Day ensemble consisting of a white linen top and matching white linen skirt. a) Semi-fitted white linen top. Shallow V-neckline with standard notched collar and short lapels. Short sleeves cut in one with jacket body supplemented by two triangular shaped gussets under the arm. Lapped center front opening with single round plastic white button and in-seam (yoke seam) buttonhole supplemented by single snap closure. Front has a bias yoke which cuts across bustline. Lower front piece is also bias. Back has darts which form release tucks at waistline. Sides are vented at hem. Fully lined in white silk. b) Matching knee-length, semi-tailored skirt with folded white cotton bias for a waistband. Left side zipper closure supplemented by single hook&eye closure on waistband. Folded hem. Fully lined in white silk.

A description of the Cadarache research center is presented. This facility was designed to study the manufacture of Pu fuel prototypes. The present program at the facility includes fabrication of fuel for RAPSODIE and production of Pu-- (J alloy slugs for the critical experiments AQUILON and MARIUS. Information is included concerning use of Pu in thermal and fast reactors. (J.R.D.)

Document describing fees for services at the Hotel Ritz Paris for the year 1963, including room charges and meals.

Two piece ensemble of ivory bouclé mohair. a) Day dress. Sleeveless bodice of ivory silk. High waist and straight skirt of ivory bouclé. Center back zipper with hook & eye. Skirt lined in silk matching bodice. Designer's label at inside right side seam " Autumne - Hiver 1963 / Christian Dior / Paris" Style number stamped on label: "20980" b) Jacket/over blouse; box style. Front placket with 6 mother-of-pearl 1" non-functioning buttons and bound buttonholes gives a double breasted appearance. Rolled collar which wraps around neckline is fastened with a matching button and loop and 12 covered snaps. Long, set-in sleeves. Center back zipper with hook & eye. Lined in sheer, ivory organza.

This booklet is the second chapter of Current Study 11, a staff development course about the Cold War's impact on world affairs. This chapter discusses the development of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO) and includes background information, observations, review questions, a list of readings for further study, and three appendices.

Cocktail dress of black silk. Dyed sable cuffs and at hemline. Lined in black silk. Button and snap closure in back.

Evening dress of black silk crepe. Cut on bias. Straight skirt; full length with very slight training in back. Sleeveless. Full, open neckline which forms a V in back and gathers to a bow of self at the center back. Center back opening with 6 snaps as closure. Front of dress is trimmed with a bow of same under each breast. Petersham of 5" black grosgrain with boning and closure of 5 hook & eyes is attached to black silk lining which has a zipper closure at petersham. Designer's label at center back closure: "Eisa"

Coat of short fuzzy pink wool with three-quarter sleeves cut so sable cuffs of dress will show. Six 1-inch black buttons. Lined in pink silk. Designer's Label: "Balenciaga / 10, Avenue George V. Paris"

Annotated business card of Pierre De Calan, deputy vice president of the general union of the French cotton industry.

Letter from Houston Committee on Foreign Relations to its members providing a report of the meeting of April 17th. It mentioned that all the concerned people agrees that economic and political unity of Western Europe is necessary to prevent World War III.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Messrs. David's mentioning that he'd need two more shirts so he enclosed two swatches. He requests them to make these as the previous ones and to send him separately by an airmail.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Shrub regarding is several projects that he had going on. He mentions that the trip to Italy would be expensive. And he discusses about Shrub's plan on coming home along with the updates on how the business is going.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Mr. and Mrs. Andre Carrette explaining how grateful him and his family are about Carrettes heartfelt note they telegrammed.

Letter from Harris L. Kempner to Sidney and Mary Mitchell offering an invitation to meet them in Europe in May. Harris then describes his and Ruth's availability for the month, and what cities they will be in.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Messrs. David regarding a shirt dispatch. He mentions that if he doesn't receive it within the next two weeks, he will claim it.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Jean Louis Pesle regarding a letter for Denis Lemarchand since they don't know his address.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Jean Louis requesting Jean to purchase a wedding gift for Elizabeth from their side and also the attached card. He also mentions that he'd credit their account with the gift amount.

Letter from Frank A. Richards to Harris Leon Kempner regarding the updates on arrangements for the ladies in Paris.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Sally explaining the situation of her Paris accommodation.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Messrs. David regarding the white shirt he received which has damage. So, he requests to send him a replacement.

Letter from Alvaro Holguin to Frank A. Richards regarding the accommodation for Miss Sally and her college friend. He provides detailed information of the things and asks if she wants to continue taking this one.

Letter from Harris Leon Kempner to Frank A. Richards regarding Miss Truslow still not receiving any information on her stay in Paris. He asked to give some type of answer at the least.

Biographical history of Joseph Bader, a co-founder of Castroville, Texas, and his family. It includes a narrative sketch of Bader and generational family trees with notes and supplementary documentation, as well as a brief history of Castroville at the end of the document. Index starts on page 138.

History of the Christilles family covering seven generations, including generational family trees with biographical notes with portraits for some family members. Indexes to locations and names start after page 135.