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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
Die @ebe GiIenbouers

Sil elmer auBenpolitiihen &eoe por
Der in @aibington tngeaben Mmer-
icait Soeietp Of Henspaper gbitors
foroerte am 9onnerstng ErGiioent
giierboaper bic neue Negierung go
Diet-RuBlanbs auf, Die @9tbeit unb
@obrbaftigfeit ibrer 5rieoensbeitre,
bnngen nit Der 3uitimmung 5il elmer
alIgemeinen Mbriiltung ltn6 6urh
fonfrete WaBnabmen our gntipnn-
nllng Der @eltlage unter 8etpeis at
ltelIen.
Der erfte Sdritt in oieier @id-
ting muB Der MbihluB zines ebren-
baften Observation-Disclosures in 8orea
iein," iaete Ser BrGiibent II. a. in
Der Neoe, Die angenlein als @nttport
amerifas auf Die Sopiet- Sriebens>
offeniibe" angeieben tpuroe.
Benn bann Der @eg gum tpirfli-
den 6rieben uno sic Spanniing atpi-
iden Sft ,,no @eit beboben it, Damn
mocbte Der Br1iioent aus ben gripar-
niiien, Die our1 Die ginitellung oes
Wettriiitens entItiinber, einen Mil-
liaroenfonbs ibaffen Der fir einen
anberen &rieg bertDen6et tper6en jon,
ndmlib fir Den &rieg gegen oie
,brutalen MGdte Ser Mrn1ut uno
geot".
8ei Ser 9eipredung Der oitaliati-
i1en 6ragen erleoigte Der Hr1iihent
burb unfluge MeuBerungert bon
Staatsiefretdr 9uIes = entltanbene
Spefulationen iiber cine u1ogli6e
Eeilung &oreas bur1 bie Sorberung
freier @ablen in eine11 pereinigten
aorea. ,l1no er fiigte bi1l5u, es tpdre
Elm Betrug, tpenn in s&orea freimer-
benbe Eruppe1 anoertpGrts als Mn-
greifer auftreten tpiiroen. Snbo-gbi-
na uno Walapa miiiien in Dem &o-
ea-~Badage" einbesriffen iein. Gor,
moia blieb in oielem 3niammenbang
unertp1brt.
Den &auptnadbruf legte Ser Brd-
libent arf Die Siberung guropas.
@ir balten an Dem Mtlantti1en 8un6
feIt unb ebenlo an Ser guropdi den
gerteioigungs1 1@emeinl6aft. Deutib-
lanb muB geeint uno fret tper6en
inter einem &egime, oas aus ebrli-
den unb gebeimen @ablen berpor-
gebt. Mus Der engen Berbinbung Ser
ie6s Sbuman-2 -2dn6er muB iib cine
breitere &on5eption enttpideln, cine
guropa-llnion, in Der Weniben, $50
rem uno S6een frei berfebren. Wir
ertparten audi oie MISUNDERSTANDING
Ser l1nabhdngigfeit Der 8aiallenldn-
Der uno banit Die 8eenoigung Ser
unnatiirliben Geilung guropas. als
8etpeis guten @illens ionte Mosfnu
5un1hit auf Die Imsbelltlng Seiter-
reids ber5idten nno Die nod inmer
feitgebaltenen @eltfriessgefansenen
nahbnuie ifiden.
Mbrhitmug
Nahoem in Miien nnb europa
0ortfhritte auf Dem @ege 5iir @nt-
ipnnnuna Der Gage eraielt 1por0en
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25

SgS Der elnfluBrel6lte &ommunll
in Ser Solpiet- Gone, gab Der neuer
aampagne fir 0eutiblanbs Bieber
pereinigung auftrieb nit bieier gr
flarung, Die auf Der eriten Seite bel
,Edgliden Hunoidau', Dem Srgar
Ser Solpiet 7Irmee in Seuti6lono
|abgeorudt mar.
aaem ani6ein na6 auBerte iif
ltlbridt nacb 8eratungen nit Gene.
raj Saiiilp Gbuifop, oem rullil6er
Sberbefeblsbaber in ser Sitsone
Gbuifom iou aus MoSfau Intpeii1n.
gen erbalten baben, neue Gorl6lGge
fiir Die oeutide ginbeit aus5uarbei.
ten.
Gos erite eroBe 3iel iagte III,
bribt, beitebe oarin, 8eIt-9euti i6.
lambs uiqegale" GertrGge nit oen
meItliden 2dnoern gu beleitigen. Die
aommuniiten b1tten Sen 8eg 5u
Geutihlano- -Grrbanolungen bur6 oie
Gonseiiionen Ser Gbineien uno Noro.
Goreaner eeebnet, oeren sneebot bie
raftipe unterltiitung" oes Sopiet.
auBenminiiters genieBe.
lllbridt griff 9unoesfan5ler Moen.
auer als rSiibrer elmer Clique bon
nationalen &errGtern" an. 9lmerifa,
nil6e @elber, oie 9loenauer sur ST,
nan5ierung Ser aufriiltllng peripro.
6en iuurOen, ieien ymeiter ni6ts oIs
areOite fir Die 3eritorrns Geutid.
lambs.
r8enn sic Ser. Stoaten oem oeut
l6en Solf mirfliG belfen mollen, ioa
ten lie nidt oie SertrGge BON 8onr
uno Baris (oen @eneralpertfag uni
ben Eaft fiir Sic guropdii6e Gertei
bigungs- -8emeinl6afD oiftiereh jon
bern ibre 8ereitidaft erfldren, ein(
Giermd6te= =&onferen5 iiber Sen Sor
l6lag zines Srieoenspertrags mi
Sel1tl6lanb an5unebmen."
9sod beutlider ipraden sic gtuiier
our6 ibre oitoel.tIden Salallen on
Wontag. Gin Sarlamentsbei6 6lui
manote iid oireft an oas britii6,
Souie Of Commons nit oem slntrag
eine GiermGbte- -&onferen5 iibel
9eutidlanos @ieoerpereinisune ber
6ei5ufiibren.
Or. Mbenaner in ben Ser. Staaten
/
gs NOR elm Slid, baB ser beuti6
9unoesfan5ler Or. Aoenouer gerao
in oieien fritii6en Sagen in Sen Ser
Staaten tpeilte. Seine Imerifo- 6abrt
oie leste 8ode nit einem frr5en 8e
JUDI in Sttatpa ibren abi6luB fano
nabm einen Iebr barmoniI1en Ser
lauf u8as an gl1tem @illen bel lei
ner Infrnft porbanoen mar, bat e1
our6 iein 8eien uno feline 8ortt
permebrt," i6rieb elm 0itlides 8latt
rNi6t MN Die &egierllne bat er fiji,
iid) rno ieine Sadie seponnen, ION
bern er bat auf beim &ongreb Ser.
trauen gefunben. Man elaubt ibm
oaB er nid)t gu benen sebort, oie in
idpanfenoer Belt idtpanfeno eeiinn1
|iino."
gs tuar aber ni6t nur leine ipmpa.
tbiide Berionli6feit, bie linn einer
grfols bon unbere6enbarer Srag.
ipeite in slmerifa ii6erte, lonoerr
leine flare uno foniequente 8olitif
ote iiberseugenb tpirfte. Geutlblanf
bate feinen beiieren Sa6tpalter unf
8riidenbouer na6 SEN Ser. Staater
entlenoen fonnen. uno es lit 5ipeifel,
los, oaB ieine 8orte unb iein gon3es
8eIen einen ungemein tiefen Gin,
orud ma6ten, uno Sic Saltlnl
@albingtons gegeniiber Sen 2odun.
gen Mosfaus bielleidt mebr beein,
fluBten ais beute ollf Ser Sberfldhe
81 erfennen lit.
Sn Chicago
Sn Sen anOertbalb Sasen, sic oe,
&an5ler na6 einem fl,r5en 8elu6 SCI
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4
cine @ieoerpereinigiing Deuti1lanbs
crit praftiib ntoglid lein miro, tpenn
Die ginbe5iebung @eit-0eutihlanos
in Die 8erteioiglng nnb Ben tpirt-
ibaftliben @ieoeraufbau guropas
tatldblib erfolgt lit. gs lit oas cine
auffaiiung, oie ii6 in Sen sroBen
2inien nit oerienigen Der amerifani-
iden auBenpolitif oeft. Sic reaIpoIi-
tiIden Sintergriinbe oiejer Muffaiinng
lino bel realpolitii6er lleberlegung
flar erfennbar, aber iie entlpreben
nidt ben leioenidaftli6en politiiben
gmotiouen tpeiter &reiie bes beut.
iben Golfes, oie unter Der gegentpGr-
tigen politiiden Sbnma6t hires 5er-
itiifelten 8aterlanoes leiben. Die i1t-
nerpolitilben @egner bon 8unoes-
fan5ler Moenaller - bor allem Ole
So5ialilten =, Die i'm in oen bies-
iabrigen @ablen 5u beliegen boffen,
iperoen oaber Die patriotiibe 2eioen=
l6aft i'm oertl6en Golfe gegen 0ie
borlt6tige politii6e @eisbeit oes
&an5lers ausipielen. Die Huiien, un-
terItiist BON ibren fommuniltiiden
Salallen in Ser oltoeutid)en v8oIfs-
repnblif", arbeiten nit bem Sober
elmer 8ioeroereinigung Oeutidlanos,
neil lie oaour6 Der inneren SppoIi-
tion eine nirfiame gefiiblsmGBige
Boblpropaganoa 5utperfen.
@etpiB = oas ErobIem ser beut-
lhen @ieoerbereinigung lit beute nod
nidt iprudreif bisber baben sic
Wanner Inn Walenfotp nod nibt ein-
NAL lire 8eoingungen fir Die @ie-
oerpereinigung befanntgegeben, oie
um tpirfungspou 5u iein, freie 1lnab-
bangige @ablen in Der Slt5one unb
cine 8erbeiierung Ser beuti6en Dit
gren5e einiblieBen n1iiBten. Mosfall
miro aber gu tpeiteeberoen &on5eiiio-
men bereit Iein, ipenn es 6aourb sic
ipirtldaftIihe uno militdriI6e Mufrii-
lItnng 9euti9lanos aufIeiten @eIt-
guropas 81 berbinbern permag. Soll-
ten bie eripdbnten &on5eiiionen unter
Dem Druid ser 8erb1ltniIie unb in,
Sinblid auf oie reht5eitige St6rfilng
Der oeutiden Sppoiition tatid9Iid se-
Imabrt tper6en, 10 fann Der Bonner
gnnbesfan5ler es iib faum leiiten,
obne @efabrbung ieines Breitiges
uno oes Iniebens ieiner Bartei, ben
ruiiil6en Ingeboten gegeniiber Die
Obren gu beridlieBen; er miro, pie
audi INNER Die amerifaniide Bolitit
iid) oa5l einIteuen mag, oie 8erbano-
lungen NIT Ben 8uiien aufnebmen
miiiien. gs miro nibt Iei6t iein, in
oieien gerbanolungen, in DEM 6ie
Snitinfte ser Station auf cine raihe
@ieoerberitellung ser ginbeit 5rGn-
gen 1peroen, ieine Boiition polfstiim-
| li6 5u MAIDEN unb, i'm Sale Die 8ie,
oerpereinigung tatiddlid) itattfinoen
lioate, bie Snfiltrierung audi @eit-
Deuti6lan6s nit fommuniitiI1er
92rnnnnorAo ~ t,prhi,1 Aort,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1953-04-25
l1nebrlid)es 3iel

giner Ser Sober, oen oie &ulIen in
oem aanpf Inn Die Neuseitaltung
Deuti6lan6s austperfen iperoen, lit
Der Hiid5llg aller 8eiasungstruppe1l
llno oa11it oie MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
poGen SouperGnitat Oeutl9lanos
iiber Iein Serritorialgebiet. 9ieier
&iif5ug Der 8eiatungstruppen aus
Gel1ti6lano aber beoeutet ettpas gan5
anoeres fiir Die 8riten, Ole ibre Erup=
pen iiber ben &anaI, unb fir Die Mme-
rifaner, oie ibre Sruppen auf Sic an
oere Seite oes atlantiiben O5eans
lpiirben 5uriifaieben miiilen, als fir
Die Wa6tbaber I'M &reml, bie ibre
Oipilionen bieaeidt ni6t einrnal Bis
in ibr Staatsgebiet 5uriidaieben Mir
oen, ionoern Die &ote Mrmee an Ser
oeuti6= polnil6en unb beutl6-ti9e9i-
l6en @ren5e belaiien fonrten. Ser
fommuniltiide 8lod tpiiroe ali ourd
cine lolde Hegelung ma6tpolitii6
getpinnen tpdbrenb anbererieits bie
meltlide 8erteioigunssgenleinidaft
geibpa6t tpiirbe. 0euti9lano aber.
bas I'M Beiten ourd Moenauers ita-
bile Holitif in erfreulihem Eenlpo
tpirtidaftli6 aeneien fonnte, tpiir6e
nun als 0as 3iinglein an Der @aage
| ii6 in Ser tpeitliben uno oItliden
Welt itanoig bon alien politiI6en
8eranberungen eridiittert fiiblen unb
unrubig BIN uno bergeriiien iperOen.
@iir6e biele ItGnoige l1nraIt in iiht-
barer 8eiie Die beutide Sronung ge-
fdbrben 10 tpiiroen oie Na9tbaber
I'M &reml ii6 bermrtlid) tros allem
5rieoensgerebes nidt ideuen, oie
fommllniitiiden Eruppen in 9euti9-
lano einmaribieren 5u lalien, bebor
bie @uropdiI1e 8erteibigungs-@e-
meini6aft geriiltet tpGre, ibnen bin-
reideno friib unb idlasfrdftig entge-
gen5ltreten.
Die nGrieoensidaImeien Ser 9ie-
aiernng Walenfo1ps iheinen alio
.mebr Der 8eribGrfrng Der poIitiiden
Hropaganoa uno politii1en Span-
nung 5u bienen, uIs mirflider pelt-
,peiter gntipannung. @iir6en sic
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20

tween receipts Of expenditures"
Humphrey blamed spending pro-
grams inherited from the Truman
administration for the grim fiscal
picture.
Sen. Byrd (D.Va), in = weekend
statement, estimated that govern
ment income next year would be
about 81 billions--or IA billions
less than the Humphrey estimate.
He put probable spending at 7
billions and said Congress will
have to raise taxes next year OF
face q deficit Of about 10 billion
dollars.
/ Byrd said that unless there are
substantial changes in the world
situation, the outlook for the fiScal
.lyear starting in mid.l954 Is going
Ito be as bad as this years "anc
limaybe worse. !"
4 The present national debt is near
lily 272is billion dollars. The pre-
sent legal debt limit was set afteI
World War II at a figure Is billions
under the wartime peak Of 3Ot
billions.
Sen. KnoWland Of California, the
acting COP leader, said that II the
President asks for an increase In
1.-THE limit, he thinks Congress would
approve II before the administra
ltion's July 81 target date fol
ladiournment.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20
SENATE NAY TAKE STEP
TO GAIN MORE POWER
OVER PROBE COMMITTEE

would have TO clear the 'Ruies
Committee headed b. Sen. Jenner
fR-Indl and then win the approval
of the Senate itself.
Verbal sparring continued,
meanwhile, between Mccarthy and
the three Democrats who resigned
from his subcommittee July 10 In q
revolt against what they called one
man rule. The COP majority had
voted to give Mccarthy sole power
20 hire and fire staff members.
Mccarthy, on an NBc televisi0n
program yesterday, said the Dem
ocrats had raised 3 ''phony ISSUE
and actually feared their political
futures would be jeopardizd If
they had hand in what he termed
exposure by his group Of graft and
corruption In the Truman
administration.
"The better Job the committee
does the more abuse We win have
to take Mccarthy said.
Symington fired back : state
ment:
''Most Of Sen. MeCarthy's recent
investigations and plans for inves-
tigation had to do with matters
concerning the Eisenhower admin
iasTation. II my concept Of politics
followed those Of Sen. Mccarthy
for partisan, political exploitation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20
Raising OF
Debt Limit
Is Opposed
BY JACK sELL

WASHINGTON IN - The Essen
hover administration comes to q
financial crossroads today, its evil
dent plans to lift the federal debt
limit threatened by Democratic
opposition.
In advance Of meeting Of COP
leaders with President Eisenhower
TO discuss the Situation, Sen.
George tD-Ga) said be might not
60 along on an expected proposal
to raise the present us billion dol
lar ceiling.
There wiz be some opposition
to increasing the debt limit, main
ly on the ground that the only
way to cut spending ID to keep the
present limit" George said.
He added that he personally re
mains to be convinced that the
faction has to be taken now despite
the narrow margin by which the
lpresent debt comes below the sta
ltutory limit.
Chairman Millikin CIR -Colol d
1.-THE Senate Finance Committee saiC
Inc hasn't pOIled the group and
doesn't know how il win stand OF
the issue.
Without mentioning the likelihood
LOT having to seek q raise In The
debt limit, Secretary Of the Urea.
Isury Humphrey predicted yester,
day that bigger business earnings
and higher national income win
|lht government receipts to q
second successive peak In the year
which started July 1.
Federal revenue, Humphrey
said, should climb to 6stk billion
dollars compared with the record
SIS ,2O0, OOO, 900 In the year which
ended June 80. Nevertheless, he
added, "continued vigorous cooper.
alive effort win be required
TO reduce expenditures TO the point
where We win obtain q balance be.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20
~ JOHN CHADWICK

WASHINGTON IN - Sen. Mon.
ronsy (D-okia) proposed today
shat The Senate arm itself with
aathority to force . quick halt to
investigations undertaken BY Its
eommiltees.
1Onsoney, ready TO introduce an
amsndnent 70 the rules at the start
Ct today's Senate session, said his
pgepcsal was prompted By the &C.
Hyltles Of Sen. Mccarthy (R-Wisl
ard bis Senate Investigations SUBJ
committee.
lis committee Is the one eaus-
ne The greatest amount Of criti-
eism 70 be heaped on the Senate, 2
said MOnroney, who last week took
tho Senate floor to assaI Ne.
Cafthy's avowed intention to sub
poenaing officials Of the Central
Intelligence Agency (CTA).
Monroney said the projected
probe Of The supersecret intelli-
genee agency was ''ihe straw that
bfDke the eamei's back and led
hin 70 draw up Z proposed change
u The senate,s rules.
Under his proposal, the Senate
~ majority vote could halt inves-
LEGATIONS w Ii committees just as
& can now discharge committees
from further consideration Of Iegis.
Iation.
Moaruney noted that discharge
yes0luEions have ! privileged status
aad can b brought up for . vote
Che day after they are filed.
ne said The effect Of his proposed
rule would be ito put direct re-
spOasibility on the Senate" for the
investigations Of It's committees.
He said he regarded this as neces.
sary h view a. Tie sharp criticism
some IL them have aroused.
me proposed amendment to the
rules. before becoming effective,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20
Loves Him Still

PHOENIX, AriE. IN Jerry Dick.
erson and his girl friend had q spat
last night. She still loves him, but
he's too hurt to talk.
It started when DickerSon, "a,
hit her over the head with q sugar
bowl and > cream container in a
downtown restaurant. He missed
with . bottle Of ketchup.
Then his 2S.year-old sweetheart
found gun and fired twice.
One slug went through Dicker-
sons ear, the other into his knee.
As he slumped to the floor, she
slugged him Ia the face with the
gun.
II was awfully mad but still
love him." she told police later.
Diekerson was hospitalized and
police said he hadn't signed q COM
plant against her.
The couple had planned to marry
In two weeks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20
Att Again

Los ANGELES lR-For the 10th
time since 1910 Susan B. Harsh
man. 81. has filed suit for divorce
from Harry T. Harshman, also a.,
. retired real estate broker.
Her latest petition accuses Harsh.
man of striking her, knocking out
her teeth, scratching her, threat
ening to kill her, kicking her.
The Harshmans were married
Feb. ., 1880. She fled her first
divorce suit the following October.
then dismissed il.
She since has filed-and dropped
divorce actions in 1912, 1913, 1914,
Isl5, 1876, Is47, 1850 and 1859.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20
YOUTH BURNS BOOKS

MIDVALE. Utah R-Salt Lake
County's boOkmoble-a travelling
library mounted on truck-was
out Of commission last week be-
cause Of 12:year-old book burn
er."
Ralph Voyce, driver Of the mo-
bile unit, reported that at one Of
his stops the boy saw . puddle on
the ground beneath the vehicle and
decided to find out-with the aid
of a match-if the liquid was
gasoline.
Il was.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20

there would be good reason for my
remaining on the COMMITTEES. .
Jackson commented In . state
ment: As for graft and corrup-
ton, it's interesting TO note that
the chairman has failed TO initiate
investigations in this direction. =
CeCleIIan said the only issue
was whether Mccarthy should
have sole power to hire and fire
staff workers.
MeCarthy's all-RepubIican sub
committee deferred any attempt to
subpoena . GA official last Tues
day after eonfcrTing with the
ageney's director, Allen Dulles.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-20
HTDEOUT DISCOVERED

MANILA B-Army troops oper-
ating In the Bataan jungles across
the bay from Manila have discover
ed q honeyeomb Of caves used by
Communicated Huk dissidents.
An Army spokesman said the
caves afforded the Huks camou-
tagged LARS. A large number Of
troops had been ambushed In The
area during the past year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-23

mating Committee, headed by Mr.
Donald Patterson, reads as fol-
lows: For president, Mrs. Lee
Johnson and Mr.. Milton Sanders;
for first vice president, Mrs. Wal
ter Belts and Mr.. Clete Davis; fol
second vice president, Mrs. Rob-
ert Andersen and Mrs. Helen B
Green; for treasurer, Mr.. George
Hartman and Mr.. Donald Kin
singer; for corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Irwin Bassett. The re-
cording secretary and delegates
and alternates to the PTA Council
are appointed.
Mr.. Patterson's Committee was
also composed of Mr.. w. W. Tenn
pie, Mrs. Robert Garland, Mrs.
Charles w. Simms, Mrs. George
Cheesman, and Mrs. Sol Gershon.
Additional nominations may be
made from the floor prior to cleo
tions.
At the special meeting of the
Wheaton Citizens Association,
held at the home of Mr.. Alvin
Waits on Lyle Street, the follow
ing were elected to the nominating
committee: Mr.. George Hartman,
chairman; Mrs. Paul f. Jameson;
Mrs. Philip Marcus; Mr.. Morton
Raft; and Mr.. R. B. Spring.
This Committee will draw up a
slate to be presented to the Asso-
citation at its next meeting May II.
Notification will be sent to all
members of the nominees chosen at
least ten days before the meeting
night. Nominations may also be
made from the floor on the night
of the meeting.
In spite of the fact that l per-
sonally mailed out notices (Which
reached members 5 days ahead of
the special meeting above men,
tioned) to more than 100 men,
bers, the powers that be in the
Association had to do some tele-
phoning in order to get a quorum.
People had better turn out for
the May meeting election night
or Wheaton may find itself with
out an Association.
Great things are in store for
Glenmont School. The PTA is
planning it's annual Spring Fair
on May 8; the Primary Festival
will be held May II; and the Up
per Grade May Day, May Is. More
on these in a future column.
The school certainly looks nice
with it's newly painted outside
trim.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-04-23

dist Church met on Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Dorothy
Ferguson.
The friends of Mrs. Frank RAY
will be glad to know that she is
recuperating at home after being
seriously i'll at Montgomery Coun-
ty General Hospital for several
weeks. We wish her a speedy re-
covery.
The Mems Brotherhood of En-
worth Church met on Tuesday eve
ming in the recreation room of the
Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Dean of
Travilah Road returned yesterday
from a tive-day fishing trip at Lake
Skineateles, N. Y. While they were
away their children were the
guests of their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles K. Davies, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bayha and
their son Stephen of Denver, Colo,
arrived yesterday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton Gloyd. Be-
fore returning home Mr.. and Mrs.
Bayha will also visit Mrs. Ewell
Trevey in Rockville. Mrs. Bayha
will be remembered as the former
Miss Evelyn Gloyd of Gathers
burg.
"Bo" Wear, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Wear, celebrated his 9th
birthday on Sunday by entertain
ing six of his classmates. Natural
ly they had a big time making
lots of noise and eating plenty of
ice cream and cake. "Bo's" guests
were Bobby Allnutt, Ronald Mich
olson, Tommy Carroll, Paul Lam
don, Soren Roynestad, and Elwood
KILLER.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harding
entertained ten couples at a buffet
supper last Sunday at their home
near Gaithersburg.
Charter Night of the Gathers
burg Lions Club will be next Tues
day evening at Peter Pan Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Plummer
had as their guests last Sunday
Mrs. Gertrude Engle, Miss Lillian
Williams and Mr.. John Watkins,
all of Kemptown.
Grand Chapter of Maryland, Or
der of Eastern Star, will meet Sun
day, April 26, through Tuesday,
April % at the Lord Baltimore Ho-
tel in Baltimore. The following
members of Pentalpha Chapter will
be grand officers: Mrs. William
Christie, Grand Esther; and Mes
srs. w. G. Irwin and Kenneth Barn
cord, Grand Guards.
1t must pay to attend radio and
television shows, especially if you
can be asked to participate. At
least a group from Gaithersburg
must think so, for when they went
to the Art Lamb television show
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10 in the Potomac Methodist
Church.
Woodfield girls met to discuss
patterns and materials to be used
for clothing projects April II in
Woodfeld Hall. All girls assisted
with the community supper on
that day. Report was made of the
sos made by the group and their
mothers by serving the Methodist
Mems Club turkey supper March
l6.
The Gaithersburg girls ack-
nowledge the fine guidance and
service which their leader, Mrs.
Allie Messer, has shown them in
her five years of service at the
meeting April Is in the school. The
recognition was occasioned by
Mrs. Messer's having to give up
the club for the present.
Patterns and ideas for summer
clothing projects were discussed
by the Germantown girls in the
home of Joan Cue, April 10. The
girls will use these ideas in cloth
ing school which will be held
when school closes. Recognition
was made of the fine work of Mrs.
o. L. Parham, local leader, who
has moved to Hyattstown and will
not be with the group any longer.
Mary Virginia Dorsey and Virgin
la Jensen were recognized as out
standing demonstrators since they
had won the county bread and
poultry demonstrations Martha
Palmer, reporter.
Plans for the May Day Festival
at Twinbrook Elementary School
were discussed at the meeting of
the Twinbrook girls Friday after
noon in the school. Mrs. Dale Hunt
and Mrs. Robert Wilson will work
with the girls in their clothing
projects. Girls are beginning with
the making of wrist pin cushions
and draw string aprons. Mrs. NAL
colin Morse worked with the boys
in planting forythia behind Craw-
ford Drive as another step in their
conservation project.
Shirley Wright was hostess to
the Colesville Club Friday night.
Her mother Mrs. Edward Wright
and Mrs. Isaac Kirk will work
with the girls in carrying out their
clothing projects. Allyn Hayden
presided at the business meeting.
Mary Jane and Lillian Arnold
were hostesses to the Lewisdale