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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
Das bose AIlbi
Won Henry WerIneskerken

PETER Dongen musste pl0tzlich
wieder geschaftehalber mach Rot
terdam reisen. Muir fir einen
Tag, vie er Frau Eline sagte. Er
verabschiedete SIGH Won seinem
angetrauten Weibe NIT einem
herzhaften Kuss. ohne den cine
rechte Ehefrau einigermassen ge-
krankt zuruckzubleiben pflegt. Ais
korrekter Geschaftsmann fugte er
auch t.ieses Nal semen letzten
Worten vor dem Aufbruch die
Empfehlung bel, NIGHT NIT dem
Abende Sen auf inn zu warten,
Obschon e hoffe, kurz vor sieben
wieder daheim zu sein. Eline
und die Kinder soften seinetwe-
gen SIGH NIGHT die leckeren Steaks
in der Pfanne zerbruzzeln lassen,
wenn er NIGHT piinktlich sci.
Um sieben Uhr settle SIGH die
Familie ohne den Hausherrn gu
Tisch. Um acht war err INNER
noch NIGHT da, und Frau Eine
brachte zusammen nit dem Haus-
madchen die Kinder III Bett. UNI
neun Uhr wurde sic etwas I'M
ruhig und UNI halb zehn, ais sic
SIGH ahnlicher Tagesfahrten Pie
tiers e%rinnerte, sogar rechtschaf-
fen e~ifersichtig. Sic griff yum
H0rer und CAB an drei seiner
Rotterdamer Geschaftsfreunde, die
er besuchen wolfe, Elm Tele-
gramm auf. Els lautete: "Fieter
noch NIGHT zu Hause. Drahtet.
wo er list. In Serge Eline."
Ais das Madchen gegen elf Uhr
die Haustir abschloss, hupte es
einmal kurz uad biindig. Peters
Wagon stand vor der Garage.
Damn sturzte der Mustergatte,
wenn auch OBJ seines Asthmas
heftig schnaufend, in Elines Arme
und erzahlte ihr cine umstand-
liche Geschichte Won verpassten
Geschaftsbesuchen und einen i'm
p~rovisierten kleinen Herrenessen.
das SIGH etwas in die LANCE geo.
gen habe.
Nun, PETER war rechtschaffen
mude, und so begab SIGH das
Ehepaar bald Eur Ruhe. Ais un-
ten in der dele die Standuhr
Zw0lf schlug, schrillte das Tele-
fon i'm Schlafgemach. Frau
Dongen nahm den Horer alb. Das
Fernamt meldete SIGH und CAB
den Woitlaut zweier Telegramme
durch. Das erste: "Keine Ursa-
che zu B~esorgnis. PETER logiert
desc Nacht bel uns. De Witt"
Und das zweite: "Pieter hier
durch Unwetter aufgehalten.
Kommt morgen. Gerritsen."
I'm Innern Frau Elines begann
der Zorn verschmahter Liebe Eli
kochen, doch beherrschte sic SIGH
ais rechte Evastochter und mein-
te nur beilaufig, dass SIGH Onkel
Henry und Tante Ante aus Ley
den yum Wochenende telegrafisch
angesagt hatten.
Fine Viertelstunde spater mel
dete SIGH noch einmal das Fern
amt. "Hor' bite mit!" REF Eline
ihrem Herrn und Gebieter zu und
druckte linn - NIGHT gerade
sanft - den zweiten H0rer in die
Hand. So vernahmen beide die
seltsame Kunde: "GeSchafte We
gen ubernachte bel van Straaten.
Gruss PETER" Es war die dritte
Drahtantwort aus Rotterdam.
Und da schlug es i'm Hause
Dongen sogar Dreizehn!
Ger. U~ebersetzung aus
dem Hollandischen Won
w. Blochert)
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07

Blicken wir kurz auf die err
wahnten Planungsbeispiele zuriick!
LIST es NIGHT, ais Oh das Planea
gleichsam automatisch auf Elm
Uebermass hinausliefe? Die Pla-
nung gent zunachst Won ganz
naturlichen und normalen Vor-
aussetzungen und Ueberlegungen
aus. ia! Aber damn meldet SIGH
die Grossmannssucht. Elm Auto
fahrt muhelos seine CO. Stunden-
kilcmeter, wir fordern 80, 100. 10
und mehr. Aus Aktiengesellschaf-
ten werden Konzerne, Truste,
Monopole. Aus Staatsplanungen
werden solche Won Imperien, und
desc brechen auseinander! Is
wachsen keine Baume in den
Himmel!
Napoleon und Hitler scheiterten
an der Masslosigkeit ihrer ,,gi-
g%antischcn Plane, am UebermaSs
schlechthin. Die Planning fuhrt
auf der geraden LIME nit i'm
mer grosserer Beschleunigung aus
dem Bereich der glucklichen Zu-
falle heraus, ganz abgesehen da-
Won, dass ,.gigantische Plane
auch noch aus anderen Grunden
scheitern. Man hat gesagt, die
LIME scheme SIGH lin Unend-
lichen zu krummen''. und sprich,
sogar Won elmer sogenannten ,,ge-
krummten Schicksalswelt", in del
die ,,gradlinige Kausalitat" Mich!
mehr gilt. Schon die alien Grie-
chen warnten vor der G0ttel
Neide" und der Hybris, dem
Uebermass! Und sic warren weise
Nun, wir denken heute NIGHT
mehr mythologisch und fassel
lieber praktisch zusammen: Man
nennt in Anlehnung an die En-
kenntnisse der theCretischen Ply
six den Zufall einen ,.MikrokoS-
mos unSerer DaseinsWelt, we'll er
ahnlich vie die Erscheinunger
der Mikrophysik dem Gesetz Won
Ursache und Wirkung nur be-
dingt gehorcht. Aber er ist des-
halb NIGHT ohne jede Lenkung.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07
HonyWoods FiImgr0ssen sind
NIGHT mehr jung!

Zerrissen ist der Schleier der
ewigen Jugend, der die Berihmt-
heiten Hollywoods jahrelang UNI
CAB, nachdem amerikanische lei
tungen NIT fast brutaler Often
heit Inn lifteten. Wir wissen
jetzt. dass SIGH unter Umstanden
elm junger Mann in cine Frau
verliebt, die bereits SEMEN Gross
water den Kopf verdreht hat.
Was sagst du, junge schwar-
merlin, wenn du erfahrst, dass
dein Idol, Clark Gable, immerhin
bereits 81 Jahre alt list und da-
nit deinen Water UNI einige L.
bensjahre tbertrifft? Nun, wenn
schon! William Powell (56) und
Gary Cooper (5S) nahern SIGH
auch allmahlich den Jahren, in
denen Menschen gesetxt ~ wer-
den beginner. Diese beiden sind
noch NIGHT die altesten "Jungen".
Frederic March zahlt SO und Ro-
maid Colman bereits 60 Jahre.
Rex Harrison hat dss a. Iebens-
jahr erreicht. linn folgen Bing
Crosby und Gary Grant nit 46,
James Cagney NIT ~ und spen-
Ger Tracy NIT 20 Jahren. Das
Alter der mannlichen Elite Hol-
lywoods liegt also zwischen 40
und 60 Jahren.
Elm enttauschtes Erwachen gibt
es auch fir dich, mein lieber
junger Freund aus der Oberpri-
ma, wenn du erfxhrst, dass dein
Schwarm, Marlens Dietrich, del
ner Mutter UNI einige Lebens-
jahre voraus ist. Won Greta
Carlo sagt man, sic sci 4s Jahre
alt. Gloria Swanson schliesslich
nahert SIGH schon dem s. Lebens-
Jahrzent. In weitem Abstand
folgen Loretta Young (4O). Ka-
Uterine Hepburn und Ginger
Rogers CD, Claudette Colbert
40, Myrna 10y und Irene
Dunno geh0ren zu den Sechsund-
vierzigjahrigen.
CAM Ungalante behaupten 30
gar, dass man den Altersangaben
der Schauspieler noch jewels
flint Jahre hi~nzufugen musse.
sollte man sic jedoch mach i'll
rem wirklichen Alter fragen, ale,
deren Spiel uns INNER wieder
gefangen nimmt, sic wirden Ia
chelnd erwidern, dass Elm altes
Sprichwort sagt, Elm jeder sci
schliesslich so alt, vie er SIGH
fuhle. H. R.
In Syracuse, N. Y. brach Elm
deb In das Autogeschaft Won
Herman Fehlman Elm, raumte die
Kasse aus und matte an das
Schaufenster die Worte: der
Herr list gitig!"
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07

We'll sic die Monotone DIES
Ehelebens'. NIGHT LANCER ertragen
konne, reichte die 43jahrige Frau
DIES Taxichauffeurs Hansel die
ScheidungSklage Elm. Vor Gericht
stellte SIGH herauS, dass die
Monotone" DARN bestanden hat
te, dass Hansel sic regelmassig
jeden Tag verprugelte. Da der
Ehemann NIGHT die geringste
Reue zeigte. sondern seine Hand
lungsweise den anwesenden Man
nern sogar noch zur Nachahmung
empfahl, wurde er schuldig &C.
schieden.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07

Ais elm voller Erfolg erwies sicil
die kirzlich erfolgte Herabsetzuns
des Wahlalters der griechischen
Frauen auf Is Jahre. Die grie-
chischen Wahlerinnen hatten bis
her vor jeder Vail schw0rcn
miissen. dass sic uber 30 Jallre
alt Seien. Jetzt erh0hte SIGH die
zahl der registrierten Wahlerin-
men sprunghaft Won wenigen
tauSend auf fast cine Million.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1953-05-07

In Syracuse, N. Y. brach Elm
deb In das Autogeschaft Won
Herman Fehlman Elm. raumte die
Kasse aus und matte an das
S~chaufenster die Worte: der
Herr list gutig!"
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Stunning, lge
all-masonry, det. home. in finest NV.
bedrms., 3 baths, . fireplaces, den
Ideal for lge. family or lge. scale
entertaining. JOHN H. MILLER.
Jr. & BRO. Realtors. Ma. S-2557
Evening star., 1953-09-20

RESTAURANT. liquor. good food busi-
ness. nice living quarters. reas. price
and terms, for quick sale. RE.
1-ol37 or Ii. 4-7265 30
RESTAURANT with bar and apt. 436
I L st. NV. Busy location. reas price
Evening star., 1953-09-20
OWNER oFFERs HOME with incom.


f;3Ss n capitol = NV. loVely &
yr-old brick semidetached 6-rm.
nome; l u baths full bsmt. gas heat,
storm windows; assume G. /. 4et 1st
trust OF approx $1,000; bal. payable
S71.76 per mo. pays everything.
Owner is leaving town. Will accept
for quick sale $4,000 cash or best
Evening star., 1953-09-20
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

I BUY. SELL, TRADE, retail realty
on fair basis. In D. c: invirons
Contact LEONARDO. 1894 Columhi
MODERN DET. BRK.--S rms. 81
b. rec. rn1. scar gar. mr. Walter
Reed Hosp. For brk 2-bedru. ram
bier in nearby Md, or small house
in DC. nr good income property.
Owner. RA 3-4lSs.
brick Colonial house. close-in loca
tion, for late model trailer. or VIII
consider smaller home. WA, 1869
Evening star., 1953-09-20

opportunity, now avail.
IN Washington ana nearby Nd. for
an energetic dealer. Now is q
perfect time Of year to invest in
the service station bus. ia. a-s5i6,
Ext. II. for details and location.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
COOLIDGE HIGH AREA
nEWrA CIITn nDTNKGJ OK
v. cIUFFREDA
MASS. RAMBLER

bHUb DAHLONEOA ND, -,
A floor plan seldom equaled in this
brk. and stone rambler, Offering
center entrance. sracious liy. rm.
with firepl.. sep. din. rm., 3 twin
size bedrms. and . baths, bright
bsnt. with rec rm.. "a bath and
buiit-in gar. A lovely 150-ft. lot,
Directions: Out Mass. ave. to $500
blk. continue on .Walhonding I'd: .
blks., right to house. Call Mrs.
Chatham, ME. S-563O or OIL.
KIRKs REALTY CO. REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-09-20
CLEVELAND PARK
CLEVELAND PARK
CLEVELAND PARK
1929 VEAZEY ST. NV.
- BLOCKS TO ST ANN'S S

3S.N VEAZEY ST. NV.
" BLOCKS TO ST. AIMS
OPEN SUNDAY ] TO = PM.
Semidet. brick home in Immaculate
condition. Wide side hall entrance.
liv rm with firepl., separate din.
rm., den and spacious kit. with di-
nette; bedrms and bath on md
fir. oil h VIII. beautifully land
scaped and Anchor-fenced yard.
Reasonably priced. Shown by appt.
Call Mr.. Shuman, DU 1885.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
- .1AnR
Evening star., 1953-09-20
HOUSES WTD. TO RENT Cont.
Washington, D, c.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1853

UNFURNISHED HOUSE, Bethesda,
Chevy Chase, Md. or D. c. Mr..
HENRY, WO. 6-557S. 30
AIR FORCE OFFICER and wife no
children, want det. unfurn. house.
Good Sc. neighborhood. LU. 4-6O29.
FoxHALL VILLAGE or Cleveland PIX.
Desire or bedrm. unfurn.
house in this area on long lease.
Guarantee perfect care. EN-. 3-3SS4.
GOVERNMENT employe will sign
lease, det., or 4 bedrms.. basement
or garage, some land. Montgomery.
Arlington or Fairfax Co. Occupancy
Oct. = to Nov. /. Max. Sl35.
CARPENTER wants to rent un-
furnished =? or 8 bedroom house
Falls Church. Va. VIII take excel
lent care CT. house: can give best
Of references; reasonable rent.
Prefer house with full basement.
WE HAvE L CLIENTS waiting to SGt rent
homes in D. c. and nearby Nd
Call LA. 6-6666. PECK CO
VA. RENTALS NEEDED
Our quick rental service to choice
tenants will satisfy YOU Ask our
landlords. Courteous service. Clients
waiting for homes and apartments.
seay. jr,. JE, $3.50. A5c JosEPH w. "
SEAY CO., l13 w. Broad St, Falls
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FOGGY BOTTOM

A complete selection of small houses
suitable for remodeling available
Singly or in groups. Financing avail
able For further details. call Mr..
Norris. jr., week ends. LA. 6-1156:
weekdays, RE. 7-65S5.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Evening star., 1953-09-20
VA. RENTALS NEEDED
HOUSES WANTED
FOR RENT OR LEASE

COMPLETE EXPERT SERVICE
RELIEVES OWNER OF ALL DETAILS
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTOR
S20 Goth St. NV. RE. 1885
REFINED COLORED FAMILY wishes
D or rm. house in ne. or NV.
section; CO. 5-3229 after 10 pm.
COLORED--WANT TO RENT several
houses with apis or Il rms. UP.
Buy later. TU. :-6534
Evening star., 1953-09-20
NELLIE LOWE CASSEI
GEORGETOWN-S15, $50

Brick, First e d: Liv. nm. reception
rni., dining rm. and kitchen. Second
A.: Three bedrmS. and bath. Base
ment. ney gas h-w.h. -Four FIRE
places. Good neighborhood. Mr..
Manuel EN 3-53Sd. with DRURY
REALTY CORP, I0t1 20th st. NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Realtors -2(
FOGGY BOTTOM

OPP. G. w. HOSP.
Three-story and bsmt. brick. Nine
rms, . baths. oil h.-w.h.; needs dec
Grating. Ideal for apts.. town house
or home with add. income. Only
WOODWARD a. NORRIS. Realtors,
week ends. LA. 6-l156; weekdays.
PF P.HSRE 20
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CHEVY CHASE. N.W.-S24,50O, is
tached brick home OF 3 bedrms.. >
baths. Has reception hall, liv. rm.,
din. rm.. breakfast room, equip
kit, rear screened porch, paneled
rec. rm. On nice level lot. Garage
Vacant and ready for occupancy
A very good value. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO.. EN-. 2-2326 It'll pm.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
AMERICAN UNIV. PIX

442S BURLINGTON PLACE
OPEN -
Before you buy see this det. brk
home. Screened side porch. firepl
well-arranged bedrms. on 2nd fl.
beautiful rec. rm. in bSmt, fenced
rear yard with det. garage. Cal
Mr.. Brenneman, ewes, ia. 9-S765
or OIL. 4-2S06
KTRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO D-HS-G
Evening star., 1953-09-20

SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Shell; located on U. S. Hwy. No. !,
south OF Laurel. Nd; investment
required Phone HE. 4-7000. 20H
ELEVEN FURN. APTS. and ! owner S
apt. with IL acres Of ground: suit.
for trailer camp. owner leaving
for Florida. Waterloo 267-W-2.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
sHEpHERn PARK

owner is leaving city and offers this
det. brick center-hall home; 1st-f1
den and powder rm.; liv. rm. and
din. rm. for entertaining; 8 bedrmss.
and 2 baths. plus sleeping porch
on End A.; fif. attic: full bsmt. with
porches: Diet. gar. Call Mr.. Brenne-
man. Ewes. ia. 9-s765 or OIL.
Kinks REALTY CO. REALTORS
Evening star., 1953-09-20
KIRKs REALTY CO. REALTORS

SHEPHERD PARK AREA
Modern 6-rm. semidetached brick
home Approximately 5 yrs. old. Full
dining rm.. first fl. powder rm..
electric kit, wall-'n-wall carpeting,
beaut. rec. rm Many custom fea-
lures Reduced. Eyes. I'D. 4-59O7.
AUERBACH g. CO., DI. 7-6501
Evening star., 1953-09-20
18th AND SHERIDAN .

SALE OR LEASE
S25 Quackenoo9 y NV.
s. D. BRICK, rms. bath, oil ut
EX. 3-51O1. RA. 3-Ol4t
Evening star., 1953-09-20
Sedate Resident Apart. House
SERVICE STATION

Realtors. Lexinston 9-6S5q. Eastt
Shore oGice. Stevensville 1921, s
vensville. Maryland
Evening star., 1953-09-20

TAVERN GRILL Old. established
corner. nearby Nd On. off beer il
cense; good business small, COM
pact. Excellent partner or husband,
wife operation. Owner has other in
teraS+ CaI WA @-So45 30
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-4ta bedrooms
Pa baths; very attrac. brick and
sfpcco; ST coiodis 1st-f den Very Very close to to
home, must sell. Sec this quickly.
Asking price. S24. $50. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO. EN-. 1895. Or
oil
Evening star., 1953-09-20

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-Custom brick
rambler in beautiful Forest Hills.
3 bedrms.,. 2ia baths. all-elec. kit,
separate din. rm.. screened porch,
full bsmt., storage attic. Convenient
to schools. transportation. shop
ping. Make an offer. Direct from
owner. EN-. 2-6254.
CHEVY CHASE, ID. C.. Beautiful home
in fine area: center entrance. den,
recreation rm. with fireplace, 3
bedrms., 2 baths. Asking $50. 900.
LEE FREW PLATT. JU. 9-101S.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
coLoRED-BARBER SHOP for sale

ESQ STATION, NV. location, doing
well vear-round; well-eStab.; steady
and dependable income. HU. 3-9662;
after pm. and Sun, RA. 3-649S.
Evening star., 1953-09-20
BUSINESS oPPoRrUNITIEs
& ApTS RATHS

Near Wardman Park Hotel: rent Sl25;
oil heat; excellent furniture; good
Ross. ST 3-1500.
PASTOR & YOUNG
Evening star., 1953-09-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

LUNCHEONETTE AND GROCERY
STORE. doing sood business now.
can do more Priced 70 sell quick
Can be seen at l4l4 57th ave. Sc.
sd6dil sd6dillside' Md. - ?l
good for any small BUSINESS; heat.
light and water: air conditioned.
Rear Of 1920 Iwing st. NV. -21
MODERN Shay Service station, IUI
lease; small capital investment re-
ouired: no good will to buy. Gail
JE. 3-3210 between 6 and 2 pm
Evening star., 1953-09-20
FOGGY BOTTOM

Mr.. STATE DEPT.
Completely and modernly restored.
Attrac. garden and patio with small
fountain. 1mpreSsively paneled liv.
rm, with fireplace, . bedrmsn n
baths. Terms to suit your taste.
WOODWARD 81 NORRIS. Realtors,
week ends LA. 6-l156; weekdays,
RE 7-65S5. 20
Evening star., 1953-09-20

WEST OF 10Th ST NW.-Semidet
brick home in lovely cond. Den on
first fl. and modern kit. wall-to-
wall carpeting. Widow will sell to
responsible purchaser with very low
down payment Inquire PENNY
APOSTOLIDES. RE. 1924 or RA.
e-31aO -2I
TOWN HOUSE. heart of embassy dis
trict. 1920 23nd st. n.w.-Open III
Sat. and Mon. Partly rented, makes
Il bedrms.. , baths. beautifully deco
rated. hall csrpeliIg; basement with
separate entrance; S34 SEQ BY
OWNER. phone AD "-u334 Pc
:0s RITTENHOUsE ST. N.W.-Smau
3-bedrm. brick home, separate din
payment. Tu. 2-4p24 Open / to
8 pm
Evening star., 1953-09-20

8 chairs; excellent location; can be
seen Saturday I'll 6 pm. 30
ON MAIN tinn hWAn-oresy ;Eia1 omerts stUae ev.
eral other lge. bldgs.: can use tor
auto repairing. painting, used cars,
Ideal for any business. Price very
low; immed. poss. JOHN BURDOFT.
ColesViile. Md. Call Evergreen A.
3S46 10
Evening star., 1953-11-17
News Of Music
By John Paul

Gene A. Yenni, tenor. pre-
sented a varied and comprehen-
sive recital program at the
Phillips Gallery last night.
The first songs heard were If
Music be the Food of Love-" and
"Sweeter than Roses" by Henry
Purcell, the greatest English song
composer of the 18th century.
These were followed by Let Me
Wander Not Unseen" and "Or
Let the Merry Bells Ring Round"
from the ode "L'Allegro" by
Handel.
The song cycle of Beethoven
"An die Ferne Geliebte" demon
strated Mr.. Yenni's good COM
mand of German. This song
cycle. which is heard from be-
ginning to end without, Interrupt
ton, is an uneven work. Cen
orally it is inspired lied writing
but tends to be overstated and
often rambles.
Unusual songs in French by
Offenbach and Benedit were
followed by two songs in Russian
by Rachmaninoff. Far too few
of the great songs of Rachman-
inoff find their way to recital
programs. The "Ne Ber Nine
Drug" and "Ne Poi Krascavitza"
rank with his finest songs.
The best singing of the eve
ming occurred in the English
group made up of songs of
Moeran, Hageman, Warlock,
Nordoff, Birch and Finzi. The
Evening star., 1953-11-17
News of Music
Varied Program Presented
In Yennis Song Recital

''Budmouth Dears" by Finzi
was sung with more vocal free
dom and understanding than the
other works.
Mr.. Yenni approaches his
music with an artistic attitude
but he is not yet ready for pub
lie recitals. His vocal production
is unnatural and perhaps ILL
advised. The singing lacks proper
breath support, making the
higher tones strained and the
intonation faulty. His diction
was clear and proved to be an
outstanding quality. Dorothy
Raddle Emery accompanied the
recital with understanding and
good ensemble.
Evening star., 1953-11-17
CoIumnist Suggests
5. Should Break
Relations With Soviet

David Lawrence. columnist,
believes the time has come for
8the United States to break rela-
Stions with Russia.
IS He addressed the American
Ideals Committee of the
Washington Board of Trade
at a luncheon in the Capitol
yesterday.
Editor Of the magazine U. S.
News and World Report, and of
q syndicated column carried by
The Star, Mr.. Lawrence was
awarded special citation for
Journalistic contribution n to
American ideals"
The speaker declared "gangster
governments" should be ostra-
cized. The Russian regime, he
charged, had broken it's agree
ments made 20 years ago
yesterday when it was recognized
by the United States.
VIC A4O0I u1dhc III CIySIdl
clear" he emphasized, that we
will have no truck with it, so
they cannot get anywhere with
that evil regime"
Vice Admiral Leland P. Lovette
U.S.N., retired, now with the Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, urged
emphasis on methods of educat-
ing and warning youth against
communism.
Other speakers included Karl
Baarslag. research director of the
Senate Investigating Subcom-
mittee of the Government Op-
erations Committee, and Julius
Calm, counsel for the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee,
and chairman of a subcommit-
tee of the Board of Trade Amer
tcan ideals group.
Edward r. Place, chairman of
the ideals committee, announced
. special award also will be pre-
sented to former Representative
Jennings Randolph. now assist
ant to the president of Capital
Airlines. for his contribution to
American ideals.
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Mrs. Houghton
Visiting Here

Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton,
former president of the General
Federation of Women's Clubs,
has arrived from her home in
Red Oak. Iowa, to spend several
days in Washington and is stay
ing at the Tabard Inn.
Mrs. Houghton, who cam
paigned for Gen. Eisenhower, is
an elector -at-large from Iowa
Although electors cast their votes
last month, she expected to be
on hand today when Gen. Eisen-
hover was to be declared elected
at a joint session of Congress.
The former CIVIC president
will be honored on Thursday at
a cocktail party to be given by
Mrs. Thalia S. Woods at the
United Nations Club. Former
executive director of the fedora
tion, Mrs. Woods is now with
the Federal Civil Defense Ad-
ministration as director of wom-
ems participation. Her guests
Thursday will include the heads
of some of the national women's
OrganiZatiOnS.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
Eisenhower Is Due Support
On Korea Policy, Davis Says

ABC news commentator Ell
mer Davis yesterday told q
Democratic audience that Presi-
dent-elect Eisenhower and his
administration deserve the sup
port of the entire country on the
matter of foreign policy.
AS far as domestic issues are
concerned, the veteran news an
alyst commented, 1--WE should
support them as long as we can
and as far as we can"
Speaking to an overflow lunch
con crowd of 149 members and
guests of the Woman's National
Democratic Club, Mr.. Davis
said he does not know what
President-elect Eisenhower pro-
poses to do about Korea.
Gen. Eisenhower is probably
going to come up with something
that looks like a change of policy
in Korea and it is up to every
citizen to back him up," Mr..
Davis asserted. "The welfare of
the country depends upon the
support of all the people"
1--WE must realize any mis-
takes made in foreign policy are
honest mistakes" he added.
"they are trying to do the best
they can"
Mr.. Davis recalled Senator
Taft's statement of last week in
which he referred to a legisla-
tive program that will put the
country back on the road we
abandoned 20 years ago, before
the New Deal"
This statement Mr.. Davis in
terpreted as a large order that
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would throw in the ash can"
such social reforms as minimum
wage, price controls, social Sc
curity and the like.
He said, however, he was not
at all sure the Senator would
abandon all such reforms, be-
cause "in the past, Mr.. Taft's
bark has been worse than his
bite"
He added he does not believe
all the Eisenhower appointees
think as Senator Taft does, nor
would be willing to throw away
all the achievements of the past
20 years.
In looking over the list of in
coming chairmen in the House,
Mr.. Davis described them as mot
men who would like to go back to
Hoover-but to Henry Clay"
1T is tlme," Mr.. Davis stressed,
"the people realize the place to
get good government is in the
congressional primaries"
OF McCarthyism, Mr.. Davis
said it is doubtful "if President
elect Eisenhower will have time
to try to repress it."
Gen. Eisenhower is going to
be a very busy man." he added.
"The time to repress Mccarthy
ism was last September" Mr..
Davis continued. "He couldn' t
rerreSs it now if he tried"
In reply to a question of the
chances of removing Senator
Mccarthy from the Senate, Mr..
Davis said, None whatever.
They have no courage and are
going to let the issue die"