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Prayer Band Meeting: The
Union Prayer Band will meet at
the home of Mother Golden, 456
st. Anthony Ave. on Thursday,
July 9, beginning promptly at
1880 p. m. The services will be
conducted by Rev. and Mrs. Isobel.
All Christians are urged to attend
and al members are asked to
wear their buttons. Mother Bertha
Anderson is president, Sister
Florence Rogers, secretary.
Visiting From Washington:
Lieut. and Mrs. Brewer Lee Clark
and daughter Pamela Genise of
Washington, D. c., are spending
two weeks in the city visiting
their parents, Mr., and Mrs. Urlin
Clark, 779 St Anthony Ave. 1t.
Clark will accompany his family
back to Washington and from
there will leave on August for
overseas duty in Korea.
Return From Vacation: Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry l. Blakey, 735 ST. An
thony Ave, have returned home
from a 400 mile motor trip to
Milwaukee, Wis, Chicago, Gary
Ind, and Ann Arbor, Mich, where
they visited with friends and rel
atiyes, in all points of interest
along the way. While in Chicago,
they took sightseeing trip
around Lake Michigan, stopping
at the great aquarium and the zoo.
In Ann Arbor their great point of
interest was the Michigan State
University and the Sounty stad-
ium. They report that the hotel
and motel Accommodations were
100 per cent in service, courtesy
and comfort. Mr. Blakey is en-
ployed at the Remington-Rand
Company and was granted a two
weeks vacation.
Garden Party: Little Pamela
Genise Clark of Washington. d. c.
granddaughter of Mrs. Urlin
Clark. 779 st. Anthony Ave,
shared honors with Stanley Madi-
son and MILFORD Washer, foster
sons, when Mrs. Clark entertained
with a garden party on Thursday,
July 8. The youngsters enjoyed
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Additional Social ond
Personal News
18th Wedding Anniversary Cele-

18th Wedding Anniversary Celc-
bration: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert r.
johnson, 12i1 Fourth Ave. s., en-
tertained about Is friends on Sat
urday, June 81, in celebration Of
their 18th wedding anniversary.
The affair was held in their
beautiful new rlrmpus room. which
was completely installed by Mr.
johnson. The evening was mostly
spent In socializing and admiring
the new room, Light refreshments
and lunch was served by the hosts.
The couple were the recipients Of
many lovely gifts.
On Motor Trip; Mrs. Marie o.
Shields, 1874 Highland Ave. n, ac-
companied by friends, left the city
July 2 on a motor trip 10 Hous-
ton and Dallas. Tex, and New
Mexico. She will be gone for about
twelve days.
Birthday Party: Alonzo Ellis,
Jr., 350s Fifth Ave. was the hon
ored guest at birthday party
given by his mother. Mrs Alonzo
Ellis, on Sunday, July 3. About
fourteen Of his little friends came
in 10 wish him birthday greetings
and TO join in the fun. Joy Ellis
and Cedric Lyles entertained the
group with piano selections. Re-
freshments we're served When
the party was ended, Lonnie de-
cided that this tenth birthday was
the best Of all Of the other nine.
Return Home From Congress-;
Mrs. Rosalind CIanton and grand
daughter, Marslyn Pratt, 2429
Fourth Ave. s., returned home
last week from Brooklyn, ". Y.
where they attended the National
Sunday School and BTU Congress.
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man. sr- s6i2 Fourth Ave. S. en-
tertained at dinner honoring Mrs.
Brandon on Friday. July 3: Mrs.
Mayes and Mrs. Brandon were the
breakfast guests of Rev. and Mrs.
], j. Clayburn. ssis Smelling Ave.
on July ith, and the dinner guests
the same evening OF Mr.. Ira Allen.
at opals Place in Somerset, Wis
consin, Mrs, J. j, Clayburn was
also guest.
Visit Brother and Family; Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Danforth Of pes
Moines. Iowa, visited in the city
over the holiday weekend as the
house guest OF their brother and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph DAN
forth OF 1896 Clinton Ave.
Missed Footing: Mrs. Clarence
Beck, s7o5 Fourth Ave. s.. missed
her footing and fell In her home,
but was not seriously injured and
is able TO be up and around as
usual,
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Social and Personal
Z ST. PAUL )

Attend Conference: Rev. T. c. Simmons pastor of Carter
Chapel CME church left Tuesday, July for Milwaukee
Wis, attend the district conference He accompanied
by Mrs Maude Donaldson Friends of Rev and Mrs Simmons
will be surprised to hear that Mrs Simmons entered Rvervew
hospital Tuesday
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Crispus Attacks Assn.
Entertoins Halle ..
Golden Ayers Club

On Tuesday afternoon. July Z.
the Crispus Attucks Association
was host 20 the Golden Ayers
Club Of Halle Q, Brown House
and the residents Of Crispus At
tucks Home, az what was schcd-
ulcd 70 be an outdoor picnic, Be
cause Of the cool weather, how
ever. Il was held indoors
The afternoon was spent play
ing games fortune telling cards
and other amusementa. Mrs Cali
win Taylor rendered solo ac-
companied al the piano by Mrs.
Clara D. Smith Mr. Charles
Bradley. one Of the Golden Ayers
also sang for the group
Mrs. Martha Digs who was
IS years old on July 9. was the
oldest resident Of the home and
Mrs. Martha Williams. o. was the
oldest representative Of the Halle
q Brown House.
Two Of the founders of the
home were present at the party,
Mrs. Inez Ford Of Minneapolis
and Mrs, Mildred Sharp Of st.
Paul Mrs, Matte Drew OF Mime
apolis was a special guest. She
was very active in the Association
and on the Board back in the
twenties.
A bountifui lunch was served 10
the delight Of all present. Golden
Ayers present included the Mines.
Robert Anderson. Elizabeth Auge,
Esther Carter. NJ. Clemens, Birdie
Copeland, Pauline Fshsai, Ella
Adams Jackson. Fances Poracka,
Minnie Kraft. Elizabeth Lange,
Minnie Madigan Freida Morri-
son. Salma Nelson. Alberta
Pleasant. Mildred Sharp, Fannie
Smith, Lucy Stout. Anna Sprimm,
Anna sutor. Selma Volt, Misses
Anna Ponath and Mary wenzred;
Madams Jimmie Wiley. ID. NJ.
Johnson, Martha Williams. NJ.
Ross. Messrs Charles Bradley
and James Gossen.
Also included were the Mines.
Esther Green. Fannie Smith. HUI
da Boigt and Alberta Pleasant.
Residents Of the home were the
Mines. Courtney Hilyard. Maggie
MCGOWAN. Bessie Fort, Elizabeth
Jackson, the Messrs. Aionzo
Stubs. Charles Rack, James and
John Wilson. Harold Warren,
James Dover and Fred Holman.
Mrs. Nelson speesc was chair
man Of the entertainment COM
mittee assisted by Mines. Calvin
Taylor, Clara ID. Smith. Mary
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just For Fun Club; When the
just For Fun Club met on sum
day. July 5, with Mrs, Leonard
Carter, ass Carroll Ave, as hos
tess. business OF Importance was
mailing OFF invitations for their
summer formal dancing party TO
be held on Sunday, July ~ at the
home OF Mrs, Ira Allen. 6i2 Lyle
hart Ave,
Kentucky Guest; Mrs, James
Moore OF Bowling Green, Ky. who
has been the house guest OF Mr.,
and Mrs. Louis White, T27 Thomas
Ave. for the past ten days left for
her home on Tuesday, July Z Mrs,
Green is high school teacher In
the Bowling Green school system,
She was extended many courtes-
les during her visit She was the
week end guest OF the Whites at
their summer cottage at Ann
Lake, Mora, MINI,
Golden Ayers Entertained The
Benz Liquor Company, entertain
ed about 30 Golden Ayers at a
lawn party and picnic at bcauti.
full Lake Minnetonka on Tuesday,
June 80, The afternoon was spent
in visiting. lounging. playing
games, singing and pictures were
made Of the group, A typical pic
mic lunch was spread with all
kinds of food 10 delight the taste
Of an cpicure.
Family Guests; Mr. and Mrs,
Nathan Peak and daughter, Fran
ces, arrived in the city July 4. for
n three weeks visit and are the
guests OF DR. and Mrs, G. c. I'M,
sss st. Anthony Ave Mrs, Hin
and Mrs, Peak are sisters.
Morocco Club: Mr. and Mrs. s,
Ellis. 36i N Western Ave, were
host and hostess TO the Morocco
Club when II held n social meeting
on Saturday, July 4 A gala even
ing of pleasantries followed by a
delicious repast was enjoyed by
the members. The next meeting
will be at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Owens, 257i Hazel.
wood Ave, ON July ~,
Had A Fall; Miss Jewel Jones
daughter OF MIR and Mrs. Robert
Jones, TOO w. Central Ave, Eel
and was slightly injured but Il
completely recovered
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every minute of the time from
three o'clock TO five O'Clock p.
m playing games, followed by re-
freshments.
Visits Family: Mr.. Roy f Davis
formerly of ST. Paul, father of
Norman f. Davis, 639 ST. An.
thony Ave, and Mrs. Norma f.
Jones. 100 w. Central Ave, spent
few days in the city visiting
family and friends. His stay was
most pleasant.
Barbecue supper: Mr.. and Mrs.
J. r. Jones, GA Fuller Ave, en-
tertained on July 4th, with a
Barbecue supper in their beauti-
full back yard, Guests who enjoyed
their hospitality We're Mr.. Roy
f. Davis of Seattle, Wash, Misses
Annabelle, Lelores and Beverley
Jones, Norma and Robert Jones
and daughters. Judy and Jewel;
John and Jocelyn Collins and
daughters Jocelyn Gale and Caro-
lyn.
Home For Speaking Engage
ment: Mr.. and Mrs. Don Bona
parte of Chicago and daughter,
Tommye will visit Mr.. Bonapartes
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Everett
Chapman, 707 st. Anthony Ave.
this weekend. Mr.. Bonaparte
will be the principal Mems Day
speaker at Pilgrim Baptist church
Sunday morning.
Visiting Aunt: Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius McNeal of S4S st. Anthony
Ave, have as their house guests.
Mrs McNears niece and nephew,
Miss Vera Mcintosh and brother,
Walter of Lake Forest. Ill. The
McIntosh's are also cousins of
Mrs. Elva Jones, 1892 Fourth Ave.
Minneapolis.
Auxiliary Elects Officers: The
st. Paul Auxiliary to the BSCP
met on Thursday, July at the
home of the president, Mrs. Allie
Hampton. 6s5 Marshall Ave. The
offices were declared vacant and
the following officers were elect
ed; Mrs. Allie Hampton. presi-
dent; Mrs. Allie Campbell, first
vice president; Mrs. Leila jackson,
secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Min
ME Mcintosh, chairman of enter
tainment and Mrs. Caroline Nc
Watt, chairman of publicity.
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Chicago Visitor; Mrs. Kathryn
Brandon of Chicago. who has been
the house guest Of Mrs. Blanche
Mayes Of 1916 Fourth Ave. s.. for
the past ten days. left for her
home on Tuesday, July T. Many
social courtesles were extended
Mrs. Brandon during her visit on
Monday, June 20. Mrs. Brandon
and Mrs, Mayes were the dinner
guests OF Mrs. Alice Fort 1T the
Nankin Cafe; Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Mayes entertained them at the
Flame Mite Club on Wednesday
July 1 Mr. and Mira. Earl Bow
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When's your birthday? Our
Birthday Greeting section wants
to know--so IL can tell your
friends.
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Miss Nina Toliver
Weds Ronnie Hill In
Church Ceremony
BY Jessie shepard

The marriage OF Miss Nina
Toiiver, foster daughter OF Mrs,
Jessie Sweat, 1909 Carroll Ave.
and Ronnie Hill, son OF Mrs,
Gertrude Rogers. 5SS Rondo Ave,
was solemniEed at 4 pm. Friday
July 5, at St Johns church OF
God In Christ
The Rev. J. LaGrone ofnciated
at the double ring ceremony be.
fore am altar OF white roses, car
nations, white gladiolas and
candelabras holding white tapers,
Given in marriage by her fos-
ter brother, Christopher purand,
the bride was radiantly beautiful
in gown OF white net over white
taffeta. fitted strapiess bodice OF
net with lace bolero and full
skirt of net hallerina length. Her
jewelry was a three strand neck
lace Of pearls with matching ear
rings
Her shoulder length halo veil OF
illusion was attached TO a cap Of
pearl beaded lace and tulle. She
carried prayer book covered in
white satin with streamers OF
white satin ribbon topped by
white roses.
Miss Zoe Ann Sweat foster sis
ter OF the bride. was her maid OF
honor and only attendant Her
dress OF blue net over blue taffeta
featured TERED skirt. baiierina
length, strapless camisole top
bodice with matching bolero JAG
ket and wore n head bandeau Of
blue net trimmed with white rose
buds. She wore a corsage OF
yellow roses
Kenneth Johnson, cousin of the
groom served as best man,
A program OF appropriate we'd
ding music was presented by Mrs,
II. J. Fizer.
Mrs. Jessie Sweat, mother OF
the bride wore a dress OF navy
blue lace and chiffon with white
accessories. Mrs, Rogers. mother
OF the groom wore beige lace
dress with white accessories
Both mothers wore corsages OF
red roses.
Immediately following the cere.
mony reception was held at the
home of the brides mother. 1905
Carroll Ave, The brides table
was covered with a lace cloth and
conferred with crystal bowl OF
white and pink carnations, pink
roses and blue daisies, The three
TERED wedding cake graced one
end and at the opposite, cry.
stall punch bowl filled with lemon
frappe,
Hostesses assisting were the
Mines. Ernestine Pruitt, in yellow
taffcta, ]. u, LaGrone in blue taf
fcta, Frank Winfield in whit,
chiffon with silver trimming.
Other hostesses included tn
Mines James Thomas and Pau
Woods, aunts OF the bride, VIII
served the wedding cake. Jane
Hughes and Phyzillia Jackson.
The couple received many use
fil and lovely gifts
After a three day honeymoon
spent nj Lake Adney, Mr., anr
Mrs. I'M are at home nj 81
Rondo Ave.
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Guests: Mr.. and Mrs. William
Lumsey of 922 Fremont Ave. N,
had as their holiday week end
guests, their daughter-n-law, Mrs.
Crystal Lumsey and Miss Travis
tine Jackson of Chicago They
left Monday, July 6. for their
home. In compliment to Mrs Cry
stall Lumsey and Miss Travistine
Jackson, Miss Mildred Vanadona
of 1872 Fremont Ave. N. enter
tanned at a beautifully appointed
dinner party on Sunday. July 3.
Other guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lumsey, Messrs.
Harvey Winston and Robert Van
adona.
Week End Visitors: Mines.
Jackqueline and Shirlee Turner
Of Des Moines, Ia, motored to
the city Friday, July 3, to spend
the holiday week end visiting
their cousins, the Misses Gloria
and Shirlee Brown, of 1901 Third
Ave. S. Mrs. Shirlee Turner re-
turned home Sunday afternoon
and Mrs. Jacquehne Turner re-
turned on Monday.
Breakfast Party: Miss Gloria
Brown, 1901 Third Ave. S, enter
taind at breakfast on Monday,
July 6, in compliment to her house
guest, Mrs. Jacqueline Turner Of
Des Moines, Those sharing in the
courtesy were Mrs. Dolores Brown
and daughter, Miss Kathryn Bail
ey, Messrs. Ronald Lewis and Don
Calender.
Motor To City; Miss Gwen
Miller. Pat Peters. Otis McGreo-
ger, Bob Peters and Wallie Nc
Greoger Of Des Moines, Ia, motor
ed TO the city to spend the hof-
day week end They were the
house guests Of Miss Miller's
father, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Mil
Ter of Third Ave. S.
Improving: Mrs. Ida Roberts
of sos Fourth Ave s., who has
been i'll at her home for the past
two weeks is slowly improving
and her condition is fair.
Council Meeting: on Sunday.
July u, at $50 pm, the annual
meeting Of the Matrons and Pa
irons, Past Matrons and Past Pa
irons Council Of the Eastern Star.
P.H.A.. will be held at the home
of Mrs. Lucy Harris, 4016 Clinton
Ave. All members are requested
to be present at this meeting anil
all reports are TO be made.
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Earline Neil, Connie Hill and Mrs.
Bessie Mansfield. Seated left to
right are the Mines. Harriet Allen
Junauld Braddock, Erms Mazin-
King and Venora Bradford.
go, Rosamond Banham, Bertha
other members of the sorority
unable TO be present for the pic
ture were Mines, Arlee Hallowell.
Bernice Hardy, Edith Watson,
Lula Pearson, Laura Mae Rob-
ms, Annette Robinson, Eva
Stewart and Miss Hellaine Gallo
way.
Officers of the club are Lula
man, vice-president, Rosamond
Pearson, president; Maureen Till
Bantam, recording secretary,
Bertha King, corresponding sec
etary, and Annette Robinson,
treasurer.
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ST. LOUIS GETS NEGRO
POLICE LIEUTENANT

st. Louis AMP One Negro
was among some 10 police officers
promoted here last week by tho
board Of police commissioners,
The lone colored officer is Ed
ward s. Boldcn, As, formerly a
detective sergeant, and now a
lieutenant.
Bolden Is the third Of his race
10 be elevated 10 a lieutcnanCy in
the department.
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A Evening Of Fine singing :
Sunday, July 20, Concert by Adult
Choral Club with Dolores Grigsby
and Fred Ewing as soIoists at
1880 pm, Sunday evening. July
rs. Donations 81.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-19
House Unit Approves Measure
To HospitoIize Dope Addicts
Redrufted Bill Adds New Provisions
To Meet Possible Legal Objections

A House District subcommit-
tee today approved a redrafted
bill calling for compulsory hos
pitalization Of dope addicts.
The bill is to be introduced In
the House. possibly this after
noon, to be referred to the full
District Committee.
The measure was amended at
a meeting of the Health, Educa-
ton and Recreation Subcommlt-
tee this morning to meet legal
objections raised during public
hearings two weeks ago.
New Provisions.
New provisions written into
the bill include:
/. That the courts can direct
a narcotics addict to pay for his
treatment If he is financially
able.
2. That an addict may waive
preliminary hearing and be COM
mitted directly to a hospital
after he has obtained legal adj
vice.
3. That when physicians de-
eide the addict has received
adequate treatment. he is to be
brought before the court again
for final disposition of his case,
4. That the court can direct
hospital officials to submit writ
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reduce the number Of Govern.
ment jobs.
Besides Mr.. Corbett, who has
been a member of the committee
for the last IL years, the man.
power subcommittee will consist
of Republican Representatives
Withrow Of Wisconsin, Gross Of
Iowa, Gubser of California and
Bolton of Ohio; and Democratic
Representatives Davis of Georgia,
Lesinski of Michigan. Withers Of
Kentucky, and Alexander of
North Carolina.
Mr.. Hagen'S subcommittee will
consist of Republican Repre-
sentative Harden of Indiana,
Cole of Missouri and Cretella of
Connecticut and Democratic
Representatives Morrison Of
Louisiana, Rhodes of Pennsyl-
vania and Moss of California.
Another subcommittee was APP
pointed to investigate postal
operations. The group is headed
by Representative Katharine st.
George. Republican. of New
York. Other members are Re-
publican Representatives With
row, Gross. BONN Of Pennsyl-
vania and Broyhill of Virginia.
and Democratic Representatives
Jarman of Oklahoma. Dowdy Of
Texas and Boland Of Massachu-
sets. Representative Reams, In
dependent, of Ohio is also q
member Of the group.
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ten reports at specified times on
progress OF the patient.
S. That evidence offered by an
addict concerning his condition
is not admissible at the court
hearing.
6. That notice of an impending
hearing is to be served personally
on the suspected addict.
Z. That the patient has the
right to submit his own evidence
and to subpoena and cross
examine witnesses.
Rewritten Bill Approved.
Chairman Miller said his SUBJ
committee approved the bill as
rewritten to be sent directly to
the full District Committee. II
replaces a measure introduced
last month by DR.. Miller, the
bill on which the hearings were
held. Most of the old bill was
retained in the new measure
The action of the subcommittee
this morning was principally in
the form of additions, to
strengthen its constitutional
guarantees.
The proposed disqualification
law was urged by The Star and
various civic groups. It is de-
signed to help combat a rising
crime rate. some of which is
traceable directly to addicts who
turn to crime as a means of
financing their habit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-19
z Crewmen Escape
As Fire Wrecks B-36
BY the Associated Pres.

ROSWELL, N. Mex, Feb. 10.
twenty-five airmen escaped
unhurt when a B-36 caught fire
near the end Of its landing roll
shortly before midnight and
burned.
A spokesman at Walker Air
Force Base said the commander
Of the six-engined bomber told
him two engines burst into
flame as the craft rolled to a
stop.
The crew jumped out as the
flames spread.
The big bomber. Of the recon-
Nuisance squadron Of the 18th
Strategic Reconnaissance Wing,
was on a routine training flight
from Rapid City Air Force Base
in South Dakota.
The B-36 crew praised a young
member Of the Walker Base Fire
Department. A/3C George
McCabe Of Los Angeles risked
his life to make sure every one
was safe.
McCabe was OF duty, but
rushed to the burning bomber,
climbed in and ran through it
making sure no one was left
aboard. He finally jumped from
the plane. almost overcome by
smoke.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-19
Suicide of Montgomery Spurs
Probe of State Dept. Hiring

The House subcolu.littee look
ing into the death of John C..
Montgomery, State Department
employee who committed suicide,
decided today to check on the
State Departments hiring pol
icies.
Chairman Brownson of the
International Relations subcom-
mittee of the Government OPP
erations Committee said his
group is particularly interested
in what kind of investigation
was made by the department
when it hired Mr.. Montgomery.
Screening Methods Questioned.
He pointed out that many new
employees had been added to the
State Department and perhaps
a satisfactory answer from the
department in the case of Mr..
Montgomery might give a better
picture of how officials are
screening other employees.
The legislator said the sub
committee wants to complete its
preliminary investigation" and
see if it can come up with some
kind of, constructive result which
will be of value to the COM
mittee."
The group, he said, is not par
ticularly interested in the suicide
angle of the case. Mr.. Mont
gomery, who had been on the
Finnish desk, was found dead Of
strangulation January "a. His
death was declared q suicide by
the District coroner.
The Brownson subcommittee
was assigned the investigation
when a legislator protested there
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had been to much secrecy in the
case.
Mr.. Brownson said his unit will
frame several more questions to
be submitted to the State De-
partment, Police Department and
FBI.
eve roughed out a few areas
we hope to get cleared up in the
case" Mr.. Brownson said.
These areas, he explained, in
volve the chronology of the case
and some slight discrepancies
between reports to the subcom-
mittee from the State Depart
ment and police.
Mr.. Brownson also announced
that he has asked for $66, 900
from the House to set up an in
vestigating staff for all activities
of the committee for this session.
He presented his request for
the funds late yesterday to the
House Administration Com
mittee.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-19
Dulles Outlines Positive Goals
Of Eisenhower Foreign Policy
PIuns Still Studied on Chino Blockade,
Secretary Declares at News Conference

valuable goods to the Chinese
Reds, including naval blockade
are under intensive scrutiny" in
the State Department. But he
did not indicate any imminent
action.
Gen. Eisenhower had told re-
porters he is not now personally
considering a blockade although
there might have been some talk
of such a step elsewhere in the
Government.
MIR. Dulles said administration
proposals for action that has
been forecast as reputation of
secret agreements" entailing
the "enslavement" of peoples
will mot involve any actual re-
pudiation of any legally effective
agreements"
He told a questioner the adj
ministration believes Soviet "en-
slavement of these captive peo-
pies is due to abuse and viola
(See DULLES, Page A-50