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sometimes forgot" to inform them when
Billy got in fight or stuck his tongue out at
MIR. Smathers. The object was to temper dis
cipline and discipline temper. Husbands and
wives both were careful about discussing in
laws. "Why start an argument?" woman
shrugged.
Many interviewees, too, adjudged mention
of a flittering interest in someone of the oppo-
site sex as the equivalent of playing with fire.
These little diversions were explained as HARM
less signifying nothing. hence unworthy of
discussion. Possibly more serious affairs"
were represented among the two per cent of
individuals who vehemently refused alto
gether to be interviewed.)
professional man admitted that at party
he enjoyed talking to and even flirting mildly
with some chic girl 1T doesn't mean darn
thing so far as my marriage is concerned. I'm
only human. So give her little squeeze
Do have to tell my wife? 1t probably wouldn't
start anything, but why bring it up at all?"
This subject intrigued interviewees They
discussed the ethics involved, the experiences
of others. Most of them argued, whether
speaking of themselves or mates, that an in
nocent Irritation is so delicate a matter, so
easily misunderstood, that it is best not
mentioned.
Island of Privacy
YPICAL of 10 per cent of the responses was
that of wife who. when asked what she with
held from her mate, replied simply, 'My in
nermost thoughts" Psychologists have long
known that everyone, from childhood to old
age, keeps tiny island of privacy. inviolate
from the rest of the world Certain feelings,
beliefs, hopes, fears are intimate and
precious property there.
Some of the most poignant observations
arising out of the inquiry had to do with this
phenomenon. Several individuals declared
they would remember forever, but never
speak of, long-ago moment of bliss or fright
full terror. Some wives suffered silently the
conviction they made mediocre mothers. Some
hid the fact they realized mates would never
be outstandingly successful as husbands or
professional men.
The ''innermost thought" withheld was
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recent fascinating survey reveals that
almost 80 per cent of husbands and wives hold
something back - it could be anything from
Photograph BY Elliott Er.Citt
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SpAxing the Rod

WHILE money was the single item most often
mentioned, the rest, taken in the aggregate.
represent the bulk of responses, and are con-
cerned with personal relations. This is the
area where husbands and wives obviously con-
slider it desirable, if not essential, to tread
softly and keep slow tongue.
Family relations involving children and rel
atives for instance, ranked second in mention.
Wives, believing husbands might raise tenn
perature or WELD too heavy hairbrush.
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Annapolis, Maryland
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA lBETHEsDA)-S19.75o
3-bedrm., remblers with porches and
riSht oil Old oeorsetown I'd: TO
59O6 Ipswich I'd. Open Sunday. VIM.
J. McANALLEN, WA. 7.24s2.
ALTA VISTA. BETHESDA-Immacu.
ate 3-bedroom. 2-bath rambler on
elec.. ess iHti Hit.. u large D iv.-din. rm, with
rooms. MsSaiss2 baths. NrSi; paraaef doors. good @
storage facilities; prompt possession.
FRANK s, PHILLIPS. OIL. 4-65oe
Alta visTA-BErHEsDA-charmninu
3-pedrm. Colonial in fine new neigh
borhood. Powder rm., LIST a.; I'm
bedrm.; cow. to schools and
churches. Owner transferred and
;H;s ;syS ~ 4Es s3slsis|l, FaHfs Rzliia s sSa
BETaaGsDa. f7haesi al LiioCUsT c1SSF. HILL ESTATES.
We would like to show you this
colonial brk. home with 50 much
charm and in pert. copd: IN one meet St
ifiv. ifi rm.. % Ice. din. rm... kit. 6rkfst;
living porch: 8 fine bedrns.. Q hand
some baths; wonderful rec. rm.
w/drepl.; maids rm. and bath; stairs
70 storage attic: attached GARAGE. q
beautifully handicapped lot. All Of the
BEST for the money. Don't miss
It! $33.500 with terms. BILLINGS
LEY REALTY CO., EN-. 2-2S26. Or
nETTHEsDA'S BEST BUY-1mmacu-
late 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brk. rambler;
din. rm. comb. with stone fire-
pl.: 11-cubic 1t. refgr.; .GE elec.
range; priced very low for quick
sale; easy terms. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. OIL. 2-TQ07. Ewes. OIL. 4-5aO9.
BETHEsDA-4-bedrm. brick home.
near Naval Medical Center; 2 baths.
full bsmt.; nice yard: nr. AL cows. !;
$19,950. JAMES CARR. Elk. 3-
RETHESDA-S6O9 Brandt pl.. 4 blk.
Naval Med. Center, Nat. Inst: Of
Health. Colonial brick. center hall.
tiv. rm., fireplace, din. fn., kit, lge:
concrete screened porch. attached
garage, very large bedrms., z
baths, sun deck, noored attic. Full
bgmt. With bath. S24, 900. Open
daily, 10 till dark. OWNER. Oh.
S~t3dSs
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BRICK RAMBLER
231 Paw Rnad
Ham .Snire Knobs, Nd.
Omen Sunday La

Open. Sunday 1-5
Must be sold today. for 1t is priced
right. Contains large llv. rm., din.
attic. full bsmt., rear screened porch
plus many extras. Mr.. Newman on
premises. RA. 3-0I4O. Dir: Out
". II. ave: past D. C. line to Ray I'd,
right to Open" sign. -
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BannOckburn Hghts.

PRICE SUBSTANTIALLY REDUCED
built for gracious living. Sur
On easy TRANSPORTATION routes. Huge
iivi1g nv 1gn room with fireplace. library
kit; ,lge. bedrms.. : baths, Sc seciudo ide
ed patio with fireplace between
wings; built-in 2-car garage. Shown
by appointment. Exclusive.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
va, !Col;; U. s. A., RetD Broker
EN-. 3.4335 OV. 3-414S
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BETHESDA
OPEN 10 AM TO PM

Va I4N ~ 11.11. ~ q Z .M.
Three twin-size bedrms. In this new
hall and ist-t, powder rm. Lse.
Kit. with brkfst. area, rubber tile
floor. and pine cupboards. Picture
separate din. rni. Full English
l32-ft lot. We urge you to inspect
today. In one of Bethesda's best
locations within walking distance
National Institutes of Health. Dir:
Wis. ave: to Bank Of Bethesda left
on Old GEORGETOWN I'd. to Oakmont
ave. left to open sign.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
Oh. 4-5212. Ewes. DE. 2-5O76.
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E. M. FRY. INC
EXCLUSIVE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
OIL. 2-87OO

BETHESDA, 40 CT
8911 and 1907 Bradmoor DR..
4 BEDROOMS
Just. 2 brick Cape Cod bungalows,
each with spacious level lots
Nenced rear yards). full size
BRICK garages. trees and shrub.
berry. 1st fir.. liv. rrn., dinette.
modern kit. 2 bedrms. and bath.
2nd mr., 2 additional bedrms. This
excellent dollar value includes
copper plumbing. insulation, vene-
NEWT. ExcELEENT TERMS. .
blks. to Bradley Elementary School.
Near NH and jr high.
Open Sunday 1875
Directions: Out Old GEORGETOWN rd.,
turn left on Greentree. Proceed to
Bradmoor dr.; turn right to our
open sign.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
OF. A.A0Il (Eves1 gT 3-720O
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.
coLoREp

CoLoRED
(Nr. 14th & Morse StS. N.E.)
6-rm. brick: incl. porches; auto. heat:
Eeas.;, viii trade on e 5-rm; nouse.
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KENsNGToN-5l CARROLL AVE.
1oysy essesat Hia home snSdft,on dsftG,ntannf
ground, Just / block from Conn.
ave. Priced at SIZE for immedi-
ate sale. Is owner Is being trans.
ferred out Of the country.
OPEN SUNDAY; ! TO 9 PM.
1881 L st. NV. Ma. S-u334
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LYNDALE
1928 M ST. Sc.
~-NY ~rYN4 n y

The owner of the above brick home
needs more rm. That's why they are
selling. Can you use 2 hedrns.? ?
Come out and have look: FLA low
monthly pa~ments. HIILCREST
RFALTY, Ii. 7-4040; eyes,. 10.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

CHEVY CHASE VIEW nr, Kensinston.
on deiishtfui. lot. AbundSnce Of
shrubbery and patio.
Lgs. lily; rm.. din. rm., all mod. elec.
kit, 2 bedrns.. bath 1st Or. Rumpus
rm:. fIp in bsmt. OTHER attr. iea-
oSS sHS ns5s5S0s to sgSoa %gsRt0n down. AL
tSday, Hg; $3.50. CHAPMAN
CHEVY cHAsE-3 twin size bedrms.,
den; priced $35. 1000 with $40, 900
ffash; cas- G,, bal. 1st trust. Between coun-
ROCK CREEK HILLS bedrms.,
nursery. an baths, rec. rm.. maids
tFas. aI,,. Of, 81 SPA 200: priced t$sSi,56So:.
BERREspS.s-bedrm. BHERRfi SDly: rambler, ,s.
dc luxe kit, gar; top cond.; lot
$22,500. 4.b00 cash. bal. list trust.
storm windows, screens.
KlEYNSsLNGToN-s17.95O. 8 bedrms.,
1asss' aiee t H. i fui bsmRt bEsRi iot fa la5. GIN
FAYMoNp y. Ii LYNCH I'll; c., ca 'fIS5. Io.
DAMASCUS MD:-5-room and bath
Stucco mouse, nving room, kitchen
and dinette, combined. bedrooms.
cation: approx: "a price, S10.500.
% g.. 5-room frame house. water in
r;cn nitchen, stream. long road frontage;
bedrocms. Cd sa1So9 s1aFso sr!Ss house. modern
New brick rambler. 3 bedrms., fire.
place, tile bath, soon to be COM
pleted; Don't fail to see this house:
$4,000. Also houses and apis. for
Cali Damascus 1891 OF e5se. JERRY
q. WILLIAMS.
KENSNGTQN-61 CARROLL AVE.
in excellent condition, on "a acre OF
ave. Priced at si7.5oo for i immedi. ah:
ate sale. Is owner Is being trans.
'esIsS ossN 0qS suSbt9e' Si ~ ! SogT5sry; To Z PM
,e., 4. 8; g; GARDINER 6 M 8 CO. .o.
KENsINGToN
Modern 6-rm. brick. Lot 65x16 so.
ifssilitis;: q; 11Sss S. $$i2$SS, 500 down IL
OPEN SUM-, 1 no 6
In this desirable area. close to
schools and play area of Rock CT.
Park; q six-room. white brick Co
lonial; powder rm. on 1st f.; pam
eled reGr; rm;. open porch; large
tons: Out Conn. ave. right on
East Leland ST.. right on Summitt
ave. to open sign.
iNEZ CUSHARD
EN-. 2-4232. AID. 4-S766
SILVER SPRING. Bedrms. 2 Baths
Near Sligo Park Golf Course
cuFSSSm.sSl1f F1om oWNEERe EFiek Rek1in GaRs Pes Goa
Only $4,000. JU. 0-4lls
SILVER .sPRNG-BY OWNER
Ftve-year-old brick, center -hall Co
lonial; has 8 lge: bedrms., ~ baths.
lge. liv. rm: with fireplace, full din.
rm... KIT. with din: space; full day
light basement with. outside entr.;
&c. Isas air. air,conS; nS,I heat; Ice. lsndscapsa
WoODMOOR-3-bedrm. brick ram.
c6nT. 6isr. lass full 6smt.; $17:79o;
Wheaton-S S-story, S.bedrm. brick.
ROBT: l. LoWERY, JU. $4,000 Ewes.
Mr.: Disque. JU. 5-s311.
$3.50 DOWN
Assume, $4,000 AZ trust with low
bedrm.. rambler at 14o2 Lewis ave,
Rockville. Md. l yr. old with equip,
Kit; A nice lot on quiet street. Conv.
to Bethesda. Call PO. 2-691O or Ii.
3-4S60. See today. --27
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WHEATON, AREA-2927 Wheaton I'd.
Frame bungalow, 8 rms. and bath,
porches. full hsmt., gas h.-w.h.; ex-
ns Danshs e ftss nstSssds SsttNnE NnEE. sisats
Immediate possession. Price, $13,-
HO0 10 k-DA0Q -0Q
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BETHESDA HOSP. AREA
1St Fl.-Large Bedrm. Bath
4517 SAUL ROAD

OFEN OUN., TO I'M.
First 1Iyta aCoE; door; 2S-ft; living room, full
Fine kitchen with plenty of room
for breakfast set. Very large private
screened porch. Upstairs, 5 bed
rooms and bath with tub and
shower. Full basement with outside
construction with asphalt root. Level
corner lot 90x13O. Realistically
priced at S2S, $50, including aiumi-
mum storm windows and doors and
other extras. Call Mr., Durant.
INSPECT. drive out Connecticut ave.
to Saul I'd. (o700 hlock) then left
Evening star., 1953-03-22

WOODMOOR. Sl8.75O-5-rm. brick
williamsburg bungalow; expan. End
| A., full basement with outside entr.,
screened porch. fenced level lot,
permanent storm windows; reas.
Colesville I'd. to Lorraine ave. right
| to Northmoo dr., right to 205. JU.
| 0.14SD Open Sun, It'll dark,
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OPEN / TO DARK
BETHESDA
5614 OAKMONT AVE.

end street; lst-floor powder room;
all large rms. living rm.. extra
size din. rm. opening onto screened
porch; kitchen has table space: 3
bedrms. and bath on 2nd floor; full
bsmt.. attached garage; near recre:
attonel area. transportation ana
schools.
OPEN, / TILL 5
Directions: Out wisconsin ave. 70
Old Georgetown rd Cat Bank Of
Bethesdal. left to Oakmont ave.
'ei' % GE4ecHIpUsivELY ecHp5siiSviELY WITH
Margaret J. Dunkley
OIL. 4-6S0O. Realtor. JU. o-7022.
1Continned on Next Pase)
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KENSINGTON

KENSINGTON
Modern 6-rm. brick. Lot 65x160,
shade tress; gas &C. heat: near
LIST trust. LO, 6-O577. 30
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BETHESDA

5518 GREENTREE RID.
Attractive white brick rambler with
finished rm. on 2nd floor; 3 bed
rms. living rnn. with fireplace.
dining rm.. kitchen; basement has
including curtains; gas h..w.h.;
nicely Handicapped fenced yard; l.
car garage; 1 blk. to transeorta-
OPEN / TO DARK
To reach: Out Wis. ave. TO Old
GEORGETOWN rd. at Bank OF Bethesda,
left to Greentree q blks. past Sub
urban HospitaO. turn left 10 prop.
erty.
Margaret ]. Dunkley
Oh. $500. Realtors. JU. 9-zo2z
Evening star., 1953-03-22

WOODSIDE PARK S32 .5OO-Brick
Colonial: lge. nv. rm.. fireplace. side
porch, din. .rni.. kit. 1st A.; 8 bed
rms, 2 baths. cedar closet, 2nd d:
insulated nm. 3rd A.: rec. rm. with
fireplace: oil heat; flowering shrubs
and trees; two-car garage; best resi-
Dental area, close to Silver Spring.
schools, transr. Follow open house
sign. corner Colesville and Noyes dr.
OWNER. JU. 6-176S. "a
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$50 THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, MARCH 22, 1858
Evening star., 1953-03-22

N house S"whS With all the sSHss' extras. Modern
kit, 2h baths, gas h.-wh.: Rusco
combination storm windows; screened
porch: patio: flrepl.: recr. rm. with
bar. etc. S19,5OO. Call LO. 6-2343
Evening star., 1953-03-22
ONLY $500 DOWN
,,So'g1E OPEN 1I1Ie!H ! R,MH; TIL TIL 63E SOP 2r

4212 LIVINGSTON RID. Sc,
home, large equipped kit.. three bed
rms, HOLLYWOOD tile bath. full bsmt.
with lay. and gas heat. Payments
is. e Asns,. snsR riR. turn 1as Iii fopEsH e Ean
Ston I'd. and right to home. HAM.
nTON REALTY Co, NE. e.0676.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

NEARLY NEW RAMBLER in Silver
spg. we'll designed with very gem
erous rooms; 8 bedrooms, separate
living and dining rooms, marvellous
kitchen; full bSmt. with h.-w. heat;
handy to Wheaton markets, buses
and schools; .S22.95Q. RIPLEY g.
Evening star., 1953-03-22

TWINBROOK-You need not be q
81 to assume the GI loan Of nearly
and Insurance. on this lovely home;
flrepl.. Bendix; fenced rear yard;
owner leaving city; prompt posses
sion. Only $12,250, including
ground. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC,
Poplar 2-6151. Ewes, Mr.. Bridges.
Poplar 2-2O30,
Evening star., 1953-03-22

WASHINGTON GROVE-5 rms, In
sulated house Of Victorian era. on
fence-shaded lot IN charming pic.
gar. Toulouse and cottage, which
could be made into studio or guest
house. Sl0.500. w. MUIR. Gath
Evening star., 1953-03-22

HOUSES SALINE. (cont.)
Evening star., 1953-03-22

nreplaceS' screepe9 p9ESh, ~
f. sSl s. vGHoded fo' silSS47s lSt;4 si0''OO' open l.
BEAUu;TIFTL WOODsIDE PARK. )
block from qeorgia ays;;EMeTSi! S;l hn.SG
sDaciouSs cS srcSnds; ,.,lse Large nSa0isS
sssssensGs Ssss sas,So6. RS5ss6 ntsS''eSw 81 'SeSwSRk -
MIR. BUYER: II. you need to bus, I
re- house, 2nd have r,ont only az, 2 reIa Ma
HM%1HFl.HES'RE M1HlIHES' T. rIxS2 INSsS in colesvile are,
! rooms and bath: h.-w. oil heat
| garage: some shade trees and gar
den space .,;s.s Sl5'7si1i; 40 fRRa511 RdPfE9 unti
s11pp pm CUMMINGS LANE-East o
Chevy Chase Circle on Western ave
Open to 9 Sun. On the be- barEair ar
counter. reduced to $26: GOO; SPEC. sPt
tacular low down payment. Res ts.
brick Colonial. 3 bedrms.. pain; natns
Murray. SSfn; gatsHsaHiD sHaDoz. Ss NC. DE. s-77sI
cRRT6,rcE RT, 7;lsiif4vER ssiif4vER SPRING - s4o;
colesviile Fd:; 5 bedrmSs; S.d ana .2 2 fTl 5I1
nm, fiFeplacss, place. Sep. sep; din; lar rma ana car. ai.
p1Slo:s0 poSs. rRss RStenS SaPs HS on End III. viii
priv ent. S22:960. Open Sun; oaAd Mr
IBY OWNER-h acre. Bethesda
hsssss1r BE o beSiF2s 1isI noon g. Sft9s
SALE kiLi diRoOR az RHNTGS.bedfm. brici
poss. $17.SOO or $l35 mo. OpeI
Sun. / tin g.. Dr.: Ga. ave, z
En-. ESSsisSsSl iEsSESSlSoR. 10. 7-5Sii. Ewes.
Mar IA, s-GSSHss GsSsSHsssED SACRAMENT Ii
Chevy Chase. brand new brick ram
bier with full dining room, beavti
ful kitchen. 2 bedrooms, ~ baths
marvellous play space In fun bsmt.
from this area: S23, 800. RIPLEY 4
ROMER. Realtors. Ju. b-6ll1 unit
OwNER-2-bedrm. bungalow. dinini
rm., lge. kit. Nf. schools, shops
51O6 w. GREENVALE PARKWAY
owner must sell. prac. new. whit
brick rambler in Rollingvood area
8 bedrms., Q baths, sep. din. rm.
fun bsnt.. 2 porches. gar; Open
to Winnetf rd.. left blk. to Wes
GreenVAle PkWy., right TO house.
by new, mod
eemidet. rambler. Corner lot. ~
epr. B bedfm0.. huge hsmt: Wit
picture Windows. He. A-634S Sun
~ OVoss
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WHEATON-S1,5OO down; 3 bed
rooms. bSmt., separate din. rm.;
Yrs. old, Semtdet. Assume GI loan,
OWNER, WA. 7-4QO9. Pa
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$4,000 DOWN
COLORED
Beautiful semidet. corner brick in
choice ne. location. Colonial front
porch, large rms. reception hal
and bath. large, bright semifinished
bsmt. oil h.-w.h. On carline. Idea
for doctor. Call Mr.. Lawyer, JU
6-3529.
Roger Moss, HO. 2-6O20
2125 R. I. AVE. NE.
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Az 18th ST. s.E.
Vacant-Move Right In
full bsmt,. oil h.-w.h. det. earsge;
nice yard; front porch. Close. to
Gallinger Hospital, Armory. Priced
right. good terms. Call eyes,. RA.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
927 18th St. NV. ST. 3-gS16
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Red k-Fairview

Worship service AT Failview ON
Sunday morning was in charge Of
Rev. Ross Specher, pastor
There will be an Easter Sunrise
service Sunday morning ut & o.
clock at FarView
The Women's Work Group met
at the home Of Mrs. Rosetta Har-
vey with seven members present.
The next meeting will be April .
at the home OF Mrs. Roy Gibbs.
The Corunna Al club met March
"a with 26 members present. James
McHeny presented movie ON
Childhood Safety.
Arlie Fike was business visitor
at the Frank Blambles Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Truban
and children, John ard Rcbccca, are
visiting his mother, Mrs. S. b.
Cooper
Sunday dinner guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer KNOTS were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Knots and family of
Crellin, and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Wilt, Of Aurora.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Harvey
and children were Sunday dinner
guests Of the William Bittingers.
Weekend guests Of the Joe
Gregorys We're Mrs. Carl Wilson,
Nh. and Mrs Virgil II. Miller and
children and Claralou Miller. OF
Mmraysville, Pa. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Thompson, of Coviug-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
EGLON

John Hile, Of the Accident com
munity, returned Tuesday from a
Phlippi hospital where he had re-
ceived treatment since March 26.
Mrs. Bessie Evans, of near
Brookside, came Sunday to the
home of her son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harsh,
Of near Eglon, from the Garrett
County Memorial hospital where
she had been a medical patient
since March "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray c. Judy, of
Eglon, went Tuesday to Morgan
town where the former is receiving
optical treatment. They were ac-
companied by Mrs. May Beckman,
of near Brookside, who visited her
brother-in-law, Wade Beckman, of
Sabraton, who recently had under
gone surgery.
Relatives here received word that
Mrs. Walter Biser, of Elkins, had
undergone surgery in a Cleveland
hospital The Bisers were former
residents Of Eglon.
MIR. and Mrs. Ross Teets and two
sons left Wednesday for Ohio
where they plan to make their
future home. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis
Teets and family have taken pos
session of the Ross Teets farm To-
Gated near Eglon which they pul-
chased recently.
Cecil Evans purchased the Rem
bold lumber mill located near his
home at Horse Shoe Run. Mr..
Evans has been engaged in the
lumber business for number Of
years.
Rev. and Mrs. Galen Fike and
children, accompanied by J. f. Ar
mold, all of Eglon, went Sunday
afternoon to the Kelly Chapel
church near Burlington where they
attended a dedication service.
Wilmer Harsh eXcavated base
ment and has begun the construc-
ton of a new house on the same
site where he removed the old
dwelling which was the former
Jack Haas house at Eglon.
The Eglon Farm Women's club
will render an Easter play Sunday
evening at Maple Spring church.
The public is invited.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1953-04-02
Senate ClOakroOn
BY J. GLENN BEALL
United States Senator from
Maryland

Washington, last week, was the
scene of an important debate which
will have a Tremendous effect ON
the future policies of this country
and history of the world.
Ii is important that we do a lit
Tie thinking about the underlying
reasons for this discussion ANA why
it developed
Presumably the Senate was dis
cussing the nomination of Mr..
Charles +. Bohlen, to be Ambassa-
dor to Moscow. Actually at issue
was who has the responsibility for
operation OF the Executive Depart
mcuts.
The winning o. an election car
lics with it great responsibilities
and charlottesville Republican
party last week was going through
the throes Of assuming responsible
ty and deciding who was to have
that responsibility.
Nh Bohlen's confirmation placed
that responsibility where it rightly
belongs-on the shoulders of the
President of the United States.
President Eisenhower will. am
sure, discharge that responsibility
in the best interests of all the
people.
The people of Maryland were
dissatisfied with the last admins
traton and as Congressman from
the Sixth District, was accus-
toned to receiving etters, tele-
grams and phone calls approving
my actions whenever | opposed GER
tain actions by the Executive
Branch.
Their dissatisfaction is largely
responsible for my being a Mem
Der Of the United States Senate
today, and | must admit that it
was disturbing to receive letters,
kilograms and phone calls opposing
my announcement that | would sup
port the President by voting to
confirm Nh. Bohlen's nomination.
As they say, you can't please
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Preston's Hospital
Plans Show Progress

Prospects of getting the Pres
ton Memorial hospital at King
wood, W. Va, underway by mid
summer were locking bright in the
adjacent county. Preliminary plans
and specifications are now in the
hands Of the L. S. Public Health
Service.
A board of hospital trustees is
to be named April by the County
Court. The cost Of construction
and equipping the hospital has
been estimated at $1,271,27S.60.
The estimated federal share is
$775,479.95 or approximately 81
percent Of the entire cost.
Preston county's share will be
a half million dollars, for which the
people voted bond issue last
June and for which a levy was
laid for the refinement of the
bonds and interest last August.
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all the people all Of the time, and
now that we Republicans are the
majority party we must become
accustomed to the criticism which
comes before applause.
The people opposing the nomi-
nation and attempting to limit the
policy making authority of the
President and the Secretary Of
State, unfortunately, first sought
to discredit Mr.. Bohlen as secmi-
ty risk; then to saddle him with
the responsibility Of Yalta. where
he was only an Interpreter; and
finally argued that he was not
competent to serve as the Am
bassador to Russia. All such prac-
tices are abhorrent to me.
The President and Mr.. Dulles
Vouched for Mr.. Bohlen's compe-
tence. Senator Taft and Senator
Sparkman confirmed Mr.. Dulles
opinion that he was not security
risk. 1t was said that he did not
criticize the past policies of the
State Department. In my judg-
ment, it is to his credit as career
employee, he was loyal to his SUI
periors and is a good indication
that he will be a loyal executor Of
the policies formed by his new SUI
periors, Mr.. Dulles and President
Eisenhower.
The confirmation of Mr.. Bohlen
was much more than just the con-
fimation of an individual. 1t was
confirmation by the Republican
party of its belief in the separa-
ton Of powers of government. 1t
was a vote of confidence in the new
Eisenhower administration 1t was
assurance to the American people
that from now on this country will
have an effective, truly bipartisan
foreign policy. 1t was an announce
ment that the Republican party has
accepted the responsibilities given
it last November and that we have
chosen to follow the leadership Of
President Eisenhower.
The decisions were truly mo-
ment0us.
Under the Dome
All Marylanders are invited to
attend the reception Senator Butler
and l will hold in honor Of Miss
Sally Rush, Maryland's National
Cherry Blossom Princess, on April
8. The reception will be held at 9
p. m. in the office of Senator But
Ter.