefore, times given are approximate. What Visitors May See General Assembly: Plenary meetings (590 delegates) committee meetings (59 delegates). Security Council (11 delegates), Atomic Commission ((11 delegates, 12 when Canada Is not a member of the Security Council), Commission on Conventional Armaments (11 delegates).

Economic and Social Council (l'8 members) various commissions of this organ. Programs (educational and special) for non-governmental organizations, and briefings consisting of'speakers and films of UN activities. There are no guided tours, Incidentally. Transportation To get to Lake Success from Manhattan, take the Long Island Railroad from the Pennsylvania Station to Great Neck (fare, 61 cents). Trains leave at 32 minutes and 42 minutes after rvery hour.

Express buses marked "United Nations" meet all trains. By motor to the interim head- luarters, take Exit 25 from North- nrn State Parkway (Grand Central Parkway extended). To visit the headquarters at Flushing, take Exit 8 off the Grand Central Parkway or take the Long Island Railroad from the Pennsylvania Station to "United Nations Stop" ffare, 31 cents). By subway, take the I.R.T. subway to the Wllleta Point Blvd.

station. The U. N. building is within walking distance. In this connection, it should be mentioned that only plenary meetings of the General Assembly are held at Fluhlng Meadows.

This building is closed when the General Assembly is not in session, and on days when only committee meetings are scheduled if the General Assembly is in session. Foes and Meals There is no charge for admission, programs or briefings at United Nations interim headquarters. A large cafeteria is available to the general public at reasonable prices. Well, there you have it in a nutshell. If you're interested in reservations, the man to contact is Daniel J.

Walsh, admissions officer, United Nations, Lake Success, N.Y. Pleasant trip! Bvery Bit Sea Cliff, March 27 that choose at Church for their win- ter's home are contributing to the Episcopal missionary fund. A washtub full of honey, discovered in a hive on the east wall of the parish house, will be jarred and sold and the proceeds added to the rcgu- lar Lenten campaign in sup- port of Episcopal missions. ARMY RESERVE CORPS PLANS NEWMANEUVER Pittsburgh, March 27 Western Pennsylvania will be a mock battleground for thousands of Army Reserve Corps members the week-end of April 22-23. The occasion is phase three of Operation Comet, Army name for war games sponsored by the Western Pennsylvania military district.

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