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role of the Greek Chorus; Maxine
Perryman, sophomore, Lexington,
in the title role of Antigone, the
proud, young princess of iron will
and interchangeable purpose; John
bennington, sophomore, Yazoo City
as Creon, the dictator who sets
rolit cs above moral decency;
Tho nas Dillon, senior, Leland, as
Haemon, Creon's son and Anti
cones fiance who joins Antigone in
defiance of the king; Neva john
son, freshman, N. Carrollton, por-
traying Antigone's less determin-
ed, but devoted sister, Ismene;
Thelma Jones, sophomore, Green
vile, portraying Green's wife, Eu-
rydice, whose fate is doomed be-
cause of Green's convictions; Bes-
sic Burnley, senior, Utica, in the
role of Antigone's devoted nurse;
William Ware, junior, Greenwood;
Carsie Peyton, sophomore, Mo-
bile; and Emerson Sandifer, fresh
man, Mound Bayou, as Guards,
who, to save their lives must obey
the kings orders.
The production, under the direc-
ton of E. T. Battle and B. A.
Adams, promises to be command
ing, memorable performance.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-04
methodists Urged
To Show Patience
In Race Question

Chicago, Jan. 80 - Methodists
were urged Thursday to show
"brotherliness and patience" in adj
justing to racial Indignation of the
nations schools.
The Methodist Church Board of
Social and Economic Relations I'M
animously adopted resolution
Tuesday saying the Supreme Court
decision on school segregation had
an influence "beyond the schools"
at has pricked the conscience of
the church, making US aware of
our slothfulness in putting into
practice the principles we have
professed," the resolution said.
"The decision makes necessary
far-reaching and often difficult
community readjustments," it said.
"We call on our people to affect
these readjustments, in all good
faith but with brotherliness and
patience
The resolution will be recon-
mended for adoption by the church's
general conference in Minneapolis
in April.
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ton" would be made to determine
what steps should be taken to pre-
vent future Incidents"
The Chattanooga News Free
Press advocated editorially today
that a ban be placed on admission
of mixed crowds to such events.
Common in South
Mixed events like this are COM
mon in the South. The crowds
themselves are segregated. At
last nights affair the Negroes had
the ground floor, circle of boxes
and one side of the dress circle.
White spectators occupied the other
dress circle and balconies above.
Police said two separate incl
dents almost at the same time
started the fighting. A Negro per-
former attempted to sit in the
white dress circle and when anoth-
er Negro tried to persuade him
to move, they began swinging fists.
Then someone upstairs apparent
ly emptied a pop bottle on those
below.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-04
Newman & Clark
Stake Wildcat
In Amite Area

Harry G. Newman and Noel D.
Clark, Jackson, have staked loca-
ton for No. l U.S.A., a wildcat in
northern Amite County, Mississip-
p; Drill-site spots 33 feet south of
center Sc SW Section 17-4N-3E.
Contract has not been let for the
projected 7,OOO-foot Wilcox test
which is scheduled to begin by Feb
ruary Is.
Venture is on acreage secured in
farmout from Stanolind Oil & Gas
Co. with that firm also contributing
financial support. Honolulu Oil
Corp. is contributing acreage and
money with additional support in
acreage from Sunray Mid-Conti-
nent Oil Co., Clyde Moss and Con-
slant Mayeaux.
Nearest Wilcox production is the
Freewoods Field, some eight and
one-half miles west and slightly
north of the present stake.
California Co. encountered show
of oil in Wilcox sand at the near
est previous test - the No. l
Coles Unit, NV NV 7-4N-3E,
about two and one-quarter miles
to the northwest. Hole was bot
toned at 1903 feet and sidewall
samples recovered sand at 6674
feet with yellow fluorescence and
questionable oil cut.
Run of electric log from eleva-
ton 298 feet indicated top of
Moody's Branch at 3107 feet, Cook
Mountain lime $3.50, Sparta 1856,
Zilpha 1870, Wilcox 1880, and Base
Big Shale 1916 feet.
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Kansas has 80 counties produc-
ing oil and gas.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-04
Africans Welcome
English Queen

LAGOS, Nigeria, Jan. 30.-Fan-
tastic throngs, ranging from the
half-naked to dignitaries in the
height of Nigerian and European
fashion, welcomed Queen Elizabeth
II with cheers and tom-tom Ian
guage Saturday as she set out on
royal tour of this century-told
British crown colony.
The young queen was calm and
unflustered in the mid-S0 heat as
she left the plane that had flown
her and her husband, the Duke OF
Edinburgh, from London for the
first visit here by reigning roy
atty.
She wore a white rose-figured
dress, q pink straw hat and open
toed white shoes. The Duke was
in admiral's white uniform with
purple sash of the Order of the
Garter.
Tribesmen who for days had
flocked to Lagos from deep bush
country let out a great shout OF
"Ebaka" ("Welcome" In the va
ruba language.)
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-04

1HIRTY-FIRST ANNUAL CELEBRATION OF
NEGRO HISTORY WEEK
FEBRUARY 1919. 1856
Thence NEGRO HISTORY IN AN ERA OF CHANGING
HUMAN RELATIONS
die ideal B"hehoo' but " ais" an era Of i"
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3. 1888 Ninth Street, n W. Washington D.
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bunche Says

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Press Association, is in danger OF
repeating in Africa the mistakes
which have made Southeast ASIA
threat to peace.
Neglect of African problems, DR..
Bunche said, leaves no indication
now of any solution except violent
outbreaks"
In the process of liquidatlng
African colonialism, DR.. Bunche
said, "the job of the United Ma
tions is to show these people that
their aspirations can be realized IN
a reasonable time without resort
to violence"
DR.. Bunche said the United Ma
tons, by setting up plebescite IN
Togoland, had established a pre-
cedent of determining the wishes
Of colonial peoples as to their fu-
ture.
DR.. Bunche said that UN's re-
cent decision to admit Is more ma
tions as members produces many
more problems, but gives the
United Nations greater strength
and confidence in striking blows
for world peace"
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-04
Georgia Methodist
Pastor Passes

AUGUSTA, Ga, Jan. 3O-The
Rev. D. R. Cooper of the Metho-
dist Church passed at his residence
in Augusta, Ca, Wednesday night.
Rev. Cooper had served as District
Superintendent and as pastor of
several of the major churches Of
the Georgia conference of the
Methodist Church.
His survivors include five chill
dren: Mrs. Deborah C. Frazier of
Augusta MRS. Willie Marie Noble
of Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. Thomasina
Daugherty of Atlanta; Mrs. So
phronia Bennett of Virginia; and
Charles Cooper of Augusta.
Funeral services will be held at
Asbury Church, Waynesboro, Ga,
Saturday morning at II o'clock.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-04
Wildcat Abandoned
In jefferson Area

Cities Service Oil Co. has aban-
doned No. 2 Lehman, wildcat in
Section 12-9N-1W, Jefferson Coun-
ty, Miss.
Hole was drilled TO 5535 feet,
driller, with electric log indicating
bottom at 5537 feet. No shows
were recovered from % sidewall
samples between 1906 and 5465 #.
nor in core at 5250-5292 feet.
Geological markers for the test
have not been released.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1956-02-04
Union Rigging Up
For New $3.50 Test

Union Producing Co. is rigging
up at new test in $3.50 Field, Smith
County, Miss.
The test, scheduled for a depth
of IL, $50 feet, is the company's No.
8 Suggs, C SW NE SW Section 20
1ON-13W.
Contract will be handled by Mar
shall R. Young.
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against it."
At the POAU banquet, citations
for distinguished service in the
cause of religious liberty were a.
warded to Charles S. Longacre,
former editor of the Religious Lib
erty Association magazine, Lib
erty, and to Leo Pfeffer, counsel
for the American Jewish Congress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Luxury in Leather Jacket
That You Sponge Clean

way OF life. however, are the
handsome little suits such as
those by Samuel Robert,
pioneer N the art of handling
and designing couture leather
fashions Many are designed
with companion tWeedS for
skirt and collar trim or with
luxurious cashmere sweaters
dyed TO match the feathers
Jackets have variety of line
boxy, bloused, or softly fitted.
They range from spencer
types to waist and hip lengths.
A wearaDle three-q uarter
length can serve many casual
needs, too. Detailed like soft
fabric. these leather garments
are finished with soft rounded
shoulders. a variety of little
collars and push-up sleeves.
Beautiful pale colors that
beile the practical role of
leather in your wardrobe begin
with clear white. There ale
soft off white beigy and straw
tones, luscious pastel pink, blue
and nile green. Bright tones
equal to the beauty Of falls
foliage include tangerine and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Association PlQns
Annual Picnic

Railway Business Women's
Association will hold its an
nual picnic on Tuesday at 6
pm. in groves No. 2 and "a in
Rock Greek Park Mrs. Lillian
T. Zell is chairman, assisted by
Mrs. Florence B. Straney, CO.
chairman.
The newly elected officers of
the association were installed
recently at the Statler Hotel
at a banquet. They are Mrs.
Kathleen L. D'Antoni, presi-
dent; Miss Jane Windsor, first
vice president: Mrs. Florence
B. Straney. second vice pres
ident. Mrs. Mildred G.. Scheid-
er, recording secretary: Miss
Elizabeth Profe. corresponding
secretary. and Mrs. Frances r.
Moot treasurer.
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continues. "a boy is a boy,
.omething more mysterious"
The average American boy,
both Jeanne and Revnita feel.
is much more polite, will
rush to light cigarette or
open a door. which usually a
Frenchman doesn't do" CAt
this FRANCHISE spoke up in
French-she didn't complete
ly agree But Reynita went on
to say that. although the man
in France is not so interested
IN all women. he is more at
tentive to the particular girl
and doesn't discuss beesi-
ness or cars with her"
To illustrate the difference
between French and United
States gallantry. she gave this
example One day a very nice
American boy asked to take
FRANCHISE, Jeanne and Reynita
for a ride in the country and
the girls were much impressed.
A Frenchman wouldn't do
this, said Reynita. "One. vas,
but three. no." So they ac-
cepted. enjoyed a lovely drive:
then stopped by water and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
TongY Seofood Souce

Cold shrimp. lobster and
crab are wonderful summer
dishes for outdoor dining and
a fine chilled sauce for sea-
food is made by adding to half
cup of fino or amontillado
Spanish sherry. a half cup of
tomato catsup, a quarter cup
of chilli sauce, the Juice of a
lemon and a teaspoon of horse
radish You can add cup Of
chopped celery and some chop
ped green peppers to two cups
Of the sea food, and top or mix
with the sauce. chilling the
mixture well in the refrlgera-
tor.
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danceeng and you sing and
you eat, she described. we
all speak together and on the
lie San Mutt, where you go a
square and dance a few steps
and 90 on to the next square.
it is vary romantic At 3
am. you are tired. SO you have
a meal and go again.
FRANCHISE. a Parisienne. is
the step-daughter of the Con-
troleur General de la Marine.
Reynita, also from Paris. is
the daughter Of an antique
dealer and decorator. Jeanne.
whose home is Nice. has
travelled quite a bit with her
lawyer father who practiced in
Indo-China until 1850. All
the girls have at least the
equivalent of college educa-
ton.
And all the girls have Gallo
charm in abundance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
BY MARIAN RAIL

Because the new finishes on
kid feathers prove they are SO
practical to own, designers are
faShioning these fine skins in
a wider range of clothes both
for casual and late-day wear.
You'll find the trim little
Jacket co-ordinated : to the
color Of your tweeds and CASH
meres; it has opulence for eve
ming in cleaning white and
with jeweled touches.
While you will find the fash
ion emphasis on color for fall
and winter reflected in the
wide range Of pale and pastel
colored leather apparel, there's
as much variety in the gar
mentS themselves. You can
have the romantic and dash
ing greatcoat in pale leather
kid skin; the wrap-a-round
coat the coat with belted-in
fullness: separates such as the
leWeled suede skirt or one of
the little bolero of iridescent
snakeskin
Most appealing 10 a casual
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15

copper. There's a pale birch
gray and deep gunmetal and.
Of course, black.
Look for the tag that says
the leather garment may be
cleaned with a damp cloth OF
gum eraser and you eliminate
cleaning bills!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Collie Newcomers
Like Our Capital

girls went off for a swim.
When they returned to the car.
what did they find? Their host
had fallen fast asleep. A
Frenchman would NEVER do
that, Reynita concluded.
Yesterday. which was Bas-
tile Day, the girls attended a
cocktail party at the French
Embassy to meet the Ambassa-
dor and last night party at
the Shoreham Hotel.
In recalling how she had spent
this French national holiday
IN past years in Paris. Fran
coise grew wistful. There you
go all night in the streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-15
Mocoroni and Cheese

Dress up canned macaroni
and cheese with slivered
salami and green pepper. Cook
the salami and green pepper
in butter until lightly Drowned
Mix with the macaroni. and
bake in a moderate oven until
Drowned and bubblv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

IF YOU CAN'T FIND
A good warehouse, let us build one
for you. Several excellent locations
from 5000 50. II. 10 10000 so. II
Building can be designed TO suit
your requirements. For discussion
call Mr. Haas.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Ma. s-55O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

PARKI AVA VA -yr -old 3-bed-
rm. brk ramb; Ia bths ,bsmt.. rec
nm. tiled ldry rrn. comb. washer
drier, patio. Ice. -GE kit, dishwesh i,
$1,000 dn, Sl45 mo. Assume FLA
loan or lease Sl65 mo- CT. 6-l6l0
%
OWNER, new brick rambler, 2,l00
S 4 s soH ss E sTylss ao ssSToS cars
port Aluminium windows, ia-acre
wooded lot English basement Call
FL. 4.76RB 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

FARM FOR RENT,
8-AcRE FARM
Farm-GettySburg. Pa.

296 acres level land. 100 acres in
watered. 1877 acres in cultivation
l2-acre peach orchard, 10 acres
woods, pond and stream. l50-year-
old brick farm house with 10 rooms
and bath. original floors, nantes
and millwork and fireplaceS: s.
room stone tenant house. . large
buildings: dwellings need some re-
pair: firm price $4,000. Exclusive
AGENTS: w. BURTON GUY AND CO,
INC, II East Chase ST Baltimore.
Md Phone Mrs Grifiss, Mulberry
5-4nS4 Sun. and ewes, Hopkins
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

CUSTOM-BUILT ANTIQUE BRICK.
daylight bsmt. rambler on st-acre
lot in choice area between Sleepy
Hollow I'd. and Lake Bancroft Must
be seen. Avail immediately. Priced
AZ S3l 800. open to brokers June /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
q ACRE. FAII,s CHITRru. nj

This lovely 3-bedroon brick home
In Falls Church; living room with
fireplace, separate dining room
with French doors opening onto
screened porch, rec. I'm. with fire.
place, ample baths, garage. patio.
wooded lot: many extras Only
$40 $50. HILL REALTY, DU. D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
CAROLE HIGHLANDS
ASSUME 40 LOAN
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

ALEXANDRIA. LOWER eO'S---Pretty
as a picture. Charming 3-bedroom
brick rambler on a huge corner lot
enclosed by picturesque white board
farm fence; basement with semifln,
rec. rm., oversize garage; porch.
Faces lovely park In very t1ne
neighhorhood Few minutes 10
Pentsgon FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-1411. Ewes, Ell. $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
/ HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
MCLEAN VA

"a acre. q ige. rms. encl. porch
full bSmt, garage. Best offer consid-
cred. kE. S-5162. after 4 nm. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

TOWN OF FAIRFAX-True rambler
with carport: radiant heat, washer.
drier. panelinR black-top driveway.
lovely, location. Close TO schools.
S15,2sO, GI, FILA. OWNER. CIR.
3-2173 any time or 10. 3-4426
alAar 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
DEED so
TYPICAL

We have many other listing
rsnsins in price from sa,sO0 I,
efV,-uu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
LAGAMI REALII Co, REALIORb
MEMORIAL, SPECIAL,

9@4i Riggs I'd open 3 PM
Eeaut landscapin surrounds this
flns brk Colonial on 9t-acre cor lot.
Spac rms, full bsmt., att. gar Priced
10 sell at S25, 500 terms HE. 4-3500.
ewes. HE i-5396. w w. LEWIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
MODERN WAREHOUSE

Containing $4,000 50. #. extra
hne space. Every facility Including
5000 So. #. air-conditioned ofices.
showroom area, high ceilings. low
insurance rate, Can give possession
80 DAYS. Eacellen. ne location
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H St. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
So Rare

But Here IL IS
In the exclusive country club area
OF n. Arlington. Here's an indi-
vidually designed antique brick
rancher, ground hugging 55-ft. long
plus carport with spacious rooms
throughout, fireplace in living room.
separate dining room, lift. truly
rooms and > full baths, full base
ment-nothing to compare with 1t al
the hurry-up price Of S25,950. SEE
1T TODAY!
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MASON HIRST


Annandale, Va. Phone CT. 6-92oo
CLOSED SUNDAYS
IF YOU ARE AT ALL IN
TERESTED IN PURCHAS-
ING A FARM OR INVEST
MENT IN FREDERICK OR
MONT. COUNTY, BE SURE
TO CALL US AND INSPECT
OUR WONDERFUL LIST
INGS, AS WE SPECIALIZE
IN THESE 2 COUNTIES.
SIGLER & CO., RIA. 3-3431;
EYES, AID. 4-4661.
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HOUSES fer SALE. ND. Cont.
SARGENT KNoLLs

just across street from st.
John The Baptist. Beautiful
3-bedrn, Colonial with sep.
din rm., full bsmt.. screened
porch. and level fenced lot.
m m aculat tie throughout.
Only $500 down. conven-
tional. Also 81 and FILA
terms avail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
UNIVERSITY PARK

Beautiful brick rambler in
the finest area Of Prince
GEORGES County: 3 lovely
bedrms.. large 70x136 level
lot. Priced to sell quickly at
S17,9S0. with $500 down.
or t0eo down to veteran.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
NEAR CHEVERLY

And new parkway to WASH
ington. Large 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with daylight bsmt.
and outside entrance. Large
level lot. Can assume high
G1 loan, with SS3 81 per mo.
incl. all. Newly listed. and
must be sold Immediately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
LOVELY SILVER HILL PARK
227 CEDAR DRIVE
OPEN . TILL DARK
4 BEDROOMS

Beautiful new brick Cape Cod Is
''perfect for the large family" Bis
electric kitchen. living room, fire.
place. natural woodwork, Dashboard
hot-water heat. full basement Dir,
Take street opposite Silver Hill Fire
House | block. left on Cedar drive
to homo Mrs, Hardin. 10. 7-1S4s
2Tt d y, 1I-Yn5Fsa.i rv oo ppA1rops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SAL
WOODMONT

General business location. 75-ft
frontage on De- Ray ave. so #. or
Auburn ave-, Bethesda. Approx. 49,.
700 so. #. Consult your broker Of
cal, OIL 2-669a. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
Fairfax County Estate
ST ACRES-S50 Snn

This Colonial home recalls the
beauty 81, the past. It has s large
wide pine floors, y fireplaces. high
white columns, basement. large lawn
with shrubbery and shade trees: on
macadam road; 20 miles from Wash
ington; large basement barn and .
tenant houses; plank fences: $4,000
QOWn. Shown exclusively nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30
EANGLEY AREA. near s.. John'l

LANGLEY AREA, near st Johns
Catholic Church on pvt road
Custom built Dutch Colonial In .
group OF MAGNIFICENT trees with
privacy and long distance view
Attrae. liv nm. fireplace. lse. den.
picture window modern WELL
equipped Kitchen . twtn.size
hedrpS ~ baths. fun base
nentN oil heat wooded acre.
Immediate occupancy; owner trans
ferred. VIII accept reasonable
offer KATHARINE NJ. PosNER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-30

IORCOM LANE - New brick split
level In this highlv desirable North
Arlington area 10 minis n Penta-
COS or n {. without 4 trafhe lish,
2 bedrooms pine-paneled den,
baths, liv. rm with frepl, sep din,
rnl screwed porch de luxe kit,
with diShwasher and disposal.
huilt-in gRrRRe Priced at only
S2i 500. Shown nv appt THE
DARBY co, IA. 5-a393 once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
Slate Planned
For KnowIund
IInWisconsin

ASHLAND. Wis, Jan. ~ (R.
The chairman Of the Know
land for President" Planning
Committee in Wisconsin said
yesterday he wired Senator
Knowland, Republican of CALI
Ifornia, that he planned to file
"a delegate slate in his behalf in
the States presidential primary:
election.
John Chapple. editor Of the
Ashland Daily Press, said he sent
a telegram saying in part: 4
Wire reports today indicate,
your name will be on the ballot
in Illinois Alaska, Florida,
Maryland and California. r
am going to file complete pro-
Knowland slate in my name In
order that there will be Wiscon-
sin floor leaders for Knowland
at the national convention. =.
If you decide later to certify
in Wisconsin. this entire slate
will be turned over to you for
your consideration"
So far no candidates have filed
in the State on the Republican
side. However. a slate headed
by Gov. Walter Kohler and
pledged to President Eisenhower
is entered in the race. Senator
Kefauver, Democrat of Tonnes
see, is the only Democrat who
has signified his intention to run
in the States preferential pri-
mary April 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
DOROTHY THOMPSON
Wide Accord on Mid-Eost Crisis

Khrushchev said. THE So
Wet Union wishes nothing but
good to the people Of Israel
as they do the peoples Of the
Arab countries but the
policies being pursued by the
Arab states meet with greater
approval from the Soviet
Union"
This does not indicate So
Wet support for an armed
Arab attack on Israel. but its
political implications are ire
mendous.
II war should start. and the
Soviet Union intervenes as the
only arbiter acceptable TO the
Arabs. the consequence would
be a peace move from Israel
Communists and pro-Russians
whose numbers are not negli-
gible and who are the only
Israeli prepared to make con-
ceSsions.
The situation calls for the
bipartisan policy almost fran
tically advocated by the late,
far-seeing James Forrestal.
If 1t can be met. it certainly
cannot be within the frame
work of domestic partisan
politics and pressures.