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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
PinbaU Ban Studied
In Prince Georges
May Seek Law
On Sunday Sale
Of Beer, Wine
BY GENE GOODWIN
Star Stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 8.-Prince
Georges County lawmakers are
considering recommending legis-
lation to outlaw all pinball ma
chimes and Sunday sale of alco-
holic beverages in the county.
Sale of hard liquor in the county
on Sunday is prohibited, but sale
OF beer and wine are not.
That was the statement made
to reporters by Delegate Hervey
@ Machen as the lawmakers
emerged from a closed confer
ence with the county commits.
sioners about midnight last night.
Mr.. Machen was speaking as
vice chairman of the Prince
Georges House delegation to the
Maryland Legislature in the alb
sence of Delegation Chairman
Perry o. Wilkinson, who was
home sick.
! Mr.. Machen and the other Of
ficials insisted they had not dis.
cussed alleged laxity of enforce.
ment of county laws against PIN
ball machine gambling and Sum-
day liquor sales because they did
not have time.
Opposes Easing Laws
However, Mr.. Machen told re-
porters 1.-THE delegation is 100
per cent in accord in opposition
TO any liberalization of county
liquor and gambling laws"
THE delegation has complete
confidence in the other depart-
mentS of the county govern.
ment." he added. But as a
result of what has occurred, the
delegation will discuss further
with the county commissioners
and the States attorney the
question of whether we can
eliminate enforcement difficult
ties by outlawing pinball ma
chimes and sales of all alco-
holic beverages on Sunday"
State Senator H. Winship
Wheatley. jr, Democrat of
Prince Georges, earlier had made
clear his opposition to liberaliza.
ton of county liquor and gam
bling laws.
No Need for Haste Seen
/ He cautioned last night, how
ever. that the lawmakers must
move slowly in shaping any
drastic reforms. He indicated
that he did not believe there was
necessity for haste since States
Attorney Blair Smith and Coun.
ty Police Chief George Pana-
goulis have told me they have
the situation completely under
control"
! Mr.. Machen brought the pin
ball machine situation to head
two weeks ago when he charged
that almost 500' pinball ma
chimes in the county carried
$3.50 Federal gambling stamps.
The presumption in this state
ment was that the machines
were being used for gambling
through over-the-counter pay.
offs.
The next day. States Attor-
ney Smith said violations Of
Sunday liquor sales were so
widespread that he had con-
ferred with State police about
getting some outside help in en-.
forcing the prohibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

tographs, selected from some
1000 by the Library staff. de-
picts life in the United States
as reported by camera from the
birth Of the daguerreotype in
1889 to the close of the 10th
century.
All Phases of Life
One Of numerous Photographic
displays here which will mark
the End Biennial International
Photographic Exposition to be
held in Washington from March
% through 81. the exhibit con-
tinues until April !.
The photographs highlight
phases Of life from politics to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08
Women's Club Asks
Woman Appointee
To President Stuff
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower has
been asked by the General Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs to
Appoint a woman to the White
House staff.
Their president, Mrs. r. l. c..
Prout. in a letter sent to the
President yesterday, said. You
owe it to the women of the
United States to place woman
as an administrative assistant
on your White House staff
"A woman in this position.
she added. would be helpful III
bringing to the attention OF the
executive branch of our Govern
Iment some of the problems that
confront women and in convey
ing vomen's attitudes toward
these problems.
We also feel that such an
lappointee would interpret most
effectively administrative poll
q rs 10 the women OF our couIe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

Trip
Cab drivers usually know
their way around Washing
ton, but one here recently
had to ask for help.
Taxi Topix reports that
Hacker George Hughes was
stopped by another cab
driver-with three passen-
gers in his hack-whO asked
how to get to Fourteenth
and F streets NV.
Mr.. Hughes cheerfully
gave the directions when he
noted the other cab was
from Victoria, British CO.
lumbia,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-08

farming. The display is in two
sections. divided chronologically
by the close of the Civil War.
/ The first section inspects tn,
beginning of photography in Thu
United States. pioneer photog
raphers and their work. earl.
views of Washington, reproduc'
tons of daguerreotype portrait.
Of prominent persons, and seen
cry in daguerreotypes or stereo.
scopic views.
Morse, Daguerre Shown
Included in this section arr
reproductions Of daguerreotypt
portraits of Louis Daguerre anc
of Samuel F. B. Morse. Morse
became interested in the fielc
when Daguerre invited him tc
a demonstration in Paris.
Morse played an eminent par
in introducing the art to thu
United States. Pioneer Amer
lean photographers represented
IN the display include Mathew
B. Brady. Alexander Gardner
George S. Cook, John w. Draper
Henry Fitz and Isaac Augustus
Wetherby.
There is a display of early
American daguerreotype equip
ment. stereoscopic viewers anc
later cameras from Eastman
House in Rochester. In include!
a camera made for John Plumbt
of Boston in 184l, shown with 6
daguerreotyper's set dating from
l848 and comprising the camera
tripod. wise. plateholder, buff
stick, brush. coating boxes. mer.
cury-bath and headrest.
200 Scenic Views
The second section contains
about 200 pictures with many
examples of the scenic photog-
raphy which lowered in the
closing decades Of the 10Th Gen.
tury.
There are pictures OF Western
and Arctic exploration, maritime
life and documentary" pictures
Of social and economic life,
Cameramen in the 40 years fol-
lowing the Civil War recorded a
vast amount Of history and To-
cal color. investing the exhibit
with human interest studies of
the Presidents and their fami-
lies, battles of the Spanish
American War. records of great
disasters. school life. stage per-
sonalities. circus parades, child
life, sports and homes.
Among the Washington scenes
is one of egg rolling at the White
House on Easter Monday. 1889.
from negative by Frances Ben
iasnin Johnston
The exhibition is open from
o am. to 10 pm. Monday
through Saturday. ana from
1880 am. TO 10 pm. Sundays
shd holidays.
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Old Hat

The confidential newSlet-
ter, the Folger Shakespeare
Library reports, is not an in
ventiOn born Of the necessity
for supplying inside dope
from Washington. The liz
brary points to an acquisi-
ton of manuscript news
letters sent from London to
Sir Richard Newdigate at
Warwickshire between 1874
and Ills.
"They report the move
mentS and activities Of the
King and members of the
royal family" the library
says. ''They give information
about domestic politics, for
eign and military affairs,
the wars abroad, ship move
ments, and news from the
New World. They also give a
quantity Of gossip. ;. About
the only difference from the
modern letter from Wash
ingtOn' is a greater reti-
cence on the part of the older
writer's about predictions"
Lure
The appeal of the footlights
stretches a long way.
Calvary Playhouse, in Nc
Lean, Va, getting ready for
its production of Jesus, Son
of Man." reports the most
ambitious application we've
heard of in some time.
A would-be actor wrote Di-
rector Dick Waters that he'd
read about the play in a
theater magazine. If accepted
for a part, he said, he'd take
the next plane for Mclean"
The letter came from the West
Ta<linz
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Council to Meet

The Inter- Community Council
Of Southern Maryland will meet
at the Prince Georges County
Courthouse in Upper Marlboro at
8 pm. Monday.
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U. S. Files Amendment
In Milk Monopoly Suit
Contradictory Federal Policies
Charged by Association Official

The Justice Department yesterday filed in Federal
amendment to the civil suit against the Maryland
gnia Milk Producers Association the huge farmers
tive that supplies the Washington with
The milk producers association had planned
to the original charges Monday but yesterdays amendment
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RumbIinqs

A Southeast Washington
lady suggests that the tax
problem might be solved If
television commercials were
taxed on a sliding scale, be-
ginning at $1,000 for any that
exceeds two minutes on a Is
minute program, and on up
to $4,000 for any that repeats
more than three times "This
is your last chance to get in
on" In the middle some
where is a fiat $4,000 tax on
all singing commercials. i.
The head waiter at a fancy
hotel here is probably still
gnashing his teeth. A fellow
waiting in line for dinner
pressed a folded bill into the
head walters hand. Immedi-
ately, there seemed to be a
table available for the bill
passer. What the head waiter
learned later was that the bill
was stage money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
THE FRONT COVER

Part of a new mural in the
George Washington Ma
sonic National Memorial,
Alexandria, showing the
general in a Masonic pro-
cession in 1778. See Wash
fn0ton Mural, page 10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-17
STAR DUST

NOT so LATE: The old photo with the Who Is THIS?
feature in The Star Magazine Of January 20 showed three
people Retired Police Inspector Mansfield Subject Of
the pece an unidentified and Police Sergt George
l. Hellmuth 1t made available to by Inspector
Mansfield who under the impression his old friend
and vaudeville partner had passed on. Turns
the good sergeanong Of the most interesting
personalities the Metropolitan Police DEPARTMENTS
very much alive for which and lot Of other people
thankful Retired for disability heart about is years
ago. Sergt Helmuth, TO- lives at 93l2 Ocaa street.
Silver Spring. very sorry caption referred to
him "the late and hope will be many years before
the applicable In other words long live
Sergt Helmuth
FIVE-YEAR PLAN: We've all heard Of the Russian five
year plan" Well America Of its own. and it's in
back yard to speak Ours concerns teaching
by teevision the public school system OF Washington
County Nd and there's report the project starting
page
HEAVEN FORBID! Salvador Dali up usual tricks.
you will when you get to page 10 fHdtrdos by Dd
His masterpiece shown there, getup called Miss Sea
Urchin" will be common style some day says Dali The
ends believes will antennae for portable
phones and TV It's enough to make ones hair stand
end!
NEXT SUNDAY: Story of the home economists. diet
perts biologists other specialists of the Agriculture
Departments Besvile Research Center who cooking
up new aids for Americas "a million homemakers
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BEAUTIFUL
WHITE BRICK
RAMBLER

Distinct in design on is-acre
Handicapped wooded lot 1t has 26-ft.
NV. rm. with lge. picture window
and tirepl. lge. din. rm: l2xl5 oak
paneled den or family rm with avn
lng-type windows; entrance to lge.
fiaestone. patio: lge. master bedrm.
With bath and .. twin-size bedrms.
end de luxe bath with vanitories.
Bulletin laundry space Extra lge
de luxe kit, dbl. built-in oven and
separate broiler. stainless steel sink
hood and. drainboard. plenty OF
kitchen cabinets. finished in natural
birch: loft. Frigidaire de luxe re-
frigerator and freezer. dishwa sher
and disposal. Lower level has 25x27
paneled recreation rm.. stone flrepl
bullt-in bar with sink. lge hobby
rm. or bedrm. and bath: built-in @
car garage. Inspect this truly Gus
tom-built home of distinction now
priced below cost to build. Open
daily and Sun. from to 5. Drive
out Bradley blvd, l mi past Wilson
lane to Woodhaven. left TO Whittier
blvd. left L blk. PHILIP H. DEIN,
Builder. OIL. 2-661l.
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PALMER PARK-3-bedrm. rambler;
only 5000 down; gas heat: fenced
lot; immediate possession; monthly
payment much less than rent.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.,
UN. f-11RR. WA 1-RRhh
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YORKTOWN VILLAGE
THOS. J. FISHER & co
Just Off Bradley Blvd

s32.5o0. 3 large bedrms.. !: baths,
attractive din. rm., overlooking
wooded area: modern cleo. kitchen;
full bsmt. with firepl.; storage space
in attic; patio on front OF house;
breezeway, with Diet brick garage;
oil &C Gail OIL o.4flo
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RETIRED COUPLE-Aii-brick ram
bier, din rm., magnificent rec.
rm.. storm windows; level corner
lot. Clean as q pin. A. j. KES-
SINGER a CO.. JU. a-4h44.
HOME AND INCOME-Well located
on Greenwood ave. section OF Ia
koma Park. lst-fi. unit includes 3
bedrms. and rec. rm.: 2 rented
units; hot-water heat; perfect con-
ai'i q xE AZ SsHspa e Sepori t9y Z.
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BETHESDA-Briek Colonial, 8 bed
rooms. 2 baths. ] bedrm. and bath
p ss . s1ee dD YiDs RIM T bsa.ms mere
with half-bath. Garage. One bloel
from school, shopping. etc. KOR.
ZENDORFER. Realtor. Oliver 4
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ROCK CREEK HILLS: S32 .950-
TwQ-year -old brick split level
Three bedrms.. baths: plus den
and rec. rm. In out-of- ground
vacant. FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OIL.
~ --nnR. eras We r-112n
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WOOD ACTRESSES, $50
DEN-MOD. KITCHEN
An unusual opportunity TO pur-
chase this brick Colonial containing
2 rms, . baths, scr. porch. full
bsmt;, lovely level lot and loo. in
munity. Call Mr.. Berry. KE. 1880;
eyes,. OIL. .-949S.
EXCLUSIVE WITH
Stuart & Maury, Realtors
5207 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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ATTENTION
Kew PerSonnel-AEC

Several new ramblers in HUNT
ING HILL ESTATES. An estate sec
ton near Rockville. 9. 3. 4 bedrooms.
SEQ 500 up. All with more than an
acre of rolling land. fenced with
white board fence. Only minutes
from new Acc bldg. Over new Rte.
ewes. and sun. MR.. IEBLING OIL.
4B6sS. ROBERT B. HALL Co. OIL.
1880.
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HOUSES FOR sALEEMp.

$500 DOwN-2-bedrm. brick ram.
WOOD. JU. $1,000; 10. 4-SS00
BUlLDER's CLOSE OUT-close-i il
Silver Spring: 3-bedroom bricl
ramblers and split-level homes
with ga baths, separate dinint
room. finished recreation room
carpor or driveway; close tC
s fiaSSS FOR ana QUICK saPS Ess,
LEO A. Dryer & co. INC. u
2-S033. MRS. WILLS. RIA. g.
IMAGINE a 3-bedrm.. 3-full- bath
porch; cleo. kit; full daylight bsmt.
has paneled rec. rm.: walk-in cedar
closet, 4th bedrm. or den. New wall.
to-wall Competing incl. for only
S22,50O. Property backs up TO parA
mr.. Langley shopping center. I'm
med. occup. HE. i-l251.
$e3. 95O-Assume $50, 900 Ist trust
Owner leaving q lovely Ice. brick
secTeafion on rs s ssTs:nsa 9 po1cf
and carport. GRAHAM d. CO.. JU
5-6560. . till Q.
$I7,45O--Mod.- minded folks will
love this brick contemporary ram
and equipped KIT. GRAHAM d. CO.
JU. 5-6550. 8 till Q.
81 .OOO-2 baths and twin-sized
bedrms., topped of by a sep. din
nm. and full bsmt. Make this close
in older home sweetheart. Name
your terms. GRAHAM g. CO., JU
6-6550 3 till 9.
FOUR-BEDRM.. lla-bath brick Cape
Cod, near Four Corners. All-elec
loan: asking $4,000. BEERS
BROS, JU. 5-761O.
SPLIT-LEVEL-3 bedrms., ia baths
liv. rm.,. din. ell equip. kit. with
breakfast, bar, finished rec. rm.
sS sSe w fHe' 1850 down o P ans BAL SS
41aeo loan. WOOD Co, 10
4-7200 till 9:3o pm,
BRADMOOR-For a picked-up feel.
ing. one look will convince you that
this home is bright and CHEEKY; new
brick, -split-level home. Three bed
rms. 81 baths, liy. rm.. dining rm.
dream kit, recr. rm. and garage
Everything you want in fine neigh
borhood Call OIL o-g070 I'll o pm,
ANDRIS REALTY, INC,
KENSINGTON - $4,000. Assume
lge. 4ee loan: cute 2-bedrm. ramb
fenced ward, q oak trees; mr.. elem
school: autom. washer: low heat
cost; fully insulated. -.
ROCKVILLE MOVED TO CALIF.l
A bedrms., . baths: low down. low
mo. payments: 4eo GI loan, owner
take Ind. Fenced, near schools and
Omen Sat. and Sun. 5947
LeMay I'd. Twinbrook. GA. 4-9293.
SILVER sPRING-3-bdrm brk. land
stone rambler; all-elec, kit. brkfst
nook, lovely rear patio. fun tiled
bsmt, Ice. cor. lot; . blks from bus
Oh appraised. S2l 900.
SILVER SPRING - 2-yr.-old brk
rambler; 3 hedrms., Ice. all-elec. kit
tiled bsmt.; Gil appraised. $4,000
CHESTER II. KELLER, Realtor. Ju
5-1l00: Mrs. Iarman, VII 6-71l2
MOVED TO CALIFORNIA
4 bedrms., . baths; low down, Low
mo. payments. Lge. a. loan, ownel
take End. Fenced. near schools ant
shopping. Open Sat and Sun 6D4,
LeMay I'd. Twinbrook, Rockville.
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SUMMER

A true Colonial center-hall home,
s' trOstas Un iS H est en.sr Sa n
large living room opening to
screened porch from which YOU step
down one step TO the garden; large
dining room. strictly modern kitchen
with breakfast space. 3 master-si2ed
bedrooms and . baths on the sec
end On . tiioCr, stairyay to storage attic
phalt tile floor. Garage. House Is
nttractively decorated and In per-
feet condition. Price, S36 $50. Call
Mr.. Leigh. Ma. $4,000; Ewes. and
week ends; oil. 2-3799. BOSS a
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COLLEGE PARK

NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MD.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN.-New ram
lse. liv rm. brightly equipped kitch-
en-. tiled bsmt. with ground-level
outside entr.: od-street parking;
large lot. 60xlS5.
DIRECTIONS; North on Baltimore
blvd. ~ S. Rte II past Univ. Of
Nd. approx u mile. turn left on
Cherokee st. ] block to Autoville DR..
and open houses. PRINCE GEORG ES
REALTY CO., UN. 4-l166. WA.
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GI$l1,275

3 BEDROOMS
42i2 Seth ave-, lust on Manassas
IDLY. rT;, din. rms bseutiui!ulll I
space, tile bath and bedrm. on LIST
A.; 2 bedrms. on end A.: full bsmt. /.
low down paymert
CAMPANEIIA A. CO
Kx. S-Allo Eves, 10. s-e17o
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University Park
Arthur Lowe, Jr.
OPEN HOUSE

SAT. AND SUN. IL TIL DARK
. BEDRMS.. . BATHS
FINISHED RECR. RIM.
PORCH, GARAGE
S23, 500
Quality construction In q desirable.
convenient location. ~ shaped
kit. with color and style that is DIFF
ferent, firepl. in living rm. and recr.
rrn. A livable. lovable house for
your money. To reach: Out Branch
ave. 70 st. Barnabas I'd, right 2
blks., left and follow signs.
Arthur Lowe, Jr.
Real Estate RE A.511a
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ROCK CREEK HILLS

1NOOIN O1CGL1N 1I1bbD
New rambler. fully air-conoitioned:
on a level OF OF approx a acre:
center hall. living rm.. i4x24: sep
arate dining rm., kitchen with
breakfast area and the ultimate in
equipment. master bedrm.. l3xlS.
with private bath and walk-in
closets. plus . other twin bedrms
and bath mahog -paneled clubrm
opens at grade level; 2-car garage:
ivironment. $40 $50. W. B. WRIGHT.
EN- 3-hRnn III q D NJ
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
81 600 down. assume lge. CT loar
on brick semidet. Lge. liv. rm.. pow
der rm.. din. rm. and Ice mod kit
on LIST A.: 3 bedrms.. full bath or
2nd A.; ample closet space; full TILED
bsmt.: immed, poss. handy REALTY
CO, RE. 6-623i. RE 6-6SI7.
LEWISDALE = Tyr. -OLD SPLIT
RAMBLER: 8 BEDRMS.. 9
BATHS; S96 PER MO. OWNER WILL
TAKE BACK 2nd TRUST. MA
$3.50, tn. 2-37S1. AFTER 6. ANr
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KORZENDORFER
OIL. 4-SlIl
ROCK CREEK Hills

ROCK CREEK HILLS
High elevation with a lovely view:
center-hall brick: hv. rm., din. rm
kitchen. den. powder room; lge. scr.
porch on first floor: 3 bedrms. Q
baths on end: storage attic. nice
rec. nm, Gear attached garage, with
an abundance OF landscaping; owner
has adjoining lot with lO0-ft. 'front.'
age and he will sell the home with
either one or two lots Call WO
$4,000 III q pm. EDW. H. JONES
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A HOUSE OF
DISTINCTION

DISTINCTION
Beautifully designed, mod
ern house, on wooded hill
side, built by architect for
himself. Four bedrooms. 2
baths. Soft. living RIM, ter
races; great charm and indi-
viduality. See.
c. ALLEN SHERWIN. INC.
EN- 3-4450 OIL 2-57T3
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NEW

c sskE: gFNIDr E2GHEEp BRICK RSEN
Modern. ike new. Full bsmt., gas
heat, large level fenced lot big rms,
finest southeast LOCATION ofi Wheeler
"a oK.1 Call LU. $3.50 or ST.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS delight.
Very low cash payment. 3-bed-
room rambler. Mr.. Allen, 10. g.
5000; ewes, 10. 4-7131. H. GLENN
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Senate and House members next
year.
Policy Committee Chairman
Bridges. who described himself
Jas "a Republican without n.y.
|phenation," said the subject of
modern Republicanism" was
not brought up.
The issue will get an airing,
however. when q group of Re-
publicans who have been critical
of the Eisenhower administra-
tons policies holds a one-day
seminar In Chicago Saturday.
Describes Theme
Edgar Bundy Of Wheaton, H.,
president Of the sponsoring
Abraham Lincoln Club, described
the theme of the meeting as
real Republication versus
modern Republicanism.
Senator Mccarthy, Republican
OF Wisconsin, denied that his
agreement to speak before the
group indicates the line he ex-
poets to take in his campaign
for denomination next year.
Senator Mccarthy recently
accused Mr.. Eisenhower OF
I"purging" former Senator Her.
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man Welker Of Idaho. There
has been speculation that this
might be a move toward an open
cCarthy break with the adj
ministration.
Other speakers invited to adj
dress the Chicago group included
Mr.. Welker. former Gov. J,
Bracken Lee Of Utah and Sen
ator Jenner Of Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
|AIcorn Appears Ready
To Aid All Republicans

tional committees performance
to be entirely satisfactory in that
respect"
20 Seats ut Stake
Twenty Republican Senate
seats are at stake next year
About half Of these now are
occupied by G. o. p. members
who have had differences OF
political opinion with President
Eisenhower. They apparently
don't subscribe fully to Mr.. Eli
Isenhower's campaign to convert
his party to modern Repub-
licanism."
Senator Schoeppel himself is
not regarded as particularly en-
thusiastic about changing the
party's face in this way.
Mr.. Alcorn promised the SEN
ate Republican Policy Committee
in a closed meeting yesterday he
will work closely" with G. o. p.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press Stan Writer

National Chairman H. Meade
Alcorn, jr., appeared ready to-
day to give 1858 campaign helr
to G. o. P. Senate and House
members regardless of their en-
thusiasm-or lack of it-fol
modern Republicanism."
Chairman Schoeppel Of the
Republican Senate Campaign
Committee, said in an interview
he had had a very satisfactory
conference with Mr.. Alcorr
about plans for next years
campaign.
I'VE are accepting as whole
cloth the chairman's assurances
that he will cooperate fully
with us in our efforts to re-elect
Republicans and regain control
of the Senate" Senator Schoep-
pei said. I'VE expect the ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-06
BuckneII Concert

The 70-voice mems giee club
of Bucknell University will pre-.
sent a concert at 8;15 pm. to-
morrow in the Calvary Baptis,
Church. Eighth and H streets
NV. under the sponsorship Of
the Bucknell Alumni Club Of
Washington.
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