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and Moscow which Turkey has
rejected. 1t was delivered after
reports Of border incidents Sat-
urday and Monday.
Acting Foreign Minister
Khalil Kallas said in Damascus
that Syria also had protested
to Ankara against repeated
violation Of Syrian air space
BY Turkish aircraft. the con-
tinuous unjustified presence Of
Turkish military concentra-
tions on Syria'S northern bor-
der and repeated deliberate
aggresSions by Turkish troops
by automatic fire against Syrian
border inhabitants"
kidnapping Charged
A spokesman said the protest
also accused Turkish soldiers
Of kidnapping a Syrian peasant.
The Syrian press reported
that Turkish patrols last Sat
urday "raided q group Of Sy-
rian peasants working near the
border. kidnapped one Of them
and showered others with auto
matte fire for two hours"
The accounts said Turkish
patrols on Monday fired on
Syrian guards who wanted 10
make normal searches of
Turkish workers crossing the
border.
Turkish authorities in An
kara acknowledged only the
clash Monday. They gave this
account:
Syrian police tried to search
Turkish railroad crews at a
border station near Kafkamis
where there have been no. cus-
toms controls or searches
When the workers resisted. a
Syrian police chief fired into
the air and then at the Turks
when they tried to seize his
gun. One Turkish worker was
wounded. A Turkish border
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Curbed

NEW YORK, Oct. Q R.-
East Side. West Side-there's
too much jay-walking between
the sidewalks Of New York, says
the city government. Starting
November II. the city will con-
duct an intensive educational
campaign TO cut down crossing
in the middle Of blocks and
against lights.
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TurkeylmperiIs Peace,
Syrio Charges in U. N.

UNITED NATIONS. N Y Oct. lP.-Syria has COM
planned to the United Nations that Turkey threatening
in the Middle East by concentrating troops the Syrian border
letter delivered to Secretary General Dag Hammarskod
yesterday asked that members notified did not
quest formal u ~ consideration at this time.
The letter followed similar charges both from Damascus
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out Of Town birthdays
ST. PAUL nIRTnnAYs

oct 10 Pete I'm. SIT W. Cen,
trail Az. Wayne Wilson Jr. 73s
st. Anthony Az. Mrs NJ n Bell
a92 Carroll Av
Oct 20 Ernest Johnson. 1923
Rondo Az. hrn Clara Turner's
T7I Marshall Az, Mary Thomas,
AL Roud0.
oct n Mra Babe I'M. 577
W Central Az. Carol Jean Mills.
9Is so Anthony Az. Mrs Ernest
Greene. 7o2 Carroll Az, Dcola
high. 500 ST. Anthony Az Mrs
Melba Washington. p6f IFlchayt
Az
oct 20 Charlotte Hcnucr. 872
ST. Anthony Az. Mrs Turner
Price. 100 Rgndo Az Robert
Price. 700 R0ndo Az: Kenneth
McIutonh G35 80 Anthony Az
Mrs g. " Jackson. $40 TEieharl
Av. J l.. Holman Gs8 g. An
tngHv Az.
oct % afra ] ~ Dorsey. PCT
IRlchart Az. Mrs James Jack
son. SOS at Anthony Az. Mrs
@ " woo'rn. sos carroll Az.
WHv pc'ufgrd SGT Carroll Az.
Craig Lesgls. zla ST. Anthony Az.
Mrs Regime Morris SIi MaeJm-
bin St. Gary Howard $50 ~.
Dale st.. Irene Smith 100 r. An.
tbouy Az
oct % Als5ra Yvstts Davis
s53 Carroll Az Hv c. " Pat.
rerson. sgI Carroll Az. Stephen
Maxwell Jr. So Carroll Az. Mrs
Lottic Milton asa Carroll Av
oct - George Brooks IT, TO
So Anthony Az. sherry Lynn
gpeosa Eta Marion Mrs Richard
Garcia 5sz Eona9 Az Fgnsia
Tucker s1s Rousa ~
out Of Town Birthdays
oct 20 CHsryl Holly Buffalo.
~. v.
OFT "a Lnaueer Pembsrfan.
Chicago. H.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18
RegaIe Mother On
Her 82nd Birthday

There was GaictN ~ the home Of
Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Wallace.
at37 Third Az. s.. on Thursday
evening October 10. when Mrs
Wallace and her sister. Mrs, Rose
McMoorr were hoatesacs at
party huuoHng their mother. Ms
Elizabeth storrs, on hcf s2nd
birthday
The homo WAS appropriately
decorated n a PROPULSION uf gar.
den flowers carrying uut the fam
motif A large beautifully derpfat
ell birthday cake ccntcrod the Jin.
ing table which was covered with
Oh Italian gutwurk linen cloth
white burning tapora tn silver
sandlcstirks al each end added TO
the beauty 81 the setting
Games were played and prize
wiruera were tho Mines Cora
Christian Margaret Rhodes and
N J. Simmons
Refreshments were served,
after which the many useful gifta
and beautiful greetings were
opened by The hanpres
Guests who Included close
friends and members Of her fam
Ny Wishing her happiness we're
the Mines William Moaley Mar
garct Rhodes. NJ L. Simmons,
Susan Parker Gloria Cochran,
Harriet q Jones Elsie NgNoors,
Clara AooHts Mary Swain, Bert
Wade Pauline Wallace
Also the Mines Obolcnc Gay ~
Chattanooga Tenn Viya Jean
Webb yssta Scott Adele Howell
Ruth MCCOY Cora Christian.
Sarah Vaughn. M and Mira Ken
meth Wallace Mp Pauline han
gard, Rev and Mfa ~ W Bolts
8r Roy Armstrong Co,l Taylor
ayU, wilbur Alien grandson and
three other grandchildren and ono
great Gran1rHli
Those who ueTe unable go De
present but sent Rina. Include
Mrs Juanita cuff Mrs Loretta
Walls and Mr. William Williams
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OCTOBER

oct q. 1921 uui radio broad
rsat ~ World Berries baseball. by
graUiiaug Rice
oct :. 1916 Worst defeat 30
intercollegiate football history 40
Georgia Tech sinks Cumberland
u Z22-D
oct -, 1880 Dwight r. ~.
saHhDurr agr1 Precedent born H
Hru1aur Irzaa
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

hostess 10 the L.aissez- nous faire
Bridge Club on Saturday after
noon Following lunch four
changes Of bridge were played
with the Mines Burie Carmichael
ST., NJ X Mcknight and c A, An
derson winning first, second and
third prizes respectively. Mrs
Clarence Roper was awarded the
consolation prize Mrs Jessie
Shepard was a guest Of the hos
tess and was given a gift Mrs c.
A. Anderson. 500 Dayton Av, 81.
Paul will be hostess to the next
meeting on November 9.
Attended Sephevys Wedding
hrs Paul Chapman Of Boston.
Mass, who came TO the city 10 at
tend the wedding Of her nephew.
Bin Fraction 10 Miss Gwendolyn
Rae Morrow left for her home on
Tuesday evening October IS The
wedding Of Miss Morrow and Mr..
Fraction was an event OF Satur-
day October 5th az St Peters
AME church.
Club Party: The Morocco club
Will hold a social meeting and an
anniversary Halloween party on
Saturday, October %. at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. A. owens, 1874
Hardwood St. St Paul
Sister Is Guest; Arriving In the
city Sunday October -. was Mrs.
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BIRTHDAY
GREETINGS
MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

NHA@AfH A@sfN y -
Oct is-PaA Bowles. $3.50
Humboldt Az s., Mrs. DORIS 4,
Johnson, S64i Fourth Av s.
Thomas Jackson, $40 Bryaent Az.
~ Roosevelt simmons, S26 Cir
ard Ay n Mrs Courtney WALKER
son, ASA Fourth Az s., Mrs.
Henderson Reddick. 9l6 Adrieh
Av n.
Oct 20 Mrs Lucille Woodland
.llo3 Lyndale Az n Evelyn Mar
Tin. ST. AldHch Az ~ Dorothy
Jones, STA Bryant Av, N Mrs
Marjorie Banks $40 Irving Az.
N Jane Webster. 1881 Smelling
Az.
Oct n Mrs Pete Edmonds
5o34 Abbott Az. s. Rev t. G.
Harris. Foi6 Clinton Av.. Doris
Jones s6ol Third Az, s Nathan
lei Watson. STa5 Flfth Az s.
Phyllis Marie simmons. 315o
rfth Az s. Sandra Vaughn
1929 Third Az, s. Doneua Ray
Harris. 400 Bryant Az. ~
oct ~ Albert /. Gussam, sol
nth Az N sam L. Sehicner.
52ti Morgan Az q. Lester l.
Watts SO Hoag Az n, Ronald
Arthur wcsthernS eia Seventh
St NJ Margaret Louise Perry.
36AT Smelling Av
oct. % Mrs Margaret Allen.
1921 Third Az s. Alan Carlisle
$40 Giraud Av. n. Roy Jackson
Sos Seventh Az N. Mrs Ada Pat
terson, AIS Aldueh Az. N: J. Il
Thomas, 2Si5 Chicago Az. Mrs
Gertrude vinigar 49, Aldrich Az.
~ Claude Jackson, 40oa Fifth
Az s. Wayne Bowman, Aatb
Fourth Az s. Lamar clifford
Adams. us Fremont Az N: Mrs
Josephine Powell, 1921 Fifth Az.
so.
oct "a Rev G W Mcconnell.
39l2 Fourth Av s; Vera Myers.
722 Gtrard Az ~, Gertrude Har.
ris, 400 Bryant Az. ~; Mrs. vii.
liam Il. Jones. 3s37 Stevens Az.
oct 20 y Carlisle. 10
HyIand Az n NJ. G Evans. g74o
Firth Az s. clifford Ruokcr.
25Ii saith Av s.. Mrs Thomas
Brown. aSi2 First Az s. Mrs.
Irving Williams, 36iO Smelling
Av.i Miss Era Walls. S4i6 Gin.
ton Az. Colby Cook. 1t86 Cun-
ton Az. Ken Robinson. 40 Third
ST S.
Out-of-Tovn birthdays
oct 10 Mrs william Hatha-
way. DuwaElac. Mich.
oct 81 Mrs. Efnc Lamondc
indianapolis. Ind
Oct. 22-w c Fitzpatrick. New
York City.
Oct. 20 William n. Ashby Ir.
laJunta. Colo, Melvin Boyd. Kan
sas C3ty, Mo
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saturday October 10 At the home
~ her son and daughter IN law
Mr. and Mrs James oliver iaSd
N Western Az
rauEa club. Mrs, Lydia Pillow
faa Ropdo Az, VIII he hostess 60
the rapra club oa SATURDAY oc.
tpbcr 10 Members are urged 20
be present Business ~ import
ancc will top the aEouda
Coffee Sip Compl,menuug Mrs
Frank W Auhtur who viii soon he
leaving FOR Washington. n. < TO
make her future home Mrs Car
men Davis, N7l a. Anthony Az,
was charming hostess az cufa
fee sip Rcminiatmg ana gay ron-
roraation was enjoyed Enjoying
the hostess hospitality in addition
Go tho honorcr were the Mines
IoaeNu Collins, Martha cobh.
Anna McU,ce Leonard Garter and
Yvonnc Powell The coffee sip wac
held Tuesday
lust Ior hun club The Just
rag run club win meet Sunday
evening with Mrs Pauline Wallace
as hostoss at her home, tn2h Cl,n.
ton Az Plans viii be completed
Tor the clubs second annual iisle
iowecn party
Halloween Party Invitations
have been insuod by the Just For
Fun Cluh and I.osfcrs Inc, for
thoir strictly masquerade second
annual Halloween party Tho az
fair will be held IN the Arisona
Room VI the Prom at $50 T.. ~.
Thurstay October 80.
visiting Relatives Nj Percy
Dawson. Tol W Central Az. IL
Visiting his mother Mrs Annie
Edison ana other relatives IN
Akron O he viii return home
this week end
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Book Club In
Delightful Coektoil
Party For Guest


a delightful evening was enjoy
"a sunday October 20. at the
home Of Nj and Mrs james oil
yer. 1850 n Western Az, when
the Twin city BOOK club enter
tanned az cocktail party In hon
or ~ " Frcderi, Morrow of
Washington y q
Mr Morrow, white House
aide was guest speaker uf tho
Book Cluh az It's annual meeting
held al = M Sunday IN the
Fiesta Room Of tho Hotel Low
~
Mrs T. G. Bates ~ latte RUelg
Arb the courageous leader i'm the
arhool descErcEatlau crisis IN her
city. was a guest also
During the hours. members
their husbands and guests came IN
90 meet The hUngred guests and
enjoyed refreshments served from
40 osqulsitcly appointed table
spread with a silver and white
urtanir uiath aud esntcfcd With a
silver oporgHs holding white
candles and conferred with yelloW
roses ana oncifcisa with white
carnations and baby ivy silver
trays 81 dainty sandwiches added
charm 60 The setting
Members 81 the club served as
husloa
Special gussta IN addition 10
husbands ~ tho members were
Mr. and Mrs Howard Hsnnett a
~ Casdua. Cecil ~ Newman
John culver Mrs Anna Hayes
M and Mrs stephen Maxwell and
Nj and Mrs - " Remington
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

Alma Irving Of Chicago. who is
spending the week visiting her
sister Mrs, ora Jones and family
Of I046 Bryant Ay ~
Family visitor; Mrs Richard
Gordon OF Seattle wash. who has
been the house guest OF her daugh-
ter and son-iH-law. Mr. and Mrs
Albert Alien IT. and family OF
39OI F1fth Av S for the pas,
two weeks, left Monday morning
for pcs Moines Ia. 10 visit other
relatives Mrs. Gordon viii return
to Minneapolis in ten days % COM
pleie her visit before returning
home
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Drawing Account

Instead ~ EsftirR up a liberal
account fsT yw tn bank COD
sets up AZ lnszhausfIhls account
IN NhE-t you ear 1ysW for the
gngFIslFs aslH and Ingenuity
necessary 70 o. anything y~I
ranf o. sg sell vacuum cleaners
bake cake r1ffyats fed
vrts q poem btdt braEs
Weekly Unity
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18
Linen Shower Is
Held For Bride
Elect @. Woodruff

4 it NiANNr AhtH'tit lew ~ 8sih
Esther Porter were 60 hostcsses
at a linen shower Friday evening
october II, oomplimcutng bride.
elect Miss Gertrude Woodruff.
niece Of Mrs Porter The affair
WAS held at the home OF Mrs
Matte Boyd Sp0s clinton Av
white and pink. colors OF the
bride dominated the decor White
wedding bells on pink streamors
were used IN PROPULSION 60 decorate
the entrance door 20 the dining
room.
\ shower motif. q white um-
hrcla topped with pink flowers
and pink streamera centcred the
dining table Standing under the
umbrella beneath an arch of white
doves and white flowers was
miniature bride and groom en-
ctrcled with pink and white
flowers, which was the center %
attraction The many lovely wrap
ped gifts with which she was
showercd were arranged ON the
table
Miss Woodruff was presented
With d cotEagc Of pink and white
carnations by Mrs Boyd and each
guest was given white carnation
as a souvenir The decorations and
flowers were made by Mr. Boyd
Prizes for the unique shower
games played were won by Mrs.
FloEsic Harris and Mrs Jessie
shepard Mrs Allie Wilson was 10
charge of the games
Following games. lunch was
served after which the honoree
opened tho many beautiful and
practical EiftS and displayed them
20 the delight Of the group
Wishing her happiness were the
Mines E1osSie Harris, Josephine
Brown, Viola Madden. Grace Cole,
man, Allie Wilson. Minnie Rhodes
Marjorie Lewis, Matte Boyd and
Jessie Shepard
Those who sent gifts. but were
unable 10 be present we're the
Mines Edward Carr Samuel Lew
Is Leila Copeland ana Lucille Nc.
Adams and Beatrice Hall
Other pre-nuptial parties FOR
Miss Woodruff included n Kitchen
shower given Tuesday evening
october sfh BY hrr cg.workora a.
the Prudential iSfo Insurance
Company, - lingerie shower host
cd by Mrs. J y Maxwell and Mrs
William Bowmsn and q missed.
larsoua shower on Saturday eve
ming October ~ Hssioasos we're
the Misses Inez Washington. Oar
leno Written ard Kay Weuor
The h1n0rcs has been the receipt
ent Of many beauufui and useful
Fina
Miss Woodruff VIII wed Mr.
Perry Sandy 81 81 Paul nH Sat.
ur1uv october ~. Of 81 Pctora
ANE church with "a reception 20
follow l1 The church rarIrr
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

More Americans are getting
married, and az younger ages.
than ever before There are about
10000. 900 married couples In the
u. 8 more than half Of them wed
in the last 10 years.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18
Social and Personal
x ST PAUL

For Home Mr. Albert Cunningham Of oeala, Fla,
left for his home Monday after spending week in the city
visiting his brothers Leroy and Arthur Cunningham Of 1920
Rondo Av,
Club Hostess Mrs Cleat oliver $40 lgehar Az, win be
hostess 20 tho Twin City Maids and Matrous Bridge Club
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18
Social and Personal
MINNEAPOLIS x

Returns Home Mr. Morris Mosely Of Jackson Tenn who
has been the guest Of his brother aw and sister Mr. and
Harold Combs Of 36l6 Fourth for the past weeks
left for his home Saturday evening Ar Moy extended
numerous social courteSies during his visit.
Club Hostess: Mrs o L. Alexander 1892 Fifth Az s. was
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

Daughter ~ Isis Oriental Tea
90 : y. IN. October 81 Masonic
and Eastern star Temple. $500
Fourth Az. y.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18
Wedding Anniversaries
MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS
Oct 20 Mr. and Mrs Randolph
Burnett S62a Fourth Av s., II
years
Oct. 2S My and Mrs william
Helm so09 FAfth Av $ 20 years
Mr. and Mrs George Banks Jr,
Ss25 Fourth Av s "a years
Oct - Mir and Mrs Israel
Smiley STo0 Portland Ave "a
years
ST, PAUL
Oct 10 Mr. and Mrs Daniel
Taylor. TTe Rondo Az rs years
Mir and Mrs. c 5, Compton, T22
w Central Az. 80 years
oct n Mr. ard Mrs FRED
Smith elo Fuller Az II years
vesrs
oct. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Laper-
ccn Greene, aS4 fglehart Az 10
years
oct - Mr., and Mrs r. $.
Harris, 445 Kent ST. as years,
Mr. and Mrs Booker Ellis. T48
Carroll Az, ~ years
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18
LA FUDGE SAUCE

Makes "a cups)
11s cups large sonI urdilyisd
cARNATloN TyAPoRAIIo
MIX
2 cups sugar
, SqVofes 70 ovntssl bitter
ehotolois
! teaspoon soniiia
Mix Caruation, sugar and choco-
late in saucepan. Bring 10 a boil
over medium heat. Cook 5 min.
utes. stirring vigorously tstart
timing when mixture starts TO
bubble" around edges Of PAM e.
Remove from heat Add vanilla.
Beat with rotary type heater for
] minute Serve bot or cold. II
sauce he too thick when cold.
add additional undilutsd CarnA-
ton just before serving.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

Alvin Ihnmhlco To- Recital Oc
tobcT "a. Pilgrim baptist Church
Adyt
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

kss..,s dsn'l need Ifrr.Hg uasu yau
49, yDaF dryer faf The night degree
a dHWpness, and they're folded
pf1fsfiy hod tan ~ ilnE = dinl q
lYt sasisf tban psnB,ng EiH"ts ~
4 fi4t hasiifsEy
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

SMr Paul cephaa 90 Lsrpsntrar
AFe y
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

rhs -sss n dfyiuz clothes Simply dc
npIesfs ~ifb an sisrtgic dryer luatsad
n H'Ina snd igREbR siooping and
rffFi tHT F1o jua trafafrf clothes
ffsa1 asr.s ~ drysF, at . dial snd
a. an alta gatr other fasks
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

Hsa -.sthsT ISN'T . problem any nafS
iqr tts woman with 49, Slvctric dryer.
Ter slgth.a DRY hsautifully rsin 90
alfiy,e. winter Or summer and always
With fresh. fragrant smsli Never any
basement Odaf, duet ar SCOT spots.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1957-10-18

Apstalitss isn'f nstsasnrY ~ slsr
tftC dryer dgissf siutiss@ Jtsf -
them frv dagip dFy. thag lagrs D3t
ftady ~ ug8 Y18l potios tas3.
Tat Ygzu ftdhas ~ 18th fspsf
wFfEies ard ff.sa ul1ft szslsf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07
Debt Ceiling
Action Hinted
By the Associated Press

Undersecretary Of the Treas
ury Burgess says he is sure
Secretary of the Treasury An
derson will want to talk with
Congress about the national
debt ceiling before this session
ends.
Mr.. Burgess made the COM
ment as he testified yesterday
for the seventh day in the Sem
ate Finance Committees in
quiry into the Nations flnan-
cial conditions.
The Undersecretary told
newSmen afterwards he was
not saying Mr.. Anderson would
recommend another temporary
boost in the $275 billion nation
al debt limit.
But he said he is certain that
Mr.. Anderson, who has been
Treasury head for only a week.
would want to discuss the prob
lem with the appropriate COM
mittees before the Congress
members leave town in the next
few weeks.
BY statute. Congress has fixed
$275 billion as the maximum
allowable national debt.
However, a temporary in
crease of SO billion to Sc billion
has been in effect most of the
time since 1854 because nee
eSSary borrowing would not
permit the Treasury to scrape
by under the $275 billion CELL
ing. The latest temporary So
billion boost expired June 80.
Chairman Byrd. Democrat
OF Virginia. of the Finance
Committee. told a reporter he
understood unofficially that the
Treasury might have trouble in
getting by under the ceiling
this October and November.
based on present revenue and
spending estimates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07
Lutheranbishop
0fBer|in Asks
Unification Aid

a German Lutheran bishop
who defled the Nazis and Com
munists is in Washington to-
day on his way to the Lutheran
World Federation assembly
next week at Minneapolis.
The Right Rev. Karl Fried
rich Otto Dibelius, Bishop Of
the Evangelical Church Of Ber-
lin-Brandenburg, arrived last
night at National Airport.
Speaks Tomorrow
He will address q Lutheran
Laymen's Fellowship luncheon
at 1915 pm. tomorrow in the
Willard Hotel and speak at an
all-Protestant rally at 8 pm.
tomorrow in Luther Place Me-
mortal Lutheran Church, Four
tenth street and Vermont
avenue NV.
Bishop Dihelius declined to
discuss politics yesterday but
did appeal for German u, in
cation.
Help us unite Germany" he
said. 1T is terrible injustice"
Leads 40 Million
But the 77-year-old leader
Of 40 million German Lutherans
brushed aside questions as to
how this should be done by
saying II am not a politician
and that is q question for
politicians"
The prelate, whose bishopric
lies in both East and West
Germany, said "the inward
strength Of religion in East
Germany is growing" and that
church attendance Is very
good"
I'VE are happier now about
the attitude toward the church
Of our young people than we
have been in 20 or 80 years"
he added.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07
Former CIC Personnel
Honors Head of EBI

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Z up.
j. Edgar Hoover. head of the
Federal Bureau of Investiga-
ton, was given the annual
award Of the National Counter
intelligence Corps Association,
yesterday as the man who has
done the most for the security
OF the United States in the last
year.
The award was made at the
closing session of the organi-
zation's three-day convention
here. Some 800 members at
tended. They are former Army
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Corps per-
sonnet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-08-07

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

but was 56.3 per cent ahead of
81, 745. 966 in December. 1855.