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Truman G. Keesey of Washington, Va., attended a meeting of the committee that ia attempting to form an ahimni aaaodation for the International Student House (ISH) on December 2 in Washington, D.C.

The ISH is a house in Washington, D.C. where students from all over the world can live while attending an approved school, college or university. The house has been in operation since 1936.

The committee has plans for a reunion in January for all former residents of the house. Present at the meeting on Sunday were the following new members of the committee: Barbara Dirks, associate director of the ISH; Fletcher Burton, a member of the Senate Republican Policy Committee; Erwin Lachman, retired from the State Department; Philine Lachman,

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