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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-01-05
Oakland Personals

Miss Lucy J. Rightmire spent a
few days this week at her home in
Grafton, w. Va
The Mayor and Town Council
Of Oakland will meet next Monday
evening in the Council room on
Third street.
Mrs Felix Robinson and daugh-
ter Monica spent a few days in
Fairmont W. Va, visiting the for
mer's mother, Mrs. p. B. Henry.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ruckert
returned to Oakland Monday after
having spent the weekend with
relatives near Baltimore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Spear
spent the weekend in Cumberland
with their son-in-law and daughter.
Mr. and Mrs William Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs r. W. Taylor and
son Gerhard Muhle, of Ravenna,
O.. were weekend guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Thornton o. Deffinbaugh.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Spear Wis
tied at the home of Mrs. William
Durham, Friendsville and Mrs.
John Haenftling, Accident. Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Right are
now occupying their new home just
off Third street, at the north edge
of town, which was recently COM
pleted.
Mrs. David Hardesty entertained
with birthday party in honor of
her daughter, Carol Sue, at her
home on Oak street last Thursday
evening.
Circles of the Pastors Aid So
ciety of the Lutheran church will
meet next Wednesday evening,
January II, in the assembly room
of the church for an organization
session.
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs.
Harold Ashby in Garrett County
Memorial hospital in Oakland on
Wednesday morning. This is the
couples third child and third son.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Riley and
children spent Sunday in King
wood, w. Va, with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Jeffries, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lis Riley and Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Riley.
The Missionary society of the
Lutheran church will meet next
Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Paul Hinebaugh,
Oak street. Mrs. Earl Roth will be
leader Of the topic, Lutheran
Women Around the World"
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Port Said Tense
AS Patrol Finds
Cache Of Arms

PORT SAID. Egypt. Dec. 8 (P.
British and French troops, aug
mented by United Nations neu-
tral patrols. put this tense city
under strict military guard to-
night.
There were new threats of last
minute Egyptian violence as the
allied withdrawal from Egypt
neared its climax.
U. N. soldiers in blue helmets
posted guards around the city's
power and water plants.
British military patrols inten-
sifled a search for Egyptian un-
derground munitions.
1000 Packing Bags
About 1000 European civilians
hopefully packed their bags to
await the arrival of evacuation
ships.
! New anti-British slogans and
a batch Of red. white and black
flags of Egyptian President Mas
ser's national liberation move
ment appeared throughout the
port.
! What troubled British French
authorities most was a large
cache Of explosives and ammu-
milton, lot of it CzechoSlovak-
ian. It was found being smug-
gled into the Port Said area by
sea from the Egyptian main
land.
Authorities arrested six Egyp-
tians seen carrying baskets from
small boats.
1t. Gen. Sir Hugh Stockwell
and his French deupty. Mai.
Gen. Andre Beaufre, sent a pro-
test to the U. N. force command
Ter, Maj. Gen. E. L. NJ. Burns.
They also asked the local Egyp-
tian governor, Mohammed Rad,
for a quick explanation.
every Worried"
| Gen. Stockwell said the Egyp-
Itian governor told him he was
very worried and would take
steps to assure there is no re-
currence of such underground
activity"
Egyptians gathered in small
groups and watched the flow Of
departing troops with an air Of
nonchalance.
Nobody shouted or jeered but
these splashes of white paint ap-
peared on buildings-"Get out
Port Said is your grave"
Across one Of the main thor
oughfares a picture of President
Nasser hung defiantly from a
rope stretched high above the
street.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
U. N. to Act on japan,
Outer Mongolia Bids

UNITED NATIONS, N. x, Dec.
8 (P).-The United Nations coun-
Gil will meet next Wednesday to
act on the membership applica-
tions of Japan and Outer Mon.
golia. The session was set by the
president for December. Victor
Andres Belaunde of Peru.
Two resolutions for council ac-
tion were made public--one from
Peru to recommend Japan for
membership and the other from
the Soviet Union to recommend
Outer Mongolia. To get into the
United Nations, a country must
obtain the votes Of seven of the
ii council members including the
big five. The General Assembly
then must approve this recon-
by a two-thirds vote.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
'Royburn, 3 Others Reject
Butler Committee Posts

House Speaker Rayburn and
three other Democratic leaders
of the House last night refused
to serve on a special advisory
committee recently authorized
by the Democratic National
Committees Executive Commit
tee to advise on programs and
policies of the party.
Democratic Chairman Paul
Butler last Wednesday an
nounced the names of 20 out
standing Democrats he had in
vited to serve on the advisory
group.
Included were Speaker Ray
burn, House Democratic Leader
Mccormack of Massachusetts
Representative Carl Albert OF
Oklahoma, party whip, and Rep.
resentative Michael Kirwan OF
Ohio, chairman Of the Demo.
cratic Congressional Campaign
Committee.
Rayburn's Telegram
Mr.. Rayburn, in a telegram
to Mr.. Butler from Bonham,
Tex. said he had discussed the
proposal with the other House
leaders and added:
I'VE believe it would be a mis-
take and respectfully decline to
serve on such a committee, Mr..
Rayburn's telegram said.
I'VE do welcome the help of
any committee set up by the
Democratic National Committee
with reference to our program
in the House of Representatives
and we would be willing and
glad to consult with them at any
time or with you as their repre-
sentative" he said.
In the House of Representa-
tiveS we have 233 Democratic
members. I fear if we took a
position on an outside committee
a great majority Of these Demo-
cratic members would feel we
were consulting with somebody
else besides the Democratic men,
hership of the House and not
with them.
ut Would Be a Mistake"
'The leadership Of the House
always consults constantly
among themselves and with the
chairmen of all the committees
with reference to legislative pro-
grams.
1T is the considered opinion
of the four of us that it would
be mistake for the Democratic
leadership of the House to Join
in any program that would place
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Long-Ronee GNU Plan
For Medical Center Cited

work out the road problem. Since
then. the road has been given
high priority. posing an imme-
diate threat to the university
plans.
The medical center plans rep
resent the full need we expect
to be called upon to provide
within the next 10 or Is years, -
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
sity expansion area extending
westward to Twenty-fourth street
south Of Pennsylvania avenue
was sanctioned by the planning
commission and city officials as
long ago as 1914. It was with
the understanding that they
could build future parts of q
large medical center in the same
area. they said, that they have
built the hospital and cancer
clinic buildings in the blocks be-
tween Twenty-second and Twen-
ty-fourth streets.
Mr.. Herzog stressed yesterday
that GWU has mo Ill feeling"
toward the Potomac Plaza plans.
"Our hope is that Q route can be
found that viii permit both our
development programs to pro-
ceed." he said.
Mr.. Herxog said the university
owns all but one piece Of prop
erty in the block west Of Twen-
ty-third between H and I
streets. Scattered properties are
university-owned in the other
two blocks in the proposed free
way route.
Over Long Period
Mr.. Herzog said the land has
been acquired at fair prices"
over a long period of time in
good faith" that it could be
used. 1t would be fireplace
able" he contends. except at
great cost.
One possibility. in the event
an urban renewal" program Is
established around the univer-
Bity, is that eminent domain
powers could be used to help the
university assemble land. Sup
porting such . program before
the Commissioners last January.
GWU officials suggested that
substitute" land might be found
under urban renewal" in the
event the Inner loop" freeway
chopped OF its expansion area.
At that time, however. con-
Struction Of the Foggy Bottom
portion Of the Inner loop" ap-
peared to be years away. and
oficials said they had expected
to have considerable time to
Evening star., 1956-12-09

JUS to work with any committee
outside of the House Of Repre-
|sentatives.
Adlai Stevenson. Senator Ke-
Ifauver, former President Tru-
man and Mrs. Eleanor Roose-
velt are among those who were
invited to serve along with Sen
ate leaders, five State governors
and one mayor.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Rebels Holding Out
In Cubu Mountains

HAVANA, Dec. 8 (P).--Rem-
nants Of Cuban insurgent forces
believed led by ex-student leader
Fidel Castro have taken positions
in the Sierra Maestro. a noun
tain range in eastern Cuba, it
was reported tonight.
The report came from head
quarters Of the Cuban armed
forces operating against the reb-
els.
The rebels are believed to be
remnants of a force Of from 40
to 100 who landed Sunday in
eastern Cuba to support a short
lived uprising Of civilians at San
tiago De Cuba.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

Mr.. Herzog said. Actual con-
struction, he said, will depend on
land acquisitions and availability
of money.
A new medical school will have
high priority. however, ne said,
to replace the ancient existing
school structures in the 1900
block of H street NV. Mr..
Herzog said the university ex-
poets legislation in the new Con-
gress that would pay for half
the cost of a new medical school.
He argued that property in the
proposed freeway route, however,
is needed for site.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
2 Dead in Cor Believed
Victims of Fumes

SADBURY, Ont, Dec. 3 (P).
Seven persons were found
dead today in a car on the Saga
nok Indian Reserve so miles
vest Of here.
Police said they apparently
had been killed by carbon mo-
1oxide fumes after the car was
stuck in a snowdrift. The VIC
inns were three young men,
three girls and an elderly woman.
All were Indians and believed
to be residents Of the reserve.
Evening star., 1956-12-09
Importing YuIe Trees

MEXICO CITY, Dec. 8 (P).--
Mexico is importing thousands
of Christmas trees from the
United States. Federal law pro-
hibits the cutting of trees in
order to protect Mexico's forests.
Evening star., 1956-12-09

MEDICAL CENTER the main buildings existing and
the George Washington
a center Building lines shown tentative The three blocks between
Twentythd streets Qe
inner eeway Buildings not numbered and shown existing
university paeyowned buildings
9uTe and use for domoy facilities The numbers Identity Cancer Clinic
Parking Lots 6Mdcal School, Hospital SPharmacy School, Nus
Engineering School buildings not part Of the medical
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IT'S EASY
The Presidents Wife
Turns so With Grin

felt they should probably leave
also to sit down for a chat.
Like any good hostess, she
realized the five over stuffed
chairs in the room had been
too widely separated during
the confusion for any intimate,
comfortable conversation. Last
glimpSed the Presidents wife
was rearranging the furniture
and making sure ash trays
were in easy reach.
Before Mrs. Eisenhower and
her family arrived in the
library, Mrs. Mary Jane Nc
Caffree MRS. Eisenhower's
secretary said that she would
be wearing her purple satin
dress which she wore the eve
ming the President accepted
his nomination in San Franc
isco and the amethyst jewelry
given to her four years ago by
reporters and photographers in
Augusta. Several of the same
photographers were there yes
terday.
And so when she walked in
Mrs. Eisenhower said with a
quick smile, Il hope you notice
what I'm wearing!"
During the picture taking
Continued on Page Bio, Col.
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IT'S EASY
BY DAISY CLELAND

A radiant smile and a
gracious gesture by Mrs.
Eisenhower marked a few
moments of her 60th birth
day yesterday. Both are
typical of the Presidents wife.
The scene was the down.
stairs library (below the public
rooms in the White House.
At noon Mrs. Eisenhower
with her mother, Mrs. John
S, Doud and her sister, Mrs.
George Gordon Moore walked
into the room to face a bat
terry of news photographers
there to record the occasion.
The Presidents wife smiled
through a session that would
have exhausted a movie star.
Portrait Gift
Next three women from the
National Citizens for Eisen-
hower-Nixon arrived and pre-
sented Mrs. Eisenhower with
a life size portrait of herself
in her pink inaugural gown
Of four years ago. And more
pictures were taken before the
press was excused.
At this moment Mrs. Eisen-
hover asked the women who
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ViscounteSs Harcourt, wife of
the British Economic Minister.
Also there were Mrs. War
rem Delano Robbins, Mrs.
Sidney Kent Legare, Mrs. Ben
jamin M. McKelway, Mrs.
Russell Train, Mrs. Dean
Acheson with Mrs. Thomas
Gates, Mrs. Raymond Cox,
Mrs. Edward Foley, Mrs.
Charles P. Cabell. Mrs. Ber-
nard Stanley and Mrs. George
Maurice Morris.
Others were Mrs. Robert
Low Bacon, Mrs. Francis Bid
die, Mrs. McCook Knox, Mrs.
Randolph Kidder, Mrs. Waver-
ly Taylor, Mrs. Raymond Wire.
Mrs. Lee Murphy and Mrs.
Conger Pratt wearing a be-
coming red hat and real roses
to match on her navy dress
Mrs. Hugh D. AuchincloSs
was there as were Mrs. How
land Chase, Mrs. William Nc
CheSney Martin, Mrs. Lewis
Strauss who came in with Mrs.
Heeney. wife Of the Canadian
Ambassador; Mrs. LeMay
Curtis, Mrs. John HOLSTER,
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Lecture
Is Sell Out

Washington has one of the
greatest collections of Ameri-
can art if not the greatest said
Mr.. John Walker, director Of
the National Gallery of Art,
yesterday.
Mr.. Walker spoke of the
Development of American
Painting" at the Corcoran
Gallery of Art. This was the
first in series of six lectures
on Fine Arts" sponsored by
the Women's Committee and
the Women of the Council Of
the Corcoran Gallery of Art.
There are three styles of
American art realistic.
romantic and primitive, said
Mr.. Walker. He said that
typical of America was trial by
jury, horse racing and portrait
painting. Slides were shown
of works Of the famous paint
erS.
Top women social leaders
turned out for that event,
which incidently was a sell out.
Mrs. Philip Amram intro
duced the speaker.
Lady Caccia, wife of the new
British Ambassador, making
one of her first appearances in
Washington was there with
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Vicchis Hosts
AT Dinner

The Ambassador of the Ar
gentine Republic and Sonora
de Vicchi entertained at dinner
last night.
Guests included the Chilean
Ambassador and Sonora de
Rodriguez, Counselor and
Sonora de Palacios of Uru-
quay, Senior and Sonora Julio
Heurtematte of Panama, Gen.
and Mrs. Wade Haislip, for
mer Ambassador and Mrs. NJ.
Robert Guggenheim, the CO.
lombian Ambassador to The
Organization of American
States and Sonora de Delgado
and the Minister Counselor of
Argentina and Sonora de
BenegaS-Lynch.
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'1 n SOCIETY
SERVICE SCENE
Egypt Action Seen
As Removal Threat

Qadir, both of whom COM
mand Pakistan Air Force
bases; Group Captain Moham-
med Akhtar, who is deputy
assistant chief of staff -desig-
nate for maintenance, and
Wing Commander Nazu All
mad Rishi, a director at PAX
istan AF headquarters.
Inspect Air Bases
The group has already visited
the United States Air Force
bases in Indiana, Illinois, Ala
bama and Georgia and after
two days here will fly to Lon
don and Munich en- route
home.
Last Saturday they had the
memorable experience of see
ing their first American foot
ball game - Alabama VS.. Tu-
lane, in New Orleans.
The Air Force Chief of Staff
and Mrs. Nathan Twining
were early arrivals along with
1t. Gen. and Mrs. Manuel j.
Asensio. Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
Lucas v Beau, and Maj. Gen.
and Mrs. John A. Sanford.
Also there were Mai. Gen. and
Mrs. William E. Hall, the Air
Representative on the British
Joint Staff and Mrs. Selway,
and the Canadian Air Attache
and Mrs. Cameron.
AF Secretary There
The Secretary of the Air
Force and Mrs. Donald A.
QuarleS arrived a little later.
Among those greeting them
were the Pakistan Minister,
Mr.. Abdur Khan. the Pakistan
Military and Air Attache and
Mrs. Hayaud-Din, and the AS
sistant Military and Air At
tache and Mrs. Karin.
Elsewhere on the service
scene last night was the re-
ception given by the Swiss
Military and Air Attache and
Nine. RieSer for their Army
friends. Tonight they will en-
terrain again for Navy and
Air Force friends.
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BY RUTH DEAN

Egypt's negotiations for Rus
sian volunteers" in the Mid
die East crisis were interpreted
by an Arab diplomat last night
as a threat to insure removal
of British and French forces
from Egyptian soil.
Brigadier Hassan Mustafa,
Iraq Armed Forces Attache,
who was a guest at a party
given by Pakistan Ambassador
and Begun Ali, said he feels
Egypt will welcome volun-
teers" as long as British and
French troops remain in
Egypt.
When asked if there was not
the possibility of the "volun-
teers" moving in anyway, re-
CARELESS of United Nations
efforts to settle. the dispute,
the Arab diplomat shook his
head and said, mo, it is just
a means of being sure the
British and French will leave"
Dislikes "French Request"
The root of Egyptian dis
satisfaction with a United Ma
lions police force coming in
and settling matters was re-
vealed by another guest at the
party, Egyptian Military At
tache, Brig. Gen. Saad Eldin
Mohamed Elsayed Salem. Gen.
Salem said his country docs
not like the French request
that U. N. troops station them
selves along the Suez Canal"
I'VE do not understand this.
1t is a mystery to u.s." he said.
1.-THE Suez is part of Egypt.
Why doesn't the U. N. police
force conflne itself to the bor-
ders of Egypt and Israel? How
would you like it if a police
force that was supposed to set
tie border dispute between
Maryland and Virginia decided
to move into Washington and
stay there?"
The party at the Pakistan
Embassy honored Air Com
modore Mohammed Asghar
Khan, Assistant Chief of Staff
of the PakiStan Air Force.
Air Commodore Khan, who
is visiting the United States
at the invitation of the Sec
rotary of the Air Force, shared
receiving line honors with AM
bassador and Begun Ali and
four of his fellow Air Force
staff members who are ac-
companying him on the trip.
The party of young, hand
some Pakistan officers includes
Group Captain A. M. Allahdad
and Wing Commander Abdul
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Mrs. John Davidge and Mrs.
Dwight Dickinson.
Among those there who had
worked tireleSsly to make it a
success were Mrs. T. Perry
Lippitt. Mrs. Robert Walsh,
Mrs. Edward Burling, jr., and
Mrs. Theodore Dominick.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.

el TREES; 3-bedrm. rancher with
full bsmt.: on fenced and freed
lawn. Assume large CT loan. House
located in extremely popular area
Priced at only $1,000. Cali
RORScHACH REALTY. Il07 WI
Broad St.. Falls Church. JE. 2-37O6,
UNUSUAL 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER, on
" ace. Cathedral ceiling IN 1iv,
rni. with fireplace; lovely kitchen:
nice catpcrt. The neighborhood Il
elite. An FILA bargain at $4,000
Call RORSCHACH REALTY. 1l01
~ Broad ST., Falls Church, JE.
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HOUSES EoR sALE-Mp.
Moore & Moore
OPEN SUNDAY

HILLcREsr HEIGHTS.
591o 22nd pl.-Brk: rambler.
fn' 0f lesi Kit. ssD SstSs. ainfii reg
ner lot 95x100: across from
school. . blks. shopping and
HILLcREsT HEIo HTs@
Builders home. unbelievable
for this area; Tyr. -oid brk.
split level. Three Ice. bed
rms. "a baths. lge. dining
rm, and de luxe kit. with
eating space BY picture win
dow, finished recr. room. de-
tached 2-car garage. wall-to-
wall CARPET. level lot S0yl :35:
priced for quick sale, S23. $50.
To see above property. come
TO 24th and Fairlawn ST.,
where we have several other
new 3 and 4 bedrm. ramblers
for sale. Directions. Out
colebrook DR.. and right on
gath 70 open sign. Ewes. call
Mrs. Eschbacher, 10. 7-2154.
HILLCREST HEIG GIFTS.
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Handicapped, excel. neiehbor-
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schools, shopping and t.ensp.
Directions: Out Colesbrook dr.,
left TO oath ave. To Iyerson,
right to end St. left ON
Heating to open sign. Ewes,
call Mrs. Mossburg, 10. s.
CAMP SPRING - Burton
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rambler on Il acre. 3 bed
rms, liv. rm., full bsmt. d.
reetions: Out Allen Town I'd.
to Lunar dr.. to open sign.
Ewes; call Mr.. Smith. 10.
BERKSHIRE (near District
Heights), 1909 Hansford ST.
Level fenced lot, beauti-
fully handicapped, brick Cape
Cod: 3 bedrms., 2 full baths,
din. rm., Ice. kit, bsmt., 2
other ramblers in same neigh
borhood can be seen. Ewes.
cal Henry Moore, IT,. RE.
IOoRE g. MOORE, RLTR.
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HOUSE ON ~ ACRES
$38,950

University Park, Md.
Owner retiring. Nov
ing to California. A fine
home grea thy under
priced. A good invest
ment because of the fine
community, good schools.
A fully restricted COM
munity of highest-qual-
ity, private, one-family
homes. soft. living room.
1a-acre level lot, lots Of
trees and flowers.
ATED WA 7-NH1s
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