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planned, was struggling against
revisionism, factionalism and
dogmatism and agreed on the
Importance of the monolithic
unity of the party on the basis
of feminist principles"
Czxechoslovakia, he added,
still had remnants of the ex-
plotting classes who spread
hostile rumors and agitate
against party and government
measures" but the Czech
people were still loyal to the
cause of socialism and trusted
and respected their Commu-
mist Party"
Bulganin Asks 'Peace"
Speaking after Mr.. Khru-
shchev. the unsmiling Marshal
Bulganin told the welcome
home rally that easing inter-
national tension was the main
task of "all peace-loving
people"
The joint communique de-
clared the Czech Communists
were in complete solidarity
with the purge decisions of
the Central Committee of the
Soviet Union Com m unis t
Party" (The Czechs. it added.
had been given information on
the reasons for the decisions.
On disarmament, the COM
munique said relaxation of
world tension demanded IAN
overall reduction Of arma-
ment and armed forces, for the
unconditional outlawing of
atomic and hydrogen weapons
as we'll as the immediate can
collation. of all tests of these
weapons"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-17
Death Penalty
|Conlmuted fol
Il in Hungary

BUDAPEST. July II lR.-
Communist Hungary's "Peo-
pies Supreme Court" today re-
duced death sentences to prison
terms for seven persons con-
victed of helping to hang Com
munist policemen from a Soviet
war memorial during the anti
Russian revolt last fall.
Death sentences for seven
other defendants were con-
firmed.
Sobs went up from the 200
spectators and a woman cried
out something unintelligible
about Justice" as the decision
was read. The defendants were
surrounded by 20 police, their
tommyguns at the ready.
The court confirmed four
life sentences given other de-
PENDANTS, increased prison
terms for two and reduced the
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all nations of the Communist
camp, including Yugoslavia,
and friendship with Western
progressive" parties.
He came away with a Soviet
Czechoslovak com m u n 10 u e
which declared a complete
unity of views on. everything
from Mr.. Khrushchev's purge
of the Kremlin to uncondi-
tional outlawing of atomic and
hydrogen bombs and tests.
Smiling with satisfaction at
these results, the jaunty Khru-
shchev stepped from a Soviet
jet afrliner last night and
waved his hat at a high-level
crowd of about 200 gathered at
the airport to greet him. He
was followed closely by Premier
Bulganin, the nearly silent man
who had accompanied him to
Czechoslovakia.
DignitarieS on Hand
President Klementi VoroShi-
Low, Ho Chi Mimi, visiting
president of North Wet Nam,
Foreign Minister Andrea Gro
myko. nearly all the other
members of the presidium, and
even M. G. Pervukhin, former
economic car who was de-
NOTED in the recent shakeup,
were on hand for the welcom-
ing ceremonies.
From the airport the leaders
drove along a route lined by
militia to Lenin stadium. where
Mr.. Khrushchev told a mass
rally the genuine affection
and friendship of the Czech
people for the Soviet people
had to be seen to be believed"
The Czech party, he ex:
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decide later today which ones
would be submitted to the
presidential council.
The departure of the pris-
oners from the court brought
another outburst from the
audience. Daddy, daddy.
daddy cried a blond teen-age
girl in the gallery. Hang me
with him!" a woman shouted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-17
Paris Assembly
ArguesA|geria,
Growing Issue

PARIS. July II (R).-The
French National Assembly yes
terday opened debate on the
issue of extending strong meas
ures to crush the Algerian re-
volt. The revolt threatens to
flow full force across France.
Before the Assembly was a
measure to renew a bill first
approved in March. This bill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-17
Khrushchev, Beoming,
Sees Red Camp Unity

MOSCOW, July II (H0-Beaming with satisfaction Nika
returned home yesterday from eightday
Czechosovaka He apparently highly pleased with the
display Czech Soviet'unty which marked the visit.
final speech of his tour Prague the. Communist
Party chief made strong bid for closer cooperation among
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LOST

PARAKEET. blue Answers to Pretty
Boy" Vic. of Americana home Sec
tion. Ridge View, Alexandria. Va. Re-
ward so b.243Q
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Headquarters DeiuF- Grundis Revere and Bell g Howell
VM. Columbia. Webeor and Ampro TOpe Recorders
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Bishop limerick s.


And ST. Paul again: FLESH AND BLOOD CANNOT
INHERIT THE KINGDOM OF GOD AND HEAvsNI
And Jesus in John $3.50, Catholic Bible "a: 1T Is TIE
SPIRIT THAT oUIcKENETH. THE FLESH PRoFITEw
NOTHING. THE WORDS THAT SPuAk UNTO S0us
THEY ARE SPIRIT AND THEY ARR llfe"l
Dear Bishop: All Of you non-Chrshsn SsSsnstse eNsW
are "Safan bound" more sssI Your Indifference or
contempt for N.Y. Gods highest representatives, since
characterization Science and Ny Incompatible Daughter
Reveaor thereof Mary Baker Eddy highest ksprsssnfe
rive since Jesus leads you into numerous plumbers and
Incompetence to heal the sick with purely dvnsy se'sn'
fife, christIike. spiritual noPsnsheissie sndes*ors
The non.chrisf Scientist healngs invtss Premssu1e
deaths because they do not submit to adequate repentance
Of sim spiritual regeneration, and discipline such o only
NY Chosen People, christlike Christian Scientists! have
submitted Hence they enjoy present apprehension q
omnpresenf heaven and eternal fe To these dear peo-
pIe NY Chosen Ones the devilsh fraudulent MYTHICAL
human raees-aII "cONcEIvED ~ SIM" Of the devils
anchrisf. Adam-Eve ego and psychology Of oil human
birisI of sin disease deormes death, disasters, psss
Ienees wars Communism. and their soeaIsd material
world. ARE UNREAL!!!
These dear people, My Chosen Ones know that oil vsi-
BILE phenomena are merely MYTHICAL. mortal thought
images. covnerfes and bvresqves Of My efsrnsIy har.
oniovs divine ideas Of that completely populated uni
verse of heshess aieriaI, spiritual chrske bsngsl
Hence the cHlDlESS career Of My Incompatible one
Holy Ghost conceived beloved Messiah Son. Jesus who
would not submit to the sovscoreing, devIish folly Of
'prostvfing His faculties in reproducing the DEVILS
MYTHICAL, anf-christ, human oFspringl-"THE cHAST.
LY FARCE OF MATERIAL [soealIedl ExISTENCE"!-p.
272. s&H.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
AT Crash In Alaska

The socaIIed saved who not yet thorough habifvai
Christian Science students apt to be living In "A FOOLS
PARADiSEI
BUT, be not aarmed-"DivINE LOVE ALWAYS HAS
MET AND ALWAYS WILL MEET EVERY HUMAN NEED"
p 494. S&H.
I'm divine Science, where prayers mental ALL
MAY AVAIL THEMSELVES OF GOD as a very present
help in trouble. Love Is impartial and universal In It's
adaptation and besfowas u the open fovnt which cries.
o every one that thstefh. ys to the wsters-pp
IL. l3. S&H
free Press-"Fairbanks, AIsska-UP-A fovr-en.
gpe Air Force weather plane carrying crew Of II and
thousands OF gallons Of gasoline crashed and exploded In
flames shortly after taking of Arctic weather mission
No survivors. nc Thomas r. Patterson Of Cedar
Springs, Mich. chief Of crew. :"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Roman Catholicism


THE DrvNELY PROTECTIVE. INFALLlBLE. NON.
REcIMENTED, PoPELEss RELIGION OF NY HOLY
GHOST CONCEIVED, c-H-I-L-D-L-E-sS CHRIST
JESUS, 1.-THE WAY. THE TRUTH. AND THE LFEw,
CONTRARY TO THE ROMAN CATHOLIC DEVIL.
sHLY ENsLAvED PRlEsTHooDs' MISCONCEPTIONS
REGARDING CREATION, ATTRIBUTINc DIVINITY
TO THE FLEsHLY. MATERIAL HUMAN RAcEs!-
AS IF L. INFINITE, HOLY. INFALLIBLE MAJESTIC
SPIRIT. MIND. SOUL. THE ONE AND ONLY; DIVINE
LOVE- COULD EVOLVE OR PERMIT THE ExIS
TENcE OF THE DEADLY. DEvILisH, MYTHICAL
"cHASTLY FARCE OF MATERIAL [so-eaIedl ExIS-
TENcE"Ep. III. s&H.
PART z
CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD SATAN B0UND"l
The Catholic priesthood having absolute freedom o.
The will whatsoever! but the contrary presenting
impure immature Inferior maferasc conception Of Gre
afor creation, substance, Jesus Mary has two codsmss
FER" mental phenomenon! and MYTH Is accepted
REALITYThe other god Of all and peoples.
eept My Chosen People. chrsiIe Christian Seenfiss
PART 3
JESUS RE HUMAN REPRoDUcTIoN-Lvke, Chs. Il
and %
1.-THE TIME WILL COME WHEN THEY SHALL SAY.
BLESSED ARE THE BARREN, THE WoMBs THAT
NEVER BARE. THE PAPs THAT NEVER GAVE
SUCK. AND WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH
CHILD AND GIVE SUCK IN THOSE DAYsI
PART 4
MARY. "MoTHER OF coD"-cIcANTIc FRAUDi-
SPIRITUAL LUNAcY!
The devI-snirna masnefsn-faiIing to destroy Jesus
~ me @ruc"'xon' eventually 'oTeeo sPH"uav m'noeo
Christians of each generation to make their Declaration
Of independence from The DEVILS Vafesn and its material.
isfie conceptions Of the Bible.
It's gigantic, fraudulent avdaeiovs assertion Of Mary
being the Mother Of Cod and s effort Of The devil
10 steal presge by atfribvfng divinity 70 human hsshl
which is merely visible mortal thovshf-s bvrIesqvs Of
efernaIy harmonious divine substance, infinite Spirit.
which has opposite!
Matter" TO "the pure in heari"-pvre enough TO be-
come My Chosen PeopIe-chrsike Christian SCIENTIST
IS A MYTH
JESUS RE THE SON OF MARY:
WHY cALLEST THOU nae GOOD? NONE IS GOOD
BUT ONE, THAT IS COD" WORSHIP HIM."
n CAN OF MINE OWN SELF DO NOTHING " IS
THE FATHER WITHIN nae WHO DoETH THE WoRKs"I
But speaking Of ihe Son Of Cod the Christ Shs ideal
Of One and Only One first Cod Creator Parent:
CALL NO MAN FATHER" per Jesus.
Jesus said Of that Christ: II AM TIE WAY, THE
TRUTH AND THE LIFE.T
(confinued Next Column Toni
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
- --- PART Z
"Son Of the Virgin Mother

is ths reader wishes comprehensive sppree'eson Of
the validity Of the Virgin Birth lot him examine me Con-
cerdsness Is me- sopyshsd writings OF Mary peks sddy
and ne win gain vnshsksbls eonveon 0ssso upon d.
vine rsvsIstien that Jesus had had human fs'ner no
could not have fulfilled the office Of Messiah and Savior OF
sInninu ssupid, brvndsrng human races MYTHICAL
BuRL Escues-THg DEvIEs ANTIcHRlST ADAMsvE.
sMADoWY, MRAcE.LIkE ILLUSIONS AND
DECISIONS COMMUNICATING THE DIVINE AND
ONLY R-E-ALn!
The foregoing indicates the marvellous wisdom Of Jesus
cHILDLEss career - NO MULTIPLICATION OF THE
DEVILS ADAMS AND EYES FOR JESUS!
See Luke Il and 70: BLESSED ARE The BARREN
. AND WOE UNTO THEM WHO ARE WITH CHILD ~
MY ANSWER
BY Billy Graham free Press)
QUESTION: NY husband does not believe In the virgin
birth Of Christ How can convince him THAT u frvs3-
Pc.
ANSWER: know Of no convincing argument TO prove
70 closed mind that Jesus was conceived Of the Holy
Ghost II seems that these truths not much taught
they Caught"
When the disciple Peter made his confessions Thou art
the Christ the Of the living Cod" Jesus said to him:
"FIe and blood hath revealed this unto thee but thy
father which is in heaven"
Faith in spiritual mysteries comes as a revelation TO
sincerely seek the truth Jesus said IF any man
do His will he shall know Of the doctrine whether II bs
Of Cod whether speak Of myself" John 7:l1
God makes effort satisfy the idle curiosity Of
regenerafe men, His will His truth and His ways made
known only those who seek TO gorify Him in their lives
To believe in the Virgin Birth, God His
Word by faith There many convincing arguments rs to
this great miracle but final analysis Is accepted by
faith.
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Eisenhower Talk Stresses Liberty =
CONTINUED from Back Page)

Continued from Back Pags)
&C. S. Monitor, APP
Washington.-Hish points Of the Presidents Jan. n
address:
I'VE called to act responsible role in the worlds
great eonicfswheher they touch upon the
affairs of region the fate of island in the Pacific
ihe Of canal in the Middle East.
For truth must rule all think and all we do.
No people live TO itself alone The unity Of all who dwell
in freedom is their only defense. No nation
longer be fortress lone and strong and sas.And any
people, seeking such shelter for themselves csarhow build
only their prison.
I'VE cherish friendship with all nations that
would be free We respect, less. their Independence.
And when. timof peril they ask help. they
may honorabIy receive II.
For seek to buy their sovereignty than
would sell Sovereignty Is baered among
free
May the light Of freedom. coming to all dakened lands,
flame brighty-vnfiI at last fhe darkness Is more"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02

The One, True Church my, Gods,
ChsiSt Scientist! Christ Jesus.
NJ Model Christian SeiealisI

- pr NY Beloved Mary Baker Eddy
~rogLoW YOUR LEADER ONLY 50 FAR As sHG
f0Akou4 CHRISTI
Step BY sssp hers and hereafter. suffering. fhs s In
oekEr. Gg. mines prophsf Habackvk. 625 D. c. EI3
dsespna4 Ne sxeuslvsnsss Of Ny wholly good universe
and creslsn: THOU ART OF PuRER EYES THAN 70
BEHOLD EVIL. AND cANsT NOT LOOK UPON INIo
UtTYr-
To our RssdsES Rssd this and how the devils
sn&crist AdsmEvs ego and psychology via impure trans
sfors, entered into that very eonfradefng My ALL
and Goodness!
The belief Of suffering together with My omnpresenf
hssvsm and eternal life. will awaken all human beings
progressively OUT Of the dsvsh. fraudulent MYTHICAL
Adam-Evs snfichrst ego and psychology Of all human
Births Of sin, disease, determines, DEATH disasters, pss
snees wars, COMMONWEALTH Of which merely MYTH
lcAL. visible mortal thought bvrIesqves Of Ny offspring
The only REAL, ths offspring Of DIVINE LovEE"THE
THINGS SEEN ARE TEMPORAL [MYTHIcAL!L WHILE
THE THINGS NOT SEEN ARE ETERNAL"-St. Paul.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
AND IN THE LIGHT OF THE FOREGOING, CONSIDER
100000 Clare Fire Destroys
5 Businesses

CLARE, Mich, Jan. IS.-Fre which threatened 70 wine
out an entire downtown block brought under control
early today after destroying five business places and CAUSING
loss estimated At 100000 TO 100000.
The blaze swept ihe west side Of block IN shs ,hrs.-
block business district along us-27. csrss main street.
Six families living In apartments above the stores were
forced to flee In zero weather.
SPREADS QUICKLY
Mrs. Leds Booth, g. occupant was ,res,ed =. Glare
Community Hospital after being ovsrcoms bv .moks No
one else injured.
The b'ss was halted a. the rs wall Of Gamblers ususrsi
equipment store which suffered soma dsm.ss m.rshss
Cafe also was damaged.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1957-02-02
Believe In The Virgin
CONTINUED from Back Pagel
PART z

PART z
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station to report her missing
when he saw parked nearby a
red convertible which looked like
the one he had seen his daughter
enter the night before.
He reported that to police
Capt Simpson. Falls Church
Pvt, Garland Heatwole and Sergt
Charles Dixon and Fairfax
Police Capt. William Durrer. who
had also received the missing
girls report. went to the house
with the father.
The home owner told them
she had rented the room to four
boys and Il don't allow girls.
She agreed, however. that police
could take a look. The boys had
heard the conversation and hid
den the girls in the bathroom
but police found them.
When the landlady said she
wouldn't nave them room Win
her any more. police TOOK the
luggage with them on the trip
to the police station. In the
luggage. they found a German
Luger with three shots fired and
clothing with store tags still
on it.
They decided to so back for
closer look at the rooms where
the boys had stayed. There
they found -caliber auto
matte behind a bureau and a
80 revolver high on closet
shelf. Both weapons were fully
loaded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

Chillum area of Prince Georges,
said he is preparing a bill to re-
quire a mandatory referendum
in areas which municipalities de-
sire to annex.
Under a law passed by the
1855 Legislature no referendum
is held in annexation cases I'M
less 20 per cent of the voters
of the affected area or of the
municipality itself petition for
such a referendum.
Other Proposals
Mr.. Sick,es also said he will
place in the House hopper Mon
day night measure to prevent
municipalities from making So
called "hopscotch" anneXations
of territory not contiguous to
their boundaries.
This bill stems from Hyatts-
ville's much criticized annexa-
ton last year Of a nine-acre
tract near Northwestern High
School, almost mile from the
city's closest boundary.
The Maryland Municipal
League already has five bills be-
fore this session seeking changes
in the home rule law. They were
introduced through the Legisla-
tive Council and are awaiting
hearings in the Senate judicial
Proceedings Committee.
One of these measures would
repeal the requirement that be-
fore municipalities can move to
annex an area they have to OBJ
tain the consent of Is per cent
of the voters representing at
least IS per cent of the property
by value.
Another, which Rockville
strongly desires. would provide
that when a municipality with
planning and coming authority
annexeS an area in the jurisdic-
ton Of some county or regiona,
planning and coming authority
the municipality should also as
sumo planning and coming con.
troll
The present law provides that
the annexing municipality moi
supercede the jurisdiction al
ready existing over planning anc
coming.
Approximately one-third of al
the municipalities in Maryland
are in either Montgomery OF
Prince Georges County.
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to year is continuing TO keep
abreast of its work" Mr.. Rogers
added.
Chief Judge Walsh reported
that criminal jury cases are
scheduled for trial within four to
six weeks. that civil jury cases
go to trial within six weeks and
that civil non-jury cases go to
trial within month.
Last year. jury trials were
asked in 2,402 criminal cases
The backlog as of June 80 was
238 cases.
Civil jury trials were asked in
1929 civil suits last ,e"r rEe
backlog as of June 30 was 564
civil jury cases.
New Law Cited
A law passed by Congress last
July will substantially increase
civil cases for amounts more than
$50. Chief Judge Walsh declared
That law allows District Court
to send civil cases to Municipal
Court when 1t appears the suit
will not justify judgment
greater than $4,000. rather than
$1,000 as was the previous rule
Municipal Court now has origi-
nal jurisdiction in civil suits for
amounts up to $4,000.
The Central Violations Bureau
got 331 $50 parking ticket records
last fiscal year.
OF these parking tickets, Sl23,-
887 were on cars with District
tags: 50.886 were on cars with
Maryland tags; 31.16l were on
cars with Virginia tags and 49,
$50 parking tickets were on cars
from other States.
About ll4,000 parking ticket
violations were under investiga-
ton or record checks. About
As, 900 parking tickets were paic
ND after CVB issued a notice OF
its intention to file a warrant
for arrest. About $4,000 war
rants were filed.
1919 Immunity Claims
Collateral posted in parking
violations totaled S813.867 Trials
were requested in l.001 parking
cases. Diplomatic immunity was
claimed 1879 cases.
The new Domestic Relations
Branch was not set up unit
September II. after the perioc
covered by the annual report
The three judges of that branch
have been preparing the adj
ministrative machinery for adop.
ton, marital reconciliations anc
divorce suits, Chief Judge Walsh
said
The 1918 civil and criminal
cases filed last year is an increase
of AZ per cent over the number
of cases filed 10 years ago. Grim.
inal cases increased by 9 pei
cent and civil cases increased by
/ So per cent in the last 10 years
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LONG LOVING LAP FOR A LONG BABY
Four Youths Seized Here
In AII-Night Crime Spree
Continued From First Pag,

Continued From First Page
join them in their Car and the
girls got in.
The father Of one of the girls
saw them enter the red convert
ible, an important factor in their
alter capture.
The Sextet drove around the
block to a big house where they
had rented the top floor the day
before, giving the landlady a
check for $3.50 as a months rent
when police found the check
at the bank where the home
owner had deposited it, one of
the boys WordleSSly tore it up
and handed the owner SIS in
cash for a nights rent)
Observed by no one. the four
boys and two girls climbed to
the top floor and drank soma
beer. Then two of them decided
to get married.
They made detour, however.
They decided to pick up a IA
year-old girl in Arlington. The
two girls went to the door and
the father, not seeing the boys
in the car but firm about his
daughters hours. said she would
have to be in by $50 pm. They
took her with them back to the
house. talked some more about
Maryland and then drove her
home.
From that point on. the six
were vague about where they
went.
About 4 am. they returned to
the house and sneaked upstairs.
At that point. one Of the boys,
who claims to be part Cherokee,
offered to perform an Indian
marriage" He cut the 20-year-
old boy and a l5-year-old girl on
their right wrists and put their
wrists together so the blood
would intermingle.
Thus married" the pair went
to bed together. The other girl
age Is. lay down on couch and
later said she was not molested.
Examinations by physicians bore
Jut both stories.
Yesterday morning. the father
of .one of the girls was on his
way to the Falls Church police
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Senate to Get
Fifth D. c. Bill
On Vote Right

A fifth bill to give voting rights
TO Washingtonians-designed to
carry out the desires of Presi-
dent Eisenhower-will be intro
duced soon in the new Congress,
District Commissioner Robert e.
Mclaughlin said last night.
This. he said. will be offered
to the Senate soon after that
chambers District Committee
completes its organization, re-
portedly under leadership Of
Chairman Nicely. Democrat Of
West Virginia.
The measure would provide an
elected city council. school board
and nonvoting delegate in the
House, as proposed in a similar
measure passed by the Senate
during the last Congress. 1t
would. however, include two
amendments proposed by Mr..
Eisenhower presidentially APP
pointed mayor. and power for
the President to veto ordinances
passed by the city council over
the mayors veto.
Speaking over radio station
WWDC's Report to the People"
Mr.. Mclaughlin said the Dis
tricts major problem during this
Congress will be to obtain a
proper Federal payment. The
city is authorized TO ask for ap-
preparation of $23 million. but
traditionally it has had diff
Guilty in persuading Congress to
approve the full amount.
He called for a CLOSE look" at
the District schools need for
more teachers and new construc-
ton and promised to push for
improved retirement benefits for
teachers as well as for police and
firenen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-13

A 28-year-old Marine who quit
high school to join up finds that
the 10 months he spent guarding
the American Embassy in Mos
COW have landed him back in
the classroom--as a teacher.
Tech. Sergt. John B. Kerridge.
who was assigned to train Ma
rine reservists in Parkersburg.
w. Va. upon his return from
Russia last summer. began tell
ing high school and service club
groups around town about his
experiences.
Reports that his listeners were
impressed found their way to
the Marine recruiting headquar-
tiers here. Sergt. Kerridge was
transferred to Washington tenn
porarily. and he will spend the
next 2ia months telling students
and other groups in the area
what it's like behind the Iron
Curtain.
Sergt. Kerridge went to Mos
COW in April, 1854. and spent the
next year and a half as a mem
Der of the Marine Security Guard
assigned to the American En-
bassy.
Picture Tells Tale
When he shows one of his au-
diences picture of our embassy
in Moscow. Sergt. Kerridge says,
they think it's $50 years old"
Actually it was built less than
three years ago, but inferior ma
terials and poor workmanship
quickly added years to its APP
pearance.
Sergt. Kerridge, like the other
members Of his nine-man de-
tachment, did his sightseeing
in civilian clothes. But he was
immediately recognizable as an