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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17

NEW YORK.-lnternal Rev.
enue Services new sternness on
expense slips badly hurting
business at hotels. restaurants
and night clubs all over the
country. Government insistence
that all expense slips now be
accounted for in detail has
crimped the style Of the big
spenders who. previously just
set down q loose total as tax
deductible entertainment ex-
penses. Sir Anthony Eden
penning his memoirs. BY
next spring, racetracks win be
installing self-service mutuel
ticket machines. The machine
viii be able to spot counterfeit
bills. Installation Of the ma
chimes win cost Q lot Of jobs,
generally distributed in the
form Of patronage. Ben
Marden's former partner. Jack
AIKEN. hospitalized. Lon
don's Daily Express and the
Evening Standard. which have
been rapping Queen Elizabeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17

have lost respectively 10000
and 5000 readers.
&H hA
Ex-Davis Cup chairman.
Walter Hail. honeymooning
with Sue BENJAMIN. MY
Fair Lady" will total 81 million
on second Broadway amy. {.
Duke Of Rutland on same plane
to beirut with Frances
Sweeney. chaperoned BY her
mother, Duchess Of Argyll. =. =.
George Vanderbilt divorce win
be aImicahle. DoUetta Nor
row and Cesare Slept in tune.
Mid heart attacks felled
Mrs. George Hamid and pro-
Queer Richard Barstow.
Marlene Dietrich's accompanist.
Burt Bachrach, and his wife
acting silly. Rock Hudson
and Gloria Safer dating. (.
The Hal Marie TOrre) Fried
mans expect q May stork. 4.
Charles Laught0n, not on .
London stage since his 1896
Capt. Hook, returns in The
Party"
It Is popular legend that q
person living in Q New Yorl,
apartment never gets TO know
his next-door neighbor; never
gets to know the people with
whom be. rides daily In the
elevators Of an apartment
house. The legend was knocked
into o cooked hat, most re-
Gently, when Betty Brady died
She was wife Of Jerry Brady,
former general manager Of
Tropical Park for II years, now
exec with American Totalisator,
The man from the newsstand
at the corner was at her wake:
so was the girl from the drug
store. There was Q youngster
who said he had set up the pins
for her at the bowling alley.
There were people, at the
funeral parlor. who had met
her on the Hotel Delmonico
elevators and there were bell
boys; there were beautiful
flowers from such diverse per-
sonalities as J. Edgar Hoover,
TOOts Shor, Henry Soule, from
girls she bowled with, from
Danny's Hideway, from stores
where she shopped and hum
dreds Of coincidence kilograms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17

Worlds Fair. 80. Teresa Wright
and playwright Robert Ander-
son sizzling. -. Jane Morgan
into Persian Room on 26.
Danny Arnsteln, taxicab ty.
coon. vastly improved at Miami
Beach Hospital. Al Bernie'a
q Copa click.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
Ed SULLIVAN
Bio Spenders Fooled
LITTLE OLD NEW YORK

NEW YORK-lnternal have lost respectively 10000
enlie Haruinaa nav, atarnasa an ara az mn ranaaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
St. Group
To Hear Senator

Senator Smith. Republican Of
New Jersey. win address the
Potomac Assembly. Brother
hood Of st. Andrew. at a George
Washington birthday breakfast
in the National Press Club on
Saturday.
The breakfast will follow q
communion service Of men and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
HOLLYWOOD

Continued From Page BIS
HILL" has nary Q woman-and
that's q crying shame. It's Q
true war story. Newcomer
Jean Seberg est. Joan, " Bon
jour Tfistesse") to newcomer
Mile Perkins (''The Diary Of
Anne Frank'D: IT wish you
the very best Of luck. but I
don't envy you"
How about Mickey Rooney
for the top Emmy for "The
Comedian? =. Also, I hope
Robert Mitchum's fine perform
ance In Heaven Knows, Mr..
Allison" has not been forgotten
by the Oscar voters. Cover
Champion will stage the dances
for Singer Jane PoWeIl's night-
club stint at the Havana RI
viera. -. Carolyn Jones viii
sing (who doesn't sing these
days. with EIvis Presley in
king Creole" but Carolyn will
MARBLE only from the neck I'D.
= = y =
Prince Rainier Of Monaco will
not be in nearby Nice when
Princess Ghislaine Of Monaco
reactivates her stage career in
o piece called Mrs. April's Dia-
monds." The princess Is Raj
nier's grandmother, by her
marriage to his grandpop.
Prince Louis II, when he was
76. When Louis died, Rainier
declared invalid the will leaving
q hunk Of Louis money to
Ghislaine. There is no love lost
between them.
Audrey Hepburn, in the Bel
gian Congo, cabled husband
Mel Ferrer, 1.-THE humidity is
100 per cent and the natives are
staging q terrific dance on
Saturday: you must fly over"
But Mel had to fly to South
America to set up his "Green
Mansions" movie. This sepa-
ration because Of their work is
very hard on them. IT'S their
FIRST, and to judge by Mel's face,
their last. They will vacation
In Switzerland for two weeks
In the spring, between pictures
~ &H
Walter Slezak, Pat Neal and
the other stars Of the very sue
cessful Gentleman from Sew
enth Avenue" on TV are get
ting together with Director Al
len Reisner to turn the show
into q play for Broadway.
Lee Phillips, the schoolmaster
Of "Peyton Place." is sinking his
movie money into an Of
Broadway stage version of 1.-THE
Brothers Karamazov."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17

We have = 81 ingredient
ointment and an internal
tablet, a combination which
is giving wonderful relief to
q great many sufferers. Its
proving so effective that II
warrants a trial by all who
have this ailment. and It's
supplied on q l4-day home
trial plan. Write for details
to Canaan Sales Co., Dept.
100 Rockport, Mass.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Mr. and Mrs. Waverly Gillian and
daughter, Nancy Gail, and Mrs. B
c. Gillian attended the Turns
family reunion at the D. r. Turns
home II R4sthnre sunday.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
Trenholm Community Neus EUents

and Leslie Leviner. Of Richmond
visited Mr.. and Mrs WI / Stokes
Saturday and went deer and rabbit
hunting
Mrs. + w BoatWright and daugh-
ter, Eva Stokes and Patricia Stokes
were IN Richmond Monday.
Dinner guests Of Mr. and Mrs
Henry Hatcher Sunday were Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Duke and family,
Sam Hatcher and sons. Of Rich
mond, and Mr. and Mrs B W. vii
burn
MI. and Mrs, Sam Wall and
daughters. Of Aiken. S C.. and Mr..
and Mr.. Lawrence Allen n d
family. o. Richmond spent the
Christmas week end with Mr. and
Mrs Bagby Jones. u
Recent visitors Of Mrs Gordon
we're Grace and Annie Swami NJ
Roanoke. and MI and Mrs, A M
Swami, Of Roanoke
Mrs Annie Gordon spent 5atur-
day in Richmond.
Visitors Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

MISS Thclma Ann Smith returned
to Winchester Monday after spend
ing the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs Morris G. Smith
James Brandon. Of Highland. III.
was guest in the same home our
ing The holidays.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
Allen AtWater
Vows Spoken
In ClaWson Home

Miss Myrtle AtWater Of Rich
mond became the bride Of Victor
v. Allen. Of the u S Army, son OF
Frank d. Allen. Of Church Road.
and the late Mrs Allen Monday.
December %. In the home of the
BRIDEGROOM { brothcr-n law and SIS
ter. Mr.. and Mrs Hubert Clawson,
Jr.
Miss Atwatcr. daughter Of MI.
and Mrs John Graham Atwater, Of
DillWvn, was given IN marriage by
her father She wore blue dress
with corresponding accessories and
carried 4 white Bible topped with
white orchids
TIC Rev T. L. Simpson. of
Dillwvn. offciatcd
Mrs Donald Thaxton. OF Rich
mond was Der sisters only atten
dant
Frank 3 Alien vas his sons best
man
A reception at the clawson home
followed The ceremony
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

DcNoon Sunday we're Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. Willis and daughter, Of Mel
bourne Fla, and MI. and Mrs BIN
RAYMOND, Of FarnNllle.
sua4t Stokes, Of Richmond
visited his parents, Mr.. aid Mrs
W |. Stokes, Christmas Day
Mss Lucy Ann SILVER and Paul
Fogg visited Mr. a d(-Mrs r b.
Swami Sunday
Visitors 81 Mrs Nellie Cole Satur-
day we're willie and Milton Cole.
MI and Mrs. Moutcll Cole and
family. Mrs Alice Palmore, oi
Richmond Frances and Maize Pal
more and Captain Vaughn W Pal
more. Of Williams ALB, ArIz. Capt
palmore also VISITED ms father, Joe
Palmorc III Richn1nd while here
Recent Visitors 81 Nj ana Mrs
Cecil DcNoon were Mrs Il M
KIDD. Of Columbia Captain Vaughn
Palmore. Of Arlzona, Mi and Mrs
Charlie Duke and family and MIS-
Alice Palnore, Of Richmond MISS
Frances BlankeushiB and Mrs
Reba Dandfidac and son, Of PoNha
VAN. MISS Ellen Williams ana Her
bert Jones. Of Texas.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Mr. and Mrs D. II Mcclure
Walter Mcclure and Mrs. Eva
Stokes we're IL Farmville Thursday
Visitors Of Mrs. Rosa Palmorc
recently were Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Eubank, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j. Pettus.
Mr. and Mrs A j Cleveland. Vir-
I'll Hicks and Mr., and Mrs Ray
mond DcNoon Of Richmond, and
luther and Elmer Swami. Of Peters
burg.
Those visiting in Richmond re-
Gently were Mrs. Celeste Jones.
Mildred Hatcher. Virginia Mac De
Noon Alene DeNoon, Lille De
Noon. Irene Strai'on. Maize Pal
more Frances Palmorc. SILVER
Swami Buddy Denton. FLOYD Pal
more Betty Jane Willis. Mr.. and
Mrs Willis, Freddie and Ruth Boat
wright Elaine Stokes and Anita
Stokes
John Swami MIS- Nadine Cosby
Grace Cosby and Virginia Brown
were IN Farmyllc Thursday.
Wilffcf Stokes and son. Buddy
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Mr. and Mrs Robert Newman
and daughter. Virginia. Of Chatla.
nooga. Tenn Mn and Mrs John
Monaghan Of Lynchburp and Mr.
and Mrs. Julian F'owlkes and chi
dren Of Brkeyillc, were recent
guests Of their mother. Mrs { II
Newman
Al Johnston left today 70 entct
vPI in Blacksbtrg He IL the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs Erbv Johnston
Dinner guests Of Tho Louis b New
tons Christmas Day were J SW6ope
Blanton Ms Henry Blanion Mr.
and Mrs Henry Blantof Jr and
sons. Richard Swoope and Andy, all
Of G Ii M er Ian d Mi and Mrs
Jasper King. Of Richmond, Smith
Newton and Lcake Newton. Of New
Canton and Nh and Mrs q. II
Fahrner.
Nh ana Mrs Lyle GfahaM and
children. Lyle Thomas Hofoths
and John returned II Atlanta Ga
Tuesday after spending thc holidays
With Mr. 6raham's parents. Mr
.aad Mls $ H. GRAHAM
Here for the clark-chaney we'd
ding Sunday and guests IN the home
Of Mrs j Il. Clark were her father
B p Obenshaln and her sist ais
Miss Lucy Obenshain Miss Eliza
baet Obenshain. Miss Annie oben-
sliain and Mrs W T Smith. all OF
Flncastlc. Dr and Mrs s $ Oben
sham and family oi Blacksburg
Mr and Mrs. w r Garland ane
family. Of Pulaski Mrs A " Ohen
sham and dAphtcl 81 Roanoke Nh
and MIS-. Edward White Of Char
loitesvillcs and Mr. and Mrs JOIN
/ TABLET. oi Richmond
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
Prospect Items

Thc { b. Carson FANNY INV W
II Carson family and The Nelson
MIN family were dinner guests 81
F II Carson and Mr. and Mrs
Jin Carson NJ Hixbure Christmas
Dav
XIV aaa sf phHp Th5r4
VISITED III Dahlercn during tho
Christmas holidays
Guests in the Farrar home Sun
Glav wefe Mr. and Mrs q + Far
rar III and children 0f Raleigh.
n c and MI and Mrs { F Far
HAL. and Sous. of henderson. N I'll,
And Mr. and Mrs Gus Hydrick and
children, Of Richmond
MISS Alice Pollard Payne and
Miss Linda Taylor Of Mary Wash
ington College spent the Christmas
holidays III their homes here
John Carson 81 Hampton sgd
ney. spent the holidays With his
parents. MI and Mrs G p Carson.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
Friends Surprise
Barbara Yancey
AT Birthday Fete

Barbara Yaaccv. 81 Farnyillc
was tie honoree AT a surprise party
December N celebrating her 10th
birthday Her friends, Mary Anne
Schmidt. Margaret McClary and
Betty Ward gave tho party at the
Modern Woodman hall.
Thirty Young men and women
school and community friends 81
Barbara from Farmvillca Cumber-
land and PoWhatan. were guests for
dancing ana the celebration fcstlVi-
ties.
Parents chaperoned he occasion
ana included Nh and MRS Thomas
Schmidt Mrs 7 G. Yanccy and
Mrs G 6 McClary
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

MI and MIS- a. O Lafoon. Mar,
tina Sue Hanerslv and MIS- HIM
toon's sister. Mrs Frank Hawthorne
If Richmond are spending the
week III Florida
Mss Belts 10 Cook and Bobby
Garter we're New Years guests of
Miss Cook $ aunt Mrs Troy Hop
kins, in Lvnchburg
Jimmy Pufney vas the guest of
Chris Bosworth N Lexington few
DAYS this week M and Mrs Wiley
Putncy were New Years guest of
III and Mrs. f. W Bosworth,
Nh and Mrs Dram Nichols and
family. Of Petersburg were holiday
guests ~ Mr. Nichols mother. MFS
Hunter Nichols. and Mrs r " HAD
ard
Mr. and Mrs ] G Hancs Jr
Of Richmond and tho Rev and Mrs
Hcnly 81 Hampton hayG returned
% their respective home after q
s1sit Win their mother Mrs james
Garland Haaes
Franklin Gray Jn Of thc uai-
v-rsity os Richmond. was 4 guest
u the Honle Of Or and Mrs II +
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

The Chclry Grove society Of
Children of the American Rcvoll-
ton viii meet today Friday al
4 pm
Mrs A 3 Holmes. First Avenne.
~ill be hostess 10 the CAR group
A business meeting viii be held.
Mr.. and Mrs T f. Davenport
and son III Charlottesville were
week end guests Of MIS- Dayen
port s mother, Mrs Mary Fulchcr
Buddy Wood y TIA guest of his
parents Mr. and Mrs Henry Wood
flo haS returned from Japan where
he was stationed for the past twd
years With the y S Army Mt
Wood Nll leave next week tor XIX
wet Coast
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Mi and Mrs Ernest fowler and
daughter. Cary Walton OF Richmond
visited Mn Towler's sister Miss
Josephine fowler during the week
end
Mrs. Alice Oveiton spent the
Christmas holidays IN Richmond
with her daughter and family the
Mark Hankins.
\ Mn. and Mrs Richard T Jones
and children. kathcryn and Ricky.
have returned 10 Greensboro. N. c..
after visit With Mrs Jones mother
Mrs f j Andrews. and other
relatives
Mrs. r. A. McCorkle is at home
after spending the Christmas holi-
days with hcr daughter and family
MI and MIS- Harold Laughlln, III
Crawford, \ j.
4 MI. and Mrs. Earl " Andrews
and children have returned to Peters
t,,ira Altar vlsit with fhen parents
Mr. and Mrs Garland Cabincss and
I Mrs f, J, Andrews,
Commander and Mrs. Samuel +
wateon ana cbildren Dale and
\ t,,1tcb ,~e,,,,nad v Newno,t r. r
Trasdav after snendino the HOLIDAYS
MIR are Watsants narents Mr. and
MIs. ;. Z neNeF
MIS- Charlotte Hal Moore ans
4 son Of Lexington, were guests Of
4 FIX tba HOLIDAYS
4 MI aad Mrs j w Whltted YiSlteG
/ relatiFes IN wilmington y ~, dur
ing the holidays.
r,, III.
III a1lo hi d ! II Z '''l, a- u
'Ii'- H., ,, NO. , sts = -
HoAday guest IN NC hupele Nid"-
son Jr, nome Wele MIS-. ClaWsoh 5
sather. FRANK Aiieh q CAfuch fSoaa !
her SISTER ana fanny M ana MIS-
Ciydc r Bc'ts' q west ram beae !.
law. Mr. and Mrs Victor v Allen
Of Churchland. Mrs. Glenice Slnms
Of Richmond. was also a guest il
1.-The same home
"a Eafiy- q rort DiA' N NJ. ahe
fidiih- edi'e u va. iei''o'i' y'1'e,'
i days.
vi ana Niis' uiahe n,Nii'soi'
! - \. any 4a'iiils = IaasSiil'' ~ 4,
: dren. of Alexandria. and Bill Atkin
son. Of Lawrenceville, have returned
to their respective homes aftel
, o,,ts NJ, INA Mrs p r Atkinson
Recent guests IN the G. J. Lees
home were Mrs, Leese's mother
= and her brotherin-law and sister
Nj and Mrs. Fred Schechterle. 0
Asb,n.v Park N j.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred chapman AM
| family Of Fredericksburg Weri
c guests of Mr.. Chapman mother
7 MIS-. W A. Chapman, during III
d holidays and attended the family re
] nnjon at the LEROY Chapman hom
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
THE FARMvILLE rva) HERALD FRIDAY JANUARY = 1858
Club Calendar

Farmvillc Presbyterian church:
Women 81 the Church Executive
Board viii meet Monday January
s. at $50 pm in the ladies parlor
Holton Bible Class, Of Farmvillc
Methodist Church meets Tuesday,
Jan 4. al 3 pm. with Mrs II p
Pritchctt. -3l6 S. Main 81
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Scruggs at
tended the christening Of then
grandson. Dennis Morris Critzer
Jr.. December - at. Highland Metho
dist church III Colonial Heights
Miss Marjorie Ann Garnet, Walkel
Noblin and Tommy Noblin also at
tended the. service.
Miss Emma Norvell Dowdy o
I! Lynchbure is a guest Of Miss Mar
= tina Garter.
Ned Orange has returned Il
Greensboro. N c.. after spending
the holidays with his mother, Mrs
E A Orange.
Holiday guests Of Mrs Ruth Eng
lert were her son Roy Enelert. and
family Of Alexandra.
Guests OF Dr.. and Mrs r A
Moore for the holidays were then
sons. Alexander. Moore Of tho
faculty Of DARLINGTON Academy ii
Rome sea. and Dl Robert Moor
and family. OF Richmond
Dr.. George A. Jack Lyle. Of the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, Md,
visited friends at Hampdcn-SydAey
during TIL holiday.
Mr.. and MIS-. Irving Brock, Of
New York City, were guests 81 Mr.
Brock 4 brother. r. x. Brock. and
- -. 1'a ~, d,,r,n~ 80 hol,aav
80 ! 1T 7 ~ - - '
se''0''
Or. W Il Williams. of Apponnat-
~ s 80 =. ~, Wy, 9,,,,,a ha1,ga,e
''o''' - III III : &C.,
Recent guests Of Mrs. J B Mas
sey and MISS Jean Massey WelC
sey. and family Of The UNIVERSITY
Of Maryland, and her daughters ant
families, Mrs. J I Trotter, 81 Pep
PERIL, Mass and Mrs c y Ellis
MISS Martina Carter spent IN
week end N LynchpuIg WIN MIS-
Emma NorVeN DoWdN, Whefe sh
attended dance at lhe oah ~
Country Cup SATURDAY. evening
Ill r,,ao r7,,,c+ ,,.o,.
a.'a -. n ~.
~" 80, $500 e.es. ~
= "'''@''0'
Steve Chapman, OF Camp Lcjeunt
s' G,,.a 4,
M anu AZ. 7 ~ = ''' z ''''''
'''e va -
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Pamet an
ia'nis ',.-'sa 49,. ~, - w. ha,idan go.
= 'No'''o'N ''''' ~
'0''
MISS hdzc1 johnson. y oou'
neei ai'u W an 80 - =
~" go ''o
Mr.. and MIS-. w. A. Patterson an
son William H.. of Scvelna Par
Md and Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Ga
lalee and children. Mary and Drew
Of Richmond. we're guests Of the
guson. for the latter part Of Il
holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Patterse
returned to Richmond with Mr.. ar
Mrs. Gallalee Tor the New Yei
holiday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-01-03
tTrben TO Explain
Pipe Organ For
Wonan's Club n

Walter urben music instructor
Az Longwood College viii give
an explanation and demonstration
on the pipe ofgan 70 the Farmvillo
Woman's Club Wednesday. Jan
uary 8 at Jarman Auditorium
The program viii be the January
meeting Of the Woman's Club and
Will start at 8 As p. m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
CordinuI Stritch Off
To Take High Post

CHICAGO. April IS Up. =
Samuel Cardinal Stritch,
Roman Catholic Archbishop Of
Chicago who has been ap-
pointed to q high Vatican post,
babe farewell today to the city
which has been his home for
10 years.
He will travel by rail to New
York, arriving tomorrow, and
embark for Italy Thursday
aboard the liner Independence.
Pope Plus XII on March
appointed the cardinal, who Ia
20, as proprefect Of the Con-
gregation for the Propagation
Of the Faith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15
Red Dancers
Acclaimed
In New York

NEW YORK. April IS (R.-
The Moiseyev dance company
from Moscow. the first dance
troupe to reach the United
States under a new American
Soviet cultural exchange agree
ment. scored a resounding tri-
umph at the Metropolitan OPP
era House last night.
The troupe Of nearly 100
dancers. the largest Soviet at
traction ever sent here, offered
- folk numbers. which had q
constant element Of humor.
An audience of about $500
persons applauded. laughed,
whistled. yelled bravo" and
applauded some more.
The Russians, In turn, par
ticularly the girls. applauded
their American hosts, waved
and smiled.
The American and Soviet
flags draped two center boxes.
Mikhail Menshikov, Soviet AM
bassador to the United States,
and Arkady Sobolev, Ambassa-
dor to the United Nations,
were the ranking diplomats.
Unprecedented crowds-po-
lice said 1900 persons-gath-
cred at the stage door to cheer
the dancers after their per-
Torrance.
w. @. Rogers, Associated
Press arts editor. said in his
review:
This isn't ballet, 1t isn't
really dance. 1t is pure rollick-
ing fun.
THE dancers moved across
the stage in great irresistible
rusheS. they stamped, thumped,
skipped. ran. hoped, galloped
and trotted. They did the most
extraordinary pirouettes, they
clowned. burlesqued and ridi-
culued, and they. too. had q
hilarious time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

publican of Pennsylvania, asked
what would be the effect both
on the United States and free
world security If American
troops were withdrawn from
Europe and the Mediterranean
area.
Would Destroy Security
Disastrous. absolutely dis
astrous." Gen. Norstad replied.
There is no question but that
from the military standpoint
and from the overall psyche
logical and political standpoint.
the withdrawal Of our froces
from Europe would mean to
people everywhere a with
drawa1 Of the U. s. from the
world.
1t would not only destroy the
security Of the world but would
60 q long way toward destroy
ing this country as well, be.
cause We would find ourselves
on an island In q hostile sea-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-15

Foreign Aid budget for next
year. a committee member sug-
gested some European sources
have given the impression that
NATO was about to fall
apart"
II find that highly incon-
sistent with the facts as /
know them" replied Gen.
Norstad. who has spent nearly
all Of his time in Europe for
seven years.
More Necessary Now
He said his Judgment is that
the alliance is strong and sis
regarded as more necessary to-
day by the member countries
than 1t was in 1919 when NATO
was established"
The general called attention
to the recovery which has taken
place IN Western Europe in the
last 10 years and attributed the
confidence and hope which the
people show today to the
strength that has been created
in NATO.
Gen. Norstad testified that
II. in a NATO meeting, any
suggestion was made that could
be interpreted as "downgrad-
ing the alliance you would hear
a roar that could be heard
across the Atlantic"
Several committee members
interrupted at this point to in
dicate they had been impressed
by this testimony.
Representative Fulton. Re-