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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-29

SOUND ~ A BUDGET7 Well, you
still can feel free to serve elegant
dishes thanks to the way BinB
Broiled in Butter Mushrooms
glamorize economy foods! They're
the only mushrooms broiled in
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of sickness either disappears
she apply ii. And oh.so little only 81 (plA
tax for the Boz. DACCETT RAMSDE the House
Of Quality Creams has created Perfect Hand Lotion.
9l.SO (plus tax for q l6-Oz. bottle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-29

raj oil factors and added minerals.
One of the wonderful things about
SCOTS is this :. it's four times
easier 70 DIGEST than plain cod liver
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-29

easier 20 digest than plain COO liver
s oil. And another is that
@GA it helps build up stamina
(eAesNTs] and resistance against
~ colds when the diet is
~ short on these needed
vitamins. So give your youngsters
SCOTS Emulsion every day .
then they'll have little trouble
fighting off colds whiIe they grotc
strong and sturdy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-01-29
JUNIOR MISS COATS

8 Fitted Casual Coots in pin
checks and hubby tweeds. Blue
and grey predominote; broken
sizes 9 to 5 $500
Young Washingtonian Shop
3rd FL, Washington Only
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MISSES spoRTsWEAR

u Terry Cloth Pedol Pushers
white oniy) and long sleeved
cordioons time and oquol;
snolI sizes only ----- :
IS Skirts including button front
yellow denins, fly-front cotton
cords; broken smoll sizes
$50 Cotton Skirts in impressed
pIeoted and florine styles;
eoy novelty prints on light
erouds. Broken sizes, 10 to
IA in the group - :
lS Full Skirted Sundresses in
gay hutterfIy-printed white
grounds. Broken sizes
3rd f., Washington On
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TEEN WEAR

IEEN WEAK Were NOW
Is Winter Toppers navy and
royal wool fleece. Size 0 only 1895 1000
IS Suits in checks ond solids,
beige ond navy; sizes 10 to Is
in the group; royon --~--- 1926 1900
SO Ship m Shore broodcloth
BIouses in white, gold, navy;
sizes 80 to So in the group 2o6 100
80 Spring Handbags in crisp 81.
strow. Variety Of styles and
coIors in the group ---- 3o5 100
IS Strow Hats just in time for
Spring. Variety of styles and 2o8 to Z foe
eolors in the group ---- 398 100
Teen Circle, Second Floor, Washinoton Onlv
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TEENS SHOES

"a Pairs Teen Royon Slippers with
embroidered initiol. Black or
white; broken sizes 4 to 9
Teen Shoes, Second Floor, Par
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WoMEN'S SUITS

Light Grey FIonneI Suits in
stunning toiored cut; sizes
l4h, ,leh, 1874, 22k = 1926 1900
3rd FL, Washington Only
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COSTUME FLOWERS
BLoUSES

$50 Famous noke pure silk, and
pure linen blouses, beautifully
hand detoiled. Sizes 81 to
SO in the group --------
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
Cancer Drive Nets S265O

The local Cancer Crusade led by Mrs. Rose Segner scared to an all-time high this year as the fund reached $2,65O. The figure is $1, 12O over last years drive and $65O higher than the goal set at the start of the campaign.
 Mrs. Segner was lavish in her praise of those who con- tributed to the drive. T wish to thank everyone in Kodiak, the Naval Station and the con- struction workers who so gen. erously donated and made this a success" Mrs. Segner said.
 She added that several pledges are still outstanding and she expected them to be turned in this week. She es- pecially thanked Jules Radin- sky, civil service club mana ger, for the $386,raised by the
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
CG Wives
 Form Clubs

Two Coast Guard wives clubs have been organized locally recently, at the sug gestion of Mrs. B. r. Engel, wife of the commanding officer of the co air detachment.
 Wives of officers and men in the air detachment, ships crews, and Spruce. Cape de- tachment, are members of the groups which meet once a month.
 Officers of the Wives Club are Mrs. Donald Brandon, president; Mrs. Glen Smith, vice-president; Mrs. Glen Thompson, secretary; and Mrs. Ely Lewis, treasurer.
 Mrs. William Clubb is p-esi- dent of the Junior Coast Guard Wives Club, and other officers are Mrs. c. R. Lee, vice-presi-
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
Clarence Williams Killed Outside

Clarence Williams, former civilian employe in Navy Intel igence at Kodiak Naval Sta ton, was killed recently in Memphis, Tennessee, in an automobile accident.
 He left Kodiak for his new assignment around two months ago. Williams daugh- ter, Mrs. Gloria Cross lives at Kodiak Naval Station and was notife1 of her fathers death by phone.
 Williams was a member of B.P.O.E. 1772 and Kodiak Lodge No. 295, F GAM. He is also survived by his wife and a son.
 Prior to coming to Kodiak Williams worked for the Los Angeles Police Department.
 Funeral services will be held at ChatteAooga, Tennessee, to- day with &he Masonic Rites being performed,
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
Senate Group Here On Tour

Four U. s. Senators visited
 Kodiak and Kodiak Naval Sta
 tion Sunday on a two hour
 tour of the construction pro-
 jects in process.
 The four senators are a sub-
 committee of the Senate Com
 mittee on Public Works. Sena-
 tor Francis s. Case, R-South Dakota, is chairman. Others are Spessard L. Holland, D. Florida; John c. Stennis, D. Mississippi Dennis Chavez, |D-New Mexico.
 The Senators were accom- panied by Colonel Louis s.
 Foote, Alaska District En- gineer and two committee ad- ministrative assistants. They arrived at 3 pm by military plane and were met at USNS by Admiral John Perry, Cap tain Rhodes and their staffs. The entire party was driven by bus around the station and into Kodiak where they in- spected the new housing pro- ject, the D 6 A dock, the Rus sian Church and other points jof interest.
 Kodiak was represented by
 a four man committee of the Chamber of Commerce. Prior to the arrival of the party a
 request was wired asking an interview regarding the need of a small boat harbor here. 1 Acting Mayor Jack Hinckel,
 Pat Cannon, representing the fishermen's union, Merrill }Coon, chairman of the c of c for small boat harbor, and Marshall Crutcher, president
 of the Kodiak c of c travelled 1 with the committee on the tour.
 "The city's need for the
 boat harbor was presented as fully as the limited time made
 possible" Crutcher said yes
 terday.
 ] Senator Case ssid it would seem more feasible if the DOT
 tion of the territory north of iFairbanks and the Aleutian
 Islands remainedlin territorial
 status. He felt that a new 1 state of Alaska would have 1 great difTio'7lty and expense in i mHintalning functions of gov
 crunent in those remote and ] sparsely settled areas.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

Traffic along Mission Road was held up Wednesday as the ditch for the sewer line for the new school building was being dug.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29
FACE 5

club.
 Mrs. Segner pointed out that a part of the money raised to fight the dread disease will be used here in the territory. A part of the money goes to the Cancer Research Program.
 Last year a little over $1 300 was raised locally for the fight against cancer.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

Dick Butler. local bartender, will leave on the Denali Mon day for the states. He does not plan to return to Kodiak. ~
 However, he said, he has previously left , here three times flor good", so his fu- ture plans are really indefinite.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

Mrs. Robert A. Acheson and Miss Carolyn Acheson left Thursday for the states. Miss Acheson will be a college freshman.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

Ernie Graves house at Gu zinkie was destroyed by fire Wednesday, it was reported here.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

Bernie Lindsey, local fisher man, left Wednesday for Se- attle for a months stay. Mrs. Lindsey and their wo-daugh ters, who have been outside all summer, will retHrn2WHh him.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

dent; Mrs. William Bailey secretary; and Mrs. Shirley Wad sworth. treasurer.
 The next meeting will be Sept. ] at the home of Mrs Lewis, at Spruce Cape.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-29

The Seldovia, power scow owned by Island 5eafoods Can nery, #5s supposed j. t fto leave this week for Seattle.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14
Kennel
|klOgul Visits
Key West

TAe Ksy VET Ksnnsl CO -
nouncss tAzs aheir nsw Mmfuals
Depa Mgr. Ces. Hsshaek. wss :
vlalsnr - the city this week "a
made ienfatise sele<tiona lar fhe
ampiuyes he eApneia 10 ne n -
6aparlmeaG ~ ne meelinx ssarl
- e. Dec. 1sGh. heSifieations -
ba maaa - maa.
~Geesgs" e he = aiEacttanaIly
kmowm ~ his aanoeiates nnd GO.
wugkeTs~mads 4 known 10 81 and
man6ry. aAai he waa aympa1heile
80 - ths loeai spplieanfs Ed
~anra" wmhed ~ cauid alse evary.
e. ! - q the trnek.
Max Carey. Manaaimg DlrseanF
ior ne trn<k sghsd rs approeal
and vuieed his opinion thai ~nexs
year tka traek I'll rcd gate :
lmw mere empioyes Thls year, ms
are siFanmllnln3 onF entire opera.
len - wlEh iAe addiiion Il eirhl
So - kennals should ave ths
KsY west rnelng fans nome real
lhrli sind6sf eniertainmeni osss
fhs peday ssheduls q raeang."
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preparnd. rs ghreni i pEeaen1 :
Ha sai6 u&<ama4lan -
noar6 en- Permaneat peisnsa IS
worked ~assiaaeusly and sHssave
b. CO muaual pronams a. NJ
-now . tha ume fsr aeiin 90 az
naree9 measures
he 90 mol speeay tnasa msaa.
uFes. Ieinf enmtimsmknl anfsmss
plans incinaa, inF enampla. . 20
car syEiem. 80 naare sanssna .
tAe noufh b traek piames arr Ae
ester srreen has ps<kek tnsm -.
Tha Preal6eng emp1aalnsd tAaf
ntspa - dafend NnraA Amsrlea are
- 60 paEt Il ne woEwaa 60
eafiiy pEn4rmm.
~Tha Norsh A1lan1le TEsaaE ~.
nanizatign. fsE sKampa, = 80 60
ssntlaI defense fnE o4anaa, Sc
waahlngtun. an6 90 81 sAh1rs
% ne south. - weE e 90 eom.
munilias theusan4s e mHHs y ths
eastward
s'implicit IL - esnsullatlnaa
ed 10 detalled aanaAss whleh
must eontinne. and n tAe eefenses
whieh we have alFssay mounisd,
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whleh has heen debated h Co.
rrsas Or many years- ~sheale ~
asfhnriRsd nnd apprseed aurine
~ eemlng session
On wade the Presi9eni declared
TIE free wcri6 must Gene o
reeowmine tnat trade barriers. ell.
tkoaxA interde8 b pruiec 4 eoua.
uy's eea1omy. 0fsen h faes
aAaekiss iis prosperity. In -
Uaifed states fAHre l. q gruwiae
Fecoxnition mt tree nations ean.
msf expand TER pxodaetivity ana
eeonofnic strength wiihout . "a
Level 81 interns1innai tr1ee !.
The Prekidenl nuted tat 20
United States sn6 cans6a tAs
week created . ininl economic and
trade committee. He said ~ 4
ennisdeni thst a. . Fesnii the n.
teresis q beth eur eoantries 81
Be more easily kaFmanized ana
Swansea
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Golf Tournament
Held Here By
X. v. Golf Club

ne Mlami Ea1Eea Col and
coanixy CO has hFpuGht iorty
msmhsru y KsT west vheFs thsy
81 play - kay west Cell clmb
fur the ln1ereiub trophy.
Mnmaasg fnr ne vinilina anilers
Is 1lm Melaaehlln. Vile Key
wet Col Cas- popuiar manager
h 1oa L1peE. Toarnamanl ehalF.
mnn : Harry Kniehl
Tha teams aFe maiehad accord.
lna q hmnAlenna. ed they ere
plnylnm or : handsame Inter elub
trupAy.
TheFe vi he . dinnaF danes Or
~ vlalling lean. sixen ~ tke
Key Wet Gel Club al Tort Tay.
~ OlIleera CD tonieAt
ne puhlie b lnvltad 10 wnteA
ths m4lehaa. ons 81 bs playsd b.
g. 81 n .. o., Hmd amuther o.
morEow a &c same heaw ever lks
course a ne Icy west Cell ciub.
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Orange Bowl Pact
Will Be Signed

MANI. ia. 49, Tha 0ganxs
bowis two-year pei win ~ BID
Seven and Atlamfie coaal Cnmlar.
enees Ell bs formally slgnn6 Snn-
day II . nesting n WaaAlnalom,
DC.
unaeF tha aRTeomeml eunxlmded
rexenfly. these eunlerenea8 Ill
luFminh TIE 0ranae Bgwl teams Cor
he nexi ise Nex Years Day
gamea. 0Alahnmn and MaFyiamd
hase deminaied tha TO sireuln %
lnr thia seaaon and are favuFad %
meet next 1an. - ne nrsi sane
undef the pact
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FIRST UNITED

lcmlisas FDm Rass Ger
go. v warrvn Dear, goseph !
Rely. MeFxle no6am.
Msivsn L Levisz. colsnsL
Nahfa: IRA. Hester Muix. Mrs..
MarHaEui Cen. nuneEt Dupp. Tar
Yates. Plmdaa AFeher. 1aa Hdnmn.
Kwml1 n Lewln. wafer y. Pres.
rnnaeie carhunnn1
Lee III Cod4ard. Coioael
Magxrs Alhert !. Carey, Mga.
EIleen couehiln. Enriqae Esquin,
ai6o. Ir.. pnui Z. Sawyer.
les Peariman. colamel
Manrs. " Z Bennetl. Carl Ber.
Naidl. heise Kaqmimaida. Mlka A.
Padran. J. L. staplea. Kari JoF.
Ga D.. kama Maek.
william Appisruuth. Colonei
MsiaFs. Mnton Appei. Misa Re
csFmitchell Cecil Carhunell. sau
q. sahermnn. Charles \. Piercs,
IssdeFe weintrMuh. gesepA s. Nae
ca. Msrvin Thempsoa. Bernard
Trash.
nmlph Faraido. Coiumea
Mahrx nobsa Beihei, wnliam
Gale. Miusis Jseohsoa. Cleasaoa
kmaw.
Joe pimder. Colonei.
Maurs: Pred J. Dioa. Sam Law.
renee. AFthaF =. Lnjan. Arthur ]
Nils. 7. GllmaFe Parks.
alley carbonell. colonei.
Matnrs. Mr. Bessie Fermandsn
Ms. Mary Lee Graham. Ceorgs
Curry. John GaElan.
Henry MeLaurin. coionel.
Mabors: G. .. strieker. lar
Dunean. Willard p. cook. Johz
Blackwell.
Jim Kesn. caioaei.
mators. Mayer c. D. Harvey
Ignaiins Lester. Mrs. Flafenee Ne
-. Mrs. Betty collins. Mrs. Hen,
aisfia nrOwn.
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The
W0ihcrman
Says

Ksy VEL "a vi1lnsly: ParEy
elondT la eioa6g wilA aome Fiak
e waeiv aeaElere4 shownrs thru
Gandmy. WlndY toaay 80 tanlAha
kAsle ehmnge IL tsmperatuFes.
ErmaA n ed ~ wn4a. e0Taalaa'
azlg mo1ernlesT s1rong - mre
tndmg dlmlnlnhna momiy 6 -.
e.. Lgw l<nlzhl ahesi a. - =.
mmHEuw aAmal IA
Fioraa. Mesl1y elon4g s poriion
ed wppeF aaza eoasf wsth wideiy
aeail3Eed sAewers thFu saaday
Fair elsewhere Lila Ghamga d
tampeEniwsA
Jaekncusa ghrmA &c FloFaaa
Straits. 6maM efaa umFnlneH -.
rlays4 FFesh - motarainiy aifung
80 mph hMahaaa1 winds heeom.
~ medeFaia te fEesh Northeast
ndny. Mosuy 0Io94y wealhes
wilh aenlfernd showefs. especially
ever 6lh 81 esnaFal paEkiona,
MaeI CT. Mo6srafe y frexk
NEihanaa wlndn oeaaaonally mod
eEs1eT alEan9 egeT BmIh psFtiea
thls allarmonm. PARTY ciomdy NoFsh.
msoaflT elan1y an1 : few showerl
hemih poflen.
we9iarn CarEoe4m. Mo4sFall
Nnrtheasi - East winds fhru Sun
Gay ezeepl oesaalumalY fFaaAemlal
h ahew4rt Party eieuay e eipn
~ wealAar wAh aenllarud ahoM.
efA
Weaiher &ummaTY o. 60 Trop
EEL Ailanfie cnrihbenn sea az
kaniarn Gil a Mexice there aFs
ne mgns q ; lropieal stwm loday
oAnusvnflums Tnkam AZ Gig ofEsl
key Wei. "a, Nsv. "A. is
me 49, TT
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PASADENA Cali R-rhr CO
Flannaag commissios Aas rulsf
saat psop<rty swuers n = rs SO.
d.sislon musi ass4L aarbaes as.
potal uniis n theiF Aemss. Rsasoa.
So@s Il ne aEivewsys have a y
pr ssas Erads. naf'a ios sissv
Ne TIE eiiy e1seaes trucks.
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SPECIAL RULES ron

tSNAAkA1Sa HkU8 80 49,
ssss ssssA - - Lsns pias Ksy
mead - - wilhlm - mvar-
aasdsa Malismsi pssk. slihssgA
- se9eas sAsFsae h ever -
psrk highwsE.
PART officials. whle helng am.
patheiix % lAa wishes 81 tks sporis.
msn. are reqmlrnd 10 sniuFea ihs
regulations 80 tAey alisei tAe usl
of para landn
Para rnng9rs wfn Be 60 pasral
co paFk lands during tie huntlnr
saasoa anA eauaion al humfars d
he sarsfm Nth fires Lat huntlnr
seaann. tan fires ether thraalansd
e. burned into ne natinnal PARA
lFum ouiaida souFeas - . Feauli q
eaFslessneas with Ere.
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Sailing Races
Set On Sunday

kag W'ssl aalllna Ciuh ~ lid
a series Il Faea eammemelna Z
o'slock sanoay aiiaFnoon eli norih
slda Fl 8lanhaa Para. nmcaa 81
be hsl4 ~ peaHuln 80 eaniIsh
elnaaea. ed fFsefnF.alls Coz al
cher beats.
An infaFnate8 pefBann ard spee.
taloga ere Hvlied ta attend.
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y tAs ased Or woFidwids visl.
l4nes and strengsA. bua ths ~.
80 : ssfsnns We lave - cher
hss wlsAssn kaumapsav
heanwkAs, snid EissnAowsr
the unated States elalms no mo-
nopoS 80 wisdsm II tying 10 wla
. neemFa peace.
We are wlliinG-aay anmiuas-
- aiaeusa wlgh frenas az nny
esAsrs az poskhie palhs b paaes.
Ne - une even means -frnm
Ne noFmal dlplomafir exxhanan
% ne torum Il ne Inited Nstions
10 farthsr this ssarch
Noarsng eonfAasnee . wny 81
- fo9nd. ne Prexldens sad -.
yung uhe sAa9ew e ths atomie
eioad the horinon . hragkf vita
pFomias." Ne a4ded tat 10
shad0w can hali TIE advance ol
kne uniasd States and caaada -.
nsshsr.
KisenAowsr spoks Il Isag SASS
N canadlan. Americas friemdahip
i-d . eommea fronfisr -defsndsd
ealy ~ fFiandahtp. /" and said:
ceasds 10 lasasd
We. of cur counfry. have lonn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

In Ehe Overseas hadis and Al.
pllanxe Co a4s. appaarina q
FFidays cillnsa ne Frea 0flar a
4 ease geol haxes q larrs size
Tide win the purchase Il a Whirl.
pei wsaAer shsaid lave read
SMALL ste Tee.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-11-14

econtinnad From paes onei
- iAraaaA 1an a. lnelndinn tie
seheiarshlp days.
EIinlaah vi 0pem jmn. Is e.
Fan e eenseeufiYe Oars throuKh
MaEeA a un6af iAe mew heard !
nsAadalR. ne "a haard I'D aIlo.
Gated i a dAYs. lnelndlna the
nrhelarshlp benefa asya. iron Ian.
- iAFoaah MARIA &
0ulfalrnam naw wln cen Nara
4 an4 rwm lhFuanA April a9-as
AnEa n 4 h uama le run sue
aEhnlarship days. TIE mecmrfy
boafd had alloeatad h dates lFam
MARIA : GhFuu9A ApEf q. mhl0h
melnaed only ens rgholarxhip day
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mina siralaht days because of Cen,
munlst demands % lmieFview prs
omaEs called 40 BIT not lnAervleWee
Nox. s.
Armim paanlhar, Swiss membas
e ne eommlssian. said 8ainrday
the future uf IS explmmaaham pc
eram doesn't ''look very good
1he aaemda Ger ne preliminary
politieal taIka elsseiy parallels {
|plam pFoposed fra b. emvoy Denn
Oct. a.. AZ that time Ned negolia,
tors called n ~sleagha II hand' sn6
absolutely unacceptable. "
Dean said after Saturdays meet
lng that he always kas beea opii
mistic about chaneea Cor . KereaE
peace eonfsfenca and l am syeE
mere eptimistie npw."
Te Meet AAoaAav
Dean and fhe Communint neao
ilators wlll meet again Monday 4
irun o. working plans Ger suheom
mislee discusaioaa.
he top q n. neT1tisier sid h
prohahly woald sil en- enc a IL
snbcommlilees himsea.
TIE Communists have lnaisiee
from TIE eeginnlng tat thsy woulG
discuss q time and place f0r ~
peace eonfsrenee enly afser . ds
cinlnm co their aemand nat new
!tral nmlions - particularly AsiaT
neuaFnls-be inviied 20 ataemA
Dean has inaisted tat tine ank
place be decided firnt. Ne eifeFet
b exehange viswa % composites
of ne eumfarsnee afanr thsL bul
tnld the Res Ne rs N auiAoEslg
10 aeclde TIE gmeGtion
The L. n. Assembly voled 10 b
wife belligsremt naihons Do ~
peace conferences. with Russia sit
tins ca The Communist SIDE
North Korea and Red China inviia
her.
ne agenda adopied saturda,
lists composites and place FIRST
followed ~ tine. preeeaural mai
tiers. administrative arrannementl
and expenditures iog ths poiltica
euafeFenre.
Informed quarters sad hxtinl
eomposliion al ne top . ( ~
aeenda-aa asmanded ~ ne Con
munisss-ls 30 signifirani slnee a
liems will be elsemsaed slmmliame
susly.
Tlms Ana pisas Uiapwas
Deau sid ~ communists fsaref
thmt e thsy agreed en- . tine ans
placs first. Allied neeselatorl
weuld walk oua 90 IL pEeAminary
taIka.
4 assuFsd teen This was usi
the eass. 7" ha sd4ad
Observers a. Ne Anlsd hass
eamp aai6 - expsn1ltura a IRE
weeks b neGotAating a. aeNnda
nruhahay h in6ieafive AZ hew aiow
y FAe urrii~snary ssIks win g.
Ne g. ~--Ht~s@a uui~k aw-a~
net
A iew niles trsm tha M whers
neeofialors mef naa-Communixs
memeeFs q the FepaiFiaalnn CON,
missaon aaid prisntslg fhaf In6la
prubably 81 have o. compiela rs
screenlag 81 roaxhly q &c Chsnese
ard karvan PoMs 80 have ~.
lased rspatriaihnm
TT pElMamRfa rNfua9 60 leave
Tier eomnound ani tie salss have
thrwatemed 10 yah 90 Il forve Il
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EiscnhOwer's BOOk-Bu'ning'
Speech Is Labeled 'Pitifur

Eisenhower administration tapped
him for his present post. told Nc
Carthy he would certainly not"
object to the presence in a college
library of books by Communist
authors. He said al the books cited
by Mccarthy are undoubtedly in
the Harvard library.
He said he woald have preferred
if Mccarthy had not undertaken a
public purge of the overseas Ii.
braries, but had token his COM
plant to government officials and
had the books removed without
publicity.
Mccarthy replied that u. S. tax
payers are paying for the informa.
ton program and are entitled TO
know that the libraries circulated
books by Communists and fellow
travellers, Conani said he would
agree the libraries should not cir.
eulate book by "a member Of
the Communist parts under orders
to further the Communist con.
spiracy."
Secretary Of State Dulles. al 3
news conference Monday, praised
Eisenhower's speech and said off
Gals Of his department should use
little more common sense IN
wedding out books.
He said he did not know hos