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Evening star., 1954-11-29

(No. 1870.
It was an unusual and reward
Ing concert that the Bach Aria
Group gave yesterday at Con-
stitution Hall, and one that elic-
tied a warm ovation by the 3,400
persons who attended. The music
of Bach, broadly speaking, is not
considered a prime attraction
for the general public. Many who
do want to use it as a vehicle,
for example Stokowski. have felt
that 1t must be served with all
varieties Of modern maycnnaise
to be palatable. Those who are
inclined to write off Bach and
the public as oil and water
should consider the affair yes
terday at Constitution Hall.
While connoisseurs may cavil at
this aspect or that. it was a
concert at which all the music
two hours and quarter of it
was written by Bach with no con-
cessions made to the popular
conception of what can be sold
to the public. And it drew a
large, entranced and enthusiastic
audience.
The credit must 60 primarily
to Bach, who devoted the greater
part of his musical career to
producing a large amount of
church music of such endless
variety, uninterrupted melody,
and instrumental and vocal sem
suousness, that it is only because
he came at the tail-end Of a
dying era, when radical changes
in musical taste were taking
place, that his music was buried
before it was ever known. The
nine excellent soloists, the chorus
and orchestra, the conductor,
and others who were responsible
for the performance, probably
will not object to this recogni-
tion of the great composer. to
whom each of them showed
singular rapport.
The chorus of eighty or ninety.
its nucleus the choir of the Ma
tional Presbyterian Church, sang
commercially, although working
under the disadvantage of being
spread too thin across the rear
of the stage where the five Sec
tions could not easily hear one
another, and the disadvantage
of insufficient rehearsal.
The orchestra, used in the two
cantatas, and in one or two of
the individual arias, was COM
petent, as was Frank Brief, the
conductor, although the latter
Evening star., 1954-11-29

Mother--Haven't you any
manners? I've told you over and
over to say please when you
want something. Don't pass him
the bread. Dad. until he asks for
it right.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
News Of Music
By Doy Thorpe

Bach Aria Group, Frank Brief. con-
ductor. Soloists: Julius Baker. hute:
soprano; Norman Farrow. bass-bari-
tone: Bernard Greenhouse. cello;
Erich Itor Kahn. piano; Jan Peerce.
tenor: Carol Smith. alto: Maurice
Church Choir. Theodore Schaefer.
choral director. Orchestra Of members
OF the National Symphony. Constitu-
tion Hall All-Bach Program: Two
complete cantatas; No; 191s "Glo. q
auf. ruff uns die stimme" Arias
from cantatas: Herr SO du wilt mo.
731: Herr, was du Whilst mo. 1852:
Man halte nur mo. 93l: Schweigt.
ihr Floten; Lebster Jesu. msin Yer;
(No. 139: Wenn kommt der Tag .(No.
5o1: ia, ia. ich halte Jesum fiesta
Evening star., 1954-11-29
Points for Parents J, Ed,'A The"s. ws'ess

Associatng pleasure Dh courteous expressions helps form
the habit OF using them Uhle nnpleGsCntne Tedrds this
learning
Evening star., 1954-11-29
r EpE EATERS

In $50, when Oliver F. Winchester introduced the
repeating rifle, John P Agnew had already been
in the fuel business for two years! For e6 yeors,
the name Of Aenew has been synonymous with
highest quality fuels and dependable service.
Nowadays, thousands of residents of Greater
Washington renew their orders for fuel oil or cooI
year otter year, with John P. Agnew g Co., Inc.
count on top-quoIity fuel oil or cool and prompt
o-weother delivery when they coll National
8-3Oo8
Evening star., 1954-04-19

MARIETTA PARK
Spacious 4-bedrm., lR-bath brick.
on express busline; conv. to schools
and stores: only $4,000 down;
Call Miss Zaker. DI. 7-3159.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005.
THIS IS IT. HERB
It has 4 big bedrooms and 2 baths
with an express bus at corner.
Elementary. junior and senior high
schools, supervised swimming pool
Call Mr.. Ryan, JU. 5-125S for appt
to inspect.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 14th st. AID. 4-2005
Evening star., 1954-04-19
HOUSES UNFURNISHED

ARLINGTON-close in. best sec.
screened porch. full bsmt., schools
shopping, bus. Redec; i7, S155. a29
31a baths. large din. rm. and living
rm. Cali TIE. 6-6670 between Ia
REAL SnH FAMILY HOME in Bright
wood: 8 bedrms;. 2 inclosed porcnes,
FaiRFAx 1EsF GfRCLIEwS-bedroo Cape
trees; 500. Cali MRS. oPPdL5A oPL5ATTEN5
|CONGRESS HEIGHTS AREA-S-bed-
EISSM Ioeaeed duPssA 70 Boiling aSI Field; ni. iee
shopping center. For further info.
AIEx.0sSO mo; 2-bedrm.. 5-year-
old home; basement, fenced yard;
April 30, 80; OWNER, IA. s-s921I 1920 OIL
1sis sni '7GaSNSiToN TRENTON pL. s.E.-s-bedrm
home. conditioned master bed.
nm. full bsmt; S116 mo. oRA
BRADBURY HEIGHTS, 4S13 v st.
Lovely detscheS corner S.psr hone s11 hSis %itf
Boiling Field and suitland, also large
SaS2pinh M4G MILLER. fSa'i Ii. 7-SiSoo. '
ROCKVILLE, In Twinbrook; 3-bed-
| room house: equipped dinette;
fenced back yard; fireplace: 1-yeaT
| after $50 pm; week ends. all day
Poplar 2-4963. Immediate posses
IKEsNnsINGToN Ems HEIGHTs-s-bedrm
| Cape Cod; 500 per mo-. liv. rm.,
sep; din. rm.. kit, 2 bedrms: and
| 2nd a.; l blk. from transp
MODERN REALTY CO.. INC. Ju
ALEX. No. 6 9. ingram, at Duke st
-Brand.new 2-bedrm. brick. ultra.
modern; S100. DE. 2.704S.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
HOUSES FURNISHED

TWO-BEDRM. BRICK, quiet, Takoma
Park; 2 weeks, April 26-June 13.
Ns iSns scaoLas G5 asas xrLHNrRoyse. RS4ss 0rf
2 bedrms., scr. pch.. rec. rm.. gas.
SI17. so. 70: 3-6Ss9: "a
GREEN MEADOWS. MD.-vic. Naval
iAs MIN downto%n Ss " Wash. Msen and sSo al emO ~
bassies. 2 blocks schools. transp. and
shopping; nicely furn.. 7-rm. brick.
Three bedrms., 1h baths, pine
paneied recr. rm.. screened rear
as4Sstn .snSsa Venetian Hald binds nsWy
dec. inside and out. gas heat. JU.
LARGE BUNGALOW. 8 bedrooms.
cool. screened porch. double garage;
ideally located; 8 months. ia. 2-9616.
AMERICAN UNIyERsITY-7 rms, 8
bedrms;; 1st fl. air cond. bedrm.
ave. ave bus: $s75. EN- s-51ae ESi
5226 CHEVY CHASE PKWY. NV;
Il blk. Conn. ave: trans; Oct. 4
sfsfSi s dishes easHs s7st 0'Rs EsFa f1s Gar ?ats9
eIss s1 WESTERN AVE-. chevy Chase,
Md:-Colonial home; 4 bedrms., Sh
baths. .liv. rm. with fireplace. din.
Rsns,ss ss9 9sc 'fassns6 f% End R4so1 es 5s%t
Beautifully furna;s concert graand
silver SPRING AREA-FuRNIsHED
OR UNFURNISHED BRICK RAM
BIER; living room, dining room,
kitchen, 8 bedrooms, bath. study and
recreation room. JU.. 9-i65O. -19
CHEVY CHASEE4-bedrm. bungalow.
washer; mos; begin; May y; $3.50
TAX. PIX rms. incl. brkfst. nook.
good section. JU. 6-372S. -l9
MICHIGAN PARK-Lge. and attrac.
tive home divided into 2 apis. Total
Of 8 rms. and 2Ha baths; nice neigh
borhood; $3.50 mo; Home at l1 4441
CO., 1906 H st. NV, MA. S-2345.
TAKOMA PIX. 6701 Westmoreland
ave. rms. bath; hot water, heat
furn.; conv. transp. JU. 5-5016.
DISQUALIFICATION new rambler
completely furn. Bargain to adult
family. OF, 4-R6fS. ewes. %
Evening star., 1954-04-19

FURNITURE STORE in county seat
IN central part OF Florida: 22 years
In same location: doing excellent
i; :siss; Z. least $500 $4,000 iids rsauiE:d'
CARRY-OUiTS SHOP, on busy 81. at
bus and streetcar transfer points;
specializing in chicken and seafood
boxes and frozen custard. Coming
into busy season; Lying quarters
other interests. Call after 10 am,
sGiF;EsS GGi; User SERVICE STATION ! II This
large ebay station has full facili-
ties for an experienced operator to
where possibilities are unlimited. A
equipment required. For full de-
tails write Box 297-K, Star. --25
LUNCHEONETTE. mostly carry-out
service on 9TH st. NV; All paper serv-
head. Owner buying larger place and
Is sacrificing this business for 81, 1000
incl. stock with only $4,000 cash
down. w. E. THRIFT. Exclusive,
1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma. S-9743.
RESTAURANT, located in Laurel, Nd.
Doing $125 day average. open from
seats SO. rent S65 month. Total
price only $4,000. Terms. w. E.
THRlFT, Exclusive, 1411 Pa. ave.
sHRv1CE' EiNl &C. sTATiSN STs11S; AND GARAGSRE- MSE
Well established for years on busy
NJ st. NV. Now available on deal
ership lease by major oil company.
No good will to buy. Reasonable
investment for stock and equipment
Is required. Write Box S03-K. star.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

MASS. AVE. AREA
Adjoining Sumner, 510o Marvin dr..
-S and 4 bedroom rambler: close
to schools. churches. etc; Is min.
utes to downtown. Sensibly priced
g. S,,ts ssSso snS Ola flSnned bS sAnpsnrvissd
istered architect and builder. Open
daily: Phone OIL. 2.9111. "a
Evening star., 1954-04-19
SILVER SPRING

h.-w.h., lot b0x20O; near ali schools:
GI $500 down. S66 mo-; price.
CLAUDE WOOD, JU. $1,000
Evening star., 1954-04-19
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

NATIONAL AIRPORT - One-bedrm.
living rm.. kit. and bath apt. II
garden project at 1902 Abingdon
DIR. Just off Mt. Vernon hwy. al
Bashford lane; S75 mo-, all utils
incl See janitoT or SHANNON &
kUcHs sSsas CO., 1905 H st. NV, MA
ARL. .ROSSLYN AREA-2 bedrms., {
closets. redec. SSS incl. gas; at bus
ia. 5-7270. 1900 N. Oak st. --2l
$53, ARL.-,Avail: May l.: / bedrm.
liv. rm:: kit. and bath; mr.. intersec.
ton, Wash, and Arl blvds.; mr.
SahSpDan asHy aaSs9 Ssi aM Fl 5ss g5ssF
ARLINGTON - Apartment building;
Rolfe ST.: walking distance Colonial
village. school and Arlington blvd.
1897 $685.: al! ia. uti!lt.sf 4sfs5 included AD ABS
$65; ARL:-One bedrm.. liv. rm.
kit. and bath. in apt. bldg; adults
only; no utils.; mr.. Fort Myer anc
Wash; Lee shop; center: DAYS. EN-
GaRDES SsS1s svsT SSrEx:IIe;Ss EN- SsSos. 2a o2sor
Lane area; modern bldg, 2 bedrms.
Ga1 tlae bath; 1t saIasY1t al sYtils. incl: s95 n no
ail-elec. tiled kit. i9 W. Chapman st,
OV. 3-077S or OV. $500. -22
close-in: 1-bedrm. apt.
an oud Utilities; $s2.50 mo. Call ia
ARLINGTON-Colonial Village area
Large corner apts.. / bedrm.. liv.
rm.. dinette. kit. and bath. lge.
closets, beautiful parquet floors;
l blk. bus. shop ctr: 10 Minis. Penta-
gon: adults; S6S. SIS. ia. s-2634.
IA. -2-013S ewes. 1900 10th st. n,
l blk. s. of Wilson blvd. at Rhodes
Alex. Del Ray,-1-bedrm. corr corner
apts. S65-S7O: 2-bedrm. corner
apts., $3.50. Colonial brick blags.,
s units each. Nice lawns, shade
trees; ! blk. Post Office, bus. stores.
Newly decorated. Adults only. RAY
MOND APTS.. TIE. 6-3190. -21
ARLINGTON-DE Luxe, S77.5O
Roomiest 1-bedrm. apis. See janitor,
1910 N. Courthouse I'd. -19
Evening star., 1954-04-19

HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE STATION-A large Shay
vile on the Baltimore blvd. For
Modsrass ods investmssnt tnsGt for .soee sso@eDaas snd
information write Box sss-kT. i star. tar
SERVICE STATION, snack bar and
adjoining home, Lee hwy: for lease.
Call ME S-0442.. MIR. DRUM. 30
BEAUTY SHOP for sale. downtown
location low rent and overhead: 8
operators doing good business; new
equip. Owner inherited other busi-
ness. All replies held confidential.
Box tai. Star. 25s
AUTO REPAIRS. body work, paint
ing; .23 years in best NV. location:
wonderful business opportunity;
SERVICE sTxTTioN-Maior oil com.
pany offers for lease modern 2
bay station located on No. high
way directly across from the Mt.
Vernon Hfgh School. Just south Of
Alexandria, Va. A moderate in
vestment will assure great returns
for abitious operator. For full in
formation write Box 29S-K. Star.
CHINCHlLLAs. pedisreed. prime herd
inels. bred females: money-maker;:
BEAUTY SHOP-To sell or rent.
reasonable; good location in airing.
ton; real opportunity. IA. e-131S.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

B62l End sT.-Modern 7.room row
brick: 1st. fioor:. Mv. rm... din. rm.,
den and large Kitchen. 5 bedrms.
and Y bath in bsmt. Built-in gar
age. 3 porches. SIS. 500; SI1, ,0OO
frst trust, small down payment.
Owner will take back 2nd trust. For
appointment. RA. 3-6452. 19s
Blessed Sacrament Parish
Located q short walk from Chevy
Chase Circle. Designed for enter
tanning and gracious family living.
Featuring nine lovely rooms includ-
ing master suite of bedroom, dress
ing room, bath and sun deck plus
q paneled clubroom and gear ga
rage. Kindly call (after hours,
OIL. 2-9O16).
Shannon & LuchS Co,
5000 Conn. Ave. NV.
Open 8 to 8. KE. 7-1SO0
Evening star., 1954-04-19

3-bedrm. rambler: ali brick; only
Just yrs rsdussd Sls El sHIl % 1risi 81 ea slf'So
ROBERT Z. LoHR. REALToR
HE A-4000 or RA $4,000
Evening star., 1954-04-19
COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

HILLS TRANSFER-Any day OK hr. +;
small and large Jobs; trained men;
beaches aASecN specislty g. Ccf. E. MoRRas %GSens
ri. S-1i50 or Ii. 6-2sSe.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe. storage in
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO -:-01O4, UNION STOR-
EDELIN MOVING AND TRANSFER
When moving you want 1t done
right at reas. rates. Ii. 3-5047.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving storage;
Ieas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,. RA. 3-1416.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
NO MONEY DOWN

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Equipped with fixtures. shelving and
nuorescent lighting. ready to do
available: liv. qtrs. Inspect 1877
LIST st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-19

8 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS
Rec. rm., attached gar, cleo. range.
Ia. Saf;331' ~19
COLORED-S. ARL.-2 -bedrm. brick
full bsmt., 2 porches. 2 lots. On bus
line. 1901 8. Rolfe ST.. of Columbia
pike. ia. 5-69S1 after B. IA
Evening star., 1954-04-19
HOUSES sALE-N.E., tcens. j

CoLoREp--oNLY $500 DOWN
THIRD AND RHODE ISLAND NE.
Newly redec. and vacant. 6 rms
and incl. porch. Gas heat. comp
PECK CO.. HE. 4-6400
COLO $50. EASY TERMS
6O6 Gallatin st. n.w.--Nice clean
brick. 2 stories. Six lge. rms, 5
bedrms., Ia baths. 2 incl. porches,
gas h;-w.h.,gar., lge. fenced yd. ;
3-6476. w. w. LEWIS. Realtor
Evening star., 1954-04-19
COLORED

Only $500 down: houses in good NV
section: 6 rms. and bath; bSmt.: hot
water heat; monthly payments to
suit. approved purchaser: a real
steal. Call at once, MR.. LEIGH
TON. UN.. 4-35OO: Sat. and Sun.
WA. 7-4001.
Evening star., 1954-04-19
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcons.

GEoRGEToWN - 2.bedrm. houses
iIsm is slze IEo kofB ASti'e'S e. n2D Az MsS
AREA. 3 bedrms. semi
lease. Vacant. 1st fir. liv. rn.,
SaPh Ss9 Ea %opEka Eli re- Really Fl Co.. Def5S: Mc
XRErNGfoS. NJ. aGGSSoSSS. SET $. IVY sr.-sesm,. Ss
det: 2-bedrm. brick with full bsmt..
OLIVER T. CARR. Ma. S-S09S.
1n sss 70 sEs5 have ea ifvs5 as
ton: TiNKLE PRoPERTiEs. IA.
sos PER Mo.SBungalow; lge. iiv Iv'
rm;; ra;; 2 bedrms; and bath; lge; fully
vacant; walking distance to schools
and transp: MODERN REALTY Co,
INC. III. 7-535O. -23
LANDoVER HILLs-Det. brick ram
bier, bedrms.,, hv; rn1., din. rm..
kit, bath. full bsmt.: excel: cond; ;
ReSitors. ReeR Mo NA. a 5000. 81 HoMrAElss' Mia
ANNAPOLIS. MD.-Attractiye.. Colo.
ter st. $115 month.N 2-yr. lease
Adults eo No pets. Colonial 3-3S0t
NEAR n falls fall CHURcH-Neariy Tfs new,
3-bedrm.. rambler. equipped Kitchen
sible parties. Ph. JE. 4-o1SS. IS Is.
AVAILABLE-AlmoS new. Diet. brick
8 bedrms., garb. disp., lge. fenced
yd.; shop. conv.; s125. RA. 6-0e65
CHEVY CHASE. MD, a block Of,
Jones Bridge road-Compact g.
CAREY WNsToN HsSTS sSooo e.. 17Ss 2sF con. ono:
necticut ave: NV. CO. 5-4422. E-19
SILVER SPRING-3-bedroom brick
house: conv. to Walter Reed An
For appointment, call MICHAEL
sos si S5t6 z Ave, We EAsTPiNEs-Sfoo AsTTIPiiSNiESs;
detached frame 2-bedrm. home; full
basement; garage; available imme-
-, 4 pgNE4P' sJH5Ss NC co. S-o22So o'
3-BEDRM. SEMIDETACHED rambler
S641 ,2Srd pl.. West Hyattsyille;
per mo. To inspect, cali co. 5-022S
Or JU. 9,4573. WALKER & DUN.
n: Eo aht.@s tSc bedrms.. 2 baths, hMls Scr
Dp porch aie repl aciodi! 10 min m, d9wnsown
VA.-S bedrooms, dininS
room. 2 baths; in lovely FairvieV
Park; S125 per mo. OWNER, CR
ALEX. No. 4 s. Ingram. at Duke e' st.
-Brand-neW 2-bedrm. brick, ultra
BRSN6 RS2sNf5n new Nf1%So eoBE BEDEM RE aaSas s.@iast
lge. yard, mod. kit; bus stop al
corner; close to shopping and
schools; S110 mo. OWNER. WO
c6S99,;,JSn sSSS9l; IA; s.2o72. "a "a
8naeesta hs5rms to AndTsTS f Boiling
dishwasher. garbage disposer, near
Phone 10. S-4662. -2I
NEW 4-BEDRM., 2 bath rambler;
h-acre lot with lge. oak trees; near
SCHOOLS SCHOOLS eng sIsz churches; dgso nrs Falls
FAILS caGRcH G1Hs No. AREA@Attgactive RI; soRg
3-bedrm. rambler with. large level
$115 mo. KE. $4,000.
N.-Spacious 81 bedrm.
Colonial near Lorcom lane; lovely
private yard with trees; bsmt. I;
SsoeeRsa Sos REl gossos. gsoBs6o;s det' garage: $3.50
NEW e-BEDRM: BRICK rambler;
500 mo-; Hillside area. Call MR..
GIBSON. HU. 3-369O. -21
NORTH ARLINGToN-3-bedrm. brick
Colonial; full hsmt. with half bath,
screened porch. lge. liv. rm. with
firepl, sep. din. rm.. equip. kit;
CHURcH-3-bedrm, rambler;
FALLS cHURcH-2-bedrm. Cape
Cod, full basement, rent. $115.
FALLS CHURCH, bedrms., lge. liv.
rm., firepl.. sep. din. rm.; 1 blk. to
elementary school, shop. and transp.;
Evening star., 1954-04-19
KENSINGTON. MD.

hENSINGION, MD.
30:yr.,. no down payt., CT financing.
Finest contemporary design. LIST
f., 2 twin-sise bedrms,. attrac.
dressing alsove huge closets. lily.
fully equip. kit. huge gr.-h. garage
(plenned for 2 future bedrms. and
bath when needed, partially pan-
eled rec. rm. 17x12, lge. laundry rm.
S94 per mo. incl. taxes and ins.
Just 10 min. from Chevy Chase
STANDARD PROPERTIES
LO. 6-44S4; Sales, JU. 9-3666
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04
Community Chest
Needs Should Be
Indicated Now

Community agencies and local
committees of national organiza-
tons who are supported by public
contributions have been urged by
william R. Neblett, president Of
the Community Chest Of Key West,
Inc, to indicate their desires to be
included in the coming local cam
paign for funds for 1855 on or be-
fore Thursday.
Whether as member agencies of
the Chest or as participating Or
CARNATIONS in a United Fund cam
paign, the Chest Board must have
these applications in order to de-
velop plans for the coming cam
paign, Neblett indicated.
Letters of application should be
filed with Joe Pinder or Paul ].
Sher, co-chairman of the Chest
Budget and Admissions Committee.
Presentation and consideration of
the various ageney budgets viii fol-
low.
The Executive Committee of the
Chest Board of Directors viii meet
at the La Concha Hotel Coffee
Shop Friday noon. Expected to at
tend are Neblett; Admiral G. C.
Towner, USN, vice president; Mrs.
Mary Sinclair, End vice president;
]. J. Trevor, treasurer; r. e. Ev-
ans, secretary, and some COM
mittee chairmen and members.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04
Need For New
Dimes Drive
Pointed Out
Kiwanis Receives
New Members, Hears
Project Proposals

Monroe County may be
one of the counties selected
to receive the new polio
vaccine next year," Bob
Youmans told members Of
the local Kiwanis club last
night at their weekly meet
ing in the La Concha hotel.
In urging the Kiwanis club to
undertake a project to raise funds
for the forthcoming emergency
March of Dimes Drive, Youmans
said, Nobody asks for a deposit
before you enter the Children's
Variety hospital in Miami with po-
lio."
Passive Device
Youmans explained that gamma
globulin is merely passive de-
vice that consisted of active anti
bodies in comparison to the new
vaccine being tried which is a
substance that stimulates a persons
Continued On Page Eight
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1954-08-04
Eisenhower Raps Foreign Aid
Cut; Defends Gen. Marshall
Tells Newsnen Deep
Aid Cuts Will
Hurt This Country

WASHINGTON R-President Eli
Senhower said today the foreign
aid cut voted by the Senate is too
deep and will hurt the United
States badly. He also said It re-
fleets some lack of comprehension
as to what the people in the Krem-
lin are doing.
The President told 4 news con-
ference that before the bill went
to Congress the administration al
ready had trimmed the program as
much as it felt was justified.
Eisenhower asked Congress for
nearly 3h billion dollars for for
eign aid. The Senate late yesterday
voted to put the figure in an
authorization bill at $3.50, 0O0, 900.
The House had voted 1855, OOo, 900.
Defends Marshall
The President also came up with
ringing defense of Gen. George
C. Marshall when asked for COM
ment on a statement by former
Secretary of War Harry Woodring
that Marshall would sell out his
own grandmother for personal
advantage.
Eisenhower said Marshall - who
as army chief of staff was his
superior during World War IL
| typifieS all that we look for in an
American patriot.
The Woodring statement, in q
letter to a friend, was made pub
lie earlier this week by Sen. Nc
Carthy (R-Wis).
As to the controversy in the Sen
ate over whether Mccarthy should
be censured, Eisenhower said in
reply to a question that of course
that controversy will have an ef-
feet on Republican party unity. But
he said he feels he should not try
to evaluate the situation in ad-
vance Of a decision by the Sen
ate on what course to take.
Party Division
The President added that any
thing which tends to divide the
party concerns him and means he
must take some steps with respect
to the situation.
On other matters:
COMMUNIST CHINA Eisen-
hover reiterated with great EN-.
phasis that he is opposed to adj
hitting Red China to the United
Nations under present conditions.
But the President went on to say
he is always ready to wait and
see whether the sinner reforms
and comes into the fold. He would
be off his rocker, he added, if he
attempted to say what conditions
would be five years from now with
respect to Red China and the U. N.
ATOMIC POOL - The President
said he does not propose to be de.
feated on his plan for an interna-
tional atomic energy pool for peace
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Text Oflkc's
Praise For
Marshall Given

WASHINGTON Up = The White
House today authorized direct quo.
tation of President Eisenhower's
news conference remarks in praise
of Gen. George c. Marshall as
follows: sx
Question by Edward T. Folliard,
the Washington Post and Times
Herald: Mr.. President, Sen. Nc
earthly put a letter in the Con-
gressional Record the other day,
and it was from Harry Woodring,
former secretary of war, Mr..
Wooding had this to say about
Gen. George c. Marshall, quote:
HE would sell out his grand
mother for personal advantage. "
He went on to say other things
in that same vein. Mr.. President,
what do you think of that appraisal
of Gen. Marshall?
The President: Ladies and gen.
tlemen, there are some things that
cause me to be almost emotional.
Now, ! believe that there are many
of you here who know Gen. Mar
shall well yourselves-all during
his war years, the work he did,
and the way he did it. I happen
to be one Of those Army officers
that did not meet Gen. Marshall
except in the most casual way
until the war started. think
had seen him twice in my life,
! in either case not over a minute
or two at the time. / was brought
in, and my relations with him have
been largely, almost exclusively
official.
But ! would like to say, and
have been saying that ever since
I first knew him well, that he tc
me has typified all that we call
or that we look form what we
call an American patriot. / saw
many things he did that were proof
to me at least, of his selflessness.
/ am quite certain that he did
not want to sit in Washington and
be a chief of staff. l am sure he
wanted a field command. But he
wouldn't even allow his chief tc
know what he wanted, because he
said, 81 am here to serve, and moi
to satisfy personal ambition"
Now later on, of course, after
the war was over, he went to 8
different post. What the circum
stances were Of that post, / know
nothing. What were his judgments
what were the things that could
have been done and were not done
or what things were done thai
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