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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
Cabinet Meets First Time
Since Presidents Illness

Reed June 8 to relieve an in
testinal obstruction.
This bulletin added:
The surgical residents who
have been on duty in the Presi-
dents room on 6-hour round
the-clock shifts were relieved
from their assignments today
The special nurses and clinical
technicians, Of course. will re-
main on duty "a hours a day
Two Physicians Nearby
Three lieutenants colonies and
three majors on the Walter
Reed staff had been sharing the
24-hour duty in the Presidents
room.
Mr.. Hagerty said Mai. Gen.
Leonard D. Heaton, Walter Reed
commander who operated on
the President. and Mai. Gen.
Howard M. Snyder, his personnel
physician, remain in close at
misunderstanding in rooms
near that of their patient.
The press secretary gave
newsmen "a for effort" in press
ing political questions on him,
but said fatty he was not going
to answer such questions.
Informing him that there is
general expectation that at some
stage in his recovery "the Pres
ident will either re-aff1rm his
intention to run again or will
withdraw from the race" re-
porter asked: rs it conceivable
to you that the President may
say nothing, that he may just let
his announcement of February
% stand without a reaffirma-
tion?"
II wouldn't know" Mr.. Ha-
gerty replied.
Gets Another NO Answer
A reporter asked Mr.. Hagerty
lif Mr.. Eisenhower still is a
candidate, since he had not an
nounced any change in his in
tentionS.
The press secretary would not
even confirm this. Il have no
answer on that" he said, re-
literating that his only interest
now is to get the President out
of the hospital.
Mr.. Hagerty emphasized anew
that no one has talked politics
with the President since he has
been in the hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
Court Affirrs
|F|axer's Guilt
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN

The United States Court OF
Appeals for the District, splitting
4 to 3. today upheld the 1851
contempt Of Congress conviction
of Abram Flaxer. former presi-
dent of the now defunct United
Public Workers, once a union OF
Federal, State and municipal
employees.
Flaxer had been sentenced to
serve two months and pay a
$1,000 fine.
The charge stemmed from his
allegedly willful refusal to pro-
duce a list of union members
before Senator Arthur v. Wat
kins, Republican of Utah. sitting
as the Senate Internal Security
subcommittee on October S, 1851,
Records Not Produced
Flaxer had failed to produce
the records as subpoenaed on
that date. After a colloquoy and
after again being told to pro-
duce the records. he was finally
directed to make them available
in 10 days. He never did pro-
duce them.
He was indicted for failing
to have the records with him as
ordered on october S.
On appeal, he argued that the
October 5 date did not apply
since he subsequently had been
given 10 more days.
But the majority opinion
brushed this contention aside
saying:
That his contumacy was
complete on that day October
50 is clearly shown by his own
testimony before the subcom-
mittee. He testified he did not
bring with him the membership
records as the subpoena hao
commanded he could have
compiled the membership list
prior to the hearing. so that he
might be ready to obey the SUBJ
poena should the subcommittee
reject his objections and direct
him to produce i"
Despite the fact of the To-day
order. the majority opinion de-
clared: g. Senator Watkins
said nothing which can be con.
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strued as excusing or condoning
Flaxer's contempt-already COM
plete = in disobeying the sub
poena."
The opinion also held that
since. under the rules, one MEM
Der Of the subcommittee could
constitute a quorum for the
purpose of administering oaths
and taking sworn testimony, the
lone member also had authority
to rule on objections to demands.
The majority opinion was
written by Judge Wilbur K.
Miller and was concurred in by
Judges E. Barrett Prettyman.
George T, Washington and John
IA. Danaher.
Dissenting were Chief Judge
Henry w. Edgerton and Judges
David L. Bazelon and Charles
Fahy.
Judge Edgerton and Zabelon
held that the Today extension
replaced the original order for
production of the records on Oc-
Itober S. They also held that
Senator Watkins, sitting alone,
did not constitute a quorum for
ruling on the subpoena question.
Judge Fahy Dissents
Judge Fahy dissented from
the majority solely on the
ground that the subcommittee
had empowered a single member
only to administer oaths and to
take sworn testimony and this
power was not broad enough
to include authority in but one
member to rule upon objections
to the production of docu-
mentS ="
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21

President Eisenhower's cab
met met today for the first time
since his disqualification and the
Chief Executive was to get a
report on the session later from
his assistant. Sherman Adams.
AS is usual during the Presf-
dents absence, Vice President
Nixon presided at the cabinet
meeting. In the meantime the
Presidents condition continued
to satisfy his physicians. The
8 am. bulletin said:
1.-THE President had a good
nights rest. He slept almost
continuously for almost 71a
hours. His temperature is 98.2:
pulse is 70; blood pressure 1I6
over rs, and respiration 10, all
OF which are normal.
His weight before breakfast
was 1862.
His condition continues to
progress satisfactorily. His spir-
its and morale are high
The President as usual sat up
lin bed for his breakfast of two
soft boiled eggs, whole wheat
toast and honey, SKINNED milk
and tea. He took his walking
exercise in his bedroom.
No visitors were scheduled
today beyond the Office staff
members.
The Presidents progress to-
ward recovery from his oper-
alton was marked yesterday
by the ending of an around-the-
clock watch that had been kept
in his room by resident sur
geonS at Walter Reed Army
Hospital.
Still, there was no definite
word on when he will leave the
hospital or whether he is re-
considering his plans to run fol-
a second term in the White
House.
James c. Hagerty, the Presi.
dents press secretary, kept UP
a steady flow of good-natureo
but entirely negative replies to
a continuing barrage of ques-
lions seeking to draw him out
on Mr.. Eisenhower's political
intentions.
In what has become routine
language, the Presidents doc
tors reported in a 5 pm. bulletin
yesterday that he continues to
progress very satisfactorily
toward recovery from the opera
ton he underwent at Walter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21

the captive countries will require
that those who rule shall in
lcreasingly conform to principles
lof freedom"
THAT possibility" Mr.. Dulles
concluded, sis now clearly visible
for the first time in many years.
Mr.. Dulles speech will be
heard on WRC-TV from 5 to
$3.50 pm. today and will be car
ried on radio by WRC from $3.50
to 10 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21
Continued From First Page

Continued From Fist rage
ing. and was arrested again in
February.
He began talking to Claude F.
Libis, a school supervisor. splitting
over with a story Mr.. Libis passed
on to States Attorney Smith.
. Tuesday night the youth was
taken to Upper Marlboro from
the training school at Loeb
Raven. At 2 am. yesterday, he
was removed to the Seat Pleas
ant police headquarters.
From that point until late last
night, an air of high mystery
and excitement hung over the
police station. Police Chief
George Panagoulis would only
hint at a major break in some
case.
Crime Re-enacted
Early yesterday, before news
men were aware of Develop
ments, the suspect was taken tc
Northwest Branch Park to re-
enact the crime.
Mr.. Smith said he was told by
detectives the youth generally
knew the ground on which the
murders occurred, but was un-
familiar with parts Of it."
While the boy talked-police
said he talked freely, remained
calm at all times-detectives
were dispatched to check various
angles. 1t. Earl ]. Huber, who
has been working on the case
steadily for a year, requested
assistance of the Nays Deer
Sea Diving School.
Ten divers went into action
from IL am. to 4 pm, cropping
through 10-foot water south Of
the bridge. They found mud
feet thick, but little else. 1t Is
possible the Search will be re-
sumed today.
AS detectives carefully went
over every facet of the new dis
closures. it was finally decided
to bring in psychiatrists.
Psychiatrists Called
DR.. John M. Arthur of Balti-
more, arrived in the afternoon
and remained for three hours
leaving at 6 pm. His only COM
ment to newsmen was laconic;
II have nothing to say ! car
tell you nothing at this time
In the early evening DR.. I
Howard Kaiser of the staff Of
Georgetown University and Dis
trict General Hospital arrived.
DR.. Kaiser later said he hao
reached a tentative conclusion
but felt there still we're some
fringe uncertainties" He as
sumed he would be asked to talk
to the boy again. DR.. Kaiser
concluded last nights interview
at IL pm.
At that time, the youth was
taken to Baltimore city police
headquarters by 1t. Huber, In
spector Vincent S. Free. DR.
Kaiser and several other detec-
tives.
1t was presumed he was to be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-21

s ssIs ady 70 sp, :y' &C. c'and Opening
gys e~oy Tree door prirsl 'T Evs S0o'. GET.
t4SssoIGIlf ffSRia Iy ~ s fS1S Ss' Inv:
Of Nsi syJyU oO get mv. Hnd with every p pSS
prizes s~I b.,ee CHARGED fhoUy,o66SS.' bonus g FREE
win0srl '' given owayl Sou o. n dHlIq,. 10
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Packard Unemployment

THE FATHERS BUsINEss"-sPoKEN or BY JESUS
AT THE AGE OF l2-Is CALLING you. AND you. AND
YOU, THE ENTIRE HUMAN RACES!
IT NEVER HAS ANY uNEMPL OYMENT WHATSOEVER.
AND THE CONVERSATIONS ARE GRAND! as per Jesus
10 Peter-"lIFE MORE ABUNDANTLY." "A HUNDRED
FoLD'I AND EVERLASTING LiFEl HERE AND NOWi
BECAUSE HEAVEN AND ETERNAL LIFE ARE
oMNIPREsENT, EXCLUDING UTTERLY ANY
REALITY TO THE DEvILSH. FRAUDULENT, MYTH
CAL HUMAN AND MATERIAL coUNTERFEITsl
WHICH APE MY DIVINE IDEAs-ARE MERELY VISIBLE
BUT MYTHICAL MORTAL THOUGHT COUNTER
FEITS OF THE DIvINE
(see PACKARD UNEMPLOYMENT. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25

When Jesus came TO Jor-
dan to be baptized of John,
we find in the Bible. John
Sis. his first red letter
words: Suffer il TO be 50
now; for thus II beeomefh Us
TO fulfill ell Righteousness"
Webster's dictionary def
milton for righteousness.
The quality of being right
eous; holiness; justice, moral
integrity"
Genesis I:3l reads: land
GOD SAW EVERY THING
THAT NE HAD MADE. AND
BEHOLD, IT WAS VERY
GOOD. AND THE EVENING
AND THE MORNING WERE
THE SIXTH DAY."
This brings TO us a definite
understanding that all is i'm
mortal which God created.
And the carnal, mortal mind
cannot create. neither can it
reap the good it did not SOW,
because, God is the only
Creator" Matter and error
cannot be a part of Gods
eternal creation.
Christian Science teaches:
Scientifically speaking,
there is no mortal mind out
Of which 70 make material
beliefs. springing from illus
ion. This misnsmed mind is
not an entity. II is only q
false sense Of matter. since
matter is not sensible. The
one Mind. God, contains no
mortal opinions. MARY
Baker Eddy. Science &
Health. page 1927
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Gratitude Lighfens
Pathway

Gratitude Lighfens
Pathway
Yielding to the power of
God, and counting our bless
ings, Iightens our pathways
and brings Us closer to the
great depth Of spiritual vn-
dersfsnding. And as We con-
tinue TO praise God, and
count our blessings one BY
one, one finds himself dem
onstrating 10 some extent. an
increase of wisdom and
knowledge, extending far
above, and delving beneath
the surface of error into the
Truth which makes free.
The order and the time for
Gods law 70 be made mani
fest is right now. The proce-
dvre rules and regulations OF
times past are TO be used in
every age.
Jesus said, FOR JOHN
TRULY BAPTIZED WITH
WATER; BUT We SHALL
BE BAPTIZED WITH THE
HOLY GHOST. NOT MANY
DAYS HENCE.
ut IS NOT FOR YOU TO
KNOW THE TIMES OR THE
SEASONS, WHICH THE
FATHER HATH PUT IN HIS
OWN POWER.
BUT We SHALL re.
cEIvE POWER, AFTER THE
HOLY GHOST IS COME UP.
ON YOU: AND We SHALL
BE WITNESSES UNTO nae
BOTH IN JERUSALEM, AND
IN ALL JuDEA AND IN
SAiMARIA, AND UNTO THE
UTTERMoST PART OF THE
EARTH."-John 2I:5-8.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
THE PUBLIC LETTER BOX
How Firms Handle Drunk Drivers =

Detroit News)
10 the Editor When visiting my Helsnsfors,
Finland in 1857 during fhe oIympies again 1855.
struck how scared people Of even thinking about
driving after they had had few drinks
lnqvring about this. found that caught and given
simple blood test first offender automatically jail
tor SO days. second offender so days. third days and
on never did know just what maximum but believe
few ever did get as far Is The third fine
The law apparently provided that since unlawful TO
drive when under alcoholic influence ihe thus arrested
was potential criminal
win the Jail sentences being hard labor the prospect for
SUCCESSFUL businessman, doctor. production worker or
DINERS was not good and today there Just about no
drinking ct oil when there Is automobile TO be driven
afterwards.
He's'nsfors the capital OF Finland has huge completed
airport named Skosso, which built Just about 100 per
cent by drunken drivers who came from Ell walks Of e
Even the president Of Finland would have had 10 dig IN
and shovel gravel had he driven when drunk (which
tsss HOW Firms HANDLE. Page a
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Dr.. Sam BaIofsky-47!-'Dead
The Devil Stealing 20 Years! Plus

RECEIVING HOSPITAL, THE HABITAT or HIS
THANKING sUFFocATIoN. WHICH THE DEVIL
ANIMAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ABOUT. OWING
TO MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY BEING SATURATED WITH
THE DEVIL, WHICH TENDS TO SURROGATE THE
DIVINE AND SPIRITUAL SENSE, SOUL or DOCTORS
NURSES, EFT Al, AND PATiENTs-THER THINK.
ING, THEIR VERY LIVES HEREl
tses Or. SAM BALoFsKY, Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Joe Louis and the Belief of
Heart Trouble!
COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:

COD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
THINKING MISUNDERSTANDING FROM TOO MUCH
CONTACT WITH uNREPENTANT SINNERS PRISONERS
or THE DEvILi - HEBREWS. ROMAN CATHOLICS,
THE IMPURE AND IMMATURE BREED or PROTEST
TANTs NOT YET RECOGNIZING AND ACCEPTING
THE ELIMINATION or THE GRAND PROTESTANT
HERiTAcE-THE SECOND COMING" or THE
CHRIST. AND JESUS Too-NoT m FLESH, TO
Crafty uNREPENTANT SINNERS, 'DouBTiNc
TBoMAsEs, BUT m ETERNAL sPIRiTI-THE CHRIST
INDIVIDUALITY. THE TRUE BEING or EVERYONE
or your
tsss JOE LOUIS, Psos n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Fruehauf Leads! THE Word Of God
Is Quick and Powerful

land SHARPER THAN ANY TWo-EDcED SWORD.
"PlERcNc TO THE DIVIDING AsUNDER or SOUL
AND SPIRIT reaehinsl THE JOINTS AND MARROW
[of The bones AND is A DIscERNER OF THE
THOUGHTS AND INTENT OF THE HEART"
FRUEHAUF TRAILER MOST ACTIVE STOCK FOR TWO
DAYS OF ALL 1900 STOCKS LISTED ON THE NEW
YORK STOCK EXCHANGE!
AN INTERESTING COINCIDENCE AT LEAST!
EARLY last week. the Tribune Publisher had occasion TO
correspond with Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenne Besne the
largest brokerage house in the United States with Offices all
the country and included mesy portions Of Gods De-
froit Tribune, ervsading weekly.
Now az the very least ON the side of fhe angels,
but might be inferred Isaiah Of Virgin Birth prop
hesy fame 700 &C., said. speaking for God my WORD
SHALL PROFIT WHERETo T IS sEkT"I
(see FRUEHAuF LEADS. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Martin Luther, John Wesley. land
Moody Given Recognition. But Not
Mrs. Eddy!

Even John the Baptist hsrrsssed with doubts whether
actually the Messish despite the wonderful tribute
that God paid the time Of His baptism by John.
will recall John disciples TO Jesus and asked
"Art thou He that should come. look for anofher?
Of the worlds clergy guilty Of srievous from
time!
The Protestant clergy at the highest point Of Liberation
from and involuntary spiritual adultery of the four
European religious erippes! Their fundamentals perfect
But only NY Chosen PeopIe-chrske Christian seienss!-
using them correctly with nv fullest approval namely:
by THEIR FRUITS YE SHALL KNOW THEM!
On July 8. also Aug H. Rev. Billy Graham in speaking
Of vnrepenfanf sinners. said that they would SUFFER
THROUGHOUT ETERNITY! That srievovs misinerpre-
Of Scripture and hides Ny goodness mercy wisdom.
onnipotenee omniseenee omnpresenee, omnsetsn-he
elusive Reality Of the ChrisfIke ereston!
II eontrsdiets Nv revelation Of 5000 years ago. Genesis
las: LET US MAKE MAN AFTER OUR IMAGE AND
LIKENESS, AND LET THEM HAVE DOMINION OVER
lAl.L ~
tsee MARY BAKER EDDY. Page n
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
FEAR NO EVIL
Lift Up Praise to God

One need not repent for lifting up his heart to praise
God Every good thing is Of God and should
rejoice that heavenly Father has many blessings in
spiritual house for ALL And those who put their trust
In Him. recognizing His goodness and power will substan-
TALLY reap what they And those who tares
discord will also reap what they SOW
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Now You Know Why We Got
Pearl harbor!!!!

AND WHY THIS DEVILS DUPE TOGETHER WITH
THE DEVILS cAPTIvES. JUDAISM AND COMMUNISM
GAVE THAT MAsTERFUL INSPIRATION. or THE
DEvIL!-"NoTHINc TO FEAR BUT FEAR ITSELF"
-F.DR., l933LDEFYINc BOTH GOD AND JEsus,u
THE DEVIL PROMOTING FEARLESS DIs-os-E-
DI-E-N-c-E TO THE 10 COMMANDMENTS AND
cHRiST's SERMON ON THE MoUNTl
Jesus said: FEAR HIM WHO CAN DESTROY BOTH
SOUL AND BODY IN HELL"!-preeeded BY FEAR NOT
HIM WHO CAN DESTROY THE BODY bu, fear him
49,"
tsee you CAN'T MIX. Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
YOU Can t Mix Religion and Politics =

An F.D.R secretary TO Tribune Publisher in White
House call April. 1882.
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Gov. Frank Clement. Tenn. Age 3d.
By ANDREW r. FRUEnAuF. c-s go

By ANDREW r. FRUEHAuF. C-S = =
Modern Christian Science Crusader
Major Prophet Of -our father-Mother God. all
Harmonious" Up is. Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy with world
message and mission. who wildly the grace of God
do a Fruehauf-Martin Luther job IN this age!!i
And how. Science & Health, textbook, Is Gods
Liberator Of TIE Bible
A HIGHER AND TRuER REPRESENTATIVE OF
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME AND THE
WRITER IS HIS FRIEND! AND OF HIS PEOPLE.
TOD
Jesus loved righteousness and hated iniquity"l
The "lukewarm- live IN fools paradise-"i
coD6eo HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE:
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
The Devils Timing: The U.S.. Forced

The Devils Timing: The U.S.. Forced
Into Wars When the Devils
Democrats Are In Power!!!
Why the Hundred Billion S Pearl
Harbor, Democratic Infamy!
BIundering, Raeketeering Leadership?
BEcAUsE-A THIRD TERM DEVILS ELECTION STEAL
CONTINUED A MORAL. SPIRITUAL, INTELLECTUAL,
AND PHYSICAL cRPPLE!-EFFEcT OF SPIRITUAL
WIckEDkEssI-FRANKLIN devils ROOSEVELT
IN THE WHITE HOUSE, VIA
THE MASSES AND FALSE LEADERs-vIcTIMs OF
THE MEsMERisM OF THE DEVl-ANIMAL MAGNETISM
GIGANTIC LYING PROPAGANDA AND THE
STEALING OF ELECTIONS, VIA MANIPULATION OF
TREASURY FUNDS! - BECAUSE THEY LOVED
THE PRAISE OF MEN MORE THAN THE PRAISE OF coD"!
lsee GOV. FRANK CLEMENT, Page ID
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Still Running Around in Spiritual
Diapers!' GA Man Doesn't Get
Good, Hard Sense Until He's 40
The Devils Charlie Me(arthy!!!-
Truman Another! Keynotes the
Devils Spiritually Traitorous,
Democratic, Demasosie, Lust fol
Power

THE FLESH POTS OF EGYPT AND
THE LoAvEs AND FIsHEsi-NOT THE TRUTH,
THE WHOLE TRUTH AND NOTHING BUT THE
TRUTH WHICH MAKES FREE, VIA THE CHRIST, THE
IDEAL OF PERFECT CREATOR, CREATION
SPIRITUAL. AND UNIVERSE omNIPREsENT HEAVEN
AND ETERNAL LiFEl
LET GOD Be TRUE. BUT EVERY MORTAL A LIAR"l
81. Paul in Romans
And l. God, 70 Mrs. Eddy 70 you: THE TOTAL DEPRA\
ITY OF MORTALS ALIAS mortal mind"!-p z, M w.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-08-25
Mary Baker Eddy Incompatible
Prophecies, Daughter ReveIator Of
Nv Christ MiraeIe Science Messiah
10 All!
And Present Incompatible
Evangelist Dr.. Billy Graham

II is surprising that NY precious Evangelist Billy
Graham pay tribute he first Sunday in August TO
NY greatest Representative since Christ Jesvs-rs Eddy.
fulfilled promise and prophesy Of "ANoTHER COM
FoRTER :. WHO WILL TEACH YOU ALL THINos'I
PART
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
Fight Set Up
On Farm Props
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
the committee members believe
the Secretary's authority should
be spelled out more specifically
The committee slowed down
at least for a moment-in its
price raising program yesterday
when action. was deferred on a
Senate bill proviso that would
raise dairy supports. An in
crease of $3.15 to, $685. a hun
Idredweight for manufacturing
milk is among the projected
steps, and Chairman Ellender
said some members were fear
full that the increase would lead
to more sales" to Uncle Sam
rather than on the open market.
l The chairman said that losses
on the dairy loan program al
ready amount to $500 million.
Secretary Benson had warned
the committee earlier in the day
of the likely creation of a bigger
dairy product surplus if supports
lgo up. He assailed various price
proposals and raised anew the
veto threat.
His warning went unheeded,
however, for within two hours
the committee approved two
Iprice-raising proposals that have
drawn administration fire.
It voted a one-year return to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

80 per cent parity supports fol
the basic commodities, including
cotton. corn and peanuts, and
possibly wheat and rice. Also
approved was a change in the
parity formula which would re-
store a S per cent cut made this
year in the base on which sup
ports are calculated.
Senator Holland of Florida,
one of the few Democrats who
backs administration price pol
icy, said I'VE may have sounded
the death knell for any farm bill
this session"
Senator Aiken. Republican,
Vermont, the White House farm
spokesman in the Sena tie,
thought the situation mot COM
lpletely hopeless
Senator Aiken, a. member of
the conference com mite e,
pointed out Senate and House
still must approve whatever is
done and, he said. might de-
mand that I'VE soften it some
what"
Senator Ellender said h e
thinks the President would sign
the bill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
PoIio-Stricken DC. Youth
Named Marshall Scholar

= Hugh G. Gallagher. %, who
refused to let polio halt a bril-
liant scholastic career, has been
rewarded with a Marshall Schol-
arship for two years Of study at
Trinity College, Oxford.
Mr.. Gallagher is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert r. Gal
lagher. 6o21 Cairn terrace.
In 1852 he suffered an attack
of spinal and bulbar polio, and
for three months was confined
to an iron lung. He never re-
gained use of his legs, and his
inseparable companion on the
college campus now is the wheel
chair.
Young Gallaher had complet-
ed his second year at Haverford
College, Philadelphia, when the
illness struck. He switched his