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any requests from witnesses who
may desire TO be heard. This
group. composed OF Senators
OAialioney. Democrat of Wyo-
ming: Erwin. Democrat of North
Carolina. and Dirksen. Republic
can Of Illinois, performed a sim
liar screening test before the
hearings on Justice Brennan.
The Judiciary Committee held
hearings last week on Justice
Brennan's nomination. Senator
Mccarthy testified that the
Justice. in speeches in 1854 and
1855, had shown hostility to con-
gresSional attempts TO expose
the Communist conspiracy"
But the former member of the
New jersey Supreme Court teSti-
fed that he very, very much"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04

- g. a 80 ANAaANll 40 Otl NilC
nation OF Charles Evans Whit
taker of Kansas City to another
seat on the court.
Senator EaStland told reporters
the vote on Justice Brennan was
Ito, without debate and with
out any unfriendly comment.
Justice Brennan already is
serving on the court under a re-
cess Appointment made last fall
on the retirement of former Jus
tice Sherman Minton. He has
been attacked by Senator Nc
earthly. Republican Of Wisconsin,
but seems assured of conf1rma-
ton by the full Senate.
Senator Eastland said the
hearings on Judge Whitaker. So
year-old Republican, will be held
after a subcommittee screens
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Boil Frees 81
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favors congressional exposure of
subverSive activities and regards
communism as conspiracy
against the United States.
The question of Justice Bren-
mans religious faith was raised
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said he had no obligations under
his Catholic faith superior to his
oath to uphold the Constitution.
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Bridal Couple Returns

TA1PEI. FormoSa, Mar. 4 tP1.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Free Luncers Meet

The Society of Free Lance
Writers will meet at 8 pm. to-
morrow IN the Mount Pleasant
Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets NV Mr.. and Mrs. Parke
Arnold of Adelphi, Md, will give
a reading of poems.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-04
Senate Unit Unanimous
In Approving Brennan
BY The Associated Press

The Senate Judiciary Committee today unan-
Of President EsenoWers of William
j. Brennan r 50yearod New Jersey Democrat justice
of the Supreme Court
Chairman Eastand Democrat of Mississippi
committee also had voted closed meeting public
Evening star., 1957-12-22
Alice Aims at Broadway
By MARGARET McMANUS

girl singers, II Is tnlS one #
The female vocalist with the Lawrence Welk
band appearing twice week to 10 pm. Sat-
urdays and $50 to 10 80 pm. Mondays, ABC-TV. u
Miss Lon has created special niche for her.
self as Wek's Champagne Lady"
Her fan mail runs from 400 to $500 letters
month There is popular Alice Lon Fan Club
When the Welk organization makes personal
appearance travels. crowd OF fans meets them
at the airport and before Alice Lon gets of the
plane there is usually chanting chorus for
little Alice"
Her greatest ambition is to appear in
musical Broadway
I'm going TO do it one day" she said That's
what / really want most You wait and see
I'll make it."
small black-hared girl. 5-foot-3, LOT g
pounds thirtyish whose great charm lies in her s
warm smile Alice Lon is much more determined
than she might appear
Take for instance. the matter OF her name
Born in Kilgore Tex the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Clint Wyche. she was christened Alice
Lon Wyche for favorite aunt and uncle OF her
mothers.
Aunt Alice and Uncle Lon were more like
grandparents to me-" she said When was E
growing up they we're the greatest people in '
the world and have always been happy was L
named for them.
When became a professional singer, you b
can't imagine how many agents tried to make n
me change my name They always said TO me-
With a name like Alice Lon, you'll never get
anywhere You're beaten before you begin
Nothing could ever make me change 1t v
though I've thought often how proud they'd
be if they were living Uncle Lon would be Il
so pleased to hear his name being mentioned on
televsion"
Miss Lon who was named the Champagne
Lady" after Welk had publicly auditioned some a
1000 girls during the bands appearances at the
Aragon Ballroom in Los Angeles, actually a
chosen by the public.
When Lawrence Wek looking for a
vocalist he had many of these girls sing with
the band in the ballroom After it was narrowed
down to a couple of hundred, he had us on his
local television show and he asked the people
to write a letter for the girl they liked best
Il guess l got the most letters He always
teased me about the mail, said nobody could |
have that MANY relatives
Evening star., 1957-12-22

Bobby 10 Clint g. and Larry. I. she had been
virtually retired as singer at the time she went
to work for Welk
I'D been busy at home looking after the
boys I'd almost forgotten about the entertain
ment business" she said
Now with rehearSals for the two network
shows appearances at the Aragon Ballroom
recordings interviews fittings for clothes. she
works seven days and several nights of every
week Her mail alone is quite task. Every
letter receives an answer and every member OF
the Alice Lon Fan Club will receive Christmas
card
Actually hard work and Alice Lon are well
acquainted with each other
She started TO take singing and dancing
and piano lessons at the age of 6. and by the
time she was TO- she singing on her own
local radio show in Kilgore. She spent her teens
touring Texas with various theatrical and show
groups playing theaterS veterans hospitals
and benefits
Later she was featured vocalist with Don
McNeilS Breakfast Club and was seen exten-
sively on televiSion in Chicago It's right far
piece from Kilgore to Chicago to Los Angeles to
Nationwide televsion fame, but Alice Lon seems
to have an excellent sense of direction.
Released syndicate. 1nel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

pardon.
The Lords Supper is a dec
laration of faith. BY observing
it, "Ye do shew the Lords death
till he come q Corinthians
1920. Christians thus declare
their faith in Christ, who sacri-
feed his own life for the sins of
others. They testify TO the real
ity Of Christ's continuing pres
cncc and pardoning power. And
they affirm their faith in The
certainty of his coming again.
The sacred Importance of the
Lords Supper, therefore, arises
from its meaning and purpose.
II is a symbol of hottest truth:
first, that Christ gave his life TO
restore men TO God, second, that
this restoration comes through
partaking of Christ and Christ
alone. The observance Of the
Lords Supper wildly recalls
Jesus suffering for sin. It's OBJ
scrvancc furnishes new insights
into the glory Of the cross and
moves people TO follow Christ
in way of sclf-dcnial, sacrifice,
and fidelity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
SKIPPER HAS HIS TROUBLES
WITH PRESIDENTS DINNER
BY a Star staff Correspondent

ENROUTE WITH PRESIDENT EISENHOWER Mar.
18.-Comdr Philip McManus promised today to frame
and hang permanently in the wardroom of the USS Will
liam M. Wood white shirt that symbozed the thrill
and rbuations-o having dinner with President Eisen-
hover.
Comdr. McNanus skipper of the Wood which is
of destroyers escorng the Presidents cruiser US
Canbera received yesterday afternoon his invitation to
dine with Mr. Eisenhower last night aboard the Canberra
There immediate scurrying around The uniform
of the day aboard the Canbea long white trousers
with open-neck, short sleeved white shirt.
Since destroyer officers normally khaki in tropical
waters, Skipper McManus had neglected to bring white
shirt along this cruise.
While he ordered the ships barber to give him a
haircut fit for the Presidents he sent his supply officer
1t O. Ronald W. Dickson, scootng to the Canberra
in whaeboat to procure him white shirt from ships
store.
1t Dickson completed his mission successfully. But
Comdr McManus still had his problems His captains
cabin turned into for this cruise damned
with writing their dispatches The skipper leaned
around shoulders to drawers and closets to fish out
the rest of his white uniform He borrowed the cabin of
his executive officer 1t Cmdr Harold c. Castle for his
shower and dressing.
All the trouble worthwhile, Comdr McManus told
his guest today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
Atomic Aid
To Britain
By u. S. Seen
By The Associated Press

The Bermuda conference be-
tween President Eisenhower and
British Prime Minister Harold
Macmillan may result in Ameri-
can aid in making Britain an
atomic military power.
The American and British
leaders are due to open four days
of talks on a wide range of sub
jects Thursday.
One problem almost certain to
be discussed is the British gov
ernment's plan to cut its military
forces to help cope with a finan-
cial squeeze.
Diplomatic officials reported
that both governments are
agreed that the way to compen-
safe for manpower reductions is
to strengthen the firepower of
remaining forces.
In line with this, Mr.. Essen
hover is expected to tell Mr..
Macmillan the United States is
prepared TO give Britain limited
help in strengthening British
atomic capabilities.
Officials said that in principle
the United States has decided to
furnish Britain with such
weapons as missiles capable of
carrying atomic warheads
Under the law. the Govern
ment is forbidden to furnish
nuclear warheads to any foreign
nation. even an ally.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

submitted March Q by President
Eisenhower after the retirement
of Associate Justice Stanley F.
Reed. probably will be acted on
by the Senate within a few days.
Meanwhile. the Senate this
afternoon seemed likely to take
up the nomination of Associate
Justice William j. Brennan, jr.,
who has been sitting on the high
court since last October under
an interim appointment.
Judge Whitaker, a former
Kansas City. Mo-, attorney who
has served as a Federal District
Court judge and a United States
Court of Appeals judge in Mis-
souri, since July, 1854, was pres
ent at the committee hearing to-
day. He defended his action
as a judge in 1854 in dismissing
a suit brought against Kansas
City University by Horace B.
Davis. who had been discharged
as a professor because he had
refused to answer questions
about communism at a Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
in 1858.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
President Sees Missile
Fired From Cruiser

The President arose this
morning about 8 am. after a
good nights sleep" Mr.. Hag-
erty said. After the missile
demonstration the President
planned to get some more sun
which is doing a lot of good
for him"
Left Thursday Night
Mr.. Eisenhower left Norfolk,
Va. Thursday night for what
normally could have been a two
day sea trip to Bermuda. The
Canberra steamed south, how
ever, and since Saturday morn
ing has been meandering around
in Exhuma Sound in the Bahia
mas, some 300 miles southeast of
Miami and about a hundred
miles east Of Nassau.
The plan is for the cruiser to
turn back northeast tonight and
head for Bermuda, where the
President is due Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mr.. Eisenhower interrupted
his sunbathing in midafternoon
yesterday for a 2-hour and Is
minute business session with
Brig. Gen. Andrew j. Goodpas-
ter White House staff secretary,
and Mr.. Hagerty.
Gen. Goodpaster flew to the
Canberra aboard a seaplane,
bringing a big pouch of official
papers for the Presidents atten-
Ition. These included reports on
developments in the tense Middle
East situation. policy papers on
subject matters likely to come up
in the Bermuda conference with
the British prime minister. and
several action papers in the do
nestle field.
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Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
and photographers watched the
missile demonstration from
aboard the Canberra's two es-
cortlng destroyers. the USS Will
liam M. Wood and USS Barton,
which pulled up close to the
cruisers stern to give them a
good view.
The whole exercise took about
as minutes from the time the
drone plane came within radar
range until it splashed.
Mr.. Eisenhower, shaking off
head cold troubles that had been
bothering him IN Washington.
says he is feeling very good
after a couple of DAYS MASKING
in the sun on the Canberra's
main deck as the cruiser .oSl eli
through tropical waters among
the Bahama Islands.
He looked Interested and re-
laXed-when he chatted with
White House reporters and
photographers who went aboard
the Canberra from escorting de-
stroyers for chapel services on
the cruisers deck yesterday.
With broad grin, the Presi-
dent said this old bald head OF
mine is getting sort OF tanned.
Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder
his personal physician. said there
was no need for him to report
on the Presidents condition.
Just look at him-and I viii
confirm the opinion"
Cough on Mend
DR.. SNYDER said Mr.. EiSen-
hover is coughing very little now
and that the slight inflammation
in the eustachian tube that had
caused him some hearing diff
Guilty in his left ear had
cleared up.
Press Secretary James NJ. Hag-
erty said the President seems to
be enjoying very much his SLOW
boat" trip to Bermuda. He indi-
Gated the President might return
to Washington after his four-day
conferences with British Prime
Minister Macmillan by sea
rather than fly. He said that will
not be decided until later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

Communist and Communist
instigated aggression.
Pressure on Government.
Mr.. Macmillan's government
says it is under pressure from
British industry, commerce and
Parliament either to scrap all
restrictions on trade with Red
China or to bring them into line
with the less restrictive controls
imposed on business with the
Soviet bloc,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
Judiciary Unit
|GiivesApprova|
To Whitaker
BY ROBERT X. WALSH

The Senate Judiciary Commit
tee today approved the nominal
ton of Federal Circuit Judge
Charles Evans Whitaker as an
associate justice of the Supreme
Court.
The 10 committee members
present voted unanimously for
the nomination after a two-hour
hearing at which the only opposi-
tion witness was Fyke Farmer,
a Tennessee lawyer who admit
ted he was sympathetic to the
international Communist move
ment."
The Whitaker nomination
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

tinue to oppose the Peiping re-
gime's bid for United Nations
membership when the U. NJ
General Assembly meets next
fall.
However, Mr.. Macmillan prob
ably will emphasize the British
governments view that it is be-
coming more and more difficult
TO keep Red China out of the
world body since the entry of
many new African and Asian
states.
President Due Thursday
Mr.. Macmillan is due to f1y
to Bermuda early Wednesday to
De on hand to greet President
Eisenhower. The President is
sailing toward Bermuda on the
warShip Canberra for the four
days Of talks beginning Thurs
day. The formal agenda in
cludes a survey of American and
British policies toward China
and of East-West trade.
/ Other items due for major
consideration by the two gov
eminent chiefs and their aides
are ID The final patching of
the British-American alliance.
preached last summer by the
British-French invasion of Egypt;
% the current crisis in the
Middle East and how the two
allies can find a solution to it;
90 formulation of a Joint Suez
Canal policy, and a. Britain's
plan to cut the size Of her forces
in West Germany.
4 Mr. Macmillan in a message to
a Conservative Party rally at
Newcastle stressed the need for
close British american cooper
alton based on a full respect for
each others point of view" He
said his discussions with Mr..
Eisenhower and afterward with
Canadian Prime Minister Louis
Laurent would have "a vital
bearing on the future OF the
Middle East. on our own oil
supply. and above all. on the
preservation of the world from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

Baptists do not
call the Lords
Supper a "sacra-
ment." To them,
sacrament sug-
oare- n
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BAPTIST

- Baptists do not
r call the Lords
M Supper "sacra-
III ment." To them,
@ sacrament sug-
gests a meaning
foreign to New Testament teach
ing by suggesting that the act it.
self brings the individual sal
walton from his sin. Baptists
prefer to call the supper an or
dinance"--somcthing established
by the Lord. Rightly observed,
however, the Lords Supper is
worship on the highest level and
has a very sacred meaning.
The Lords Supper is a memo
rial of love. Jesus said This do
in remembrance Of me" (l Co
rinthians 1920. lie wanted it
TO remind Christians Of his sacri-
flee for their sins. 1t is indeed
a memorial of his self-giving on
the cross. The supper declares
the amazing love Of Christ in
giving his body and shedding
his blood to reclaim men for
God. Its observance, therefore.
declares the grateful love of
those who have been restored to
God through his death. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
Macmillan Due to Seek
U.S.. Concession on China

TUCKERSTOWN, Bermuda, Mar 8 0P-British Prime Min
Macmillan repeatedly resolved President EiSen-
hover major lowering of allied bars
trade with Red China
Macmillan said be planning advise the President
Bermuda conference Brtans willingness
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

keep this ordl-
nance in joyful
obedience TO hon
or the Saviour.
7 h c l. ord S
Supper is a SYM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18

Dol. 1t is really a dramatic SER
mon; il is truth in a picture.
When Jesus said Of the bread,
This is my body" he meant
that il represented his body.
Likewise he spoke Of the cup: il
represented his blood poured out
for the forgiveness OF sins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
BAPTIST

The Lords Supper is not
spiritual magic. To eat and to
drink at this service can never
impart any divine favor TO cover
ones sins. Salvation is not pro-
vided by a ceremony but by
Christ. A person does not re-
celve salvation by obedience but
by faith. According TO the New
Testament, by grace are We
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-18
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S av e d through
faith" (Ephesians
2:8). Observing
the supper can
add nothing TO the
free gift of divine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-23
Planes Crush,
Causing Road
!Mishop; 2 Die

MOUNTAIN VIEW. Calf,
June % tR.-Two Navy planes
collided yesterday while coming
in for a landing at nearby
fMoffett Field. The two pilots
were killed and wreckage falling
from one plane caused an acct
dent to q cement trailer truck
and an automobile.
The spectacular low-leyel COL
lision occurred over the Mountain
view-Alviso highway. just on the
u. s.. Highway lO1 Bayshore
|freewaN so miles south Of San
Francisco.
Killed were the only occupants
of the planes. Ensign Burt H.
Barclay, %. Los Altos, Calf,
flying an FJ3 Fury Jet, and 1t,
N. H. Maurer, IS, husband Of
Katherine Marie Maurer, Mon
terey, Calf. 1t. Maurer was
flying a propeller-driven sky
raider dive bomber.
Neither driver involved In the
resultant highway crash was
hurt.
Witnesses said the Jet fighter
broke In two after the collision,
the tail section falling onto the
first Of the two empy trailer
sections Of the cement truck.
The impact swerved the truck
into the path Of q car driven by
y. B. Lancaster. 40, Sunnyvale.
who screeched his car to q halt
between the two trailers. The
rig dragged his car OF the
highway.