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Evening star., 1957-12-24

JONES. ELLEN. In remembrance Of
our dear mother, ELLEN JONES,
aso, December %. 1870.
Dear. you are gone, but not forGotten.
In life We loved you dearly.
And In death Ne do the same
Dear Mother, We always think Of
DAyoHTERs, PEARL RuNpy AND
CLARENCE JONES.
Evening star., 1957-12-24

Rinaldi Funeral Home
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
.vstsIans .HEFiAl AilowanesN SlBO
10 81 -ss'O
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49, JOHN P. KAKos, O. C.
ANGELO A. PUoLiSI. O. s. -
TURNER. REv. EDwARD. on satur-
nv. brosnsT q hishsTd Turner,
cousin Of Mrs; HATTIE Matthew q
wssains'ca wsisins ~ N.s q Sort esa cssy. GqFrs
Notice Of funeral later ATranse-
ments by Frazier.
wTTHERSPOON, GE0RGIANA. on
DIANA WiTHERsPooN Of ia1s ifth
81 nv. devoted cousin Of Mrs
Jean Mecullah: Other relatives and
TSu1sdas, sns I'D peesmSef sf %. friends may a
call a the Frazier Funeral Home,
Js9 Rhode Island ave NV. where
services will Be held At pm.
Interment spartanburs. 8. c. :6
WOODS. DEWEY. on saturday. De-
eember q. 1857. DEWEY WOODS Of
lgi3 HoIbrook Terrace ne, nephew
and Essis Arnold He also Is survived
by other relatives and friends. Mr..
Woods may be viewed at the Stewart
Funeral Home 30 II 81, ne. from
l2 noon until 2 ON wednesday, De-
ssmser es. ln'erment at CHARLOTTE.
WONG. cHEMoN. On Monday. De.
SI,as ssmSeT ss IsS IF,on 3. Eme,ssney woH Hos;
wife Of Duck Shong T. Wong and
stepmother Of Wong Wins and Back
Nguk. and aunt Of Margie Wong and
Henry WonE. She also Is survived By
her sister-in-law. Mrs. Mary L. Wons,
Remains resting at HysonE's Funeral
Home. 1900. N 81. y ", where services
will be held on Thursday. December
~. At II am. lnterment In Fort
Lincoln Cemetery 26
YOUNG. JAMES n. on Saturday, De-
eember q, 1857, JAMES II. YOUNG.
Notice Of funeral later. ARRANGEMENTS
bE Dovie O. Brooks and Otis y.
YOUNG, PAUL. On Monday. Decem-
stal Hospital. PAUL You'd. ss.'ts forSsrl; Ss1;
Of 322 Eye Al. s.w., devoted cousin
Of Mrs. Mary n. Parker He also
leaves 70 mourn their loss other rela-
tives and many friends Remains
RESTING at the John T. Rhines a Co
Funeral Home. n0l 3rd st. -.w.
Notice Of funeral later. IS
Evening star., 1957-12-24
III Mrmnrtani

1ARR. LOIS d. In lovins memory Of
our dauFhtef and mother. LOIS D.
sso Today. DeeemSsr "a. 1855.
God knew you we're weary, He always
knows best.
He said Come TO Ne. beloved. and
-Yeu ar. .''a sirsd. ~ YOU rss' are weary. so
come unto Me-
Prom iilness and hslpIessnsss I'll set
And 50 in the sweet. s,tll calm of
Your patisnt soul took its Heavsnvard
God sent His angels to bear you on
high.
wAsrs 20 'Hs.s ssHr. no s sS.rGy x. ~: no
God loved you and called you 10 90
To rest there with Him in mansions
Our Iii. !. . !Onsls. stnl God always
You were g patient you well earned
Your head i nov pillowed on the
dear Saviour'a breast.
A ANp iffTiE Boz BOY. niis pouoL1s. GA AO
DuNAN. LOUIS A. In sacred memory
Of our husband and father. LOUIS
~ DUNANs VINO paAtcu away louI
years aeo today, December -. 1858.
I do not need q special day
To bring you to my mind,
The days ] do not think OF you
Are very hard TO md.
Since you went nrst
And remain 10 walk this road
alone.
I live In memory's garden
OF happy days we've known.
WIFE. EMMA, AND CHILDREN.
PRANK ADDISON AND CATH
HOLLAND, Eva, In sad but loving
remembrance Of our beloved and de.
voted slster-in-iaw and aunt, EVA
HOLLAND, who departed this life
seventeen tears ago today. December
-. 1910.
The blow was hard, the shock severe.
We never thought her death so near,
Our hearts still ache for her today.
Time cannot take the memory away.
LOVING SISTER, ,fN-LAw. NiEcEs
InAEA RlnnA - -
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80 = NJ JosEPH MAY. ?. n

TRODDEN. THOMAS j.. ST.. Members
Sn1 OF AlcantarA Caravan, No.
~ IL. Order OF the Aihambra.
M e.! :!:3 sij#iI !; = |! ;.f T., Il 4 I;
Collins Funeral Home. 1891
i4th 81. nv. on Tuesday. December
"a. at : pm. for recitation OF the
Evening star., 1957-12-24

members Of Anacostia
Lodge. No. 81. ?, A. A NJ
death Of Brother BENJA-
MIN n. Mc0fRk Masonic
burial services win ne eon-
Quoted At Charleston, W.
Evening star., 1957-12-24
COCKERIILE. MARY Buell..

Doctors Hospital MARY BUELL.
CocKERILLE, formerly o. HeTndon,
Va. sister Of Thomas r. Buell. Of
Mrs Arthur HYDE Buell. Of HeFndon.
We. Friends may call 81 the Green
Funeral Home. Herndon, Va. Funeral
services viii be held 81 $50 pm
THURSDAY. December 20, ct the Hern-
Evening star., 1957-12-24

COLLINS. JOHN 4. Suddenly, On
A COLLINS. son Of the late Lillian
and William 4. Collins. brother Of
lor Of vlrgfnia and EliIabeth v.
Collins. Friends may call ct the
eAfen Funeral Home. AIS II stsn.W.
Funeral from the above funeral home
am. Relatives and friends invited
Interment Mount OliHet CemeferY ah
Evening star., 1957-12-24

State Secretary. -
TRQDDEN. THOMAS J.. sr. An mem
"A bers o. the washlngton Gen.
.N2. eral Assembly, Fourth Degree,
6HE0 Knights Of Columbus. are mott.
eAS ned Of the death Of SIT knight
THOMAS J TRODDEN, 81,
and are requested 20 assemble
at the Collins Funeral Home.
3sai i4th ST. NV. at \ pm. Tues
day. December "a. 1857. for the reei-
t9tion OF the rosary,
Evening star., 1957-12-24

COUNTY gosRSss Ro:Pl,si' Il isSi isSaiYMosfbf sfbf'';y5' 3
FLETCHER husband Of Ruby Z.
Fletcher. father OF William A.
nss His,ehsr ss,, and C. colin Collins TEisnd'
9th and Massachusetts, ave ne,
where seryiees viii be held on Thurs.
tsrm.bs csy DeesTssr tTinT,og 20 N.s,,oII.G, IG
IphbeN' pssehbs1N o. sApik I.,kz u s.,S,a % HonaAy,
EiLIES Of y 24i 'pui Arundel sSpir rdl !. Moahi cunt
late W Leslie oiifiisn and mother
oi Sarah Page Funeral from
he w. W. Deal Funeral Home, lsla
oeorgia ave. NV, on Thursday, be.
eember 20. At 1890 pm. tnterment
Rock Greek Cemetery. 2B
Evening star., 1957-12-24
DAVIS. WARREN. On sunday, d,

Ssnss,, Sss@ss, 3; iSS7' &: I5s PI..55is.
Of 7of9 indian Head I'd: Nd. de.
voted husband Of Helen Davis. father
Of Mrs. Mabel Washington, Mrs. Annie
Smith, Lucille, Marie. Margareite,
hsY,s hhinar' 40 John 1,,,v,5Iss Finest and James
eY, Charles Davis one sister. Mrs
Cora Boone. twenty-four grandchil-
dren. two gTeat-grandchildren. other
relatives and friends Notice Of fu-
Evening star., 1957-12-24
eLEvELAND., p, VgoaLEx; A., or sssnasy.

DtcembeT =, 100, WORTHY CLkVE-
LAND Of 1233 Jackson 81. ne, the
beloved husband Of Mrs. Inca cieve-
land. He also Is survived hy two
daughteFs. Elvina and Wilhelmina
Cleveland: ave brothers. John cieve-
land Of Chester. Pa: james CLEVELAND
Of Seneca. 5. c.. Henry. Hurriel and
Eddie Lee Of washington. D. c.; three
ter. Pa. Mrs. Lula C.. Brown and
Mrs. Emma Smith Of seneca. g. c..
and many other relatives and friends
Friends may call on Thursday. De-
neral home Of Alexander 3. Pope. ii4
18th St Sc Funeral services on
Friday. December ~, at IL an.
q the Greater New Hope Baptist
Church. sth and Eye sts NV. the
Rev. Charles Hamilton ofneiating. In.
terment Arlington National Cemetery.
Evening star., 1957-12-24

?. MANsFIELD. p 8. "a
. THOMAS J.. sr. state Of
deers. members Of STATE
Council and members OF
\ the Knights OF Columbus,
District OF Columbia. are
a hereby notined Of the
death Of our late Brother
and state Advocate.
J. TRODDEN. sr.. and are
to meet al : pm. Tuesday,
"a. at Collins Funeral
SCI t4th 81. NV. for the
cARMINE 0ARoPALo.
State Deputy.
Evening star., 1957-12-24

es%Ssf II. is53, RUrs RI rs-'stfasi SIbSipoE SSs
Of a592 Kane pl. ne. beloved wife
q e., R9eer, aer. LldrIess and NIECE ,9i
also surviving are cousin, Mrs
Ethel Jones. other relatives and many
friends After l2 noon Thursday.
December. 20, friends are INVITED 70
1870 9th st. NV, where services
will be held on Friday. December "a,
a. pm. Interment Woodlavn
Evening star., 1957-12-24

Iiie On Sunday. .september 22. lpb7,
sIE NJ. EcHoLs Of 60io an 81.
nv. wife OF the late John c. Echols.
beloved mother Of Mrs. Myrtle DUN
see She also leaves four Grand
two sisters. her daughter-ln-iaw, four
granddauRhters-in- Jaw. steperandchil-
dren and other relatives and friends
Remains resting At the Barbour Pu-
neral Home; ts X st. ne. Notice
Evening star., 1957-12-24
REBECCA McCLRLLAND.

SIss IN H0ndfSi NSkipEccs RsssnssMs McGIiiIsSSb 81 lsS
cHakbLER. fornsfiy Of he t:d csTesss
daughter OF the late William T. and
Reoecea Chandler and cousin OF Mrs.
Lilly c. Stone Friends are invited
to eail at the Bethesda Chevy Chase
Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun
phrey, Bethesda. Nd, where serv-
ices will be held on Thursday. De-
eemher 20. AZ 10 an Intefment
Evening star., 1957-12-24

s:SssT HGS9 \ huSa q sTnfs Y Syhces AZ
is,hsr q MPs s' MsrsS. t V.s Y Fsltoss ssGssS snS
grandfather OF Mrs. Gloria Z. Walker
and Jacob L. FELTON,. IT. Also surviving
are sister, Mrs. Hattie Tut. other
relatives and many friends. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements bv Me-
CURE. Inc Is
Evening star., 1957-12-24

sDaldiue Council are here
by notihed Of the death
Of Brother THOMAS J.
TRODDEN, 6r., and are
requested 70 meet for the
recitation Of the ROSARY
A. Collins Funeral Home.
u. NV at y am. Tues
yer "a, 1851.
SMITH. Jr. q. X.
Evening star., 1957-12-24

e ss,h s.. o Mount Ads Rainier. n Ma On
z Pes%Ssi caSs mothss no ss'c Il Ros s Z. ss Rsins
z. Glenn W. Paul r. cade, Mabel
ICES Iss q chsmSsrs hS s.n Fune1ai + s1n Home. s.
5SOi Cleveland ave. Riverdale. Nd,
on Thursday. December %. At .
pm Interment Fort Lincoln Gene
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-02

Tuesday hours: Washington, 1906;
Silver Spring and PARKington, 12:SO-9:30
Evening star., 1957-12-20

Of the d. c. Centennial
special events committee,
escorted Mrs. Eisenhower
into the gaily decorated and
elimmering theater lobby. As
sidewalk spectators applaud
ed. Mrs. Eisenhower turned
and smiled over her shoulder
In acknowledgment.
Inside. she was welcomed
by Lady Caccia. wife Of the
British Ambassador and
sponsor Of the premiere.
along with Mrs. Alice Roose-
welt Longworth. daughter Of
the late President Theodore
Roosevelt: Mrs. George Cor
don Moore, Mrs. Eisen-
hower's sister, who was
chairman Of the event, and
Col. Moore.
Jonathan Roosevelt. II.
great-grandson Of the late
President. and son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Kermit Roose-
welt. presented Mrs. Eisen-
hover with Q bouquet of
American Beauty roses
which were returned to her
later as she left the theater.
following the movie per-
formance.
Family Picture
Mrs. Moore chose q mink
Continued on Page BIS. Col.
Evening star., 1957-12-20

and Mrs. Krummeck. and the
Air Force Vice Chief Of Stan,
Gen. Clrtiss LeMay.
Guests helped themselves
to Q sumptuous buffet which
included such Arabic deli
cacies as whole roast lamb
with mixed rice. raisin and
almond dressing. egeplant
casserole. tomatoes and okra,
grape leaves stuffed with rice
and meat. and for dessert,
baklawa.
Seen helping themselves to
generous portions we're Mr..
Wells Stabler Of the State
Departments Egyptian Desk,
and Mrs. Stabler. Col. and
Mrs. Richard Weaver. the
Egyptian Cultural Counselor
and Nine. Tewfik. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lynn de Lashmutt. Col.
and Mrs. John Kieder. the
Italian Air Attache and Sig
nora Santini, and the Soviet
Air Attache and Nine. Ba-
shinsky.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
SERVICE SCENE
Soviets Ask When
Our Sputnik Sodrs

attended by dozens Of guests.
including the air attaches Of
all the countries with whom
Egypt has diplomatic rela-
tons except Great Britain.
France. Australia and Israel.
The Saudi Arabian Ambas-
sador was among early ar
rivals. as were the attaches OF
q number Of Arab countries
including the Armed Forces
Attaches OF Iraq and Nine.
Al-Arif. Also accepting were
the Netherlands Assistant
Air Attache and Nine. van
den Heuvel. the Air Attache
Of the Union Of South Africa.
Evening star., 1957-12-20
BY MARY L. VAUGHAN

While President Eisen-
hover was flying the Atlantic
last night his wife enjoyed
a favorite American pastime
BY stepping out TO the movies.
Dressed all In Christmas
red and white the First Lady
attended the movie premiere
IAN at Sea- 2 at the Play
house Theater. the first fund.-
raising event put on by the
Theodore Roosevelt Gem
Evening star., 1957-12-20
By RUTH DEAN

Russian diplomats are
mum these days about what
ever plans their country may
have for putting another
sputnik up into the sky. but
their most eager question TO
American guests at WASH
ington cocktail parties now
Is when are you going to
Get Q satellite up?"
Invariably the question is
accompanied by an amused
grin. no doubt inspired by
the widely publicized reports
of the Naxy,s failure to get
its Vanguard rocket OF the
ground at Cape Canaveral.
With the subsequent play
ing down Of detailed news
of succeeding rocket tests.
the American guests now are
equipped with the perfect
answer. Were just testing
now; you'll know when we
get one up because it'll al
ready be up by the time you
hear about it"
Three Soviet Embassy dip
lOmats turned UP ct the
Yugoslav Army Day party
given last night by the Yugo-
slav Military Attache and
Nine. Grcar in their Ed
munds street home.
When asked when Russia
is sending up her next sput-
mix. Mai. Gen. Aleksandr
Rodinov said only that he
was the Military Attache
and he didn't know about
such scientific matters
which are in the hands Of
the National Academy"
Latest Joke
An equally uninformative
reply was couched In wittier
terms by the Assistant Mill
tary Attache. Col. Sergei
Edemsky. After telling the
latest "sputnik Joke" he'd
heard, he grinned. maybe
well get one UP after you
send up yours"
The latest joke was told to
him by an American at q
party, the colonel said.
When the second sputnik
passed the first sputnik In
the sky, the first one said
"hello," to which the second
one replied. you don't have
to speak English; I'm Rus
sian too"
Also at the party. which
according TO the host cele-
brated the 18th anniversary
of the organization Of the
present Yugoslay Army, were
the Soviet Naval Attache.
Can't. Fedor Presnakov: the
Soviet Air Attache and Mrs.
Bachinsky, the Polish Mill
tary, Naval and Air Attache
and Mrs. Monat. and at
taches and wives from other
satellite countries.
Compared to last years
Army Day party. the gather
ing was small but included
attaches and their wives
from other countries as well
as Defense Department for
eign liaison officers.
Among those attending
were the Deputy Assistant
Secretary Of State for East
ern European Affairs and
Mrs. Frederick Jandrey. the
former Army Chief Of Stan
and Mrs. Charles l.. Bolte.
Col. Nicholas Perkins, who
will be going TO the American
embassy In Belgrade next
month as US. Air Attache,
and Mrs. Perkins, and Mai.
Gen. and Mrs. Robert H.
Wienecke.
Egyptians Celebrate
Across town, the Egyptian
embassy was the scene OF an
other party last night. the
reception given by the Air
Attache and Nine. Baraka 10
celebrate Egyptian Air Force
Day.
The black tie affair was
Evening star., 1957-12-20
First Lady Attends
Cola Movie Premiere
tennial Committee.

tennial Committee.
Mrs. Eisenhower wore q
red lace bailerina length
gown, sheer red stockings
and red satin shoes. Thrown
over her bare shoulders was
a white karakul fur stole.
lined in red.
Sidewalk Spectators
Mr.. Gerald Wagner. gen.
eral manager Of Lopert The
aters here and co-chairman
Evening star., 1957-12-20
Egyptians Celebrate

Across town, the Egyptian
embassy was the scene OF an
other party last night. the
reception given by the Air
Attache and Nine. Baraka TO
celebrate Egyptian Air Force
Day.
The black tie affair was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Dale Baker honeymooning. /.
Jacqueline Cochran Odlum to
run for Senator Knowland's seat.
British motion picture code
for first time will permit the
portrayal of Christ on the screen
in Jim Bishops THE Day Christ
Died." David Niven's wife in
st. Johns Hospital again. !.
kim (CBS) Gregory marrying
Betty Ann Lydon. ;. Fern Taller
GimbePs favorite Easter egg is
Francesca Gallasi. Duke FL
lington 80 pounds lighter. .
Jack Entratter lost his mother.
!. Roy Cohn with Joan Click
man at Chateau Madrid. /.
West Germany second biggest
TV country in Europe, with 1884,
900 TV sets catering to two mill
lion. England. with $500. 1000
viewers. is first. Italy and France
third, 100000 sets. Their pictures
are much clearer than ours.
X y
The Fred Wiles, Pat Weaver's
aid, expect a November stork.
I. Barbara Hutton took a big
loss on her Dominican property
sale. The Marion Hargroves
named her Martha. BurI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
ED SULLIVA
HitIer's Sister Pens Book
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK
: Hitler's CO.

NEW YORK. - Hitler's CO.
year-old sister, Paula. now a
waitress at a Berchtesgaden Inn.
Writing her memoirs on the side.
Hitler hated her. forced her to
drop the Hitler name, substitute
Wolff. A son for the Roy
Disneys. Benson Ford COM
pletely recovered, sliced the
birthday cake for his wife. Eadie.
/. Pilots tell me that runways
of only 10 United States airports
are equipped to handle incom-
ing jet planes, which will have
a gross poundage Of 100000.
Palm Beach society irked by roar
of planes, may have to wait three
years for new airport which
would change present air cor
rider. Since 1899. Winston
Churchill has preferred Pol
Roger 1928 champagne. It's all
gone so he's had to switch to
Pol Roger 1884, If you think you
have troubles! His 1907 proph-
ecy: "The problems of Africa are
the problems of the world" is the
|payof in MGM's Something of
Value"
4 \
Mickey Walkers son, Jim, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

EhITWER ooiihersbvro, Nd.
Phone $40
pIsNEY's SONG OF THE SOUTH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Ives will be IS pounds simmer
for his role with Sophia Loren in
Desire Under the Elms". :.
Jack Webb and Jackie Loughery
steadying. Donna Reeds
sister. Heidi. to marry DR..
Michael Flynn. jeanne Dru-
John Ireland fireworks May 2.
|. Major Barbara" producer
Bob Joseph and Rosemary Harris
Iecstatic. A son for the Jack
Dunns, RCA-Victor. Her dad is
The Lobster's famed Abe Leving-
ton. Baltusrol PRO" Johnny
Farrell and wife at FL Morocco.
saying au revoir to Duke OF
Windsor. Rusty Draper
reports Havana hotels now fea-
ture wall-to-wall sandbags.
| Bernard Baruch completely re-
covered. DR.. Joel Briscoe,
son of Dublin's Lord Mayor. and
Susan Glassman prefer the Pur-
pie Tree. Kitty tNews)
Hanson weds Hal Golden, Gimbel
exec. on 9th. Jerry Lewis
bought Dean Martin out of York
Productions for $4,000, 900.
Lauren Bacall winding up three
week exploitation for Designing
Woman" Eddie G. Robin
sons ex. Gladys, and Col. Paul
Meyers dating. The Richard
Quines called her Victoria.
Cues Emory Lewis weds Lila
Vigil, June /. AL BesselinL
and Lynn Christian at the
Harwyn. The DIR. Norman
Rubinsteins Joan Gilbert ex-
ipecting. H.. Cesar Romero get
ting some Vegas loot at the
Dunes. Billy Wilder gave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Mickey Walkers son, Jim, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
DRIVEN THEATERS
Mr.. VERNON OPEN AIR

Richmond Hwy. South Of Alex.
Open $50 Show Starts Dusk
sANDRA DORNE- MAXWELL REED.
I 1921 RSyho sfsis BURR ar aooohbca
ZILLA," at q.
Riddles Free--Free Giant Playground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Matinee Thursday
HEIDI AND PETER" in Color. Plus
"a Hr Cartoons. Show Starts go.
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AIRPORT

AYRWMKT AFIInuSoN
e ~ss OF. $500
Opens at $40 PM. "ODORGo."
RHONDA FLEMING. at 7:20 and
l0:45. Plus .zARAK." CinemaScope,
VICTOR MATURE. ANITA EKBERd,
at 3; Cartoon. Located in Arlington
on Y 8; Route ]. Just Over the lith
ST. Bridge. Kids Free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Charles vidor a gold mezuzah for
good luck before he left for Italy
to replace John Huston on Fare
well to Arms" Stanley
mother OK after heart
attack.
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SUNSET DRIVEN I !:..sY.s

A. Baileys Crossroads Between !
Corners and Shirley Hwy. One Mile
:.THE Man WHO Knew To6
MUCH. vistavision and Color.
$50 Plus BELLE STARS DAuGH.
TER GEORGE MONTGOMERY,
40 ll:AI, Alsn carfnnn
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
- S1S5GESA
As|sIE. NG~q The FStt55mo6 gS SA


The high points in the opening
days of this session of the Con-
gress are the Presidents request
for congressional approval of his
policy for the Middle East and his
State of the Union Message. The
latter presented the major tenets
of the Eisenhower philosophy as
it applies to Americas internal
well-being and international al
fairs. Specific legislative requests
were left for later special messages.
With other members of the House
Committee on immigration | have
visited the Hungarian Refugees
now at Camp Kilmer New Jersey
Every effort is being made to see
that these refugees are given good
care and are properly directed To
their new homes
made a special effort in the
short time available to US. to check
on The security Investigations con
Quoted both in Kilmer and at the
point of embarkation | have some
doubts as to whether or not the
security check is thorough enough.
In the main, though, our officials
seem to be doing a good job. A
major problem in dealing with the
refugee problem is to keep our
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17

emotional sympathies under con-
troll. In the screening of individu-
ais admitted to this country, we
must not jeopardize our nations
welfare.
The stark realities involved in
the admission of refugees must
not be overlooked. For example,
the admission of the Hungarian
refugees is pOstpOning indefinitely
the admission of hundreds of refu-
gees from other areas who have
been waiting for years Another
important question we must face
is how many refugees we are 90
ing 10 admit Indications are that
as hong as We accept Hungarian
rcfugcc, there will be people leav-
ing Hungary and asking for adj
mission Many may not be legiti-
mate at all
/ have introduced bill TO revise
and modornilc the fish and game
laws of the District of Columbia.
Senator Beall has a companion bill
in the Senate. Both measures aim
to bring our District of Columbia
laws into conformity with present
day concepts and to make them
uniform with neighboring states.
On MY Calendar
Friday January Is. Guest. Mary
land Highway Contractors Associ-
alton, luncheon, in Baltimore. On
Saturday January 49, Reception
Line, Maryland State Society Con-
gressional Reception, ? to 4 pm,
U. S. Capitol; Inaugural receptions,
5 to 1890 p m, Washington. Sun
day, January 20, Guest, State Gov
errors Reception. $3.50 to 6 pm,
StatIer. Monday, January q, In
auguration of President Eisen-
hover
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-01-17
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Pastor Pugh, Eglon, preached on
Optimism of the Christian" He
was accompanied by Mrs. Pugh
and two daughters. They spent the
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
White.
Mrs. Dan Lichty left Sunday to
spend several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. Scheffel in Lam
caster
Harold Bachtel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Schrock, Mr. and Mrs. Hen
ry Petersheim and son. and Mr..
and Mrs. Joni Shelter spent Sum
day in Canaan Valley with the
Daniel Millers.
Crist CARRIER returned from Ohio
where he spent week taking care
of his aged father, who is ill.
Amos CARRIER went to Ohio this
weekend to help care for his
grandfather
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sisk and Mr..
and Mrs. Osborne Beckman at
tended Melvin HarSh's birthday
party at Eglon, Wednesday eve
ming.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Yoder and
daughters, Nancy and Ruth, took
dinner on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs Harvey Yoder
Albert Yoder and others Of
Grantsville we're in the community
looking for farms.
Simon Swartzentruber and Will
Roth were on a business trip to
Baltimore, and Dover, Del.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Beeghley
were Sunday dinner guests of S.
w. Slabach
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis SWiger were
helping Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gauer.
Mr. Gauer has been ILL.,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arnold,
John Wilson and family, Eglon,
were guests of the Hesses, on Sun
day
Mrs. Paul Welch visited her
brothers at Accident.
Mr., and Mrs. Paul Dewitt, of
Oakland, were visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. w. L. Spocrlcin, Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Swartzcn-
truber spent Sunday with their
son Henry and family